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Politics › Re: President Of Nigeria In 2007: Who? <Poll> by BigB11(m): 5:32pm On Oct 02, 2006
If we continue to look backwards we will never move forward. It's time to forgive, forget and move on. I still think IBB can never F-up for the second time.

He's ready, focused and has what it takes to move Nigeria forward.
Politics › Re: Chris Okotie (Fresh Party) For President In 2007? by BigB11(m): 5:29pm On Oct 02, 2006
ODEKU: We finally have a common view. I'm very proud of you; as we all know this is a rare circumstance, hence you should be happy.

Definitely, Mr Chris Okotie should stick with his incredible church duties. I don't care what anyone says, mixing politics with religion in Nigveria is totally a wrong move and a path to a down fall.

The best Mr. Okotie could do to help is to remember Nigeria as a country during prayer time and continue to motivate/ encourage the leaders to always do what is right.
Politics › Re: How Would You Describe A Typical Nigerian by BigB11(m): 4:56am On Sep 30, 2006
Judgemental, very materialistic and shortcut seeker.
Politics › Re: Why Is IBB Not In Prison? by BigB11(m): 4:50am On Sep 30, 2006
IBB is not in prison the same reason why OBJ is not in prison.

Guys wake up it's not about IBB, the problem is bigger than IBB.

Face the fact.
Politics › Re: Give Ribadu And EFCC A Chance! by BigB11(m): 4:46am On Sep 30, 2006
Advise for RABIDU from KASSIM AFEGBUA (DAILY Sun 09/29/06)


I want to advise Ribadu. He should know that government comes and goes, but institutions remain. Yesteryear, there was an Al-Mustapha, who was equivalent of a president, but today, the young man is cooling off in prison, by no ordinary design of his own. That is the tragetry of power. If Ribadu is happy with his job, if he is overzealous with his job, he should also apply caution.
Politics › Re: President Of Nigeria In 2007: Who? <Poll> by BigB11(m): 4:43am On Sep 30, 2006
ODEKU: This is why it is very important to give IBB a second chance. I bet you, he will take Nigeria as a country to the next level immediately. He will correct things. He has what it takes to lead the nation. He's well respected and has the stature of a leader. There is no way he will F-up for the second time.

It is not feasible to lay next to a crazy man you do not know, it is much better and effective to lay next to the one you already know.

IBB will restore Nigeria back to the giant of Africa.

He has incredible plans for Nigeria. Trust me, give him the chance and we will never regret it.

Do not waste your time listening to another joker, IBB has it, knows it and will make it happen faster.

IBB is ready and focused. I could just smell success and prosperity for our motherland.

Long Life IBB

May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 4:30am On Sep 30, 2006
OYO state happens to be one of my favorite states and it is sad to know that is being governed by these low lives.

This is one of my reasons why I find it very difficult to respect OBJ's administration or EFCC. They are all unreasonable junkies.
Politics › Re: Gun Control In The USA. Do You Support Or Oppose It? by BigB11(m): 4:23am On Sep 30, 2006
Who cares? Pleaseeee!
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Nigerian Governors Indicted by BigB11(m): 4:20am On Sep 30, 2006
I'm not impressed by EFCC action. EFCC is nothing but a fluke.

They can even go ahead and list or arrest all the governors Nigeria ever had, it's not good enough.

If EFCC wants to prove that they are for real, they need to probe OBJ vigorously.
OBJ is mercifully unbelievably dirty in every single way and EFCC knows it too, but refuses to make any move.

The old folks say "there is no hope for the followers if the leader himself (Number one man) doesn't show good examples" In this case the followers are the governors.

This is true, if your father smokes there is 90% chances that you will smoke too.

How can you blame these governors, when baba himself is the king of corruption.

We should all slow down a bit and allow the time to tell, this situation will get very interesting and very messy very soon.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 4:01am On Sep 30, 2006
ODEKU: How was Kirikiri? I hope you made good friends. Welcome back.

BACK to the topic:
There is no way one could mention Atiku's name without mentioning OBJ's. They are all linked.
All the negative things OBJ is now bringing out about Atiku wouldn't have taken place if Atiku had supported 3rd term.

Secondly, OBJ knew about these allegations 3 to 4 years ago, why is he bringing the mess out now?
As an effective and responsible leader, he should have exposed Atiku's illegal action immediately.

