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Appears that Beaf has run out of anything useful to say. TKOed like his boy GEJ.

Hopefully we won't catch you in drag escaping from justice like Alams.

Or perhaps you like wearing women's clothing for fun? Who am I to judge you, it is a free country.

Gbawe:
Indeed.  He is one resilient chap and I am sure GEJ and Tony Anenih are very proud of him. One can even grudgingly admire his resilience in the same way we all had no choice but to bow to "comical Ali's" shameless propaganda while Iraq was falling around him and the American soldiers were virtually holding the microphone he was speaking into.

Lol, you've nailed it right on the head. That is exactly who Beaf is. . . Baghdad Bob (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Saeed_al-Sahhaf)! 

Some enterprising Nairalander should make a site mocking him, like this one: http://www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com/

How about this. If EVERY allegation is a lie, then you can pick at least one of them to tell me to defend, no? Which one is the biggest one? Whichever one that is, I'll defend it.

In other words, put up or shut up.

Regarding Tinubu. . . first of all, you are a dumbass. Tinubu was accused of laundering money, not directly dealing drugs himself. So it makes no sense to call him a "drug baron." These accusations might all seem the same to you, given that you don't understand the issues or legal system here, but they are not.

Part of the problem is you have no clue what you are blathering about.

Being accused of laundering money != being a drug lord != being convicted of anything != escaping from justice in the UK wearing a bra and panties after stealing billions of your own people's money

I wonder if Alams was wrapped up like this when he made his escape?

https://i53.tinypic.com/30bkxg8.jpg

alj harem:
as fashola clearly said, no electricity, bad federal roads etc and yet he has the mouth to call someone that has built lagos form the slums (tinubu government) to the envy of the country and even africa.

respect is earn.

Billions of dollars in Nigeria's reserves frittered away in less than a year. And he has the gall to call someone else a rascal? 

GEJ dey laugh, but the people of Nigeria dey cry

Beaf:
Everybody knows you are a bigot, so live with it.

More ad hominems. . .

As for the lies, I've challenged you to back up each and every claim you've made on this thread, because they are ALL lies, but we both know you can't; shame. What part of that is difficult to understand?
Bigots always make big claims and statements they can never back up.

Which one is a lie? Show me where I lied, and I'll back it up.

Are you related to the drug baron, Tinubu by any chance? why so touchy about his drugs?  

More ad hominems! Seems like a pattern with you. Is this all you have?

In any case, Tinubu was never jailed. He went to court like a man, paid a fine, and handled his business. He didn't escape justice dressed like a woman. He is free to come and go as he pleases, even visiting the UK if he wants. Can you say the same about Alams?  

Alams. . .

https://i51.tinypic.com/359y0wi.png

Beaf:
As for lies, dude just look at every one of your posts; tell me which is not a lie and can be backed by fact. You've become absolutely shameless in your bigotry.
Everybody see's you as a bigot except yourself.

Bigoted against who? Name some names?

And since so many of my posts are LIES, surely it should be easy to point out at least one of them?

And the more intelligent peeps than yourself I was referring to? Nah, it doesn't include governors, its everyday types, carpenters, rewires, drivers, meat sellers etc.

Well, first of all, without trying to be an @ss about it, this set of people isn't very large, as a fraction of humanity. Second, why does their concern over the r.ape of Bayelsa by its governors mean that others should not be?

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=602310.msg7701486#msg7701486 date=1297293386]oK, what the hell was u smoking using the bolded in a sentence to Beaf?

You trying to fry his brain?![/quote]Dude's style is just annoying as hell. What the hell does Tinubu, a guy who isn't even in office have to do with GEJ's statement?  

Beaf, the game is over. Every time you respond in a moronic and infantile way like this, I'll call you out on it.

If you want to bring up Fashola's godfather (Tinubu), then I may as well bring up GEJ's homeboys Edwin Clark and Diepreye "Crossdresser" Alamieyeseigha  

If you want to play that game, let's go right ahead.

Beaf, running from pillar to post. Everybody who disagrees with GEJ is an "ethnic bigot" 

Beaf:
How about that Bayelsa is new? Fool?

