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Politics › Re: Obasanjo Compares Nigeria And Congo, 47 Years After by BigB11(m): 2:13am On Oct 05, 2007
You can compare yourself to Bill Gates - it only makes you live in the land of the cookoos.

You can compare your down trodden self to the sons of the rich and the well to do - it only brings you to downfall and self aggrandisement. You can compare yourself to the brightest in your school, it doesn't make you anything better, it only gives you unnecessary pride.
My man, no disrespect, but you're totally wrong just like OBJ.

At anytime, I rather compare myself to Bill Gate instead of Mike Tyson; Yes, you may not be as rich, but it gives you sense of purpose, it motivates you and you have a decent  bench mark to work with.

My man, there is absolutely no justification, a true leader will never never compare himself or herself to a pure failure.

China will not be at their current level if they continue to compare themselves to Nigeria.

It is one of the important topics in LDRSHP101  "always compare yourself with the best"

Moreover, have you thought of OBJ's ridiculous statement as being unfair and disrespectful to the Republic of Congo?

Think about it!

if you think of that, you will think Nigeria still have reason to thank God.
You don't need to compare yourself to anybody to know to thank God for everything or to know that glory be to God.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Arrests Foreign "Spies" In The Niger Delta by BigB11(m): 9:52pm On Oct 04, 2007
Please what is there to "spy" on in Nigeria for glory's sake?
Do you know that Nigeria is one of the major oil supplier to many countries around the world?
Do you truly understand the status of Nigeria around the world?

Do not get things twisted and don't ever compromise the value of Nigeria as a great nation.
FYI: Nigeria is on her way back to the top; and many countries have already recognized this fact.

Answer:
Yes, we have a lot for them to spy on.

The foreign spies should eat beans for this retarded action!
Politics › Re: What Do U Remember Obasanjo For ? by BigB11(m): 7:44pm On Oct 04, 2007
i know he was doing well at some point
He was also a born again at one point!
Politics › Re: Soyinka Lambasts Babangida, Says ‘don’t Honour Him’ by BigB11(m): 7:39pm On Oct 04, 2007
Hey,
For the last time, IBB is not my father.

Now back to the topic:
This is democracy; freedom of speech. It doesn't matter who you are or what you do, people are free to express themselves.
IBB is too intelligent and purely understands this fact, hence you will never never hear anything regarding this issue from him; and if you do, it would be nothing but respect for Mr Soyinka's point of view and accomplishment.

One day you're up in the sky and the next day you're down on the floor ( all in the hands of your supporters) That is the name of the game.
Politics › Re: Soyinka Lambasts Babangida, Says ‘don’t Honour Him’ by BigB11(m): 7:20pm On Oct 04, 2007
May be Ehindero should be elected to go and arrest IBB for all these allegation.
My man, all these IBB topics are now becoming ineffectual; it's time for you to discover other tactics.

Don't you think so?
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Weapons To Fight Criminals - Ig by BigB11(m): 6:55pm On Oct 04, 2007
Ehindero is currently hidding all the weapons to fight criminals, in his house; I guess, he's using them to fight himself.
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 6:50pm On Oct 04, 2007
With even educated people preaching and spreading hatred these days then only God knows when these people will stop hating and start living.
It depends on what you call educated.

"Educated" is not just couple of degrees and gigantic grammar.

It is a little bit deeper.
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 5:47pm On Oct 04, 2007
An area that is full of retarded folks (leaders, task force and so on) is retarded.

It's the same Bull Sh^^
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 5:11pm On Oct 04, 2007
But the question is will you accept the act is retarded when it characteristically happens in Kaduna?
I don't care where this type of barbaric action takes place in Nigeria, the fact stays the same, it is absolutely Retarded.
If it was up to me, the individual that implemented or initiated the policy will spend the rest of his retarded life in prison.

Ladies are precious; their activities and presence in any community are priceless. They (all ages) must be appreciated and treated with respect at all time.

