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Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 2:20pm On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Frank-C]I will rather neglect your uncouth reference to the President because i want to address something I feel is of concern. On one hand, you confessed you don't care about government policies and program because they have for far too long yielded no concrete result on ground. On the other hand, you want to neglect what your sincere logic would have seen as a result of REAL WORK and you are demanding for policies and programs.

No wonder ACN believed in scientific rigging. I think you are rigging your own logic scientifically.[/quote]In otherwords, the only electoral reform the Retardeen has carried out is the appointment of Jega and probably pumping more money into INEC. Thats impressive.
For records sake, below is what i stated and not what u claimed above.
By the way, Ffuck ACN. I dont give a damn about them

Demdem:
So get it, policies dont move me. Its what i see with my eyes.

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 2:07pm On Sep 27, 2012

ujchief: inferiority complex at its worst! So we should shit on pant b'cos of a dinner wit Rice and eba? An event made posible by our tax payers money? Gej fidgets at the sight of westerners, thats how he promised the asians that boko haram wil end in june.
Nanscenze!

Can u imagine? i wont even be surprise if we pay them for appearing. why wont they talk jargons. he that plays the piper, dictates the tune

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 2:04pm On Sep 27, 2012

1Dray: Then remain a fo.ol

Iidiot, u've just confirmed that u are a nonentity. will let u be now.

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 2:02pm On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Frank-C]The success of electoral reform is no ruse. We saw it in Imo, Edo, Nassarawa and Bayelsa States.[/quote]Am particularly interested in this part of ur post. Apart from appointing Jega as INEC chairman, what reform has been put in place? The Uwais panel on electoral reform which suggested real and effective electoral reforms, what part of this report has the retardeen put in reality or is ongoing?

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 11:33am On Sep 27, 2012

Turbocharged: This post is basically a function of excessive intake of "paraga"

Infact na kai-kai. A well-known legacy from the Retardeen himself.

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 11:25am On Sep 27, 2012

agabaI23: It becomes the idea of colonial masters when it doesn't favour your stance. When it does, they become the international community.

Give me specific examples to buttress ur point. what u just stated is vague.

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 11:21am On Sep 27, 2012

musiwa7: The issue is if Goodluck want to be sincere. Goodluck Jonathan has seen the satellite pictures.. and he knows the danger the nation of nigeria face.. Goodluck Jonathan can not even claim that he has not seen the satellite pictures..

are u serious?

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 11:18am On Sep 27, 2012

thelastPope: They can't be independent minds because they have vested personal interest not the interest of the masses like they claim. It is a case of we need to get into power by all means. The masses are wiser now. They know these crop of people have no love for them but are just playing dirty politics

ur analysis is flawed because u strongly believe that whosoever has issues with some of the present government ways of governing is a politician. u are wrong. Demdem for one isnt a politician, not interested in power and is part of the masses. U have no basis.

Politics › Re: Jonathan Is A Trainee President - ACN by Demdem(m): 11:13am On Sep 27, 2012

Blair is an assshole. The Liar of a leader sucked bush's cocsk and followed him to Iraq to seek for WMD they knew never existed. These selfish lots are only interested in their country and theirs alone. They dont have good intentions for others. Following his advise and claiming he knows more whats is good for Nigerians better than Nigerians themselves to me will be foolishness

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Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 11:01am On Sep 27, 2012

PointB: Oga I no get time for cyclic argument now. I dey work, abeg!

Just want u to be consistent and stop moving with the wind.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 10:47am On Sep 27, 2012

CHESSBOARD: Trust Yoruba man, their 1st name is "fear" while their surname is 'Coward"

Abegii, dont start any tribal war here. Issues at stake are far more important than this.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 10:21am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Alaafia l‘oro]Lmao at those names,you seem to have many of those names. We are all guilty of name calling,especially people we don‘t like. I believe in moderation afterall those names won‘t change them but may rather make them madder and less responsible.[/quote]Good. so let me be with my Retardeeno president.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 10:17am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=.NET]Oga Minister, if you are not ready to name the person who ceded Bakassi to Cameroon, then please just shut up. You wan sound relevant, whereas your time don pass. Wetin sef?

If you know the person, tell us. On the other hand, if you don't, go sidon somewhere.

PS: Demdem, no mind this guy abeg. I'm not sure he has his facts right.

.NET[/quote]To be honest, am interested in knowing what he knows. Am sure he is an authority on this issue because all what that transpired at the ICJ coupled with all documents tabled by both parties (Nigeria/camerron) didnt happen at his back. he represented this country.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 10:14am On Sep 27, 2012

PointB: We can see the result of his representation of Nigeria - calamity!

Wouldn't he be deem wise, if he shut his mouth, and let the country sort out the mess people like him created!

Oga, i think u are trying to change the goal post here. U earlier requested that Gowon himself should "boot on", now u demand they shoud shut up. which one should we admit now?

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 10:08am On Sep 27, 2012

ayox2003: Can u just imagine ?