15+ years in existence now. So that is the excuse for absolutely no development and progress in the state? OK, how many years should we wait before the governors develop the state and stop stealing its money? 100 years? 1000?

More intelligent people are concerned about the ra'pe of that territory to fuel the rest of the country. Nigeria's first oil well was in what is now know as Bayelsa, but they were not connected to the national grid until 2006.

I assume that you aren't including the plundering governors as part of these people more intelligent than I?  

Now we begin to know NL's demons as well as ethnic bigots and liars like you.

Ethnic bigot? Me? Na lie! Who am I bigoted against?

Liar? Also a lie. Tell me what I've lied about. I dare you.

In general, how about we stop with your ad-hominem sort of slander and character assassination and instead focus on the facts? Or you fear the facts?

[size=25pt]Alamieyeseigha rallies support for Jonathan[/size]
NewsOct 18, 2010
By Samuel Oyadongha
Yenagoa—Pioneer civilian Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, weekend, rallied support for President Goodluck Jonathan, saying any person from the Ijaw nation, who vote against the president in the forthcoming poll is a saboteur.
Describing President Jonathan’s rise to prominence in country’s politics as divine arrangement by God, Chief Alamieyeseigha, said an average Ijaw person has leadership qualities embedded in him.
He urged the people of the region to register during the voters registration exercise, so as to be able to cast their votes which, according to him would guarantee them the President of their choice come 2011.
The former Governor, who spoke in Yenagoa, during the launch of a music entitled ‘Oyibo Remote’ by an indigenous musician, Mr Smooth, a lawyer, stressed the need for the inclusion of Ijaw music into Jonathan’s jingles, adding that music should be used to propagate the Ijaw culture.
Chief Alamieyeseigha recalled that when he was the Governor of the state, he made the Ijaw people to stop lamenting over the issues of marginalization and neglect, but to go for what rightly belonged to them.
According to him, “militancy is not only those that carry gun in the creeks, there is intellectual militancy, which is a fighting spirit, and it will continue until we get what we want. We can now dance Owigiri at AsoRock because we have the President as our son.”
He also urged Smooth to continue to promote the Ijaw culture through his music, regretting that most of the Ijaw children could hardly speak their language.
“Nobody is born in Ijaw land by accident. We must continue to promote those values that bring  us together, and music is one of them. There is no boundary between the Ijaw from Ondo State to Akwa Ibom State. The culture of Ijaw shows that we are one, but we lack unity in diversity,” he said.
In his speech, the celebrant and the convener of the launch, Barrister Smooth who thanked every body present for attending the occasion described artistes as the mirror of the society which he said is reflected by the actions and the performances of the artiste.
He urged the people to work towards building up Izon language, adding that indigenous artistes promote the values and cultures of a place while encouraging up coming artistes to work towards promoting the Ijaw values and culture.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/alamieyeseigha-rallies-support-for-jonathan/

Na wa o. Being supported by a criminal who stole billions from his own people, an outlaw who escaped justice in London by disguising himself as a woman!  

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4499962.stm

Why does GEJ cavort with such unsavory characters?

How much of Bayelsa's money did GEJ secret away?

I would not be surprised if GEJ has stolen more money that Tinubu has, when it is all said and done.

Why is his state (Bayelsa) an absolute backwater, while Rivers and Delta are flourishing?

In whose pocket did Bayelsa's money disappear? Alams alone? Or was Alams the only one prosecuted?

In any case, GEJ (and Beaf, his sycophant) need to heed the words of Fashola.

^-- lol

Sparkle777:
Yeah. Its funny as long you re not the recepient of hot pellets. Thank God for sparing her though. Corper sorry jare.its a mistake.

Indeed, wasn't really trying to make fun of her.

And it is interesting that these remarks are being made from outside Lagos , so I hope that when they come here they would be able to call us rascals again.

In other words, say it to my face, b1tch.

And if we are rascals, it means that some of the other governors they have been presiding over is a republic of rascals. But I leave him to decide his own choice of words. Why should they be worried about our success in Lagos?

If it gives them sleepless night and it makes them uncomfortable, I make no apologies that is why I am in government.

I think that if the PDP wants to swap candidates for the Governor of Lagos, I will be ready to face him because his candidate is not talking about what he wants to do in Lagos.

