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Sports › Re: Heartland Relegated For First Time In The History Of Nigeria Football League by Flets: 10:44am On Oct 07, 2016
Alhaji Rochas strategically executing his mandate in Imo state just like Buhari is doing at the National Level.

By 2019, Nigerians would have learnt their lessons. But I doubt if they will cos Nigerians are one lousy and vulnerable lot.
Politics › Re: Why Buhari Will Keep Dasuki In Detention- The Nation by Flets: 9:50am On Oct 07, 2016
NairaMaster1:
Who told you? Gonment op ze fiful by ze filful and por ze filful
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Peter Obi; Atypical Hypocrite by Flets: 8:21am On Oct 07, 2016
It just had to be Sahara Reporters. They would never suggest ways to make Nigeria better but will slander/ downplay anyone making an attempt.

Even when Peter Obi's position on those issues were as clear as the sun but I just knew that nepotism and tribal laced sentiments will blind the most of us on clear cut issues just because Peter Obi is Ibo. I am expecting EFCC to embark on their media prosecution of Peter Obi soon as they will definitely not take his growing popularity in good fate.

Nigeria is cursed. Special Judgments awaits Sowore and every interest he represents. Nigerian Youths must stand up and take back their country.
Business › Re: Recession: Dangote Threatens To Stop Tomato Paste Production by Flets: 8:18am On Oct 07, 2016
When will Nigerian youths rise up and take back their country? When will they stop complaining?

If there must be mistakes, let the youths make the mistake and not the same old men who have been making mistakes for the past 40+ years.
Politics › Re: Lai: Ministers Queue To Buy Petrol, Change Started With Us Long Ago by Flets:
Lai Mohd contributed over 50% of the mockery attributed to this buhari administration, closely followed by Adeosun, Dalung, Ngige and Fashola..... in that order.

Note: Buhari s 100% responsible for his failure on all fronts
Politics › Re: APGA Crisis: Obiano May Join APC by Flets: 8:02am On Oct 07, 2016
That will be political suicide.
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Comply With ECOWAS Court Ruling on Dasuki by Flets: 7:56am On Oct 07, 2016
If I have learnt anything from this government, It is that I should never believe what this government says. This news can only be taken with a pinch when we see Dasuki set free and free for a while because they will attempt to pick him up again.

Buhari is a vindictive dictator and it will require some serious arm-twisting by some influential powers to have him release Dasuki. I am strongly convinced Buhari will not end well both as an individual and a president.
Politics › Re: Why Buhari Will Keep Dasuki In Detention- The Nation by Flets: 7:54am On Oct 07, 2016
Buhari does not understand democracy literally
Politics › Re: Owerri Refuse: We Deliberately Left It To Punish Indigenes – Imo Govt by Flets: 7:33am On Oct 07, 2016
How exactly did Imo indigenes elect this dofus for a second term?
Politics › Re: How Jonathan Caused Spread Of Boko Haram- Osinbajo by Flets: 7:31am On Oct 07, 2016
Osibanjo is a total disgrace to professors and pastors.

Sometimes I think, who in his right senses after seeing the multiple lies and conjectures of Osibanjo will seat to listen to his ministration from the pulpit. People like Osibanjo has done great disservice to the Christian folks.
Politics › Re: Buhari: We Disappointed Prophets Of Doom In 2015 by Flets: 7:23am On Oct 07, 2016
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan disappointed the prophets of doom. Left for Buhari, Nigeria can burn for all he cares if he lost.
As a matter of fact, Buhari and his northern elements have already finalized plan for mass slaughter of Non-northerners in the North in line with his soaking dogs and baboons in blood.

people need to understand that GEJ made that call for a reason. He could have still accepted that result without making that call. But there was a widespread fear that between the final announcement of the results by INEC and GEJ's next public speech on the election result, the country would have been aflame. That GEJ call disappointed the prophets of doom.
Politics › Re: 270million Used To Clear Grass At The IDP Camp By Lawal: Reps Probes Allegations by Flets: 7:21am On Oct 07, 2016
If only Nigerians had an idea the level of corruption going on under this government which are being suppressed with 'corruption fight' and multiple distractions.

