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Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 9:47pm On Feb 16, 2007
I will reactivate my EFCC membership as long as OBJ is no longer the president of Nigeria.

I refuse to follow like most Nigerians; especially when it is too obvious that things are not being done accordingly.

Rabidu is a fine man, EFCC is a great organization, but things could be done differently and better. If we continue to dance to this fake music like the rest, EFCC will never improve or make adjustment to their procedure and one man show protocol.

The same thing happened to Idiagbo's war against indiscipline; there were many things that weren't done accordingly,  there were many empty-headed dead heads making the same type of noise; and what was the end result? ZERO

It is crazy and sicken how dead heads follow one another in Nigerian society.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 9:20pm On Feb 16, 2007
Something tells me that EFCC is as dirty as OBJ.

Time will tell, the truth will be out soon.

What goes up also comes down.

Let's wait and see.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 9:14pm On Feb 16, 2007
Not even VODOO can stop Ribadu, EFCC is here to stay!
Totally rubbish!

Infact, I was one of the first people to jump on the bandwagon of EFCC. I used to love this organization.

Ribadu was my man; I truly admired him in every way. I could remember calling him an incredible Nigerian.

But lately, I've had a change of heart.

In my eyes, EFCC is part of the problem in Nigeria and it will remain so till the end of May 2007.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 8:34pm On Feb 16, 2007
If that is the case, OBJ should be the first to resign.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 7:20pm On Feb 16, 2007
@debosky

It is being used to accomplish personal agenda; it is not fair and not civilized.

Infact, every single politician in Nigeria is effected by this policy, but of course some are protected while others are being exposed.

Our constitution should be respected by making use of it appropriately; not for self benefit as it been currently used.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 7:10pm On Feb 16, 2007
@debosky and shutmouth

Will it be fair if you're stopped from accomplishing your goal because you're accused of stealing computers; and you didn't have the opportunity to defend yourself? How would you feel, my friends?

You guys should start thinking about things, because this same illegal practice you guys are supporting might be used indirectly in the future against you.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 7:04pm On Feb 16, 2007
Are these peopel guilty?

If they are guilty, could you please name the court of law where the trial took place?
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 6:56pm On Feb 16, 2007
It is obvious that you truly do not understand a lot of things that go on behind the closed door in Nigeria.

Believe me, the issue here is much bigger than just the list or corruption.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Constitution - Disqualification Revisited by BigB11(m): 6:38pm On Feb 16, 2007
Pay attention to the timing of the implementation and releasing of the list.

The list should have been released many many months ago.

The idea is bright, but must be done the right way, for the future of our nation.
Politics › Re: Disqualifications Undemocratic, Says Us by BigB11(m): 6:11pm On Feb 16, 2007
Disqualification without trial, Legal or Illegal?

Believe me, it is appropriate to stop the corrupt individual from contesting, but without a chance to prove or defend selves is uncivilized and totally unacceptable.

Forget Atiku for a moment.
This is democracy and the future our nation should be our best friend. The same uncivilized ways of doing things that you guys are supporting or promoting might come back in future and hunt you down.

Yes, the idea (stopping corrupt individual from contesting) is definitely bright, but let's do it the right way for a change.
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 5:29pm On Feb 16, 2007
Ok MARIORY,

Thanks for the advise.

Anything else?
Politics › Re: Disqualifications Undemocratic, Says Us by BigB11(m): 5:05pm On Feb 16, 2007
Furthermore, disqualification without trial is definitely illegal.

This is why OBJ shouldn't have waited for 3rd term proposal to fail before the implementation of this policy, if he's sincere with his latest action,

I also believe that OBJ implemented this policy and released this list at this time, intentionally to prevent these folks from having enough time to clear selves before the election.

Very very dirty and vindictive move.
Politics › Re: Disqualifications Undemocratic, Says Us by BigB11(m): 4:44pm On Feb 16, 2007
I'm not trying to sound as if I'm condoning corruption in Nigeria, but guys, let's be reasonable; do you really think that if we go by what OBJ is preaching (corrupt individual can not contest), there we be any candidate left to contest?
I do not think so; they are all corrupt. Therefore they should all be disqualified if we truly want our country to move forward effectively, efficiently and unitedly.

My point and United States point: every single politician in Nigeria is corrupt, hence a better qualification strategy should be implemented.

How can you respect a thief that is pointing to another thief?
Politics › Re: Black President In America by BigB11(m): 11:23pm On Feb 15, 2007
The sad part is the fact that the real African Americans are hesitant to show OBAMA some love. They feel that he isn't totally representating American Blackness in general.

His papa was from Kenya, while hi mama was white American.

Regardless of all these obstacles, I still believe he can do it; this is the time.
Politics › Re: Obj Lacks Mannars by BigB11(m): 11:16pm On Feb 15, 2007
You guys better be careful, the man is old enough to be your grand father.

Show some respect, afterall the man is still our president.
Politics › Re: Buhari Alleges That Obasanjo Wants To Rig Polls by BigB11(m): 3:17pm On Feb 15, 2007
@Jakumo:

What's up with the hatred?

Give me 3 reasons why you hate Buhari so much?
Politics › Re: Buhari Alleges That Obasanjo Wants To Rig Polls by BigB11(m): 5:30am On Feb 15, 2007
This fear is very reasonable and pretty much real.

We should all remember that many of these current top Nigerian politicians at one time used to be part of PDP; hence they are very familiar with PDP's election strategy (or should I say PDP's RIGGING STRATEGY?) and they do not what to be the victims this time around.

This also reminds me of an old adage that says "the fear that you are very familiar with, is the one that kills you"

Therefore I could understand the fear of these folks; believe me, it is factual.
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 4:55am On Feb 15, 2007
Ok MARIORY (purple face), no need to get personal anymore. If it makes you go to sleep better, you won. You're free to be what ever you want to be. And I promise to always refer to you as a man.
I'm so sorry to bring this bitterness out of you.

Now let's refocus on the topic:
Is there any latest info regarding this trial?
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 1:30pm On Feb 14, 2007
MARIORY:

Stop the rubbish; it is out there and everyone knows the truth.

There is absolutely no reason to be an impostor, you should be proud of who you are, but if it makes you happy to be a man, I promise I will treat you like one.

How is EMEKA? He must be getting big.

Now back to the topic:
I heard that it is currently being confirmed that these houses do not belong to this governor. Anyone one with latest info regarding this issue?
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 3:41am On Feb 14, 2007
MARIORY:

You really think so?
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 11:58pm On Feb 13, 2007
Wow!

MARIORY, you must be very upset.
Simmer down, it's not that serious; and learn how to respect your senior brother.

Abi you no get home training?
Politics › Re: Governor On Trial For Owning 172 Houses by BigB11(m): 9:51pm On Feb 13, 2007
@JosBoy4Lif:
Good post.

MARIORY(Emeka's mum) goes around planting seeds of hatred. She is known for that around here.

FYI: MARIORY is not a guy.
Politics › Re: Stable Power Before Improved Roads by BigB11(m): 9:47pm On Feb 13, 2007
I said water, my friend!

You do not need electric power to develop effective water supply.
Business › Re: Who Is The Richest Man In Nigeria by BigB11(m): 4:15am On Feb 13, 2007
I pick Seun the CEO of Nairaland Masion

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