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https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-379422.0.html


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Beaf:
Even the Brits too are in on the brain damage stuff http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/6962983/Nigeria-in-crisis-after-president-left-seriously-brain-damaged.html

We can only say thank you to the US and the UK for the bountiful help they have given us through this trying times.

Please inform us about the help that was rendered - cause i cant remember any

Only if Nigeria were a stable country - People like soludo would be banged up in Jail - but it is otherwise in Nigeria - from thieves to leadership

I just hope they dont receive letter bomb in the post - even sef the so called girl no wear pant

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All these name sef - Goodluck , heienken - na wa o

Onlytruth:
As a follow up, these rituals are COVENANTS, they are not really enforced by any gods, but by the collective will of the people. If any of those participants in the oath go contrary to it, I for example, as an Anambra man, can pray to God and ask for vengeance and anything I wish on them will happen. Even whites (whom we copy) understand this universal truth.

So what will happen if i dont take the oath and win the election by rigging? Who will punish me?

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=378934.msg5283832#msg5283832 date=1263074608]yes i wonder why soludo or andy uba didnt bother to show up. . .
they should for the sake of clarity go and partake of this oath

if not for the fact that i am in a good mood i would have called u a fool,an slowpoke suffering from colo-mentality
a knucklehead and a idi*ot

but since am happy i wont call u that. .
however do not repeat calling the customs,traditions and omenana of my ancestors evil. . .[/quote]Myself i dey good mood  - i would  have called u  mumu ,primitive id iot , but as i am also in a good mood  - i will resist the temptation.

Onlytruth:
The devil is not represented in this ritual. Take a close look and see whether INEC, PDP and PPA are represented. The most educated among us know that these things are the only time tested ways to mete out real consequences for evil acts. Since we did away with them, our land has become like somalia. We must claim our land back! All the thieves and devils of Igboland go by the title of "sirs" conveyed on them by churches, and when we go to bed, they invite the devil in the middle of the night to share the loot.
We need much more of these types of oaths administered on all our representatives in the future.

Please advice when swearing at shrine became a part of the constitution of Nigeria or part of the electoral act I actually commend INEC, PDP AND PPA for not attending such nonsensical event - Where were the so called gods when kidnapping and armed robbery was rampant
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Swearing a pact with the devil - and they wonder when evil takes over the state.

[quote author=Wily*Wily link=topic=378610.msg5281401#msg5281401 date=1263047650]Yorubas are Saboteurs, embarking on a task like this with them is too risky.[/quote]You stink of hate - i hope it consumes you

Can one become a king without coming from a Royal lineage?

A businessman from Derbyshire has been crowned king of a Nigerian province.
Christopher Ejiofor fled to Littleover from Nigeria as a war refugee nearly 40 years ago.
The 63-year-old built up a successful aircraft maintenance firm and sent thousands of pounds back to Ezeagu, in Enugu state, where he was born.
In recognition of his contributions he was elected the first Christian ruler of the province and crowned in an elaborate coronation at his £4m palace.
The coronation saw thousands of guests bring him gifts including rams, giant portraits and a cow.
Mr Ejiofor said he initially turned down the role because of the distance, but was persuaded to take it when the other candidates dropped out.
The committed Christian has now built a 10-bedroom palace where he plans to retire with his wife and four children.

When I left Nigeria it was on the last plane, which was being shot at
Christopher Ejiofor
As king he will organise a local government, oversee conservation projects, pardon criminals and bestow knighthoods.
Mr Ejiofor was forced to flee the country in 1970 after being arrested because he was a military adviser on the losing side of a civil war.
He started work at East Midlands Airport and was handed British citizenship.
He said: "It's a great honour and privilege to recognised by your people.
"I did not want this position but in the end I was convinced to put my name forward and I was unanimously elected.
"When I left Nigeria it was on the last plane, which was being shot at.
"We were refugees in Gabon and had lost everything.
"But hard work has been part of my ethos and although we were very deprived, we worked hard.
"England was a place of recuperation. It provided me with the platform to recover and expand my life portfolio because there are so many opportunities.
"I hope the experiences I have gained from England will help me to bring some sort of order out of the chaos which exists in this part of the world as there is so much potential."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/derbyshire/8447048.stm

selingel:
The level at which crime is happening in Nigeria these days, calls for prayers.

U can shove your prayers where the sun dont shine - People with similar mentality is the reason why the nation is in a constant cesspit

@poster

I dont believe this nonsense - how can the U S stoop this low to threaten Nigerian officials with visa cancellation . The fact of the matter Nigeria has nothing to use as leverage over the U.s -

Yo Poster  - Wassup my man - I had a dream too  - that all cars in Nigeria were replaced  with Cadillacs, corvette's and Nolloywood was renamed Hollywood

cant wait?

