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PunkyOh:
A big fat NO. Hahaha. I don't have the patience of teaching an old dog new tricks, if you kwim

First ever person who prefers USED car to tear-robber! Just because s/he doesnt want to go through number-plating and other documentation procedures

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shakazuldadon:
so what














pre marital sex leads to hell.

pre marital sex is the single biggest current passport to hell

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arewafederation:
Why are these ibos always calling Buhari to come to their rescue? Is he now their new messiah?



SMH for the Igbos.

Question for the gods

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seankafor:
this guy just keeps hating the south east........... Well God is in control..

Hmmm.. you expect to see Peter Obi, P. Anyim, and other bloody electoral commanders of our military from the East, well, live with the disappointment!

Why Was Suleiman Abba Fired? By Emmanuel Uchenna Ugwu
Suleiman knew he wasn’t the brightest man for the job. He knew deep within him that he was picked because he showed the promise of having the ability to lend the Nigerian Police to a Jonathan’s landslide win.
BY EMMANUEL UCHENNA UGWUAPR 23, 2015

What sin did Abba, the policeman, commit that is worse than the obliteration of a dozen plus three souls executed by his namesake, the sack-proof Minister?

Why Suleiman Abba? The Inspector General of Police who got his men to
besiege the National Assembly, teargas opposition members of the House
of the Representatives, lock out Speaker Aminu Waziri Tambuwal? He was
the man who pronounced cheekily that his say-so determined who had
legitimacy to remain Speaker!

Reuben Abati, Jonathan’s spokesman defended the sack with a predictable line: The President has the powers to hire and fire.

We know that cliché. But we also know that President Jonathan is not
big on sacking. We know he shrinks from firing those who are most
deserving of dismissal. He would protect and cuddle them, as if he was
positively validating their atrocity.

However, we remember that when the luckier Abba orchestrated and
supervised the murder of 15 Nigerians in a job scam that should enter
the Guinness Book of Records as the most subscribed in the world,
President Jonathan didn’t flex his sacking muscle. Jonathan harbored
Moro. And he still harbors him one full year after the bloodshed. The
murderer is still Minister of Interior, the overseer of very agencies,
including the Nigerian Prisons!

So why did President Jonathan fire Suleiman Abba?

Simple answer: Suleiman Abba failed to deliver.

He was an election time IGP. He was hired to twist the men and the
services of the Nigerian Police into the scheme to concoct a victory
for President Jonathan.

Suleiman Abba knew it. He was under no illusion that he had been
tapped to bring crime rate down. He knew he wasn’t the brightest man
for the job. He knew deep within him that he was picked because he
showed the promise of having the ability to lend the Nigerian Police
to a Jonathan’s landslide win.

But what did Abba do few weeks to the election? He launched some code
of conduct for his men. The handbook detailed the nice behaviors the
policeman was required to exhibit around a polling unit. He was to be
civil, polite and alert. He was expected to watch over the integrity
of the voting exercise. Not to act in collusion with some desperate
politicians to sabotage the process.

Somehow, the men of the police seemed to abide by the rules of that
handbook. They did not act as if they were minions of Wadata Plaza.
They were not captured on cell phones, running into some bush with
ballot boxes. They were not sighted thumb printing on behalf of voters
who did not show up. They behaved decently, as though they synced
their election duty with enlightened self-interest. They knew that
many cycles of aiding and abetting grand vote heists have not improved
their lives and livelihood. They acted like they were as hungry for
CHANGE as other folks elsewhere. This is one of the reasons why
Jonathan lost.

And that is why President Jonathan pushed Suleiman Abba into the sack Lagoon.

I know this looks vindictive. It’s bad optics. Not exactly an act that
should emanate from a gentleman who used a one minute telephone call
to his rival to graciously concede defeat and secure for himself
statesmanship, even charming admirers to imagine him a contender for
the Nobel Prize for Peace. But there is a part of every human that has
an appetite for revenge.

When President Jonathan bypassed other higher ranked officers to
appoint Abba, it was done in the understanding that a sense of
gratitude would obligate the lucky chap to pay back. Both Jonathan and
Abba knew the favor put Abba in debt. Abba was supposed to do
everything he could to make sure the man who appointed him wins his
re-election bid. Abba did not do anything substantial to influence the
outcome of the process. This is why President Jonathan felt bitter.
Jonathan must have said words to this effect to himself, ‘’ if I am
going down, that guy is going down too: And he is going down before I
go down’’.

