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Politics › Re: Go And Die - Oshiomole Tells A Widow! by DerideGull(m): 9:59pm On Nov 28, 2013
Nigerians should do away with governors such as this imbecilic dolt.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 9:44pm On Nov 28, 2013
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Haba!! You of all people should continue to acknowledge my courteous responses to folks like you. I never curse people who do not curse first, and only as a last resort.

You may want to refresh my memory on the 3 questions you are referring to. Let me aforewarn you that i do not respond to irrelevant or useless questions. For me, more important questions which beg for answers include:

(1)Why are you people afraid of democracy and refuse to fully participate in it, in Nigeria?

(2)The fact that your fathers and grandfathers failed does not mean that you should not try your own best to make this country a success; why have you people refused to try?

(3)Assuming you get your own 'country', you'll have to practice some form of government; why have you not aggressively pursued that form or proposed modifications to our current system, using the democratic process in place?

You can start with these very simple questions.[/quote]It is unfortunate a poster of your caliber has chosen this cyber medium to spew crap about visionary Diasporas who had contributed immensely to see cesspit called Nigeria grow.
It is very funny to read from a childish drivel especially at the point you hinted “we shall become great once again” as if Nigeria has ever being great. What a delusion.

I am very sorry Ndu my bros to say you are not a visionary specimen. Even a mad man can not conclude Nigeria runs a democracy. There is a real thing and counterfeit too.

There is no middle ground to make Nigeria better when the government and the so-called "owners of Nigeria”, if I may borrow from you, have institutionalized nepotism and tribal bigotry.

Why should Nigeria run quota system on the basic things such as intake to higher institutions including military academies? Why should anybody even think of a place or geographical expression with only two tribally located point of entry into the country?

Is it not funny that moronic leaders blinded by tribal bigotry should relocate the capital of the nation in order to satisfy their tribal call rather than patriotic one? Nigeria is one hell of a joke on earth.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m):
[quote author=ndu_chucks]The sad truth is that, the most 'vocal' nairalanders on the issue of separation are unserious, lazy, toothless, impotent, and for the most part do not believe in democracy. As a matter of fact, many of them are closet communists as can be deciphered from their posts by discerning minds.

We have an ongoing constitutional review process where there have been ample opportunities for these loudmouths to make submissions and put their resources, if they have any tangible ones, towards promoting what they purportedly believe in. Yet, these people have made no such submission. GEJ has also setup a national conference, albeit a seemingly deceitful one, but the same loud mouths are yet to be heard from, except here on nairaland where their tantrums have the least amount of effect.

I have news for you people, dogon turenchi, or cyber tantrums will never get this country split up. You have to first come up with a plan to checkmate the "owners of nigeria", who will fight you to the end, to keep Nigeria one, before you will come close to achieving your aim.

It is understandable that hopeless diaspora residents would not mind if another 2 million people die as long as it gives them some sort of hope of escaping the slavery they find themselves in.

The good news is, Insha Allah, our country will wiggle her way through the current growing pains, and we shall become great once again, with or without you people.

Mr. Gull can relate to what I am saying.

If shymmex, DerideGull, Sam_Ikenna and most others, who are calling for disintegration of this great country do not live abroad, then my name is not ndu_chucks (aka Nduka Chukwunenye)[/quote]This is one of the most ridiculous and inept post that conveys nothing but idiocy on this forum. Only a bloody screwball will term the shamble being run in Nigeria as democracy. I feel like shooting some jackasses off the surface of the earth when they have democracy and Nigeria in one sentence.

Democracy does not mend a dilapidated house with sandy foundation. I have never seen high octane gas revive an engine with head casket problem. A junk is simply a junk regardless of the quality of gas.

It will no longer be a secret or trump card if people who wanted Nigeria disintegrated expose their plans to checkmate the so-called "owners of nigeria". I have been in war and we should not need the second civil war to go our separate ways which loom inevitably.

