₦airaland Forum

I would advice my South Westerners not to judge Buhari from the distance observation they all have for him, I can say virtually nothing or little about Bakare but i often wonder is this not the same silly pastor that always saw doom for Nigeria right from the years of Obasanjo's government? He gradually made himself "relevant" in Nigeria's politics because he wanted people to perceive him as a genuine nationalist. Well, that's by the way but Buhari is a complete extremist, unforgiven and hardhearted. If anyone one of you care to be in the north and see the kind of hoodlums that are making it a do or die affair if Buhari is not voted or does not win. We shouldn't be compelled to vote for him at all cost. Some places in the north, you are not free to express your non support for him else you loose your mouth if not life. If you cannot control your supporters and those within your electorate. Then how do you claim to be able to govern a country successfully. I really would like to talk more about this fellow, but its obvious to me that this generation seems to be forgetful about the past. Does it mean that ONLY Buhari can make Nigeria better out of a population of 150million plus? We don't need their age experience anymore, we need practical experience. To be contd,

Lengthy post, Ur locatn in Nigeria matters and determines the kind of speed you get. I use and prefer MTN, enjoy it alot,

Err, excuse me where was this same stupid rabble ranting no sense Guy during the PDP misrule? Was he not a major beneficiary to the same government he is pointing fingers at? What happened to the people he found guilty of financial crimes that are still his friends now at the ACN? If Ribadu has an issue with Jonathan, i believe he should address that and not the PDP misrule else he is also guilty of those years of misrule

ICE GLO:
IS IT NOT BETTER? @ LEAST THERE ECONOMY IS STILL BETTER THAN OURS DESPITE HIS LOOT.

Yes THEIR Economy is Better.

Mobinga:
How is Hosni Mubarak a dictator?

Google it! Blockhead

hugooh42:
YORUBA and their fraudulent way of life and lust for money mshewww!!

foreman:
christians and their love of money!

these guys most likely are members of the redeemed christian church of God RCCG.

Dullards and their post. I wonder why your parents allow you use their computers to type garbage. Your likes are the masterminds of religious riots.

$70 Billion and 82 years. I guess he still needs $12 more Billion to make a sound figure. Egyptians please give him more time to realize this.

[quote author=dee(f) link=topic=577283.msg7448286#msg7448286 date=1293977370]DO NOT TAKE ANY CHANCES
if you don't trust her enough, then you better run,[/quote]Why? Would you submit your phone to me to go through? Be objective in replying please

Please, my simple question is; Why do you want to go through her phone? My response comes after you reply this.

Hey may be we should go on a lineage search or discovery? An unproven fact is that

Shehu Shagari is from the Niger Stock
Sani Abacha from Chad
IBB (Yoruba from Oyo state. Disowned his father or Possibly an Ibo)

TORDOO:
If u can write i pay u,poverty can make anybody write anything,is telling us story of his life or he preaching what we already know,confused fellowed.

May be poverty made you reply to his post? Obviously you just wrote something. Correct that word highlighted Fellow.

karmrash:
oh boy hold all your story to uself! 9ja has gone more than written story of past incidence, be raelistic and objective wat somepast leader ve done some ds acient have done worst! tnk of ow we can move forward

This is not your mobile phone but a public forum (Try to always make your post readable)

Back to the point you made, how would your post now drive the the country forward? Obviously it makes no sense to me

deor03:
The greatest weapon Politician have always used in Nigeria is Triablism.

The write above wrote a Letter of over  1800 words and the ONLY thing some people could pick out of it is the Name of the writer or the tribal origins of the Name !.

Seriously, this is plain ridiculous .  

There is no single tread in  Nairaland that does not degenerate to the foolish tribal thinking.  I am ashamed of these kind of people !.  SMH

True talk. I really appreciate the fact that you can say this. I am almost repulsed by most bigot responses

Nine
Locked up my wicked HOD in his departmental office for hours. Of course i was found out and asked to was toilets

Ten
Tried jumping from classes two storey building for fear of being expelled or suspended

Eleven
Got use to horse whips till i grew old, I can't be hurt bodily now except with words

to be contd,,,

Waow! Which should i start with? The Ones i got served or the ones i served? I'll post them gradually as the memories flashes.

One
My Courage: As a young college fresher, i challenged a senior for picking up my keg and not returning it back.
His Guts: He asked me to climb a plain two storey hostel block

Two
Courage Test: I was asked to throw 'knock-outs' into a lecture session. Which i did and got 2weeks suspension which my parents never knew

Three
I and my crew spotted a chap that sleeps a lot and we decided to help him drop such attitude. During afternoon siesta, we unleashed a complete tube of 'closeup' tooth paste on both eyes while closed, unzipped his pants and tied a rope to his genitals and the tied it round a ceiling fan. Of course i turned the fan on. Don't ask me what happened next.

Four
We had binoculars to watch from a hilltop n@ked girls while they bathed outside the hostel

Five
Every block in school had my nickname signed on it

Six
We hunted and cooked the birds of out teachers poultry

Seven
Fired eggs with electric Iron

Eight
Cooked rice with 'boiling ring'

to be contd,

I thought i was alone in this ideology.

