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Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 8:54pm On Feb 06, 2007
I will try my best not to entertain you today.

It is obvious to me and to the rest that you're just as sloppy as your captain (OBJ); hence nothing from you is legit.

So, continue to discharge your baseless and irrational ways of thinking.

Have fun.
Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 8:19pm On Feb 06, 2007
Dude:

What a shame; it is unbelievable to me that you're still running around with this same old untrue story.

Get a life and stop this uncivilized way of thinking.

Few months ago, you even admitted that you did not know anything about this man.
Boy! please do not get me started.

I will not entertain you on this one; believe me, it will be a waste of time.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is A Better Alternative To Yar'Adua by BigB11(m): 11:24pm On Feb 05, 2007
@ McKren:

Good answer, I truly don't know what to do with you anymore.

Even though you, Afam and MAMAJAMA are my favorite enemies and I have so much respect for you guys, but honestly, you people drive me crazy.

If you can just take a time out and understand most of my points/ the way I view things, you will quickly realize that we are all on the same boat seeking for a positive strategy to move our lovely nation forward effectively.

You need to let go the hatred and bitterness that you have for IBB. Believe me, the issues in Nigeria are much bigger than IBB.
Even the new generation can not and will not solve the problem.

My point:
It doesn't matter who takes over "it is what it is" Nothing will change if we do not ratify the defective culture and system.

And who can make this happen faster and better?
Politics › Re: Buhari Is A Better Alternative To Yar'Adua by BigB11(m): 10:25pm On Feb 05, 2007
@McKen:

You just can't breath without mentioning IBB's name.

Wetin the man do you sef?
Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 8:59pm On Feb 05, 2007
Frenchman,
the Solomon of Nigeria.
Oh yes, you're truly full of wisdom and I truly admire the way you profoundly put it down.

I don't know what else to say, but you've made my day.
Politics › Re: Atiku Demands Probe Of N1.34 Trillion Spent On Roads, Power by BigB11(m): 7:35pm On Feb 05, 2007
People continue to allow their extreme aversion toward Atiku to block their mind from reasoning properly.

OBJ should be forced to come out clean and defend himself just like others.
Politics › Re: How Can We As Nigerian Citizens Stop Rigging? by BigB11(m): 7:10pm On Feb 05, 2007
I will recommend to use people like Adedibu as the scape goat.

He should be punished brutally; and I bet you, it will send a message to others with the same intention.

It is all about empowering and enforcing Nigerian constitution.

You can come up with different types of strategies to prevent rigging in Nigeria, but I can guarantee you that nothing will work till we start to empower and enforce our constitution; and that is also when Nigeria as a nation will become a civilized country.

This is also one of the reasons why I think Nigeria deserves a tough, experienced and well respected individual as the next president.

At this point in time, this country doesn't need a daddy's boy or a boy scout.

We need a topnotch in general, but it is up to the citizens of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 6:55pm On Feb 05, 2007
@AFAM:
What does your comment got to do with Adenuga?

I don't get it.
Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 3:27pm On Feb 05, 2007
@AFAM:

Please, take your time and check out all my posting regarding Adenuga, believe me, this is a decent Nigerian who is totally determined to turn his fatherland into a valuable GOLD.

A very serious business man with class and priceless competent strategies.

If half of the leaders in Nigeria have the same mentality, drive and determination, Nigeria as a country would have been a better place today.

As we all know, no-one is perfect, but let's give credit/ respect to the one that deserves it. Adenuga has been nothing, but a blessing to this country.

He's a man one should look up to without any averseness.


Bravo!
Politics › Re: Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 2:53pm On Feb 05, 2007
It's not what you do, it's how is done:::::Style is a KING



Bravo!
Politics › Glow With Pride by BigB11(op): 2:50pm On Feb 05, 2007
OBJ AND THE GLO(WING) NEW FRIENDSHIP

EVEN the most ardent critic of the Obasanjo administration cannot fail to register and be elated at the new rapprochement between it and Globacom, a foremost telecommunications company and Nigeria’s second national carrier, as exemplified in recent events. It is like a gush of fresh air in a miasma.

WHEN Mr. Frank Nweke Jnr, the administration’s Minister of Information, recently paid a visit to the company’s corporate headquarters, he reportedly referred to himself as a stakeholder in Globacom. The Minister of Information identified himself with Globacom’s achievements. He said he patronised Globacom’s various products and expressed satisfaction and pride that a Nigerian company could excel in a field once viewed as the exclusive preserve of international companies.


