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@ Moderator/Seun
quote from Igwe1


It is low self-esteem bastards like you who come to threads meant for NDIGBO to intrude since you absolutely lack shame and direction,

Is there anything like that in Nairaland?

@ Igwe1 and brooklyn. Please calm down.This is uncalled for. This can be sorted out. Please avoid intemperate language.

I can only suggest that the moderators do what is proper by correcting the oversight, if that is really so.

Na who be dis? I hope the man has refurbished Okija shrine?

@beaf
Abeg, tell him to shift the focus of the sattellite camera back to Seme border for now.This time he has
zeroed in on Abuja, it is not funny.The still light is affecting my vision, and hot too

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@ Hmnnnnnnnn

Let mw say what you do not want to say, Ehm EHHHHMM

One question--- What is the equivalent of harakiri in the journalism?

Anybody, please help

@ poster

Just listen to me as i call your name- PUFF PUFF-

How do you feel?

DUMB? >:

For the sake of all of us, somebody should say something. we all wish Yar'adua well but
this silence is deafening

@ Becommreich

I am very unhappy that you have not attached my picture in your list. More distressing too,
I cannot see any connection with Benin Republic or have you abandoned your project. I am
also impressed that you are carrying along my Igbo compatriots. So you want to abandon me?


Is there any palce for me in your kingdom?

@chidichris,
Rabble rousers and loudmouths make noise without giving any solution. I know for sure that you and Bakare have a joint project
to crucify Obasanjo. You have always wished him dead and God has kept him alive. Everyone in Nairaland knows that. You cannot
make any post without mentioning OBJ as if your life depends on it. That is idiocy of the highest degree. I now know why you did
not mention OBJ in this post- your work is in progress.

@citizenY

The Igbos are more democartic than all other tribes in Nigeria.All that will not emerge.


@ Chapelle,

Democracy is a game of numbers, that is why I mentioned 235 candidates and with luck, the court cases will finish ion election day.

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Quote from Paddy lo

b]also $1 can go much further in nigeria than it does here

Abeg paddy lo, no makee me laugh.

Na which poor man see dollar make e take am long way?

Correct sliced bread na N150, Agege bread na 40/go naira,
U sure say you dey naija?[/b]

It is all bread and butter politics. In this same Katsina State, the PDP executive is in its
9th or tenth year in office, Can.t remember exactly. Pity, Pity. Na rent a crowd. The party there must be in disarray
especially with the death of one big wig-- Alhaji Tasi something.

No qualms but hope you will not come up with Anambra syndrome ,

47 x5 = 235 candidates and as many court cases, godfathers, Andy Uba,sand Chris Uba's.

It will be very interesting. Kai, lawyers go enjoy OH

Nigerians are poor because their human and material resources are deliberately misappropriated
and misapplied. This grand scheme is executed by outright thievery, corruption in high
places ,executing  contracts where you do not have value for money and ineptitude by way
of poor quality work (material  and equipment input)and inefficient supervision.
The immediate effect , apart from not having value for money is that the services do not reach the people
and the people ar forced into acute and perpetual need.

This need translates into hunger, not necessarily for food but for essential services like roads, water, education,
electricity and of course jobs- which are basic ingredients for survival. Anybody caught in this web is thinking
of how t overcome them since he has to provide them for his family. In the process, your mind and effort
is in that direction while the mandarins continue to loot whatever remains of such scarce resource. It becomes
a vicious cycle, year in year out.

In this predicament, you are more worried on how to survive thatn what anyone else is doing. More pathetic is the fact that the
mandarins will not come to your assistance anyway. You ignore them, to your continuous detriment And you have no choice.
In the process, you have no say whether by vote or voice--- That is poverty and docility which is the ultimate aim of our oppressors.

@Mr jeron1,breaka and co

I do not have any objection to your demands as individuals or corporate citizens of the merchant navy
I have gone through your presentation and wonder how you intend to pursue your brief which spans
already existing functions of NIMASA, Nigerian Navy , Nigerian police force and many other organisations
ranging from Immigrations, customs, quarantine, JFT and NEMA. This you have to tell us.