How about Multicolored?

By JON GAMBRELL, Associated Press Writer Jon Gambrell, Associated Press Writer – 35 mins ago

LAGOS, Nigeria – Kidnappers released 15 school children Friday that they abducted from a bus on their way to school near Nigeria's oil-rich and restive southern delta, a brazen attack highlighting the growing insecurity in the West African nation, a police spokesman said.

Federal police spokesman Emmanuel Ojukwu told The Associated Press that authorities recovered the children early Friday morning, four days after gunmen seized them from a bus traveling in Nigeria's Abia state. Ojukwu said the nursery and primary school students were in good condition and soon would be reunited with their parents.

Abia state police spokesman Geoffrey Ogbonna said a joint military and police taskforce "rescued" the children and no ransom was paid, though officers made no arrests when they recovered the students. Typically, most kidnap victims are released in a week or two after their families pay whatever ransom they can scrape together.

Authorities said the gunmen stopped the school bus Monday morning as it headed toward the Abayi International School. The gunmen seized all the mobile telephones from the students, the bus driver and a teacher onboard before taking the children away, officials said. The kidnappers apparently demanded more than $130,000 to release the children, but later lowered the ransom amount.

Abia state, in Nigeria's southeast, sits near the Niger Delta, a maze of mangroves and creeks where foreign oil firms draw crude in Africa's most populous nation. The region has long been plagued by violence from militants upset about the region's unceasing poverty and from opportunistic criminal gangs targeting foreigners for kidnappings.

Now, with oil firms keeping their workers hidden behind razor wire and under paramilitary protection, gangs have increasingly targeted middle-class Nigerian families. Middle-class children, as well as priests, politicians and doctors have been abducted by criminal gangs.

While kidnappings routinely fill the front pages of Nigeria's newspapers, it took Monday's kidnapping to spark new condemnations and fear in the nation. President Goodluck Jonathan, who previously suggested sending the military into states overrun by kidnappings, personally promised to rescue the school children.

Last week, pirates operating off the Nigeria's coast kidnapped three French oil workers and a Thai national. The workers have yet to be released.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101001/ap_on_re_af/af_nigeria_school_bus_seized

Nasir,

Yes, they are expired and shout quit the stage, but i am afraid you are no better than they are. What happened during your years as the FCT Minister. Where certain lands supposed to be shared as gifts to your corrupt friends and ally. Change can never be from you cos you betrayed opportunity. Can you sincerely make public if you never gave freewill gift of land or plot to Dr. Uba Sani. Kettle calling pot black

janus05:
The Rice sharing goes beyound what the normal eyes can see. Some people with the third eye has alluded that there is a spiritual undertone to it.
Patience is merely fufiling the directives of on Babalawo somewhere.

Eat Patience rice and remain in chains Nigerian. That is what some folks believe. Given the dare devil things people do to say in power in Naija, I think there is more to Patience's rice "gift" than meet the eyes

Spot On! I don't know why people don't see beyond these and the impoverished and hunger stricken Nigerians would easily be lured by their gullible and wide open throats. See how people mortgage their destiny and future for a bag of rice. Did the press bother to report how many people died in the stampede. Same with what happens in Borno State, Kwara and some stupid states where alms are baits to get blood for their rituals. Oh! [s]Did i forget to say why didn't Andy Uba advise her on how he does his with a self driven car with no driver[/s]. Where are the Goodluck supporters. I pray you all and family fall victims.

r231:
that was before

dis is now

Now that's better. I had thought i was Drunk. Anyways, Happy Buf Birthday

@Dad,

I think you should check your Princess. She looks small to be Eight (. Are you sure its really sure you meant 8?

amaikama:
locking him in a zoo is understatement for this barboom,

BARBOOM

I think i'll get some awards for my pets too.

At least, he's becoming too old for some lecturing jobs and may be royalties are not coming as expected from book sales. Well, if you can't beat them, join stop them

1988:
abeg mallam buhari na by force to rule. pls do this country a favor and enjoy retirement.

Not when PTDF money he stole kept is still sustaining his election campaigns. They would all seduce the intelligence of Nigerians to get to their ultimate goal

Ok.

2011? I can guess not those months this year

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Ok, I'm Listening

NIGERIA we hail thee

I want to believe he is right by what he has said and we need to have a critical look of things around the north and then we would have an idea of what it is like.

Most importantly, has no-one every pondered why the old horses keeps showing up for the new race? Why is Buhari keen in ruling Nigeria? He has lost it several times and yet he doesn’t give up. Not because he is competent enough, but he is selfish. Why can’t anyone of the old ones really support or sponsor a younger and brilliant candidate to make the change the claim to desire?

No! They all want to refill their coffers. Just within months or in between years Buhari has switched in between parties that cannot guarantee him Presidency. He was in the Mega party and now CPC where now he feels he can call the shot better rather than argue with other bright ideas. Did I forget to include that he has vengeance running in his spine when he assumes powers? Oh yes! We also should remember that Sharia Law we never wanted to hear would be the official legal system and what again, may be extremism

Oh, I’m not suppose to write all this

Drunk