APART from Mr. Nweke’s compliments, President Olusegun Obasanjo had only recently acknowledged the Globacom chairman’s magnanimous gesture in his various sponsorship efforts, the latest of which is the recruitment of a Technical Adviser for the Super Eagles and the offer to pay the Technical Adviser’s emoluments. For this, a letter of acknowledgement and gratitude was written by the nation’s authorities.

THESE two events cannot be overlooked by those who are sensitive to the developments in the country, especially the recent chilly relations between the Obasanjo administration and Dr. Mike Adenuga. The Globacom Chairman, to his credit, never allowed this to affect his elevated sense of patriotism.

DR. Adenuga was able to find the borderline between his personal emotions and responsible citizenship. It would have been easy for another person to use the reason of personal animosity not to do the right thing by hid country. And in Nigeria, such would have been understandable from the standpoint of an aggrieved person. In rising above his incommodation, Dr. Adenuga has taught a memorable moral: that nobody should allow his indignation to stand between him and his civic responsibilities.

THE Obasanjo administration has equally been quite open in recognising Dr. Adenuga’s good deeds by responding positively and responsibly. It probably would have been quite in character of the administration if it had shunned Dr. Adenuga’s help. But the official letter of gratitude and acceptance is a better way of encouraging other Nigerians who are of means to do similar things for their fatherland.

MR. Nweke’s eulogy of Globacom’s achievements is right on target. As a national carrier, Globacom’s entry into the telecommunications sector, undoubtedly, signalled the introduction of some outstanding and rewarding services for the subscribers. Globacom was the first to introduce the per second billing system which some companies had claimed before then was impossible. It also introduced the mobile internet facilities and it did well to bring both competition and efficiency to the tariff regime and operations in the telecommunications sector. It has, for instance, signed a deal worth $600 million with Alcatel to expand its network and improve the quality of its service delivery to its subscribers. This is not to mention the vast employment opportunities the company has generated for many Nigerians.


THE company has also been in the forefront of sports sponsorship in Nigeria. The Premier League is being sponsored by Globacom and for two years now, it has been sponsoring the CAF awards which is designed to recognise and reward excellence in soccer on the continent. It has also signed a new contract with the Nigeria Football League (NFL) for sponsorship that would see it committing 60 million dollars in the next four years.


ALL these are no little contributions by a patriot and we think that these should be celebrated. Such celebrations will send signals to other Nigerians who are also financially endowed to do similar things for Nigeria and the country can only be the better for it. We think Dr. Adenuga is a patriot who should be encouraged by any administration in Nigeria. When, as it would normally occur, there are misunderstandings, in the course of relationships, such should not be left to fester beyond both decency and expediency.
Politics › Re: Adedibu-the Untouchable by BigB11(m): 11:04pm On Feb 04, 2007
Bravo frenchman!

Where have you been? It's been a minute.
Politics › Re: Violence In PDP Primaries by BigB11(m): 4:22am On Feb 04, 2007
Quote by Tlops:
Obj did not see anything wrong in the 11 month reign of akala and his god father. Ican recall the man, adedibu saying that he deserves at least 2/3rd of the security votes aloocated to Oyo state.The efcc has not been pushed to act on the matter concerning Oyo state because the presidency is fully involve in the scandals going on there. the president has declared Mimiko ¨an estranged prey¨ of  his ¨watch dog¨. I hope Ribadu will act and go first to Oyo state before any of case . why should EFCC be an instrument to fight all the ¨anti Obasanjos¨. The truth is that if the situation was reverse in Oyo EFCC would by now have torn Ladoja into pieces.
Excellent point!
This is one of my reasons why I've refused to listen or respect all the shady accomplishment of Mr. EFCC.

In my book, EFCC is nothing, but a well fed presidential bull dog; and they are part of the problem in Nigeria today.

The situation in Ibadan shouldn't have taken place for 11 months if EFCC is as so, so called[b] "credible organization"[/b] as the dead heads portrait it to be.
Have you noticed that RIBADU finally came out few days ago to speak against Adedibu and Akala? Where was Mr EFCC 11 months ago? I guess, he was too busy keeping Mr. president happy.
Have you also noticed that EFCC didn't act on this Ibadan situation till OBJ spoke against it few weeks ago?

To me, this clearly shows me that EFCC is also part of our problem in Nigeria. They are being controlled by a remote control unit located at the ASO Rock. This is wrong and totally unacceptable.

