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Politics › Re: I Dont Care What You Say, Igbos Are The Majority In Nigeria by citizenY(m): 8:32am On Jan 14, 2010
You are the best after e-jacu-lation and coca cola cool cool cool cool cool
Politics › Re: I Dont Care What You Say, Igbos Are The Majority In Nigeria by citizenY(m): 8:31am On Jan 14, 2010
You are the best after ejaculation cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido Is Performing Well {pics Incl} by citizenY(m): 4:44pm On Jan 11, 2010
I just passed through that state yesterday. Jigawa does not need all these stoves and round abouts.
It needs direct intervention in health education and agriculture. This is what a rural setting requires.

The pictorial campaign does not reflect the wishes of the talakawa. These are people that have been traumatized
and subjugated by bad governance during the Saminu Turaki era and Kano domination in the erstwhile Kano State.


The two governments in Kano and Jigawa missed the road when they abandoned the Blue print of the late  Audu Bako and they are
paying dearly for it through as whatever they do lacks content, linkage and effect on the foundation laid by this man.

They  must revisit these plans and get their bearings, instead of frittering away valuable time and resources.

OBJ is trying to serve us the same dish, lacklustre Jonathan and a dimunitive/ colourless Lamido.  I do not see any verve in that dish.

Imagine the cheek, this assembly line has no apparatus and the vehicles are covered with dust. As far as I am concerned the y are in a warehouse
or is it mothball, as they do with army surplus. Warehouse (or assembly) is too neat, with no oil patches and signs of wear and tear. These
cn be assembled anywhere by any motorcycle  dealer.

People should stop insulting our sensibilities
Politics › Re: Enahoro - “january 15, 1966 Not Nzeogwu’s Coup” by citizenY(m): 12:14pm On Jan 11, 2010
@Afam,

Just to tell you that you did not get the drift of my comment. Please readit in the context of the
preceding post and you will get it. \The point  here is that some guys tend to deny their kith and kin
when there is a blame to be apportioned. Are  Igbo folk from the fromer midwest really Igbo or not.

A belated compliment and best wishes for the new year. I just dey resume.
Politics › Re: Enahoro - “january 15, 1966 Not Nzeogwu’s Coup” by citizenY(m): 12:12pm On Jan 11, 2010
@Afam,

Just to tell you that you did not get the drift of my comment. Please readit in the context of the
preceding post and you will get it. \The point here is that some guys tend to deny their kith and kin
when there is a blame to be apportioned. Are Igbo folk from the fromer midwest really Igbo or not.

A belated compliment and best wishes for the new year. I just dey resume.
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Quits Column Writing by citizenY(m): 10:03am On Jan 11, 2010
Ha , news of the decade-- do you remember some lines of that song-- ''stepping into darkness''. I think it was one
American group. Let him do just that

He should go back to his scandal sheet. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Enahoro - “january 15, 1966 Not Nzeogwu’s Coup” by citizenY(m): 11:24am On Dec 30, 2009
Point of correction, there were no Igbos in the former Mid west.
Let somebody deny that. shocked shocked shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Saving Nigeria by citizenY(m): 3:45am On Dec 30, 2009
Quote from Emperor

Investors love eye candy, if you take picture of okirika ,no investor will want to come to Nigeria ,but if you take the picture of a remote unspoiled waterfall ,people will be curious to know more about your country.

My dear Emperor, I dey go sleep jo.

I love that your eye candy stuff buti thought yu want to salvage Nigeria. You want to give foreigners eye candy and chastise us with scorpions.

Your last post has shown me that your idealism knows no bounds. Every strategist has to have a fall back position, your own na Eye candy.
Good night everybody.

Onlytruth, enjoy youe eye candy grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Saving Nigeria by citizenY(m): 3:04am On Dec 30, 2009
@Emperor

For the sake of all of us, I want to direct your mind to what is happenning in Guinea. It will
be very unfortunate to end up that way. I think you should refine your position on this matter
and make sure that your very laudable proposals are not overshadowed by extreme positions
that deviate from paths that are redeemable through pressure and vigilance. Godfathers are
gradually becoming endangered specie and there is no way we can tolerateone on a grand scale.
I want to assume that youare using Emperor in a very loose sense of the word. The Rawlings
scenario is already past its sell by date.

