Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Want To Reconolize South-South-waziri Ringim by coolscott(m): 4:42am On Jan 06, 2016 |
MrAnalyst: Explain how the Igbos want "re-colonize" SS. I don't know if you see the shade He threw at SS there or if you see how divisive and stu.pidd the statement is A statement can only be divisive it it tries to divide something that is already one. You and us are not one. Trying to say we are one unfortunately is a manifestation of inner igbo fraudulence. In fact the derogatory name for the south-south people by the Igbos is mbamiri just as you call Yorubas ofe mmanu |
Politics › Re: Biafran Passport: MASSOB Defrauded Us –victims by coolscott(m): 8:51pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
Kastonkastroll: Funny I say. some people are gullible. How can a educated person fall for this cheap scam?
You are paying for a passport of a utopia country. Smh [size=13pt] It is not because the con man was a great spin artist. It is just because these victims possessed a gullibility of laughable proportions. What would you think of a the true state of the wisdom of a people who come out in the village square declaring to all that may hear that they are wiser than everyone else?[/size] |
Politics › Re: Biafran Passport: MASSOB Defrauded Us –victims by coolscott(m): 8:05pm On Jan 05, 2016*. Modified: 8:49pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
Kastonkastroll: Funny I say. some people are gullible. How can a educated person fall for this cheap scam?
You are paying for a passport of a utopia country. Smh [size=13pt] It is not because the con man was a great spin artist. It is just because these victims possessed a gullibility of laughable proportions. What would you think of a the true state of the wisdom of a people who come out in the village square declaring to all that may hear that they are wiser than everyone else?[/size] |
Politics › Re: CORRUPTION UNDER BUHARI ADMINISTRATION by coolscott(m): 7:47pm On Jan 04, 2016 |
lanrema: IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1) One barrel of Crude oil = 42 gallons or 159 litres
2) Our Refineries (i.e 4) Installed (combined) capacity = 445,000 barrels per day
3) Actual refineries capacity due to ageing equipment = 30% i.e. 133,500 barrels per day.
4) 133,500 barrels = 21.2 million litres 5) Local required consumption (F.O.S) = 12millions litres 6) It means that even our MORIBOND refineries can actually meet our local consumption need of petroleum. 7) The cost structure of crude oil per barrel (i.e. Qua Iboe Crude Oil) production; - - Findings / development - $3.5 - Production cost - $1.5 - Refining Cost - $12.6 - Pipeline/transportation - $1.5 - Distr/bridging fund Margin -$15.69 True cost of one BARREL of petroleum anywhere in Nigeria: - Total sum cost/barrel = $34.8
1ltr cost = $34.8/159 litres = $0.219 - Naira equiv. 0.219xN160= N35.02k - Add Tax N5 + N35.02 = N40.02 9) 9) Let FGN refute the above composition and if not, Interesting |
Politics › Re: A Summary Of President Buhari's Govt Policy Direction by coolscott(m): 9:11pm On Jan 03, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Who Funded Apc's Presidential Election?:Nigerians Should Learn To Ask Questions by coolscott(m): 12:50pm On Jan 03, 2016 |
mikolo80: very easy, I take your gun and turn it against you. I repeat half probe is better than none [size=13pt] In this case you are wrong because:
1). The prober (in this case, the govt) loses credibility
2). The exercise further divides the country along all the lines of passived bias in the minds of the public.
