Politics › America's Hypocrisy In Libya/biafra by egift(op): 1:45pm On Aug 24, 2011 |
What Is The Difference? Nigeria vs Biafra (The US and Europe backed the government) and Libya vs Rebels (The US and Europe backed Rebels).
This is pure hypocrisy on the part of the Western Nations and their allies. |
Politics › Re: Obj Vs Ibb: Presidency Unable To Settle Quarrel by egift(m): 6:32am On Aug 22, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Ibb's Day Of Reckonig Will Come, Says Vatsa's Family by egift(m): 12:22pm On Aug 18, 2011 |
I will advice members of Vatsa's family to look for ways to be useful in Nigerian society than to keep fanning the hatred on the back of their father.
After-all, apart of their father's memory as a veteran in the Nigerian Army, every other thing we remember him is "a man who ganged up against his "Best" friend who was the head of State then. |
Politics › Re: Ibb's Day Of Reckonig Will Come, Says Vatsa's Family by egift(m): 12:15pm On Aug 18, 2011 |
I do not like IBB slightly, but its sad that you guys (Vatsa' family) are now crying Purple - WHY? For the record, - Vatsa was IBB best friend yet he (Vatsa) lead a group to over-throw his best friend. - Vatsa act is not just against against his best friend but the entire military government headed by IBB. - Vasta was unsuccessful in his plot and was prosecuted according to the law of the land. Its sad you people now wanted IBB to had intervaned in the proceedings and soften justice to his "best friend".  Yet many of you will open thread calling for corrupt politicians to be prosecuted. |
Politics › Re: EFCC Wants Churches To Investigate The Sources Of Huge Tithes by egift(m): 3:11am On Aug 17, 2011 |
EFCC and CBN will not concentrate on their jobs. They are just hoping this madness will stick, nonsense. If they catch anybody with ill wealth let the prosecute the person, but to dream of policing religion is pathetic. |
Politics › Re: Happy 70th Birthday To IBB! - Okotie Wrote Him A Poem by egift(m): 10:03pm On Aug 16, 2011 |
Happy Birthday IBB - Many more years!
You guys can tire you pants for all you care, as long as Uncle Joe still eat nkwobi, peper-soup and bush meat with some of Nigeria's finest criminals, you guys can forget any idea of anyone being prosecuted. |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan------Building New Universities. by egift(m): 1:59am On Aug 08, 2011 |
henry101: How is GEJ a gang leader and what's the nonsense about smooth stealing? you got proof? Most Nigerian politician are criminals, thinking only of themselves and peanuts for the masses - to deny that GEJ (who have continued the process) is not their leader - I will say you are not paying enough respect to Oga Presido  Johndoe100: It is known fact that to much hate reduces your IQ, however when you have an IQ below 20 like yours is, this is dangerous. Please be careful. Mr IQ, Johndoe or what is your name - its sad your like only see things in the light of hate and love - for me I see things as true or false. You can keep living in that dreams of yours - the truth is that this is a misplaced priority, revamping the existing once will have been a lot better - too sad you can't see that part. |
Politics › Re: Sacking Sanusi Will Require 2/3's Of The Senate Vote by egift(m): 11:53pm On Aug 07, 2011 |
Its even better to sack GEJ than sack Sanusi. I mean what is the use of a toothless look-warm? |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan------Building New Universities. by egift(m): 2:31am On Aug 04, 2011 |
The Faceless Book President. Chai, see as this gang leader is smooth stealing Nigeria  |
Business To Business › Re: Welcome To Westlog Nigeria by egift(op): 4:48pm On Aug 01, 2011 |
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Business To Business › Re: Welcome To Westlog Nigeria by egift(op): 4:43pm On Aug 01, 2011 |
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Business To Business › Re: Welcome To Westlog Nigeria by egift(op): 4:23pm On Aug 01, 2011 |
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Politics › Jonathan And Tenure Elongation: What Is The Motivation? by egift(op): 6:03am On Jul 27, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: At Last, Gej Agrees To Sovereign National Conference. by egift(m): 5:57am On Jul 27, 2011 |
