₦airaland Forum

Akinmail: Can you tell me the reason why South-east hates Buhari? Isn't it beacause of his religion?

He is a murderer who shot and killed his battalion adjutant in cold blood in 1966.

berem: your senility is becoming worrisome. Am afraid if you don't do something about it soon, you'll have yourself to blame. Kpa cha anya gi!

Madam senility, I do not know where you fall into the Mallam’s gang of looters however I prey you to inform the Mallam to go easy on the finances of Imo State.

taharqa: The Imposter @'ndu-chuks' LYING tru his azzz again? What is d link bw d NEITI Audit Report implementation and d sillly Sanusi 'letter'? Do you even know what constitute d bulk of d monies that NEITI want remitted/paid to d FG ie who are d main 'debtors'? And do you know d time period the NEITI reports audited?.... Guy, go rear cattle or smtin joor if you are too bored this clear Saturday morning

Bros do not make it easy for the truant. He needs village hoe to till the ground.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]You are beginning to sound like a dummie though I think you are simply pretending to be daft. Why must the government form a committee every year to do what should be done routinely? You missed the point that unremmited funds uncovered by previous audit findings remain unremitted even after the audit findings. This committee was not set up to perform any audit but to recover unremitted funds including the one uncovered by Sanusi.

The Feds know that after Sanusi's public exposé and yansh opening, they have to act, hence the formation of this committee. Get with the program and hope that the committee suceeeds.





I am not one of those you can confuse by pretending to be well informed, when you are simply a low level jobber. This is not about debt collection by NEITT, mumu. The committee was set up and will consist of inter-ministerial task teams for the recovery of[b] all outstanding revenues [/b] due to the Federal Government from audit findings.

You should wish the team success. Your granstanding here is useless.[/quote]Mr. Chucks,

You are simply pathetic. No wonder you wanted dilapidated Nigeria by all means necessary. The audit you referenced in your deceptive post was not as a result of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi's idiotic letter but among government's procedures of governance.

berem: Good! You and other haters should get lost and stop spewing your hate on Rochas.

I am only worried about the Mallam's delusional bed mates because they seem to urge him to do the wrong things.

ilugunboy: Yes...as long as he can rig 100% in SE & SS.

You can not rig then shut your traps because there is no rigging.

I urge NOI not to honor invitation from House of Reps. Committees filled with goons.

hercules07: I am just across the border from you (afterall we are your 52nd state) and did you watch how Elizabeth Warren grilled the Financial guys? You think those guys will tell her to respect them, you think they will come to the house saying they were ill and talk down on her, my guy forget that one.

Were the Financial guys as alluded in the above post by any means secretaries of USA? Be mindful that the issue of discourse involved a minister.

I really do not think GEJ needs SW!!!

@OP

Are you are a photo journalist? GEJ and all real progressive minded governors need to holler at you. However, I have issues with the inclusion of dimwitted joker called Sanusi Lamido Sanusi in the new blood progressives in Nigeria.

seanet01: Afenifebi m0rons are out again
Buncha clowns

Seen a fool 1,
You are a moronic clown.

macof: The noise actually is more disturbing than wat ever road block

The issue is not the level of disturbance between the noise from loud speaker and roadblock. I lived under the nuisance of loud speakers from a Islamic Mosques in Lagos without a remorse because it cost me only early morning sound sleep. However, when roads are block for whatever reason, it brings various untold hardships to many folks including lost of wages.

Donmams: It is becoming increasingly clear to me that southerners do not love this country. Over the past three election circles, the north has consistently supported and voted for Buhari, a man who most northerners know full well, is not a thief and not corrupt. The north has supported buhari since 2003 because we know that he will stop corruption which is the only issue stopping nigeria from attaining greatness. Mind you, we have had many presidential aspirants which include atiku abubakar, nuhu ribadu, sarah jibril, abubakar rimi etc yet we in the north have constantly supported buhari because of his experience and track record of public service which is without blemish.
However, the southern part of this country has refused to support somebody of the reputation of buhari. The south has constantly supported only corrupt politicians for this country's presidency which is why we are saddled with a monumentally corrupt president in power today. Is this the kind of leadership southerners want? Must southerners support a corrupt candidate for the presidency? Why can't the south give nigeria a presidential candidate in the mould of buhari? That way whoever wins at least nigeria does not lose? Do southerners really love this country? Why are southerners still in support of jonathan despite his monumental failures? Why can't the south replace jonathan with someone better? As far as the north is concerned it is not a must for buhari to be president but let the south give us a credible alternative please.

