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Serious students in the mega city of Lagos.
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Yoruba girls too like Igbo prick

When will northerners say enough is enough?

There are more Yorubas in Eket alone than Akwa Ibomites in Lagos.

What has Akpabio's family living in Lagos got to do with Fashola? Were people not migrating to Lagos even when Fashola was still sucking his mom's flabby böobs?
Lagos is what it is because of decades of Federal Government investment in the state.
Nothing to do with Fashola

Goddex:
[size=14pt]Op, before, is Capital Oil not his Company?
Was it supposed to be returned to you?[/size]

I tire!

Obiagelli:
All you posted above has nothing to do with the lies on datolee's thread. Those lies i tackled in this thread. I have posted more than 10 times when SAP started. October 1 1985.

What lies did you tackle?
This your thread it so unintelligent, it doesn't even deserve a reply, BUT.....

1. He said Buhari didn't clear Nigeria debt rather it increased under his government, he provided proofs.
You said he reduced our debts by $4 billion, you have no proof, rather you are running around with that $50 million meaningless trash.

2. He said Buhari didn't INITIATE the refinery projects, he gave proofs.
You are telling us that he signed the contract, you don't even have any proof to that. Assuming he actually signed the contract, what is the big deal in a minister doing that? The Permanent secretary could have signed it, I am also sure the CBN governor and Finance minister of that time or people from their offices had there signatures on the contract papers too, does it mean they should take credit for the project?
Why are you not giving Buhari's finance minister the credit for reducing our debts (which is obviously a lie)? Why are you not giving Tunde Idiagbon and Buhari's ministers credit for whatever imaginary achievements he had as head of state? Can you see how hypocritical you appear now?


Do you deep down in your heart believe that this your nonsense is worthy of being called a rejoinder?
People like you lend credence to the assertion that women should be confined to the kitchen, which is unfortunate.

datolee:
Which original author.. can we both swear? like I have said before, I have never and have never copied from anybody. This is 100% my original work and I can swear with whatever you want ok? Please stop this childish act. Provide the link so the mod here can put it side by side with my article.

You can go through my posts and see if I look like someone who copy and paste.

Now face front if you don't have anything to contribute

Guy you don't need to bother yourself, any person with an atom of brain cell will not be in doubt that you are the quthor of that write up.
if you copied the article, did you copy your subsequent posts and replies too?
It is obvious the APC plebs have run out of points and are just clinching at straws.

rozayx5:
barcanista has been mayweathered by datolee

They guy was räped without condom.
He has been drilled a new hole.

BRAV0O:
see u , this doesn't give u any point cus we don't understand where they are , that could be a market place or any other place of those women activities like that ... Grow up kid or is village market place floor tile ?





#peace ?

The guy bursted your useless assertion with that pic.

Ibnsultan:
Nigeria has always come out stronger from difficult situation
So shall she these time around

Small arms proliferation is serious issue the Govt is playing with.
It sometime hurts to see our military chickenout
The same Military who had Glory days
In Burma
Kinshasha
Freetown
Monrovia
Mogadisho
Sudan
Many more small UN engagement all around the word
The same military with the prestigious Defence academy n war college

Which glory days?
I was very much in the Niger Delta when they were being used for target practice by militants.
It is on record that the Nigerian Army lost more men in the battle field than the Biafrans during the civil war.
Boko haram are currently making a mincemeal of them.
All these are within a span of almost 50 years, so which glory days are you talking about?

It pains me when people use multinational, mostly non-combatant peace keeping missions as basis for the percieved greatness of Nigerian Army.
Look inwards, how many internal struggles have they successfully quelled using military force?

One thing is missing, how exactly were they trying to scam you?
I didn't see where they asked you for anything there.
You better get ready for your case o.

Nobleval:
Lies! Were you there to count them? Who counted them. Mtcheew...,..

The story says Boko haram members were boasting about it in the town, claiming that it was a sign that ''Allah'' is behind them.

focus7:
Let the igbos enjoy it since their sense for values is beclouded by unnecessary sentiments, the lots of Theordor Orji is what they deserve and that is what they will keep getting. If u doubt me watch how Orji will win his way to the senate to represent them. So when they come here ranting u should judge them by the quality of people they chose as their leaders and know how to rate them. The same way u see them promoting substandard products above the original tells u what their mind is made of.

