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Politics › Re: Who Has Been The Best President/head Of State Nigeria Ever Had? by chidichris(m): 4:12pm On Mar 03, 2008
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Politics › Re: Female ''thief thief'' Minister Arrested, Released, Fired, to be Re-arrested. by chidichris(m): 4:10pm On Mar 03, 2008
Aisha, what do u mean new?
new to stealing or governance?
do u know the meaning of proffessorship?
since u were born, have ever seen where a criminal said he has been doing it, robbers will always say, it is there first time.
somebody who has been stealing to the extent she was honoured as a proffessor in stealing.
yoruba women, from drugs to stealing in gov.
Politics › Re: Female ''thief thief'' Minister Arrested, Released, Fired, to be Re-arrested. by chidichris(m): 4:00pm On Mar 03, 2008
Dora is not so clean someone said but the poster never mention who is so clean and the rationale behind the statement.

for the corruption on the side of women, i think it starts from the claim that whatever a man can do, a woman can do it even better so the women i think are out to prove they can do well even in the field of corruption.

my fears and question goes to the pefix in her name or the honour she has as a professor. what is happening in the world of nigerian professors? if this is what professorship is all about, i hereby recomend Adedibu for the post, position, honour and award of a professor.

on the suggestion of an ibo woman president, that is if nigeria believes in giving honour to whom it is due for these few Ibo women have proved how worthy they can be. they have proved to the world that some good things can still come out of babylon. unfortunately, the obj's nigeria will preffer to recommend these ibo women to the un and american government leaving behind clever robbers like the ettehs and their likes.

