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Politics › Re: Don't Expect Miracles When I Assume Office, Buhari Tells Nigerians by Brimmie(m): 12:08am On Apr 06, 2015
Education › Re: You Are A Genius If You Have The Solution To This Equation. by Brimmie(m): 1:53pm On Apr 05, 2015
Politics › Re: Governorship Polls: How States Will Vote by Brimmie(m): 10:58am On Apr 05, 2015
Texcoco:
[color=#1980BC] Daft analysis....Especially when you look at the multifaceted and localized back drop of the gubers...you cannot seat in your plush offices to tell or predict voting patterns in the itenerant populace of Imo,Gombe,Taraba even Niger. [/color]
Dude, you really need to get over this Election thang and stop revealing how bitter you are about the outcome.

Happy Easter! smiley
Politics › Re: Kerosene Is Now N50 / Litre (picture) by Brimmie(op): 12:11am On Apr 05, 2015
Bevista:
Most major marketers display that price, but 9 times out 10 you'll never find the product selling there.
Well, Oando is selling at that price.
Politics › Re: Kerosene Is Now N50 / Litre (picture) by Brimmie(op): 11:57pm On Apr 04, 2015
Pvin:
Video of people buying it at that price or you know the rest
Wendyslim:
Story for the gods
Picture finally attached.

Politics › Re: Kerosene Is Now N50 / Litre (picture) by Brimmie(op): 11:46pm On Apr 04, 2015
Why is the picture not uploading?? undecided

Politics › Kerosene Is Now N50 / Litre (picture) by Brimmie(op):
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2280235_KeroCheap_jpg0218aa531af4ea4df341b188a56b44e2

From N165 a litre of Kerosene, all hrough GEJ's reign of infamy transformation, now selling at N50 per litre in all Petrol stations.

- Segun Alli

#GejMyHero


CC: Lalasticlala Seun Ishilove

Technology Market › Re: Mint Acer Aspire. Core i5/500/6gb/ by Brimmie(m): 8:50pm On Apr 04, 2015
marleygab:
Brand new. Price has already been stated 125k
Brand New?? shocked


The HDD tho! sad
Technology Market › Re: Mint Hp Pavilion 15. Core i5/1TB/12GB/B-Lit Keys/beats/Touch @140k by Brimmie(m): 8:45pm On Apr 04, 2015
Good evening,

You guys don't sell MSI products?? And the close alternative, ASUS, I can't find my desired model on your site.

I need an afordable ASUS or MSI gaming system.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Is Not A Hero – Oby Ezekwesili by Brimmie(m):
Thank you ma! Exactly what we've been telling them!

To them, If your House Rent expire and you leave The House peacefully, you deserve a Nobel Prize Award. At least for leaving in peace. Rubbish!!
undecided
Politics › Re: I Will Pay Any Nairalander N500, 000 If...... by Brimmie(m): 5:02pm On Apr 03, 2015
MalcoImX:
But 'wireless, this election thing I lost it three times oo!
LMAO!! grin grin
Politics › Re: I Will Pay Any Nairalander N500, 000 If...... by Brimmie(m): 12:02pm On Apr 03, 2015
shocked This is an eye-opener!!

We should start busting their lies before they shove it down everybody's throat.
Politics › Re: Doyin Okupe Reacts To General Buharis Victory, Claims PDP Will Be Back In Power by Brimmie(m): 6:08pm On Apr 02, 2015
What a shame ! sad I can't imagine myself in his shoes.

Loser KMFT!! undecided
Politics › Re: A Request To All Progressives And Everyone To Ignore Barcanista by Brimmie(m): 11:21am On Apr 02, 2015
#iHaveDecided to ignore all Attention-Seekers! Mentioning their names irritates me.
Politics › Re: A Word For All Nigerians Now That CHANGE Has Come. by Brimmie(m): 11:00am On Apr 02, 2015
egift:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CBhPV1pVEAAxsHQ.jpg

Sai Buhari to a new Nigeria!
These Guys at StateCraft are just so creative. Their choice of Font, Pictures, Color et al is dope!!
Politics › Re: Buhari's Emergence As President-elect On The Front Page Of Foreign Newspapers by Brimmie(m): 11:56pm On Apr 01, 2015
735i:
Ordinarily; i would not quote your post… But your write up strikes me as one that is well thought out….
Now let me ask you;
What do you think would have happened if GEJ rejected the results and started to whip up sentiments? Do you for one second think he could not have done that?
I think how Gbagbo ended is too horrible for GEJ to experience.


