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Politics › Feb Poll: Tension In PDP Over INEC Deadline by diablos(op): 2:15am On Jan 04, 2015

Candidates sweat over possible names substitution

Fear now pervades the camps of many PDP governorship and State assembly candidates as the clock ticks towards the deadline for the withdrawal/replacement of nominees by the political parties.
The emergence of the party’s governorship candidates in Borno, Imo and Ogun in particular, is being hotly contested by those who felt short-changed while the winners of the primaries are lobbying hard to ensure that they are not dropped at the last minute.
Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) deadline for the parties to withdraw/replace candidates for the governorship/state House of Assembly elections is Tuesday, January 13 – 45 days before the election as stipulated by Section 35 of the Electoral Act,2012 (as amended).
The names of the candidates as submitted by the various parties are now on display at INEC offices across the country with the final list expected to be posted on January 14.
Sources at the Abuja national headquarters of the party told The Nation that some of the names earlier submitted to INEC may be substituted following “certain considerations and circumstances in a few states.”

“The situation as we speak is such that nobody can say specifically if we will still make changes or not. Candidates can still be withdrawn or substituted according to the commission’s deadlines. Where necessary, we will make use of this opportunity.

“We have some dicey situations on our hand. We have issues in Ogun, Borno, Imo, Zamfara, Akwa Ibom and so on. While we are using our internal mechanism to handle some of these matters, some are already in court. Some of these cases may be determined before the expiration of the deadline.

“Where this happens, we will have to respect the rule of law. There are also instances where certain resolutions have been made to satisfy all sections in the state and resolve differences. We will also have to implement such resolutions before the deadline,” one source, a member of the party’s National Working Committee (NWC), said.
It was also learnt that the party has been receiving petitions and complaints from states urging it to redress certain anomalies by changing its candidates if it intends to win the 2015 elections. This has created anxiety amongst candidates of the party.Candidates of the PDP in Zamfara State are jittery following the inability of the party to conduct governorship primaries on or before December 8 as stipulated by INEC.
Rival parties have told INEC to respect its own rules by rejecting any late submission of nomination by the PDP.

Some PDP aspirants are also kicking against the party’s choice of candidates in several states, citing alleged illegalities in the primaries.
The Nation learnt talks are currently on between the national leadership of the party and the aggrieved aspirants on how best to resolve the crisis and prevent other political parties from cashing in on the situation to rubbish the PDP.
In Borno State, a group of indigenes under the auspices of ‘Borno Coalition for Good Governance’ said Alhaji Gambo Lawan, who won the party’s governorship primaries in the state, will take legal action over his substitution with another candidate.It was reported that Borno PDP stakeholders met in Abuja at the weekend and substituted Alhaji Lawan with Alhaji Mohammed Imam, who is believed to have the backing of the former governor, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff.
The group, in a statement jointly signed by its Chairman, Modu Wulgo, and Secretary, John Ndirbula, said Lawan will seek legal redress for the ‘injustice’ done to him.

The Nation learnt that although a reconciliation committee has been instituted to look into the crisis created by the development in Borno State, Lawan’s camp has refused to meet with the committee, preferring instead to seek redress in court as being championed by eminent PDP chieftains in the state.

“The Borno case is one situation where the party may go back on its decision. From all indications, Lawan is the choice of the majority of party leaders and the party cannot go against its own chieftains,” our source said.

Senator Ifeanyi Araraume is claiming to be the authentic governorship candidate and has gone to flag off his campaign.

The INEC list on display in Owerri shows the name of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Emeka Ihedioha, as the PDP governorship candidate.

Comrade Chris Udensi, an associate of Ararume, said the last is yet to be heard of the matter as Ararume remains the candidate of the party, having won the primaries last month.

“That was why we flagged off our campaign during the week. Don’t be deceived by the appearance of Ihedioha’s name on any list. Imo PDP knows its candidate and we will not relent until the right thing is done,” he said.

But the director general of Ihedioha campaign, Mr. Chris Okewulonu, said yesterday that the people of the state “know the conspirators and their sponsors are wickedly out to deny Imo State of good governance” by Ihedioha.