the end point is, for all the smart criminals, nothing serious is happening to them at the end of the day at least to discourage intending criminals so the story continues,
Politics › Re: I Hate Anything Related To Politics by chidichris(m): 2:35pm On Feb 29, 2008
maybe u wanted to say u hate politicians or nigerian politicians.
u can't avoid politics because even in heaven there is politics.
in sports and every aspect of one's life, there is politics.
to u brother, politics is the same with fish and water so take a new stand.
Sports › Re: Larsson Slams 'idiotic' Wenger by chidichris(m): 9:37am On Feb 29, 2008
that was the voice of a drowing man(wenger). petr cech was sent packing by Hunt lst season and nobody called for his carrear termination.
wenger has raised the player with numerious red cards in the name of viara and ebue and co are not better in their harsh challanges as we saw when man u humiliated them in the fa cup so why now that his on player is on the recieving end?
wenger shld go and learn how to spend the club's money in buying players so that when one player is out another one will come in.
i wish to remind u gunners that the fa cup is gone, carling cup is gone, premiership and champions league is ur hope so u have to wacth well as going home without spoon or cup this season again will go a long way to show how good a club u are.
Sports › Re: James Peters Has Been Appointed As Nigeria's Coach. by chidichris(m): 9:24am On Feb 29, 2008
the peters nigerians know in sports has to do with boxing and not football. if i may ask, is this appointment under boxing or football?
from th way things are happening, i am seeing a situation where David Mark will be named the super eagles coach that is if he fails in his efforts to retain his seat as a senator and senate president.
wonderful nigerians and wonderful "NOT FOOTBALL AGAIN(nfa).
from this latest appointment, it is obvious that a farmer somewhere in brazil has promised taking up the job as soon as he is through with his harvest so an interim can serve while they prepare for this brazilian coach.
wow! how are the mighty falling? our football has joined the likes of Electricity, roads, water supply, security and politics on the sick bed.
i have said it over and over again, my mother can coach the super eagles but her problem will be NFA. they do not want a goad coach but they want a rubber stamp that will allow them do the destruction job they are out for.
efcc shld look into this game that gives joy to many nigerians. we have been robbed of our money as well as our happiness even our pride as football giants. what a shameful group of people called nfa
Politics › Re: Tribunal Verdict Has Vindicated Me – Obasanjo by chidichris(m): 11:43pm On Feb 28, 2008
he is correct but one thing is sure, he can never be lucky all the time.
he still has Gbenga on his neck.
it is good that most tribunals in most states saw evidences and had reasons to anull the elections but have failed at the presidential election.
the prayers will continue and let the lucky ones continue until when they will be lucky no more
Politics › Re: Nigerian 419 Scam video by chidichris(m): 11:25pm On Feb 28, 2008
so?
Politics › Re: Has Danjuma Finally Gone Mad Or Just Stupid? by chidichris(m): 11:13pm On Feb 28, 2008
you can't be asking such questions in a country where madness is the easiest way to be popular.
obj was a symbol of madness if you can look back at his ulterances such as;
elections during the april polls was going to be a do or die affairs. he went on to say oyo people shld manage adedibu because he was too old to be reformed.
we all saw chris uba's madness turned to popularity.
look at these names;
Obj, atiku,the two ubas, tony annenih, borrishade, bode george, mrs etteh, david mark and our one and only proffessor Iwu not forgetting ur able Danjuma.
it is obvious that madness madness is a way of life here in nigeria
Politics › Re: Breaking News! Osama Bin Laden Dead? by chidichris(m): 11:54pm On Feb 26, 2008
frozen mind abi liquidmind, who destroyed world trade center? maybe obj or orji uzo kalu?
Politics › Re: New Government Sets For Abia State by chidichris(m): 11:43pm On Feb 26, 2008
let them go for a bye election and not putting a man who did not win election as the gov. it is obvious abia people does not want him.
very soon abia state is going to be a weed free state.
it is time the ibos know that nothing good can come from obj.
onyema my ash shld go get himself a life- he must not be a gov to live
Politics › Re: Hi Everyone I Got This 419 Mail In My Inbox Yesterday. by chidichris(m): 11:36pm On Feb 26, 2008
what about all the 419 people in our state houses and aso even in the senate and house of reps. these are the ones no one will need any stress to trace.
what about our police that stand in the middle of the road collecting illegal fees?
then who will catch the above mentioned 419?
why are we not asking for a lasting solution?
most of the so called 419 people are graduates without jobs.
what could be more dangerious than 419 against own people?
vission 2000, house for all 2000, edudcation for all 2000,this for 2000, that for all 2000 and at the end of the day, they are all 419.
all of us here in nigeria are 419 including the poster of this thread. if anyone doubts me let him introduce him/herself in a real form and i will convience the person on his contributions in making nigeria a den of 419.
i can say this is running in our blood
Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by chidichris(m): 3:27pm On Feb 26, 2008
3rd term was upheld in the tribunal.
all the same, i am asking that the court restore all those that came into power in the same manner and via the same selection.
this is extention of obj's administration and we can see selected justice on display.
why will the courts send the govs packing while the president remains-selective justice of our honourable judiciary.
Politics › Anambra State To Become Uba State by chidichris(op): 12:00pm On Feb 26, 2008
Nigeria recognised the good works of Zik and changed the abuja international airport to his name Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe airport and the same thing applied to the Imo airport which is now called chief sam mbakwe airport.
based on these few points of mine, i hope i have been able to confue and not convience the people of anambra state on the foolish needs to change the name of their state to Uba state based on the family's contributions to the downfall of the state.
thank you all
