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Mmadukaku:It is called "ABRACADABRA" ![]() |
espn:If GEJ's certificate was not available, Lai mohammed not you would have been the first to notice, oya park well. Or yet, let me help you.......there is a copy on INEC's website, so help yourself. |
kITATITA:How does writing an exam translate into a pass or fail? KAI buhari............. I no feet chow us kimmon sirtifikaty CHAI!!! CHAII!!! |
lecturerdabo: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! abeg no use laugh kill me oh! ![]() |
STOP!!!!!! Buhari pullover..........,,,,,,,,,, Hmmmmmmm Buhari pullover. REVERSE!!!! Buhari pullover.........,,,,,,,,,,,, Aaaaaahhhhhhh Buhari pullover. SHOW ME YOUR SIR-THIEF-I-KATE!!!!! oya pullover.........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ummmmmmmmm Buhari pullover.
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Newkidoo:1. What is making me so sure is that evidence wasn't presented and hearsay doesn't constitute evidence in the court of law. 2. True subjectively, so let's tackle the subject of smoke and fires, what if i wanted people to see smoke so i start a fire? What if i accused you of being a thief or gay and because i'm widely followed and respected on social media plus i own a couple of newspapers and magazines and my accusation hits frontpage and the layman sees the headline and believes it, he goes home and tells his wife who goes to the market and tells her friends and they all believe it too, also i make sure i am seen or heard making snide and derogatory offhand comments about you every now and then in social gatherings and events to buttress my allegation against you and the public keeps hearing about it, are you getting the picture? Would it matter then that i have not presented one iota of evidence against you? Won't i have achieved my primary aim of defaming you even if i am forced to pay damages later? 3. He is the president and his duties are numerous and important to the Nation's well being, the onus is not on him to prove his innocence to you or me, that would be too distracting to him, all he is required to do is deny the allegations and demand for evidence of these allegations from his accusers, the onus is on his accusers to furnish the public with irrefutable evidence that would hold water in the court of law and failure of his accusers to do that further goes to prove my point. 4. This said man started with an accusation of $48billion missing, later it was $20billion missing and now it is $10billion missing. What are we to believe from a central bank governor and accountant from whom we shouldn't be expecting arithmetic confusion and blunders, why should i believe someone who can't seem to make up his mind about how much he thinks is missing if any amount is missing in the first place given the fact that he didn't present the evidence which he is expected to be in possession of as the CBN governor and government's chief banker? What am i to make do with the allegation against him that he spent hundreds of millions of $s on social non-CBN related projects in the north which was not within his power nor within his constitutionally mandated scope of duties as a CBN governor to do? What am i to do with the fact that he is known to be an opposition party member and prior to that an opposition party sympathiser? What am i to do with the fact that the senate committee which probed into and cleared the government of any wrongdoing, embezzlement and/misappropriation of the alleged missing funds consisted of both PDP and APC members? if GEJ hugged him, am guessing it is in his capacity as the current Emir of Kano and traditional ruler of his people which courtesy demands the president pays homage to, that is not to say the President isn't seeking his patronage in the forthcoming elections after all, to a politician, there shouldn't be permanent friends or enemies, only permanent interests. And as to why the president won't touch him, maybe because in Nigeria, men in traditional offices such as his have their persons as being sacrosanct and beyond certain laws though not constitutionally and as such, are handled with care.5. [color=orange]The amnesty programme for the rehabilitation of former militants was started by the late President Yar'adua not GEJ, he only continued it and i'll like to believe the nation is better of for it except you want to tell me that the disruption and sabotage to the oil industry due to militancy is preferable in which case i would want you to tell me how? But if that is not what you meant by enrichment of former militants, i'll like to see your evidence and not just hearsay. Then on Asari making comments or threats as you see it, i believe you'll agree with me that he was speaking for Asari dokubo, not GEJ and not the Niger-Delta and since he is entitled to his opinion, i'll leave it at that but if you feel that strongly about it, please do your civic duty and go and report him at the nearest police station, but also remember to report Buhari too on his soaking dogs and baboons in peoples blood and making the Nation ungorvernable comments, also report tinubu too on the comments of blood flowing on the streets and people being burnt to death if APC looses the Ekiti governorship elections that earned him the tags of being an "irresponsible and rascal politician" from no less than the U.S government (not my words), also report Rotimi amaechi for various comments that i don't care to repeat here, the list is endless, bottomline is, you'll be a very busy man.