A respectable organization like EFCC should know better and should denounce partiality under all circumstances.

People like Adedibu should have been disabled very, very long time ago.


This is how OBJ's administration and EFCC saw things for almost a years:
"We will stop Atiku and other enemies of Mr president from contesting for the presidential position, but we will allow Adedibu to chose and pick the right governor to lead Oyo state"
[/b]It is a conflicting action and makes absolutely no sense

And when ever you ask Mr. EFCC (the superman) any question regarding OBJ's close friends, his answer is usually [b]"who is this person? this person has only one head, I don't care about this person" 

And the sad part is the fact that the dead heads continue to dance to the EFCC horrible, scratchy music.

When are we going to wake up in Nigeria and address the real problems?
Politics › Re: Atiku hits Obasanjo afresh*Asks President to explain how he turned struggling-- by BigB11(m): 4:03am On Feb 04, 2007
We've heard enough about Atiku as being the corrupt devil. It's time to know more about OBJ's shady deals.

Don't you think so? @Alabiyemmy
Politics › Re: INEC Machines Found In Adedibu's House by BigB11(m): 4:00am On Feb 04, 2007
Could someone ask EFCC why this man (OBJ's Ibadan corner stone) is still walking freely all around Ibadan?
Politics › Re: Should We Ask Mr. President For His Assets Declaration Forms For 1999 And 2003? by BigB11(op): 3:50am On Feb 04, 2007
Dude, this topic is directed to Mr.President; the man with 20,000 Naira right before becoming the president.

Let's stay focused.
Politics › Re: I Took A N2 Billion Loan To Fund My Farm: Obasanjo by BigB11(m): 9:04pm On Feb 03, 2007
@Mckren

why don't you ask Mr.EFCC to investigate this one?
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 9:01pm On Feb 03, 2007
No disrespect to MLK; believe me, I know better.

I was just trying to emphasize my points.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 5:46pm On Feb 03, 2007
There is no need to waste any more time on this subject.

It is simple, EFCC gets my respect as soon as OBJ is heavily probed, the same way Atiku is currently being probed.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 5:18pm On Feb 03, 2007
Fact: If 3rd Term implementation by the president had been approved by majority, believe me, EFCC wouldn't have been this popular. They would have been blocked by the president from getting heavily involved in politics.
And 419 crimes would have still been their main purpose and number one objective.

Hence, I'm not impressed with their unorganized preconceptional accomplishment.
There is no doubt on my mind that this organization represents a well fed presidential bull dog.

You've got to be blind and daft not to see through their shady project.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 4:53pm On Feb 03, 2007
Exactly "he needs encouragement", an encouragement to do his duties properly without any partiality.

The man is a fine Nigerian, no doubt about it; but there is absolutely nothing special in this inconsistency half job well done.
He has the backing of an heavily corrupt boss and the organization is fully funded by FGN.
Believe me, it's not a big deal at all.

Do you know what it means to be a presidential bull dog?

Dancing to this scratchy music is more or less settling for less; please let's focus more and embrace perfection and accuracy for a change in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Should We Ask Mr. President For His Assets Declaration Forms For 1999 And 2003? by BigB11(op): 4:44pm On Feb 03, 2007
This is an obvious one for the EFCC.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 3:43pm On Feb 03, 2007
Mr. Ribadu is turning to Martin Luther King.

Stop the preaching and start executing effectively and efficiently.

@ Mckren and Iyke-D

Believe me folks, My love for this country is untouchable and I want nothing but the best for sweet Nigeria.
I Don't settle and I refuse to be easily moved by EFCC fake action to impress the president.

EFCC needs to come out clean and get their job done the right way.

Where is Dariye? where is Fayose? What is going on with Bode George, Adedibu, Uba and many many more? All these questions represent failure.

As we all know, EFCC plays a major part in Nigerian Federal Government day to day activities, hence we can not afford or allow constant mistakes, constant failure, constant partiality and constant inconsistency.

Ribadu has only one head and he's holding his position only to serve Nigeria.

So, please folks, don't get it twisted; just encourage the man to do his duties properly and obey the law.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 3:10am On Feb 03, 2007
It amazes me how Nigerians in general are so quick to embrace half job well done.
Could you identify 10 solid projects successfully completed by this organization?
Why do people settle for less? and why do people easily dance to any music?
Please, give me a break!

