Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 9:09am On Oct 10, 2014 |
drnoel: Bad rubbish Eediotic fool. Jonaadaft cocck sucker. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 7:37am On Oct 10, 2014 |
[[s]quote author=drnoel post=27015729] So u are still bent on insults and not take well meant correction. When an unruly child refuses to listen. He will be beaten to make him hear word. I don't want to be hard on u but don't push me.I will leave u to ur kind cos I don't have time for this ur bullshit. I got to work. So good bye to bad rubbish.[/quote][/s]
Fool, all these blab for what exactly? U still want to justify jonaadaft corruption? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 7:16am On Oct 10, 2014 |
drnoel: There he goes again. Insulting his betters. I weep for Nigerians when children don't learn respect. Have wasted time replying ur stupidity. Janja.weeding is not safe 4 nigeria Fool, u are nothing but a piece of shit. I trample on ur kind daily.eternal fool for justifying jonaadaft corruption. My dog is even better than ur kind. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:12am On Oct 10, 2014 |
davitogreat: What high level construction went on during abachas time? What did the abacha petroleum fund do for nigeria? U are obviously part if the indomie generation to be asking such ridiculous question as regards what PTF did during abacha time. Ask ur fathers or better still uncles who are surely in the know. Even till today in universities, ptf logos are still noticeable. Don't have time to attend to kids. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:08am On Oct 10, 2014 |
anonimi: General Muhammadu Buhari already said Abacha was not corrupt now so  And I disagree with the General completely on this. I understand that he is human and can't always be right. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:06am On Oct 10, 2014 |
drnoel: U see I knew u really think with ur ass not ur head. I never said cos OBJ was corrupt then GEJ is also. Janja.weed still causing confusion even from the beginning of times. Pray why so much hatred 4 things ur little brain finds hard to comprehend? Fool, u can only deceive ur miserable likes but not sane folks. Surely this is an after thought after the third or fourth post. What ur post implied was clear, shove ur denial back into ur arse. Oponu. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:32pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
[s] drnoel: That's u saying it not me. When u understand things upside down just cos u think with ur ass and nor ur head. How should that be my problem? Are u sure u are really not an APC stooge. [/s] Fool, this senseless post of urs can never erase the foolishness u displayed earlier. Obj was corrupt, so jonaadaft must be. What a foolish talk. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:30pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
Curlieweed: Those reforms should be backed by an act of the NASS. Johny Boy is the head of the executive branch not the legislature. We need to understand these little distinctions. He did what he could as an executive, "appoint a competent executive". You need to put the pressure on your representatives to adopt Uwais' recommendations into law. Stop being naughty by half. is it forbidden for the Executive to forward proposed reforms suggested by its committe to NASS in form of executive bill? Did jonaadaft do that? NASS can't adopt what they don't know about. It's executive report not nass report. What did jonaadaft do with the report ? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:29pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
Curlieweed: Those reforms should be backed by an act of the NASS. Johny Boy is the head of the executive branch not the legislature. We need to understand these little distinctions. He did what he could as an executive, "appoint a competent executive". You need to put the pressure on your representatives to adopt Uwais' recommendations into law. [b] Stop being naughty by half |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:11pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
Curlieweed: The fact that you apparently have reasons to believe that GEJ may lose the elections next year is yet another feather to Johny Boy's already brimming hat.
His efforts in designing an environment where elections are meaningful and where the "I" in INEC actually means independent is even more important than his already monumental economic and infractural achievements.
