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Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 9:08am On Jan 21, 2015
bobbylegend:
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Bless you Kenai. They can be so annoying sometimes that one can't ignore them but respond to stop the insanity
This is why they act the way they do even calling for a coup against GEJ's government without putting into consideration our capacity to wipe out their region cool

BlackTechnology:
Why you no go support am

After all no be power your thievery SW elites want get through Buhari's death grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 9:05am On Jan 21, 2015
heywhytech1:
. We done hear you,all we want is Febuhari 14th to show you your propaganda is not selllable. GMB we trust. Breaking news for you and your fellow Certificate finder: PDP lawyer quoted section of constitution that says O-level certificate with ten years experience in public service qualifies Buhari to run for President.
Why you no go support am

After all no be power your thievery SW elites want get through Buhari's death grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 9:00am On Jan 21, 2015
Kenai:
That nigga is OkijaJuju.
No wonder grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 8:49am On Jan 21, 2015
MadCow1:
Both refineries you listed are privately owned..

What about the government refineries? What about the Port Harcourt Refinery, Eleme Refinery, Warri Refinery and Kaduna Refinery. .

Or are we about to kill off the government refineries and handover monopoly on refineries to 2 Nigerians (who I am sure are fronts for the main ogas).
Where is Soviet Union today

Even China her fellow socialist has embraced an opened market economy which has seen private sector participation


With thinking like yours, I forsee Odua ending up like North korea


Privatization is the key

That's why the telecom is doing fine making it possible for Naira land to exist


Imagine we still had Nitel, do you think NL will exist.?


Odua will end up as a failed republic because of you guys blind hate for competition under privatization

Private sector is the only platform that both the people and government can participate in national development cool
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 8:42am On Jan 21, 2015
Kenai:
What is this blockhead talking about?
Can you read the date the article was written?

Are you saying Goodluck Jonathan transported himself in a time machine to 1984 and paid the journalists there?

I'm starting to believe Buhari's fanbase is made up of nothing but the country's worst DUNCES.
You still understand what is going on

They will keep campaigning for GMB because they want power to return to SW through Buhari's death. grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 8:39am On Jan 21, 2015
bobbylegend:
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Do you know that sometimes it makes one look childish arguing facts with this apc kids? And the worst of them is that they will never learn even when they are forced to do so. I smell danger for the future of nigeria with this type of kids.
There are Tinubu's boys who want to ride on a dead Buhari to acquire power grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Signed Pact To Import Refined Oil Under Buhari's Regime (NY Times 1984) by BlackTechnology: 8:35am On Jan 21, 2015
agbajesaid:
Guess the thread is about Buhari signing pact to import oil. Jonathan with all the resources at hand, dont we still import oil? So whats your point. Or all our oil is now refined locally?
How will an ignorant SW like you know what GEJ is doing since you hate him because you feel he has sidelined your region

Orient Refinery Anambra

Dangote Refinery On do


Now pick your bag and go to school grin
Politics › Re: If I Hated The North, I Wouldn’t Have Built Almajiri Schools - Jonathan by BlackTechnology: 8:11am On Jan 21, 2015
[quote author=oweman post=29985356][/quote]He is better than your illiterate hero who couldn't use his yearly N300m pension to create more wealth for the purpose of educating his people grin
Politics › Re: If I Hated The North, I Wouldn’t Have Built Almajiri Schools - Jonathan by BlackTechnology: 8:00am On Jan 21, 2015
The illiterate Buhari who claims he loves them couldn't send them to school


Imagine an illiterate who earns N300million every year who couldn't use it to create more wealth that can be used to give scholarship to the almajiris roaming the streets of Daura

If GMB has used each yearly N300million to create an additional wealth of N1billion naira for scholarship, he would have being able to give a N100k scholarship to 10,000 almajiris each year.

And

Between 1999 and 2015 , 160,000 almajiris would have received scholarship in Northern Nigeria. cool
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 7:50am On Jan 21, 2015
naijaking1:
Like to see you defend the overthrow of the equally corrupt Tafawa Balewa government. Go on!
The way Igbos were killed for the overthrow of Tafawa 's government so shall the SW be destroyed in their land for any coup instigated by them against GEJ angry

MansaMoussa:
Honestly, I still think the Burkinabe Military should get 60% of the Credit! If they had not turned against the Regime, what chances do you think the Civilian Protesters must have had? In a hypocritical world as ours today, a thousand Burkinabes would've been mowed down by Security forces during the demonstration and all we would have heard is international condemnations.
Compaore fled when it was clear to him that he had lost military support! And the Burkinabes know this, that is why they rewarded Col. Zida by electing him as head of the Interim Govt.
So you see, once the military affirms itself as protectors of the people, civilian regimes become more careful!
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 7:45am On Jan 21, 2015
duni04:
U are just stubbornly ignorant. You have refused to allow common sense sink into ur brain! Nigeria is the only country in the world that has had terribly corrupt regimes? They've never had such in Britain, the US or France? Did the military generals in those countries stage coups to "Rescue" the people from the corruption? Please use ur head and get the point. Stop being dogmatic and sentimental.
Gbam

Let them be inciting a coup.

