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Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 9:04am On Oct 04, 2009
^My friend, go and sell akara!
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 8:42am On Oct 04, 2009
Am back o! Vettel won a very exciting race, Hamilton was 3rd and dat undeserving JB carry 8 like olodo.

Now where is that fool called sleazy? One thing I have is a photographic memory, so I sabi catch liars well well grin grin grin
Imagine the liar! angry
I always knew there was some sort of insecurity around the goon called sleazy, do you remember telling me you were studying political science and knew top shots in pdp, so you were gonna come back in a few short years to lord it over us in politics? NOW YOU DEY CLAIM LAW!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked CHEI!!!!!!!!!. Heavy things are dropping from your lips.

We know about "Toronto Universities" in Nigeria, our politicians have shown how they can "study" and obtain Oluwole degrees.

God don catch you today, a fucking liar! I'm sure you are really hanging around ghetto corners, selling hard stuff; in the meantime, inventing English like becomrich and egwofor. Kai! Adult lying like a little peice of shit. Damn!
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 5:07am On Oct 04, 2009
^Good education my foot! You can't even put a proper sentence together. Little "tribal" wretch and laughing stock of NL. You're now like a maggot crawling over faeces, immature agbero.

Anyway cursed and bleeped up chimp, coverage of the suzuka f1 race has started, so this re-education session is over.
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:27am On Oct 04, 2009
"When I finish school blah". If you don't have any sense now, there is no way you will have any in the future. All hope is lost, wasted dna.
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:22am On Oct 04, 2009
^I wasn't talking to you. Mind your business and strictly too.
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:16am On Oct 04, 2009
Wasted little runt that can only be mouthy over the web. They say empty barrels. . .
I'll leave you to mummy's breasts now "big boy" who is still in school. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:12am On Oct 04, 2009
^Insecurity and the need for mummy's breast embarassed
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:10am On Oct 04, 2009
@Amaka
Which one be gbejiginga again? Abi you dey take style cuss me? shocked
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:07am On Oct 04, 2009
sjeezy8:
lol ok beaf you or your people dont matter like REALLY.
Sorry. But we matter, even the smallest baby matters (except to Nazi's sha). grin
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 4:03am On Oct 04, 2009
^Forum clown. Its just that, honesty pays.
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 3:58am On Oct 04, 2009
sjeezy8:
talk to your tribalistic brothers not me

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-329465.0.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-332462.0.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-332452.0.html

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-330992.0.html

who are the tribalist again? cause you dont see me opening threads about yorubas dis n dat
There is nothing "tribalistic" about those threads (bar one). But you are free to turn yourself into forum police (as if there are no mods).
You must be very thin skinned, what about the thread about where OPC can buy guns. Did anybody complain that it was "tribalist"? You mean I can't post stuff about Isoko people because one fucking man child doesn't want to see the word "Isoko", or interpretes the use of the word "Isoko" as an affront to Yoruba people? Na wa! Madness get levels sha. grin
Politics › Re: Today is D-Day. Peace Or Deja Vous? by Beaf(op): 3:39am On Oct 04, 2009
Asari makes some valid points. . .

The NDPVF cum People Salvation Front (PSF) led by Dokubo-Asari in a statement yesterday on today’s amnesty deadline, said, “The die is cast and now a new phase of the struggle begins… the struggle continues.

With the Nigerian state putsch and behemoth Amnesty Implementation and Disarmament  Programme (AIDP) gravitating obstreperously  and grotesquely to  a full  circus halt and the Nigerian occupation force combat salaciously ready to unleash gargantuan mayhem and monumental desolation on us all, we at the People Salvation Front and the Niger Delta People Volunteer Force (PSF/NDPVF) wish to make it very pellucid as ever that we will  continue with the genuine , conscientious, quixotic and people -oriented agitations to free the Niger Delta Region from the hands of the  schizophrenic and parasitic North and her task-master collaborators from the South of the Nigerian occupied territory, whose Gehazi defiant and subversive mendicancy reminiscence voice of Jacob and skin of Esau reverberates in the daylight through the kaleidoscopic screens of the true and forthright Niger Delta Freedom practitioners”.

”The struggle for the emancipation of the Niger Delta goes beyond disingenuous and atrocious mere promises of development of the region by a perfidious and preposterous failed seven -point agenda proponents.

