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Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 12:53am On Oct 05, 2006
Dude, I just try to bring the light to the other side of the room to the best of my ability. I never ask anyone to vote for anyone.

Do you understand English? or do you prefer to have discussion in another language? may be Yoruba?

Because it seems that you truly don't understand the content of most of my comments.

I speak Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo, just let me know your preference and I will accommodate you.
Politics › Re: Why Is IBB Not In Prison? by BigB11(m): 12:41am On Oct 05, 2006
What is your point? Are you bigger than God? Pay attention to my comment before you start the bla bla conki!

God is the only party in the position to judge, hence if God wants IBB to be our next President, then IBB will be the president; there is nothing anyone can do about it.

You guys can cry and whine just like the rest, but I can assure you that after 4 months of IBB presidency, you guys will thank God and kiss the feet of our new president.

There is light at the end of the tunnel.

May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 12:29am On Oct 05, 2006
ODEKU: you need to pay attention to my comments, I try my best to respect people and their views. You need to understand that just because I see things differently from you doesn't mean I'm insulting you. Trust me, I want nothing but the best for my country, Nigeria.

May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 10:24pm On Oct 04, 2006
I'm starting to think that you are really suffering from intellectual deficiency.

Do you read? Do you have problem concentrating?

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is another disorder should check out.

You just never know, this may be where your problem is coming from.

I've answered all you questions, my friend; just take your time and read. The answers are there somewhere.
Politics › Re: Why Is IBB Not In Prison? by BigB11(m): 10:07pm On Oct 04, 2006
Be smart and keep your "money" because it will absolutely have no effect or what so ever. If God wants IBB as the next Nigerian president, there is nothing anyone could do about it.

You guys can cry and whine till the sun goes down, if it's going to happen, it will happen regardless of what you guys think or feel.

I could see a bright future and I could smell prosperity; Up IBB, UP NIGERIA

May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: The President And His Mistresses by BigB11(m): 9:52pm On Oct 04, 2006
It not about church or religion, it's about moral, value and leaders laying good examples.

Don't get it twisted folks.
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 9:35pm On Oct 04, 2006
DUDE: take a time out and read your own comment or question.

and let me know how it sounds.

I find it very difficult to respond:

1. I truly do understand the content and the point of your comment.

2. I find it very difficult to continue to respond to your comments because I can not relate.


and finally, I really do not want to condone your stupidity and childishness.

Enjoy the rest of the day, my friend.

I Got to go
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 8:47pm On Oct 04, 2006
Dude, what do you mean by saying "the past leaders and governors are not seeking to be reelected"?

Do you think at-all?

Even OBJ tried to stay for the 3rd term.

Buhari
Kalu
Odelli
Duke
Atiku

do you want me to continue listing names?

FYI: It will be cool to just think before speculating rubbish.
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 8:22pm On Oct 04, 2006
Dude, I hate to respond to your comment.

Instead of you to read and understand the entire comment, you've selected to criticize a point and ignore the rest.

Well, you have right to believe what ever you want, and i respect it.

The question you've asked me, you need to forward that same question to every single leader (presidents, VP, governors, senators, ambassadors and so on ) we've ever had in Nigeria; including Zik and Awolowo.

My Point, the problem is not about just IBB, the problem is much more larger than IBB. Our focus should be moving forward to the next level and finding the right party to accomplish this objective,
Politics › Re: Is Babangida Innocent Of All Allegations? by BigB11(m): 7:44pm On Oct 04, 2006
Before posting comment, please keep in mind that:

1.IBB is extremely RICH, may be the richest cat in Africa. He is not coming back to steal. If coming back to steal is the case, trust me IBB can be more effective and efficient stealing as a citizen from his Minna mansion. He doesn't have to be the next Nigerian president to steal more money. Please think about this important point.

2. Apart from his shady moment as the Nigerian president (just like the rest), he has the experience, the moral, the style, the charisma, the connection, the solution, the respect and most of all the wealth to develop and move Nigeria as a country to the next level more effectively and efficiently than the rest of the clowns.

3. In regard to value and moral, I see OBJ as an embarrassment to Nigeria and not a pleasant representative of the country. I can assure you that IBB will comport himself with respect and will represent our country and we will be proud to identify him as our president. His state of mind and moral values are untouchable (ASO ROCK will not be turned into a market place or a 2 stars motel).

4. He will operate government activities professionally and with respect. I can assure you that personal agenda or vindictiveness behavior will not be mixed with Federal Government day to day activities.

5. As a former president for almost 10 years, he has seen the light, the mistakes and resolution to all our problems. He is begging for us to give him the second chance and he will never let us down. You've got to see some of his strategies; they are incredible and will make a different in the country immediately.

