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Family › Re: Help! Mine Jobless 18 Years Old Brother Just Bought A Car Worth 5million Naira by Demdem(m): 4:40pm On Oct 28, 2011

@ Poster,

Was he an ex-militant or probably warlord? i am asking this because i know so many of them like that. Just connecting some dots.
however 18yrs, Jobless School cert and above all from Delta, he is definitely on a lonnnnnng thing. Apology to all delta indigenes

Business › Re: GEJ's Economic Reforms Endorsed By Improved Fitch Ratings? by Demdem(m): 4:31pm On Oct 28, 2011

the other day the Retardeen said Obama praised him, so do some african leaders. Now its the time of Fitch. welldone.
By the way, how will this help that common man on the street who has high hopes on FRESH air. abi na Fitch he go chop?
Nonsense.

Business › Re: Wale Adefarasin (PFN) Backs FG On Fuel Subsidy Removal by Demdem(m): 4:17pm On Oct 28, 2011

bedane:
All this arguments are flawed. Removing or keeping the fuel subsidy is not my utmost concern in this issue but the sincerity of Nigerians. How does the barber increase his fee from 200 to 400 because Fuel price increased . Is the fuel the only variable cost that keeps the business. Same goes for all business with the exception of a few. Nigerians are not sincere with one another and until we do there is no progress in view. That's my take on the issue.

Newbie, do u live in Nigeria?

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 4:07pm On Oct 28, 2011

oyb:
eh, you've never heard of gej and the hundred and twenty homeboys?

better go and sort out your drunk diplomacy

Actually, i think they are 0ne hundred and seventy headed by the RETARDEEN himself.

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 1:38pm On Oct 28, 2011

What political grave? Some dude are funny sha. If its obj, will say probably but the retardeen of all people. Abegii no shaking.

Business › Re: Wale Adefarasin (PFN) Backs FG On Fuel Subsidy Removal by Demdem(m): 11:22am On Oct 28, 2011

@austyn
I think its about time u Av a new mentor. Ur present one seems more of a fraud to me than what he professes

Politics › Re: Gej Did Not Show Up At CHOGM by Demdem(m): 11:13am On Oct 28, 2011

playmode:
My cousin in sydney just told me now that the Nigerian entourage is the laughing stock of the day in Australia.Most of the the political forums in Australia are busy disccussing and laughing about Jonathan and his "thugs".What a shame Anyway Nigerians got what they deserve.

Who will see th Retardeen and the rest of his cohorts and won't laugh grin

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 11:00am On Oct 28, 2011

At times I wonder if we all know what true federalism is?
Aregbe's approach may not be th best but also isn't bad. Retardeen isn't aregbe's boss and above all the guy did nothing illegal.
The people of osun are his boss

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 8:41am On Oct 28, 2011

Goddex:
Is that the best form of protest?

Probably not but there is nothing he did that was Illegal. he should be praised and that i give to him.

GEJ was probably right when he described these ACN guys as rascals.

And those that dub the PDP has nest of killers headed by the Drunken fisherman himself isnt out of place

Tinubu is exhibiting it at the code of conduct tribunal.

leave Tinubu out of this. This is btw the Osun govt and FG. its a clear cut

By the way, what where these thugs going to do Abuja, with Osun state money?

The same way all our politicians goes to ABUJA for whatever reason. Not exclusive to Osun. its nationwide. Until we have true federalism, things like this will continue to occur.

I just read from Sun Newspaper that Osun state is on life support with dwindling resources but the governor has money to waste on thuggery to show solidarity to Tinubu at the tribunal.

Where is the thuggery, kindly highlight it.

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 8:18am On Oct 28, 2011

Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State yesterday refused to recognise President Goodluck Jonathan represented by Vice President Namadi Sambo at an event in Oshogbo, the state capital.

Aregbesola who conspicuously left out the President in the ‘Order of Precedence’ (recognition) in his welcome address, stated that “the President was deliberately skipped while recognizing other government officials present at the occasion in order to protest the arrest and detention of 29 members of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) by the Commissioner of Police in Kogi state without any justifiable reason.”

