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[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355570.msg4973117#msg4973117 date=1258841809]. . .
kidnap me and do what? the criminal side of you is COMING OUT!
. . .[/quote]----Censored----

Nothing bad, sometimes crime pays big dividends or maybe very many babies

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355570.msg4973086#msg4973086 date=1258841327]also. . .
they should employ nigerians and not chinese ect. . . workers.
i hope these jobs will go to nigerians oooo[/quote]The problem here is that Nigeria's infrastruture base has been deliberately eroded so that corruption can thrive. But I see Soludo as the kind that has the vision for capacity building and investment in the individual as a resource. Let's keep fingers crossed.

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355570.msg4973041#msg4973041 date=1258840749]thats kinda far fetched, dont you think?  

too many pretty ladies and sexy guys in delta.
why all these bad belle people wan spoil am for me? cant they carry their kidnapping and other bullshit elsewhere?  [/quote]Yes it is, I would do the kidnapping! What red blooded male wouldn't kidnap a girl with smooth legs like yours?

^
Don't forget he was CBN gov, so the civil service is not an alien creature to him.

SEFAGO:
Well, as you can see there is obviously no solution right now, except for us to try and work around that corruption. Meaning if you cannot beat them, then join them vigorously but intelligently. By that, I believe in stealing money and using it to start multi-corporations which cause jobs in nigeria and also sort of benefit the ppl. Like it sees there would  be no end to corruption in nigeria, from what i have seen

That is defeatist. There is always a way to do the right thing. Funny, but now is the best time (maybe the only time) to tear down those forces of darkness.

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972979#msg4972979 date=1258840060]yep thats the video i was talking about.
exactly. no benefit to the ordinary man.
who the hell can afford to go there? tourists?
lolol

also were those pics real of Yar Adua's son with all that money and posing on top of cars? or was that some other little kid they said is Yar Adua's son?[/quote]Yeah, that was lil Yar Adua, live and direct. . . Being groomed for the presidency (that lesson was how to care for the common man )

sjeezy8:
be sure to buy a bullet proof vest  

Not needed mate! We are true gentlemen, in the ND our word is honour. A pretty babe like Amaka will be safe, even from the elements of nature.

What alarms me most, is that Sanusi is eager to be seen as an intellectual (which he definitely is not) and he has a band of fanatic followers "sinking" the word into our heads. It won't work.

Here is a man in a position of authority, someone at the helm of affairs in Nigeria, yet all he can do is point fingers at the British who left 49 years ago. Intellectual?

sjeezy8:
i dont think thats his house - BUT IM SURE HE STEALS MONEY BECAUSE YARADUA AND OTHERS HAVE SAID IT INDIRECTLY.

Its their state house.

. . .But can you imagine Yar Adua pointing out thieves? While living in Ibori's shadow and confounding foreign courts investigating 9ja money laundering?

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355570.msg4972586#msg4972586 date=1258836897]if what he says is sooooo, then OH GOSH I CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!
 
i have some second cousins (mom's cousins) that live in Anambra/Onitsha. OHHH YES!! maybe ill finally have an excuse to go there!!  since they are also building an airport there, its even better access. or we can drive since its neighboring Imo State.
i hope his plan really falls through. 
_{*crosses fingers*}[/quote]I think the airport is in Asaba (Delta state). So you can always pass through Warri . Come and try usi and owo soup. . . Proper hospitality.

@topic
We need visionaries and idealists at the helm of power in Nigeria. Of course there's no point being visionary if you have no bite, but Soludo has shown a ruthless streak with the way he has disposed off the Ubah cabal. So, fingers crossed.

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972814#msg4972814 date=1258838695]hmmmmm i hope you arent just defending him.
that video with him showing off his wealth while his people are suffering in that same exact state just looked heartless and like he could give a shit about their lives.
anyway sha. . . [/quote]Na. That was a project that those before him started, he just completed it. It wasn't about his wealth either, it was a govt building.

SEFAGO:
so who is this bayelsa governor- never heard of him

Can you imagine I've been wasting my money buying hard copies of the Economist. The story I mentioned is on their website here http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=14843563&CFID=93928542&CFTOKEN=59813442

Jaybee2412:
The young ones are too busy with yahoo-yahoo business to be concerned with any political ambitions. Leave that for later, they need money to buy their ways into politics

I don't really know his history, but the reps have a lot of supremely corrupt young blood (eg Elumelu), that there's no hope for the future except a new crop of young people fashion new ways to gain grassroots power.

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972603#msg4972603 date=1258837026]na wa ooooo
see as you people dey yab Beaf. lolol
that was a rib cracker!  [/quote]Don't mind them jare! They are jealous cos they see me walking arm in arm with the sexiest babe in da house!

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972739#msg4972739 date=1258838046]LMFAO!! @ the first part.
@ the second part
like that governor in Bayelsa state. shame, shame.[/quote]In the most recent edition of the economist, he is rated as the most econpomically transparent governor in Nigeria; the only one to bring independent foreign editors in. Don't mind what people say about him, all that was just dirty oil politics from those who should know better.

SEFAGO:
No- this is just the Nigerian way of greeting. You can see beaf is not offended, that is how we greet each other in nigeria. Its a cultural thing, just like how oyibo people say good morning.

yep, what we definitely do not need is a young graduate. What we need is someone who is young and idealistic. Like the problem with Old people is that they have already seen life as it is- and figured out that it is every man for themselves- so why care about poor nigerians? Sometimes, I still wonder how heartless you must be- to build a house and still billions of naira, while being aware of the significant poverty in nigeria. The best I can say is that maybe old age brings with it reduced conscience because maybe you have learned that the world is a wicked place to live and you have to do what to survive.