3). The stealing continues because the perpetrators know that all they need to do is switch over to (or steal from the safety of) the winning side. If my memory serves me right, that already has been the status-quo[/size] |
Politics › Re: Who Funded Apc's Presidential Election?:Nigerians Should Learn To Ask Questions by coolscott(m): 12:36pm On Jan 03, 2016 |
lordizak: I am sure u guys just wanna pick on Mr President, Who has been funding that of PDP? If APC acts, takes any line of action to work, Wailers and and PDP will be ranting that; Their actions are faulty, There fight against corruption is lopsided, need I remind u, if the fight is lopsided or not, it's a fight against corruption. The big Question is " WHAT HAS PDP DONE FOR YOU FOR 16years"?. U guys want to make judgement devoid of reasoning. If Amechi is corrupt, where were the saints when he was driving PMB? Politics is a business, invest and get ur returns The question is not what any party has done for anyone as an individual. In this ur context, it shld be about what any one of them have done for the country. Do we remember what Nigeria was around May 1999 barely 1yr after Abacha left? If I was the PDP, in response 2 their accusations, perhaps I wd begin claiming credit for almost every positive thing that happened in Nig from May 1999 till May 2015 |
Politics › Re: Flash Back: Goodluck Jonathan CNN Interview by coolscott(m): 2:26am On Jan 02, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Why Buhari's Failure Will Spell Doom For The Nation by coolscott(m): 1:11am On Jan 01, 2016 |
fratermathy: If I had put everything in quotes then people wont be able to quote me. A quoted quote usually comes up as empty hence my removal of the "CC" from the quote.
Thanks nonetheless. Was there any other thing I should know of? No. And I did a poor job of editing it myself. Still editing. Not that I think Buhari is great. Far from it. It is just more people will read if there is more white space within |
Politics › Re: Why Buhari's Failure Will Spell Doom For The Nation by coolscott(m): 12:51am On Jan 01, 2016*. Modified: 1:10am On Jan 01, 2016 |
fratermathy: cc: Lalasticlala, Seun, Obinoscopy, Dominique, HopeatHand, LordAdam, Freemanan, Goodboiyy, Thesonofmark, Passingshots, Tonyebarcanista This is how you should have edited the post Alot of people do actually want the Buhari led Federal Government of Nigeria to fail woefully so that they can prove their points that Buhari is a dictator, that he is no saint, that he lacks the rudiment of leadership or they simply want him to fail for the mere fun of it. Oh how wicked people can be! Imagine gambling with our collective future as a nation just to prove a silly point! One thing is certain and clear, one way or another Buhari has found himself as our President and he shall remain as such for the next few years. He was elected President at a dire moment in our national history.
The price of crude oil is falling and our richest buyers have abandoned us for other sources. The economy is in a bad shape and corruption has enveloped all aspects of the society so deep that even children are corrupt! Nigeria at this point is headed for failure except we have credible leadership and we wish the nation well. Let us look at what will happen if Nigeria should fail, as some detractors want. For one, unemployment will double and with unemployment comes the plague of violent crimes such as armed robbery, kidnapping, ritual murder, etc. These crimes wont be directed at the leaders who have good security but at the masses, you and I, who did not wish the government well.
Another thing that will happen should the government fail is that the Nation shall be split and a civil war is bound to follow. Nigeria, that has remained one since 1914 against all odds, shall be divided into various factions and each of these factions shall fight each other for land, resources, etc and who will suffer for it? It is you and I as well. War is never a good thing, no matter the intention for which it is fought. If the government fails, the Naira will lose all value and inflation shall occur. Imagine buying a chewing gum at the rate of N1000.
That is bound to happen if things go south. When inflation happens, the leaders wont suffer for it, they will most likely move abroad and get their basic needs there. However, we the masses shall suffer in penury should this occur. Even business men, importers/exporters and criminals like internet fraudsters (Yahoo Boys) wont be exempted from the sufferings because they wont be able to cash out their dollars and pounds in Nigeria! Imagine our corrupt officials stealing our national wealth to foreign countries and allowing us to suffer in penury for crimes we did not commit. Imagine these leaders living flamboyantly whilst people cannot even afford a bread for breakfast! This shall happen if we allow this government to fail by pushing her to the wall and crying foul play and selective justice!
Insecurity shall become our collective problem should the government fail. Boko Haram shall gain more strength, more territories and possibly launch attacks on other parts of the country.