We wish to make it abundantly clear again that only a Sovereign National Conference can be the minimum demand for the resolution of the Niger Delta quagmire because going by over 10 repugnant and obnoxious laws,   including the Land Use Decree as well as the fraudulent 1999 Constitution,  all Niger Deltans are slaves and remains slaves.

”Before  1st January  1914 when the Northern and the Southern British protectorate were amalgamated for the economic and political interest of the British Empire, interest handed over to the Fulani and Hausas feudal creations, the Kalabari nation, Urhobo nation,  Edo Nation and many great nations had long been in existence before this  perfidious hegemonic heterogeneous edifice of colonial contraption.

Never at any time did our ancestors agree or mandate us to be together in this forced and failed union, the Nigerian nation, therefore, by the way it is presently constituted has foundational deficiency and paralysis that only a Sovereign National Conference will cure. No matter how many well known generals, pseudo and gullible foot soldiers accept their amnesty.

” Furthermore and very importantly,  we wish to alert all Niger Delta Patriots,  people and friends within this occupied territory known and called Nigeria and the whole world that come Monday  5th October, the Nigerian state has made  and completed arrangements to bomb and make desolate all residence believed to be owned or associated with our leader,  Alhaji  Mujahid Dokubo Asari as well  as go after our over   10,000 members and associates on account of rejecting the amnesty and for going to court. In fact, orders have been given directly by the Northern motivated and Nigerian state President for these acts to be meted on any one of identified with Alhaji Dokubo Asari more than the Boko Haram treatment.

“Our lives are in grave danger. Already it has been determined that our leader must die and they have sent their agents after me and many others but we shall never ever capitulate.

Finally,we state once again our total opposition and irrevocable rejection of the amnesty as a grandiose deception that will never solve the Niger Delta melee”, he said.

“We state again that Alhaji Dokubo Asari and over 4000 members of our movement are presently challenging not only the Amnesty programme but as well the fraudulent 1999 Constitution, which does not derive its legitimacy from the sovereign will of the people in the occupied territory known as Nigeria and declaring forever that we are not t militants, whatever the Nigeria state means by that terminology in their political lexicon.
We are a people- oriented mass movement whose struggle is moral, legitimate and just. We rather die fighting”, he added.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/10/04/amnesty-deadline-militants-in-last-minute-rush-to-surrender/
Politics › Today is D-Day. Peace Or Deja Vous? by Beaf(op): 3:13am On Oct 04, 2009
Here is an except from a newspaper interview of Jomo Gbomo. . . Judge for yourself.

The encounter between Sunday Vanguard and MEND spokesman, Jomo Gbomo went thus:

Ateke Tom has surrendered, Boyloaf had earlier done that, and virtually all the big-time militant leaders have surrendered too,  and Tompolo is following suit. What is MEND’s last minute comment on the October 4 deadline for acceptance of amnesty and surrender of arms,  which is Sunday, any adjustment in its position and what next after October 4?
The amnesty remains a blessing in disguise. The big names you mentioned will step aside and replacements that are not known have taken over. MEND encouraged all commanders whose identities have become compromised to accept the offer, step aside and move on.

They have done well for the struggle and have played their part. A new phase of the struggle requires hi-tech weaponry to match what government is buying, and a few mobile men to continue the fight.

After our ceasefire extension elapses, we will announce what our next line of action will be.

What specifically is MEND’s mandate to its Aaron team?  What is the team expected to do or not do with the Federal Government on behalf of MEND and if the team in its wisdom decides that MEND fighters should accept amnesty and surrender arms, as demanded by the Federal Government, will the group yield ground?
The Aaron Team will be dealing with the root issues that started the unrest in the first place because as long as the root issues are not addressed, the unrest will linger. They’re men of integrity who will not compromise nor will they be intimidated.

The government is in dillema like a man with a boil in his anus. By the time the boil gets larger, he will have to deal with it. When the situation deteriorates, the government will be the one looking for the Aaron team.

Since Henry Okah has accepted amnesty, is it right to say that MEND has accepted amnesty too, but, it’s not willing to surrender arms because the conditions are not yet right for it?
Henry Okah and any other person who has accepted amnesty has done so as individuals and not on behalf of the group. Individuals will accept it for various reasons and some have done it to protect their families because their identities have been exposed. The group has encouraged anyone willing to take advantage of the positive side of the program as it affects them and leave behind the negative aspects, which falls in the majority.