The timing of OBJ and EFCC action is suspicious and it is obvious that the motive behind their action is not sincere; and is not for the sake of Nigerians. It is a personal agenda, a vindictive action of the president.

This action is also a risky and a selfish move, which could disable our already unstable economy. Responsible leaders put aside personal agenda and focus on uniting  and moving the country forward.

It will be much better if you change the topic to BOTH ATIKU AND OBJ ARE DISGRACE TO NIGERIANS.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 3:36am On Sep 30, 2006
I don't have any respect for a group that doesn't act on it's own.
How could you have respect for an organization that is being controlled by remote control? A political tool that is being used to accomplish propaganda agenda of the current administration.

Till EFCC restructures their strategy as well as their policy, they will be nothing but a fluke.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 3:30am On Sep 30, 2006
Advise for the EFCC from Kassim Afegbua (Daily Sun 09/29/06)


I want to advise Ribadu. He should know that government comes and goes, but institutions remain. Yesteryear, there was an Al-Mustapha, who was equivalent of a president, but today, the young man is cooling off in prison, by no ordinary design of his own. That is the tragetry of power. If Ribadu is happy with his job, if he is overzealous with his job, he should also apply caution.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 9:46pm On Sep 28, 2006
FLEX: There is no need for me to continue with this topic; you absolutely have no glue.

You can't run Nigeria like running a Burger King joint; you need to get familiar with the way things are operated in Nigeria.

I don't like to be called DUDE, let's stick with Big B1

Later.
Politics › Re: Atiku And Obasanjo Should Both Resign by BigB11(m): 1:50pm On Sep 28, 2006
MARIORY: Wow, you just hurt my feelings.
Politics › Re: Atiku And Obasanjo Should Both Resign by BigB11(m): 10:04pm On Sep 27, 2006
MARIORY: You still upset?

Get over yourself already, it's not that serious.

By the way, you should be proud; believe it or not, some folks desire GREASY FAT BLACK ROUND FACE
Hence don't pay me no mind and you carry on with ugliness.

Email me and I will let you know where I know you from.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 9:58pm On Sep 27, 2006
what you don't know: IBB has plan B and I'm pretty sure it already being initiated.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 9:56pm On Sep 27, 2006
Election is scheduled to take place next year, but you claim that the next president is already been elected, if that is correct what do you call this action? spiritual?
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 9:52pm On Sep 27, 2006
Where? Abuja?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Need A Foreigner, Nigeria in diaspora To Be A President by BigB11(m): 9:49pm On Sep 27, 2006
whatever makes you go to sleep at night.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 9:46pm On Sep 27, 2006
AKINTOS: no problem, I understand where you're coming from and I respect it, but I totally disagree.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 9:36pm On Sep 27, 2006
FLEX: forget the FAT FACE, she's nobody, trust me.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 9:35pm On Sep 27, 2006
FLEX: It is simple, let's allow IBB to run and you go see wetin go happen.

Trust me, IBB will win the election hands down and that is why these folks are all paranoid.

They know the fact.

IBB is loved every where, lagos, kano, even in OTA.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 9:29pm On Sep 27, 2006
FLEX: If Adedibu is the root of corruption, What is the purpose of introducing EFCC?

What you don't know: When a governor is being chased out of the office violently, in united states or where ever you are, it is called state of emergency. And it becomes the responsibility of the federal government to develop an effective strategy to resolve the issue; and OBJ knew this, but refused to take action. Why?


I beg, I no get respect for these folks. Don't waste my time
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 9:19pm On Sep 27, 2006
OBJ is not IBB.

Who placed OBJ in ASO ROCK?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Need A Foreigner, Nigeria in diaspora To Be A President by BigB11(m): 9:16pm On Sep 27, 2006
So you think the only solution to this is introducing a foreigner as Nigerian president.
What about a Nigerian from USA?

FLEX, just think, it won't hurt to think deeply before recommending stupid idea.

What you don't know: What ever we may be going through in Nigeria is also taking place in USA and other countries, trust me. It is only difficult to identify these things in USA because of their wealth and structure.

Don't get it twisted, there are many many terrible leaders all over the world, it's not only Nigeria.

Please, change this topic. You are putting us down indirectly and I'm not sure how long I can take this rubbish.
Politics › Re: Gov Akala And Adedibu, I Feel Very Concerned by BigB11(m): 8:56pm On Sep 27, 2006
This is one of the reasons why I have no respect for the EFCC and disagree with OBJ's view on things.