Anything less is retarded and uncivilized!
Politics › Re: Attorney-general’s Letter Set Ibori Free by BigB11(m): 4:11pm On Oct 04, 2007
IN LAW,
A GOOD LAWYER LOOK FOR TECHNICALITIES AND LAPSES IN A BAD CASE
AND USE IT TO HIS ADVANTAGE
and we should all remember that the babilon law is not the law of GOD.
that is why it is called the LAW OF EVIDENCE
EFCC CAN PACK ALLEGATION UPON ALLEGATION, IF NO EVIDENCE, IBORI HAS NO CASE TO ANSWER
Excellent point!
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 4:06pm On Oct 04, 2007
Let me know if you have a better "name" for Aba.
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 4:05pm On Oct 04, 2007
How would you feel, if task force publicly cuts off your sister, or mother or wife's trouser with scissor, exposing her bikini and G-string?

And what do you call this type of action coming from the task force in year 2007?


ABSOLUTELY RETARDED
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 3:59pm On Oct 04, 2007
Answer:
The task force was the drama. They served jungle, on-the-spot injustice by cutting off the trousers with scissors, highlighting the girls' bikinis and G-strings - it was not funny!
Of course some of the females are married ladies - they did not care
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 3:52pm On Oct 04, 2007
Personally, I prefer my ol' lady in a sturdy twilled jeans trouser. It does something energetic to my mind and keeps constant blood circulation in my system. There is nothing better!
Therefore, for now, Aba is not my cup of tea; and I know to stay away from this retarded area.
Politics › Re: Attorney-general’s Letter Set Ibori Free by BigB11(m): 3:04pm On Oct 04, 2007
What you don't know:

The atrocious manners of many of these governors are directly linked to OBJ. This is also one of the main reasons why some of these dirty governors have not been touched or mentioned.
And EFCC is well aware of this issue, but no, their main focus is on KALU.

Don't get me wrong, I do not condone corruption under any circumstances and definitely not a KALU's mainstay, but if our goal is to eradicate corruption in Nigeria, then let's carry out the operation to the utmost capacity.

No need to settle for less; it is either you come correct or you get deported.
Politics › Re: Attorney-general’s Letter Set Ibori Free by BigB11(m): 2:46pm On Oct 04, 2007
@topic
If the president knows what is good, he should sack this man, this man is not worthy of such an office.
You guys continue to miss the point.

Ibori was a major factor and one of the main reasons why Yar'Adua is our president today. You will be wasting your time if you continue to blame this man (AGF) for doing what was designed for him.
Infact, when you see the AGF, you are also seeing Yar'Adua and OBJ at the same time.
The situation is messy and insuppressible; hence at this point, the duty of the AGF is to settle things down with the instructions coming from the major big wigs of the country.

Fact: Too many are too corrupt for too long!
To completely and effectively eradicate corruption in Nigeria, you have to set the entire country on fire. As we all know, this is not feasible. Therefore, a strategy to calm things down and also to send a strict message (zero tolerance of corruption) to current government officials must be introduced; And this is where the AGF duty comes in.

EFCC will remain what they are; pussy cat and a political harlot. Why? If EFCC had done what is right many years ago, war against corruption would have been a lot more effective in Nigeria today.

Don't blame the AGF, he's only doing what is designed for him; instead, blame OBJ and EFCC for their pure selectivity propaganda operations.


You haven't seen anything yet, there are many more to come.
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 2:13pm On Oct 04, 2007
I may not be coming back to this thread
Trust me, it will still rain, the moon will still glow and the sun will continue to shine.

Absolutely, nobody cares
Politics › Re: Aba Task Force Strips Ladies Wearing Trousers by BigB11(m): 2:08pm On Oct 04, 2007
Trying to bring in the killing of people in the north to an issue that clearly compared the harassing of ladies putting on trousers is a very weak attempt at diverting the issue. Such tactics stopped working a long time ago.
Excellent point.
Politics › Re: Mtn, Is This True? by BigB11(m): 2:04pm On Oct 04, 2007
Well, this is why I stick to what I know: GLOBACOM forever!

Stay cool, rule your world and Glo like a superstar.

http://www.gloworld.com/
Politics › Re: What Do U Remember Obasanjo For ? by BigB11(m): 9:44pm On Oct 03, 2007
I will remember him as a magician, who turned 20,000 Naira to $20b (all within 8 yrs).
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Compares Nigeria And Congo, 47 Years After by BigB11(m): 8:22pm On Oct 03, 2007
I don't care whatever you guys say or think, IBB will never never make those ridiculous statement under any circumstances.

