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leofab:A BIG FAT LIE!!!!! PROFORCE fully owned by a nigerian who has the majority shares and some philipinos. Dicon is in K.D and a joint venture with nigeria & Israeli Coy. I hope you've been well schooled buddy. |
leofab:PROFORCE is an armoured vehicle company has a massive plant at Ode-Remo Ogun state. They produce armoured personnel carriers, assemble armour plated Toyota vehicles, Armoured gunboats etc. Nig Army,Police patronizes em. Benin rep, Togo & seychelles armed forces are customers. |
Just came across your thread Mr. saintjoel. I plan on getting an SUV for a relative of mine by next month. I prefer a Toyota 4runner, highlander,nissan or any other brand thats the spare parts are affordable & readily available. I have budget of 1m-1.3M to spend. Kindly guide me on which to buy because your coy will definitely get it for me from cotonue. |
'DON'T BORROW TO GAMBLE' :----Mario Puzo |
Three words... Asa is amazing |
C of O and all papers complete .......Fully equipped plus BQ 5bedroom 4toilet duplex
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cole265:You are one funny and hilarious fellow. Me and my friends can't stop laughing.... LMAO!!! |
Many happy returns of the day Papa. May The Lord give you and us your children the grace to make heaven Amen. Happy birthday sir. |
pazienza: Ikwerre and Ogba are of no interest to me. The Igbos i spoke of in South south are the Egbemas( Mike Okiro), Aniocha/Oshimili( Okonjo Iweala and Pat Utomi) and the Ndoki/Asa people.Oh, i get you bro. Just as the yoruba's have the Akoko-Edo's and Itsekiri's in the S/S. |
pazienza: South South is not an ethnic group, considering that there are Igbos who themselves are South southerners, and i am not talking of Ikwerre and Ogba people. Okonjo iweala, Mike Okiro and Pat Utomi are Igbo and south southerners, so next time, stay away from using the bogus term, "South South".Pal, tell me this whenever the ikwerre's & Ogba's return the Igbo properties seized in oil rivers after the civil war. ciao |
ibedun: This is the time to neutralise this people. If care is not taken Lagos state will be lost forever.So you went all the way to register a nairaland account with a supposed yoruba name ibidun which you spelt ibedun in your igbo accent just to disparage you percieved enemies. Grow up kid. |
Esejojo: From off the top of my head Amuwo Odofin LGA, Ojo LGA, Ajeromi-Ifelodun LGALOOL!!!! So, Alaba market, Trade fair market is decieving you. Pal, you are a dreamer. Ibo's are not even up to the south/southerner's in those LG's not to talk of the indigenes. If u don't agree go contest for at least councilor just as some deluded likes of urs have been but has never ventured out to campaign except in their Town Union Meetings. Deludes Noisemakers. |
Ayexcel100 : i need data for Airtel. Do you sell bro? |
I need help here please, concerning a Bold-5. I can't use any of the browsers or even whatsapp and other social media on the phone. The feedback i always get is "Check the settings on your wall" gibberish. My capable engineers, pls help out here. |
The operators should please do a detailed enviromental study and environmental impact assesment. AJE a gbe wa o! Eko oni baje, Ile Oodua oni baje!!! |
But i thought in islam, their can only be one caliphate. In my own calculations, there are 3 presently.. ISIS created, B/H created and Dan fodio (sokoto) created caliphate. 3 caliph therein. LOL |
Keneking: What about currency?LOL.... I guess thats in the offing assuming they are not oblitrated outa the face of the earth soonest. |
In recent weeks, the gruesome beheadings from the school of IS burst into those discussions. The Internet makes these video clips readily accessible to any user. All of a sudden, the bleeding hearts in the enlightened West could see what’s going on in the real world while they are talking about “human rights,” “liberties of the individual” and a bunch of other empty slogans behind which there is nothing but hypocrisy and obtuseness. Topping this festival of barbarism: Foley's beheading. How horrifying it was to see the images of him kneeling in the desert, and standing next to him the executioner armed with a knife. Foley recites a text dictated to him. I don’t know whether he realized that those were his last moments. I hope not. The horror reaches new heights when the anonymous executioner starts talking with a clear British accent. Many jihadists hold British, Scandinavian, French and other nationalities. They are the children of immigrants from Islamic countries who were naturalized and educated in enlightened Europe. On the face of it, they should have become an integral part of the continent, but in reality, they have only radicalized. They travel to Syria or Iraq to take part in a jihad and to behead people. “Dear friends in Europe, perhaps even in the United States — prepare yourselves for the return of those citizens home,'' a senior Israeli political figure told me. ''All