@All: Its very hilarious this days seeing all this GEJ voters running all over the place looking for the tiniest thing to brag about in the failure they instituted in the last election. I told you all to brace up for a 4 year failure. "I vote for Jonathan, Not PDP" - How is the fresh transformational pepper soup testing?  |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Youths: Great Ideas – No Funds by egift(op): 6:03pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
Frankly we all don't have to blow up things to make it as youths in Nigeria. Do anyone have any suggestion or solution? |
Politics › Nigerian Youths: Great Ideas – No Funds by egift(op): 5:59pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
You never can tell the challenges face us as youths in the country. One will have a great plan that will not just benefit him but many others as well, but guess what no funding. What can be done for the youths in Nigeria? The plan I have is unique and not necessarily re-inventing the wheel. It is based on a model that yields results. The likelihood of being profitable is on a very safe zone. Its going to be online based. Its going to be a source of empowerment for many in this part of the world. Once its up and running, users can make a realistic income from the site on daily basis – enough to support themselves. Read more details here Am I the only one having this challenge in the house? |
Politics › Re: Do We Have Debt Ceiling Or Limit In Nigeria by egift(op): 6:08am On Jul 23, 2011 |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=719047.msg8771853#msg8771853 date=1311379341]@OP, the sovereign wealth fund recently started by Aganga is a good example of saving for future generations. I don't know the details of how much exactly of the oil wealth is saved into it, though.[/quote]Is the same "sovereign wealth fund" that was to replace the Excess Crude Account? The government said the Excess Crude Account is illegal (not backed by any law), but they still have it around and keep using it = Do that not make a lot of things illegal?
How about the embezzlement part, and limit on that part? |
Politics › Re: Do We Have Debt Ceiling Or Limit In Nigeria by egift(op): 12:12am On Jul 23, 2011 |
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Politics › Do We Have Debt Ceiling Or Limit In Nigeria by egift(op): 11:38pm On Jul 22, 2011 |
As the US government struggle to negotiate and resolve the best proportion of revenue and debt (borrowing) limit, I keep wondering if Nigeria have such safety net in place.
Or do we just print, borrow, embezzle revenues and spend on behalf of our grand children yet unborn? |
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Politics › Re: The Truth About Boko Haram By Gen. Useni by egift(m): 4:17pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Boko Haram: That Useni home truth By Ikenna Emewu Saturday, July 16, 2011
It is good we still have an elder, at least one, and so good from the north that still say the truth. He is Gen, Jeremiah Useni. The truth and daring tirade on the troubled Boko Haram was exactly what we need from an elder. My people from the east say it is an abomination for an elder to be at home and watch a goat give birth in tether. That home truth hit at the head by Useni is the same many have been avoiding to speak. It is possible they shy away from it because they thought Boko Haram would just fizzle out or they are afraid of the people involved.
All the insurgent groups in the nation – MASSOB, OPC, Boko Haram, Niger Delta militants got animation from the misdeeds of the ruling class.
But when Boko Haram became an issue, many felt it was just one of the inanities we are used to. President Umar Yar’Adua made promises and never kept any in unraveling the extra judicial killing of Boko Haram leader in July 2009. Just a day after Yusuf, another, Alhaji Buji Foi was killed in the same manner. Yusuf was assassinated after he had been handed over to the police by the military leader, Col. Ben Ahanotu who captured him. The media report we got was that Yusuf requested to be taken to the Maiduguri government house to see the masters there. It was after he had left the place that he was reportedly shot dead. Possibly silenced like Osisikankwu in Abia State lately so they won’t live to talk.
The story about Alhaji Foi was not so different because he was killed in like manner. He was reported a major link between the government of Borno and Boko Haram as the Commissioner for Religious Affairs to Governor Modu Sheriff. He was generally known as Boko Haram financier until his death, and the story was that he served as interface between government and the sect through which money was made available for their activities.
