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^^^^ abegii, direct me to those comments. dont have the patience to go over all pages. |
The OP obviously has comprehension issues. Its allowed. abegii stop spreading ur disease. |
ritux: The Notherners (Bokoharam and sponsors) have prevented us from seeing any good thing GEJ and his government are doing.Another Clark in the making. what about the Retardeen that has the list of evil boko Sponsors with him? |
Again bakare has spoken well. |
greateros: poster u r advised to apologize for that mistake before it becomes unforgivable! chucky234: Oh Demdem,sorry oooo,forgot you a boys scout member waging war against 40 lappy team. |
A failure must be removed no matter what. Asari himself knows the Retardeen has failed the people at least till date. On this basis i stand. |
The best time to start implementing the UNEP report is now and not later. i wonder what the Retardeen is doing about this being a Niger-Delta man himself. If truly he has the interest of his people at heart, he should work towards it. Is it until another Aboki becomes President that it will be worked on? |
phildon: I beg to disagree. If his problem na contract ebele for don give am.besides Asari is no pauper himself, come PH and see Asari living large and mighty. do u mind these ignorant foools? |
Billyonaire: Do you know why I pity you ? With your educational background and vast knowledge of internet, the word of Dokubo Asari, is a dogma to you. If you hold the word of Dokubo is such a high esteem, and has a guiding principle. You are finished.Pity ur miserable self Billygoat. My first post attacked Asari himself. he isnt a saint and should obviously be in jail with the likes of Tompolo, Boyloaf ( the retardeen's non-portfolio advisers) etc However in this case, the messenger is of little importance to me than the message itself. When the almighty decides to fight for his people, he can allow their enemies to come against themselves and eat their flesh altogether. This is what i see here. |
honeric01: Silly people, passing blame on others while trying to appear innocent.I endorse this post. Too much of kai-kai is affecting Clark. he is obviously going insane. |
chosen04: Boko Haram: Jonathan Has Failed Nigerians— Dokubo-AsariEnd of story. at least till date. Anyone that thinks otherwise is obviously mad. |
chucky234: What a pointer,hmmm scratching my head profusely.Why do u have to place me i the midst of those fooools? How dare u ![]() |
chosen04: Boko Haram: Jonathan Has Failed Nigerians— Dokubo-AsariI cried these for months. Amnesty is in no way solving the problems of the Niger-delta. Very soon these whole region will explode. Nigeria is just simply sitting on a time-bomb that may consume all if care isnt taken. |
chosen04: Boko Haram: Jonathan Has Failed Nigerians— Dokubo-AsariI hope that expired man called clark and his goons here on nairaland can read and assimilate? |
chosen04: Boko Haram: Jonathan Has Failed Nigerians— Dokubo-AsariI wonder what would have happened if General Buhari had uttered these statements. Foools here will be calling for his head. he hasnt even said anything close to this ooo. |
kbdrim: The difference between BOKO HARAM and nigerdelta militants is that the mallams are willing to die. After making so much money from amnesty. Im wondering how many warlords in the Delta are willing to die. Threatening a man who is ready to die for his cause with death doesnt change the dynamics of the game. Right now, I cant see any solutionto this wahalaAnd that makes a huge difference that Asari hasnt factored in. I think he is talking jargons. The Abokis are going suicidal, how many of those overfed militants can sojourn to such terrain? Do they have such liver? The so called militants i know will love to enjoy life, ffuck their women and their fishes, drink kai-kai as if there is no tomorrow and steal crude. Life starts and ends with that to them. I wonder the army Asari dey talk about oooo ![]() |
Those talking about the Niger-delta thriving are simply fooolish and not helping matters at all. Those thriving IMO are the likes of tompolo, Boyloaf, Ateke, Asari himself and the political elites. The people are still impoverished. Their environment still nothing to write home about. The Niger-delta people are indeed still suffering. As for the Retardeen, am not surprised. he hasnt suceeded in any political office before now (in terms of delivering), The presidency can never be an exception. |
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Beaf: Dude, you are the one who is paranoid and prejudiced. Otherwise, you would know how to be reserved as a moderator. What mod would attack an NLer for being pro-GEJ in a way that attracts the "forty laptop" fools (who should be banned for stalking, anyway)? What sort of mod actively encourages stalking?My friend, u make no sense IMO. Who did the banning on u? was it Seun or OAM4J. Answer that objectively and we will know who to tackle. u are just mis-firing as usual. |
Pataki: Buhari offered Retardeen advice 101 on how to counter Boko Haram.Spots on. Av always known Clark to as a man that talks jargons most of the time. He truly was brought up with a daily dose of "oyel" and "kai-kai". these ones exhibit their stupidity anyhow, anywhere. |
manny4life: Me personally, as much I try to to see good in GEJ, I think this action is good. How come a country like Nigeria has no debt ceiling, borrowing money anywhere and anyhow. Abeg, I don't support this borrow borrow, Nigeria is a blessed nation with abundant (Land, Natural, Capital and Human) resources . Why should you borrow when you have plenty, isn't that a curse?i endorse this post |
ypzilanti: Na wah, oh! Upon all my input in this struggle. No body listed my name?u have also been honoured Elueme: Gbawe, Kobojunkie, dayokanu, bayo, pataki, demdem etc.. Zypizalanti is just a hater doesn't seem paid.. He reasons well at times |
kutchs: The names of Tinubu/Buhari/El-rufai paid agents on Nairaland have been released. This is contained in a statement made available to the press on Sunday in Lagos and includes notorious names like DAYOKANU, DEMDEM, BAYOOOO, SISI-KILL, IDIRECT, OYB, SUPERIOR 1 etc. Although the statement did not state how much they are paid for the dirty jobs they do on Nairaland, investigation reveals they are handsomely paid. What bothers most people now is why in spite the huge amount they get, they still look hungry, unkempt and greedy. Elueme: Gbawe, Kobojunkie, dayokanu, bayo, pataki, demdem etc.. Zypizalanti is just a hater doesn't seem paid.. He reasons well at timesam honored to be named among men and women that stands for the truth. Sycophancy doesnt run in my genes. Those ones are irredeemably cursed |
The killer party at its best |