If this government fails, Nigerians will become pariahs in global affairs! No one will want to associate with Nigeria due to our notoriety. Even Ghana, Niger, Togo and Benin will dissociate themselves from us. We will be in debt that we may never be able to pay for decades! Infrastructure will be zero and development shall recede like a jet fueled plane.
If this government fails, money will be scarce as is already being predicted by detractors! Jobs will be lost and even those with jobs wont be paid. Imagine if this happens to you or your family members and friends! Imagine a government that cannot pay salaries for 12 months+. Imagine the poverty, hunger, frustration that we will encounter! No one will be exempt from it. Not even businesses because if no one has money to buy anything, businesses will crumble down and fail. There will be widespread suffering. Even Nigerian students in diaspora will be forced to return and join the league of sufferers.
In fact, our sufferings will be innumerable should this government fail. Worse still shall be the fact that even if another government comes on board, it shall take years, possibly a decade, for things to go back to normal if we continue with our bad attitude. No other government may get it right if this government leaves with things going worse. The past 16 years have been bearable because we had money in the country due to our crude. However, that crude money is dwindling, we are in a state of oil gloom. Capital projects may not be developed without money, infrastructure will go obsolete and there wont be money to repair and maintain them.
I am not saying that we cannot criticize government and her policies but such criticisms should be constructive and productive. The previous government failed because we were prophesying doom rather than giving constructive criticisms and opinions. Rebirth takes time. Even the Renaissance of Europe took over a century to reach its peak! I believe Buhari has the experience and wherewithal to make Nigeria a better place. I believe in him, not for any other thing but for the fact that if he fails, we all FAIL! The best way we can encourage them is to pray for them and criticise them constructively by saying what they are doing wrong and how they can do it better. Right now, we are only seeing what is going wrong! The real question is HOW CAN THINGS BE BETTER? I haven't seen any critic answer this question. I learnt in school from my great teacher and Associate Professor, Dr. Sunny Awhefeada, that criticism is baseless when recommendations are not made! He averred that Criticism without recommendation is nothing but an insult, an attack and a spell for doom. Criticism with recommendations is productive and it is a tell-tale sign of patriotism.
We tend to believe governance is left for those in government without realising that governance is everybody's affairs. If the government fails, we also fail with them. Governance must start from our hearts! Most people saying 'Buhari this, Buhari that' are the most corrupt fellows spoiling Nigeria! Some of these youths who come online to prophesy doom are actually internet fraudsters, thieves, tribalists, practisers of nepotism, favouritism and givers/takers of bribes. Many of them give money to their lecturers to pass exams, others sleep outrightly with lecturers. Many of them collect the hard earned thousands and hundreds of dollars, euros and pounds of foreigners in the name of "Yahoo-Yahoo" and still come and say our leaders are corrupt! I pray God should not smite the souls of hypocrites in this nation! How can we prophesy doom when we are all GUILTY of the same thing we accuse government of? Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was a good man but we collectively spoilt his governance, with his input, by calling him "clueless" without suggesting ways for him to be "clueful".
We made his government worse by prophesying doom and now we want to finish the destruction we started in this new administration. May God FORGIVE US ALL!!! Please pray for Buhari to succeed because of our collective future. Pray for him to rule this country with wisdom rather than spew bunkums that bother on doom. Can anyone survive a civil war in Nigeria? Can we survive hardships, prolonged nationwide insecurity, inflation of currency and prices, fuel scarcity, etc? Nobody wants to suffer!!! Buhari certainly wants to leave a legacy and be immortalised as the President who led us to our Eldorado. Let us be patient and criticise constructively. Instead of saying "We have entered ONE CHANCE" or "Baba is CLUELESS", let us say "Baba should have said or done this instead of saying or doing this" . Nigeria is a delicate project and her future is in our hands! Let us make 2016 our year of globalisation and industrialisation. I am not a partisan politician neither am I in support of any party but I am a national patriot and I have forgone any personal opinion for the betterment of Nigeria! I pray we all do the same. Nigeria is OUR COUNTRY. It doesn't belong to any particular person or group of people. It is OURS! If it succeeds, it is OUR SUCCESS. If it fails, it is OUR FAILURE.