I will hesitate to encourage you to come back home and begin your campaign as it is a very
pregnant and potentially dangerous enterprise. I appreciate your chivalry, radical and resourceful
disposition but the consequences of failure will be disastrous. It will take you a long time as Emperor
before you stabilise your position and introduce the Visa loterry that will bring in your specialists
from around the world to come and take our jobs. South Africa is doing well ,as you are doing there ,
and there is no Emperor there.
Politics › Re: Saving Nigeria by citizenY(m): 1:09am On Dec 30, 2009
@Emperor,

At least i am honest about my intentions ,everyone knows what they are in store if i ever get into power.Honesty is the first key to good governance.Tell your people what is on your mind and let them know what your real intentions are.That is better than kicking them around like Maradonna for 9 years.

If you read my initial post, I said clearly that I agree with some of your proposals
but my problem is your position on issues of democracy and I even asked how you
will ignore the present istitutions. Nothing short of a coup will make your dream materialise.
I then proposed theat our people muat strive to use democratic means - courts, public
protests  to ackeve change.

I take particular note of your comment above and tell you pointblank that honesty flew out of the window
when you nominated yourself as the vehicle for this change and more alarmingly ''crowned '' yourself
as an Emperor in waiting. You give me the impression af a one man rioting squad. This does not of course
deny you of the credit of giving us some points to ponder on.
Politics › Re: Saving Nigeria by citizenY(m): 12:12am On Dec 30, 2009
@Emperor,

Come home and start today. Where do you wan us to arrange your crowning ceremony.

Emperor Bokassa incarnate shocked shocked shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Saving Nigeria by citizenY(m): 11:37pm On Dec 29, 2009
@ Emperor,
Am still enjoying xmas break and you come spoil am. Anyway i will respond in due course
but i am indeed worried that you want to be an emperor and you also desire to jettison
all democratic pretenses as we have today. I also realise that you want to sack every
Nigerian from his job. What shall we be doing while you are in power? Stay away from
any day to dayactivity?
For the avoidance of doubt, I agree with some of your proposals but they seem to be
too imperial for my liking and I do not see you going far with your aim as you have not
considered whether it is possible to create your empire.
Any attempt to revamp our polity without Nigerians is a non starter. As someone mentioned
the only solution is a complete overhaul of the mindset and concerted assault by Nigerans on
the persons, institutions and structures that are giving us grief, not any coup or emperor. We
must challenge them in the courts, in the media and in our town halls and village meetings.
Politics › Re: If You Had The Power, Who Would You Make President Today? by citizenY(m): 6:18pm On Dec 23, 2009
@chosen)4

Pls can you delete one person?. We are looking for presidents for 6 confederal states only.


One na spare tyre. You know na. cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Mrs Okonjo Iwela For President by citizenY(m): 5:43pm On Dec 23, 2009
@poster
Please listen to kobojunkie because I agree with her.

I recall in those days an uncle had a pressure stove (optimus) and he was a very impatient man. It was very difficult for him
to even boil water  and have a good bath and tea in the morning. After priming the stove, it goes full blast and suddenly the
flames cover the pot and stove. In fits of anger he used to fling the stove out of his room. You had to watch out , always .
This is where we are today with all these recycled people. Please encourage Nigerians to find fresh , healthy and refined minds.

Anything OBJ/PDP for me is danger- accident waiting to happen or it has even occured , na mortuary. cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry
Politics › Re: - Where Is Moderator Richyblack ? - by citizenY(m): 5:13pm On Dec 23, 2009
Chosen04 and all

pulling down the shutters

c u 2010.

E wu Ibo grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 5:06pm On Dec 23, 2009
Interlude grin
Politics › Re: If You Had The Power, Who Would You Make President Today? by citizenY(m): 1:04pm On Dec 23, 2009
Onlytruth, wilywily, udezue, Eziachi, Oko1, Mekus, Jona etc- that group.
It will be a collective presidency. grin
Politics › Re: Maduekwe Spends N2.7 Billion On Foreign Trips by citizenY(m): 12:57pm On Dec 23, 2009
^^^^^^^^
My dear Mbulela,