you need to do is to listen to what they are saying there — in between the beheadings,” the source, who's well known by all European and US government officials, said. Speaking on condition of anonymity, he added, “We in Israel have learned the hard way that we would do well to listen to the Arabs. They mean what they say. They profess their intentions.” He was alluding to the repeated threats by IS butchers and other jihadist organizations, which promise to finish off the job in Syria, Iraq and the Middle East and then move on to Europe and the United States. “We will drown America in blood,” they say. And they mean it. They own up to their intentions almost on a daily basis. “There is no other choice, but the rules of warfare will have to change,” a former senior Israeli military jurist told me. “Despite the fact that those rules have been revised in recent years, this revision is still a far cry from satisfying the understandable need of enlightened democracies to fight jihadist terrorism, which sanctifies death and see civilians as a legitimate tool for murderous manipulations and human shields,” said the jurist, who dealt extensively with adapting the doctrine of the IDF to the international law of war. "In a few years’ time, the world will realize — the hard way — that there is no way of overcoming this kind of terrorism by using conventional methods. “When terrorists stockpile their entire rocket arsenal inside kindergartens, schools, clinics and mosques, when they fire from populated areas, when they turn private residences into war rooms, when they send children to play on the rooftops of a residential building when terror leaders converge inside, it makes them practically invulnerable,” he continued. “There was a time when you could turn a blind eye to such things. Today it’s harder. In Gaza, each round with Hamas is growing more difficult and deadlier than the previous one. During the Israeli disengagement from Gaza [2005], Hamas’ first rockets were only able to reach the town of Sderot [just a few kilometers from the border]. During Operation Cast Lead [2008-09], the rockets landed as far as Ashkelon and Ashdod. During Operation Pillar of Defense [2012], they got as far as Beersheba. Today, during Operation Protective Edge, their range has been extended to Tel Aviv and even close to Haifa [in northern Israel]. They have an infinite network of assault tunnels, small drones and many more means. This is the price Israel has to pay because the world would not let it fight Hamas effectively. But Israel is just the forward outpost. Soon enough, the West will understand that it is the real target of radical Islam. Hopefully that understanding won’t come too late,” the jurist concluded. “What’s interesting in this whole affair,” says a senior Israeli defense official, “is that our region has already understood that. The Egyptians understood this perfectly well, ahead of everybody else. After all, they had to fight Muslim Brotherhood terrorism. They still do. They know that Hamas is a slightly more civilized variation of IS. But the breeding house is the same — the Muslim Brotherhood. Jordan understands this and so does Saudi Arabia. The Gulf states, except for Qatar, understand this. Even Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas knows, deep down, that this kind of extremism threatens his way of life as much as it does ours. This is why moderate Egyptians and Palestinians did not let Hamas make any real gains in the negotiations in Cairo. The organization must not be allowed to have any tangible gains or otherwise it will only be incentivized to further radicalize and gain power.” Let’s go back to my first interlocutor at the beginning of this article. “It seems to me that most leaders already understand this,” he opines. “The last one to understand this is President Barack Obama. His Cairo speech during his first term will haunt him for the rest of his life. Already now it looks like some bizarre act. In five or 10 years from now, it will look almost radical. Obama gambled on the Muslim Brotherhood as the watchdogs of democracy in the Middle East. But he, too, already knows the truth. What worries me is that the European nations have yet to understand this. It has not dawned on them yet. It’s very 'cool' to be anti-Israeli and to demonstrate for the 'liberation of Palestine' and against the 'genocide' in Gaza. ''Nobody really looks at the finer details to discover that there is no genocide in Gaza and that all Hamas needs to do to save its people is to stop shooting rockets at civilians. There is no need to liberate Palestine because there was never such a state, and because the Palestinians in Gaza got rid of the Israeli occupation nine years ago and because the Palestinians in the West Bank received full autonomy and have been rejecting for the past seven years any proposal to set up their own independent state. ''In Europe — whose 'European' flair is starting to fade — the conspicuous Islamic presence