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egift: Say the thug! I dey laugh. Keep deluding yourself and be blowing up hot air. Severally I have told you that I cut you some slack just for the understanding that you were extremely molested as a kid. Which have made you insult and abuse people around.

We also are aware that only those you regard are the Politicians that speak the Looted money language. Keep dancing n[size=1pt].[/size]aked at the market square.

Daft.

@topic
There are laws in the country and Buhari is not above the law. Right now, he is only of strategic use as a wrecking fool.
Come 2015, let him test himself and he will learn ABC afresh.

Here is what Fela had to say:
Rewind...

Beaf: [size=14pt]Beasts Of No Nation[/size]

Beasts of No Nation: Beast of No Nation is the first song Fela wrote in 1986, after he was liberated from prison—serving two years from a five year prison sentence for trumped-up foreign currency violation charges. Everywhere he went after his release, people were asking him what he was going to sing about: ‘Fela wetin you go sing about? Them go worry me!”. People wanted to hear him sing about his prison experience, like he had done with the songs like: Alagbon Close, Kalakuta Show, and Expensive poo. Finally, he decided to sing about the world we live in—with particular reference to Nigeria. He said when he was in prison he called it ‘Inside World’, out of prison he called it ‘Outside World’. But for him it is actually ‘Craze World’.

[size=14pt]Otherwise, what name can one give a world with: police brutality, army oppression, courts without justice, magistrates who are supposed to uphold the law, obviously seen bending the law to please some special interest. As further proof of the craze world, he sings about the judge who sent him to jail for five years on a trumped up charge, only for the same judge to visit Fela in a prison hospital two years after. The judge apologized, claiming he was under pressure from the government to convict. This could only happen in a Craze World, Fela reasons.[/size]

It can only be in a craze world that people sit and watch governments shoot down protesting students with impunity, like in Soweto(South Africa), Zaria and Ife(Nigeria). Bearing in mind that Nigeria like all craze world countries, condemn the apartheid regime in South Africa, yet committing crimes against humanity in their respective countries. Turning to another aspect of craze world policy of the Nigerian government. In 1983, the Buhari/Idigabon military regime launched a public campaign dubbed ‘War Against Indiscipline’. This was the regime’s solution to corruption inherent in the Nigerian society. To justify this campaign, [size=14pt]the Nigerian head of state, General Buhari and his deputy General Idiagbon publicly used words like: ‘…my people are useless! My people are senseless! My people are indisciplined!’[/size] to describe Nigerian People.

For Fela, only in a craze world can such remarks be made. Moreover, such statements could only have come from an ‘animal in human skin’. How could these two animals use such words to qualify a people who feed them? This being so, other leaders from other countries must either be animals themselves to associate with, or accept to co-habit under such an umbrella as the United Nations with a head of state that considers his people useless.

Turning to the United Nations, Fela saw it as a majorly unhealthy organization that suffers major inadequacy in its organizational principles. It is absurd to organize the UN principle bodies; the Security Council and the General Assembly, in such an undemocratic manner as one member’s cote can veto the decision of the majority. Is this Democracy? “What is United about the UN?” Fela asked. Thatcher went to war with Argentina over Falkland—yet both counties are members of the world body. Reagan and Libya were at war. Israel versus Lebanon. Iran versus Iraq. East-West cold war. It looks more like a group of disunited nations, so how can such a body work to promote and encourage respect for human rights? For Fela, that is another kind of animal talk. How can people talk about ‘individual’ rights? No one has the right to deprive someone else of what belongs to the individual—only an animal would try to take away another person’s legitimate rights. People who hear Fela say things like this reminded him that he was sent to prison for having such opinions of government. He, in his defense, said it was not him who called members of the UN animals. It was Pik Botha, the former South Africa President at the peak of the anti-apartheid struggle, in reaction to the persistent riots against the racist regime. He came out with a statement that his regime would act more brutally if the riots did not stop: “…this uprising will bring out the beast in us”. Fela’s reminded us that President Reagan advocated: “, constructive engagement with the apartheid regime” among member nations of the UN. The same policy as Mrs. Thatcher – an indication that they were sharing the same friendship and animal characteristics as Botha. If this is so the UN can only be an assembly of Beasts of No Nation.