I wish i could be there - I hope we have a massive turnout

I hereby support this motion and hope it is not submerged by tribal bashing

Everything that needs to be known is already out. These people are just trying to milk the whole situation.

Abeg make the guy go sid don for somewhere

Letters ke? . Hope they get a quick response

There is a thick cloud of uncertainty over the claim that ailing Nigerian President Umaru Yar’Adua had telephone conversations with key officials of his administration from his sick bed in a Saudi Arabian hospital.

At the same time, Nigerians in the diaspora have written a letter to Saudi King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud on the continued absence of President Yar’Adua from the country, demanding true information on the state of his health.

The Forum, which is based in London, said in the letter made available to Thisday newspaper that it had become compelling because Nigerian leaders have decided to hoard information on the exact state of the President’s state, adding that the situation has inflicted harsh conditions on 150 million Nigerian people to whom the President is accountable.

Reports yesterday

There were reports on Wednesday that the President, who left the country exactly 46 days ago, spoke with Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan, President of the Senate, David Mark and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Dimeji Bankole.

But none of the three key officials of the Yar’Adua administration spoke directly on the said telephone conversations which allegedly took place with the President. Minister of Information and Communications, Prof Dora Akunyili, who spoke with journalists at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting, said Mr Jonathan told FEC members that he spoke with the President on Tuesday.

Asked to give an update on the President’s health, Ms Akunyili said, “What I know is what the Vice-President told us just before the council meeting that he (Jonathan) spoke with Mr President at about 8pm yesterday (Tuesday).” When asked if President Yar’Adua gave Mr Jonathan any information concerning his return to the country, Ms Akunyili said, “This is the only information I have.”

The letter to the Saudi king, Nigerians in Diaspora alleged that the Saudi government has unfortunately been part of the conspiracy, which has continued to deny Nigerians of the truth about the health situation of their president — whether he’s still alive or not, improving or worsening in his health condition.

The letter signed by Nigerians in the United Kingdom, including former Minister of the Federal Capital Terrotory, Nasir el-Rufai, implored the Saudi King to respond promptly to avert a repeat of the situation in 1983, when the military government of General Muhammadu Buhari was toppled while he was away in Saudi, a situation which it said the Saudi Kingdom found embarrassing.

The letter read: “We the under-listed concerned citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria address this open letter of appeal to your government to reveal to Nigerians the exact location and state of health of our president, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, who we believe has been your guest and patient in one of your hospitals since November 23, 2009.

This Open Letter of Appeal has become necessary because a nation of nearly 150 million has not seen or heard of its president for six weeks without any credible information, ” “Your Royal Highness, Umaru Yar’Adua is not a private patient but our President and an employee accountable to millions of people. Information about his physical and mental well-being cannot be subject to the usual medical confidentiality of any ordinary citizen. This information should not be kept secret from the people he leads.

Sadly, we must admit, that our current government has failed to be truthful and transparent about the extent of infirmity of our president. “In the eyes of many Nigerians, the Saudi government has by default, become part of the conspiracy of secrecy that threatens to destabilize our democracy. Because without information on whether the president is alive or dead, permanently or temporarily infirm, the appropriate provisions of our Constitution cannot take effect to deepen and broaden our democracy. The effect of this leadership vacuum on our nation’s peace, progress and orderliness is self-evident, your Highness,, ,” the letter read.

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/africa/-/1066/838058/-/124x0pxz/-/

[quote author=Wily*Wily link=topic=377255.msg5266065#msg5266065 date=1262860755]Not at all, How?
We shouldn't turn blind eye on this Yoruba Disease, Until the defects in the Gene of Yorubas are cured/corrected, we will continue experiencing these their perpetual defrauding life style.[/quote]]

lest we forget the ibo drug dealers - That disease needs to be eradicated possible via ethnic cleansing

Absolute no point taking out fraudsters and forgetting drug dealers

[quote author=Sunny_bobo link=topic=377255.msg5266006#msg5266006 date=1262860108]Not only will they stop at that. They have gone ahead to add suicide bombing to the list. _{a la Logemo house bomber!}[/quote]Please you forgot to mention.  An ibo man supplied the hard drugs/bombs to the yorubaman

brothers for life

While the Ibo person  is genetically modified  to carry hard drugs and ruin  awhole generation of lives

Yorubaman  + Iboman = genocide

Till death do us apart

EmperorOlu is on the verge of planning a coup - I guess we all suspend all political ambitions

unfortunately no chance!!!

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Abeg

Toothless house  - The list is here to stay  . Even the U,k have added us to their own list " axis of evil"

ugly - all for the sake of money . I never knew crime can make people so dumb!!!

That picture could be anybody - Let them show multiple images

Poster - Please stick to call of duty

Some serious fantasy here - who is going to pay for all these

@poster

I hope this thread wasn't started to console Nigerians - it is unfortunately to say but terrorism exist in Nigeria and it was just a matter of time before terrorism becomes product for export.