In PMB, I TRUST!
Thoughts and Sentiments of Mathias Orhero |
Politics › Re: Buhari And The Anioma-Igbo Identity. by coolscott(m): 12:38am On Jan 01, 2016 |
joeprince23: one thing he fails to realise is that no ethnic nationality in riverine areas of rivers state identifies as ijaw any longer(riverine is now minority) if any one doubts me... FYI: take a bus along emohua-kalabari road down to Bille kingdom in kalabaria (buguma LGA) and call any amanyanabo there Ijaw and what ur death with our own eyes (kalabari is new-calabar and a different ethnic nationality) Izon is in BAYELSA and gbaramatu in warri PERIOD. [size=28pt]Completely Wrong! [/size] |
Politics › Re: Buhari And The Anioma-Igbo Identity. by coolscott(m): 12:26am On Jan 01, 2016 |
HopeAtHand: Before you send anyone back to Benin via Nairaland, are you from Rivers, if yes, where exactly. anticabal1: I don't care what he is, if any of them dare to come close our land in rivers, we are sending them on a quick march back to benin or wherever they migrated from. We've ignored them for too long. land thieves anticabal1: you are asking me the same question that you always dodge, are you not the dolt called coolscott or size38 who will NEVER TELL YOU his ethnicity in the south-south when you call him out, only to shout ss voice everywhere while having his tongue deep in buhari's asss. you are a yoruba impostor! Come to okoloma now that i am home for holidays i want to see your yoruba tribal mark, while you still claim rivers. ndi ara [size=13pt] Please HopeAtHand, it is true that not everything the Igbo man says should be taken seriously. I am Rivers Ijaw and not obliged to provide more details about myself than I deem necessary to anyone. Indeed, it is the height of a presumption based on nothing actually, to think that anyone must provide extra details about themselves to you upon request. So the more they want to know where exactly I come from, the more I derive pleasure from depriving them of that knowledge and it seems it infuriates them.
It seems also they believe that getting insultive on me will make me say "Oh! I am from bla, bla, bal!" Unfortunately, they do not understand that their opinions of my earthly ethnic origins are not part of my self-esteem equation.
I believed that academically, Ikwerres should be Ibos but they have vehemently said they are not. Who am I to then declare them so? I don't have those powers. If the Omumas of RS say they are Igbo, who will question them?
If Igbos claim that Ikwere is Igbo, then they should straighten out with the Ikweres and stop creating a stir with everyone else. No one else but themselves and the Ikweres and the Etches and Omuma pple are involved in this.
As for Anioma, I really do not know anything about it and cannot get involved.
But I know for certain (and from what I have seen on NL and outside NL) that there is one ethnic group in Nigeria that confidently declares the wishes of their imaginations as fact.
While others keep records and turn to research in order to take a position for today against tomorrow, they simply declare the imaginations of their hearts to the rest of the surprised world.[/size] |
Politics › Re: Survival Of Niger Delta Beyond Crude Oil, Crude Oil Not "Useless" by coolscott(m): 2:08pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
[size=13pt]Google passed Exxon Mobil on Friday to become the second largest company in the United States by market value. The search engine giant has a market capitalization of almost $395 billion, compared to a market value of about $392 billion for Exxon. Shares of Google (GOOG) are on a tear, having risen 52% in the past year. ~ Feb 7, 2014[/size]
I put this down because the approach to this is so multi-faceted therefore speaking on any few facets will leave others unattended.
This I have put down just to let you know that the oil wells and diamond mines of this world have long since left the ground and have taken their space in the minds of men. He who has the capacity to understand, let him understand |
Politics › Re: No Biafrans, Don't Mess With Sahara Reporters by coolscott(m): 1:55pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
Teddeebear: why are you taking so much panadol, let the people be …, simple, whether he wrote it or not won't stop the agitation, the fight for biafra didn't start with Kanu and will not end with Kanu.