I guess, it is true that NOSE is very far from MOUTH.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Compares Nigeria And Congo, 47 Years After by BigB11(m): 4:30pm On Oct 03, 2007
Personally, I do not think it is appropriate for any leader to compare himself or herself to a failure.

This man is absolutely incompetent to even be the president of Yaba Market Association.
Politics › Re: South Africa by BigB11(m): 9:29pm On Oct 02, 2007
I say blame the leaders. These people are not focused, not competent and absolutely too busy stealing to understand the different between foreign policy and economic policy.
It is very sad.
Politics › Re: Uk Targets Nigeria's Stolen Loot by BigB11(m): 4:19pm On Oct 02, 2007
Ribadu is responsible for this mess.
Politics › Re: Police Teargas Nigerian Graduates Like Criminals During Bank Interview by BigB11(m): 4:14pm On Oct 02, 2007
If our goal is moving forward, then we have to be honest.

Looking at this picture, I see:
1. A very deadly environment
2. Uncivilized or unmannered group of people
3. Disconsolateness in action

And I'm very sorry, I refuse to castigate Police Dept for taking this appropriate action to control the situation; infact, I'm very proud of them this time.

Instead, I blame the leaders who have completely capitalized on stealing and permanently incapacitating the future of our nation; If it was up to me, anyone guilty of corruption will be publicly executed in his or her home town (I still strongly believe that this is the only solution to corruption in Nigeria).

I blame the Intercontinental Bank for not following a conventional steps or standard to conduct an adequate job interview process; I wouldn't be surprised if this was intentionally done to promote the image of the institution, by unnecessarily creating a scene for public attention.
If It was up to me, the bank will be severely penalized and I will make sure that the entire HR team is immediately replaced.

Finally, I blame the graduate students for not properly comporting themselves. As educated citizens of Nigeria, you must purely understand the importance of comporting yourself with respect under any circumstances. We must exhibit a positive image of great citizens of Nigeria and never never allow desperation to turn us into an uncaged animal. If it was up to me, none of these folks will be employed.

Regardless of the current economic or unemployment status, my people could have handled this dreadful situation much more better than what is on this disgraceful Pic.

There is absolutely no excuse!
Politics › Re: Bill O'reilly A Racist mongrel by BigB11(op): 2:32pm On Oct 02, 2007
You know what, it is never a bad idea to dance around the bush when we're obviously lacking horse sense.
You've done what is right.

Good boy!
Politics › Re: Bill O'reilly A Racist mongrel by BigB11(op): 2:20pm On Oct 02, 2007
Ok, thanks for the compliment!
Politics › Re: Bill O'reilly A Racist mongrel by BigB11(op): 2:15pm On Oct 02, 2007
Should I take that as a compliment, I-man?
Politics › Re: Bill O'reilly A Racist mongrel by BigB11(op): 1:51pm On Oct 02, 2007
I still do not get your point; could you please enlighten me?
Politics › Re: Bill O'reilly A Racist mongrel by BigB11(op): 3:05am On Oct 02, 2007
Ok, what's your point?
Politics › Re: Nlng: Buhari, Not Ibb Deserves Credit by BigB11(m): 3:53pm On Oct 01, 2007
Amen!
Politics › Re: Northern Nigerian Killer Muslims At Work Again by BigB11(m): 3:34pm On Oct 01, 2007
Instead of all this gibberish, may be together we should focus on:

Why Muslims and Christians can not relate harmoniously?

How can Muslims and Christians work together as one?

Hey, the country is big and it's full of people with different religious beliefs and characters; hence, it is inevitable not to have conflict between these people from time to time. But what we can do is to continue to introduce better strategies to bring all these people together.

Fact: These folks are not going anywhere, and if our goal is moving our country forward, I think it is time to take this religious conflict serious and focus on uniting the nation. There is no moving forward if people are divided into several parts because of religious attitude toward one another.
Trust me, corruption is a minor issue compared to religious crisis.

Forget politics; religious crisis is the last thing we need in Nigeria and I hope this new administration takes this issue serious.

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