₦airaland Forum

St_Black: This is a FULL-FLEDGED rumour & Lie.

SE so far, has no input in the party + SE itself advocates against the interests of APC.

.....and moreover, where is d link to d story Sir?

Ojang Sunday: In FG 's claim, there is an element of truth Mr. Man. In a country where you find people like Buhari and Tinubu, expect more than FG's claim. He who thinks power is every think can do any thing to get power. They have frustrated FG's efforts in POWER by sending Prof. Pat Nneji away through mass protest. Tinubu i know can stop at nothing to fight for power. This agreement was signed during Late President Umar Ya-radua, why insisting on complete payment now. Is this the first time ASUU is striking?

alexchiny: You obviously got the memo! We have reject the party full of children of anger and hate!

princenonny: ASUU chairman is a northerner. What else do u expect when his region has been doing everytin possible to undermine dis govt. Now GEJ has BH on their balls they hv nw resorted to strike. This govt is a divine govt and it wud overcome every challenge by the opposition.

donedy: I still believe that you know nothing about politics. Most of your reasoning are based on delusion. So, the mandate does not include determining who's responsible, but you're already here pointing fingers at the government on other threads. As soon you heard it points to the thug-like rebels, the report became invalid.

Please it's not a must we all must comment on political issues. Some people just observe and leave, try it and you might love it.

NO LONG TIN: Bullshit!! You keep contradicting yourself, u said the west incited the protest/demonstration in Syria, then in another line u claimed the rebels are begging for America's help.

Why do Muslim always blame America or Israel for any protest in the middle east?

They always blame us(we that refuse to think like them) of being blind/illiterate or believing western propaganda, but have they ever stop to think that they are the ones blind or fed islamic/Arab propaganda.


The protest in Egypt that removed Mubarak was blamed on the west, the recent one that removed the Muslim brotherhood was blamed on the west too HABA!!

The peaceful protest in Syria which later became violent because Asad attacked them - the west, but I remember clearly Muslims blaming USA for not intervening, they claimed it was because they don't have oil.

Most Muslim are the ones being lied to by Islamic /Arab propaganda, if 'the west' supports Asad, them go complain, if they support the rebels, they go complain, if they do nothing, them go still complain said goes for egypt

vedaxcool: You don't still get how this things work, they are a number of action Iran could take that would disrupt oil, blocking the straits of homuz, attacking Saudi oil infrastructure, raising all sort of militia that could perpetually attack western interest in a number of places, in fact attacking Iran is easy, dealing with the long term consequence would prove draining! Even Iraq was under oil embergo but still at the end, the prices of oil reached as high as $139 per barrel, Iran even has considerable influence in Iraq, truly dude you do understand what a globalised world means, that will be what would drive the instability in the oil market. You could read more http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/feb/06/iran-oil-exports-destination

LBT: [s]Do you know that when israel attacked syria, russia retaliated and shot down israel f16 and destroyed 2 gun boats which took part in the attack on syria and also hit accurately an american missile supplied to israel which was stored in a warehouse in israel? Some media posted it but removed the post in less than 4 hours of posting it. The Americans known what the russians are capable of; that's why they have not invaded syria but waiting for a fall out between assad and russian which will be a green light. [/s]

donedy: I've watched you closely, all i can deduce is that you lack political insight and shallow. So, the inspector's testimony has k-leg because it points to the rebel. Please stop hallucinating. It's about time those thugs and terrorists are dealt with.

Pattey: Who says Assad isn't wanted? America? Or its pack of Dogs? I.e Shameless (Agbaya) UK, France etc. . .
Or who exactly?

Remii: i am not out to argue, but no one can like you more than yourself without selfish reason. You just attempt what I said by listening to those news chanels with open mind. You will see that CNN support the rebels, RT (Russia Today) supports the govt while Aljazera trie to be sympathetic to Arabian course.
When OBJ was in power, John Konage of CNN went to the creeks during a fuel crisis, he gathred a few people by some means and he announced to the whole world that Nigerians were tired of democracy, he said we were calling for the returns of the military. Frank Nweke took the case up with CNN and he was sacked for that report. If his report was not challenged and that thought went viral on BBM, facebook and twitter, would you have considered that indigenous? Tell me which one of the Arab Spring countries is at peace today after the so called revolutions. How many refugees and untimely deaths do Syrians have now compared to pre revolution. Even if the succeed in removing the Assad of a guy, will this generation ever be the same again? Is the Arab world the most underdeveloped part of the world? Are their leaders most corrupt in the world? Must everyone be under democracy? Are Saudi Arabia, Qatar, China democratic?

this simply didnt answer the question i posed. i requested for specifics. its seems u are not even certain

vladimiros: for the mumus who think Russia military is up to the US

US has the top 2 fastest Jets in the wolrd f-35 and f-22

most warships and warheads

biggest Military reserve, and marines

infact the US army is trained to fight Armies not Insurgents

if you dont believe me go and ask any Military person who has knowledge on military matters..

petnkool: Demdem , your analysis is shit . you know nothing .

seanet02: You simply don't know why Assad is still in power.

Remii: You really believe every uprising is indigenous? You need to listen to views of CNN, RT and Aljazera on the same story from the Middle East.

olusola2bello: This is an old news....this happened the first time there was a chemical attack and the woman withdrew her statement....@Op, kindly verify your stories before posting

alexchiny: Don't you know that the west can sponsor protests and then incite violence during the said protest? Bros, are that naive?

Even if Assad will go, he wont be forced out. Quote me. The grand plans of the west are beginning to unfold.

ettybaba: With the exit of Hosni Mubarak is Egypt better?
With the exit of Gadhaffi is Libya safer?

vedaxcool: You know the price of oil does not work on reserve but on speculations in commodity market, hence US and its allies do not live in isolation, an attack on Iran would definitely attack lead to a spike in oil price even US security apparatus knows this fact!

vedaxcool: maybe, but you forgot oil prices, the fact that oil prices passed a $100 per barrel simply because of the crisis in Egypt, USA attacks Iran they would have to live with extremely high prices of oil, long term disruption to oil supplies etc,and a country that would be damn to difficult to occupy but might decide to launch attacks to oil installations theoretically you are commenting on what you have limited knowledge on!

alexchiny: Isn't wanted by who? By rebels backed by the west to topple a legitimate government so they can install a puppet? i laugh in katamkpe.

striker9: You have a point,I'm not supporting fg but I think ASUU should use another method to achieve their aim.Most of the people supporting ASUU here are graduates,why must the earned allowances be the only problem with ASUU.

Tusky44: ^^^

This is not a forum for dangerous tea please. We are discussing heavyweight states that have produced the best public servants in Nigeria. Do you think we are in the same class with bode george, obasanjo, fani kayode, and patricia eteh?


Soludo is Anambra and Anambra is Soludo.

Go back to your "real yoruba land" osun, ogun, ondo, and oyo states. There you can play yam peels politics with alao akala and his kind.

priceless pearl: Those who are clamoring for the strike to continue are not wearing the shoes of the students. Granted, the public university is a far cry from what a standard university should be but making students sit at home for too long is not the best way to fight 4 what is right. Anyway I can only pray FG co-operates.

riskit33: Hmmm, from the level of your activity on this thread and your responses, i'm tempted to ask you a question - Are you a member of ASUU or maybe a dependent relative of a member?

Burger01: NOw, the loggerhead has started proper. When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. My dear grasses (students ) do engage in part-time jobs, studies, vocational trainings or preferably sit for professional exams in your respective fields rather than just idle away...

Goodluck to the elephants and goodluck to the grasses