Get your govt to sit up, fight tribalism and hope for the better, if not Nigeria will still divide someday … [size=13pt] I don't think it is as important for someone from my place to become a president as it is important for folks from my place to organise themselves and develop, making proper use of currently received allocations as every other state receives.
But I know it is impt for Igbos becoming president of Nigeria. Question is... with this kind of attitude, going about Biafra the wrong way and earnestly declaring a desire for Nigeria to split up, how do you expect people to have faith in and vote for you to become Nigerian president?[/size] |
Politics › Re: A Nigerian Governor Declared Mentally Ill. by coolscott(m): 11:17am On Dec 28, 2015 |
Naff24: Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has been declared mentally ill according to "The Daily News". Ain't sure if this is latest development or just a propaganda ...
But Full gist is coming soon... [size=13pt] Clearly Photoshoped.
We can see the thumb of the hand carrying the newspaper is white[/size] |
Politics › Re: REVEALED: IBB Threatens To Expose Buhari If He Continues Halliburton Bribe Scand by coolscott(m): 11:14am On Dec 28, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: REVEALED: IBB Threatens To Expose Buhari If He Continues Halliburton Bribe Scand by coolscott(m): 10:18am On Dec 28, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Ben Bruce Again #makingcommonsense by coolscott(m): 11:06pm On Dec 26, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: "Inciting Comments Made By Nnamdi Kanu" by coolscott(m): 10:28pm On Dec 24, 2015 |
Toybad: # AlaskaM. Tokurah "Buhari is a shameless Paedophile and rapist....." "Buhari is a Terrorist he should be killed....." "Nigeria is a zoo and everybody living in that Godforsaken zoo deserves to die....." "Kumuyi should be stonned and dealt with thoroughly if he comes to Aba for his planned crusade....." "The imbecilic Goodluck Jonathan is a disgrace to humanity and deserves to be skinned alive for handing over to an Hausa goat....." "By the time we finish dealing with the animals in the zoo, there'll be none left to tell the story....." "We are assembling weapons and we need some more money to thoroughly equip our military to enable us unleash mayhem on Nigeria....." "Niger Deltans are cowards, we know what to do to them. Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, Rivers, Edo and Cross Rivers State are our territory and anybody who tries to oppose us will be crushed....." "All APC supporters are Boko Haram members, they are the real terrorists, Chukwuabiama will expose them all....." "Buhari married his wife after raping her several times, the records are there....." "No Ibo man should attend any Church where the pastor is a Yoruba man, they are criminals and fools....." "Ibos are God's children, others are children of the devil, that's why we bear names like Nwachukwu,Chidinma,Chinyere,Chibuzor, Ikechukwu etc....." "Nigeria should prepare for war, we are coming to annihilate you, my secret service are already studying the zoo and strategising....." "It is either Biafra or death....."..... IF SAMUEL DOE HAD TAKEN CHARLES TAYLOR SERIOUSLY, THE LIBERIAN AND SIRELEONIAN WARS COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED..THIS IS A DIRECT REPLICATION OF THE ACTS THAT LEAD TO THE RWANDA GENOCIDE OF 1994 AND YOU SAY THIS GUY COMMITTED NO CRIME." please there are better ways of agitating for self determination [size=13pt] This is where Nnamdi Kalu hurt himself. He didn't need to utter any of these words that would incriminate him. He just seemed committed to providing the Nigerian government as many avenues as possible to pin hid down. I do not consider his actions intelligent at all. Apart from the crime of running an illegal radio station, these statements provide the FG multiple holds on him.[/size] |
Politics › Re: Olufunmilola Obe: New York Police Department Promotes Her To Inspector by coolscott(m): 4:45pm On Dec 24, 2015 |
optimusprime2: My fing is if I function in the capacity of an important role due to merit and reputation as a citizen of a country and Nigeria tries to gain some credit from my ascension in service via the press... I sure will press charges. Nonsense... #Hawwwwwwks #Spitsonthread #Walksaway I think you should respect her personal opinion on this. Whatever she says about this should be final |