One thing is sure and that being that SW will be wiped off if any coup takes place because of them

War War War

Blood will flow angry
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 7:41am On Jan 21, 2015
ApexTitan:
Thanks for the advice, I always endeavour to restrict my discussions to matters that I'm fairly knowledgeable in. In subjects that are outside my scope my participation takes on the form of questions and inquiries.

That said I know for certain that your comment earlier was totally incorrect; the US constitution does not make room for a forceful takeover of government by the military. Where did you get that from?
Don't mind the educated illiterate

You should have asked him why the US military had never plotted a coup


In short, the US encouraged arms possession as a means to deter coup plotters and not encourage them

I pity SW region if any coup takes place

Their region will be burn to the ground for any coup instigated by them.
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 7:37am On Jan 21, 2015
okpurukata:
Why did the jubilations cease within a matter of months. Mr man, democracy is a is about my village, your village, and everyone's village.

Try another line abeg.
Is so disgusting and highly irritating that the so called educated SW will be praising a felony like coup

Awo's free education was a waste. angry


joseph1832:
Then you should have thought of that before you use your village as a yardstick.

Where did the jubilation cease? Kindly tell me please, I quiver to know.
Any coup against GEJ government will see Nigeria breakup and the SS/SE/MB being an eternal enemies of your region.

We will forever be in the state of war. angry
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 11:50pm On Jan 20, 2015
datribune:
I disagree.
d two best nigerian govts post-civil war ar military govts - Murtala Mohammed & Buhari/Idiagbon
d two worst govts post-civil war ar civilian govts - Shagari & Goodluck Jonathan
Now we know SW loves coup especially against any regime they hate.

We know SW hated Shagari because of the defeat suffered by Awo in the hands of Shagari

We know you guys hate GEJ because you guys feel he has sidelined SW in federal appointments.


My friend w


We will resist any coup.
Politics › Re: Political 'rats' Tearing Off Jonathan's Poster In Katsina State (photo) by BlackTechnology: 11:42pm On Jan 20, 2015
Why Buhari campaigns freely down south , his northern cows making good his threat of baboons and dogs. angry
Politics › Re: Buhari To Speak In Washington, DC On Monday, January 26 by BlackTechnology: 10:50pm On Jan 20, 2015
A covert way of going for medical treatment

GEJ please send a spy and bribe an official to record the treatment.


At least video records from more than one source will put APC to shame
cool
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 10:23pm On Jan 20, 2015
J12:
Going through this thread, I feel really sorry for this country. The future of this country is really dim if the people who support Buhari on this thread are for real.

It is safe to say that Nigeria has no future, no hope and no life with the calibre of youths our country has. I'm so sorry Nigeria.
SW APC are calling for coup

Blood will flow if any coup takes place


The ethnic groups that support any coup will be wiped off angry
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 10:15pm On Jan 20, 2015
ACESON:
i love this. Democracy isnt prefect and somtyms real positive CHANGE could mean ousting democracy. Open mindedly speaking.
while the use of armed force isnt encouraged in any form history has shown that it might be necessary sometyms n it doesnt not always have a negative consequence. besides nothing stops Nigeria from forming her own unique system of government especiallt our unique n peculiar ethno-religious diversity and challenges especially tribalism dat has sunk deep into our mentality.
See this SW APC member calling for coup

SS people see your real enemies

Quid see this coup lover



Abanicwise:
Bullshit democracy that is full of corruption.
I will rather go for coup/military Govt. that is willing to curb corruption, ensure equity and provide succur to the poor than a useless democracy that only promote corruption and pauperize it citizen.
emiye:
Dont miscontrue me, what i meant is there is no guarantee that sustained democracy would have helped the Nigerian state.

I took a cursory study of african states, there are 53+ of them, and i discovered that most of the head of the democracies of those period became dictatorial as time progresses and with crude might tried to convert the country to One party state, using the other arms of government like the legislature and judiciary. The 1983 elections was worse off and a greater disaster than the 1979 elections, and UPN Ajasin was rigged off in 1983 for NPN Omoboriowo, Bola Ige of UPN was rigged off for NPN Olunloyo, ....., NPN was drowning UPN , and that Shagari government with majority in the house would most likely have manipulated the constitution to remove term limits before the 1987 elections, that was the trend of that era. Even OBJ tried to achieve term elongation.

