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and hey Deep soul, happy birthday to your sister the DR.

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Fhemmmy:
Just cos someone did bad does not discredit all others.
Pre-Order is not a bad thing at all, we are into it and we thank God that we are having fun with it.
It is just a case of know who you dealing with.
The time is coming, and it is already here in good part of the world, where people just ordered and dont have to be in the showrooms.

For good deals and great rides . . . . . .Femmmy.moto@gmail.com

Yer i suppose you are right, the more reason why we should all come together to make sure this criminal is apprehended.

I support the Moderator making the topic a sticker tho.

Nice one @ tiger paws

Aint messing with a Goldigger!

freshmoney:
I guess that slowpoke called ptconsult paid some hacker to bombard this site, hence its not fuctioning for 20hrs. Anyway, they are not going to do that again. Let me remind you prisoner, we are back again, we will never relax on this!!!

yep yep

The dude attended Babcock!

funny i know the dude, he went to babcock

odiaero:
ya, this is where i intended to post it but Nland went on exile, i got frustrated and registered with other site

you sound like a s'ex starved lil boy

such an arrogant cocky post!

Who gives two rat's arses if you are flying a Jet around town?

Well i suppose you probably get some cheap Nairaland chics into bed with that.

***Grabs popcorn, takes a sitting position****

good step IMO.

the probe will also unearth the mysteries surrounding "who signed the budget"

Let's face it - we have all always suspected Ibrahim Babangida of being a drug dealer. The story of Gloria Okon, Dele Giwa's death, the burning of the Ministry of Defence and other stories are all allegedly tied to an official drug ring during IBB's regime. We researched the rumors, and this is what we found.

Nobody knows more about the international drug trade better than Alain Labrousse. The author of the best selling book 'Geopolitics of Drugs' and former Director of the Geopolitical Watchdog on Drugs (OGD), clearly identified Nigeria's former military rulers and diplomats as drug barons. In an authoritative report still posted on the web site of the Canadian Parliament on the drug trade in Africa, Labrouse marks out Ibrahim Babangida, Nigeria's former self-appointed president, as one of the drug-dealing dictators in Africa.

The report says: "The international community has long considered Nigeria a narco-state: the United States put it on the list of 'decertified' countries between 1994 and 1999, and the Dublin Group, consisting mainly of the European countries, unfearingly called it a 'narco-regime'. Its President, General Babangida, and his wife have been suspected of engaging in cocaine trafficking, along with numerous other military officers."

Apart from Babangida and his wife, Maryam, top military brass and members of the diplomatic corps are some others identified in the international investigation of the drug ring that prospered from the early 1980s through the mid-1990s.

Major Orkar, whose unsuccessful coup plot was the most successful attempt to dispose Babangida of power, also alleged that there was drug dealing going on during the regime of the dictator. Said Orkar: " I, Major Gideon Orkar, wish to happily inform you of the successful ousting of the dictatorial, corrupt, drug baronish, evil man, deceitful, homo-sexually-centered, prodigalistic, un-patriotic administration of General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida." Since Orkar called IBB a drug baron, many Nigerians have quietly accepted it as a fact.

In Labrousse's report, he claimed: "The United States in particular raised questions about the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tom Ikimi, who made use of the services of the director of a Lagos newspaper who frequently traveled abroad to distribute cocaine and heroin imported from Latin America and Asia among the members of his network of resellers around the world.


http://againstbabangida.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=141&Itemid=1

Poster should have known by now that we aren't just so dumb to believe just any article that gets ripped right from the internet, more absurd is the fact that the Poster has refused to provide a link to the said article, so we can proceed with assumptions that the piece was written by poster himself in a pathetic and desperate bid to spoil any integrity Abiola might have left, and worse still, draw the gullible ones amongst us into forgiving IBB for taking Nigerians for a ride.

Second, why exactly, is this piece just coming up after IBB has declared his intentions to run for presidency, when we all know that the dead cannot give counter arguments to ediots attempting to defile their name.

Nice,

We need to do this more often

African Men are not Romantic by default, and in Nigeria, most people's romantic idea ends at the beach or a Cinema.

***peeps in*** i hear there is a monkey out of control!

[size=14pt]SHAME ON YOU[/size]

you don't deserve any girl

@OP:

make her papa catch you, you'd take back all the things you've said

We really need a development section

googles:



ha ha  Roki wassup naw ?? i come do gbeborun for this thread buh you dey dull persin spirit

how var naw?? oya show face before i come pursue you commot for ya room  

Nice dimples

Just in case you want to get laid. . .you know where to find me right?

Okay, just kidding, but seriously, nice dimples.

one more thing, [size=4pt]where can i  find you?[/size]

violent:
There is a small space down the page, beside it you'd see a search buttton.

Now, if you type your topic in that space, and you move your cursor over to the search button, a single click will bring out a million previous topics of this kind that has been discussed on Nairaland.

with that, you really can knock yourself out all you want!

lol

The Jonathan administration has shown crass timidity and gross irresponsibility by this decision. No citizen is above the law and none can have immunity against prosecution because of any perceived track record. The withdrawal of the charges against Ribadu is corruption at its best. The only thing Goodluck Jonathan should have ensured is that Ribadu gets a fair trial and that he should not be arrested or treated badly if he comes to face his trial

This part of keyamo's statement makes a lot of sense, you guys should really learn to be less sentimental about issues.

But he was declared wanted by a court of law nonetheless, disobedience is just a slap on the face of the judicial system, like it or not, he deserve to be tried!


The dude defied all court surmons!.

That alone is criminal in nature!

and now he's being pardoned like it never happened, perhaps he might even bag a post in the government again, that is just total rubbish!

i believe Keyamo is right on this one

If everyone that is charged to court decide to run away on exile only to be pardoned later by the government, then what rule of law are we protecting?

The guy ought to defend himself before a Judge who in turn will declare him not guilty!

Opened!!

bump

Right here sweets, to do your every bidding!

scréw her silly!

ásshole!

the son of a dog join hands with his brother to beat a helpless woman.

He should be hanged with his díck!