Why do you believe that PDP could not have comfortably rigged this elections?
Oh! Rivers, Enugu, Cross-River, and Akwa-Ibom.. Those inflated votes? Were they not rigged?? Let's just say the "Best Rigger" carried the Day. smiley

How did the President elect react when he lost the elections in 2011? Compare that to the way GEJ reacted. The aftermath of Buhari's speech resulted in the loss of lives and property in 2011.
This is where y'all are not getting it. 2011 Election was full of Electoral Malpractices! Buhari had no reason to accept Defeat when it's obvious the Election was rigged. GEJ would have won though, but the gap wouldn't be much. Back to 2015.. The PVC exposed how PDP been inflating our Votes since 2003 to keep them in Power.


[s]GEJ is a true hero of democracy…He has set a standard not just in Nigeria; but in the African continent. He has shown that Nigeria can truly be a pacesetter….[/s]

He who goes to equity, must go with clean hands….. GEJ should answer for embezzled funds after; Babangida, Abacha, Obasanjo, Tinubu…
Tinubu has been tried! Abacha is no more Alive.
Let's talk about OBJ, GEJ and IBB!!

Now you guys have started shielding GEJ's Corrupt Practises just like Odua Gate!?

SMHISM!! huh

JEGA is the Hero and the Man of the Year.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Emergence As President-elect On The Front Page Of Foreign Newspapers by Brimmie(m): 10:29pm On Apr 01, 2015
njays24:
You're begining to sound like a broken record. This is the sixth or seventh time I'm seeing this particular post on different thread. Leave the job for Buhari,he's the president-elect not you. You're trying too hard to drive your points across, you sound so pained as if Jonathan took your wife/husband,get a life.
@Bold: Yes! That's the point!

I think you're the one pained because Jonádaft lost to an "Illiterate"! tongue tongue

Go suck Jonàdaft salty balls!! Dalu! undecided
Politics › Re: Likely Composition Of General Buhari's Cabinet by Brimmie(m): 5:26pm On Apr 01, 2015
Amaechi should be given Niger-Delta Affairs. cheesy
Politics › Re: Likely Composition Of General Buhari's Cabinet by Brimmie(m): 5:24pm On Apr 01, 2015
OrlandoOwoh:
1. Kayode Fayemi - Foreign Affairs.
2. Olagunsoye Oyinlola - Defence.
3. Babatunde Fashola - Works.
4. Rotimi Amaechi - Information.
5. Abike Dabiri - Women Affairs.
6. Chris Ngige - Health.
7. Pat Utomi - CBN Governor.
Noooo!! You must be kidding bro. Though, I want someone with Military BG to be the Defence Minister, not someone like Oyinlola.

Fashola should be given Works, Power and Justice combined!! cheesy
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Nigeria’s President For Conceding Defeat by Brimmie(m): 3:24pm On Apr 01, 2015
pneme:
I am not quite sure how you reason and I strongly believe because Good-luck is a soft man, that's the reason why this comment below was made. I am not used to the functions on this site and so I may have replied in an incorrect manner of which I ask to be pardoned. I was wondering why you left out the main culprit of Nigeria's downfall IBB from the witch hunt which you seek. President Obasanjo who was not long before Jonathan ripped the country to shreds and handed over power to a hand picked man ie Yaradua who he knew was sick. There was nothing democratic about those elections. The elections between Buhari and Yaradua were rigged on a scale that makes Good-luck a saint. President Jonathan deserves credit for his actions in which he handed over power to a democratically elected government. In regards to the insurgency also known as Boko Haram, when you understand the workings of the Nigerian Army from its formation days, you will know that there is a missing gap in its service men which has led to it being weak. After Abacha died and Abdulsalami took over, he handed power to Obasanjo who in turn brought in Yaradua. When Yaradua took over, Majority of the extremely experienced servicemen where retired in an attempt to curb the possible event of a coup ever taking place. Most of those who were elevated to the vacated ranks were highly inexperienced and werent in the calibre of those who were major players in the army, i.e Danjumas, etc etc. These knew crop of officers are not men of caliber and could not deal with an insurgency the way someone like Danjuma, Bamaiyi etc would have. In an attempt to ensure a coup never takes place again, the army was unknowingly weakened. A similar example is Iraq where those seasoned generals were either killed with Sadam or forcefully retired and from current events, the new leaders are incapable of dealing with the treat of isis etc. Goodlucks reign sure had evidence of corruption, but so have many other past rulers. IBB, Abacha, and many more were crooks on a grand scale. To a certain extent, freedom of speech allowed massive exaggerations of the levels of corruption. I do think the fact that Goodluck has handed power is the greatest act of any Nigerian leader, for prior to him, no leader had handed over power to a democratically elected leader in free and fair elections.
My Brother, I respect your Opinion. You are more or less making excuses as usual for his Incompetency and Failure. OBJ ruled almost a decade ago.