Politics › Re: Olufunmilola Obe: New York Police Department Promotes Her To Inspector by coolscott(m): 4:36pm On Dec 24, 2015 |
optimusprime2: I really hate this, SHE AIN'T NIGERIAN, SHE'S AN AMERICAN... DON'T YOU GET IT?? I think you ought to let her make up her mind about the issue. What she says about it should be final |
Politics › Re: Olufunmilola Obe: New York Police Department Promotes Her To Inspector by coolscott(m): 4:27pm On Dec 24, 2015 |
Merlissa: Congratulations are in order!! My opinion: Obama is still trying to woo the hearts of Nigerians and africans the world over after seeing how terrible his approval ratings are in the aftermath of going out of his way to fois homo love on us. He doesnt want to leave office (the 1st black American president) with the highest dissaproval rating from black Africa. I think he is trying to lay his ground. He's been a politician all his life. This is what he does - politics. He honoured 2 other nigerians within the last 3 weeks. Now this state makes a big show of promoting another Nigerian. |
Politics › Re: A Stranger On A Plane Puts Together A Bouquet And Presents To GEJ by coolscott(m): 4:08pm On Dec 24, 2015 |
Ebukaobi: Instead of this useless man to think of how he will return the billions of dollars he stole as president, he is busy spending the money on propaganda
Only TANoids and IPOB youths will believe all these fake set up. Does he think we are all fools like TANoids ?
So did the woman know that GEJ was going to be on the flight? This is the handiwork of a PR firm based in Los Angeles . The same company exposed by SR during the election period. They charge $10,000 per hour. They organised the children who took a selfie with one of Africa's most corrupt men.
Jonathan is so desperate to have a good reputation but he didn't You have to realise that although she apparently gave him flowers, there is no proof that she is a COMPLETELY random stranger. She might be someone among the ppl he came to visit giving him a parting gift, or, indeed, a not-so-total stranger (member of the airline crew) giving him a parting gift |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budgets By States In Nigeria.................check Your States Own. by coolscott(m): 10:54am On Dec 24, 2015 |
greatiyk4u: A SNAPSHOP VIEW OF 2016 BUDGET AS PROPOSED BY VARIOUS STATES IN NIGERIA
Take a critical look at the budget and see states which are following the part of change.....Note the figures are in Naira
Federal Republic of Nigeria.......6.08T
Abia State .................INCONCLUSIVE
Adamawa State .................100.89B
Akwa Ibom State.................426B
Anambra State ................. 101.4B
Bauchi State ................. 102B
Bayelsa State................. INCONCLUSIVE
Benue State ................. INCONCLUSIVE
Borno State ................. INCONCLUSIVE
Cross River State............ 350B
Delta State ................. 266B
Ebonyi State ................. 101.1B
Edo State ................. 111.5B
Ekiti State ................. 67B (the least)
Enugu State................. INCONCLUSIVE
Gombe State .................INCONCLUSIVE
Imo State ................. 141.2B
Jigawa State ................. 137.2B
Kaduna State ................. 171.7B
Kano State ................. 275B
Katsina State ................. 110B
Kebbi State ................. 107B
Kogi State ................. INCONCLUSIVE
Kwara State .................116.2 B
Lagos State ................662.58B (highest)
Nasarawa State............INCONCLUSIVE
Niger State .................INCONCLUSIVE
Ogun State .................200B
Ondo State .................INCONCLUSIVE
Osun State .................150.7B (hmmmmm)
Oyo State ................. 165.5B
Plateau State ............INCONCLUSIVE
Rivers State................. 370B
Sokoto State............112.5B
Taraba State .........INCONCLUSIVE
Yobe State .............. 80.6B
Zamfara State.......92.8B [size=13pt] Source please?[/size] |
Politics › Re: A Stranger On A Plane Puts Together A Bouquet And Presents To GEJ by coolscott(m): 10:48am On Dec 24, 2015 |