Politics › Re: Let Him That Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone by chidichris(m): 3:35pm On Feb 24, 2008
AH2MUCH,
i want to start by saying your name does not in any way represent u here and by saying that, i mean you are not talking even when u claim to be talking.
secondly, i want inform you that your title does not in any way represent the issue at hand
people msut be ready to die for what they believe in. sinners according to the bible will go to hell fire, are u going to argue that with God on the judgement day or are going to point someone in heaven and tell God i committed the same crime with him and he is now in heaven?
the christains believe in Bible and a good christain obeys the word of the Bible and in the same manner a good muslim reads and obeys the word of the Quran and for Sule and co, they have been in the religion and the area. they know too well the consequences of their actions and i do hope they will accept the judgement in good faith as that is the price they have to pay for believing in what they believe and doing what they did.
close ur eyes and see ur sister in the young gals' position de decieved and possibly forced into motherhood by 4 men. i u have done that, then could u pls begin to clap ur hands in appreciation of their good works or are u now going to cast the first stone.
in my place, we say; when other people's corpse are been carried away, it looks like log of wood.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo - Nigeria's Greatest Leader. by chidichris(m): 3:18pm On Feb 24, 2008
the nigeria's greatest leader recorded the highest numbers of air misharps as a president.
this great leader organised the greatest election of our time that has presented the hieghest number of triburnal removal judgements.
this greatest leader sold and bought almost all the things that nigeria had before 1999.
this greatest leader in his die hard politics made the pdp constitution to qualify him as the only person that can be BOT at national level.
this greatest leader is assumed to be the richest else nigerian president.
this nigeria's greatest eliminated his artorney general and swept his case under the carpet.
this greatest is the greatest indeed
Politics › David Mark Is Down-who Is Next? by chidichris(op): 2:22pm On Feb 24, 2008
obasanjo was the greatest leader nigeria has ever seen-greatest indeed.
how many have lost their fruadulent positions since april pools?
how many are on the quiting row?
how does these reflect in our well organised elections?
are we all in the nollywood business?
are the elections that produced these unreliable leaders the same election that was organised by our able professor(Iwu)? what a shame to the world of professors. if this what professorship is all about, i hereby denouce all proffessors that come to my mind within and outside nigeria.
is the key actor(OBJ) of the april pool movies still alive?
by the way, if nigerian courts have found reasons to nullify elections for rigging or other similar electorial fruads, when will they begin to melt out punishments for offenders or are there not punishments for violaters of electoprial laws?
no wonder a co-senator(aliyu) said there are a lot of fraudstars in the house. imagine the chief law maker of a country coming into power by false claims-what a disgrace? obj is a shit.
i am well convienced that the cries of the poor an ignored masses are working in high heavens and the worst is yet to come.
Yar Adua should relinguish powers and discolve pdp for they are not worthy to be a political party as they will do better as a gang of bandits.
nairalanders, from the way things are going, who is next?
Sports › Re: Nfa To Report David Moyes To Fifa For Saying That Yakubu Falsified His Age. by chidichris(m): 5:28pm On Feb 23, 2008
anyway, u have said what i wanted to say.
b4 u report, u have to put ur house in order.
let us first ask, is yak 25?
moyes is saying the man no dey score like a 25 year old boy. he dey score like 35 year old man.
how can yak a 25 year old naija man score such a wonderful hat-trick?
pls make una tell the nfa to address our home problems and forget oyibo and their own problems.
Sports › Re: Problem With Nigerian Football And Possible Solution. by chidichris(m): 5:14pm On Feb 23, 2008
Dayoku,
i like your views but i would want you to look at the following points;
1. individual football and team football
among the players that represented nigeria in ghana this year, who do u think is not good enough a player to represent nigeria?
on this, i would want to you to know that our players are super players individually but they lacked unity that will bring out team work.
just go back to the good old days and simply look at their celebrations when they score a goal and compare it with what we have in our current eagles.
look at yakubu as a player, a hat-trick in a uefa match an then  watch every other player in the team at their club levels.
2. NFA
abacha''s regime brought out the best of the eagles. and the nfa or whatever/whoever was in-charge then knows abacha himself will not smile over any fumble. look at enyimba fc playing with their governor on the bench and the state account open for them and we saw a nigeria team winning caf champions league for the first time in histroy and winning it back to back and this is called motivation.
make a football worshipper our president tomorrow and nigeria will bring home the world cup. and we do not want to compare such situation where the baba is interested in oil well and buying up all the federal gov owned companies.
3. politics
abacha came to power by force and had no one to please unlike baba who is his efforts to settle thugs will make a taut the nfa chairman as a compensation for his contributions during election. mediocres have taken over our football governing bodies so what do u expect?
4.coaches
after the era of abacha which marked the downfall of our national football, who and who have been our coaches and what have been  the method of their selections ? who selects these coaches and on what pedigrees?
check out the late ymi tella who won the under 17 cup in korea, one could see from distance the relationship between the players and the coaching crew even when their chief coach was sick.
i do hope that with these few points of mine, i have been able to convience and not confuse you as i go ahead to we still have the quality players that can deliever but we need administrative purge that will make room for unity in the team.