6. If we elect another clown, it will take this party several years to learn the system and understand the appropriate actions or steps to take to restore the country. IBB is ready, focused and has what it takes to restore Nigeria as the GIANT OF AFRICA again. I can assure you that positive accomplishment will be witnessed within 4 months of IBB as the Nigerian president.

7. At this point he has nothing to lose, but we have a-lot to lose if we don't elect the right man (IBB).

Finally, I can not see anything better as IBB as the next Nigerian president and Duke as the VP.
I see a better Nigeria and a bright future with the combination of the duo.

May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: The President And His Mistresses by BigB11(m): 7:03pm On Oct 04, 2006
If number one man doesn't show good examples for the governors to follow, there is 85% possibility that the governors will not be effective.

It should be a requirement for all the current political candidates to take a leadership class for 3 months from a credited university in United States. They will be responsible for the school fees.

Most of our problems exist today because of lack of understanding the role of an effective leader.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 6:59pm On Oct 04, 2006
If number one man doesn't show good examples for the governors to follow, there is 85% possibility that the governors will not be effective.

It should be a requirement for all the current political candidates to take a leadership class for 3 months from a credited university in United States. They will be responsible for the school fees.

Most of our problems exist today because of lack of understanding the role of an effective leader.
Politics › Re: The President And His Mistresses by BigB11(m): 6:30pm On Oct 04, 2006
FLEX: Like I've said, I will no longer entertain you and your barbarian comments.
Enough is enough.

You should chat more with ODEKU, I believe that the concept of thinking level of both of you are very similar, hence you guys will be compatible.

Enjoy the rest of the day, my friend.
Politics › Re: The President And His Mistresses by BigB11(m): 6:30pm On Oct 04, 2006
FLEX: You don't even know my location, here will go ahead rushing to conclusion without any in-depth reseach.



Dude, stop posting rubbish, just read and learn.

You're a true representative of a typical Nigerian thinking level.
Politics › Re: Why Is IBB Not In Prison? by BigB11(m): 6:23pm On Oct 04, 2006
FLEX: Like I've said, I will no longer entertain you and your barbarian comments.
Enough is enough.

You should chat more with ODEKU, I believe that the concept of thinking level of both of you are very similar, hence you guys will be compatible.

Enjoy the rest of the day, my friend.
Politics › Re: Solution To The Niger Delta Crisis? by BigB11(m): 6:06pm On Oct 04, 2006
Simple:

Use some of the money to develop the state. Create job opportunities, improve standard of education and medical accessibility.
Instead of doing all these Federal government glamorous activities or events in Lagos and Abuja, schedule some of these activities to take place in Delta State.
Show these people that they are important and we care about the development of their state.

I believe that Conoil or Globacom has already introduced a strategy to improve standard of living in this area (I'm not sure, but I will double check my facts)

By now, Mr president should have visited this state for at least more than 5 times, but I'm not sure if this has taken place at this point; also I'm not sure if this current administration understands the importance of keeping peace in this part of the country. They are too busy fighting corruption in the country, a rat race concept.

They need to go to the schools and speak/ listen to the local people, address their concerns and present a time table for the development activities.


Without these steps, there will never be peace in that area.

Face the fact, there is no way multi millions being made weekly and their children can hardly eat once a day; it just doesn't make any sense.

Government need to listen and pay special attention to this area or else it will get worst and bigger than conflict between OBJ and ATIKU.
Politics › Re: The President And His Mistresses by BigB11(m): 5:29pm On Oct 04, 2006
You will never discover this kind of mess or immoral behavior with IBB in ASO ROCK.

We need to understand the true definition of a leader and leading a nation.

It is sad that currently we do not have good examples of an effective leader.

I even heard that for over 4 years now, there is no different between ASO ROCK and 2 stars Motel.

I think at that age and in that position, things should have been done differently.
Politics › Re: Is President Obj That Clean? by BigB11(m): 4:53pm On Oct 04, 2006
Now it is confirmed that you have no idea of what you're talking about. You truly don't belong here. You're just lost. I hate people who speak shi t they don't understand.

I've being visiting NY since I was 2 years old and I believe I've been there more than 50 times.
They don't even sell a car garage for $275,000 in this area (location of OBJ's son property), You need to slow down and stop posting rubbish. You need to start reading posted comment instead.

From now on, I refuse to reply or make any comment regarding any of your posting. It just doesn't make any sense to participate and it would be a mere waste of time.

It is unfair and uncivilized to speculate on things you don't know.

FYI: If you know anyone selling their house in NY city for $275,000, please let me know; and I'm also curious to know the law firm OBJ's son works for in NY.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 4:31pm On Oct 04, 2006
EFCC arrests Plateau lawmaker in pyjamas.