I am happy that the vast majority of Nigerians realize these unassailable achievements and recent polls indicate that a landslide victory is a forgone conclusion. Don't even go there. What makes INEC independent? Is it jega? If jega resigns today, will it still be independent? There was a reason why jonaadaft set up the uwais panel for electoral reform and uwais did an excellent job. When it was time for jonaadaft to implement, the fool gave us jega and junked the rest. Inec is no way independent. The neccessary reforms neccessary to ensure free and fair elections right from the lg levels to federal levels isn't just there. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 6:00pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
anonimi: Can this be taken as an admission of the fact that GEJ's administration is LESS corrupt than OBJ's, particularly considering the level of infrastructure construction/revival in the past three years or so  Only eternal fools will accept such. Even during abacha period, there was high level of infrastructural construction that came in ptf projects. We are talking of corrupt thieves here. Infact, jonaadaft corruption is remarkable considering the fact that he started it from his bayelsa days when the fool did nothing throughout as governor. The drunkard shared money throughout. Anyone justifying jonaadaft corruption because of previous leaders acts deserves death. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 5:53pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
drnoel: More APC stooges. U think insults get things done then u really must be dumber than ur handle. Fool, Ffuck apc. Don't give a damn about them. Much more concerned about the stupidity u just displayed here. Useless goat, how dare u justify jonaadaft corruption because obj was corrupt? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Politics 2015: GEJ Might Lose As An incumbent, And Here's Why - by Demdem(m): 5:23pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
drnoel: This is bias talking. GEJ administration is not as corrupt as OBJ's so what the he'll are u talking about. Have u 4 gotten how OBJ and his boys were acting g with impunity. Well from ur write up it is now officially known that Nigerians have short term memory loss Will ur shut ur trap. Must jonaadaft administration be corrupt at all? So because obj was corrupt, the otuokpe fool must also be right? Oponu. |
Politics › Re: Court Stops Adamawa Bye Election And Orders Swearing In Of Former Deputy Governo by Demdem(m): 3:02pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
soroptimist: Nyako testified in court he didnt receive any letter of resignation from his Deputy,thereby enhancing his case
The correct manner of resigning is for the Deputy to tender his letter to the Governor and not to the House or Speaker even if he did so.......it is not recognised by law
So in the chronology and sequence of event leading to the arrangee impeachment of Nyako,the Deputy should have become the Governor Interesting development. |
Politics › Re: Seized $5.7million: APC Used By ‘Foreign Interests’ To Destroy Nigeria — PDP by Demdem(m): 2:52pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
Even if sheepo can no longer climb jonaadaft cocck comfortably because of her enormous weight, APC must be blamed. Foolish metuh. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Lobbies For Buhari by Demdem(m): 2:39pm On Oct 08, 2014*. Modified: 3:07pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
This is good news coming from a party fools claim won't survive. Jonaadaft end is fast approaching. |
Politics › Re: Is Peter Obi Not Believing In The Igbo-party Again? by Demdem(m): 2:19pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
APGA died since with Ojukwu. |
Car Talk › Re: Presidential State Cars 2014 (photos) by Demdem(m): 1:57pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
I expect nothing else but innoson for jonaadaft. |
Politics › Re: Court Stops Adamawa Bye Election And Orders Swearing In Of Former Deputy Governo by Demdem(m): 1:32pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
titoetal: Is Mr Ngilari's action not subject to a legal suite against him knowing fully well that his letter was illegal? It was premeditated and intended to deceive the public. And the house of assembly was foolish enough to accept it. Even if the speaker was jazzed, could the whole house be? None with their advisers could call for the rejection since it didn't follow due process. |
Politics › Re: Court Stops Adamawa Bye Election And Orders Swearing In Of Former Deputy Governo by Demdem(m): 1:28pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
agabusta: Are you sure about that? Nyako played a key role in the case that enabled the deputy to win as someone stated earlier. What role if I may ask? Anyway, time will tell. |
Politics › Re: Court Stops Adamawa Bye Election And Orders Swearing In Of Former Deputy Governo by Demdem(m): 11:45am On Oct 08, 2014 |
Funnicator: Who is winning now? Even though the Ex deputy governor is of pdp stock, does apc win in anyway? This newly installed governor hasn't been in good terms with Nyako even when he was in office. The killer party is still in control of that state.
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Politics › Re: Court Stops Adamawa Bye Election And Orders Swearing In Of Former Deputy Governo by Demdem(m): 11:35am On Oct 08, 2014 |
I knew this will happen. The process by which the resignation took place was obviously illegal. What am yet to decipher now is who exactly is playing what game. The state house was very foolish not to have mandated the deputy governor to follow the proper channel. |
Politics › Re: Why Do Some Igbos On Nairaland Think I Am Not An Igbo Person by Demdem(m): 7:58am On Oct 07, 2014 |
I understand the plight of many ibos on this thread. To them, no matter how useless the fool in aso rock is, he just has to be supported and his cocck sucked. They simply can't fathom why any other person who claim to be ibo shouldn't suck the drunkards cocck? To them, it's an Ibotic calling that must be adhered to and any sensible ibo who deem it not fit is tagged boko haram. @ op, u are not the problem, these fools are so u don't need to bother. Ibo u are. Whatever they say or think can't "unibo" u. U are indeed a true light for the ibo race. |
Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 7:48am On Oct 07, 2014 |
insideview: Like I said.... my opinion. I leave judicial pronouncement for those trained in such matters.