[size=13pt]Was unhappy when I saw the proposed bill. Was sad GEJ's words seemed in the end to be true[/size]
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Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: A Budget Of Change Or A Budget Of Burden? by coolscott(m): 2:34am On Dec 24, 2015*. Modified: 10:41am On Dec 24, 2015 |
If we practice true federalism in Nig, the fed govt will be richer because every state will have to be economically viable to survive which leads to most states having more to contribute to the center (right now some states contribute nothing). Most importantly, almost all that additional fed govt revenue contributed by the states will be independent on one thing - oil |
Politics › Re: 2016 Budget: A Budget Of Change Or A Budget Of Burden? by coolscott(m): 2:29am On Dec 24, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Exclusive: Retired High Court Judge To Lead New Biafra Campaign Movement by coolscott(m): 1:16am On Dec 24, 2015*. Modified: 10:35am On Dec 24, 2015 |
studio14: Any government without NNAMDI KANU na wash As a critique of south eastern seccessionist agitations, I say Igbos are slowly addressing their real underlying need - the need for an all-inclusive solidly defined identity on an ethnic-wide level for their kind so that they can all speak and move as one, something they never had in history. At the risk of being proven wrong, I want to say that once Igbos achieve this, their misdemeanours (like proudly trying to steal other people's land) will end same way as a troubled early teen MIGHT change for good on meeting for the first time his father, who turns out to be the most caring father in the world. I say this because I suspect that uderneath the agitations and misdemeanours, they feel haunted by a history they are not so proud of. So if they can achieve something epic anytime, that should satisfy the part of them seeking some great achievment they can lay claim to collectively as a people. |
Politics › Re: When You Vote An Illiterate With Nepa Bill As President And Petroleum Minister by coolscott(m): 11:12pm On Dec 23, 2015 |
fromnigeria: listen to yourself, Nigerian president regularize GLOBAL oil price. Mtcheew [size=13pt] To be fair to the poster, that is what Buhari said. He might have made a mistake in saying that but he did all the same[/size] |
Politics › Re: Okorocha: Payment Of Salary Is A Privilege, Not A Right (nigerians React) by coolscott(m): 10:06pm On Dec 23, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu In Court Toady: ''I Have No Confidence In This Court'' by coolscott(m): 3:28pm On Dec 23, 2015*. Modified: 9:57pm On Dec 23, 2015 |
Love Machine: What treasonable offense has kanu committed when the people(British govt)who amalgamated the south,east,West and north wrote that after 100years we can split if we wish.Nigeria amalgamation was never signed by u.n or nigerian leaders.Can you provide a document on that? [size=18pt]What I hate about this statement is who are the British to tell us when we can split if we wish? If we want, we can split the very next day after independence. Pointing to what the British said or did not say is an insult on my person as a Nigerian. Well, thank God I am not a Biafran agitator but if I was... What on earth exactly is my business with what some white man from England might or might not have said in the charting of my course?[/size] coolitempa |
Politics › Re: Obama Appoints Another Nigerian To Key Position by coolscott(m): 3:17pm On Dec 23, 2015 |
olihilistic: thank God Obama knows his fellow Africans [size=13pt] He is only trying to patronize us having come to realize how bad his approval rating is amongst Nigerians for his homo promotion and refusal to sell arms to us.
He is trying to repair the damage and be relevant to the most influential Black African population in the world.
My take is he is a politician, is still in the thick of this political game and has been playing this game for a very long time.
The appointments are not for no reason.
But our approval of him should not come so cheaply.
He did more to promote homosexuality in America and the world at large than any other president before him (and all the other presidents were white).
He brings reproach to us.
He had better stick with his Kenya[/size] |