You that know how to choose leaders, how come you still have places worse than that in Lagos and Ogun states?

tobtap:
the thread is not bout rivers and lagos mumu..it is about ABIA state and it irresponsible leaders....IGBOs please shine una eyes

Olayemi Anu mpama what does the title of the thread say?
I can post pictures of worse places in APC controlled states.
Shine your own eyes too

APC controlled Rivers and Lagos states have far worse places than those.
So what is your point?

ISpiksDaTroof:
Am I the only one that notices that GEJ seems like he has a "hard on"? Isn't that like a 14yr prison sentence in your country if you get aroused by another man or doesn't the law count because he's in another jurisdiction?

Stop quoting me with garbage, Yoruba Americana wannabe.

collynzo82:
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Amadi Obinna Collins, what foolish article. Instead of you to face your welder job, you carry yoruba matter for head. Ode

Welding this night?
I will be welding your mom's pûssy in my room after watching this match.

collynzo82:
Amadi obinna, yoruba matter will kill you soon.

Impostor this is a national matter not a Yoruba one.
Now address the points raised in the article

When the Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, a.k.a ‘Bros Kongi’, cautioned the South-West leaders on their enthusiasm for a Buhari Presidency in Thisday publication of January 4, 2007, he was speaking the minds of many Nigerians who know the truth about Gen. Buhari and his ambition.

Nigerians are a politically volatile people. It is the strength of our socio-political existence. Nigerians have shown from their history that tyranny can never succeed here. It is equally a known trait of Nigerians that they have a forgiven spirit when they see repentance in the actions of any of their erring sons and daughters.

Gen. Buhari once ruled this country after the coup of the ‘Beret’ Generals on December 31, 1983 for 20 months. While he has defended some aspects of his rule with all the emphasis at his command, he has refused till this day to offer simple apologies to Nigerians on the tragic and sadistic consequences of his military autocratic rule.

A few days after he assumed power, a manhunt for the political actors of the second republic was ordered by his regime under his supervision. Many politicians at that time either died in detention or carried scars that they still nurse from their long prison incarceration till this day.

Three days after he assumed power, an invasion of Papa Obafemi Awolowo’s house at Apapa, Lagos was ordered by the Buhari-led military regime and the space that Papa Awolowo used in his house for Christian worship was desecrated by the invading soldiers sent by Buhari and his men. Papa Awolowo remains till this day one of the builders of modem Nigeria. He, along with Sir Ahmadu Bello the Sardauna of Sokoto, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and Papa Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe had led Nigeria to independence from British Colonial rule on October 1, 1960.

Though Gen. Buhari did explain in later that the invasion of Papa Awolowo’s house at Apapa had been carried out by a soldier he described as “a fifth Columnist in our regime,” other actions from Buhari in the same year (1984) did prove conclusively that he and his regime had been uncharitable (with respect to his person) in their treatment of one of the founders of this country.

Though Papa Awolowo was not detained, it is, however, true that Gen. Buhari’s regime stationed soldiers at Ikenne, the hometown of the late sage, throughout his rule. It was to intimidate the old man. This, however, never dissuaded Papa Awo from speaking out his mind on national issues whenever he felt he should do so.

When Papa Awolowo was asked by inquisitive Nigerian journalists about his impressions on the Buhari military regime, a few days after the coup, Papa had replied “the omens are still bad.”