Just like OBJ, GEJ had the Opportunity to be the "Hero", but he is too weak and allowed the "Opportunists" get to him by making his "Visions" non-feasible.

If we are to go by his Past, he has always been a Failure! I refused to be deceived by his Looks. We all know how Corrupt he was in Bayelsa. Nigerians were blinded by his name "Luck" and didn't bother to check his Achievements before Voting en masse for him in 2011.

I repeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He's no Hero! But I commend him.
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Nigeria’s President For Conceding Defeat by Brimmie(m): 3:13pm On Apr 01, 2015
coldFLARES1:
Exactly my position you just echoed. Jonathan should be made to face prosecution for criminal complicity in the death of over 15,000 citizens and the many financial crimes perpetrated under his supervision. Credit for electoral reforms should go to Jega who stood his ground and not an opportunistic Jonathan. After all, the PDP which he leads was still against the use of the Smart Card Readers as at Sunday 29th March 2015.
Thank you my Brother. I refused to be deceived by his "Last-minute-Stateman" Move.

It's a New Dawn!
Politics › Re: Buhari's Emergence As President-elect On The Front Page Of Foreign Newspapers by Brimmie(m): 2:44pm On Apr 01, 2015
AnonymX:
Well,

Today I'm proudly Nigerian.

and Brimmie ,

Normalcy (conceding to defeat) in an area of absurdity (Africa) is heroism.

I think people in Zimbabwe and Uganda would agree with me.
Yeah, it's commendable. And I can forgive him for all the atrocities (Insecurity and Corruption Excluded) he has committed within the last 6 years. Most especially his Divisive Style of Governance.

It's a New Dawn!
Politics › Re: David Cameron, UK PM Congratulates Buhari by Brimmie(m):
[b]Dear Nairalanders, we all need to understand the concept of Greatness and Heroism. I have been reading Revisionist pieces and White-Washing of Sepulchres on several Social Media Platforms with different people calling GEJ a Hero for conceding to Buhari.

So he is now a hero because he conceded? Did he have a choice?

GEJ has played Politics with the Lives of thousands of our Countrymen for too long. History will never be kind to him. Note that He wasn't magnanimous by accepting defeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He didn't concede, he was compelled to. He didn't give us democracy, we demanded it and we got it. He is not a hero by any standard.

We should separate sentiments from matters of National Interest, all those who made hate speeches should be prosecuted. All those who stole our collective wealth must be jailed and made to refund the money.

Sending congratulatory messages to Buhari should not confer automatic Immunity to these Wicked Criminals.

The true Heroes are those who stood up in the rain to vote and stayed to make sure their votes count. Not GEJ who allowed impuntiy unchecked, to whom "Stealing is not corruption".

GEJ's concession of defeat is commendable, but not admirable. He must answer for embezzled funds.[/b]

- Brimmie (2015)
Politics › Re: Obama Praises Nigeria’s President For Conceding Defeat by Brimmie(m):
[b]Dear Nairalanders, we all need to understand the concept of Greatness and Heroism. I have been reading Revisionist pieces and White-Washing of Sepulchres on several Social Media Platforms with different people calling GEJ a Hero for conceding to Buhari.

So he is now a hero because he conceded? Did he have a choice?

GEJ has played Politics with the Lives of thousands of our Countrymen for too long. History will never be kind to him. Note that He wasn't magnanimous by accepting defeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He didn't concede, he was compelled to. He didn't give us democracy, we demanded it and we got it. He is not a hero by any standard.

We should separate sentiments from matters of National Interest, all those who made hate speeches should be prosecuted. All those who stole our collective wealth must be jailed and made to refund the money.

Sending congratulatory messages to Buhari should not confer automatic Immunity to these Wicked Criminals.

The true Heroes are those who stood up in the rain to vote and stayed to make sure their votes count. Not GEJ who allowed impuntiy unchecked, to whom "Stealing is not corruption".

