Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 6:24pm On Feb 06, 2016*. Modified: 6:59pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 6:15pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Kastonkastroll: From time immemorial we have always been a defensive minded nation, go figure. Defensively minded dosen't stop you from having an offensive bite. How would you defend when you don't have the capacity to attack? Attack is sometimes the best form of defence. |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 6:12pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
vedaxcool: Isn't it more pathetic that Egypt a country living on welfare and barely capable of taking good care of its people spend its money purchasing military assets rather than invest in its people's future? abeg leave trash for lawma Egypt is a very pecuilar case. It has been misgoverned and their people made very wrong choices in leaders. Which is why algeria is my most formidable, A sensible nation living within its means but heavily armed. Even ethiopia is another sensible nation. Heavily armed and productive. |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 6:08pm On Feb 06, 2016*. Modified: 6:47pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:54pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Missy89: So you suggestion is to go get jet fighters on credit in other to confront France in the gulf of guinea?. The is no continental conflict Nigeria will be involved in apart from peace keeping in the foreseeable future. There is no enemy to deter. The politics of East and North Africa is quite different from West Africa. Those nations have been fighting each other since the 60s And how sure are you that Nigeria would not be engaged in any continental dispute with an african military power? There is nothing certain about the world today. Nigerians in 1999 would not believe if they were told that a terrorist group like bokoharam would rise and claim thousands of lives in 2010-2015. Nigerians in the 70s and 80s would also never have thought in their wildest dreams that they would ever lose the bakkassi peninsula to cameroon. The world is uncertain. Btw, your country is also in the running for the UN permanent seat alongside egypt and southafrica regardless of how realistic that is. I am sure you know they don't give such to military sissies. |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:38pm On Feb 06, 2016*. Modified: 9:38am On Feb 07, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:29pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
IbnSultaan: JF17 enroute NGR Not good enough. Even the chinese the owners of the jet don't use it as their front line fighter. Mediocrity has finished Nigeria. What will it cost Nigeria to get with rosonboron exports of russia and get some sweet su-34 deal of atleast 2 squadrons and a gradual payment plan.? |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:23pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Kastonkastroll: Mi-8/17 is a personnel transport helicopter you illiterate, and for carrying cargo internally or on the external sling. They can also be used in search and rescue operations. It not an attack jet.. You are a nitwit. I know Mi-17 is a transport vehicle , but if you had any sense you would see i was speaking generally in terms of Nigeria's offensive power and military proactiveness which is non-eaxistent. |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:20pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
IbnSultaan: Egypt operates Africa best air fleet with Rafales and F16s
thanks to America support due to the peace deal with Israel Forget about the free F-16s, Egypt is proactive buying a lot of highly sophisticated hardwares out of its own money. What of algeria? The most formidable african nation in my opinion. Nigeria's military heads and heads of states since 1999 have a collective IQ the size of a lint. I don't recognize military rule which is why i am going to spare them the share of the blame. |
Politics › Re: Fresh Military Delivery by CSTR2: 5:07pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Egypt just signed a deal for atleast 2 squadrons of french rafale,while Nigeria is busy dilly-dallying over a couple of crappy helos. Pathetic.  |
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Politics › Re: You're Criminals,stop Applying For Asylum In UK - Buhari Blasts Nigerians by CSTR2: 2:20pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Shymm3x, your president is talking to you.  |
Romance › Re: I Lost My Man Because I Slept With So Many Men - The Real Reason He Left!!! by CSTR2: 2:16pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
Dirkcoyt: This is not the real problem, the real problem is the number of rounds they have per each time she meet with just a man. Let say 2 rounds on an average. And she had sex with 15times which means 15times x 2 rounds= 30 sex per person
Now for 43 men, 43 men time 30sexper person= 1290 sex times! At the age of 35yrs old!!!!
Damn! Mehn I still got a sound maths! She need to lecture young girls how to be a hoe! Exactly. Imagine a case where each of those men had sex with her atleast 3 three times before breaking off. Bloody hell  What a mess. |
Romance › Re: I Lost My Man Because I Slept With So Many Men - The Real Reason He Left!!! by CSTR2: 2:12pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
I consider myself very progressive, forwardminded and hardly judgemental, but nothing would make me marry a lady who have confessed to sleeping with 43 men before meeting me. Even most randy men don't get up to that number before 40, let alone a woman who is supposed to be the mother of my kids and a role model to people around her. I 'd run without looking back. I value my reputation and sanity. |
Politics › Re: My Personal Doctors Are in London - Buhari by CSTR2: 12:00pm On Feb 06, 2016*. Modified: 4:56pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: A New Threat To Nigeria"s Oil From An Old Enemy! by CSTR2: 9:17am On Feb 04, 2016 |
Zoharariel: Below are the highlights of the highpoints & my answers in this useless write-up.
1.) Ramsey Mukoro says there is no development around in the Niger-Delta.
Answer: And who do you have to blame for that if not your kleptomanic elders who have impeded your journey to greatness & looted all the future of your unborn generations.