Forgive my ignorance but I am not aware of any previous establishment apart from the Merchant navy association which
is now having closer relationship with NIMASA. Hitherto ,it was independent and known as the shipping Federation. Fortunately,or
unfortunately, you have all been caught into that vortex of NIMASA , by fiat to ensure the survival of NMA which has up to date not justified its
existence. Alol we have are negative vibes from unrecoverable shipbuilding loans to inflated contracts. Methinks the staff are servicing themselves
and the bureaucracy in its parent Ministry and the PDP and a host of others. On the basis of enlightened self interest, I do not see how you can function
alongside the established security forces and NIMASA and achieve your mandate as you have taken more than you can even chew , not to talk of swallowing.

More importantly, you are treading on dangerous grounds when you want to assign security/oversight functions to yourselves when we know all over the world that
Merchant navy for purposes of identification means captains, engineers,elecrical/radi officers, cooks,stewards aand ratings of commercial vessels involved
in the movement of cargo in vessels from one port to the other. I will be surprised if you are now looking for a sedentary job to carry weapons when you are not trained for
military/police duties.

I have read , recently, of clashes between your members and the navy. This is to be expected for reasons I have already mentioned and I can only add that you must
review your mission statement and avoid areas that are not already jurisdictions of established military/paramilitary organisations.

You may wish to throw more light on the issues raised .We need to understand exactly where you are heading to.

[Posted by: phuck_NL

b]Point of correction, 60-80% of them were not naturally disabled. Most of them were disabled by SHARIA. If the north thinks it is okay to cut off a man/woman's hand for stealing or whatever, then they should be able to provide for them when they become a nuisance to society. Rather, they close a blind eye and watch them ship themselves to the south to become beggars. Good riddance to bad rubbish[/b]

Where did you get your statistics from? Feel free to comment but do not allocate blames to the wrong quarters.

Another rabble rouser. This loud mouth is at it again.

[b]it is difficult to believe anyone anymore. This is kid stuff. They should find more plausible reasons
for not giving Jonathan his due responsibility in the absence of the president. All this beating
about the bush will not help. Who is to be held responsible for the mess - Abba Aji who opened the
letter? Should Aondoakaa who did not give legal be absolved as he had little or no reaction time
between the time and the president's departure? What happened thereafter?

Who is afraid of David Mark?

Me

Reason

Different different fever na him dey

Different different coup na him dey ----- Abami Eda Respects, RIP

I will never trust them with their big stash of stolen money from abandoned property , to gulf war windfall,
state government treasuries , communications contracts etcWith all those retired soldiers in the Assembly,
espirit de corps, et al. they will just buy over the others members.

And the soldiers will return full scale, in Agbada - very close to 2011. Na barracks go be constituency and

vote collation center. Na soldier go be candidate. Iwu -- nah -- you will be preaching to the converted- dem don do him work finis


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People should not be upset, whichever way it goes. This is politics. Take it anyway you want, Tinubu has made
wise choice in fishing out Fashola and we have to thank him for that. We also have to give kudos to Fashola
for keeping the faith.This is where it all ends.

When it comes to running the afffairs of Lagos state today, Fashola has to decide when and where the interests of Tinubu
clash with the interests of the people of Lagos state.

We are watching, but for me I expect that Lagosians will stand by their governor anytime any day, till he proves hem wrong,

@ Nairalanders and moderators,

I refuse to address Seun because he has done his best by creating this forum. This is your task and you have willingly
taken this job.

While subscribing to the tennets of free speech, I must say that this golden rule comes with responsibilities and my freedom
commences where tat of others ends. You can never put a limit to it.This means that there are limitations and it becomes
undemocratic too when this right is exercised arbitrarily? by way of disrespect,  defamation and unsavory words. In all cases, these
are subject to definition and reasonable people restrain themselves from going overboard.I want to believe that we are all enlightened
people and know what is right and wrong.

