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Politics › Re: Aderonke Kale - Female Two-Star General In The Nigerian Armed Forces by DerideGull(m): 2:59pm On Aug 16, 2013
Katsumoto: Please point out the chest beating in the original write-up. We are waiting.
Is Mrs. ADERONKE KALE the first Nigerian female doctor to have enlisted into Nigerian armed forces?
Politics › Re: Aderonke Kale - Female Two-Star General In The Nigerian Armed Forces by DerideGull(m): 2:56pm On Aug 16, 2013
Katsumoto: Unnecessary envy eating Dede1 up as usual.

The picture of the Admiral is clearly labelled. The thread is about the first two star general and Dede1 is referring to majors in 1966. The could have been colonels for all we care but they didn't become Generals. grin grin grin

You don't have to keep exposing yourself Dede.
This is not the first time you have disappointed me and definitely would not be the last. I knew what the poster was trying achieve. In his/her usual deceptive manners, it is subtle to write about senior rank. However, he/she forgot there were female enlisted soldiers/doctors before Mrs. ADERONKE KALE who even attended the rank of major before ADERONKE KALE thought of joining the army when the events of 1966 cut their careers short.
Politics › Re: Aderonke Kale - Female Two-Star General In The Nigerian Armed Forces by DerideGull(m): 2:43pm On Aug 16, 2013
lollyefisi: Always take time to read an article or a write up before making comments. It is very obvious you did not read the article and yet you made a comment refering to the article. You have displayed the level of your intelligence.
People seemed not fit to hide their idiocy. I guess this could be attributed to faceless cover provided by the Internet. My previous post was directed to the original poster who has the knack to confuse issues. The original post was a brazen display of unfounded chest beating compounded with literary idiocy.
Politics › Re: The Victor Banjo Story by DerideGull(m): 2:32pm On Aug 16, 2013
0monnakoda: No! Only a reckless and unwise person declares war when they have no means of prosecuting it. When you go to war you put the lives of many civilians at risk.You do not play "bravery" with the lives of others especially when you protect the lives of your family. It is not bravery for a cat to confront a lion that is folly. The outcome of the war was predictable did so many people have to die to convince Ojukwu of that? Ojukwu's war declaration was a reckless,brash and poorly conceived and totally avoidable gamble that wasted countless lives
If indeed Ojukwu was brave he should have had the decency to surrender personally not run away like a chicken
Fools are really abounded in different heights. What a waste of human endeavor.
Politics › Re: Aderonke Kale - Female Two-Star General In The Nigerian Armed Forces by DerideGull(m):
Crassus: wow i never knew you are this stupid!

HE clearly stated in his post that the picture of the naval officer is The only female tw0-star general today in the Nigerian Armed Forces - Rear Admiral Itunu Hotonu of the Nigerian Navy

And the post was about the first General not Majors

Use your head
This display of idiocy comes to full glare when ninnies dabble into subject matters beyond their pedigree. There is nothing such as two-star general in Navy. It is two-star admiral.

Again in case your deficiency in comprehension had acted up, I wrote “attained the rank of Major in 1966 and would have attained the rank of general barring unforeseen circumstances, olodo.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Top 15 Countries With The Highest Population In The World. by DerideGull(m): 1:55pm On Aug 16, 2013
Nigerian population is a deceptive political tool for the northern region of Nigeria.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Top 15 Countries With The Highest Population In The World. by DerideGull(m): 1:30pm On Aug 16, 2013
tosh26: This is a list of independent countries with highest population in the world.

China - 7,105,000,000

India - 1,359,380,000

USA - 316,464,000

Indonesia - 237,641,326 (as at 2010)

Brazil - 193,946,886 (as at 2012)

Pakistan - 183,967,000

Nigeria - 173,615,000

Bangladesh - 152,518,015 (as at 2012)

Russia - 143,400,000

Japan - 127,350,000

Mexico - 117,409,830

Phillippines - 98,210,000

Vietnam - 88,780,000 (as at 2012)

Ethiopia - 86,613,986

Egypt - 83,661,000

How i wish my beloved country (NIGERIA) will move closer to this position when it comes to Development. God help us.
kuntosh./
I guess China represents the total population of the world.
Politics › Re: Female Officers Join Rally For Jonathan In Abuja by DerideGull(m):
The people who read political pranks from every move made by the presidency are rapscallions. Countries known for their democratic ideals have invited the military to participate in such occasions. In some countries, there could have been flyover by air force jets to grace the occasion. Nigeria’s problems are grown in the society. The images seem from the so-called leaders in Nigeria are the true reflection of damnable society.
Politics › Re: Councillors Urge Jonathan To Sack Wike by DerideGull(m): 12:56pm On Aug 16, 2013
The alleged councilors from River State who have urged GEJ to sack Wike are bloody dumbasses. Instead of the fools to demand local government autonomy, which is a cardinal point in democracy and federalism, the jackasses are busy seeking for someone to be fired.
Politics › Re: Aderonke Kale - Female Two-Star General In The Nigerian Armed Forces by DerideGull(m):
I stopped reading the original crap when stumbled onto the phrases such as “the first in Nigeria and first in Africa”. I guess such endeavor is very silly and uneducated arrogation of err of personality which is very common among certain ethnic group in Nigeria.

According the posted junk, the picture depicts a naval officer with the rank of Rear Admiral not a Major General. Thank goodness the lady was not the first female medical doctor who had enlisted into Nigerian armed forces. There were female medical doctors in Nigerian Armed Forces who even attained the rank of Major as far back as 1966. Barring unforeseen circumstances, such ladies would have made the rank of general before the indicated individual even enlisted.