Confusion still reigns in the Ogun State chapter of the party over the absence of some names alleged to have been pencilled down as candidates by the national leadership of the party, as part of a reconciliation effort, on the list.

Former Governor Gbenga Daniel and several others who made the PDP “unity list” for the 2015 general election in Ogun State are missing on INEC’s candidates’ list.

Daniel had, in a statement by his media aide, Ayo Giwa, said he was directed to run for the Ogun East Senatorial seat by the PDP National Working Committee(NWC) to ensure the party’s success in the state and that a “unity list” of candidates cutting across all interest groups in the state had been drawn up.

The name of Alhaji Gboyega Isiaka appeared on the list as the party’s state governorship candidate. Before the primaries that produced Isiaka, the national leadership of the party, through its National Working Committee, had directed its state chapter not to hold the primary.
National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, said in the directive that, “For the avoidance of doubt, the NWC hereby states that it did not authorise any governorship primary in Ogun State.

“Consequently, any such exercise held in Ogun State is hereby declared null and void and of no effect. A new date will be communicated for the primary.” But the directive was ignored as the party, led by its Chairman, Mobilising Committee in the South-West, elected Isiaka at the primary.

Defending the decision to shift the date for the submissions of list of governorship and state Assembly candidates only, Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, Kayode Idowu, noted that it was not an extension but rather a shift which was agreed at during the meeting of the commission and leaders of political parties who asked for the observance of Christmas day as free day.

“This new date is not an extension in any way. It was just a one-day shift because the Christmas (break) was asked for by the political parties. They felt it was not convenient for them to rush to INEC on Christmas day to submit list of their candidates and the commission granted them that request,” he said.

source: http://thenationonlineng.net/new/feb-poll-tension-pdp-inec-deadline/

Politics › Nigeria Does Not Need 72-yr-old Grandfather As President – Peter Obi by diablos(op): 1:42am On Jan 04, 2015

The untruths in the Buhari anti-Boko Haram claims’

By Olayinka Ajayi

Mr Peter Obi, the immediate past governor of Anambra State, is a honorary adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan. Obi shares his perspective on the 2015 polls in this interview.

We overheard the Vice President introduce you as the Deputy Director General (South), comprising the South West, South East and South South of the presidential campaign organisation, which is why you are here as part of the reconciliation team of the PDP for Lagos.
Are you satisfied with the outcome of the reconciliation meeting?
Yes I am. I thank Vice President Namadi Sambo, who led the peace talks and also thank and congratulate the people of the state for their maturity. Mr Vice Vice President spoke to the party members like a father, and everybody in the PDP family agreed with him on the need to close ranks and work together.

What is your reaction to the the statement of Governor Rotimi Amaechi, the Director General of Gen Buhari’s campaign, that the APC supports mutiny?

The statement, if it is true, is unfortunate and least expected of a public officer of his status. I have always maintained that leaders in corporate and public life should strive to maintain exemplary character and behaviour that is worthy of emulation. Their pronouncements and disposition must be responsible, devoid of abusive, or inciting words that could undermine the moral fabric of the society.
On this same issue of security in particular, lives have been lost by the civilian populace and military personnel. That is why public figures must be sensitive to these things and show signs of serious social responsibility at all times. We are expected to speak with restraint and decorum, knowing that we can make or mar society. At all times and in all climes, issues of security are left in the hands of security agents and we must show utmost understanding of the dynamics of security.

Do you agree that Buhari has the capacity to stop Boko Haram if elected?

Gen. Buhari, as a respected, retired general and as an elder statesman, does not need an invitation, an appointment or an elective office to intervene on any national issue, especially issues of national security like the one facing the country at the moment. Elder statesmen all over the world do not wait to be invited before they step forward on matters of grave concern to their fatherland.
President Jonathan is running round sleeplessly and working with security agencies, in addition to forging bilateral ties to solve these problems. He will certainly be very glad to receive any suggestions from Buhari and I can assure you that Nigerians will be glad if he helps solve the problem as an elder statesman. He has said that he will summon a meeting of serving and retired generals to help solve the problem if elected, but he does not need to be elected to do so.

But some people are saying that he can deal with Boko Haram, the way he dealt with the Maitatsine unrest decades ago.