[/color] 6. Now that she is a private citizen, i would have thought that the opposition and her numerous accusers would take her to court and prosecute her but the failure to do this also indicates that they never had solid evidence against her and the only place/court where they care to prosecute government officials is in the court of public opinion. And why should the presidency prosecute her? He didn't accuse her did he? that was the duty of her accusers and as to why he let her go, simple, he is a politician and on benefit/cost assessment, she was costing him and his cabinet more than she was benefiting him in terms of public opinion all thanks to the opposition who accuse people without the evidence to back it up. 7. [color=maroon]Question is, why was it a scandal? Answer is because we have a lying opposition party who only see what they want to see and shout it to the whole world that that is the truth even when they have no idea what the truth is but first, lets examine some mitigating factors...... (A). The U.S refused to sell or allow third parties to sell U.S manufactured weaponry to Nigeria on the allegation rightly or wrongly that there were many saboteurs and boko haram sympathisers within the Nigerian military and that any American weapons sold to Nigeria would eventually find its way into boko haram possession. Prior to this, the U.S had been our major supplier of military hardware. (B). Nigeria's economy had been re-evaluated earlier in the year to factor in the services sector making Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy and 26th largest in the world. This didn't go down well in South Africa whose economy was prior to this, Africa's largest and whose opposition was and still is consistently heckling and harassing the ruling party (ANC) president Jacob zuma over his failure to maintain his country's economic leadership position in Africa. Zuma met with APC chieftains Tinubu, Atiku and Lai mohammed for undisclosed reasons described as a courtesy call, then against the norm and pre-set diplomatic procedures, the South African govt announced the seizure of the Nigerian plane and cash without first consulting the Nigerian govt even with the fact that we have a warm and cordial relationship with each other. (C). In arms transactions of this nature between governments, an authorisation paper is produced by the security ministry of the buying country which the South African government later admitted was produced by the DSS (Department of state security) of Nigeria making the arms purchase legitimate but the South African government still insisted the use of cash contravened their money laundering laws. When money was wired for a second transaction in compliance with South Africas money laundering laws, that amount was still impounded and announced publicly by the South African govt for ambiguous reasons. All these goes to show a breach of faith by the South African govt in an attempt to ridicule the Nigerian govt for reasons best known to them (your guess is as good as mine) or is it just bad belle? All these was applauded and supported by our opposition especially through their mouthpiece Lai mohammed or is it el-rufai? Imagine joining in and taking pleasure in the ridiculing not just your president, but also your own country to another country all for the sake of pursuing political power? Does that make sense to you? Would a South African ridicule his president and government for your benefit ? (D). You may ask, why did the Nigerian government feel the need to buy arms in secret? There was an unofficial U.S arms embargo on Nigeria, some of the arms we intended to purchase in South Africa were American made and any wired transaction would have been detected by the U.S and blocked plus we expected a fellow African government (South Africa) to be sympathetic to our cause, well, now we know better. Of course, it isn't necessary to add that when the South African govt confirmed the legitimacy of the transaction, Lai mohammed and the APC rumour machine became silent but the damage had already been done and the evidence of that being that months after, you are still questioning the legitimacy of the transaction given the fact that you have the internet and all the information you need at your disposal.