dedeike: That is the media for you. Always exercise caution in reading their stories. They all have their biases. Except very few ones.Like NTA, Thisday, tribune right? |
[quote author=9ja_I_hail]I will like to add some other names. Gbewe should have made my list but i think he can make a good regional politician but here we are looking for those that can make a good national politicians. (naptu2)A detribalized Nigeria though he/she appear too soft to be at the main stream politics of Nigeria but i think he/she can make a good ambassador or minister. (Beaf)A determined guy that can with stand any pressure.Though some of his policies may be wrong in the sight of other Nairalanders but i think Nigeria need someone with his kind of mind.Haven without all the pressure and insults from many nairalanders prove to me that if him emerge as senate president of any other vital position there would be a great change because he has the ability to stand by his decision and always make good use of his threats. (Andre uweh) Minister or house of rep. (DEMDEM)Despite him deriving joy in any thread that speak ill of GEJ and most of his criticism about GEJ is wrong still i see him as someone with good manifesto,i mean he possess political abilities that can bring meaningful change in Nigeria politic.I think he prefer been an opposition party rather been the ruling party shall i say he will make a good watch dog of the nation. (Okija juju) The part he played during the eze ndigbo nairaland proves that he can turn the table for his opponents.Maybe he can as well be a good traditional ruler .[/quote]prove this by highlighting one instance, just one. Am waiting bro |
[quote author=D-Explorer]NOI has tried her best in providing neccessary information to both chambers. You wanted to drag me into her reliability on fuel subsidy probe, i won't go that lane with you on this thread. Lets talk on budget implementation and her claims which am sure she can and will defend outrightly.[/quote]Bros, considering recent development do u think NOI was truthful with us when she kept going from one TV station to another about the subsidy scheme? or was it a legitimate error on her part or simply incompetence? This will help us in determining the kind of woman we are dealing with here |
[quote author=lanre_front]Many of the guys defending Ngozi Iweala have said: it's because of the new policy of "not business as usual"; that Iweala is trying to be cautious and therefore delaying payments to make sure that monies released are spent on what they are meant for. Be that as it may, even if we accede to this argument, the truth is that, it's not enough reason for such a an abysmal low level of budget implementation. There really is no tenable excuse for this; and anyone who disagrees with this does not know what a budget. It's either that or the person is full of mischief. She should release money for budget implementation to a reasonable level and do whatever it takes to monitor that the money is spent on the items meant for, even it means forming her own special economic task force to perform this duty. Nigeria can afford it and she already has the President's maximum support. Conclusion: 12% budget implementation of the country's budget is in-excusable no matter the reason. The House of Reps and Senate have not erred by calling her to order on this. They are doing the right thing. Are they supposed to be intimidated by her because she's from World Bank.[/quote]Exactly, infact she doesnt need to constitute any new task force whatsoever. we already have project implementation groups in various ministries, enough special advisers on project implementation etc that are being paid by govt for the singular purpose of making sure projects are done strictly to specification. what are these ones doing? she stopping funds is far beyond her powers and she is disobeying the law of the land |
Zutchy: Thank you,please keep up your endeavour to educate some of these ignorant but big mouthed fellows on this forum,keep up the good work,I wish I had the patriotic zeal and fire burning inside you,up youi dont even know what to call u. first respond to my post directed at u in a similar thread, ODE. |
dedeike: Please try to understand me. I accused NASS for approving some insertions by some corrupt civil servants in the system. It is done with the understanding that there may be kick backs and award of contracts by those civil servants to the politicians in return. |
[quote author=D-Explorer]You should know by now because that's exactly what both chambers are doing - to pressurize the government at the mid-year (after they approved budget) and portray them as unserious and incompetent before Nigerians. They got their games well played. I bet, the same fate will befall 2013 IF 2013 budget is not approved by both chambers in 2012. Before anyone says "it's GEJ's fault" as confirmed by Maku, he has already ordered all ministers to submit their appropriation by september so that both chambers will have 3months to themselves. GEJ is smarter than what Nigerians think but these legislature will always turn simple issues around until it's complex.[/quote][b]u all talking about the NASS spending eternity to passed the budget, av u even considered when the retardeen himself submitted the proposals to the NASS at all? He submitted late and even after passing by both houses, it took the Retardeen another month to sign it to law. what are u guys even talking about b] Four months after the budget proposals were submitted to the National Assembly and one month after the lawmakers passed the estimates with adjustments, the 2012 Appropriation bill has now become law. President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday signed the 2012 Appropriation Bill into law, but with a stern warning to Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs) against lobbying to distort the allocations in the budget. He explained that the late passage of the 2012 budget was due to the changes in the cabinet, the appointment of new ministers and other programmes that he described as choking. http://blog.iwatchlive.org/2012/04/jonathan-signs-2012-budget-to-sanction-mdas-for-lobbying-articles/ Now tell me again who is to be blamed? |
dedeike: Therein lies the major fear. there was no proper scrutiny by senate over that budget. It was just garbage in, garbage out.U initially stylishly accused the NASS for tampering with the budget submitted by Ngozi therby making it difficult for Ngozi to implement. i showed u the explanation of the NASS that what they did was minimal adjustment considering past experiences and shouldn't be the reason for Ngozi's shoddy job so far now u are accusing the NASS again that they are to be blamed because they didnt do their work in scrutinizing the budget dedeike, what exactly do u want? |
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