dictates this vocal wave of anti-Semitism mixed with ignorance and hatred that was enhanced through brainwashing. It is possible that one day the Europeans will understand what the real situation is and try to fix it. There’s a pretty good chance that this will happen too late. By then, the situation will be beyond repair.” That’s as far as the doomsday prophesies of my sources go. All of them are mainstream Israelis, seasoned and senior experts in their respective fields (legal, political, military). They all support the peace process and the two-state solution, but they start losing faith — not in the Palestinians but in the Europeans and the Americans — the enlightened world. And that’s dangerous. And yet, a silver lining looms; lo and behold, even Obama starts grasping the momentous hour. What he said at a news conference on Aug. 20 following reports on Foley’s beheading would not put Netanyahu to shame. But it’s not only Obama. More and more public figures, journalists, opinion setters and large swathes of the public in the enlightened world are starting to get the picture. Articles to this effect have started appearing here and there. Will more follow? We must hope they will. Ben Caspit Columnist Ben Caspit is a columnist for Al-Monitor's Israel Pulse. He is also a senior columnist and political analyst for Israeli newspapers, and has a daily radio show and regular TV shows on politics and Israel. On Twitter: @BenCaspit Follow @AlMonitor Original Al-Monitor Translations Read more: http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2014/08/james-foley-is-hamas-radical-islam-israel-us-europe.html#ixzz3BVC5SDdj |
Militant members and sympathizers of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have circulated pictures of what they said was the passport of the so-called “caliphate” declared last week by the militant group. The "State of the Islamic Caliphate” appears to be inscribed at the top of the purported passport. At the bottom, it says: “The holder of the passport if harmed we will deploy armies for his service.” ISIS reportedly said the new document will be distributed to 11,000 citizens living in cities bordering Iraq and Syria. The militant group, which operates in both Iraq and Syria, said their caliphate would spread from Aleppo in northern Syria to Diyala in eastern Iraq. The passport is reportedly being printed in a government facility in Mosul that was built in 2011. The facility known as the “Identification and Passport Center” was scheduled by the Maliki’s government to start issuing new ID card next week, according to Iraqi media reports. Last week, ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi called on Muslims with military, medical and managerial skills to flock to its newly-declared pan-Islamic state, in an audio recording. “Those who can immigrate to the Islamic State should immigrate, as immigration to the house of Islam is a duty,” said Baghdadi. The newly named “caliph” said the appeal especially applied to “judges and those who have military and managerial and service skills, and doctors and engineers in all fields.” Baghdadi also addressed the group’s fighters, saying that “your brothers in all the world are waiting” to be rescued by them. “Terrify the enemies of Allah and seek death in the places where you expect to find it,” he said. “Your brothers, on every piece of this earth, are waiting for you to rescue them.”
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In part of Anambra state , Nembe in Bayelsa state, Sarawak in Malaysia, it is illegal to kill a Snake.... be it constrictor, poisonous, non-poisonous. In Japan, its illegal to look into the eyes of the King while talking to him. |
Surely we know from the very start that these PINKIES are doing the PSYCH OPS for the HARAMITES. That should not surprise you. Pursuant to their unflagging quest to always scandalize all things Nigerian, the BRITISH press would NEVER miss out on such a report. The other day when the WORLD BANK issued a report to show that only 33.1% of Nigerians now live below the poverty line ( contrary to the BBC’s preferred and immutable figure of 90%), did you read about it on their website? They were busy blushing behind their consoles. They put us in this sorry state in the first instance by creating the LIE called Nigeria for their selfish gains. We still got a lot to learn from Egypt and its president AL-SISI |
