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elbinmanny:
almajiris voted GEJ out - kwakwanso
So my dear your western vote is not even recognized by the north.. they know u are irrelevant

It was only the SE/SS that fully had Jona's back both in 2011 and 2015. So screw that 'irrelevant' jib. It's rude, and most importantly, out of place to even consider replying that goat.

He'll be handsomely rewarded with fame and cash.
However if he reaches Abuja before 11 days at least, arrest him.

Text or video of the error, please.

That's their cup of tea.
If they had avoided indiscriminate sex, such rubbish wouldn't have arisen.

doctokwus:
Sorry I don't understand the question.

Okay doctor

Smooth

Mtschew.. Silly governors.
Reminds me of the incumbent Imo State Governor who is executing like projects that are not feasible in the long run.

doctokwus:
No matter what one must commend OBJ's tenacity in saying the truth and daring the consequences once he holds unto an ideal.
Very few leaders in the world would come out and say they made a mistake in their imposition of a ruler(though fostered too by circumstances), and would go the full hog to reverse that mistake.
At a point in time before the elections one could perceive that for OBJ ensuring that GEJ does not return to totally wreck Nigeria, was one battle he was ready to give his life for.
I think OBJ was one of those who used his vast international influence to ensure that the major foreign powers openly spoke out,warning GEJ of dire consequences of derailing the process leading to the elections and interfering with the outcome once his loss was all but confirmed.
Baba well done. U are indeed a true statesman.

Smart opinion.
Now answer this: What is the relevance of this comment by Obasanjo, doctor?

For real?
Frankly, the more this is being talked about, the less I tend to believe this.

ta4ba3:
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d key dat open many doors is a master key but d door dat many keys open is a useless door...

This line is brutal.. Choi.. #CopyingAndSaveTinz..

By the ethics of education, it is wrong for the lecturer to penalize them due to lack of evidence during the exams.
But if it were me, I'll just score them very low and wait for summons to prove my case if necessary. There are few things that infuriates me as much as scholars 'copying'. It boils me down to my soul and I've never been one to tolerate such nonsense. I trust my sense of judgement and look out for these when I assess scripts.
What kind of 'dummies' that can't think for themselves are we training and graduating these days?

LasgidyPort:
So we should encourage illegality to continue right? That provision of the constitution was there for a particular reason.

As if this was also your thoughts when Buhari's certificate was under question of recent. Were your likes not asking why it is suddenly important now when he had contested several times before?
Look up the meaning of 'hypocrisy' in the dictionary.

My dear, no vex.
Since the beginning of time, it has always been the man on top.
They make the rules; They bend the rules; They are the rules.

dunkem21:
Chai ..WIKEd

Hihihihihi.. As in ehn.. People around dey get 14 Likes.. 21 likes.. His comment just lie barren there like Agric Note

Toks2008:
Why the blasphemy aboout impeaching GOD first? wat rubbish allegory can that be juxtaposing the Almighty God with a man.

And for this i bet you that he will not only be impeached but disgraced.

Remarks like yours willl be the reason y the impeachment will scale throough just like the titanic sunk despite a blasphemous remark by the maker saying even God can not sink it...

Rubbish

Okay.
Let it be known then that if Fayose's impeachment succeeds, it was brought about by a comment on Nairaland..

Damn.. Some people need some sense.. Honestly.

searching4lovee:
[b]