What were those activities? I read a narrative, at least to the 5th serial in the Vanguard Newspaper by the North’s major human rights activist, Shehu Sani on the genesis and activities of the dreaded sect. It was so enlightening that the sect did not initially set out as killer squad but a puritanical Islamic body that intended to sanitize their faith. It was after the founder of the body had died, a man who had no links with violence that Yusuf dropped his job in the Yobe State civil service to head Boko Haram. Because of his slant against western education, his ways became attractive to the young faithful who saw in him a redeeming figure.
But how this humble young preacher overnight turned moneybag in his erstwhile shanty religious abode by the railway line in Maiduguri is what nobody has explained. The speculation remains high that someone in power in the state made money and massive expanse of land available to this man with two wives and 12 kids. Yusuf had following, money and fame. On the day he was captured the security authorities said he had 200 motorcycles, 20 cars, over 600 acres of land the state gave him and many more. So where did Yusuf get all these? Maybe that government Foi served as Commissioner for Religious Affairs could supply an answer. As we battle to fix the jam, if we must fix it, we must not look away from the truth about the birth of the sect, a fact we have been intentionally avoiding until a bold elder said it. Someone created Boko Haram. Someone gave it the monster life it has. Someone used Boko Haram in the past for personal gains. Someone dumped Boko Haram, not just like a piece of waste but with bruises. The bruises are the killing of the leaders, who they possibly used in the past to attain political power. Wait a minute, could that involvement Useni mentioned of Sheriff be the reason the ex-governor apologized sometime to the state and the sect as we read? Could it be the reason Boko Haram vowed in the days of Sheriff that Borno won’t know peace until the man left office? Unfortunately, as he was about to leave, he planted a replacement. The replacement he meant to give the state earlier was heartlessly murdered before he could contest the election. Now Boko Haram is like the scientific process which the originator has only the power to set in motion and not control its reach. That avarice of someone propelled by his quest to hold on to power has become the pain in the neck of the nation.
Boko Haram was that tool that had only resentment for a mismanaged society. Their kinsmen that acquired western education, rightly or wrongly, never used it for the good of all and they found reason to hate the system. Someone in quest for power saw a tool in them, skewed their intent, misapplied their potentials, induced and compromised them with lucre, used them and now they turn a dread to the larger world. We await when the FG will question Sheriff for the Useni allegation.
Like the truthful Useni also said, it is the same way Niger Delta militancy was given birth to. A certain governor was desirous of ruling at all cost. Therefore, when he felt threatened the best he invented was a group of heartless goons who aggregated into a terror squad, bullied the opposition into oblivion. In River State, the cradle of Niger Delta weird militancy, the power mongers saw a tool in a group that had existed and agitated for oil revenue rights. Maybe the agitation was not so lucrative, the men behind the skewing process channeled some profit to those that needed it badly, redirected their cause and many top opposition politicians – AK Dikibo and Harry Marshal were the immediate victims. They died. The power owners sat put and devoured their power booty. At a point, the hands of the terror gang grew idle, and they remembered some other uses for the guns in their possession. They first turned them against the gun suppliers in power. And later they faced others with kidnap. Sorry enough, my people in the east took over the kidnap aspect and commoditized it. It remains an industry there till date. At a point, the Rivers State government thought up a trick – to ask the gunmen to return their tools and get some money as reward. Oh! That sounded sweet in their ears. But too bad for the originators, they were not smarter. The gunmen who had used and gained from the tools in their hands knew better how to sustain their clout. They simply turned in the less useful guns, got some handsome cash rewards and with that procured better guns, and grew wilder. And so has it been in all the states. The power mongers have always tried the option of using idle hands as terror merchants to remain in power. There is hardly any state in Nigeria without one. The difference is the extent. Boko Haram has taken an international stature and the alarm rings louder. In the South East, MASSOB, real and imaginary, either as splinter group or impostors has been used one way or the other for sinister jobs. We have reported land grabbing in the past, rape, intimidation and personal aggrandizement with the name of MASSOB. So it really cuts across. The potentials and efficacy of Boko Haram have possibly been tapped into by some new clients. Possibly they are those that are opposed to one person or the other in power in Abuja, probably over zoning hangover. They saw the relevance of the sect, and Boko Haram has gone haywire and willingly subjects everyone to horror.