The Defense Headquarters (DHQ) has faulted a British Newspaper report that Nigerian government committed war crimes by terrorising some of its citizens in the war against insurgency. A statement posted on the website of the Defence Headquarters read: “The report credited to the British Newspaper, Daily Independent, UK, in which it claimed that Nigerian government `committed war crimes by terrorising some of its citizens in the war against insurgency”. “Is to say the least, unduly judgmental and quite consistent with the disdain and bias with which a section of the western media reports Africa,” the statement read. The DHQ said that the newspaper did not lay claim to any sense of professionalism in coming out with grossly unsubstantiated and bogus allegations against the Nigerian government. “No credible independent source or government official was contacted to ascertain the veracity of those wild claims yet the sanctimonious and all-knowing newspaper could not exercise any restraint to be sure of its story. “Is it not preposterous to even suggest that ’4000 people have died in military custody…’ when it is on record that suspected terrorists are held in various facilities while being processed for prosecution? “At what point then did 4000 people die in military custody? This ludicrous report did not come as a surprise to anybody since this biased mindset against Nigerian government has always characterised this newspaper even before the commencement of the ongoing counter-terrorist operation,” it lamented. The statement said that the newspaper and its ilk should be reminded that the Nigerian military and by extension the government cannot be intimidated by this patterned bias and supremacist mindset in reporting Africa. It said having adopted this kind of judgmental posture it will not be surprised by any “phantom video they will release to support their wild claim”. “We therefore urge the general public to discountenance this obviously jaundiced report or whatever phantom video as it is all aimed at tarnishing the image of Nigerian military. The preposterous interrogative posture of Daily Independent since the inception of the war on terror in Nigeria clearly questions the integrity of the said documentary. “And is therefore an indication of frantic effort at tarnishing the Nigerian military and ultimately the Nigerian nation. The so called documentary should therefore be taken with a pinch of the salt,” the statement said. |
And here is the latest headline in world media............. Cease-fire ends as Hamas Fires rockets from Gaza Strip into Israel. This tells us who the aggressor is. Meanwhile To those distorting facts:-- HISTORY 101: The "area" referred to as Palestine (it was never a country nor a state) was controlled by the OTTOMANS from the early 1500's to 1920, when it was turned over to the BRITISH. Ottoman records in 1915 state that the population of the area was approx. 650,000 Muslim Arabs, approx. 80,000 Christian Arabs, and approx. 60,000 Jews. Yes, Jews lived in that area, always have, always will. No one was referred to as Palestinian, and those nonexistent people did not control the area. The first country on that land was formed in 1948, the State of Israel. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!!! |
1. Have you or any of your colleagues been intimidated by Hamas? 2. Do you feel restricted in your ability to ‘say what you see’ in Gaza? 3. How do you feel about the Spanish journalist who said Hamas would kill any journalist if they filmed rocket fire? 4. Has Hamas pressured you to delete anything you have published? 5. Has Hamas ever threatened to take your phone, laptop or camera? 6. Has Hamas ever taken the phone, laptop or camera of a colleague in Gaza? 7. Have you seen Hamas fighters in Gaza? 8. If yes, why have you not directly reported Hamas fighting activity when you are eye-witnesses in Gaza, but rather indirectly reported about what the IDF(Israeli Defense Force) says they Hamas has done? 9. Are you scared to publish photos of Hamas operatives on your Twitter page, or broadcast images of Hamas fighting and aggression on your news channel? 10. Have you published any photos of terrorists launching rockets in Gaza? If so, are these images being turned down by your newspaper or broadcaster? 11. Have you thought of interviewing the traumatized residents of southern Israel? 12. When Israeli authorities say that most of the dead in Gaza are terrorists, and Hamas says most of the dead in Gaza are civilians, how do you differentiate? 13. When Hamas Health Ministry statistics contradict Hamas’ own propaganda and reveal that mostly men of fighting age have died so far in Gaza, does it give you pause for thought? 14. Is an underage armed terrorist still counted as a terrorist or a child when killed? Or both? Do you explain to your readers how this is possible? 15. Have you put to Hamas spokespersons that firing rockets from civilian areas in a war situation will draw return fire and lead to the death of civilians? 16. Nick Casey of the Wall Street Journal tweeted: “you have to wonder with the shelling, how patients at Shifa hospital feel as Hamas uses it as a safe place to see media.” Never mind wondering; did you ask any patients how they feel? 17. And how do you feel about the fact that Casey subsequently deleted his tweet? 18. Russia Today journalist Harry Fear mentioned rocket-launching sites near his hotel. Have you noticed any terrorists or terror bases near your hotel? 