WE TOLD THEM GEJ IS CLUELESS TANOIDS SAID GEJ TILL 2019


WE TOLD THEM HE IS THE MOST CORRUPT PRESIDENT IN THE WORLD TANOIDS SAID HE TRANSFORMED TRAIN AND THEIR BRAIN BACKWARDS

WE TOLD THEM HE ACCEPTED DEFEAT COS HE FEARS ICC TANOIDS CALLED HIM A HERO

WE TOLD THEM IF HE LOOSE THE ELECTION NOTHING WILL HAPPEN, TANOIDS SAID THE MILITANTS WILL BOMB ALL THE PIPELINE

WE TOLD THEM BUHARI IS A MOVEMENT, TANOIDS SAID HE HAS BEEN LOSING SINCE 2003

WE TOLD THEM THE NORTH AND SOUTHWEST ARE THE POLITICAL GIANTS OF NIGERIA, THE MUMU'S SAID WE ARE NORTHERN SLAVES

WE TOLD THEM AMAECHI IS AN AGENT OF CHANGE, TANOIDS SAID HE'S A DRIVER AND AN ERRAND BOY

WE TOLD THEM TINUBU IS THE BEST POLITICAL STRATEGIST IN THE HISTORY OF NIGERIA, Igbos SAID IT IS THEIR COWARD WAR LORD WHO RAN TO IVORY COAST


WE TOLD THEM PDP IS DEAD AND BURIED TANOIDS SAID THEY ARE COMING BACK IN 2019


MORAL OF THE STORY IS : SAI BUHARI

#no matter how bitter you are, the certificateless illiterate will rule you and your family till 2023 [/b]

Guy, up till now no 'Likes'.
People don tire for your copy and paste

That's the kind of nonsense I hate about some organizations not thinking things through.
If one is incapable of executing a task to the end, why begin it in the first place?
If perhaps, they had enforced the order that they shouldn't make flights till they pay up. Or at least, arrange for affected passangers to still make their journey via another charter, fine.
But they don't care. Just imposed their bossy useless selves on everyone around.

Common thing..
Do you know how many 'igbo' guys pulling the heavy rides around town did 'gbagbuoo' or 'kimgbom' as it is popularly called in their youths?
Na #GodWin finally.

After all his 'exertions'??
Well then, maybe he'll become the Minister of Petroleum.

They need 'big foot' to stamp out the mines!!

SirAweezy:
Brain behind what Or brain undermining the bill. Pls don't even say what yo don't knw. I can tell you everything abt this woman!

Okay then. I really wanted to know:
Who gave her her first kiss and in what year was that?
What was she wearing on that day?

sleekymag:
Okay, let me chip in on her achievements as Petroleum Minister. They are
1. More than 300,000 direct and indirect jobs created through the Nigerian Content Policy.
2. By end of 2014, crude oil production was sustained at over 2.24 million barrels per day inspite of crude oil theft and pipeline vandalism.
3. Average gas production of over 8.6 billion standard cubic feet per day and over 7.6 bcfd utilization at the end of 2014.
4. Gas policy helped improve power generation output significantly. Gas supply to the power sector in last week of 2014 was about 780 million standard cubic feet per day.
5. NPDC produced 77% of domestic gas to power, I.e. Directly responsible for over 2,500MW of electricity produced in the country.
6. Average gas flare has been reduced to 12%.
7. NPDC has been developed into a midsize exploration and production company.
8. The national gas infrastructure has been enhanced by the addition of new central processing facilities along critical gas pipelines.
9. The following has commenced a) expansion of Escravos-Lagos pipeline to 2bscfd capacity b) east-west pipeline from Obiafu-Obrikom to Oben c) Calabar-Ajaokuta-Kano pipeline, utilizing Eurobond and IFC funding.
10. Completed over 375km of gas pipeline. And construction of 467km pipeline ongoing.
11. The Gas Revolution Industrial Park has been initiated which would host fertilizer, petrochemical and methanol plants. Preconstruction activities created over 1,000 jobs. An additional 150,000 would be created at the peak of construction activities.
12. Stable supply of petroleum products through effective and efficient administration of subsidies, alienating some oil cabals.
13. PPMC Depots have been upgraded across the nation despite being inoperable for many years due to pipeline vandalism.

More to come. Obiagelli and co, take note.

Good poise to bring up these achievements.
I don't think she is in need of this information, be it true or not.
I feel she's just trying to take a dig at the woman, so answering this kind of ruins the fun.

pass111:
Pls bro can you help me with IDM serials

Version?

Both the OP and the moderator who moved this to frontpage need to stop being a nuisance to your futures.Did you actually run a google search on this topic or you're just seeking to haul stones at a 'soon-to-be-ex-Petroleum minister' who has no idea what the first letters of your families are?
If you have any thing 'tangible' to say about her, just do it. Because I ran a search on this and got a pageload of achievements. I perused one of it and it turned out to be professional achievements, most of which can neither be understood or tracked by a layman in the field, like myself and probably you.