- Mabinuori Kayode Idowu

http://www.fela.net/discography/beasts-of-no-nation

[img]http://1.bp..com/_MgRHpnroYGU/TRsHcU6PPHI/AAAAAAAABQs/ZVqYGJ9q7Qk/s1600/BeastsOfNoNation.jpg[/img]

There's a thread about almajiri's stoning Jega's car. Some desperate peeps here remind of of those almajiri's.
Why should anyone be scared of the truth?

noiseless: Infact the op is one of the bloody dogs and baboons mollah buhari hopes to unleash come his dooms day.

Lol!

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My posts are to more reasonable folk with morals, not your type.

noiseless: Enough of reading these trash, see the way in which MR. SNAKE ALHJ HAREM aka JASON123=SHYMEX/transgendered is unleashing his numerous FAKE IDs claiming he lives in the uk and with a niger delta parents just to deceive people, only the naive will pay attention to that rubbish. @Sam-Ikenna,don't expect ALHJ HAREM to write in the same way as JASON123 does before you catch his fakeness, i'm sure he has that in mind before embarking on deceptive online runs to cover his stinking @ss. @the topic, the almalgamation is not a mistake but a well planned EVIL & SATANIC.

Exactly. If you check alj harams current style of writing to his early style, you would almost conclude that he was two different people. He has simply not been able to maintain a single writing style, the only thing common to all his incarnations is an abysmally low IQ and appalling idiocy.
Why NL allows such a wretch to run loose beats me. I surely think he is a traffic killer; if it boils down to money, nobody wants to be in the audience of a cataclysmically stup!d person.

OAM4J: He is the president, the overall leader of Nigerians; if he must make such announcement in the public, he should also be the 1st to suggest a solution and work at it, else he is not different from beer parlour analysts. I am sure I have heard same comment from beer parlours more than a hundred times.

He has offered numerous suggestions; I just don't believe Nigerians read or listen.
If for instance egift hadn't decided to lie about the currebt story, it would have passed unheard as another whisper.
It is the duty of every Nigerian to listen and participate, not hope that fundamental issues concerning them would be solved by one man without first naking them aware and getting their feedback.

egift: Beaf, not just the North, every Nigerian now face tanks just because of the cowboy wannabe.

I can assure you that in 2015, if Buhari as much as causes the death of a single innocent, he will regret the day he was born.
Wanna bet?
His freedom is only useful now cos he is a wrecking self-destructing fool. When people raise sectional sentiment as a political tool, all you need is a Buhari to decisively implode their plans (as usual).

Abagworo: People have failed to realize Buhari is the reason for peace in this country. Buhari is not as radical as the oppositions in some African countries like Zimbabwe. With a followership of over 70million, if Buhari calls for mass action, no Army or police or even bomb can solve the crisis. He did well not to call for mass action after that 2011 rigging.

Maybe you think almajiri's can face tanks.

Comedy!

Abagworo: If you observe the way Theodore Orji of Abia State was attacked in Aba for his incompetence, you will realize that change is smelling across the country. In 2015, I foresee a very deadly crisis from Gubernatorial to Presidential elections if this 2011 kind of rigging is attempted again.

Oh, shut up!
You always foresee deadly this and deadly that. Where is the deadly Ibibio militant group you promised?
Don't worry, bro, one of these days the SSS will take interest in you.

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Dude, why did you edit what I said?

OAM4J: I agree with what Mr president said; something is wrong somewhere with our amalgamation and I hope it is fixed before we clock 100yrs in 2014.

That said, such conclusive statement shouldn't come from the president. My people always say "if the teacher's mother is a witch, the announcement should not come from a student". Also if Mr president is sure something is wrong with our amalgamation, what has done or what is he doing to fix it?

Don't you think telling you what he thinks the problem is is an important part of fixing it? I don't understand the "what has he done questions" they just make us sound like we want to be passengers in the ship, while others run around to serve us. IMHO, the national question involves each and every Nigerian. The right question to ask is, "how do we go about solving the problem?" or "I have a suggestion, Sir, will you and the rest of the country hear and accept it?"

egift the liar.

egift, the liar.

No amount of desperate lunacy can hide the truth.