No doubt it came from a person who thought prime minister was a Head of State in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Igbo Pastor Who Is Lagos Commissioner For Economic Planning And Budget by DerideGull(m): 12:28pm On Aug 15, 2013
agbameta: That sound so bogus and generic like dede himself.... 419 gist. Opuro buruku. grin
Above statement is typical of a deluded bigot and lazy student.
Politics › Re: Question For The Advocates Of Separation by DerideGull(m): 11:46am On Aug 15, 2013
maclatunji: With all due respect, the bolded seems more like the figment of your imagination. Look at Anambra state for example, the number of gubernatorial candidates within the PDP (19 as at my last time I heard) alone is dazzling. Imagine if they were contesting for the position of President, it would be something bigger than what we currently have. The crisis that rocked APGA for years and the divisions within the Ohaneze Ndigbo are other pointers to the fact that an independent "Igbo" state may not benefit its people as much as you claim. I could make similar arguments for other tribes as well.
The above post clearly suggested the poster is a novice to democracy. What has number of aspiring candidates got to do with good governance? If you want monarchal government please say so and stop hiding behind craps to fan your political ego. It is only a fool that thinks everything runs smooth when more than one individual is involved in decision making.
Politics › Re: Question For The Advocates Of Separation by DerideGull(m): 11:39am On Aug 15, 2013
Brilliancy without discipline amounts to dunce. Country which does not entice patriotism among its populace is less than a jungle. Mere sense of patriotism will eradicate certain social decadence without prosecutorial risk.
Politics › Re: Igbo Pastor Who Is Lagos Commissioner For Economic Planning And Budget by DerideGull(m): 11:22am On Aug 15, 2013
@OP

It is very unfortunate that Yoruba bigots on this forum are ill-educated. In the 50s, Azikiwe appointed a Yoruba, Mr. Balogun, as SRG of eastern region when Yoruba bigots were busy shouting Yoruba land is for Omo.
Politics › Re: What Will Leaders Of Developed Countries Think Of Nigeria If They Read Our News? by DerideGull(m): 11:11am On Aug 15, 2013
redsun: They don't think much of african countries like.They only see them as bongo bongo countries that needs aids.
You could not be more correct. Most Africans in Diaspora also think Nigeria is a useless jungle.
Politics › Re: APC Governors Oppose Autonomy For Nigeria’s Local Governments by DerideGull(m): 10:31pm On Aug 14, 2013
I am not surprised that opposition to autonomy for LGA in Nigeria came from Almagiri Poverty Creators (APC). We should as well abolish the positions of Governors and Senators in Nigeria. There is no doubt Nigeria can survive without these two clueless bodies.
Politics › Re: Fly-Over In Owerri, Imo State: Needed Infrastructure? by DerideGull(m): 8:16pm On Aug 14, 2013
Abagworo: Rubbish! That thing Ohakim did there is so substandard and needs complete removal. Like I stated, the most vital place for a flyover of Eleme junction/Upper Iweka design is the Orlu/Control/Mbakwe roundabout. That part of Owerri is always gridlocked.
Above crap showed the same mindset as Rochas Okorocha who is neither an engineer of any sort nor a scholar.
Politics › Re: Ngige/okorocha Can Be South West Governor Under APC by DerideGull(m): 7:51pm On Aug 14, 2013
dayokanu: The action of the populace tells how the governor is performing

All able bodied young Easterners still flood to other part of the country in search of their livelihood shows how much the governors have failed

A State like Anambra with AdaObi as governor who keeps squealing like a rat everytime has most of the young men either in Lagos or in Thailand/malaysia axis
Unlike able-bodied Igbo young men, jokers in your mold who have nothing to offer their would-be host communities stay at home to lazy-about.
Politics › Re: Ngige/okorocha Can Be South West Governor Under APC by DerideGull(m): 7:19pm On Aug 14, 2013
dayokanu: When we observe the type of dullards you vote in as governors under PDP like TA Orji, Elechi, Mbadinuju, Orggy Kalu etc

We are compelled to suggest that you vote better candidates as the result of your ill informed choices of governors is affecting the SW since all the jobless and criminally minded youths bred by the useless governors are flooding to the SW
Shut up!!! What do you know about the quality of a gubernatorial candidate other than Owambe provider?
Politics › Re: Fly-Over In Owerri, Imo State: Needed Infrastructure? by DerideGull(m): 7:13pm On Aug 14, 2013
Abagworo: If Rochas wants a flyover in Owerri, then it should be at the junction where Orlu road meets Control/Bank road.
2ndly, the Ohakim flyovers are nothing but disaster in the waiting. If Rochas wants to continue, then he should start from the scratch.
It is really unfortunate you have descended to the depths unfathomable sycophancy simply because of clueless Rochas Okorocha. If Owerre will have a beltway as envisaged by Okahim, it will have, at least, four mixing bowls. The capital city of Owerre has four trunk-A roads leading in/out of the city. They are Owerre/PH, Owerre/Onicha, Owerre/Aba and Owerre/Okigwe roads. The beltway is understood to have crossed these major roads. Owerre/Orlu junction could have a circle.
Politics › Re: Ngige/okorocha Can Be South West Governor Under APC by DerideGull(m): 6:55pm On Aug 14, 2013
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Let me see any ibo man with two heads that would have the audacity to print posters in south west, if he won't be shot at. No one owns monopoly of tribalism.

You started by stoning a man because of his affiliation with a party dominated by south west, called him names and referred to us as " ewedu and amala politicians. . ", we are waiting for you guys. Read me well, 2015 is the beginning of your end in south west.[/quote]It is unfortunate the trait of loudmouth readily visible in the DNA of Yoruba peeps renders you unserious. Besides public nuisance, Yoruba do not precipitate a serious threat to anything of value in Nigeria.

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