Buhari has to be the most corrupt individual to grace Nigerian politics
Properties › Re: Eko Atlantic Set To Become West Africa's Financial Hub by Flets: 7:19am On Oct 07, 2016
Definitely not under Buhari's government.
Business › Re: Travelex To Commence Sales Of Forex To Bdcs Today by Flets: 7:17am On Oct 07, 2016
There is no short cut to economic positives. If we don't fix our balance of trade deficits, Travelex cant do nothing.
Politics › Re: Yakubu Dogara Wins Leadership Politician Of The Year Award (Photos) by Flets: 4:30pm On Oct 06, 2016
Hahahahahahahahaha

This is the time to look into the eyes of the supposed knowledgeable idiots who canvassed to get this government in at all cost and have a very good laugh...... Yes I am talking about the APC zombies.

Nigeria is now the mockery of the globe..... Buhari does not care about the recession as he is busy crowning impunity with more impunity.
Politics › Re: Air Force Operation "Forest Storm" Destroys More Illegal Oil Refineries (Video) by Flets: 10:29am On Oct 06, 2016
texazzpete:
Speaking of 'uininformed'...

'Condensate' is not one of the products of local refining of crude oil. The guys in the creek refine out gasoline and diesel, discarding much of the heavier by-products and waste water in the waterways.

As the name implies, 'Condensate' is low density liquid that condenses out of gas.

Fulani militants (who can also be herdsmen) are described as terrorists, NOT 'Fulani herdsmen'. Unless you're accusing Southern beef eaters of supporting terrorism grin

To explain it to you in simple terms

1) All Fulani militants are terrorists
2) Some Fulani militants are herdsmen
3) Not all herdsmen are terrorists.

If this doesn't sink in, you cannot be helped.
You can twist it all you want but Fulani Herdsmen (not militants) are the fourth most deadly terrorist group.

http://africansuntimes.com/2016/05/fulani-herdsmen-the-fourth-deadliest-terrorist-group-in-the-world/
https://venturesafrica.com/terror-groups-one-two-many-nigerian-fulani-herdsmen-are-one-of-five-deadliest-terror-groups-in-the-world/

We know Buhari is sympathetic to this terrorist group known as Fulani Herdsmen but we wont allow rabble-rousers like yourself twist the narrative to suit your evil aim.
Politics › Re: Air Force Operation "Forest Storm" Destroys More Illegal Oil Refineries (Video) by Flets: 4:58pm On Oct 05, 2016
texazzpete:
Basic common sense cannot be seen as 'playing to the gallery'.




Why are you clowns always eager to shift the goalposts so shamelessly?
Nobody here said anything about 'Government inaction'. I gave cogent point why the Nigerian Airforce is of limited effectiveness in tackling the menace of some belligerent armed fulani herdsmen. Unless, of course, you still insist ALL herdsmen are terrorists and that the airforce adopts a policy of bombing and strafing all herds of cattle they spot.





'under armed protection' is essentially the same as being armed.
Your misuse of the 'playing ostrich' phrase is noted...thanks for adding levity to this discussion, even though it is at your expense.
Again downplaying the threat of one of the most dangerous terrorist groups in the globe. That's the height of desperation to sound politically correct.

If I may ask.... under whose arm protection are the illegal refiners? You've vaguely used that phrase more than once that its almost sounding true to you.

For your info, the illegal refiners are down the food chain and without any obvious arm protection. They are merely creek miscreants refining and selling condensate. The only ones that could be considered under some form of arm protection are the major crude bunkerers who also sell crude to the refiners.

Enough of your uninformed rants.
Politics › Re: Air Force Operation "Forest Storm" Destroys More Illegal Oil Refineries (Video) by Flets: 9:36am On Oct 05, 2016
texazzpete:
Don't be ridiculous.
Fulani herdsmen bring cattle from the North to sell in the South. While there are bad eggs among them, there are undoubtedly lots of them who do no wrong and just move their cattle.
How is the airforce supposed to act against the herdsmen? Strafe and bomb all cattle they see? Blow up all herds of cattle?

Some Fulani herdsmen are murderers and security threats. Those cannot be distinguished from the air. ALL Illegal refinery operators are criminals perpetrating a terrible economic and environmental crime against Nigeria. Those can easily be spotted from the air and routed.

Surely, even you can see the difference.