[/color] 8. [color=pink]Did you say no light everywhere? Speak for yourself and yourself alone. How many places do you live in? I believe there was a thread on this issue some months ago and the author of that post had his claims debunked by a resident of the area he claimed he resided in that had no light, if you doubt me, start a similar thread and see the response you will get, yes it is true, we don't have light the way we would like to have it but the decay in the power sector started decades ago and not under GEJ's rule and fixiing it shouldn't be expected to happen overnight and i would have thought people were happy about government divesting from that sector and handing it over to the private sector seeing as government and the bureaucracy is believed to be the major source of the corruption in the power sector but if the work done so far doesn't satisfy you, well that is your own opinion afterall, it is impossible to satisfy everybody. Also, it would be an obvious lie to claim power supply has not significantly improved in your area over the past four years, i know it has improved in mine. Over the funding of his (GEJ's) re-election campaign, that was private money from private individuals who are allowed to spend their money as they see fit under the law and you are in no position to tell them how, where and on what to spend their money unless of course you have evidence to the contrary that it was government money in which case I implore you to bring that evidence foward or hold your peace.[/color] 9. [color=cyan]Firstly, you must be aware that the seat of the FG is in Abuja, not on the road between Akure and Ijebu-Ode where your dad transversed and as such unless people like you raise the alarm, he won't know seeing as he is neither omniscient nor omnipresent that is to say, he is not GOD to know that the road is bad neither does he use that road when going to B from Am Secondly, you need to find out if that road is a federal road and as such falls under the domain of the federal government to maintain and repair, if yes, you have a case, if no, you shift the blame to the appropriate authority state or local that deserves the blame for the condition of that road. Thirdly, even if that is a federal road, there has been an arrangement in place for about 4 years i think, where a state government is supposed to repair and maintain a federal road on behalf of the FG and get the cost of such repairs and maintenance refunded back to it at the end of each fiscal year meaning that the FG through the state government maintains the roads knowing fully well that the FG can not successfully monitor all these roads on its own and prevent misappropriation of funds meant for maintenance of these roads without the assistance and support of the state government and it should please you to know that this is a non-partisan venture as the FG has been working with state governments of all parties to repair federal government roads nationwide. So if your road is bad, point your accusing finger at your state government not the FG. Having said all these, i'm pleased to inform you that the federal government roads I travel through have never been better, from Port-Harcout to Warri, Warri to Benin, Benin to Ore, Ore to Sagamu, Sagamu to Lagos (though Lagos to Ibadan is currently being expanded) and am sure your dad would agree with me about these roads.[/color] 10. [color=indigo]please remind me, what is wrong with the Niger bridge Is it impassable? Is it about to collapse? Hope you heard about work beginning on the construction of a second Niger bridge?And about the depletion of the external reserves, what about it? But first, figures please. Also you might want to question your parliament on setting of a high benchmark price for crude oil sales when setting up the budget, why? Because when prices drop below the set benchmark as they often do, the FG is forced to dip its hands into the foreign reserves to forestall any budget shortfalls and when prices exceed the benchmark, your state governors like Rotimi amaechi come with their "share the excess crude oil money now" chants and antics which they take to the media and paint the FG as corrupt if they refuse to do so and the FG complies, so tell me, are the external reserves going to increase or reduce under these conditions? Also don't forget that the cost of running the government increases everyday with incessant strikes by workers in various branches of civil service demanding increases in pay and allowances while also the government is supposed to provide new jobs and build new infrastructure. On the giving of gold-plated iPhones as gifts at his daughters wedding, I would like to believe that that is his prerogative if he can afford it from his personal income which we both know he can unless you want to tell me that was done using public money in which case i would want you to provide me with the evidence of such as usual. So about that being rubbish and a waste of money............well, its a waste of his money not yours.