And yes I expect Fayose has assembled his team. He has not peserved so far by being dull.
But that his ascension will not take place as scheduled, the main point of the whole plot, that one will not fly. What will only stop his ascension as it is now is a court proclamation. Don't be deceive, if this happens it will be illegal for him to be sworn. This explains why I earlier called on him to assemble his SANS to fight his battles and not useless thugs he parades himself with all day. |
Politics › Re: Why Do Some Igbos On Nairaland Think I Am Not An Igbo Person by Demdem(m): 7:44am On Oct 07, 2014 |
175: You are not a Religious/Tribal Bigot. . . .but you just called Mr. President, as in your very own President weda u like it or not,. . .Jonadafft.
I can But only pity you and ur ilks.
Criticisim is different from being insultive! Rubbish. Pity ur miserable self instead. Didn't the same jonaadaft regard some leaders as rascals? What is good for thiefnuubu is also good for bokohaari likewise it is good for the drunkard from otuokpe. Jonaadaft till ur early grave. |
Politics › Re: "Suntai Is Missing": Taraba Acting Governor by Demdem(m): 7:39am On Oct 07, 2014 |
Descartes: This man has been so desperate .  Which of them? The governor that ought to have been sacked for being incapable to perform his duties for years or the deputy that can't see his boss after several trials. |
Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 7:24am On Oct 07, 2014 |
[quote author=insideview post=26928882][/quote] Yes, his name was substituted but what about INEC? They witnessed the primaries and still towed the path of illegality by first giving Omehia certificate of return until the court right their wrong. Besides, iNEC confirmed the substitution. There is a law opponents claim was breached as regards fayose eligibility, they are free to address this supposedly wrong anytime they deem fit whether before elections or after elections or even after swearing him in. I don't think such is illegal also unless the court will strike out their plea. Am also not a lawyer but at times logical reasoning doesn't suggest adherence to the law. If I am fayose u will by now be assembling the best of SANS the country can offer to plead my cause in the law court instead of assembling thugs to courts threatening judges therby trying to prevent the cause of justice.
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Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 1:59am On Oct 07, 2014 |
insideview: Seriously, what gives. In one breathe you postulate that the law supersedes all emotion and in the next you say every one know Inec isn't independent. Kindly breakdown what the position of the law is regarding the clearing of candidates for elections in Nigeria. That "everyone knows" seems like your private position.
Legally a man was cleared, contested and won. Then you now want to put the cart before the horse. . Quoting legalese where it suits you and projecting. Personal opinion where it doesn't?
Propaganda is legal. Believing your own lies is fatal Legally Omehia was cleared in Rivers, contested and won. The court came back with a verdict, Amaechi should be governor not Omehia.
Each side of the divide can continue with this till infinity and that explains why we should allow the court to decide based on the laws of the land. |
Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 10:28pm On Oct 06, 2014 |
Timehin: Hammering How? To be fair to u, u mentioned it just once. That's OK. My position is clear and unambiguous. Let both parties slug it out in the law court by presenting their evidence in support of their argument. That the people voted for fayose is inconsequential if the foundation is faulty. Let the court decide if fayose is eligible or not. |
Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 10:06pm On Oct 06, 2014 |
Timehin: I didn't say INECs job is to interprete the law, so dont get me wrong. Good. In otherwords, because INEC cleared him to run doesn't make it right. If the court deem it fit, it can declare INEC action illegal. Stop hammering on inec cleared him stuff.....inec can err. |
Politics › Re: Support Our Troops Not The Terrorists by Demdem(m): 9:55pm On Oct 06, 2014 |
[quote author=Ahmeduana post=26921821][/quote]Fool, is that all u av got? So u have no evidence and u had to guts to open that ur leprous mouth to make allegations. Bastard, u are nothing but a produce of a rotten kunt. Jonaadaft till ur early grave. |
Politics › Re: E-11 And The Lessons Of History IN Ekiti. by Demdem(m): 9:54pm On Oct 06, 2014 |
Timehin: Is the law made for man or man made for the law Parts of our constitution needs an overhaul in reference to some of our rights as expressed via our will.
However i don't have a problem with judges that are apolitical and fair in their judgements but unfortunately the so called 'last hope of the common man' is gradually falling under the grip of corrupt politicians. I agree with u that part of our so called laws needs to be overhaul however pending when that is done, we must make use of what we have for now. If the courts interprets and rule against him as regards eligibility as stated then am sorry, the govt must comply |