The illegal refiners are 100% under armed militant protection. Their sponsors make millions of dollars from their actions.
Stop playing to the gallery my friend.

Fulani herdsmen have been identified as the 4th most deadly terrorist organisation in the globe and here you are downplaying their potency and justifying government's inaction towards a terrorist group.

What do you mean by being under armed protection? Are the illegal refiners armed or unarmed? Why play ostrich?
Politics › Re: Air Force Operation "Forest Storm" Destroys More Illegal Oil Refineries (Video) by Flets: 9:05am On Oct 05, 2016
texazzpete:
Sometimes it is better to keep quiet and let others assume your silence masks great wisdom, than to talk and say something as crazy as this.

Do you even know what 'Ethnic cleansing' is?

An armed, dangerous cartel is stealing oil and gas resources that belongs to Nigeria and should belong to your children (and also devastating the environment in the Niger Delta)...and you're resisting Govt attempts to deal with them. Incredible
Kindly apply that logic to fulani herdsmen. Tell us how the airforce is helping to deal with them.

As a matter of fact, the fulani herdsmen are the armed ones. The illegal refiners aint armed unless you mistake them for militants
Politics › Re: Air Force Operation "Forest Storm" Destroys More Illegal Oil Refineries (Video) by Flets: 8:11am On Oct 05, 2016
I am against illegal activities but this might just be ethnic cleansing.

Otherwise same force should have been used on fulani herdsmen
Politics › Re: Protesters Storm APC National Secretariat, Deride Tinubu by Flets: 4:10pm On Oct 04, 2016
Blainz:
Tinubu has nothing to lose, Buhari has everything to lose.

Choose your fight rightly.
Tinubu could end up in Kirikiri if push comes to shove. The Northern elites don't play no games when it comes to political superiority. Power is back to the north and is not leaving soon no matter the level of scheming Tinubu attempts.

Anybody thinking the president in 2019 will be decided at the polls is high on fermented dung.
Travel › Re: African Union Issues Travel Warning For USA - PIC by Flets: 11:09am On Oct 04, 2016
d33types:
what?
The most unsafe place in the US is safer than the safest place in Nigeria..
Never say that again. You have no idea what life in the projects is about. Its quite unsafe in the boonducks
Travel › Re: African Union Issues Travel Warning For USA - PIC by Flets: 11:03am On Oct 04, 2016
I hope everyone involved gets the message. America does not have the monopoly of issuing travel advise when it has burning security issues/ concerns on its home front.
Politics › Re: Militants Blow Up NPDC Pipeline In Delta State by Flets: 12:31pm On Sep 29, 2016
NOETHNICITY:
like it or not we er gradually,though unwillingly, but inevitably, adjusting to the reality of less over-reliance on oil revenue. We ve passed the stage of going into shock with every militant attack on oil facility. I think I like the tins re currently. Let's watch and see the worst the militants can really be up to.
Do you really want to discuss this? Can you tell me how we are adjusting to the reality of over-reliance on Oil?

By more borrowing? Sale of national assets? recovery of looted funds? ...... Pls mention one sustainable way we are adjusting? Tell me about the diversification efforts of the government and how successful they've been at it

Listen, we are not adjusting to the reality rather we are negatively reacting and there is no clear plan by this government to reverse the trend. We have not passed the stage of shock..... dollar is 476naira as we speak, that is the reality. And in about three months time when we've exhausted the old stock in-country, Nigerians shall feel the real and direct impact of the tragedy we've found ourselves.

i am open to your education on how we are positively adjusting to the crude oil reality.
Politics › Re: Militants Blow Up NPDC Pipeline In Delta State by Flets: 11:51am On Sep 29, 2016
caesaraba:
Frankly, most of us don't care that much anymore. You'd have thought that with all the bombing we'd be out on the streets scrapping for food now but nope. We getting better gradually.
Sorry you aint getting better... Dollar is selling for 476 naira now. Ignorant bunch like you led Buhari to the mess we've found ourselves today.
Politics › Re: Militants Blow Up NPDC Pipeline In Delta State by Flets: 11:50am On Sep 29, 2016
Heffalump:
It is becoming very glaring that soon, nobody will give a hoot about any bombing shit. Lets diversify in solid mineral and Agriculture and lock-up the oil in place. Who will it affect the most? Can these ugly Charlatans dig up the oil by themselves? One after the other, they will all DIE and Nigeria shall be great again. Enemies of Nigeria will surely perish in their heinous act so that we can grow.
I wish its that easy like you just made it seem but unfortunately, "There is no Nigeria without Oil". You can take that last statement to the bank.
Politics › Re: Militants Blow Up NPDC Pipeline In Delta State by Flets: 11:24am On Sep 29, 2016
With the obvious cluelessness of this APC government .... some people in Edo state had the conscience to thumb print against the APC logo on the ballot paper. I have resolved that Nigerians deserve exactly the government they get. My major near term target is to move my remaining relatives out of that hell hole called Nigeria.