“The arrest of the 29 ACN members in Kogi State was unwarranted as it is a dangerous trend in our democracy and must be reversed in the interest of justice, fairness, equity and sustenance of our democracy,” the Governor said.

The Governor would have shown his anger personally if not for his engagement in Abuja.

Media aide to the governor Semiu Okanlowan said: “His Excellency, Aregbesola, would have loved to make the presentation himself if not for the engagement he had in Abuja. But he was ably represented by his deputy, Mrs Grace Laoye Tomori.”

Speaking at the official commissioning of the Federal High Court, Osogbo, Aregbesola protested the detention of his supporters by the Police, saying it was an insult to his office and infringement on the fundamental human rights of the members.

However, the President who was represented by his vice, Architect Namadi Sambo advised the Governor to seek redress in court if there was any security threat to the lives of the ACN members and infringement on their fundamental rights.

Vanguard could not confirm at press time if the governor will take the advice as he was said to be on his way back to Oshogbo from Abuja.

Aregbesola in a speech titled: “Justice is beyond the court room”, said the federal government needed to address some issues that affect the administration of justice in the country, saying that reckless disregard and disrespect for the principle of fundamental human rights in the country is a serious concern.”

He enumerated some of the issues affecting administration of justice in the country to include impartiality, inefficiency, delays and prison reforms among others.

In his address, President Jonathan urged Judges in the country to pursue judicial codes that is the hall mark of the judiciary, adding that they should strive to erase the unsavory perception about the judiciary in the minds of the public.

The Governor’s grouse

Governor Rauf Aregbesola had on Wednesday expressed displeasure over the arrest, detention and consequent ‘deportation’ of 29 Osun State leaders of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) from Lokoja, Kogi State by the police.

The governor’s spokesman, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon said in a statement: “The ACN leaders were travelling in a bus belonging to the Office of the Governor, Osun State. They were arrested on the Niger Bridge in Lokoja, allegedly on the orders of Kogi State Commissioner of Police Mr. Amanana Abakasanga. The ACN men were travelling to Abuja.

Abakasanga allegedly detained the 29 ACN leaders in Lokoja till yesterday when he dispatched an armed escort to deport them to Okene to ensure that they did not make their trip.

The men were then directed by Governor Aregbesola to insist on their fundamental right of freedom of movement by resuming their Abuja bound journey.

According to him, as soon as the ACN men got to Niger Bridge the second time, they were again stopped by the Police.

When the news of the arrest was received by Aregbesola, he contacted the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Hafiz Ringim, who denied issuing the order to arrest, detain and ‘deport’ the ACN leaders from Kogi State.

The statement reads: “When news reached Governor Aregbesola in Abuja on Tuesday that the men were still prevented from embarking on their onward journey to Abuja, he called the Kogi Police Commissioner to complain on the infringement on the rights of these men to move freely in their country and demanded that the Police Commissioner respect the law without further delay.

Aregbesola spoke to the Kogi state police commissioner, he promised to release the men and allow them to proceed on their journey but he refused to honour his words by detailing a police team led by Mr. James Otai, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, to prevent them from passing through the Niger Bridge to Abuja.

The Osun State government, according to the statement, “takes serious exception at this flagrant violation of the 1999 Constitution by a police officer who is paid and commissioned to enforce the same law but has now chosen to flout it with recklessness.”

“The ACN leaders were not found with anything to suggest criminality while they committed no offence to warrant the shabby treatment they received from the police in Kogi State.

“We wonder where the police commissioner got the power to carry out the unlawful arrest of law abiding citizens, curtail their movement and deport them illegally from one part of their country to another.

“Nigerians should recall that this was how patriotic Nigerians who were on solidarity with the symbol of democracy then, were harassed and persecuted during the sham trial of M.K.O Abiola in 1993 in Abuja.

“It is equally noteworthy to draw attention to the fact that for over 100years that Lagos served as the seat of federal government this assault was never visited on any Nigerian.