Well, as a true son of Igbo descent, I don't let myself lazy about where I am useless. I think you should try that sometime, keeping away from where you are useless.

Greyworld:
Ma guy I stil doubt it jor. Those grls were sttin 4 waec, so it is so easy 2 publish their names and photograph @ least a passport but I neva saw 1, did yu?

You mirror my thoughts.
Having an idea how WAEC registration works, there are many places where the pictures can be gotten from:
1. WAEC headquarters.
2. The place the pictures were uploaded from.
3. The school album.
4. The Ministry of education for the LGA.

So, it's quite baffling that their pictures weren't heavily publicized.

But were the pictures of the girls released?

If no one was intending to address this issue, perhaps we should get it over and done with. It is difficult to be precise in talking about this without being derogatory to the affected person(s), myself included, but I'll try to maintain civility.

If there's anything I could notice about Nairaland in the seven years I've been an active follower of this forum, it is the decrease of quality original content and the increase of 'juvenile tendencies' in this forum.

'Age' they say, 'is not maturity', but if you really assess the predominantly insulting nature of the 'new crop' of Nairalanders, you must be forced to really weigh the real influence of age in the decision making of individuals. Experience is the best teacher, and that is something that gets better with age.

I've tried selling Nairaland as a site to get updated on information to people within the age range of 25-60 and I must say their feedback is not at all encouraging. After viewing the 'comments' of Nairalanders, only few of those within the lower age-grade (20s) appreciated the comments by the 'Nairalanders' under each post as being funny/entertaining. Majority dismissed the insulting banters as childish and were thus, not interested in associating credibility with this forum.

We can certainly learn from our peers and 'younger ones' but taking away the knowledge and experience of those whom have seen more years than we have will make a charade of any attempt at learning in both formal and informal settings. We can't expect professionals and veterans in all walks of life to spend their time playing 'nannies' or spectators' over feuding inexperienced individuals where their professional opinion would have been of great benefits.

Perhaps, I should be particular, there is this thread on frontpage where a nairalander hinted at the unfeasibility of campaign promises of the president-elect, citing challenges and deficits with detailed figures and explanations. I myself, having been a critic of an identical modus operandi employed by the Imo State governor for almost three years now was looking forward to broaden my knowledge with submissions on that thread, while looking forward to present a similar criticism of the (hopefully) governor-elect methods. What did I notice instead?

The entire comments on that thread begs for professionalism. A cacophony of supports without significant buttressing and counters without commensurate detailed calculations summarised the futility of hoping to learn from the 'frontpage Nairalanders'. The only field majority of them recorded A was of course, in making sure the accompanying insults were monstrous enough to provoke a weak-willed 'Nairalander' into a battle of 'mentions' and 'battery'. The only word for this is 'PATHETIC'. Spaces and logic reserved for 'experts' were taken over by 'who-knows-whats', evidenced by their complete lack of knowledge in the discourse.

I think we need to slow down and think for a minute. Here we are crying 'foul play' at South Africa's tolerance of Xenophobia, screaming 'off with you' at the nosy US Govt, making sure our disgust at their antics were heard, but are we really qualified to do that? What image are we painting of ourselves? Knowledgeable? Tolerant? What exactly justifies our stand against their inadequacies? These abominations we call 'comments' (contributions) to matters that require in-depth knowledge? I personally think the moderators are being too lenient.

I'll leave us with two key phrases:
1. Tact is having nothing to say and saying nothing.
2. Violence (insults) is the final resolve of the incapable.

Have a nice 'night'.

You won't believe how old this news is.

imbless:
And I think that u want to be on GMB good side because u remembered and recalled what OBJ did to u people, and u know that GMB don't tolerate nonsense.

Question: What happened after OBJ did that to them?

Well, filter the sensible ones from the silly ones.
How many do we have left?
16,782 topics.

I've got the A pattern but I see myself as more of the 'C' character

Nigeria is blessed.
Let's not tear her apart.