I have read in some places where the APC said that because Buhari stopped Maitaitsine in the 80s, he will also stop Boko today. I disagree entirely with this claim, because the stable global environment of the 80s cannot be compared with the volatile and terror-enveloped global environment of today. The socio-religious realities that threw up the Maitaisine group are different from the realities that threw up Boko Haram.
In the 80s, most countries were stable, but today the global instability, cutting across nations like Iraq, Syria and the Middle East, has created a labyrinth of terror. This is in addition to our African neighbours, , like Libya, Egypt, Somalia, Sudan, Kenya, Tunisia and others, which are all facing various forms of instability and terrorist activities. The level of sophistication in technology and military hardware is also totally different today. No one would have ever imagined in the 80s that terrorists would go into the US and bomb the World Trade Centre, or attack the Pentagon. But we all saw it happen.
These are realities that need to shape our understanding of the world of today. What is happening has a global coloration, because the ISIS flag is the flag you see with Alshaba in Somalia and Boko Haram in Nigeria. You can now see why we cannot compare yesterday with what we are seeing today. Who would have thought that Nigerians would turn into suicide bombers?

What do you say about the fate of the Naira?

Most comments about the condition of the Naira are made out of ignorance. It needs the understanding of macro-economic realities to understand what is happening in the world today. The depreciation in the exchange rate is a worldwide phenomenon, fueled by the fall in oil prices and other elements of the increasing global economic and security challenges. Hardest hit are countries that export petroleum products.
Talking about the fall in the value of the Naira, look at what is happening in Russia and other places. In just a year, the Russian rouble lost 40% of its value. The Venezuelan currency even lost more than that. The interesting thing about these countries is that they are not calling for the crucifixion of their leaders, rather, they are supporting them with an understanding that the problem will pass away.
The APC has said that Buhari is the best Nigerian leader ever, that he did it once and can do it again. What do you say about this?

At the age of 41, which was 31 years ago, Buhari staged a coup d’état and removed the democratically elected government of Alhaji Shehu Shagari and tried visibly to instil discipline and order in our society. This was both commendable and his greatest achievement. But the economic policies and actions of that government were disastrous, as Nigeria nearly turned into a pariah nation that no one wanted to deal with globally.
At the time, under the Buhari’s government, confirmed Letters of Credit were rejected, because no one wanted to deal with Nigeria. Though I disagree that he was one of the best Nigerian leaders, even if we assume that he was the best 31 years ago, that is not the reason we should clone him back today at 72. The Singaporeans are not asking Lee Kwuan Yu to come back. Malaysians are not asking Mohamad to come back.
The Americans are also not asking Bill Clinton, who came to office ten years after Buhari’s first outing and who had the best economic performance in the 21st century, to come back. Are we saying that Nigeria has not produced anyone who can do the job today?
What exactly are you saying?
All I am saying is that no progressive country of the world, especially those we are trying to emulate, like the US, the UK, etc, have ever elected anybody above 70 years of age since the inception of democracy in their countries.
The oldest person ever elected in the US was President Reagan, who became president at 68. At that time, Americans were particular about his age. This is a nation with a life expectancy of over 100 years, as against Nigeria, with a life expectancy of about 60 years.
Towards the end of Reagan’s presidency, there were serious issues of stress and his ability to continue with the job. Few months after he left office, he could no longer recognise his wife. Let us cite examples of presidents of these countries I mentioned, all of whom came to power at least ten years after Buhari’s leadership of the country as Head of State. President Barack Obama was 47 when he took over, while George W. Bush was 54 and Bill Clinton 46.
It is almost the same for the UK where the current Prime Minister was 43 when he took over, while Gordon Brown was 56, Tony Blair 43 and John Major 47. To bring this closer home, our neighbouring Ghana has President John Mahama who started at 53. One can understand if he is in his 60s today. To further elucidate this, why do we have to retire our top military personnel and civil servants at 60, university lecturers at 65 and Supreme Court judges at 75.
Even the religious bodies now retire their leaders at the age of 70. Which is why the highly celebrated primate of the Church of Nigeria, Sunday Mbang, and Ola Makinde of the Methodist Church, as well as Cardinal Okojie of the Catholic Church, are now retired. These are people who are managing smaller segments of civil society.
In a world where a life-changing protest for democratic change, demanding for free and fair democracy without Chinese interference, was led by a 17-year-old boy in Hong Kong, APC is threatening to inflict a 72-year-old grandfather on Nigeria as president. Do you realise that the major companies of the world like doogle (1998), Yahoo (1994), Ebay (1995), Facebook (2004) and Alibaba (1999), were all founded by people under 40 years of age. Most of the captains of industry in Nigeria today are led by men and women who were in not yet in primary school 31 years ago, when Buhari’s was Head of State.