All forms of corruptions were manifested in Nigerian society about 1961 by the politicians from Northern region of Nigeria. Most Nigerian army officers and politicians of northern region’s origin were products of corruption.

It was unbearable spates of corruptible practices by the goons from northern region of Nigeria that ignited January 15, 1966 coup. Knowing fully well the plotters were serious about corruption, the countercoup was precipitated in order to entrench such despicable practice in the minds of all Nigerians.

However in order to hide their intentions so that gullible Nigerians shall be fooled, the main objective of January coup was turned into tribal manifestation by Gowon, Usman and Yusuf. I have always laughed my head off when goons of today make silly noises about corruption. The corruption as we all know it today came to Nigeria in 1961 and had produced agents such as Gowon, Maimalari, Murtala Mohammed, IBB, Abacha, Buhari, Nuhu Ribadu, Atiku Abubakar, Ibrahim Haruna, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Joe Garba, Usman Yar Adua, Theophilus Danjuma, etc.

@OP

The “A” in APC should be replaced with “N” so they can finally and truthfully arrive at NPC, Northern Peoples Congress. The true colors of Muslims and northern regional elites are emerging finally.

Abagworo: Let me tell you one truth. Each time the noise from the loud speakers of mushroom pentecoatal Churches disturb my peace at home I usually think of going to that Church and if possible shoot the Pastor but on a 2nd thought I realize its religion and people have different views. In my own world view I would prefer complete end to anything religion.

It looks you have serious penchant for illogicality. What semblance has Muslin roadblock with loud speakers of Pentecostal Churches? The poster did not complain about noise from the loud speakers of Islamic Mosques. However, you still find a way through your dubious manner to inject the nuisance of loud speakers from religious groups.

geeez: Igboland is homogenous except you are trying to tell us that you guys are not really united which is very believeable. Their challenges will be criminality induced by the influx of thier people with nothing to do as well as being landlocked.

My fear is the South South which as it is consists of more than six major tribes - Ijaws, Itshekiris, Urhobos, Efik, Ibibio, Bini, Esan etc

The above junk explains the mindset behind the foolish moves by OPC in Delta State recently.

Abagworo: This is the reason why we should always practise politics of unity and not tribalism and religion. The worst country that can emerge out of Nigeria if we separate based on tribe and religion as often suggested by most PDP lapdogs is Igboland and South-south. The only way to avoid a continuous crisis is to give every family or village their own country.

It is unfortunate people do not follow historical facts in Nigeria. Prior to the Gowon’s idiotic 12 states departmentalization of Nigeria, there were regions. Among the four regions, none was more peaceful than Eastern region and Mid-western region. Both northern and western regions were rife with political riots and social unrests.

I have no doubts if Nigeria disintegrates today, the glory old days of serious determination in pursuit of happiness and progress will return to areas of former eastern region and mid-western region.

Undilutedfact: Why do Muslims block roads for prayers?
Just travelling from Kano to Jos and on getting to Saminaka, the road was blocked for Juma'at prayers....a federal road for that matter...
These happens in many places in the country...
Is this fair?
Will such prayers be received by God I.e if at all prayers are?
What if there's an emergency and some one needs to be rushed to the hospital?
Isn't this selfishness or even nuisance?

The action of blocking roods during prayers by Muslim is one of the ills derived from the culture of impunity. I hope you and fore-bearers did not help in creating this recklessness in 1967.

odua boy: Meanwhile some people are still whining and blaming other for their woes 40yrs after the civil war.

I guess fools such as you will never strike a difference between civil wars or wars of independence even if their miserable and cheap lives depended on it.

There could have been no whining and blaming if Biafra was allowed to become an independent country after the civil war. Each civil war has its hue and Mozambican civil war could have been a different animal from Nigerian. Mozambican civil war ended and they adopted the doctrine of "no victor no vanquished". Nigeria/Biafra civil war may have ended in the battlefields but the war still rages in our society till today.

muktarl: i am not sure about the highlighted. pls clarify.

It is the essence of my post. We must know a little bit about the social and political life history of a person canvassing for our votes. Mallam Rochas Okorocha started life with PDP went though ANPP, PDP, AA, PDP, LP, APGA and now APC. If these were jail terms, Mallam Rochas Okorocha's middle name would have been "JailBird"

otokx: nobody is fighting any war.