If the opposition doesn't always represent the voice of the people, how on earth does it concern him?

Come-to-think-of-it, opposition always represents the voice of the people in Syria, Libya, Egypt and Russia right? But not in Nigeria just because the current administration forms a strong tie.

This shows that the West doesn't have the interest of the people at heart. Once the govt is an ally, the opposition is wrong and if otherwise the opposition is right.

No wonder Desmond Tutu wants this man to be jailed for war crimes.

Frawzey

Succinctly said. i love this.

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Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 10:06am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Frank-C]^
If I understand you, you appreciate an unnamed number of this administration's policy but you are not disposed to DO SOMETHING to advance it, even if it means explaining it to our less informed friends. You seem to be driven more by what you think could go wrong with its implementation. Now, how does criticizing those same policies you 'appreciate' for non performance even before they go their full life cycle make you a better Nigerian. And for the sake of my children and your children, don't you think that the best we could do for our country of birth is to DO SOMETHING in whatever capacity to make things better instead of complaining about the potential of policies to go wrong.

These guys on investment drive for our country are doing something. Now what else are you doing apart from telling them how they are going to fail?[/quote][b]Firstly, whatever i may be doing on my own is a personal initiative am not obliged to share with anyone including u. Be rest assured that i'm not idle. Secondly u claimed i criticized some policies which u earlier claimed i didnt mention, dont u think u are contradicting ursef just to prove that am really bad cool

Again, as much as i appreciate some of these initiatives (Which arent new anyway) am not so much excited about them yet because factors that led to their failures earlier are still evident till date chief among them is corruption. Can u now understand why i stated until i see it work, am not moved?

If before now we walked on a path that has led us to a particular result, why do u think i should expect a different result when the same path "seems" to be holding sway. U may be optimistic, its allowed but am not. respect that.

The so called investment drive in my opinion is a waste of time and resources. They should concentrate on basic necessities of life at home with our resources, make the environment (economic inclusive)conducive, change the orientation of our people and we all will see investment go overdrive. Investors themselves wants better things.[/b]

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 9:48am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Alaafia l‘oro]We all know it‘s a non-existent word but it can easily be termed as ‘a psychological retarded fellow‘. So,is calling our president a retarded man(fool,slowpoke etc) constructive?
^^^^mods,why do you have to change r.etarded to slow? I dont think that is a foul word.[/quote]Names calling can never never be constructive. U do it to one then u do it to all. The retardeen has no two heads.

OBJ - Gorilla etc was that constructive? let me see ur criticsm
Yaradua - baba suegbe, go slow etc was that constructive? let me see ur criticisms
Buhari - Terrosist etc is that contructive? let me see ur criticisms even on this thread
these are just few examples. it cut across all

Besides the most important point came from you when u stated that they deserve it.

Politics › Re: Abia Governorship Race - Road To 2015 by Demdem(m): 9:39am On Sep 27, 2012

Why do u have to wait till 2015 since its a fact that he is currently doing nothing. Are we even sure we will still be around by 2015. Now is the time to take ur destiny into ur hands and stop procrastinating. IMPEACH HIM NOW

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Politics › Re: Biafra Group Insist On November 5 Declaration Of Independence by Demdem(m): 9:36am On Sep 27, 2012

These thugs must be crushed the same way evil boko is currently being crushed.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 9:32am On Sep 27, 2012

passionate88: one of d laptops attack boys of boko... Jtf is around d corner.

Whatever. Just prove ur allegation or forever be tagged a liar. period.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 9:27am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Alaafia l‘oro]People can be called names afterall our politicians deserve it but I believe it must be constructive and minimal.
No need to argue,sir retardeen-critic.
#peace#[/quote]GBAM.

Right from ur mouth. so tell me now what is destructive in Retardeen? A non-existent word be explicit please. besides minimal or not is subjective.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 9:25am On Sep 27, 2012

ndukwejoe: Is it that those who knew what happened during the civil war have all died, what my dad told me was that bakassi peninsula was ceded by gowon. Why do they want to twist the story.

Ok good. but do u have an idea of where ur dad got that info from?

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 9:20am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Frank-C]^
I understand your point, but i also want you to consider the fact that FDI is a necessary engine for economic transformation in this 21st century. If you want FDI in your country, then you have to make your country look attractive and go out there and woo the investors. They will then come in with the requisite finance, skills and technology to make the change you are asking for. This is the most radical way to create job.

Based on that, we have to praise the Team Nigeria for assembling these high profile individuals like Rice and Blair to advance Nigeria's case. If you have really planned an event before, you will appreciate the amount of lobbying and efforts put in to get these guys seated there at that time to polish us in the eyes of the world and they did the job pretty well.