If JTF comes after MEND fighters after October 4 for refusing to surrender arms, don’t you think Nigerians will support the army because you people refused to utilize the olive branch extended to you?
If the military comes after us they will be fighting a lost battle which will expose the weakness of our military. As long as the government fails to address the root issues we will not surrender our arms and of course as in any fight there will be two sides of supporters.

Has your Aaron team been able to establish contact with President Umaru Yar’Adua since it finally came on board?
We are not aware. The government does not seem to show as much enthusiasm to receive them because it would rather sweep the issues under the carpet and to their thinking, the surrender of commanders is attractive since they believe it will guarantee the flow of oil but we will have to wait and see come October 1, 2010 will be like as that date when we will know if today’s amnesty has been a failure or a success. . .
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/10/04/amnesty-deadline-militants-in-last-minute-rush-to-surrender/
Politics › Re: Are You Loyal To Nigeria Or Your Ethnicity? by Beaf: 7:42pm On Oct 03, 2009
[quote author=Niger_d link=topic=322516.msg4614066#msg4614066 date=1253959679]@Niger_d
Oya, land make we break some kola and pour libation (but still tell that boy make 'e lef Clara waist o! grin)
my broda bring am i don sit down ,
grin
https://www.waado.org/urhobo_community/archive/images/conferences/4th_annual/closing/Mowoe-Prayer.jpg[/quote]
Politics › Re: Wounded Nigeria by Beaf: 7:27pm On Oct 03, 2009
Ezenwenyi:
. . . A food for thought for every Nigerian that wants to join in rebuilding the nation.
Rebuild based on what?

The only way to rebuild the "nation" is to recognise our diversity and create a true federation (or confederation); anything short will see us deeper in the abyss.
The other way to resolve issues is split into nations of friendly ethnicities either by concensus or otherwise.

How can we talk about unity when there is no equality? Dream on.
Politics › Re: Tompolo to Accept Amnesty on Sunday or not? by Beaf(op): 6:56pm On Oct 03, 2009
What is the true story?
Politics › Tompolo to Accept Amnesty on Sunday or not? by Beaf(op): 3:16pm On Oct 03, 2009
Nigeria's MEND: Eastern Delta Wing Leader Dagogo To Disarm
LONDON -(Dow Jones)- The main Nigerian militant faction Friday said one of its two main leaders agreed to disarm while the other one will eventually follow suit.
But a spokesman said the leaders will be replaced by a new generation to launch the next step of the unrest.
The news comes as a government amnesty for the militants is set to end Sunday.
Asked in an email if he could confirm the leaders had agreed to disarm, Jomo Gbomo, a spokesman for the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta said Farah "Dagogo has, but Tompolo [also spelled Tom Pollo] is still undecided but will eventually."
Dagogo is MEND's leader in the eastern part of the Niger Delta, while Tompolo commands in the western part.
Militant attacks have contributed to the shutting down of 1 million barrels of oil a day in Africa's largest oil production basin.
In an email earlier Friday, Gbomo said "they are following instructions from the group to step aside and move on.
"This is line with our strategy to manage the next phase of the unrest," he said.
Asked if that meant MEND had ordered the commanders to disarm in order to leave a new generation to launch a new wave of unrest, he said "exactly."

http://www.forexpros.com/news/commodities---futures-news/update-4-nigeria-rebel-leaders-surrender-arms-in-amnesty-deal-92145
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 12:31pm On Oct 03, 2009
stevedslek:
I tink we urgently need J.J. Rousseau's, Robespierres, Voltaires, Zedongs, Lenins to help us throw off d yoke of dis tyranny soonest,
Can't you just end it with Rawlings? Which kain oyimbo names you dey call sef? . . .As if they recognise us.
Politics › Re: Tompolo finally accept presidential amnesty offer. by Beaf: 8:57am On Oct 03, 2009
@Udezue
Yes it is a cat and mouse game, but I sincerely doubt that anybody has been left naked for any sort of bloodbath.
Politics › Re: Tompolo finally accept presidential amnesty offer. by Beaf: 8:40am On Oct 03, 2009
Let us hope so. But 500 weapons? Thats laughable, Delta state is brimming with sophisticated weapons.
I hail Tompolo for requesting zero fanfare, he is definitely the only genuine militant leader; he will come out of this strengthened, as has Henry Okah. The last men standing. They join the likes of Great Ogboru, as proud men of strength who have taken action; rather than turn the other cheeck.