Having said that, I want to state, most respectfully, that the purpose of our education is to understand and appreciate alternative views
and in return convey our opinions  with decorum as use of intemperate language only beclouds delivery and on the other part attracts
and equivalent response. I do not see that as a sign of enlightenment or expression of basic freedoms. I see that in very negative terms
that I an hesitant to express in this forum.

We all go through other threads and see what obtains there.People travel to other nations and live , work and study in those places. Surely
some of their traits rub off on us but regrettably, we imbibe certain attributes, and express them negatively in our approach, use of words and
analysis of events that affect our country, people and leadership. This is not to say reject critical appraisal of issues but the question is whether
that method of analysis and delivery of views on the subject meet acceptable standards of behaviour in society. In effect, we have not allowed
our education , enlightenment and sojourn in other lands to govern our mind sets.Iam not saying that this applies to everybody as the position
of many people have shown otherwise. Both positions are spread all over Nairaland.

Meanwhile, the issue remains that we must have respect for our institutions as they do in other lands. Coming to the issue of our president,
many people do not wish him well and this is their right, just as others wish him well. Every nation has its trying periods just like any human being.
What we need is a dispassionate discussion on the way foward and this can only be done when the aberrant and negative gives way to a clear
headed and pragmatic debate.

What matters now is what our constitution says and not what anybody thinks. This is the rational way out. Hwether the political institutions are up
speed in their responsibilities is another matter and that is what we should be debating and this should be dispassionate, intemperate and logical,
aimed at finding a solution.

You can call Yar'adua any name you want on the internet, it is not a sign of bravery. You can wish him the worst, it is not a sign of piousness but
as any member of the human race, wish him well and that is a sign of compassion. You will realise that compassion overrides everything and if you
subscribe to it, you have defeated all the other negatives.

Let us not allow negative tendencies that are not in consonance with our creeds and traditions becloud our reasoning and by extension reduce
our respect for our country. If you feel too strongly about Nigeria and this anger has driven you to insane limits, you have the option of opting
out. It is also a freedom, just like freedom of expression. We shall not miss you . Then, you may have no need to insult our sensibilities and disrespect
our country , people and leadership.

The moderators should cautio these guys and if they feel too pig headed, they should establish their own  medium and have their day there. It is also
a freedom - freedom of association and we shall not even go there. Let us use Nairaland to as a forum for patriotic debates on the way foward.

Thank You and have a nice day

Shame, These guys can never change. Wahala dey for 2011.

Too bad  all you losers and haters can't do much on this matter. Nairaland sweet oh. Seun we thank you.

Nairaland is such a big receptacle for the likes of naijaking and co. I wonder where they could have been ejaculating this toxic

prejudice and hate they have in their balls. And they have no asses so they are not even in a position to be kicked. Is it

it because they have no Cambridge certificate?

Na bizness? It is unfortunate. Is there any way these heartless guys could be discouraged?

@ all posters

Since naijaking has refused to tell me what makes him a superstar, i have just
sent someone to our neighborhood '' chemist'' for some cotton wool. If you need
ear muffs please say 'aye'. He has refused to tell us the foundation of this acute
aggressiveness. I think we should leave him to dialogue with himself. Is it true taht
he did kalo kalo at the stock exchange? Then he should split hairs with Madam Obama,
especially if Transcorp shares are involved or deposit return on the Obama dinner.

@ naijaking,

This is sour grapes. Tell us your own pedigree which gives you the audacity to throw tantrums
anytime you realize that Sanusi is still the CBN governor. You should tell us why we should accept
your opinions on  financial matters and ignore the views of the sitting CBN governor and his management.

Where were you when he was being cleared, you should have petitioned your rep. From the way
you continue to rave and rant on this Sanusi matter, I am beginning to suspect say you no get paper
and even if you get self na Daily Times or West African Pilot .