moreso brother, the founders of olympic games said, it is not all about inning the game but participating in the game. Fifa and Caf for favouring nigeria when they are not qualified(according to u) must have seen some potentials in them.

you can count how many nations cups without nigeria.

i can reliably argue it that lack of FA can serve as a motivation to the players. the removal of Mensah which left ghana team one man deficit served as a motivation to them against nigeria. nigeria lost in the same manner in 1994 when Italy was reduced to 10 men with the removal of Zola.
Sports › Re: Problem With Nigerian Football And Possible Solution. by chidichris(m): 5:35pm On Feb 21, 2008
dayokanu,
i think u are a good sports writter and with what i read above, u have won urself the prophet of doom in the nigerian sports programme(football).
where did u place the fifa ranking which has left nigeria above everyother country in africa?
what did u say about caf and here african player of the year awards which nigerians had won on several occassions.
football originated from england and so? nigeria is having a problem in her football which to me is as a result of politics but if we look at it from the other way round, economics accept up and down as a normal economic growth, so? if we re down for any reason, we can be up somtime but we are shld concentrate doing will be searching for the problem and solution.
if fifa and caf believe we are good, who are u to say we are not? u remind me of eguavon in egypt 2006 when he said caf was wrong in recognising mikel as man of the match instead of vincent-that is semi madness.
england could not qualify for euro 2008, brazil was humiliated in germany 2006 so brother, nigeria can have their bad times too unless u are voicing out ur friustration over our bad outing.
Sports › Re: Who Will Replace Vogts? by chidichris(m): 5:20pm On Feb 21, 2008
the kinds of coaches nigerian super eagles deserve definitely cannot co-exist with the body of corrupt NFA.
westerhof can't be there though he is a typical coach for the super eagles.
politics which has ruined nigeria has finally gotten its hands on football governing body.
if we want to be straight forward in finding solutions to the problems of football in nigeria, we must look back to the abacha era when everything was well with our football. from there we can trace to where we went wrong.
one shld look at the people responsible for getting new coaches for us and find out why it is always philip trouser or philip skirt, why Bora or Jeta.
it is obvious that another eguavon will take the seat because it is only the eguavons that can work peacefully with the magots in charge of NFA.
i think the right thing to do that is if it is possible, will be to declare a state of emergency in our nfa. every and anyone can coach the super eagles because they are a body of established players of course my mother in the village can open the camp and watch who is hot and select among the active keepers talkless of me that wacthes almost all the hot leagues in europe.
nfa needs deliverance.
the money involved in the business is our problem no wonder killings and fightings could be used to get to the seat.
nfa has become another way of compensating political thugs. what a shame?
if we do not get out of out political madness which has made politics the most populous religion in nigeria, football will continue to exist in name and at club levels where the players are representing us well.
Politics › Re: Was Colonialism Good For Africa? by chidichris(m): 11:38am On Feb 16, 2008
wow! the major protest against colonialism is tha they came to steal our resources but i want to qucikly ask, what happened to these resources before colonialism and what is happening to these resources after colonialism?

we must not forget that even our learned men are learned via the whites. the irony of it all is that most of the anti europeans and americans here are living there. osama bin laden was against the western education and was a big force against afghans recieving western education rather they were restricted to arabic education but funny enough, this same man including every member of his family is educated in the western world.
sadam husien used to hate americans like hell but was so much in love with the US dollars,

is any of us here ready to go back to the pre-colonial era? the truthful answer here will be NO a big no.

nigeria for instance has been 47 and will be 48 this year, how far have we gone? the most sucessful part of our lives/govt has been the department of money laundary - carrying our money to the whitemen we don't like.

won't it be better if outsiders are stealing our things and we have that for a reason rather than having home grown criminals who rape us in the interests of the whites.

Zimbabwe today is a good example of independence of which south africans who experienced apparthied has no stories to tell where a zimbabwean is.

like seun and others rightly said, it i time to move forward but the problem is, moving forward must involve where u are coming from and where u are going.

i know it is one of the greatest impossibilities of our time, obj had second and third chances in rulling nigerian and nigerians, how i wish the whites will have another chance to colonise us if possible let us go through apparthied to see if we can be like south africa the most developed african country- i mean developed all rounds.

by the way, ethiopia was not colonised by anyone but where are they today in the present scheme of things in africa? where do they belong in the who is who of african countries?