[/color] 11. [color=gray]The government has provided many jobs for tens of thousands of unskilled workers through the SURE-p programme but don't take my word for it, the internet is your friend. Also I schooled in Uniben and that University which is a federal institution, retained and employed hundreds of students many who are my friends, also, many of my colleagues are working in FMC's, i don't have a government job and am not a beneficiary in any way except if i factor in the fact that university education was affordable to me thanks to the FG yet am not complaining, why? Because unlike you, i did not go to school with the expectation that upon graduation, the FG would provide a job for me. It is the duty of the government only and i repeat only to empower me with the ability to help myself by providing affordable education to me which they did and providing a conducive environment for me and other entrepreneurs and private citizens to establish themselves in which they are trying to do not to provide the job for me, c'mon!! In how many developed or standard economies is government the Number one employer of labour? This is not a socialist economy may i remind you, it is a c-a-p-i-t-a-l-i-s-t economy. So grow up and take some responsibility and stop expecting the government to spoon feed you........remember this, "the government is not your nursemaid, neither are you an infant" but if you insist, get involved in the agricultural sector, that is the best way of getting government assistance and employment.[/color] As for the rest, they fall under the domain of "YOUR PERSONAL OPINION" which of course you are entitled to but stop brandishing them here as facts. I have spent a lot of time and effort to write this up to educate and inform you and i sincerely hope that my efforts have not been in vain because my friend, ignorance is a crime for an educated mind. Be informed and be liberated from the shackles of ignorance. Stop being a slave to popular opinion. Thank you. |
Newkidoo:Correct the bolded and make it like this--->you don't know anything but only think you know something and the something you believe you know is a bunch of half-truths and lies by a pathological clique of liars(APC) who chant these lies so often and repeatedly that gullible Nigerians like you have it singing in your heads like the lyrics of your favourite song and now believe it to be the real truth. If you still insist i'm wrong, start furnishing me with evidence of the corruption that you stated above that will stand scrutiny in a court of law. Bottom line is, you can only indicte and convict GEJ in the court of a misinformed public's opinion, not in a real court of law abi no be buhari talk say abacha no thief anything unless a court of competent jurisdiction finds it out to be the truth? Abi the definition of guilty don change ![]() |
barcanista:Well Well Well, I was wondering when you'll show up and try to defend the indefensible and rationalise the irrational ![]() Seriously dude, haven't you learnt yet that there are still some astute peeps here on Nairaland who audit and edit everything you post? I once told you that as APC e-warriors come, you are a class above the rest based on the fact that you most times engage in a semblance of what might be excused for research even though you end up twisting it to suit your aims but then you had to come and prove me wrong showing yourself no different from all the other APC e-rats. @ the bolded, please kindly prove me right about you just this once ehn! Haba! Is lying a pathological APC trait? |
abimbawealth:Because back then the F.O.I bill had not been passed into law. Also back then, it wasn't the law that qualifications of people vying for public offices be made accessible to the public by INEC, now it is. |
Newkidoo:CHANGE!!!!!! CHANGE!!!!!!! CHANGE!!!!!!! Sorry kiddo, aren't they supposed to be perfect? I thought that was what APCheat wanted us to believe? That they are politrickcians who wouldn't lie and cheat? Am guessing that's another lie oooops!! Sorry "another mistake" |
EhiJeremiah:You'll find out later today when boyhari gives us a fabulous story about how having proof of academic qualifications aren't necessary in order to lead a nation containing tens of millions of literates, of how his lack of education are all PDP propaganda so just wait, you'll see. |
dragan:Sort of like a "different strokes for different folks" thingy but why not? Afterall, when APCheat says something about PDP, it is a fact, but if the reverse, it is just propaganda. |
EhiJeremiah:Only to an illiterate cow would school not matter |
LogicPower:Yes that's right, ignore the message and kill the messenger, how typically APCite |
SirShymex:And what is new about buhari, tinubu, amaechi, okorocha, saraki et al? My guy compose a newer jingle abeg. |
AnanseK:Well, that leaves camels, horses and ooops! But wait.............................. If you order for a donkey from niger now, won't it arrive in time for gmb's FAILbuhary porteenth defeat? ![]() Just wondering aloud |
rozayx5:Well, pishuurrreessss they say don't lie ![]() |