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Beaf: [size=14pt]Still Soyinka on Buhari[/size]

But then, speaking the truth was not what Buhari, as a self-imposed leader, was especially enamoured of enquire of Tunde Thompson and Nduka Irabor both of whom, faithful to their journalistic calling, published nothing but the truth, yet ended up sentenced under Buhari’s decree. Mind you, no one can say that Buhari was not true to his word. shall tamper with the freedom of the press swore the dictator immediately on grabbing office, and this was exactly what he did. And so on, and on, and on.

http://www.republicreport.com/the-crimes-of-buhari-wole-soyinka/

https://files.myopera.com/Afro%20Mum/blog/19f25f8131da5fabe4c87e77625ebc9a.jpg

Kc3000: [b]I find myself in agreement with Beaf. Buhari probably marvels at the extent of retrograde amnesia that pervades the collective Nigerian psyche, as he grins in unbelief at the messianic status he suddenly enjoys. When a man of Wole Soyinka's prominence takes it upon himself to refresh a nation's memory of the ignoble character known as Buhari, one would expect a hint of attentiveness from those being cautioned. The problem, I sense, is that some people have unwittingly let their displeasure with the contemporary government guide them into the void of outright stupidity, in believing that Buhari has anything tangible to offer this country.
Nevertheless, I've frequently wondered how Idiagbon is often cited as the true authority in the Buhari regime, yet is never apportioned much blame for the atrocities of the regime. If he was truly the man in charge, then history must hold him accountable accordingly. It's faulty to attribute whatever good that came out of the regime to Idiagbon, and saddle Buhari with the negatives, as is often done. [/b]

Don't mind these wild people who think they can bury the truth with gutter behaviour. One of thewild people even says, "there is something not right about Soyinka." Sacrilege.

And I agree with you about Idiagbons culpability in the crimes of Buhari's regime, especially as Buhari was only there as decoration after resigning when he had burnt and shredded the incriminating NNPC documents.

egift the liar.

ibrahimdoc: Some people are alleging that the last presidential election was a big scam, and some people are claiming that Buhari won that election which to me is most unlikely. We all know that Buhari is not popular in the south-east and he is not in the south-south neither is he popular in the south-west. He can only boast of popularity within his enclave. SO how come are some people, especially the disgruntled northerner claiming that he won that election. It was said that he came second in that election, a distant second. Given that democracy is politics of numbers, do you think that Buhari has much clout and popularity as to defeat Jonathan in a free and fair election? please guys, say your own opinion without being biased, but as for me i think Jonathan won that election, maybe they inflated some figures in some states in favour of Jonathan, but even if they didn't do that, Jonathan would have still emerged victorious.

Don't mind those people, they obviously live in a psychedelic dream World.

The OP's title almost made me spit my gari and akara on da floor with laughter!
Okongu! Buharari, win election ke!!
Laf wan tia mai bele for hia!!!

[quote author=9jii.]Yeah! this is your problem mr. u only lyk gej not naija.[/quote]See accusation!
Abeg, be happy that the NASS jamboree with our money has been wickedly slashed. Its good news. No?
Fresh Air!

[quote author=Hon. SuQ Ma'DIQ]Bingo! I jst tracked down OP's real location n identity. BUHARI himself! Never knew dis guy can be dis petty n idle. Go else wia n fight GEJ pls. Here ain't for malignant human tumors like u. Pls Scrammmmm!!! Some more GWORO chewing might give u sharper n wittier ideas on hw to mudsling jonathan. Or beta stil, go n buy d books below.
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egift: You are missing the main point here, as President, the law does not allow the President of Nigeria to make such statement or any other one that undermines the territorial integrity of the nation. It does not matter if its fact of not. Just like what he said in Germany about the Nigerian Security apparatus, that it is substandard. Jonathan can not even join any protest or struggle against Nigeria. If he do like the one that took place in Enugu, it amounts to a treasonable offense, punishable by law.

Beaf and co that are trying to twist and bend the truth have failed. They started by denying it was said, to re-interpreting it, then when that failed the start attack anyone saying the truth. Now all they can afford it cause distractions. They have failed.