When the Buhari military headquarters that some governors of the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) led by Papa Awolowo in the second republic had confessed to obtaining kickbacks while in government, Papa Awolowo in a press conference, refuted the claim and told the world the truth about the distortion of Buhari and his men inside Dodan Barracks. The result of Papa’s press conference was a dispersal of detained politicians to remote areas of the country and a total cancellation of visits by relations of these detained politicians for the duration of the regime. Gen. Buhari impounded the official passport of Papa Awolowo and denied the old man visits to his doctors at Mayo Clinic, Rochester Minnesota, USA for the years he ruled Nigeria. Papa Awolowo’s passport was only returned to him with courtesies by Gen. Ibrahim Babangida after the coup of 1985 that had ousted Buhari from power. Babangida had sent Lt. Gen. Aliyu Mohammed Gusau to return Papa’s passport with apologies from the Nigerian Armed Forces.
Many of Papa Awolowo’s lieutenants were incarcerated by the Buhari regime for no just cause. The late Papa Adekunle Ajasin, who as the governor of old Ondo State never spent one thousand naira from his security vote throughout his rule, was detained at old age for several months by the Buhari rule. All entreaties to get the old man released from prison failed.

The late Chief Olabisi Onabanjo, the Aiyekoto himself, was picked up from the Lagos University Teaching Hospital three days after an operation by security operatives during the Buhari rule and sent to Bauchi prison. The late Professor Ambrose Mofolorunso Alli, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, Uncle Bola Ige, Chief Dele Ige, Dr. Wale Idris, Dr. Femi Okurounmu, the late Ganiyu Dawodu, the late Chief M.C.K. Ajuluchukwu, Chief Mrs. Osomo, Prince Yemi Adefulu, the late Alhaji Agbabiaka and myself were sent to long incarceration by the Buhari terror rule.

Within six months of the Buhari-led military administration, Papa Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuade and the highly respected Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero were all dealt with by the Buhari regime. Though not detained, these traditional rulers were virtually restricted to their palaces and their passports seized. The Buhari regime was to later state that the measures were imposed on the traditional fathers as a result of a reported visit to Israel.

Chief Solomon Lar, Alhaji Abubakar Rimi, Chief Jimi Nwobodo and some other prominent politicians of the second republic who were detained by General Muhammadu Buhari are alive to confirm the fact that sometime in 1984, security operatives from the Gen. Buhari military stable had visited detained politicians in their various prisons to ‘brief’ them on an alleged plan by Papa Awolowo; Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuade; and the UPN leaders to effect a coup in Nigeria before the December 31, 1983 military putsch and declare a Republic of Oduduwa. The detained politicians were told that the alleged Awo-led coup was meant to exterminate political leaders who are not of the Yoruba stock.

[b]Gen. Buhari is now being painted as a lover of the Yoruba nation. This is, however, possible but not visible to many judging from what is known about the man and his ideas when he was the Chairman of the Petroleum Trust Fund, established by the regime of late Gen. Sani Abacha. Only a few areas of the South- West saw signs of the PTF operations and these were due to the unrelenting efforts of Chief Akpata (Secretary to the PTF) and the late Chief Rufus Giwa. [/b]Chief Tayo Akpata’s pro South-West stance is not accidental. He comes from a family with long held progressive tradition. His brothers: the late Senator Olu Akpata (a close friend and ally of Papa Awolowo) and the late Bankole Akpata a.k.a ‘Bankie forever’ (former aide of the late Pan Africanist Osagyfo Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana) and himself (Tayo), had contributed immensely to progressive opinions in the country.
I have not written the above to deliberately smear Buhari with my personal feelings against him arising from what he did to me when he was in power. I have written the above to let the world know some of the facts of history that surround a former military ruler who is now being presented by some of our leaders as being one of the most committed democrats our dear country has ever seen.

It will be wrong for me not to admit that despite the crude tyranny of the Buhari regime, he (Buhari) is a man who is without doubt strong willed and committed to the anti corruption struggle. It is, however, worthy of mention that Buhari, who wants to govern Nigeria as civilian president, has refused since 2003 elections to recognize the Federal Government headed by President Olusegun Obasanjo. Since 2003, Buhari has refused to attend all meetings of Council of State called by President Obasanjo. Buhari’s refusal to attend these meetings has been anchored on what he called his frustrations over the conduct of the presidential election of 2003. Thank God that he attended the last Council of State meeting over the census results. This is, however, for understandable reasons.