south africa paid the price of appreticeship and today they are reaping the fruits of their labour but ethiopia refused to learned claiming they knew it all but i know they will be looking for a way to be colonised by now maybe nigeria will have the opportunity to colonised ethiopia.
Politics › Re: Why The Nigeria Police Is Not Effective by chidichris(m): 10:52am On Feb 13, 2008
mamajama,
from the thread topic to the content, is it possible that people will just go to the page of a newspaper and copy verbatum and paste here in the name of posting a topic?
all in all, there is nothing about u concerning what you have just posted.
what is your take in the post?
it will be an advance level of madness if you do not contribute anything yet you have posted a topic. you must be ready to add something no matter how small atleast we will know your position and i pray that the anti piracy commission will soon cacth u for copyright
Politics › Re: 419 And Nigerian Ethnicities by chidichris(m): 1:28pm On Jan 30, 2008
i just want to inform the author of this thread that his full name is big fool.
how do u define 419? who are the famous 419ners in nigeria and where did u draw ur conclussions from?
what are the reasons behind this 419?u are so parocial in ur reasoning that u have forgotten who and who that efcc have used as examples in nigeria.
like i have said to some other fools like u, u must not send a topic. if u do not have what to post, u can read other people's posts and contribute and stop embarrassing urself.
it is obvious that idiots like u will always hide thier identity.
if u think u are proud of ur tribe, tell us so that i will reffer u to ur tribes" men and their roles in the 419 symdrome in nigeria.
Politics › Re: Gov Obi Vs Andy Uba: Supreme Court Blasts Okonkwo Of NAP by chidichris(m): 1:14pm On Jan 30, 2008
if the ubas can face the people of anambra, why won't mad people and common criminals face the people of anambra.
the issue is that many refused to understand that obj is no more the president of nigeria.
i know anambra people ill wake up to the realities of life one day and go after those who believe they must rule the state euther in piece or in pieces.
the truth is that the ubas have made the governance of the state a do or die affairs.
the prayers of anambra people will surely get to high hevens and only then the so called godfathers will begin to appreciate the greatness of God.
Politics › Re: The Babangida Government by chidichris(m): 1:03pm On Jan 30, 2008
mamajama,
be informed that military is never a addressed as a type of government.
please informed that Ibb did not get the people's mandate to be the president of nigeria and as such was not expected to please the masses.
be informed that obj played a good man during his military days and was trusted in 1999 but turned out to be the highest deciet nigeria has ever seen.
the masses lost trust in him to the extent that his own blood son went public to show his distrust.
i will advise you to forget ibb and pretend he never existed. let us find a way to reduce the financial accumulation of obj who to me is a fresh wound.
you better advise yourself because u have lost ur sense of reasoning.
why don't u ask urself why would efcc and obj in all the war on corruption fail to probe ibb?
it is obvious that abacha was the only ex-president probed by obj simply bcs abacha incassarated obj during his time.
in which other ways can one be convienced that efcc was a tool during obj's regime just to legally clip the wings of political enemies.
Politics › Re: Gbenga Obasanjo's Wife Spills The Beans! by chidichris(m): 9:07am On Jan 29, 2008
in the face of all these shameful scenes, Obj is still the chairman BOT of pdp which is the ruling party in almighty nigeria and in the sam manner a leader of great importance with great morals to pass to his fellowers.
it is more shameful that the woman in question has never denied the allegation neither has obj but some beasts here are out to defend them.
WHICH WAY NIGERIA?
under normal circumstances, obj will definitely loose his name and whatsoever public position he is holding for such a deadly accusation rather he has choosen to make Kalu the culprit.
our prayers will surely get to high heavens that is if they are not yet there.
Kobojunkie ,
after telling us how u as a scientist do not believe in hear say, u went ahead and show ur concern on N500 million, are we to believe that u have proved that to be truth?
u are either trying to shy away from the truth or u do not know the truth.
people shld learn to defend what they believe.
scintists are not self acclaimed but by their products and theories we shall kno them.
if i may ask, are u a financial scientist?
the moral state of a man speaks volume more than finance, N500 does not hit a record income in nigeria o get over it and be a normal scientist
Politics › Re: Obj's First Son Accused Him Of Sleeping With His Wife by chidichris(m): 4:40pm On Jan 24, 2008
it is madness to call obj's issues a family affair.
the chairman bot of pdp which is the rulling party in nigeria is a public figure and to make matters wost, the big foll sole handedly anoint the current president who most of us believe he takes instructions from.
obj has been given ultimatum by the pdp to come out and defend himself or resign peacefully otherwise the party will officially charge him to court and some confused persons are here calling that a family affair.
nemesis is here and the p[rayers of dying nigerians are close to high heavens and this is just the begining.
soon, we will begin to hear how hair dressers became lawmakers. soon, we will hear what have been happening between obj and own daughter(iyabo).
soon we will know why okonjo iweala could not stay as a minister even when her works were speaking for her.
soon adedibu will come out to tell us to manage obj bcs he is too old to change.
nebukadinezar, sadam husien, charles taylor and our own abacha felt above the world one time in their lives but they have their respective places in our history today. obj in his ways did murder sleep and as such will never kno sleep.
the obj of a man is not saying no to the allegation rather he s intereted in accusing atiku and kalu as been responsible for Gbenga's accussation.

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