19. How do you feel about Fear’s expulsion from Gaza, for tweeting about the rocket launches from civilian areas? Are you worried that you might also be expelled from Gaza? 20. Did you see any Hamas terror personnel inside Al-Shifa hospital? 21. Have you interviewed a Hamas spokesperson inside Al-Shifa? 22. Have you seen any rocket-launching sites in or around the vicinity of a hospital? 23. Have you interviewed hospital staff or patients as to how they feel about their buildings being used for terror activity? 24. Hamas’ command and control bunker is underneath Al Shifa hospital. Is this worth reporting? Have you asked to gain access to it, so you can interview Hamas commanders? 25. French newspaper Liberation reported that Hamas’ Al Qassam offices are next to the emergency room at Shifa hospital, before deleting the article. Was the reporter right to delete the article, and will the information appear in the media at some point still? 26. When the missile hit Al-Shati hospital where children were killed, did you see Hamas operatives collecting the debris of the fallen Palestinian rocket, as Gabriel Barbati reported? Did Barbati pick up on something you missed? 27. Barbati prefaced his tweet by writing “Out of Gaza, far from Hamas retaliation.” Will you also report differently about Gaza when you are out of Gaza, far from Hamas retaliation? 28. Can live journalism by reporters who are scared of retaliation from the authorities they are reporting about really count as pure journalism, or is journalism in that context fundamentally compromised? 29. Have you seen or heard evidence of Hamas using civilians as human shields, by forcing or “encouraging” them to stay inside or enter into a building that has received a knock on the roof? 30. Have you seen or heard evidence of Hamas storing weapons inside schools, houses, flats, mosques or hospitals? 31. Have you interviewed Gazan residents to find out if they have – or know someone who has – a tunnel dug underneath their house? How do they feel about this? 32. Have you tried to interview any of the parents of the 160 Palestinian children who died building the terror tunnels? 33. Have you asked Hamas spokespersons why they are setting out to murder children by firing rockets towards civilian populations? 34. Have you interviewed any UNRWA officials about why Hamas are storing weapons in their schools, and how the weapons got there? 35. Are you currently investigating how Hamas rockets ended up in UNRWA schools? 36. Are you currently investigating why UNRWA returned rockets to Hamas and their police force? 37. When Hamas breaks a ceasefire with Israel – as it has done 6 times – how easy is it to report on this from Gaza? 38. Is there any anti-Hamas sentiment in Gaza, and how is it expressed? 39. Were you aware that Hamas chose to execute dozens of anti-war protesters in Gaza, and did you not consider this to be worth reporting? 40. Is international media reporting from Gaza free from pressure and intimidation, or is there a real problem – and if so, how will you address it?
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omenka: You sound as though naija borders are water tight. Weren't they keen on arresting Ibori?? Didn't he still find his way out of the country??Know this brother, an international airport is the last route for a fugitive. Land borders, sea borders YES. |
Was she not the one that was begging a nollywood colleague of hers to hook her up with Ameachi early last yr? Can see she has upped her game. |
The Feds are not really keen in arresting Nyako. If they were, trust me, he'd be in one of those wet and damp undergroud cell at DSS Yellow House or Mogadishu cantonments guard room meant for treason suspects. They sure know he was taking that flight bro. |
WTF!!!! I have a property behind this market Jericho precisely. My neighbour did confirm the inferno. What a loss. |
Good job OOUites. I just wanna add this... From the staging area(where yall spent d night) Do scout your routes to the Objective (Governors office vicinity) before advancing with the whole body of students. Make use of decoy teams to decieve the police before yall rendevouz at the Ground zero. Lastly education is yall right and not meant for the highest bidder. Go grab it guys. |
Its a big shame nigerians on this forum see things from ethnic, political, religious point of view. Mrs. Marylin Ogar gave a us an heads up on the BH debacle and even an example of those who are ready to induce the security agencies and umpire during elections which is our only way of having input in governance, but here we are majority are spitting venom at her. Nigerian youths are so unserious and full of rhetorics. 9jan's dont know what they up against cabal & terrorism-wise |
Reading tru this thread, i discovered that a lot of contributors replaces their ethnicity with their states. states are mere administrative cleavages which is not to be confused with your ethnicity/heritage. Meanwhile, my father is of YORUBA Ethnic group/Ijesha Tribe while my mother is of the UROHBO Ethnic group/Uvwie Tribe. |
oh no