Nobody is trying to twist anything apart from you. Half of NL have pointed you out for lying, but you are going right on.
Those who get jittery at the mention of renegotiating 1914 and the period up till now are simply lovers of the status quo; haters of the common man and enemies of Nigeria. Thats the real reason you lie.

Edobry: Gej may be right, but since he knows that this country have a lot of problem,how many have he corrected as the president of this country. does it mean that he is inccapable of solving them?.because,I believe that, it is his duty to resolve those problems.

Bro, its a democracy which we all are working to perfect. The President cannot be expected to take momentous decisions without informing the people.
You and I must participate in the resolution of the events of 1914.

4evergod3: Is there a particular reason why you are so retarded in your comments? Or is it because your mum never showed you love when you were a kid? Now you lash out at everything meaningful such as right thinking Nigerians who wish to exercise their freedom of speech and speak when required? Why did you have to sell your conscience for 30 pieces of silver Porky? was it really worth it?

It is obvious that you are a kid.
There's a topic to be dealt with, go get another adult to do your diapers, I'm not your dad.

egift the liar and dramatist.

violent: 17 million is paltry?

waka for dem Papa!

Lol!
By the Grace of God, one day our legislators and senators will become true representatives of the people. Do you know that in places like the US and UK, you can actually book an appointment to see your rep and lay out your problems? That should be our dream, instead of having our legislators as our slave masters; overlords that move around with soldiers and police to harrass anyone that only as much as peeps too much.

alj harem: I actually like your comments but in such conversations you are always quick to pick the side of the east. Not that it is bad but it makes me wonder that if you are not Nigerian how do you know the right and wrong political decision or "who's" side you are on. It does not make sense. Although not that I am good politically speaking or know the right decisions to make if I were a politician but I try to balance things up a bit and so do many other posters here (except from the tribalist). I hope you see what I mean

Its funny how you want to reduce the topic to "east," especially to a foreigner who is gracious enough to want to learn about us.
I pity you.

DivideUs: bro u get energy o, unlike you i don't get paid for dis, I'm out! enjoy ya victory oh you didn't convince anyone sorry

Lol! Go home and sin no more!

egift: By virtue of being President and going ahead to vomit that statement, Jonathan has committed a Treasonable of Offense. If you think luring me out to quench me the PDP way, will fix it - then you are very ignorant of the fact that millions of Nigerians have died before 1914, before Independence and after 1960 just in a bid to keep this nation together.

The Fisherman cum Zoo-keeper have the effrontery to insult this Nation in one day than anyone has ever done and you are here justifying it because of the crumbs you benefit from them.

Don't waste my time with your rambling lies. Simply take the challenge below if you've got the balls:

Beaf: I'm sure enough people have cautioned you on this thread for taking liberties with the truth (ayam onle being polite hia, sir! ).
If you think GEJ has committed treason, go out and say it in the streets; video yourself doing, and post the vid here (if still alive). Lol!

This is why I like GEJ. Just do the shiit quietly, while others are making noise all over the place.
Fresh Air!

DivideUs: thats the right word "plot" if its gonna be honest why plot? now you see why we dont trust ya oga? GEJs SNC my foot!!

Anybody in the sit of power needs to plot, becos una too de quarell like small pikin (1914 syndrome).

egift: So in you mind, going attending a burial of a Governor's mum and be questioning the amalgamation of Nigeria as the cause of all the problem in the country is the way he is planning for SNC?

What a disappointment. Kpomo, what Jonathan did is a Treasonable offense. Twist it all you can, justify it, and defend it all the way, its the facts.

https://vml1.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/JONATHAN-Chime.jpg?9d7bd4

I'm sure enough people have cautioned you on this thread for taking liberties with the truth (ayam onle being polite hia, sir! ).
If you think GEJ has committed treason, go out and say it in the streets; video yourself doing, and post the vid here (if still alive). Lol!

DivideUs: i am starting to think you are not honest about the split, but hey i actually remember you writing "I've been all over the north and love it" so for the pursuit of division i think we are on our own. SNC dis SNC dat, STORY!!

Why is it that no one see's you actively pursuing division then? Instead, we already have a mad dash for 2015, 3 years down the line!
Like I said, bro, you are simply using sophistry to cover up a longing for the continuation of the status quo.