In his widely acclaimed novel, Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe
described the implications of a royal death in an effete Igbo milieu.
He told of how a dead king was never committed to the grave alone. The
dead king was provided some company. Some people had to die because
the king died. Something like a transition entourage.

These are Goodluck Jonathan days; not those pre-colonial days. But the
loss of a king still produces casualties. And head hunting still
follows political deaths, as a matter of course.

Emmanuel Uchenna Ugwu

@emmaugwutheman

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Super1Star:
That is a train and not the 16th century locomotive that the Mandela of Otuoke was celebrating.

"the Mandela of Otuoke"! Don't kill someone with laughter o

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kodded:
misleading topic..........please change it

Yes, it is misleading. It will meet it's goal: TO GET PEOPLE TO READ IT!

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GeneralBosco:
Oga, there's still 2million up for grabs on a thread (i'll provide you with the link). The simple task is just to provide "video proof" where Buhari said "I will make 1Naira equal to 1 dollar". The thread has been up for almost 2weeks. Till today, none of you fools have been able to do that yet you go around the forum spreading falsehood just to hide your pain



Buhari is the owner of Times Magazine?? This is a new level of stupidity.

"Stupidity" is an understatement for him!

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joeblac07:
13. The Earth is 4.56 billion years old the same
age as the Moon and the Sun.

The holy book of Christians say otherwise. The Bible posits that the earth is about 6,000 years old.

So are you gonna believe what the Bible says by faith or are you gonna belief what science has proved so clearly, by evidence.

The gap between Gen 1: and Gen 1:2 is unfathomable! ONLY GOD can tell us the gap between the two verses. So, Bible and Science are on the same page.
Verse 1 says iIN THE BEGINNING,GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN{S} AND THE EARTH... then THE EARTH BECAME VOID! Verse three down ward talks about your 6000 years thing

lionstone:
....The President-Elect’s perceived primordial sense of reasoning and judgment totally makes it very difficult for him to pause and ask: “Why are the people of the South-South and the South-East both home and outside rejecting my party and candidacy at polls and how can they be pacified for the sake of united, purposeful and prosperous Nigeria?”....



Source http://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/detail.php?news=10745&title=Buhari-has-drawn-the-battle-line-with-South-East,-South-South;-he-should-be-sent-to-the-USA-for-lessons-%E2%80%94Intersociety&scid=16

[b]The above was the concoction of the political hawks in the SE and SS. Why is it that our people from these zones were projected as politically naive and un-enlightened by making sure the card readers did not work there while considerable illiterate north had it smooth with this technology. NOBODY should ever project them as not supporting GMB/APC. They stopped them from exercising their free-will. Now I am not saying PDP would have lost BUT not with that miserable marging. I am greatly appalled by what happened in the SE and Rivers while APC recorded a win in BAyelsa House of Assembly. Rather, they voted out all chances of becoming anything. Now some are saying Yorubas did not die in the last 6 years for not having 'somebody' high, I ask can my IGBOS (who still cry marginalised despite the 'good show' in the last 6 years) remained unperturbed and focus like them? It's high time we arise and put to work our political weight rather than playing spoilers or being blind supporters of and claiming (minority Ijaws) someone who doesnt have any trace of Igbo in him as 'our own' EVEN at expense of our posterity. LASTLY, every tribe (one) is free to support any party/person BUT it has to be strategically.

I await your vituperations![/b]

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M17:
AMADIOHA WILL SURELY STRIKE YOU EFULEFU



WE WILL SEE HOW YOUR BETRAYAL WILL LEAD YOU ,



KEEP TYPING , UNPOPULAR OFE OWERRI slowpoke .

I don't expect anything less. In fact, this is mild! This lady is 'cursed' for being objective. Who be am (she)? Even Dim Ojukwu, the Gburugburu himselfwould be disowned, excommunicated and ostracised, if he writes this. But Shekau, Tinubu, Fayose, FKK will be indigenized once they 'rise' angrilly in defence of Igbo-man no matter the situation.

Sister, I don't envy you o. You are hereby marked for 'destruction' by teenage to thirty-something years Igbo defenders who have in them planted the Biafran's resentment for you to have spoken like a Nigerian

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modelmike7:
That is the way he will keep running till he finds himself in Cotonou Kabul, Afghanistan!

Fixed

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