It this ugly, dour and colourless character that wants to make himself and Nigeria visible in the international community with our money.
I have never admired this fellow, his politics and carriage. I am only being honest. Do you remember when he was riding a bicycle? He
was also carting money from the Ministry of Transport and its parastatals. That bicycle was very symbolic- he was bringing produce from
the farm. cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
Politics › Re: Enahoro - “january 15, 1966 Not Nzeogwu’s Coup” by citizenY(m): 9:34am On Dec 23, 2009
Mr Maxsiollum

All this beating about the bush will not help. Tell us your assessment of the whole unfortunate event

- was it tribally motivated?
Politics › Re: Need For Isoko State by citizenY(m): 8:40am On Dec 23, 2009
^^^^^^^^^
E dey 4 ya backyard also. cool cool cool cool cool cool
Politics › Re: Does D Detribalised Nigerian Exist by citizenY(m): 5:39pm On Dec 22, 2009
^^^^^^^^
I laugh like the wake of a whale passing by with jona in its belly. grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Obasanjo: Drinking Garri With Speed by citizenY(m): 5:29pm On Dec 22, 2009
@ too soon,

It is obvious that OBJ was trying to handle Agbani and Kema slapped him. I hear say Kema na OBJ workshop. wink wink grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Incredible:even Honorable Are On Facebook by citizenY(m): 2:34pm On Dec 22, 2009
^^^^^
Dood Talk
Politics › Re: Question:will G.jonathan Seat On Yar'adua's Seat If He Hands Over To Him by citizenY(m): 2:32pm On Dec 22, 2009
He will bring his goatskin mat and sit on the ground grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 1:58pm On Dec 22, 2009
^^^^^^^^^^
grin grin grin grin grin
@Edoyad/Wirinet huh huh huh huh huh huh

Citizen Y siddon look as iron dey sharpen iron.

Me na referee, onlytruth na linesman shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 12:57pm On Dec 22, 2009
@Edoyad

Lucky you grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 12:56pm On Dec 22, 2009
@ EDoyad

Lucy you grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 10:35am On Dec 22, 2009
^^^^^
@Edoyad

I hope you included SECESSION in the demands of your zone. grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Jakumo - Who Is He? by citizenY(m): 10:32am On Dec 22, 2009
Quote from Chosen yesterday

Watin the guy do you?



@CHosen04
Ha, sister, so you have not heard this man on the floor of the Ouse of Reps?

IF not say na you i for just kee p quiet.

You remember something about excessive velocity (Speed)?

Na dat kind old dogon turenchi e dey knack .

I give you andexample :

As I was decending from a declivity with such an excessive velocity, I suddenly lost the center of my gravity and gravitation and
fell on the macadamised surface.


Meaning:

I was coming down with speed from a hill and I slipped and fell on the road
or domething like that.

Always making a fool of himself .
Politics › Re: Share Oil Wealth Based On Population, Sharia Superior To Constitution-North West by citizenY(m): 9:54am On Dec 22, 2009
Gentlemen,

Today, take it or leave it, the constitutional structures we have are the major instruments of governance. In the absence of any other regulatory
institution, I have no alternative that to refer to the constitution. The legislature remains the only group of Nigerians empowered to make laws.
The issue of how they got there is neither here nor there as they bare recognized, nationally and internationally as our legislative body.

The provisions of the constitution also allow freedom of expression. There have been a lot of incendiary remarks across the board and each and every
one of us guilty of this offence in one way or the other. As the saying goes, another man's meat is another man's poison. Some people ask for Sharia,
ask for secession while some others are limited to hurling invectives at one national group or the other. Its good to taste your own medicine, literally.
In this respect, it is funny to attach labels to views other than your own.

The plank of my argument, remains that we should submit each and every demand to the presently established and recognised constitutional process
as there is no alternative in sight. If there is any , show me. You do not have the right to determine what other people should ask fo, just as they also
must recognise your right to object. I am sure that not every demaned will succeed.

I am afraid, I cannot give you much comfort if you do not recognise the legislative process, with all its flaws by way of structure, content and how the
members got there. At least I know you have only one vote nad if it failed to put your favored guy there, too bad. Better luck next time.
Politics › Re: 1 Northerner Vs 99 Southerner = Nairaland Contribution by citizenY(m): 6:32pm On Dec 21, 2009
@ otobroto

Yes I agree but if you read the play and you are watching the film, you know what will happen next, abi.

When you see a posting by some people , you already know what to expect. This is what removes the excitement.

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