2.) Buhari's armed forces can't afford renewed rebellion in the Niger Delta.
Answer: As iron sharpens iron, so does war sharpens soldiers. The Nigerian Army have been taking active combat against the insurgents in the north-east which actually will give them huge margin of superiority over your lazy & thieving gangs who know nothing aside waking up in the morning to shots of double-hennessy cognac served with a gold leaf glass by p.rostitutes.
Infact, If a list of the most battle-hardened Armies is made right now, Nigeria will make the top 7.
3.) The Militants are frustrated by Buhari's decision to cut multi-million dollar contracts given to former militant commanders to guard the pipelines they once attacked.
Answer: Yes, you shouldn't have been awarded such contracts in the 1st instance because it's like awarding contracts to the Armed Robbers & Assassins just to take over the duties & primary function of the Police but I guess the ineffectual & clueless buffoon who authorized the contract in the 1st place must have had his brain soaked in Ogogoro & cocaine solution before approving & signing the contracts.
The primary function of the NSCDC is to protect lives, properties & pipelines vandalism, so my advice to you is to get yourself together & start looking job openings either through Nairaland or Punch newspaper, and if you're a drop-out then apprenticeship is your calling.
4.) The prosecution against Tompolo - our leader is unfair and we will not take it.
Tompolo is a human being with a single-head just like the rest of us & cannot be exempted from the law. If he doesn't have any skeleton in his cupboard as regards the NIMASA fraud & embezzlement, then he has nothing to fear.
5.) People are apprehensive because these are enough reasons to create room for another insurgency.
Answer: The people that are apprehensive are mostly the cowards & thieves who have been looting & embezzling the resources channelled through the ministry of Niger-Delta & the 13% oil derivation fund that were meant for developing & cleaning-up the environmental degradation in the Niger-Delta. These are the real enemies of progress that are responsible for the Niger-Deltan predicaments.
6.) According to President Buhari - Even without resurgence & unrest, at least 250,000 barrels a day or about 13% of total production are stolen.
Answer: Now, this is the reason for which the Niger-Delta must be debugged & reset back to factory settings either through peaceful & rational means or war.
Before the discovery of oil in 1956, Nigeria was famous for her agrarian economy through which cash crops like Palm Produce(Oil & Kernel), Cocoa, Rubber, Timber, Groundnuts e.t.c were exported thus making Nigeria a major exporter in that respect.
The Niger-Delta, like every other region enjoyed the proceeds that was made from groundnuts & cotton from the Northern Region, Cocoa from the Western region, Palm-Oil from the Eastern region and nobody complained.
Whatever that is found or discovered within the earth & maritime boundaries of the entity called Nigeria solely belongs to the Government and not some rag-tag bunch of ungrateful, insufferable thieving never-do-wells & militant shielding hypocrites.
Please forgive if I have consciously or unconsciously offended you with my write-up, but here in Ijebu, calling a spade a spade is our destiny & calling - Nagode!  I don't support militant activism but i don't like revisionists either. The Niger-delta of whom most comprised the old eastern region did not share in your cocoa proceeds or whatever. It was not possible anyway, given the fact that resources and its revenues were controlled by the individual regions unlike now. Your cocoa proceeds were utilized by the SW and by the SW alone. |
Education › Re: First Class Graduate Who Can't Spell 'Distinction' by CSTR2: 6:52pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
flokii: def. not from OAU, Unilag or UI.
that m sure of I have a so-called first class graduate engineer colleague from OAU who begs me to solve his energy balance and design projects because he can't. And these are basic problems any intelligent 300level chemical engineering student can solve. The point i am trying to make is that there is nothing special about OAU, Unilag or UI. Graduates from there also flop like '' no man's business''. |
Education › Re: Photo Of Overcrowded Lecture Hall In UNN by CSTR2: 6:41pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
hertheytheydgee: Wait o! Where are the students and the hall? Because all I see are chickens in a poultry farm.
Some dumb UNN students will com soon and tell you they are the best in Nigeria.
FAT SHIOR I like the farm though! 