EFCC's problems are simple:
1. Instead of a group concept, the organization is designed and operated under the umbrella of a[b] one man show[/b].
Quote by Iyke-D
Exam mal-practice - call Ribadu
Bank Fraud - call Ribadu
Internet Scam - call Ribadu
Political Corruption call Ribadu
Government Fraud - call Ribadu
INEC Machines Stolen - call Ribadu
2. Instead of a group protocol, the organization is heavily being controlled by a dirty, unprofessional and extremely sloppy boss (OBJ). As a result of this, it is clearly obvious to the entire world that this organization is lacking credibility and has no incompressible policy or procedure to guard them during their operation.

3. The organization doesn't understand the true meaning of democracy world. It doesn't matter, a criminal must still be treated with respect.
As a respectable and professional organization, it is imperative to always obey the civil rights of the citizens of Nigeria.
It is the law.
You can not walk around the country disobeying the law and at the same time claiming that you're after criminals who have no respect for the law. It doesn't make any sense.

These are some of the reasons why this organization continues to struggle and find it impossible to execute effectively and efficiently, even with a complete authority from the president.
And believe me, things could be done differently and much better; only if they could detach from politics and restructure their vision and mission into a group concept.

Furthermore, I truly do not see any big deal; I think any well focused, decent and educated Nigerian could hold the same position and do a great job easily, afterall, the organization is given full authority by the president to go after anybody; and also fully funded by the Federal Government of Nigeria. 

what else is there?

May God bless Ribadu and the rest, but please guys, stop the noise; it's not a big deal.
Romance › Re: The Perfect Valentine's Day Gift by BigB11(m): 9:24pm On Feb 02, 2007
@Afrika

Let's focus on decent girls only.

Assuming that @topic's girl is in this category.
Romance › Re: Having an Affair With My Cousin by BigB11(m): 9:03pm On Feb 02, 2007
@topic:

Very, very dirty state of mind. You need to knock it off fast.
Romance › Re: How To Tell If A Girl Likes You by BigB11(m): 9:01pm On Feb 02, 2007
She will want to know more about your family and your future agenda.
Romance › Re: Do Handsome Men Cheat More? by BigB11(m): 8:58pm On Feb 02, 2007
@ Topic:

Yes, they do.

And I think it is because of the enormous attention from the ladies.

It's not right, but it is what it is.

If you can't deal with the pressure, I will advise you to get yourself a GIRINGORI man.
Romance › Re: The Perfect Valentine's Day Gift by BigB11(m): 8:49pm On Feb 02, 2007
@ TOPIC:

It's always better to do priceless things for the one you love.

My recommendation:

1. Send her 48 long stem roses in the box

2. Take her out for a dinner at her favorite restaurant.

3. Finish up the night with 2 hours full body hot stone massage (the hot stone sets package is not that expensive and very easy to use).

4. During this process, makesure your attention to her is 100% and sincere; and please take your time, she's not going anywhere.

Trust me, she will fall with out any defense. It works for me all the time.

FYI: Valentine's day is not about materialism, it's about affection, creativity and love.

Save the material stuff for later.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 6:06pm On Feb 02, 2007
Bravo, my brother!

but this is beside the point.

My question is: why is Mr. Adedibu continues to walk freely around Ibadan?

If Adedibu had been arrested 10 days ago, we wouldn't be talking about any impeachment in Ibadan today.

EFCC needs to keep quiet and do their job. Action is louder than just word of wisdom.

They take immediate action on some people but give stories and word of wisdom on the others.
Politics › Re: "Ribadu" The Best Thing To Have Happened To Our Nation For So Long. by BigB11(m): 9:48pm On Feb 01, 2007
Yes, I used to think Ribadu was the answer, but now, I think he's part of the problem.

He operates narrowly, not broadly and this is creating major conflict in the country. He embraces division, which is also very dangerous in any society.
Pretty much, he has presented himself as the president's yes sir boy; "a dirty, greedy and heavily corrupt president, for that matter"

We need a real man who can get the job done the way it's supposed to be done.  I truly feel that Mr. EFCC makes too much noise with little accomplishment.

Where is Dariye? Where is Fayose? Why is Adedibu still walking around? and so on.

FACT: If EFCC could do their job the right way, OBJ and ATIKU will not be leading this nation today.

Hence, I do not respect EFCC.
Politics › Re: Will Yar'adua Win The Next Coming Election? by BigB11(m): 9:36pm On Feb 01, 2007
Yaradua or Buhari

Bring it on; we are ready to support you, as long as you have the stamina to lead this nation effectively and efficiently.

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