It is unfortunate a poster of your caliber has chosen this cyber medium to spew crap about visionary Diasporas who had contributed immensely to see the cesspit called Nigeria grow.
It is very funny to read from a childish drivel especially at the point you hinted “we shall become great once again” as if Nigeria has ever being great. What a delusion.
Politics › Re: What's The Most Populous State In The South East? by DerideGull(m): 5:34pm On Nov 28, 2013
[quote author=Sam_Ikenna]No one can say for sure. The census in Nigeria is useless so there's no reliable data on population distribution. But if I have to guess I would say Imo. The reason is because for over 15 years Imo state has consistently had more school enrollment. Therefore, given that Imo and Anambara are the same people with almost the same approach to human endeavors, it is wise to say that the state with more school kids is the state with more population.[/quote]Bros you are correct. The major gauge of population growth is found among school enrollment or school leavers.
Politics › Re: What's The Most Populous State In The South East? by DerideGull(m): 5:30pm On Nov 28, 2013
Abagworo: Anambra is more populous than Imo. Northern part of Imo and Southern part of Anambra are the most densely populated part of Nigeria as can be seen from google map but Anambra has more people by a slight margin as the lower half of Imo is scanty while the upper 1/3rd of Anambra is scanty. Abia, Enugu and Ebonyi are not as dense as Imo and Anambra.
What arrant nonsense.
Politics › Re: Will The Igbo Ever Rule Nigeria? by DerideGull(m): 5:13pm On Nov 28, 2013
Saklekplus: The Igbo, one of Nigeria's three major ethnic groups, are an important power bloc in the nation's political equation. Yet, the Igbo nation has strangely failed to make its influence count politically as the major ethnic groups schemed to dominate political power at the centre since the country's return to democratic rule in the Fourth Republic.

My questions are , Will Igbo Ever Rule Nigeria? And what will happen to Nigeria if Igbo were allow to rule Nigeria?
If a monkey knew that Igbo man had ruled Nigeria. What does this sentence make of you? If you are not inherently idiotic, then Nigeria must have produced many borderline dingbats.

Nine years after the civil war which had been tribally blamed on the Igbo people, an Igbo man rose to the position of #2 in Nigeria. It was the fear of Igbo man ascending to the position of #1 that instigated many people who thought they contributed to the defeat of Biafra only to see an Igbo man rose to the position of #2 to stage a coup that toppled civilian government headed by Shahu Shagari.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 5:03pm On Nov 28, 2013
[quote author=Sam_Ikenna]Bro looks like you forgot, India split into 3: Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India.[/quote]Bros you could not be more correct.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 5:00pm On Nov 28, 2013
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Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 4:55pm On Nov 28, 2013
Boll2010: Shymexx see,everything you wrote here is the blatant truth,if we nigerians stop being an impostor,we all know nigeria as failed us!

But one question I have is,

The british who were our colonial masters amalgamated this outrageous ethnic groups quite all right,they knew its never going to work out well at a long run but they went ahead to join us.......but in the actual sense,won't we say the corruption started from the white man's asss which led to the failure of nigeria.......if not for their selfish intrest in the land,why will a man in his right senses join over 250 ethnic groups together! Come on everything the nigeria country is facing now is because the british never laid a good foundation for the future.if these tribes has been split to smaller countries we will have a better africa today..........look at poland,serbia,montenegro they are no more than a tribe in nigeria,they are developed today because of the white skin and because they were splited very early to stand as a country.

Check india as an example! The country to me is only slightly developed to nigeria! Check out the south india where we have full black indians....can we compare the development there compare to the white indians......even those part are as clumsy as the makoko area in lagos!!

Nigeria with a lot of languages will not complete because their story is related to the tower in the bible which they were trying to built to Gods kingdom but later failed because no one understood eachothers language#just my fair share!
In addition to the example you have already cited with India, it must be recall that India has gone through initial disintegration which saw India and Pakistan as different countries. I am sure that India is not yet done with disintegration and I wonder why such idea is a taboo in Nigeria.