Will you run BIAFRAN universities like this? If you weren't so bigoted you would realize that the UNN is ran by the federal government of Nigeria. |
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Politics › Re: Female Army Cadet Tortures A Man For Calling Her "Beautiful" by CSTR2: 3:46pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
These are the same citizens that wants their leaders to pull out from the ICC. And yet would be at the receiving end of savage military brutality. Fuccking nutjobs. Animal kingdom.  |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Obas Squatting To Snap With Buhari (Photo) by CSTR2: 3:35pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
Very funny.  I thought they wanted to take a dump. Hungry obas. |
Politics › Re: Fani-Kayode And Precious Chikwendu Welcome Baby Boy by CSTR2: 11:52am On Feb 02, 2016 |
malcomvee: Lazinus, you won't go and hustle, yoruba girls are free... If you can stand the doti and wowo.... Goodluck I am an accomplished engineer with all the financial benefits that entails. There are very few igbo women in Nigeria above my ''pay grade'' regardless of how materialistic the parents and the lady may be. But then i hate materialism and would rather give my money to a homeless stranger than a greedy whoree. |
Politics › Re: African Leaders To Withdraw Membership From ICC by CSTR2: 5:15pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
chloedogie: You guys are just waking up. One of the things Ghadaffi was fighting for that made them sponsor his killing. T[b]HE SO CALLED WEST HAS DONE MORE DAMAGE THAN GOOD TO AFRICA.[/b] And yet it is african leaders that are responsible for wholesale slaughter of millions of their own people. Western leaders invade foreign countries to protect their citizens while you own mal-developed leaders murder their own people in unprecedented savagery. I am sure you are one of those yoruba buhari supporters that thinks he would be there forever. You are not wise. |
Politics › Re: African Leaders To Withdraw Membership From ICC by CSTR2: 3:40pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
African citizens are going to suffer it anyway. When one useless leader decides to slaughter thousands of his own people just because he was insulted, the ICC would gladly look away. Dumbb africans. |
Politics › Re: Fani-Kayode And Precious Chikwendu Welcome Baby Boy by CSTR2: 3:29pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
What a classless whoree. I am igbo but most igbo women are just too materialistic and shallow for my liking. The parents themselves are not helping matters. Money is the only thing they care about. |
Politics › Re: Did Nigeria Aquire Ex Russian Tin Shield Air Defence Radar system? by CSTR2: 3:27pm On Jan 30, 2016 |
I don't think any govt regardless of how dumb would buy this archaic piece of trash. The s-300s and s-400s from russia are currently available and someone with a brain is going for this? Hard to believe. |
Politics › Re: Will You Vote APC Come 2019? by CSTR2: 12:28am On Jan 30, 2016*. Modified: 1:11am On Jan 30, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Southern Governors' Forum Should Be Established by CSTR2: 12:07am On Jan 30, 2016 |
Saboteurs and educated illiterates would make it a pointless venture. Especially when you have people claiming to be more sophisticated than their own shadow and yet can't snatch their own country from the hands of 19th century madmen governing the country like an arabian jungle. |
Politics › Re: Anambra PDP Senators Sacked By Supreme Court by CSTR2: 1:16pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
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Car Talk › Re: Innoson Full Option Fox And Umu Selling Now At 2.5m- Pictures by CSTR2: 12:48pm On Jan 28, 2016 |
forgiveness: Good car but the prize is not encouraging. If Innoson wants to compete with Hyundai, Toyota, Kia etcetera they need to sell at a very cheaper rate and give at least 5 year warrantee or alots of incentives. For instant, Hyundai cars gives warranty Powertrain: 10 years/100,000 miles, Bumper-to-Bumper: 5 years/60,000 miles, Roadside Assistance: 5 years/unlimited miles, Corrosion Protection: 7 years/unlimited miles and that was how they were able to breakthrough American market. Now, they are one of the top ten selling cars in America.
They should also do lots of advert else nobody will take them serious. This is not Jonathan's era, so they should not expect anything from there.
The governor of Anambra state should adopt the car as his own official car and if he wants it to be bullet proof then he should bring it to Proforce in Ijebu ode. Bullet proof technology and business is pretty basic stuff which most car manufacturers engage in. So i am sure Innoson can embed bullet proof qualities on their own vehicles if the client requires it. |
Politics › Re: FG To Spend N65bn On Warplanes, Weapons, Others by CSTR2: 2:05pm On Jan 11, 2016 |
sweetgala: What can the SU/MIG do any better against our existing threats or future ones. Unless you know of an impending war in Nigerian airspace, I don't see why we need radar defence or ground to air misile systems.
What we need right now are a ton of mig 35, ka50 and mi28 type attack choppers, a few heavy lift and transport planes, and a ton of small ground attack birds. Nompojnt wasting money on very expensive radar systems Threats don't give notice before they come. Nigeria is currently surrounding by enemy nations of nations like chad with total air superiority over Nigeria. Cameroon, another hostile nation is protected by French rafale. The gulf of guinea is becoming a more treacherous terrain which would soon elicit the attention of powers like france or even the US. Sudan, Algeria, Ethiopia, and even angola who are massively up-arming, have Nigeria within striking range with their su-30s and given the global oil politics and African geo-politics, you can never take anything for granted. If Nigeria begins to grow the way she ought to with a bullish economy in the mould of china, enemies would be created, and it takes a certain amount of deterrence to achieve that level and pace of economic growth with a peace of mind. Btw,Nigeria is also angling for a UN permanent seat along with Algeria, Egypt and southafrica. And I am sure you know a robust military is a very serious criteria to be selected to play among the big boys. |
Politics › Re: FG To Spend N65bn On Warplanes, Weapons, Others by CSTR2: 10:18pm On Jan 06, 2016 |
Jf-17 thunder? Are you kidding me? For a country that has no detterence? The priority should be getting those russian sukhois and get your defences sorted out first. Technology transfer comes later. |