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ROSSIKE: Dunce, why does the recipient have to be an ex convict? A criminal is a criminal regardless of whether he was convicted or not. A winner of a Nobel Peace Prize winner (Rabin) who was known for developing NUCLEAR WEAPONS makes the award a mickey mouse award. In fact the Nigerian awards have a lot more integrity.

ROSSIKE: I already did, you stupi.d wan.ker. Go back and read the drivel you typed and my responses. I even gave you links. Blind bat.

Liu Xiaobo, the Chinese Nobel Peace Prize recipient, is a convicted criminal.

Dr. Liu, a long-time rights activist, received an 11-year prison sentence in 2009 after he helped write Charter ’08, a political manifesto, which promoted peaceful democratic reform and called for greater respect for fundamental human rights in China and an end to one party rule. After arresting Dr. Liu, police held him without charge or access to an attorney for six months. At trial, the government prevented Dr. Liu’s wife, foreign diplomats, and the press from attending.

[b]On October 8, 2010, the Norwegian Nobel Committee took the bold step of awarding Dr. Liu its Peace Prize in recognition of his “long and non-violent struggle for fundamental rights in China.”

[/b]http://www.change.org/petitions/chinese-leader-xi-jinping-release-imprisoned-nobel-peace-prize-winner-liu-xiaobo-and-wife-liu-xia

ROSSIKE: Those nations are EXAMPLES, you illiterate, of the fact that NO NATION can EVER have all its national award recipients 'CLEAN' and unblemished.

If you give your son an award for honesty today and tomorrow he goes and steals, does that make your award ''comedic''?

Olodo rabata.

CyberG: Kai...this is IT! Money (Naira) accounted to the nearest 1 Kobo (N1,461,699,541.5[b]3[/b]) When will the usual retardeens account for Trillions stolen to the nearest 1 M??

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Civil society groups in Lagos are set to engage the state government on the latter’s 2013 budget next week.

The groups, under the Lagos state Civil Society Partnership (LACSOP), said the move is in line with its citizens’ engagement project aimed at strengthening leadership and accountability in governance.

The engagement, which would hold via twitter on the LACSOP account –twitter.com/LACSOP using the Hashtag #LAGBUDGET, is designed to provide opportunity for stakeholders in Lagos to seek clarification through virtual dialogue on the specific direction of the 2013 budget of the state.

The event, which is supported by the State Accountability and Voice Initiative (SAVI), a programme of the Department for International Department (DFID), is the first of its kind in the state and is expected to attract media representatives and a large number of civil society organisations in Lagos state.

The tweets will feature raising salient points on the Lagos State 2013 budget and tasking representatives of the government to respond to queries on the budget.

Ayo Adebusoye, Coordinator of LACSOP, while shedding light on the conference, said the citizens have to cultivate the culture of asking questions on how the government is running the affairs of the state since tax payers money is expended during budget implementation.[/b]

According to him, the intention of the organisers is to open a dialogue channel between the people and government.

The Lagos State appropriation bill of N499 billion was signed into law on December 31 2012 by Governor Babatunde Fashola.

Representatives of the government are expected to explain grey areas, thereby promoting accountability.

LACSOP on the other hand, will help provide needed information to enable citizens better understand the government’s intentions and ask pressing questions.

Felix Obanubi, state team leader for SAVI, said his organisation is concerned with giving voice to the people, through advocacy partners like LACSOP.

ROSSIKE: There is NO AWARDS given in ANY COUNTRY whose recipients are ALL CLEAN. Get that into your thick skull. You cannot single Nigeria out for that. I have PROVEN it to you by naming just a few NOBEL RECIPIENTS of highly dubious records. You cannot counter that. Should I list you the number of British mass murderers who have received the Queen's award including MBE?

ROSSIKE: Come on shut your slaveboy mouth, you worthless layabout. How many criminals and killers have I listed that got Nobel prizes which you just ignored simply to regurgitate this crap? You think ignoring them would remove the fact? Address the Nobel's criminals you nasty shiithead. If you can't then bugger off, oyibo SLAVE.

kettykin: I cant help but laugh at some of the statistics people bandy about on the internet, some time ago it was about some states with no productive base except india hemp farms having higher GDPs than even states with large oil and gas companies .

One can not help but notice how some Universities that have no known historical achievements like University of Illorin being rated one of the best Universities in Nigeria while Universities that have churned out world class achievers like the University of Benin, University of port harcourt and Namdi Azikiwe University are lowly rated.

What is really responsible for the high rating of the National Open University that is less than 10 years old and is not even accredited with NUC.

At the bottom of the least is Lagos Business school .