You are making a mistake, Dimeji Bankole is a relatively young man, isn't he?

whiteroses:
never! what experience has he had, you think person go graduate and start looking for president job? nay he will work in similar roles for years and be a reknowned politician feel free to disagree i just yarn weting i know

Unless we can change the system, the fact is that in current Nigeria, all you need do is get your hands in someone elses pot and you pop through the ranks. You don't need to be a known politician.

The system needs to be changed, the thing most young people haven't noticed is that right now the door is wide open for change. Don't let top heavy hegemonies dissuade you. Did anyone really listen to General Akinrinade's call to dismantle the system? The door of opportunity will never be this wide open for young people. It is time to sieze it.

sjeezy8:
beaf is not young hes like 35 married to a fat black american lady

Yeah I'm back, detractors flee!!!

What in your opinion is young? A teenager?

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972431#msg4972431 date=1258835691]LMFAO!! but anyway what was the point of sending me that topic?[/quote]There are goons running around to stop the next big, sexy. What better proof do you need that I'm the next presi?
A pretty girl like you needs the very top of the crop.

SEFAGO:
Money will change hands , This is just an elaborate plan I am sure. That is the problem with recycled leaders, its so easy to spot tactics

How can Soludo be recycled? This is his very first political outing, or you tink say CBN work na politics?

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972321#msg4972321 date=1258834969]how are you so sure of this? proof please!
PROOF!
did you know by screwing around with me you are as dirty as those politicians in abuja right now? lol[/quote]Hmmm. Sounds like the thing to do! Believe me, those politicians are dirty one way, but I'm dirty the other. . . In warm, pleasant ways.

I would have put up my pic, but my enemies have been making death threats these days, all because I look sexy https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-353466.32.html#msg4968114
Take no notice of that pest, Sefago, I'll throw him (or her) a bone soon.

[size=14pt]Is the "anti-diasporic sub-Nigerian" campaign we have been witnessing on NL part of Ibori's new anti-diasporia push? [/size]

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972225#msg4972225 date=1258834292]LMFAO!! na wa for you ooooo.
did you not see me say "sexy"[/quote]My dear, I tick all the right boxes.
I'm intelligent, handsome, suave, tall and and well built. The type who will look out for your every need and croon sweet nothings in your ear.
I only have my wife to fear

I'm very certainly better than becomerich.

I have faith in Soludo as possible presidential material. I hope he delivers and delivers large.

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=355031.msg4972199#msg4972199 date=1258834064]we need a young sexy president in nigeria. i will surely be his concubine. [/quote]Ehn?! I will [b]definitely [/b]be president in 2011. Can we have some practice?. . .

The rate we are going, one day the president will be 90 years old . It is a disgrace!

What is the guarantee that a younger person would not be worse than the present crop? Elumelu, Dimeji Bankole etc are young, but rotten.

The only way younger politicians can take over in Nigeria, is by forming their very own political party backed by modern communications, bravery and community level footwork. Anything else is a waste of time, the age of our politicians is steadily rising as the old guard hang on for dear life.

You might have to set up an independent website dedicated to this cause, instead of relying on NL.
There will be problems if NL users have to drop any secrecy sorrounding their identities to press home their points (no one will take the committee seriously otherwise).

This point takes on more importnace, especially these days when [b]losers with messages in synch Ibori's sub-Nigerians in the diaspora message [/b]are bold enough to make death threats against fellow forum users https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-353466.32.html#msg4968114

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=355080.msg4967844#msg4967844 date=1258761156]methinks sanusi is on point,matter of fact he is sharper than an arrow here
more intergration is what we need in this country not less
some of u guys that come here and talk about tribe,i wonder how old u are?40,50?
any nigerian under 30 is relatively unconcerned about which tribe u are from
abi when u dey university u dey choose your clique according to tribe? even the chick u toast na tribe?
we have fashola coming up and a few other governors that should do good,also i think soludo might be very good for anambra we have to wait and see[/quote]Open your eyes to what is written. Nobody is talking about tribe, outside of what Sanusi himself mentioned.
Nigeria needs more integration? Based on what? Toasting chicks or joining cliques or being below 30? Based on what?

Ha! such good luck! The [size=14pt]"diasporic" sub-Nigerians[/size] have sent a new message . They have actually found a point where you can literally [size=14pt]"jump off the cliff" and never return![/size]

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lalaboi:
Even if one decides to speak clear english without the usual "oh" "ah" Eh" ehen" Nao" abi" . . . .they will still term it forming accent. . . .must all nigerians speak the same way? must we add exclamation sounds to every sentence? lol. . . .some people chose not to. . . .so what the fuss?

Das not what we are talking about.

The enemies are those that just land in some US airport and [b]immediately [/b]have [b]yankrrree [/b]accent that is of no use to man or goat.

walakolobo:
hear what? noone is speaking as far as i am concerned.

Your dissatisfaction will be duly conveyed to the [size=14pt]"diasporic" sub-Nigerians[/size]. I am sure they are more than happy to make you happy.

webdezzi:
you did not answer the question, how much experiences do you have with those languages
. . .

I have had quite some experience with pearl, some with python, a little PHP, a lot of ASP. I have across the board experience of both fast and slow languages.

Can we clear the questions I asked earlier?
I am beginning to think that by speed you mean, how quickly you can get the job done. That is productivity, not speed or raw performance.
It is healthy to have a balance of raw performance and productivity, instead of a near 100% tilt in one direction (Assembler vs Ruby).