Nigeria has never been good and will not. The country’s population is growing and furiously frustrated. It does not take a soothsayer to predict the end is very near.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m):
I have never agreed with Shymexx on anything on this forum but I do on this subject. My people say the child who has traveled far and wide is more knowledgeable than the old fellow who sits at home. It is unfortunate most Nigerians who have not stepped out of the delineated boundaries of Nigeria think the cesspit called Nigeria is great. In fact, credits should be showered on the Shymexx to have referred Nigeria as a country. The characteristics that made Nigeria a country could be easily found in a market square.
Politics › Re: We Blow Up Pipelines For Repair Contracts. Pics/caps/movie. by DerideGull(m): 3:01pm On Nov 28, 2013
T9ksy: Abeg my brother, don't entertain these fools jo. Am not FFK but a proud "shoin of the shoil" from the ijebu

stock.
I guess a mix of Ijebu and Egba.
Politics › Re: What Will You Change If You Are Made The President Of Nigeria by DerideGull(m): 2:53pm On Nov 28, 2013
bad meat: Divide the country!angry
It will be the first action as the president.
Politics › Re: Disgraceful Conduct Of Lagos PPRO Ngozi Braide - An Open Letter To IGP MD Abubak by DerideGull(m): 2:17pm On Nov 28, 2013
quality01: God will surely make you have encounter with NPF soonest then you will understand better. You idiot with maggot infested brain.
Why would NPF not deal mercilessly with a deluded miscreant such as you? You have already played your idiotic hand on this thread that warrants a visit to your stinking backside by agents of NFP, olodo.
Politics › Re: Disgraceful Conduct Of Lagos PPRO Ngozi Braide - An Open Letter To IGP MD Abubak by DerideGull(m): 2:13pm On Nov 28, 2013
careytommy: no. i refered specifially to ngozi. she is the mistress of the immediate past IGP.
also, it is a known fact that she is one person who lacks decorum and is always being insurbodinate towards many of her superiors.
It is safe to you are moronically clueless and as a typical Nigerian feeds on idiotic postulations. You have already showed signs of contradictions without forcefully quizzed.

Let me call your silly attention to the sentences you have owned such as “miss ngozi waist belong to any serving IGP” and “i refered specifially to ngozi. she is the mistress of the immediate past IGP”. I guess you hardly understood the crap you write. In fact, are you normal? Why would Nigeria see progress when trolls such as you are left to roam freely?
Politics › Re: Osun Principal Leaves Hospital, Denies Removing Pupil’s Hijab by DerideGull(m): 6:09am On Nov 28, 2013
Rednaxelot: pa! Could this be a symptom of old age or what is the meaning of this you just posted early momo?
The point raised in the post could be valid if it is as a result old age symptom. There is always wisdom with age.
Politics › Re: Hon Uche Ekwunife In Secret Meeting With Tinubu And El Rufai; Romances Apc by DerideGull(m): 6:03am On Nov 28, 2013
egift: So because this lady is pursuing a very legitimate case against Willy-Willy for have 3 voter's cards, AdaObi have now unleashed his evil Media Propaganda Team to tarnish her image?