“It is important for all citizens to note the totally appalling phenomenon of illegal prevention of citizen to freely visit Abuja which is a city of unity for all as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/arrest-of-acn-members-aregbesola-snubs-jonathan/

Politics › Re: Nigerian States Are All Broke by Demdem(m): 8:05am On Oct 28, 2011

i dont get this, how can Bayelsa be Unhealthy? Sylvia is definitely a crook.

Politics › Re: Gov Aregbesola Snubs Sambo In Osogbo by Demdem(m): 7:59am On Oct 28, 2011

I believe Aregbe is right on this one. I see no signs of rascality here. Its simply a protest from him. This should be encouraged and Aregbe hailed. More of this is needed if truly we want that true federation we all are clamoring for.

Aregbesola, in his speech, said, ”you will notice that I did not salute the person of the vice-president in my opening. I only recognised his office. I mean no disrespect for him but I did it in protest of the outrageous manner the Federal Government, through its agency, the police, has treated my person and office in flagrant violation of federal principle, rights of citizens and liberty of people.”

Aregbesola noted that the act of the police was a declaration of hostility against his person and office as the governor of Osun State. ”I demand an explanation. We must be very careful and watch out for acts capable of destroying the constitution. Reckless disregard for and unconscionable violation of the principles of federalism which position the states and the Federal Government in a union in which the later is just primus inter pares has become the hallmark of the police, as it is (sic) aided in evil mischief by the Federal Government all the time.

“This has subverted the federal principles in the constitution and has de facto turned the country into a unitary state in which the Federal Government assumes the position of a headmaster over the states that are now treated at will like pupils, “ Aregbesola explained.

Business › Re: Wale Adefarasin (PFN) Backs FG On Fuel Subsidy Removal by Demdem(m): 7:51am On Oct 28, 2011

Not disappointed. Its typical of the jerry curl pastor.

Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria's Biggest Problem In One Word! by Demdem(m): 4:43pm On Oct 27, 2011

corruption !!!!!

Politics › Re: Reps Move To Remove Efcc Boss, Waziri ! by Demdem(m): 4:41pm On Oct 27, 2011

Why RETIRED judges? i dont like that idea at all

Politics › Re: Gej Did Not Show Up At CHOGM by Demdem(m): 4:34pm On Oct 27, 2011

Mysterious Non-Appearance shocked

Interesting !!!!!

Politics › Re: Gej Did Not Show Up At CHOGM by Demdem(m): 4:33pm On Oct 27, 2011

olawalebab:
Nigeria has one of the biggest delegations with more than 120 people and its towering President with his distinctive black hat has cut an imposing figure at the business forum all week.

And the RETARDEEN will come back home telling us that the best way to free up funds for infrastructural development is by removing petroleum subsidy. are all these people needed in australia? These is one of the numerous wastes we are talking about.

Fashion › Re: Mr Nigeria 2011: Meet The 18 Contestants by Demdem(m): 4:21pm On Oct 27, 2011

Nonso shouldnt be there at all. They are ok but not too impressive.

Politics › Re: Tinubu Refuses To Enter Dock At CCT Tribunal In Abuja by Demdem(m): 8:38am On Oct 27, 2011

and the drama continues >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan's Surprise Birthday Party In Australia by Demdem(m): 8:35am On Oct 27, 2011

arsenefc:
Maybe the spoon reminded her of ~~GEJ's~~ SAMBO dyck.

Who knows?

EDITED.

The Retardeen is dumb and incompetent

Education › Re: Ogun Govt To Spend N2 Billion On Textbooks by Demdem(m): 8:24am On Oct 27, 2011

^^^^^

It seems to me that all those will go concurrently undecided

Politics › Re: Delta Community Angry Over Gov. Uduaghan's Comment by Demdem(m): 8:17am On Oct 27, 2011

^^^^^^

ACCURSED FUTURE GENERATION !!!!!

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Education › Re: Ogun Govt To Spend N2 Billion On Textbooks by Demdem(m): 7:57am On Oct 27, 2011

Considering the total number of pupils/students given by the commissioner (pending when anyone with verifiable facts can disprove such) i think the sum is fair. the initiative is fantastic. However, does it include private schools also (i doubt though).
i hope the real beneficiaries will get to use it eventually.