This to me is an active effort by some people to make the country better, not firing cheap shot from anonymous internet forum. If we want this change to happen, we must do what we can. Which of this administration's policy do you endorse and what HAVE YOU DONE to advance it. Now if you tell me that you disagree with ALL of this administration's policies, i will worry about your motives.[/quote][b]That FDI is a necessity is a fact because no nation exists in isolation but that we will need to lobby and go out there and seek for FDI before they come is a lie from the pit of hell. don't be deceived
Let our govt set our house in order, with the population and resources we have with little or even no publicity, investors will naturally come. In this era of global recession, investors are seeking for fertile grounds that will yield remarkable returns and i believe Nigeria tops the list IMO.
Govt going out there seeking for investors when basic necessities of life like light, water, road etc in the midst of plenty remains a mirage to me is a waste of time.

of cos i appreciate quite a number of this govt initiatives like i always do in past govts. Policies/initiatives has never been our problem. Infact the bulk of the present policies are backlog of OBJ however thats not even the point. Its the implementation. The desire is there but is the will also present. Even when they are being implemented, the bulk is trailed will corrupt practices.

So get it, policies dont move me. Its what i see with my eyes. [/b]

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Politics › Re: Osun To Create 27 Local Governments - Aregbesola by Demdem(m): 9:07am On Sep 27, 2012*

Its interesting to see those that supports state creation especially in their zones to now come here to reject the call for LG creation.
Hypocrites, who are u deceiving?

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Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 9:01am On Sep 27, 2012

afam4eva: Those are appointed spokes persons for GEJ but this Akinjide stopped working for Gowon after the civil war.

U dont need to be in government to become a spokesman for a person. Infact, a simple phone call to ur desired spokesman to speak on ur behalf in whatever forum will do

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 8:59am On Sep 27, 2012

PointB: The ones you referenced are empowered officially, and are paid for what they do. Pray, on which authority is does this retarded slave speak for Gowon?

Kasumu or so that speaks for IBB constantly is in which capacity officially? Pray to me first that this "slave" is not personally mandated to speak for Gowon. Besides he didnt say he is speaking on his behalf, he is just laying out the facts but left out the desired names. yes the facts i said because he represented this country at the ICJ during the trial. I believe all these documents will be at his disposal.

Politics › Re: Osun To Create 27 Local Governments - Aregbesola by Demdem(m): 8:55am On Sep 27, 2012

Again i demand that our constitution must be re-written to enable proper restructuring of this country. Ammending it cant save us. I simply cant fault what Osun state is about to embark on as long as they follow the constitution. Lagos also did the same and they are right.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 8:49am On Sep 27, 2012

PointB: Gowon is alive, and very articulate to boot! Let him speak for him self. I don't understand the unbridled propensity for slaves to speak for their masters!

The same way Maku the silly one, okupe the dog and Abati the liar speaks for the master the Retardeen.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 8:46am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Alaafia l‘oro]I was expecting not less from you,sir retardeen.
Just like you know,you can kill yourself with hatred,nobody cares.
#learn to be constructive with criticism because hatred kills faster than AIDS#[/quote]So calling my President a Retardeen the same way other leaders are called names here on NL makes me an hater right?
Sorry, but i think u are dumb.
I dont hate the retardeen, what for?

Politics › Re: Jonathan: Fear Of The Unknown Forces Nigerian Leaders To Stay In Office by Demdem(m): 8:40am On Sep 27, 2012

The earlier u realize that those selfish colonial masters of urs are really after their own interests in our country the better for us all. They will come, sulk us dry and leave us has dry woods with no governmental policies to protect his citizens. What makes these ones the "Right people" to comment about my homeland? These selfish ones are in no way qualified at all and can never be an authority to know whats best for my homeland.
My government is giving me crumbs (democracy dividends) at an highly exorbitant rate when the potential (financial,human resources) to eat raw meat at the right price is there even now as we speak and u expect me to rejoice with that? Nonsense. U can hail such but i refused too.

By the way, why do u think those that are not in agreement to the workings of the present govt tends to be aligned with opposition parties? Cant they simply be independent minds?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Uruguayan President Donates 90% Of His Salary To Charity by Demdem(m): 8:27am On Sep 27, 2012

[quote author=Alaafia l‘oro]I believe it is hightime you checked your dictionary for another word to use because you have over-used the word ‘RETARDEEN‘!
Your hatred for GEJ is too much,it‘s definitely affecting your sense of reasoning!
#no homo,just wondering#[/quote]Do u think am on NL to make u feel good or satisfy u. Whatever i call the man is none of ur business whether inside "dico" or not. Because i demand good and responsive governance, it automatically makes me a hater, Damn it. Only Reetards thinks that way.
Morron, its either u attend to the topic of discussion on this thread or u crawl back to ur cave and let me be.

Politics › Re: Gowon Did Not Cede Bakassi - Akinjide by Demdem(op): 8:20am On Sep 27, 2012

Biggyd2: Still in line with what I am saying though. He must know. Everything ended during his administartion. [/b]He may be able to give us facts that we don't know about. My fear is that everything possible should be done to help these people. We won't want a situation where we have another BH issue in Bakassi. That won't be funny.

[b]I feel u however it should be noted that everything hasnt ended. There is still room for appeal which we all expect the Retardeen to attend to. The case was already in court before OBJ came in 1999.

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