Ndigbo how long will we standby and keep giving AdaObi a free pass? If he is not using the name of the Catholic church, he will be using tribe. Odikwa egwu!
If you are a real Igbo person, I shall suggest you examine the seemingly political alignment and axis being shaped by the meager of certain political parties that formed APC and juxtapose the outcome with political fermentations of 1964/65 in Nigeria. It has started again and I hope this time around it will lead to the disintegration of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Osun Principal Leaves Hospital, Denies Removing Pupil’s Hijab by DerideGull(m): 5:49am On Nov 28, 2013
wazoboy: The Principal of Baptist High School,
Ejigbo, Osun State, Mr. Layi Oguntola,
who was beaten up by some Muslim
youths in his office on Monday for
allegedly sending away an hijab-
wearing pupil, has been discharged
from the hospital.
Oguntola had been on admission at
the Baptist Medical Centre since
Monday when the youths that
stormed the school descended on
him till Wednesday when he left the
hospital.
The principal, who spoke with our
correspondent on the telephone,
denied removing hijab from the head
of Romoke, the female student at the
centre of the crisis.
He said, “The girl did not wear any
hijab nor put any hijab in her bag.
What she put in her bag is not even
my concern except the content is
harmful. I did not search her bag; I
didn’t send her away from school.
“She was unruly and I caned her. I
gave her a punishment to serve but to
my surprise, while I was still there she
ignored me and was demanding for
doughnut from two of her friends.
“I saw this as disrespect and I caned
her. This happened on Wednesday,
November 20. The following day her
mother came to my office and
lambasted me. She promised to cause
trouble in the school.
“On Monday, about 250 Muslims
youths came to the school and
headed straight to my office. They
attacked me and turned my office
upside down. I was admitted in the
hospital. I have been discharged; I am
okay partially.”
Meanwhile, Speaker of the Osun State
House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem
Salaam, has condemned the attack on
the principal.
The Speaker, in a statement by his
Press Secretary, Mr. Goke Butika, said,
“The issue has nothing to do with the
school reclassification exercise, but
improper way of settling scores with
the leadership of the school by some
aggrieved persons.
“We should be mindful of enemies of
progress who only want to subvert
the school reclassification exercise
that has started yielding positive
result by attributing personal scores
between some aggrieved persons
and the leadership of the school to
the exercise.”

www.punchng.com/news/osun-principal-leaves-hospital-denies-removing-pupils-hijab/
It is very clear that APC is at work. In a near future, the entire western region of Nigeria shall be turned into a hijab-wearing colony.
Politics › Re: No New Voter Register For 2o15, Anambra- Jega by DerideGull(m): 5:43am On Nov 28, 2013
At least, one candidate was a registered voter while the other candidate claimed to have been a duly registered voter. Nigeria and Nigerians are jokers.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 5:11am On Nov 28, 2013
Orlando Owoh: I agree with you that the regional system ensured progress, but what significant progress did Nnamdi Azikiwe or Michael Okpara make in the defunct Eastern Region that the zionist movement could use as a template.
You have, as usual, played the hand of intellectual midget on this debate. The on-going issue is far beyond your intellectual pedigree. The development is not based on stones and concrete. Eastern region was structurally developed as any region in Nigeria during 60s Besides Lagos, Kaduna, Enugu and Ibadan, no city in Nigeria was more structurally positioned for economic development than Aba, Port Harcourt and Calabar.
Politics › Re: Mysterious River Appears In Enugu Community [PHOTOS] by DerideGull(m): 7:15pm On Nov 27, 2013
[quote author=Me_Aboki]Lordy! oh lordy! oh my!
I bet all you did was zero on the key words, 'Aboki' and 'Fulani', in my handle and post respectively without fully reading the article before rushing to insult, though I am not surprised at all (we all know the motivation behind your insult).

It obviously didn't occur to you to read this part of the article:

How it all Began
Enquiries by DailyPost showed that it all started on the 11th day of November 2013. According to community sources, a Fulani herdsman ran to the community and announced how water covered the place just few minutes after he passed.

“He told us that he passed that place with his herd of cattle and soon after, heard a strange noise; when he turned back, he discovered that a big stream has appeared at the same place he just passed with his cattle. At that point, he ran to Garki and informed his relatives, who also came there and discovered that the water had healing power. From that point, the news spread to the community”, a source disclosed.


BTW, my post was intended to be a joke rather than serious; but of course you are too stupid to notice the humor nor the attached smileys.

Now go ahead and clap for yourself for displaying your woeful lack of comprehension - Big Fool, Olodo Rabataangry[/quote]I guess you are inherently blind you could not read the following parts of the article listed below:

“Origin of the River
Although there appears to be some elements of controversies surrounding the healing power of the River, the community is not divided on its origin.