Let me humbly submit here that despite bitterness over the 1979 elections that had led to Alhaji Shehu Shagari becoming the President of Nigeria, there was never a time that Papa Awolowo had shunned all the meetings called by Alhaji Shehu Shagari between 1979 and 1983.

When President Shagari honoured Papa Awo with the award of the Grand Commander of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Papa was there with his wife, Mama (Mrs.) Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo to receive it. Papa Awolowo made all of us to understand that Alhaji Shagari was de facto and dejure President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Papa Awolowo stated his stand in the following words: “If I refuse to honour President Shagari’s meetings, it is not he (Shagari) that I will be insulting. It is Nigeria that I will be insulting. I will never want history to record me as having insulted Nigeria.”

This is very instructive indeed. Though there are now many ways of judging who a progressive is in Nigeria, it is strange that Buhari is being rated a progressive while Governor Umar Musa Yar’Adua of Katsina State is being denied his past as a progressive because he (Yar’Adua) belongs to a camp not embraced by some of our leaders.

Very soon, God will open the eyes of all Nigerians to the fact that Governor Umar Yar’Adua has been a part of the Nigerian progressive family for long. He was one of the young men that participated in the 1977 All Nigerian Socialist Conference held in Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State, under the auspices of Movement for People’s Democracy” put together by the late Comrade Ola Oni, the late Dr. Akin Fadahunsi, the late Bala Usman, Dr. Omafume Onoge, Dr. Akin Ojo, Comrade Laoye Sanda, the late Muhammadu Tukur, Egbon Baba Omojola, Edwin Ike Madunagu, the late Dr. Bade Onimode, the late Josiah Sunday Olawoyin, Professor Femi Odekunle, Bassey Ekpo Bassey, Arthur Nwankwo and myself.

Umar Yar’Adua was a known member of the Mallam Aminu Kano led Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) during the second republic. He was very close politically to the late revolutionary historian Comrade Bala Usman.

As a senior lecturer at the Kaduna Polytechnic, the leftist leaning of Umar Musa Yar’Adua was known to all the students who passed through that institution at that time.

It is, indeed, interesting that it is Gen. Buhari, who is now the political darling of some leaders who in their history have been dogged fighters of the progressive movement in Nigeria. It is the Nigerian people who have the final say with their votes on who they will want to see as their president after the President Olusegun Obasanjo led adminstration. No matter what is written by me and others, the people will by the grace of God express their choice of who their rulers should be with their votes in the April 2007 elections.
http://nm.onlinenigeria.com/templates/default.aspx?a=9294&template=print-article.htm

#boss!
see how Gaynaian President dey loyal reach.
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Tell me who is boss here, APC pleb.
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collynzo82:
Amadi, we will fight if you deny your job. Why are you not using your several moniker today? Do you want me to call your oga, General Scatter for you. Lolzzzzzzzz

You are a delusional twät, I always have ''collynzo'' in my monikers, so I wonder what other moniker you are talking about?
Is General scatter my welding workshop oga? Hahahahaha keep fooling yourself.
I will even take being a welder a million times over being you.

collynzo82:
Amadi Collins Obinna, na fight? How the welder job? Hope things don change. My regards to Gift.

If calling me a welder makes you feel better about your absolutely miserable life, why not?

collynzo82:
Log on to your other moniker and talk to your boss. Amadi, Hope that welder work dey make sense. I miss you

Go look for your fellow fäg to miss please.
Your life must really suck for you to want to be someone else.

OmEnT4:
Someone is trying to deny his shirtless pictures.



You and your elder brother be like kirikiri prison inmates

CommanderIgrigi:
**grins**Segun A. , long time, no shirt, how are you today. . **grins**

See evidence here.
www.nairaland.com/tribaleast/posts/36

collynzo82:
Shutup Mr Painter, are you a PDP? You better dont die young cos of these politicians. Just an advice

So no one will recognise you if you don't pretend to be Collynzo?
What a nitwit!

cramjones:
[size=18pt]I DO NOT SUPPORT SHARIA IN NIGERIA[/size]

Your god Buhari supports total Sharia in Nigeria.
www.news24.com/xArchive/Archive/Calls-for-total-Sharia-in-Nigeria-20010827