Please speak for yourself. As ironically as it may sound, peace does not beget peace but war.

[quote author=Sam_Ikenna]Bro, the earlier the better, and the bigger the merrier.

For folks who think Igbo is scared of threat of war from the north - I say 2015 will be your year should the north put some teeth in their threat. We, and I mean, we as in Igbo and Ibibio/Efik people, shocked them for three years until they chose blockade and starvation with colonial help. And some folks run their cheap mouths on how "Igbos are bleeding," lol. Who're the bigger fools - the people running their mouths or the ones making the threats? I don't even know why they have to wait 2 more years to declare the show. Why not declare it now since y'all already know GEJ is not going any where.[/quote]Please bros I suggest you replace Efik with Annang, Ogoni, handful of Efik and few ijo (Okirika and Kalabari) in the above post.

@OP

Only a fool does not know that yesterday may define today and possibly chats tomorrow. Anybody that fails to get his/her acts together in yesteryear must encounter near to insurmountable obstacles in future.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Bros, ibu onye JJC?

Most NLers know my position on GEJ. I continue to believe that he is a very good man with a good heart, but is surrounded by the biggest thieves Nigeria has ever encountered. He has proved to be a weaklin who is incapable of ruling the Nigerian people.

After OBJ's letter, more people became emboldened and I thought the e-threats, e-insults, and e-condemnations hauled at GEJ became excessive so I called upon NLers to observe a truce until year's end so that our weaklin of a President will not have a heart attack.

I do not want to believe that you are an intellectual midget who is unable to comprehend my write-ups and put them in the right perspectives, because if I did that, I'd be wrong. I urge you not to rush into unreasonable conclusions in an attempt to label me a political jobber. If anything, I'd make jobbers out of the unfortunate among us. Lets not personalize our discussions, lets focus on issues and politicians.,

Cheeers.[/quote]Yes, GEJ surrounded himself with inherent thieves and moronic dingbats such as Sanusi Lamido Sanusi who just proved his incompetence and buffoonery are beyond redemption.

[quote author=na_so][size=14pt]GEJ was saying " I will ensure Nigerians in diaspora are allowed to vote in 2015 even IF I will not be contesting" He was simply stating a worst case scenario that if even it happens that I will not contest 2015, you guys in diaspora will still vote.[/size]

[/quote]Bros I tried to make one goon understand the "even though" is more of eventuality than not.

papparatzzi2013: i hope you understood the message the writer is trying to pass across?

I hope you do not think the writer was right about the situation in the new formed nation states?

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Well meaning Nigerians should acknowledge GEJ's right to contest in a free and fair election, under normal conditions. GEJ has however made current conditions abnormal. Having realized that he may not win the primaries in his PDP, GEJ proceeded to use the old coot, Tukur, to change party rules, while attempting to thwart attempts by PDP governors who might oppose him in the said primaries.

GEJ did not stop there, we know how he has been fighting Amaechi and other PDP governors. GEJ's anti democratic and selfish moves have ultimately destroyed his PDP, a party which was built by many many, now angry heavy weights.

Is this man worth fighting for in the name of democracy? I say NO. GEJ has done himself in, PDP governors are abandoning him, Reps and Senators have left him and his PDP, the Nigerian people have also left him, though he does not yet realize it.

The condition which exists today in Nigeria is the same kind we saw during the period when Nigerians welcomed regime changes via coup. This time the coup may not be carried out by the millitary but by the Nigerian people. Adios GEJ.

It is instructive that the only people who continue to e-support GEJ are from the part of Nigeria where GEJ supposedly won 90 - 99% of the votes in 2011 by blatant rigging.

The good news is, GEJ and his cohorts will be the last set of thieving politicians to rule Nigeria. I can sense the hand of providence in this matter, Nigeria is poised to become great in the very near future. [/quote]Bros please park well ooo!!! GEJ is not fighting Rotimi Amaecha. Rather Amaechi is fighting his political shadow after he impregnated the 50-year-old-looking daughter of Wole Soyinka.

wazoboy: I think you guys who think the best way to go for Nigeria is breakup should be learning frim South Sudan now! They (Southern Sudanesse) are now free from their opressor, the Sudan, but they are now facing internal inter-ethnic rivalry, many are already dead!
Read their story here:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-25459615

What about Korea,Czechoslovakia,Yugoslavia and USSR? There is nothing wrong in South Sudan. What is happening remains the normal growing pain.