The traditional ruler of Nachi community, His Royal Highness, Igwe F.O Onuigbo, Obi II of Nachi, told DailyPost at his palace that the mystery River was older than him.

Onuigbo, who spoke through his Lolo, because of his ill health, said “I used to pass through that area to attend school at Inyi-Achi in Oji River, in the early 40s. In those days, there is no water there, the only thing you see there is white sand. But once you get there and you are thirsty, all you need to do is to scratch the surface of the land and ask if for water, water will full your hand immediately if you are an upright person, but if you are evil, no water will come out. That has been the situation”.

Another octogenarian, Chief Festus Ude told our correspondent that “later, we noticed that after some years, the water will form a stream there and would disappear in few weeks. If such happens, we will be fetching water there. However, women who are menstruating and evil people don’t go there. We never heard about healing power of the River until this recent appearance of the River”.

The 80-year-old man continued that “the last time it appeared was in 1992, and at that time, it just formed a small stream, which later disappeared. It has never been as large as this. This is all I know, we have never known about its healing power, this is the first time we are hearing about healing, I don’t whether it is true, we equally heard it like you”.

It is only in your moronic world that 11th day of November 2013 becomes early 40s as stated by royal father of the community and 1992 according to another elder man from Nachi. I must state that your comprehensible ability is quite anemic, olodo.
Politics › Re: Mysterious River Appears In Enugu Community [PHOTOS] by DerideGull(m): 6:31pm On Nov 27, 2013
In a few time from now, mysterious and miraculous streams and rivers will appear all over the country.
Politics › Re: Do You See Nigeria Changing Anytime Soon- Your View Is Welcomed by DerideGull(m): 5:41pm On Nov 27, 2013
ilugunboy: You are just a useless old-man.

Keep revising and twisting history in your mor0nic mind. Only you and your ilk up till today still view events of Jan '66 with your distorted lenses.

All people needed to come to independent conclusion is to read about the events from several neutral and nonaligned sources to appreciate the theme of the coup.

Other Nigerians think differently from your account....and they are entitled to believe what they want to..same way you are entitled to believe whatever you wish...problem arises when you want to force your account of events of that era on everybody.

It has never work..it wont work...it will never work.

I know you will come with your usual insults...just be prepare to take as much as you give..if not more.
Sometimes you appear as a manageable project and in another you look like an irredeemable gull. I must say you appeared moronic in the above gibberish post. It is not unfortunate your silly beliefs are different from mine with reasons too. However, you must realize that coup plotters are not as foolish as your fellow beer parlor mates.

Do I have to say anything about the characteristic of a dullard who insulted someone who did not insult him/her yet complained about insults? We have already known them by their roots.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Military, Please Take Back Power by DerideGull(m): 5:26pm On Nov 27, 2013
egift: So because the APC is kick pdp black-and-blue you now want a military takeover?

Abeg try another pdp trick. This is one is not holding and water - PDP is sinking.
You shall be among wimpy scallywags that will shout that PDP has destroyed the country when things do not look good for APC. Nigerians and Africans are known as people who do not have their minds.

They only lick whatever crap Europeans vomited. Who has adjudged democracy as th best form of government? Have we figured out what type of government is suitable for our cultural understandings?

I do not give a ratarse about democracy especially when it does not work for us. I am for any system of government that will usher development and progress whether military, democracy or oligarchy.
Politics › Re: Do You See Nigeria Changing Anytime Soon- Your View Is Welcomed by DerideGull(m):
donroxy: Nigeria is passing through what a developing Nation should pass through,therefore, this is Just a Phase in the life of Nigeria as a country !!

The Problem is basically ''Education'' (I don't mean School)..... Nigeria shall change for better when the Uneducated lots vacate and Allow those who really Understand the requirements(Not Just Certificate) of Governance to preside over our Affairs ..... But they(Uneducated Lots) won't vacate Ordinarily without a fight Nonetheless, they will soon Phase-Out !!!