ROSSIKE: These were your words at the start of this thread to another poster:



I know you're on drugs so you forgot that it was YOU who began with the 'contrasting' of the two awards. Now you've been put in your place by being shown that the NOBEL is even more 'comedic' than the Nigerian awards, you start to cry? This is only about Nigeria!!'' Cry baby. Get this thicko: If you condemn the Nigerian awards and praise the NOBEL as you did, it's because you're a dense, slave-minded druggie. Now, apologise apologize for your stupidity and bugger off.

dayokanu: 5 of the top 7 in SW and some University of Kidnapping dey claim tops

If you are around the Igbo all you hear are boasts about his real and imaginary accomplishments. He is very vainglory seeking

The Igbo is narcissistic in that he thinks that he is special and that other people ought to admire him. The Igbo actually imagines that other Nigerians are his inferiors and ought to admire him.

http://www.igbofocus.com/html/the_igbo_problem_can_be_fixed.html

ROSSIKE: What does the Nigerian merit awards not being a ''world merit award'' have to do with anything? You must have the IQ of a gnat. Motorpark tout with internet access.

If anything the 'world merit awards' should be an epitome of cleanliness and uprightness. Instead we see corrupt characters like Kissinger and Obama winning the Nobel. The Nigerian awards are even cleaner.

ROSSIKE: Sorry but NIGERIA IS PART OF THE WORLD. You cannot separate Nigeria from the rest of the world and impose your own 'lofty' standards on her. Who are you and what are you? What have you achieved in your own liofe to impose sucg stabndards? If even the Nobel prize - ostensibly the most respected on earth, has been awarded to questionable characters, criminals and mass murderers, then NO AWARDS ON EARTH IS TOTALLY CLEAN, AND YOU WOULD BE insane and stupid TO EXPECT THAT FROM NIGERIA.

ROSSIKE: Let's talk about it.

Some are, while some are known mass murderers and war mongers responsible for the death of millions.

Name us ONE AWARD on earth INCLUDING THE NOBEL, that is ''perfect'' the way you expect Nigeria's to be, you dumb idio.t swine?

Pataki: We are waiting for them.

March 23, 2013 by Kunle Falayi

Many landlords in Ijora, Lagos may have decided to evict tenants of Northern extraction, following Thursday’s arrest of a Chadian and four other suspected terrorists in a raid by over 100 soldiers and secret service agents in the community.

During the raid on 24, Aromire Street in the densely populated community, the soldiers and secret service agents reportedly found an improvised explosive device, AK47 rifles, cartridges and daggers.

It was learnt that two persons were arrested at 24, Aromire Street and three others at a location in an adjacent street.

[b]This created panic in the community, with many of the residents saying there might still be more suspects living among them.

During a visit to the area on Friday, Saturday PUNCH did not notice any security presence on Aromire Street, where the raid was conducted or surrounding streets.

Ijora noticeably has a high population of Nigeriens, Chadians and Northerners.

A landlord, Alhaji Ibrahim AbdulKareem, told our correspondent that one of his tenants, a Northerner, had been living in his house for two years.

“He has never caused trouble for me but how can I be sure he does not have a link with these people? I’m not sure I will let him finish the nine months he has left. My life and that of my family members are important to me,” he said.

Another landlord, Alhaji Bashiru Igbalaye, said, “No, no, nobody is going to hide a bomb in my house. I’m not even sure whether the one is my house is from Niger or Katsina. But he has to leave by the end of this month.

“We are all afraid right now. We have been living with two of the suspects probably for many years. Who knows how many are still here?”[/b]

ROSSIKE: Why don't you disparage the NOBEL PRIZE AS WELL? Awards have gone to 'shining lights' like Al Gore, Henry Kissinger, the EU, and Obama. Each of these individuals/entities are known to be globalist oppressors, and or/mass murderers. Yet you kiss their assss.

Uncle Tom.

ROSSIKE: Worthless self loathing dunce. Was any of those people given a natonal merit award AFTER they'd been convicted for an offence? Or you expect the award committee to pre-empt their criminal acts prior to their commission?

Empty-headed hateful dunce.

ROSSIKE: So what are you doing on our 'peppersoup forum'? Why not go join American or Japanese forum? If you despise the country what are you doing here? You must be a failure in life to keep associating everyday with 'failures', 'comedic people' and 'pepper soup country'.

As Achebe said, if one finger brings oil, it soils the others. You should keep your distance.

Fhemmmy: Ummmmm . . . So all they have to do is fix the error and re-apply.

Asked if INEC would reconsider the association’s application if it fulfills the said requirement, the Commission’s spokesman said “There is no second chance; the law is explicit and INEC follows what the law says.”