Good job, but picking up these individuals in their pyjamas does not prove anything, but shows how irresponsible EFCC could be, their protocol needs to be restructured.

I feel that the human right of Nigerians are being violated every day by this group.

It is important to understand or recognize that nobody is a criminal till he or she has been proven guilty. It's just not fair and not acceptable for this kind of action to continue to take place in a democracy world.

EFCC continues to arrest folks as if these folks are related to OSAMA. They need to understand the law, slow down a-bit and stop rushing to conclusion; just because OBJ says so doesn't mean it's true.

While I recommend impartial arrest of the corrupt leaders to continue, it is also essential for EFCC to pay attention to the law and execute their actions with respect for the law and for the people.

I still believe that as soon as this group changes their vision and mission from one man show to a group concept, they will be more effective in a-lot of ways.
Politics › Re: Is President Obj That Clean? by BigB11(m): 4:02pm On Oct 04, 2006
Message for the president (by Prince Ulysses Kalu Ibiam)

[b]BEST FRIEND OBJ CAN EVER HAVE IS IBB[/b]The arrest of IBB's son is also political. There is no way EFCC can arrest Mohammed without Obasanjo’s support. Obasanjo’s son was reported to have bought a house in USA. EFCC never bothered to invite or arrest him.
The only advice I have fore Obasanjo is that he should know that it is only God that makes kings. Trying to beat the record IBB set is not going to be possible because God made IBB what he is today, and the best friend Obasanjo can ever have is Babangida, because he has demonstrated friendship in all ramifications.
Politics › Re: Why Is IBB Not In Prison? by BigB11(m): 4:00pm On Oct 04, 2006
Message for the president (by Prince Ulysses Kalu Ibiam)

[b]BEST FRIEND OBJ CAN EVER HAVE IS IBB[/b]The arrest of IBB's son is also political. There is no way EFCC can arrest Mohammed without Obasanjo’s support. Obasanjo’s son was reported to have bought a house in USA. EFCC never bothered to invite or arrest him.
The only advice I have fore Obasanjo is that he should know that it is only God that makes kings. Trying to beat the record IBB set is not going to be possible because God made IBB what he is today, and the best friend Obasanjo can ever have is Babangida, because he has demonstrated friendship in all ramifications.
Politics › Re: Bush Misses Presidential Flight! by BigB11(m): 9:53pm On Oct 03, 2006
A very good one. I like it.
Politics › Re: Solution To The Niger Delta Crisis? by BigB11(m): 8:00pm On Oct 03, 2006
I do not condone the action of the militant group, but it is very important to listen to them and view things from another angle. This situation could be resolved with an effective strategy, but most of our leaders are not creative; they are too busy stealing and implicating one another (childish uncivilized game).

FYI:
I believe conoil and associates have implemented a solution. They've promised to develop the state and makesure that the local people are benefiting from the oil profit.
The group needs to slow down and be patient; Conoil usually comes through or stands by their promise.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 2:21pm On Oct 03, 2006
ODEKU: Could you read? we are talking about Adedibu and situation in OYO state, not IBB.
Politics › Re: President Of Nigeria In 2007: Who? <Poll> by BigB11(m): 1:48pm On Oct 03, 2006
ODEKU: this is why we fight, there is no reason for such an unrealistic statement.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 6:17pm On Oct 02, 2006
I will recommend to start with the current leaders; OBJ should go first.
Politics › Re: President Of Nigeria In 2007: Who? <Poll> by BigB11(m): 6:10pm On Oct 02, 2006
ODEKU: you're totally missing the point. You've got to learn how to view things from a different angle.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 6:09pm On Oct 02, 2006
The situation in OYO state is another indication that we are being misguided by this administration. Things like this just doesn't take place when an effective leader is leading a nation.

It is ridiculous, uncivilized, sad and shameful.
Politics › Re: Is Shotspotter Feasible In Nigeria? by BigB11(m): 5:59pm On Oct 02, 2006
Mr FLEX: With all the problems we are facing in Nigeria, SHOTSPOTTER should be the least on our priority list.

Provide job security, improve standard of living, improve education in our schools and so on should be our focus, not no SHTSPOTTER.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 5:53pm On Oct 02, 2006
ODEKU: could you please list any clean Nigerian leaders that you know?

Wake up!

I wouldn't be surprised if it comes out later that even Mr. EFCC himself is dirty.

It's not about fearing the EFCC, it about your human right being violated by misguided group.
Politics › Re: Atiku's Aide Shot Dead By Police by BigB11(m): 5:40pm On Oct 02, 2006
ODEKU: Stop talking like a bush boy.

The different between police and harm robbers in Nigeria is not that much. You need to slow down and allow these folks to school you for a minute or two.

Trust me, it is a totally different situation when you are looking from a distance.

I hope the dead man rests in peace.

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