I am sorry to mentioned only two cases in Africa, there are close to 20 something cases in Africa.
MansaMoussa:
Just made an Academic analysis Bruh! Nothing Personal!
vicadex07:
The concept of "democracy" is so soo overhyped, like its the most perfect human invention ever. The current so called democracy being run by PDP is more of an autocracy.

It was widely acclaimed that the then civilian government of shagari was so bleeped up, that it has been likened to what is presently happening under GEJ.

There are some times life per chance bestows strict, stingy and highly disciplined parents on some children, and more than 90% of the time those kids eventually grow up to be responsible and successful members of the society (am talking metaphorically here), even though those kids might hate their parents while growing up.

Corruption is a cancer than must be removed in anyway possible so that the whole body won't suffer. Whether by chemotheraphy or by surgical removal, both methods are pleasant but they are effective.
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 10:08pm On Jan 20, 2015
ACESON:
i love this. Democracy isnt prefect and somtyms real positive CHANGE could mean ousting democracy. Open mindedly speaking.
while the use of armed force isnt encouraged in any form history has shown that it might be necessary sometyms n it doesnt not always have a negative consequence. besides nothing stops Nigeria from forming her own unique system of government especiallt our unique n peculiar ethno-religious diversity and challenges especially tribalism dat has sunk deep into our mentality.
See this SW APC member calling for coup

SS people see your real enemies

Quid see this coup lover
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 10:03pm On Jan 20, 2015
quid:
Intimidate Nigerians with boko haram and front buhari as solution.

When that fails then plot a coup
This year

US prediction will come to past

How can SW APC members be praising a treasonable offence called COUP

SE must unite with the SS to thwart any SW inspired coup angry
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 9:43pm On Jan 20, 2015
quid:
That is what I have been saying. How Yoruba resort to violence when they lose.out politically
Thank God for the internet , we now know that the APC Yorubas are planning a coup

This people will beg for mercy when we react violently

Any coup will be violently resisted. angry
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 9:02pm On Jan 20, 2015
Do you notice that most people celebrating and calling for coup are SW APC members

US prediction will come to past this year

Mrbigman1:
Hope u ve an idea that buhari contested for 199 primaries under pdp which Obj eventually won.
Now ask ur self, what was he going to rescue den? D money him and is co-hunters abacha made away with abi d one dey allowed abdulsami to ship with impunity? He'll no, buhari is only so hungry for power like his the only one born to be dia.
In 1984, he detained underage children and kept dem in custody to be persecuted at 18, and that's d way to fight corruption?
It's a shame that we re just driven by sentiment and hatred without finding real course to hold on to. I dnt support any of them but buhari can't just be to trust in
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 8:57pm On Jan 20, 2015
MansaMoussa:
Why do we act and speak as if Democracy solves all the Problems of a Country? What do we really want as People? An all round improvement in Standard of Living or just an Avenue to bicker? The Chinese have transcended beyond US Democracy to mould a Unique system of Govt that suits her people and has successfully used this model to move from a 3rd world Country to an Advanced Country!!!

A Country's Military is her 4th Tier of Govt and the ultimate Protector of the State (not Regime please)! In a Situation where the Regime turns on its people, who comes to their Rescue? (Romania under Ceausescu, Egypt under Mubarak/Morsi, etc) indeed this role has been abused severally and lost its appeal over the years, it is still a viable option for Liberation of the Citizenry, if not, they will resolve to take Arms against the Regime themselves and Chaos will prevail (eg Libya, Yemen, Syria etc)

So YES! Massive Corruption and Govt Apathy towards her Citizen justifies an Intervention! Afterall, Foreign Govts today are planning to occupy our territory on the premise that our govt cannot protect its people, how much more the Army whose statutory role it is to protect the State and all within it!
Thank God you SW are revealing to the world you guys secret plan to seize power through a coup d'etat

We the people of SS SE and MB will crush that coup and wipe out the coup plotters their families and punish their ethnic groups.

Mark my words.

Any coup against GEJ will be violently resisted.

This country will cease to exist cool
Politics › Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 8:47pm On Jan 20, 2015
Seun:
From his recent Channels TV Interview:

Are you sorry for bringing to an end the Shagari government?

GMB: No, I'm not sorry, because I mentioned why we did it, and we proved our case.

That's a democratic process that could have extended.

GMB: So when you are a democracy you are entitled to steal your treasury dry, and put your people into pauperized positions, and destroy institutions, and destroy infrastructure?

So you blame Shagari for that coup?

GMB: Don't personalize. I'll blame the second republic...

For that?

GMB: For that. And when we came out we told the nation why and we conducted enquiries, documentary ones, not just hearsay.

Source:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_487PhkxUQ (start at 5:37)

So he still believes it is ok for the military to overthrow a democratic government if the democratic government is corrupt. Incidentally, many people believe that the current government is also corrupt. If the General's view is right, then a military coup in 2015 is justified...