Moreover, for Useni, I would simply let the old man know that he dared say the truth. But that was somehow belated. He played compromise maybe for the gains of his party on the day he alleged Sheriff told him the reason he keeps the boys who sell petrol in bottles. If he was elder enough, he would not have put the gains of his ANPP first, but would tell the skillful governor his intent was wrong. H |
Politics › Re: What Happened To The Nlc Strike Warning? by egift(op): 2:50pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Also the governors who have publicly promised to pay it, have they commenced paying or its still a dream? |
Politics › What Happened To The Nlc Strike Warning? by egift(op): 2:48pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Over 2weeks ago, NLC said they will go on strike unless the N18,000 mini wage was paid to Nigerian workers - what have happened?
Was it just an empty treat or they have settled the officials? |
Politics › Re: Has Yardua/goodluck Fg Completed Any Project At All? by egift(m): 8:42pm On Jul 11, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Can Buhari Stop Boko Haram? by egift(m): 4:10pm On Jul 11, 2011 |
Abagworo: I previously thought you were a reasonable fellow until I read the above.Boko Haram is a child of PDP aimed at bringing down ANPP in Borno which turned to a religious group.The biggest mistake was the killing of the founder by the Yar'Adua administration. Gbam. Those that want the truth will always know it. Its just the way PDP registered Children for the election and started crying a river when they felt they did not benefit much from it. Buhari would have definitely stopped it as soon as possible and will never be overwhelmed by Boko Haram. |
Politics › Re: Fg To Create Ministry Of Information Technology - Sambo by egift(m): 4:14am On Jul 10, 2011 |
chiozor: yeye dey smell   |
Politics › Re: What Is Wrong With President Jonathan? by egift(op): 3:56pm On Jul 09, 2011 |
apoti: He already said he needs one year to settle down, he has just spent a month so please allow him   |
Politics › Re: What Is Wrong With President Jonathan? by egift(op): 2:16pm On Jul 09, 2011 |
For all those asking for more time, do we still need time before asking for Jonathan to lead? |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo: Why Soldiers Can’t Tackle Boko Haram by egift(m): 3:20pm On Jul 08, 2011 |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=708892.msg8675768#msg8675768 date=1310114911]How did they deal with the Maitatsine in the 80's ? These our security agencies sef too dey forget things.[/quote]Within few months they became nuisance, Buhari fix that, and Nigerians were never bothered again for decades. So sad he is not here to fix MEND, BOKO, OPC, MASSOP, etc. |
Business › Re: Jonathan Shuns Talks On Islamic Banking! by egift(m): 3:36pm On Jul 07, 2011 |
maasoap: The most famous and popular of all blood spillings was that of Jesus and the last time I checked wikipedia, muslims were not responsible for it. I think it's high time you Christians looked inwards because you're the source of most of the world's problems ranging from exporting wars and terrorism to foreign land, legalising Same-sex (having forgotten Sodom & Gomora), church of satan and Unclothedness. Always making mockery of Islamic polygamy acceptance, yet many of them are products of polygamous family. It's a known fact that polygamy is on increase among Nigerian Christian households. A muslim with more than one wife has Mohammed as his role model. Who is a role model for Christian with one or more wife, Jesus or Paul? A religion in which you can't trust your Pastor with your kid, be a girl or boy. Sick people with sick religion. As hard as it is (being a Christian myself) - I really enjoyed your post, except for the highlighted part. |