Gov. Amaechi also complained about Jonathan being responsible for the depreciation of the Naira

Again, this is case of people speaking either out of mischief or ignorance, or both. I speak of mischief here because even those with no knowledge of macroeconomics know why the Naira is depreciating. Currencies depreciate for a number of fundamental reasons, other than the actions of governments. The recent depreciation of major currencies of the world was more pronounced in countries with heavy dependence on oil.
The Russian rouble, for instance, lost over 45% of its value in four months and no one is blaming Putin for it, or asking that he should leave. Ours would have been much worse, but for President Jonathan’s diversification of the economy, especially in the area of agriculture which has saved a lot of savings in food importation.
Furthermore, the currencies of better or similar similar economies, like the Brazilian real, Argentina’s peso, Soth African rand and more have all depreciated by over 12 and 15% in the last one year. This is similar to what we have witnessed here and the people are not calling for the heads of their leaders. Coming nearer home, the Ghanaian cedi has equally depreciated by over 35%and no one has called for an end to the incumbent government.

The opposition also said Jonathan is incapable of fighting corruption and I need to hear your views on that allegation.

Well, everyone in Nigeria claims to be a saint and accuses others of being corrupt. We all read and also heard from those who were there what transpired at the APC presidential primary in Lagos. That is not corruption, right? While I agree that there is the need to strengthen institutions like the ICPC and EFCC, to fight the physical and more tangible forms of administrative corruption, there is also the far more fundamental need to fight corruption from its very roots.
What I mean here is the distortion of societal values, as can be seen for example where those who are role models are mostly some of worst among us. Honours and titles are often given to persons whose conduct and obscene exhibition of wealth set a bad example for the leaders of tomorrow. The best way to fight corruption realistically is to institutionalize the processes of governance.
You only need to look at how the reforms in the procurement and distribution of fertiliser have totally transformed everything, making fertiliser directly available to farmers and disbanding the cartel that held the system hostage before the Jonathan administration. It is the same with the pension reforms and the Sovereign Wealth Fund which have, respectively, created a more sustainable financial fall back position and blocked leakages in pension fund administration.

What is you take on who Nigerians should vote for in 2015?

The answer to that question is fairly obvious: Jonathan, Jonathan, and Jonathan. He has put the right policies in place and set the right processes in motion. He needs to continue and finish the good work he is doing now and that is why he should be voted in.
The reason you are asking this question is simply because his performance is under reported and even sometimes distorted by mischief makers. He will be a stronger and better candidate, when re-elected, as he follows through what he has started. Whatever challenges are on the ground today are being progressively overcome and will soon become things of the past.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/nigeria-not-need-72-yr-old-grandfather-president-peter-obi-2/

Crime › Mother Kills Own Day Old Baby by diablos(op): 1:15am On Jan 04, 2015

BY NGOZI UWUJARE

A 25-year-old woman in Ebonyi State, Ugochukwu Otu, has done the abominable by killing her one-day baby girl soon after she was discharged from a maternity home.

Otu did it so that she would be free to live her life as she pleases and avoid the maternal responsibility of caring for the baby. The horrific act was committed on December 22, 2014 in Enohia Nkalu Afikpo North Local Government Area, Ebonyi State.

Ordinarily, the safe delivery of the innocent baby would have been considered a welcome Christmas gift from God in the home of any of the uncountable number of women, who are eager to experience the joy of motherhood, but cannot do so either through natural conception or IVF and are therefore compelled to go to lengths to adopt babies they lovingly nurture and raise as their own. But this mother from hell chose the route of infamy as the devil egged her on and she killed the baby, put her dead body in a black polyethylene bag and dumped it in a bush near Ndibe beach road in her area.