Politics › Re: 30 Physically Challenged Deltans Ejected In Ekiti by Demdem(m): 5:15pm On Oct 26, 2011

^^^^^

What happened when able-bodied non indigenes of Abia state working in the civil service were evicted because they werent indigenes?
i am not in support of both cases and its really boils down to the fundamentals that makes us all one nation.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama: Gaddafi's Death A Warning To Others - Who's he threatening? by Demdem(m): 4:51pm On Oct 26, 2011

Seun:
Is GEJ a dictator? If Buhari had won, then yes, it would have been a warning to Buhari.
GEJ has said that he is is no lion or tiger or pharaoh or goliath. So it's not for GEJ, please.

what is this coming out from seun? na wa oooo

Politics › Re: 30 Physically Challenged Deltans Ejected In Ekiti by Demdem(m): 4:37pm On Oct 26, 2011

Unfortunately, more to come. If a Governor can eject all non-abians from the state civil service and nothin happened, i wonder what we expect will happen with this.

Business › Re: 4000MW Gas-fired Power Plant To Be Built In Nigeria by Demdem(m): 4:32pm On Oct 26, 2011

[quote author=Beaf! link=topic=789821.msg9421594#msg9421594 date=1319627698]Unless the bolded is tackled we will perpetually remained in darkness in Naija. What annoys me must is that the people in the position to stop that are the culprits.

I learnt that the Emir of Kano has upto 40% shares with MIKANO Generators. Now tell me if this heediot will ever want a stable power in Nigeria.[/quote]i also heard that the major importers of Diesel needed to power these generators are the Otedolas, dangotes etc who are major PDP financiers. its obvious to me that these financiers are the ones sabotaging the effort of The Retardeen.

Politics › Re: Posters Who Have Lost My Respect In The Politics Section by Demdem(m): 4:15pm On Oct 26, 2011

I knew i posted on this thread earlier. Cant find it again. DAMN IT !!!!1 angry

Business › Re: Failure To Remove Fuel Subsidy Will Lead To Economy Collapse – GEJ by Demdem(m): 8:59am On Oct 26, 2011

otyworld:
I do not understand why someone thinks: that when you remove subsidy, increase licenses to import petrol, that will cause competition and that will automatically drive the cost down. Diesel is completely deregulated, enter a fuel station check for yourself what is happening to diesel.
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I agree with u. what we have now isnt competition, instead we have a cartel where the vast majority are in the ruling party.

Politics › Re: Vote To Ban Beaf From Nl Politics Sections: Aye Or Nay! by Demdem(m): 8:39am On Oct 26, 2011

nahhhhhhhhhhhh, let him stay. i enjoy seeing his stupidity on display all over NL. he is welkom.

Business › Re: Failure To Remove Fuel Subsidy Will Lead To Economy Collapse – GEJ by Demdem(m): 8:24am On Oct 26, 2011

i could still remember some years ago when the govt of OBJ wanted to increase the price of petrol (and even deregulated diesel), the govt promised us some palliative measures and even promised to channel many of those funds to FERMA for the maintenance of roads etc Little did we know that the palliative measures there were referring to was for them and DEMDEM.

One idiota on this thread is now talking about another set of palliative measure, infact went further by saying that such are secret and presently not in the public domain bla bla bla so that the press wont distort it. can u imagine, these guys think we are dumb. Nigerians should honestly avoid Morons like this.

I am not against subsidy to be honest, i just think the timing is wrong. lets increase our production capacity, decrease drastically a very bloated government to free more funds, tackle NNPC etc Honestly, a lot of channels where money is constantly being wasted can be shut to free up funds needed for infrastructure before this proposed subsidy.

Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Demdem(m): 8:04am On Oct 26, 2011

Beaf:
^
I see you've been drinking milk directly from the cow again! Lol!
You know the pic in question.

u meant the milk ur cursed folks are destined for right huh

arsenefc:
Unfortunately cow milk is low in iron, probably the reason for the retardded slant to most of his posts

Accursed cock is definately sweet. OPONU !!!!

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