dre11:oooops! sorry to bust your utopian bubble on a second thought, busting it was my pleasure ![]() Welcome to reality Remind me again.......what is gmb's favourite mode of transportation to daura? Is it a donkey ride or is it on a camels back? Please help me out here, can't seem to remember, but whichever means or beast of burden he chooses, let him enjoy the PDP goverment paved roads that lead to daura.............call it a consolation gift or his dividend of democracyOnce again KAI boyharii!!!!! ![]() SAI Goodluck Jonathan!!!!!!!! |
Guidette:1. If by core north you mean hausa/fulani, of course they didn't vote for him in 2011, hmmmm, i wonder what that result was? 2. I don't remember southwest muslims being castigated as terrorists but as for northern muslims, well, if the cap fits....................oh! oh! i also don't remember northern muslims voting for jonathan in 2011, well, once again, i'm back to wondering what that result was? 3. Now who is a dumbass to call another person a dumbass And by rotten smear tactics if you mean questioning the claims (lies) by boyhari about his education, health, wealth, history and antecedents, credibility, sectionalism, bigotry, extremism, nepotism and what not then am campaigning in rotten smear tactics, then i'll agree and ask "why not?", the rot and stench only comes from buhari and APC's insistence on secret what must be exposed about their candidates personality and history unless you'll want to tell me that a democratic Nigeria doesn't deserve to know these things. Now do you see why only the unreasonable, illiterate and unintelligent people will vote for APC?4. On a whole, jonathan has overperformed in areas like the economy (don't take my word for it, do your own research), infrastructure (guy u can lie!! Or maybe you are just blind) and security (minus the northeast of course but my Niger-Delta has never been safer) still there is a lot more work to be done and that is why patriotic, well meaning and well informed Nigerians will be voting Goodluck Ebele Jonathan come FAILbuhary 14th. Now tell me how buhari won't loose the election? KAI buhari!!!!!!!! SAI JONATHAN!!!!!!!!! |
Justbright:KAI BOYHARI this FAILbuhary |
dre11:KAI boyhari this FAILbuhary ![]() |
notoriousbabe:No problem, am waiting for ALIYU GWARZO to come kill me post FAILbuhary 14th or better yet, i'll like to know where he stays so I can meet him and we can play a game i heard about but am willing to try out WHO'S THE BETTER KILLER" we have allowed these hausa/fulani excuses for humans too free a reign, too long a run and i pity any hausa/fulani who thinks i would just simply fold my arms and allow myself be killed while bowing my head down in prayer to GOD for the forgiveness of my murderers, i owe it to myself, my family and my people to drag as many of you beyond the grave with me. We have talked the talk, come post FAILbuhary 14th, we will walk the talk, i hope this so called ALIYU GWARZOS spine is strong enough to take him to the frontline because me and mine will be waiting for him and his. |
kennyjodeci:Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.............Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Ye! |
buchilino:No i didn't, so regale me. What happened then |
tola9ja:And we should believe you because ![]() Meanwhile............ Fayose Shared raw rice Fayemi shared cooked rice Both ended in the stomach Raw or uncooked rice was called stomach infrastructure So am guessing that if fayemi won, it would have been stomach dividends of democracy right? ![]() right? But why do i still have a feeling that we wouldn't have heard the words "dividends of democracy" in the same sentence with "stomach" if fayemi had won? APCheat lies and propaganda sha!!!!! DiarisGODoH! |
carterguccy:Buhari promises to feed 25 million Nigerians with N5000 each every month and to singlehandedly raise the price of oil to @ least $150/barrel if elected. To get more jokes from him, text BUHARI to ![]() CONTINUITY!!!! CONTINUITY!!!! CONTINUITY!!!! GOODLUCK JONATHAN VOTE PDP!!!!
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proxillin:JOKER *quoting him* Why . So . Serious ![]() . Come, . Let's . Put . A . Smile ![]() . On . That . Face ![]() bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha |
buchilino:Or just maybe, you aren't astute enough to see the obvious S...A...R...C...A...R...S...M |
calaway:Very on point.....like a.......like a bullseye sort of thingy |
notoriousbabe: Are you done![]() Let me guess.................................... In the US of A or at salisbury, the cure to your sickness is attacking, maiming and killing the people oops I meant dogs and baboons you don't like right? ![]() Please you, buhari and APC should leave us in our sickness, at least we'll still be alive |
deletrue:I might be wrong but I think to become an imam or a sheik, you'll rather need a koranic school leaving certificate so you see why I think Gmb will make a great imam? |
Aigipan:Whether he filled it himself or not, he would have appended his signature at the end meaning that form passed through him @ one point or another |
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