LOL!

He queried: “Why are the federal roads in Lagos have not been fixed? Why do Lagosians not have electricity? Why should Lagosians bear the cost of their own security in spite of the enormous votes for that every year in the federal budget? These are the issues that concern Lagosians and those are the issues about which their votes will be deployed.

Preach!

The Lagos voters will not vote on the basis of luck. I didn’t win this office on the basis of luck, it was won on the basis of very clear manifesto of the ACN, very clear ideas about how to fix this economy, very hard work that we have done since 1999 as a people, progressives who have shown our common touch with the people.

Elections will not be won by resulting to derogatory language and by claiming luck. Elections require those who seek elective offices to focus on the people over who they plan to exercise authority and to communicate to them in a very clear and practical manner how they intend to improve their lot. I think that the PDP led federal government has a lot of questions to answer in Lagos .”

Fashola K.O.ed GEJ.

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=601921.msg7700736#msg7700736 date=1297285833]I have no problem with a Fashola type Yoruba politicians to be governor of Abia State. Anyone is better than the Orjis!  [/quote]I'm not trying to be a d1ck. . . but it isn't like people all over West Africa moving en masse to Abia (or any state in that area.)

However, they are moving to Lagos in large #s.

So the relative value of the two positions isn't quite the same.

^-- More generally, would be nice if we could fix agriculture in this country

SEFAGO:
Wow so cap28 you are igbo?


No wonder you love to complain about victimization by white people, white media, asian people, asian media, green people, green media against black people

complain, complain, complain, whine, whine, whine!!!!



I wish I had so much time to do that

Federal Republic of CRYAFRA

@alj harem: Do what you like. Just don't burn down Yoruba property in Abuja. If by mistake any of my own property is damaged in any way. . .

alj harem:
if you are not sure, go to abuja, and ask jonathan to appoint an igbo miniter of abuja without the support of the north and see how nigeria will turn to a waste land of died people within a short space of time

Northerners love blood sha

Western region has been dead since the 60s. Delta State and Edo, no real reason for me to view them as mine to be suppressed. I dunno, I'm not a fan of oppression

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=601921.msg7700155#msg7700155 date=1297279770]If only we had our own separate nations instead of Nigeria. I believe that the Igbo and the Yoruba would have been the best of friends, because we have mutual interest. Suppressing our minorities.  [/quote]

I don't think we have any minorities though? In Yorubaland, at least.

But yeah, there is a saying I've heard before that is pretty apt. . . "good fences make good neighbors."

@Afam: The twitter link on your site is broken, just FYI

I love Igbo people though 

Gotta give them an A for effort at least?

Perseverance is an admirable quality.

I suspect we could be good friends if Nigeria wasn't the way it is.

Hunger for bush meat

Glad she survived though.

^-- That is actually pretty impressive. Didn't know he did that.

jason123:
In nigeria standards , it is quite negliable. You would probably not feel it. Moreover, you would probably earn more than that based on you Phd. I am also planing to reside in Lagos permanently when I am done here.

25% is a lot, dude

And almost all my salary would be in that regime. Nigeria isn't a place where you get a lot of services from the government either.

afam4eva:
But you can allow outsiders to invest. Mind you you capital is Ibadan not Lagos.

At this point, capital is Lagos, not Ibadan.

And I have no problems with outsiders investing. Investment is beneficial to both parties; everyone wins.

But seeking political office or power? That is when there is trouble. Though I should point out that people whose first allegiance is Lagos, I think they should eventually be able to seek political office. Perhaps 100 years from now, even the governor spot. But right now with Nigeria as ti is, now is not the time for that.

jason123:
Not really. It's quite negligible

How? http://www.lasg-ebs-rcm.com/assets/pdf/PAYE-Regulation.pdf

Looks like the 25%+ tax bracket only requires 160k naira in salary. Seems like a lot in taxes, no?

To be 100% frank, when I go back to Nigeria I might not even settle in Lagos 

Damn taxes too high there 

Still, it is pretty much our capital. And only a fool let's his capital be taken by outsiders.

At times I wish this ACN/CPC alliance had been pulled off. Looks like GEJ will be president tho