If the amnesty remains clueless, then doomsday has only been temporarily held off. The govt has aquired some new fangled stuff, but the ND can arm up to levels of sophistication yet undreamt off and re-organise, all in a very short time.
Let us hope it doesn't come to that.

Regardless of the way the FG wishes to play this, the grip of the oligarchy has been fatally weakened; with Wole Soyinka on MENDs team, other Southern power blocks need to take advantage or be left behind. These are momentous times.

Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 5:51am On Oct 03, 2009
The fool. Make somebody use beta slap re-arrange dat useless hair style.
Politics › Na 419! Rare £11m Gem Becomes £100 Rock by Beaf(op): 8:15pm On Oct 02, 2009
Is this not the height of 419? Look wetin oyimbo fit do!
Why isn't the UK branded 419 capital? While not defending 419, maybe the difference is that Nigeria just doesn't stand up for its citizens.
shocked shocked shocked
Rare £11m gem becomes £100 rock 

A rare gemstone valued at £11m that helped to underpin the finances of a UK-based construction company could be almost worthless, reports suggest.

Known as the Gem of Tanzania, the 2.1kg (4.6lb) ruby appeared in accounts of the now collapsed Wrekin Construction.

Administrators Ernst & Young are now trying to sell the stone through the November issue of RocknGem Magazine and Colored Stone Magazine in the US.

Experts suggest it could be worth just £100, the Financial Times says.

The so-called "Wrekin Ruby" was used to revive the company's balance sheet and was listed in the accounts at £11m, despite being valued by a previous owner at £300,000, the paper adds.

It now appears that even this valuation was way off the mark.

"The gem will be widely advertised in specialist publications by our agents GVA Grimley and details of the sale have been circulated to all of Wrekin's creditors and appropriate media," said Ian Best at Ernst & Young.

GVA Grimley describes itself as a leading UK property consultant, but also values industrial plant and machinery.

RocknGem is a Peterborough-based magazine that covers "rocks, gems, minerals, fossils, gemstone and bead jewellery making".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8284941.stm

Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 7:39pm On Oct 02, 2009
babapupa:
The nephew take style resemble Beaf,
You are the next person penned down for a drive to Warri. grin
Politics › Re: Ibori's Nephew Accuses Yorubas Of Tribalism by Beaf: 7:37pm On Oct 02, 2009
These people are fools. Lets see how they will escape jail in the UK. Bloodsuckers!
Politics › Re: Ekiti Govt. To Generate $1b Revenue From Tourism by Beaf: 7:34pm On Oct 02, 2009
$1 billion isn't impossible to achieve, if the will is there to develop the state around tourism.
That would mean, clearing away corruption, any undesirables, educating the people and doing things to international standards (eg dropping "African" time, providing 24/7 electricity, top notch IT / communications, modern banking, World class transport links etc).

If there is the will. . .
Politics › Re: Ekiti Govt. To Generate $1b Revenue From Tourism by Beaf: 6:21pm On Oct 02, 2009
There are a lot of beautiful places in Nigeria. We just don't see the value in tourism; for some countries like Kenya, it is a very major foreign exchange earner.
I wish Ekiti luck with this.
Politics › Re: How Can I Revoke My Nigerian Citizenship? by Beaf: 8:48am On Oct 02, 2009
babaearly:
@beaf
wetin? I don tire. Thats it. But this doesnt mean i'm not going to influence nigerian people positively.
I left you some advice on the other thread. It was something like below:
I believe something traumatic must have happened to you, but you need to be patient and give it time, don't be in a rush lest you regret it. Get dual nationality in the meantime and "suspend" your 9ja passport.
Don't throw your citizenship away.
Crime › Re: Video Of Journalists Beaten @ Ekiti Gov't House by Beaf: 8:22am On Oct 02, 2009
^Thank God you still remember your bits after such a long sex draught. Thanksgiving this Sunday!
Can you still actually find them though, if someone were to ask?
Crime › Re: Video Of Journalists Beaten @ Ekiti Gov't House by Beaf: 8:16am On Oct 02, 2009
Ogidiboy. Sleep well jare!

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