As Sunday Sun learnt from the Ebonyi State Police Commissioner, Maigari Dikko, nemesis caught up with her when neighbours began asking her about the baby.

Realising that providence had put the spot light on her secret, Out confessed her evil deed and took the people to the where she dumped the baby. Shocked youths in the community then trooped to a nearby a police station to report the matter and she was arrested.

At the headquarters of the State Criminal Investigation Department, Ebonyi State Police Command, where she is being held, Otu spoke with Sunday Sun.

Showing no remorse, Otu said: “I killed my one-day old baby girl intentionally because I don’t have N500 for her medical treatment. I want to be free lady. I didn’t have any intention to get pregnant. I was impregnated by one man called Monday, a native of Ozizza Afikpo North LGA. But later he refused to accept the pregnancy and I didn’t plan for it. I am not ready to marry; I want to be a free lady. I had to strangle the baby girl and put the corpse in a black polythene bag and dumped it along Ndibe beach road, near the bush. I don’t regret killing my baby because nobody was responsible for her upkeep.”

The Assistant Commissioner of Police in-charge of SCID, Mrs. Augustina Ogbodo informed Sunday Sun the police recovered the corpse of the baby, and added that the suspect would be charged to court soon for the murder of the baby girl.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=98678

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Politics › Re: Come In Lets Debate On Issues: Jonathan VS Buhari by diablos: 7:47am On Dec 13, 2014

Cramjones kip reporting my posts to d mods like d pathetic transvestite homosexxual dt u are...u can tell em 2 hide diz one too cuz u knw am nt afraid of u n i aint afraid 2 smack u n xpose d level of pvssy dt u are

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Phones › Re: GIONEE M2 Discussion Thread. by diablos: 3:07pm On Dec 11, 2014*

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Phones › Re: GIONEE M2 Discussion Thread. by diablos: 11:40am On Dec 11, 2014*

vengedre:
Please is this phone still on stock?

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 8:26pm On Nov 19, 2014

SantaMafia:
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U had 2 take 2 days 2 text dat lame crap U jst typed??. Mtcheeeewwww!!! Ure nt even up 2 d task. Manage ur mtn night plan mumu. U knw ure not ready for beef.

Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Student Shot Dead In LASU by diablos: 6:25pm On Nov 18, 2014

OP ure a fool, diz pixx is for anoda story...go and get ur brain examined for fluid leakages

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Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 10:53pm On Nov 17, 2014*

Hahaha..santagoat...original mumu frm fufu republic.. So embarassing 2 see u display stvpidity after 24hrs grin

Dumb, dull dufus. stooopid, idi0tic, Sh.it gaynaian basstard....son of d mud grin

repulsive mumuish olodo aka oloshi grin

ur life is a waste considering d fact dat ur mumuish parents wasted dia sperm n egg 2 produce a disgusting nonentity lyk u grin

Useless animal born n raised in d gutters of kumasi, ur cum dumpster, vaginaa dripping, godforsaken mother is busy sucking dickk n spreading her bony legs 2 massive cum pipes, doin gangbangs in multiple positions jst 2 make a living 4 u wretchs and ure here boasting about sh.itgayna grin

May measles and leprosy infest ur mad demonic mother n may there not be a cure for her stvpidity and illiteracy till d end of eternity. Basstard grin

SantaMafia:
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Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 10:31pm On Nov 17, 2014

I think ure stupid undecided

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Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 11:09pm On Nov 16, 2014*

SantaMafia:
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Santamumu...copy n paste idi00t! grin

Coconut headed mumu boy wit a brain d length of a toothpick grin

Ur frustration is getting worse n ur stvpidity is getting higher grin

heard ur mad mumu father was stoned 2 death last week for molesting an antelope in d bushes grin

son of penury...descendant of satan...black sheep of d family...in a land of 25million idi0ts u choose 2 be d most outstanding slowpoke amongst ur ilk grin

clap for urself. grin

Tell ur wh0rish, slutty prostitute ashawo mother 2 use a condom next time she opens her gutter hole for wild animals to procreate n inseminate n maybe next time d world wouldnt have 2 deal wit demonic, diabolic anomalies like u in d future. Thunder fire ur entire lineage u babboon. Oloshi grin

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 9:44pm On Nov 16, 2014

buzzmania:
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Wonder y God created dolts & idi0ts lyk u wen u could have easily been wiped away by d great flood. Ure a deterring waste of sperrm, scum of d earth...vile n bile of d universe. May demons molest u dis night n insert u in a coke bottle. And may u forever remain caged wit ur stvpidity till u take d last breath of ur miserable life. Ameen

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 9:28pm On Nov 16, 2014

[quote author=SantaMafia post=28074812][/quote]Nonsense coming frm santamumu...d fufu moulding, repulsive nonentity frm sh.it gayna.