This Phase woulda been left behind in History if not for Nzeogwu's coup that spared Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe and the widely perceived Ethnic Sentiment behind it ...... Till Today, there has never been ''TRUST'' and level of Ethnic Tension and Scare of Ethnic Domination has escalated ..... All these Ills threaten the development of Nigeria !!


SNC is needed in this Nation,If we want ShortCut to this phase because the present calibre of leaders know and Understand the problems but administering the panacea has always lead to further problems and they are clueless on how to go around it leading to ''If U can't beat them,U join them'' !!


The Future of Nigeria is Bright and it is gonna be few years soon.....Amen !!!

All we need are Selfless,Dedicated and strong Few Men to Put the rest-men and Negotiate with Old-Goons in Ensuring that there are New Orders and Formulas negating the Oldways and Oddways of Political,Democratic and Other Businesses in Nigeria!!!


P-Square Sings : ''The Future is Brightiye,E dey enta ma Eyehiye''!!smiley
This is a typical drivels that exposes lack of tactful intellect among the so-called Nigerians. Most coup plotters are not dumbass fool such as the writer of the above crap who insinuated that killing by coup plotters should be a matter of tribal equilibrium.

I just laugh when moronic ninny think the January 15, 1966 coup plotters should have killed Azikiwe, Okpara and Osadebe to make it less tribal. Why should Awolowo be left out of the list?

It is on record that Bello, Akintola and even Balewa had been publicly credited with statements capable of inciting political dissention within certain ethnic groups in Nigeria. Whether it was the case of wetting Koran in Atlantic or Igbo are too many in northern region or “I Get Before Other”, the politicians some dingbats wanted killed were not exponents of such political disunity in country.

The type of mindset expressed by the poster of above junk is the reason Nigeria will not see daylight of progress. It is also the reason there shall never be a revolution in Nigeria. In addition, the main reason calls for disintegration of the Nigeria are getting louder.
Politics › Re: Do You See Nigeria Changing Anytime Soon- Your View Is Welcomed by DerideGull(m): 4:50pm On Nov 27, 2013
Nigeria will soon change by way of disintegration.
Politics › Re: Mysterious River Appears In Enugu Community [PHOTOS] by DerideGull(m): 4:39pm On Nov 27, 2013
[quote author=Me_Aboki]Na wa oO; but seriously credit should go to the Fulani man who triggered the river of miracle, LOL river jordan cheesy grin[/quote]Are you a dunce? How could you credit a Fulani herdsman when the stream is known in the community?
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 4:09pm On Nov 27, 2013
Orlando Owoh: Orlando Owoh's father is Itsekiri, his mother is Yoruba (Owo, Ondo State).
Olodo Owo is also jason123. Owo peeps are cool. I guess the Itsekiri man had stronger gene.
Politics › Re: Biafran Zionist Movement Sends "500 Military Personel" To Israel To Train by DerideGull(m): 9:32pm On Nov 26, 2013
[quote author=sweet_gala]All of you people are clowns, biafrans never fail to amuse me with their level of stupidity.
The kano state governor is advancing his people sponsoring young men and women to civil aviations schools abroad because the ones on nigeria are at capacity, he is also advancing the youth so they are more suitable in the Nigerian civil service.

So biafrans decide to send miscreants for military training. Well the Israel state can not be training individuals who are not members of the Nigerian army.[/quote]You are undoubtedly the biggest fool if you think Kano State and governor were advancing his people by sending them to civil aviations schools in Jordan of all places. Nigerian aviation sector is filled to the brink with pilots trained in countries more advanced than Jordan yet they are begging for jobs. A Nigerian pilot trained in Jordan can not secure a flying job in Somalia talk less Lebanon.

Northerners such as governor of Kano State, Alhaji Kwankwosa, who do not believe in the stupidity called One-Nigeria when a northerner is not the Head of State. I hope you do not think it is a mere coincidence that airports are built in all nukes and crannies of northern region even when such structure will not see a plane except during war. Must one be a Nigerian or member of Nigerian armed forces to be admitted into Israeli Military Academy?

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