No disrespect, why do we still have people like Adedibu controlling the government? How can you chased a governor out of his own office? How can you plant anyone you want in the office.

Answer: Adedibu is one of OBJ's boy and you know what they say? EFCC doesn't see OBJ boys as long as they remain loyal.


This is far from democracy
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 8:46pm On Sep 27, 2006
FLEX: First of all, just because I refuse to see things the way they (current Administration) designed it for you guys to see doesn't mean I hate anybody. I may disagree with OBJ moral and view of point, but I will never hate him. Remember that OBJ is still our president regardless of what may be taking place, and I have nothing but respect for the man.

On the other hand, EFCC, which was initially designed to clean up the country are now being used as a political tool, and it is very sad to see their down fall just like that. They've lost their credibility ever since they got involved with politics. How can you respect a group that is being controlled by a remote control unit. I'm sorry, no respect for EFCC from me.

Trust me, I used to admire this group and their unique concept, but not anymore. Don't mis-understand me, I still wish them well with everything.
There is nothing better than a man that acts on his own. That is a real man.
I still see a bright future for the them in Nigeria, as long as the group is restructured; change their concept from one man show to a group concept. As soon as this takes place they will be more effective with their day to day activities.

Hence my man, FLEX, I do not hate anybody or any group. Hate is a big word, you should be careful using it next time.


IBB: I truly think he has an incredible plans for Nigeria. I don't know what it is, but I think giving him the second chance will only benefit Nigeria as a country and Nigerians.

ATIKU: he's not a saint, but till the other side of the story is expressed and also allow ATIKU to have his own EFCC group investigate OBJ, I will have no comment.

I'm a Nigerian and my views are sincere, trust me, I want nothing but the best for my country, but I refuse to be brainwashed.
May God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 7:00pm On Sep 27, 2006
Why should I?

She has no respect for nobody. I will be a fool to be racist, especially to be against Yoruba. My best friend is a Yoruba man. So, MARIORY, try again.

This is not about Yoruba or Igbo, it's about you and your disrespectful GREASY FAT ROUND BLACK FACE.

Back to the point: as Nigerian we should all work together as one and have respect for each other's view regardless which side one belongs to.

Nigeria is our motherland and our main focus should be moving the country forward by forcing both leaders to resign from the office.
Politics › Re: The Fear Of EFCC by BigB11(m): 6:30pm On Sep 27, 2006
I've lost respect for the EFCC. They are nothing but a political tool.
Politics › Re: Atiku Is A Disgrace To Nigerians by BigB11(m): 4:22pm On Sep 27, 2006
That is the whole idea behind this desperation. OBJ is very paranoid, he knows he will be exposed and he's supporting cast will be exposed as well. He has stepped on many toes.
and he knows it too.

Trust me, many many toes. Remember the old folks popular say" you do not bite the hand that feeds you"
Politics › Re: Nigeria Need A Foreigner, Nigeria in diaspora To Be A President by BigB11(m): 3:14pm On Sep 27, 2006
FLEX: Are you trying to say, we do not have anyone that is capable of ruling Nigeria effectively?

Totally Wrong idea. It will never work.

This reminds me of bringing foreigner to investigate the assassination of Late Funso Williams.

Do you know the result of the investigation?

Answer: BIG ZERO.

There is nothing a foreigner president could do for Nigeria. If we stay focused on achieving common objective half of our problem will be solved right away.
Education and understanding the concept of an effective leader.

Deletion of materialism in our culture is another major step.

FLEX, no disrespect, but your topic (Nigeria Need A Foreigner To Be A President) is another dirty Nigerian short cut mentality. No body is ready to think and discover a better solution.
Politics › Re: Atiku And Obasanjo Should Both Resign by BigB11(m): 2:48pm On Sep 27, 2006
Very good point. This folks don't get it at-all, and it is a mere waste of time.

My Point, Nigeria as a country can not continue to go on with number one man and number two man acting like children. For the sake of the children, innocent folks and future of Nigeria, we should develop a better strategy to move forward, instead of this fruitless cat fight.

May be we should send both parties to Judge JUDY to figure out the solution for them.

It is sad that my brother (FLEX) and my sister (MARIORY) can not hold a decent discussion without disrespecting or acting like fools. But I still love you guys and respect your views.

May Good bless Nigeria.

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