A country of 25million fufu moulding mumus grin

who have nothing 2 offer d continent other than poverty, backwardness n slavery...sh.it gaynaians are d reason y west africa is backward n crawling wit ur f000lish president Mahamagoat running around d globe begging for alms like an impoverished, frustrated leprosy infested basttard!

Country of witches n wizards...blackened, darkened frustrated country of imbeciles who have nothing to offer d continent other than slavery, idi00cy n stvpidity!

Scums of d earth grin

may it never be well with u sh.it heads till Jehovah God blows d whistle n departs u fvctards 2 d bottomless pit of hell suitable 2 harbour u cretins. Basstard!

Below is santaslave n his female mistress grin

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 9:12pm On Nov 16, 2014

[quote author=buzzmania post=28069463][/quote]Buzzgoat! y don't u ask ur mumu parents about d nature of ur birth huh

D answers 2 dat question would help a fvctard lyk u knw why ure irredeemably stvpid! undecided

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 4:02pm On Nov 16, 2014

SantaMafia:
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Sharaaaap! U Dumb, nasty, ghastly, disgusting, repulsive, mumu sh.it gaynaian grin

d vile n bile of d earth, d chief pollutants of d biosphere grin

Fuggly, ugly, idi-otic bas.tard...scum of d universe...dumb fvck wit a brain d size of a dot...black mumu frm fufu republic grin

May ur family below suffer everlasting hunger, poverty and daibolic diseases if u quote me again u f000lish cretinous fvctard.

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 12:06pm On Nov 16, 2014

RoyalPearl:
Also please the whole of Ghana is not on Nairaland so insulting a whole population because of a few individuals on Nairaland is kinda silly.

It ain't that serious okay

Whatever helps ur menstrual flow undecided

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 12:04pm On Nov 16, 2014

abdulwastecx:
Nigga! !! calm the Bleep down, behave like a civilized individual

Hw can i behave like a civilized individual wen its obvious an animal jst quoted me? undecided

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 9:05am On Nov 16, 2014

I didn ask 4 ur lame, god4saken opinion, so y don't u get a grip of ur fingers n next time u type ur poetry 2 ur goddamned self undecided

abdulwastecx:
why attacking the m messengers when the message is clear and truthful.

Nigeria are too proud to understand reality. the reality is we are not that great as people. Our inability to build a country where things work, where we can get a very strong national identity where all Nigerians is been respected

Christianity Etc › Re: Mark Of Death And Marked For Death by diablos: 5:29am On Nov 16, 2014

Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See (2) by diablos: 5:28am On Nov 16, 2014

If i click dt link make lightning strike my fingers angry

Politics › Re: Slavery Only In Nigeria by diablos: 2:20am On Nov 16, 2014

Wale112:
its not even as if its raining or sunny.. this is slavery.

Sharaaaap u F000lish Sh.itGaynaian bas.tard! Vile n bile of d universe...most accursed, cursed dregs of d human race.

Mumu gaynaians are d wastrels of d earth...d ORIGINAL slaves of mankind. Its in ur fvckking destinies 2 be enslaved u blackened, darkened f000lish fufu eater.

Product of intercourse between a man and an antelope! May d gods of ur ancestors strangle ur entire lineage for typing diz fvckery in diz forum u unrepentant cretinous fvctard

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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Are Approaching Gombi, Adamawa As I Type This by diablos: 11:09pm On Nov 13, 2014

Northern cancer spreading generously tongue

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Health › Re: Guys..., How Do You Urinate Into A WC When Your 'member' Is Fully ERECT? by diablos: 4:11am On Nov 13, 2014

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