Do you agree? undecided (I strongly disagree because dictatorship is a greater evil than corruption. You can fight corruption within democracy)
Any coup against GEJ re election will be the final straw that breaks the camel's back

We the SS SE and MB people, promise the SW people supporting the treasonable felony of coup, that we will secede from Nigeria cool

So every Yoruba supporting coup should get ready to rule themselves by military coup in Odua republic. cool
Politics › Re: GEJ: Without Buyng Any Riffle, Buhar Defeated Maitaisines by BlackTechnology: 4:40pm On Jan 20, 2015
Was Buhari war effort sabotaged.? No

The war against BH is being sabotaged by Far North military personnel .

A example is the case of Gworza which was uploaded by BH


We are watching smiling and planning

As you SW try all your best to repaint Buhari in good light because of you guys plan to take power through his death

But Remember

The votes of all Northern / Southern minorities and Igbos will give GEJ victory cool
Politics › Re: How Muslim Children Went To School In Buhari's Time Vs Gej's Time..Photo by BlackTechnology: 4:22pm On Jan 20, 2015
bokohalal:
South is United?
I lived in the North. There is no way a Tiv or Jukun will prefer an Igbo or Yoruba over Fulani or Kanuri. Their fight or rivalry is internal. Kanuri against Hausa/Fulani and Tiv versus Jukun. In the Nigerian polity, they are more United.
Like now ,they have more reason to unite against a seeming enemy whose nonchalant attitude to an insurgency is threatening their livelihoods.
Check where you live again because the MB areas is my field of interest cool
Politics › Re: State Of Railway During Buhari's Time - by BlackTechnology: 11:56am On Jan 20, 2015
Rendition:
hahahhah blacktech no be sooo oooo buh chill 23mils per month baba da shi is too much mehn be realistic haba
Its not too much.

The problem is his failure to use it to transform lives. wink
Politics › Re: Not Every Tribe In The North Supports Buhari by BlackTechnology: 11:50am On Jan 20, 2015
theV0ice:
So why did the SW vote a GEJ/Sambo ticket in 2007 instead of a ticket that had a Yoruba as VP?

If the average PDP fan knew all along that there are other ethnic groups in the north, why the blanket hatred for the north? Why include an IBB 8 year rule as Hausa/Fulani rule?(IBB isn't Hausa/Fulani), why add a Gowon 9 year rule as hausa/Fulani born to rule evidence?(Gowon isn't Hausa/Fulani)
Out of 14million voters in the SW in 2011, only 4million voters voted.

So you see that you guys ethnic sentiments still played out


If you go through my numerous posts you will recognized I use the term Far North or Hausa Fulani Kanuri grin
Politics › Re: Why The North Is Not Responding To Charlie Hebdo Cartoons by BlackTechnology: 9:14am On Jan 20, 2015
meccuno:
its so strange that the whole yoruba land see GEJ as a thief but worship tinubu as the messiah of the SW? Isn't that hypocrisy??
Gbam

Hypocrisy at its peak grin
Politics › Re: Why The North Is Not Responding To Charlie Hebdo Cartoons by BlackTechnology: 9:12am On Jan 20, 2015
ayokellany:
The only thing people like you know how to do very well is to incite people to violence. I am a Yoruba Christian and reading through your elaborate explanation on the conversation btw you and the Hausa colleague i sincerely feel like strangling you. God bear me witness but for civility and decorum which i hold in high esteem.

I do not even have to check you profile as i do not care till now but i am a billion% sure you are Igbos. I wouldn't want to dwell on the ills of you people inciting other to violence as that could lead to a one on one btw you and i but please be advice we all have different level of exposure education enlightenment and we are not at the same level of civility. When you Igbos realize that then Nigeria can progress peacefully.

That is the reason you'd see Yoruba are comfortable protesting to have Jonathan installed as president and voting Jonathan Ebele in 2011 but 2015 most of you people will be shocked. If you listen to radio broadcast across Yorubaland you'd understand every voter see Jonathan as a THIEF it now left for you to decide if he is stealing enough to continue or you need a change. Your guess is as good as mine on that. I never believed this until i tried informing some elderly people of whom they should vote for but was surprised they know they are voting no thief come 2015, peace.
Hahahahaha

So your elders knew Buhari was an incorruptible man and yet voted for OBJ in 2003

Mr

That is called hypocrisy grin
Politics › Re: Why The North Is Not Responding To Charlie Hebdo Cartoons by BlackTechnology: 9:00am On Jan 20, 2015
Alcatraz001:
May God Almighty Bless you and all that concerns you.If you go through my earlier posts on this threaad,you will see that I made assertions akin to yours.

May your bank of Knowledge never be depleted.

I just pity the ibos with what they have gotten themselves into.Chai,Chai,Chai!!!
I hopehope you have bought your farm tools

No GEJ No oil No Nigeria cool

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