Buhari had history to learn from on this fight against these militants and yet he sacrificed our mono economy for his ego. The entire globe warned Buhari of the implications of militarizing Niger Delta and the impending consequences and the dullard of a presidency blindly went in.

Today we have a badly battered economy in our trail, a recession, unprecedented capital flight and migration of foreign investors, hunger, anarchy, massive unemployment and loss of jobs, uncertainities with the dollar heading to 1000 naira on the speed of light.

And yet... the useless president and his foolish cabinet had the temerity to think "Operation Crocodile Smile abi Tears". With Buhari as president... I would need some real conviction that God has not forsaken Nigeria.
Politics › Re: INEC Announces Results Of Edo Governorship Election: Live Updates by Flets: 10:18am On Sep 29, 2016
And so goes the people's will..................... any resemblance of free and fair election is gone for good.

And where are those zombies that said they would vote out Buhari if he underperforms, this election is for your education.
Come 2019, a dollar will be selling for 1400 naira and Buhari will be president till 2023 and there is nothing anyone can do about it.

Sensible and capable Nigerians have finalized their escape routes.
Business › Re: Banking Sector Profit Falls By 28% – Report by Flets: 8:34am On Sep 23, 2016
Crass illiteracy, stupid nepotism and endemic tribalism brought us to where we are. Its not about Buhari.

Buhari has been a failure from 1984, yet tribalism blinded the zombies
We knew militancy will return under Buhari.... yet zombies never counted the cost
We knew Buhari is a core military man with no regard for the private sector .... then why complain about the negative policies
Buhari openely supported Bokoharam before elections .... why the current complain about Fulani Herdsmen?
Buhari led Nigeria to recession in the past.... why complain about current recession


Truth is there has been no surprise, Buhari has been true to himself by being a failure. The zombies who voted him into power despite glaring / overwhelming evidences are absolutely responsible for the troubles we are in as a country.

Note: All Nigerian key assets will be sold before 2019. Nigeria is finished
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Nigeria Further Into Junk Status- Bloomberg by Flets: 11:08am On Sep 19, 2016
Sensible investors will be very wary of Nigeria. The person of Buhari remains the problem.

Kick out Buhari today and watch Nigeria bounce back in few months.
Politics › Re: FG Okays Loans From World Bank, China, Japan by Flets: 7:36am On Sep 09, 2016
This is a country that was the biggest economy in Africa less than 15 months back
This is a country that had unprecedented FDI inflow
This is a country that had significant investors (foreign and local) blowing hot in many sectors
This is a country that had relative peace in the Niger Delta and stable crude productions and sales

And a man came forward, implemented TSA, took war to the Nigerdelta, divided Nigeria into the 97% and 5% regions, tightened FX cash flow, frightened investors, gallivanted the globe telling the world how useless an corrupt Nigerians were, went after his political enemies, refused to provide an economic blueprint, murdered Shiites and IPOB, sponsored herdsmen, conducted inconclusive elections, created high level forex corruption platform for his northern elites, took nepotism and extremism to a brand new height ....... and in less than 15 months reduced a once hitherto promising economy/ nation to the mockery of all nations.

Now he stupidly comes back to tell Nigerians that the change he carefully destroyed begins with them. And we now have to borrow funds that will enslave our kids for many years to come just because we have an illiterate, undiscerning, old, evil and nomadic president.

May the lot who knew better but still took the path of tribalism to vote in the sufferings we are experiencing today never find things easy in a long time.
Politics › Re: Is There Fuel Scarcity In Nigeria Again? by Flets: 10:29am On Sep 08, 2016
Lol

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