GEJ's concession of defeat is commendable, but not admirable. He must answer for embezzled funds.[/b]

- Brimmie (2015)
Nairaland General › Re: So Barcanista Lied About His Reasons For Defection... by Brimmie(m): 2:10pm On Apr 01, 2015
obi4eze:
Looks like you saw what I posted on Rawani's thread because this is exactly what I posted.
Pls, some of us need to hear the gist biko! cheesy cheesy

cc: Rawani
Nairaland General › Re: So Barcanista Lied About His Reasons For Defection... by Brimmie(m): 2:09pm On Apr 01, 2015
Ministerial Aide Position!? shocked cheesy cheesy Barau!!! grin grin
Politics › Re: Obama Congratulates Buhari by Brimmie(m): 2:06pm On Apr 01, 2015
Politics › Re: Buhari's Emergence As President-elect On The Front Page Of Foreign Newspapers by Brimmie(m):
[b]Dear Nairalanders, we all need to understand the concept of Greatness and Heroism. I have been reading Revisionist pieces and White-Washing of Sepulchres on several Social Media Platforms with different people calling GEJ a Hero for conceding to Buhari.

So he is now a hero because he conceded? Did he have a choice?

GEJ has played Politics with the Lives of thousands of our Countrymen for too long. History will never be kind to him. Note that He wasn't magnanimous by accepting defeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He didn't concede, he was compelled to. He didn't give us democracy, we demanded it and we got it. He is not a hero by any standard.

We should separate sentiments from matters of National Interest, all those who made hate speeches should be prosecuted. All those who stole our collective wealth must be jailed and made to refund the money.

Sending congratulatory messages to Buhari should not confer automatic Immunity to these Wicked Criminals.

The true Heroes are those who stood up in the rain to vote and stayed to make sure their votes count. Not GEJ who allowed impuntiy unchecked, to whom "Stealing is not corruption".

GEJ's concession of defeat is commendable, but not admirable. He must answer for embezzled funds.[/b]

- Brimmie (2015)
Politics › Re: See How Billionaire Dangote Jumped From Jonathan To Buhari During Collation by Brimmie(m):
[b]Dear Nairalanders, we all need to understand the concept of Greatness and Heroism. I have been reading Revisionist pieces and White-Washing of Sepulchres on several Social Media Platforms with different people calling GEJ a Hero for conceding to Buhari.

So he is now a hero because he conceded? Did he have a choice?

GEJ has played Politics with the Lives of thousands of our Countrymen for too long. History will never be kind to him. Note that He wasn't magnanimous by accepting defeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He didn't concede, he was compelled to. He didn't give us democracy, we demanded it and we got it. He is not a hero by any standard.

We should separate sentiments from matters of National Interest, all those who made hate speeches should be prosecuted. All those who stole our collective wealth must be jailed and made to refund the money.

Sending congratulatory messages to Buhari should not confer automatic Immunity to these Wicked Criminals.

The true Heroes are those who stood up in the rain to vote and stayed to make sure their votes count. Not GEJ who allowed impuntiy unchecked, to whom "Stealing is not corruption".

GEJ's concession of defeat is commendable, but not admirable. He must answer for embezzled funds.[/b]

- Brimmie (2015)
Politics › Re: Obama Congratulates Nigeria On Election by Brimmie(m):
[b]Dear Nairalanders, we all need to understand the concept of Greatness and Heroism. I have been reading Revisionist pieces and White-Washing of Sepulchres on several Social Media Platforms with different people calling GEJ a Hero for conceding to Buhari.

So he is now a hero because he conceded? Did he have a choice?

GEJ has played Politics with the Lives of thousands of our Countrymen for too long. History will never be kind to him. Note that He wasn't magnanimous by accepting defeat, the circumstances and factors were all against him. He didn't concede, he was compelled to. He didn't give us democracy, we demanded it and we got it. He is not a hero by any standard.

We should separate sentiments from matters of National Interest, all those who made hate speeches should be prosecuted. All those who stole our collective wealth must be jailed and made to refund the money.

Sending congratulatory messages to Buhari should not confer automatic Immunity to these Wicked Criminals.

The true Heroes are those who stood up in the rain to vote and stayed to make sure their votes count. Not GEJ who allowed impuntiy unchecked, to whom "Stealing is not corruption".

GEJ's concession of defeat is commendable, but not admirable. He must answer for embezzled funds.[/b]

- Brimmie (2015)
Politics › Re: Picture: Ohanaeze Ndigbo Congratulates Muhammadu Buhari - The Sun. by Brimmie(m): 1:17pm On Apr 01, 2015
chukwudi44:
I dont think this is the official representatives of Ohaneze BTW there is nothing long if Ohaneze congratulates him.At least it is better than killing youth corpers like some people did 4 years ago
Sharrap!! undecided

I remember how you blasted Father Mbaka! You fool!!
Politics › Re: Photo : Will Mandela's Statement On Buhari Become Prophetic? by Brimmie(m): 12:17pm On Apr 01, 2015
Firefire:
Maybe in 2019 or in Northern States of Nigeria or better still President of Online Polling Units, www.
Foo-Foo-Foo.. Foool!!

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