1MCN: One problem that Rochas has had to deal with is the encumbering of himself like an ant with unbearable loads. Rochas seems to be a very sterling performer to my brothers and friends in Lagos and Ibadan who have not seen the Head bridge except of paper and tv. Rochas in so incorrigible and lordly. He has not demonstrated so much sincerity and transparency. He'll only make a perfect showman than a public servant. However, in all sincerity, I wont say he's a total failure yet. Only that he's far less than what people in Lagos think he is.

Mallam Rochas Okorocha was not, is not and will never be a performer. The dude is a diabolical cultist, 419er, a deceit and political tout. He perfected his skills of deception in the northern region of Nigeria hence he exploited the weakness found in Igbo society today via importation of counterculture. I have never known Igbo man to be bought over through cheap but free handouts.

When men were men in Igbo land, if a person showers you with unexpected and unsolicited gifts, questions are asked what prompted such gifts. If there were no logical answers to such questions, the gifts are returned impromptu.

It is unfortunate this is no longer the case in today’s Igbo land where receivers of such diabolical gifts will dance to the church, offer thanks to God and shouts that the giver of such gift is a kind-hearted man or woman.

He collected blood money and then embarked on idiotic philanthropy in certain sections of the Nigeria with his crocked eyes on two prices, presidency and governorship. Why would anybody surprised at the political shenanigans played out in Imo State by the Mallam when he has changed political parties 11 times in five years?

Donmams: All these comments about GEJ till 2019 or 2050 are made just to spite the north and the south west. Ironically the north and south west have 80% of the country's voting strength. I wonder how power drunk GEJ thinks he's going to win elections when he's successfully alienated the two biggest voting blocs in the country. I think GEJ has no intention of conducting free elections which explains why he treats these two regions with utmost disdain. It is becoming apparent that GEJ believes that nothing will stop him from rigging the 2015 elections. Which is why he thinks he doesn't need the PDP, the north nor the south west. His body language tells me that GEJ is ready to plunge the country to war if his attempts to rig are unsuccessful. However i foresee this turning out very bad for GEJ, the south south and south east. I just hope nigerians are ready for another civil war in 2015.

However let me be clear about something. The north has had enough. We faced Igbo treachery in 1966 and still forgave the igbos. This time around, the north will not forgive the south east and their south south brothers. As soon as the SS/SE fire the first shots of the 2015 civil war the north will destroy most of the SE/SS with the exception of rivers and imo. The few people that will remain will be treated as slaves and second class citizens. We will show these arrogant SS/SE that the north can be more aggressive than the tiger.

The above idiotic rant represents the convictions of a bloody fool that has too much to drink. The northerners in the know of things will never make this self-deprecating conjecture.

I can not fathom how this joker arrived at the conclusion that the two biggest voting blocs in the country are North and Southwest and will imperatively vote in totality for APC candidate come 2015. I say the taste of the pudding is in the eating.

Only delusional monkey will think today is 1967. Granted the few northern Muslim army officers can drive a car as against the case in 1967, the Christian components of the northern regional society have shaken loose the shackles which held them as slaves of Emirates.

I am not in any form of illusion therefore knew the fact that northern Nigerian Muslim forces will receive helps from Niger, Chad, Northern region of Cameroon, Southwest of Nigeria, Northern region of Benin Republic, Egypt etc. However the strategy of 1967 has been thrown out of the window. The aforementioned entities supported the northern region in 1967 and it is apparent they will do same in future. It will amount to foolhardy to discuss the latest strategy on this forum. So stay and watch.

By the way, I had wanted GEJ to declare his intention to seek a 2nd term and so you can start the civil war today. Why wait till 2015 to bring it on, olodo?

gratieao: I'm still consulting my constituency, but if nothing happen on second Niger bridge before 2015 election we might change our position with GEJ.

APC is free to run electioneering campaign with any tangible political issue in Nigeria including the proposed second bridge across River Niger/Benue that will link up Asaba and Onicha towns. However, you must bear in mind that nobody has ever accomplished all promises made during electioneering campaigns. This is the reason second term is very crucial to any candidate.

berem: Do I need to tell you that he has indirectly declared his intention? Do I need to prove it to you?

I state unequivocally that only deranged mammals will attempt to decipher intentions of another mammal when such intentions are not made known to the public.