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Politics › Re: Have U Blamed Jonathan Today? If You Haven't Please Do! by fulanimafia: 5:45pm On Feb 23, 2016
CSTR2:
The over 40 years of fulani rule and wasted trillions of dollars is insignificant. Even the baboon of ota's 8 year rule is nothing.
Let us all blame GEJ's 5.5 year government.
cattle herder.
If i told you i expected better from you, then i would be lying.
Pele grin
Politics › Re: See The Reasons Olisa Meuh Gave On AIT 2day Why They Elected Sherif PDP Chairman by fulanimafia: 1:32pm On Feb 23, 2016
Nurse Metuh is naturally defending the choice of the Boko Haram sponsor. If not for BH, where would he have had the opportunity to divert and steal the arms funds allocated to fight them?

Boko Haram is PDP and PDP is Boko Haram - Late General Azazi (Former NSA).

Politics › Re: Have U Blamed Jonathan Today? If You Haven't Please Do! by fulanimafia: 12:04pm On Feb 23, 2016
Mboi:
Please bro you have not blamed GEJ today, y?
His legacy speaks for itself, I've got bigger fish to fry son.
Politics › Re: Political Genuis Or Flop? Read Buhari's Say On Devaluation Of Naira by fulanimafia: 9:30am On Feb 23, 2016
It's actually simple common sense.

If you're not producing goods for export, what is the essence of devaluing your currency for goodness sake? What goods are you making more attractive to foreigners to earn more forex?

Buhari is not a genius for this policy because it's supposed to be common sense, if not for the mass ignorance of wailers and iPod touts alike.
Politics › Re: Have U Blamed Jonathan Today? If You Haven't Please Do! by fulanimafia: 1:20pm On Feb 22, 2016
Trying to make a joke out of Jonathan's failure doesn't reduce the impact of his incompetence one bit.

The fact remains that the ineffectual buffoon is the source of our economic challenges today and a million sarcastic threads cannot change it. Bow your heads in shame for attempting to prolong his cluelessness.

Meanwhile, have you praised Ali Modu Sherriff today?
Politics › Re: [waawa] Why, Is It Because It Is Buhari? by fulanimafia: 8:39am On Feb 22, 2016
Your post is a bit incoherent as you're shooting all over the place hoping to hit something.

First of all, theft, corruption and graft are the root source of most of the maladies you refer to.

Second of all, you have zero substance to back your claim about APC governors looting to finance Buhari's election. It's all hearsay and repeated hogwash that is beneath my scope of discourse. You're only grasping at straws to justify the shameless looting of our treasury for Jonathan's failed re-election bid that led to the loss of thousands of lives as a result of diverted defence funds.

Finally, it takes more and longer to build than to destroy, hence if you're expecting a reversal of Jonathan's six year damages in eight months then I'm unable to honestly take you seriously.

otil1:
Oh, sure, Shites! Gosh, I yet to get used to the islamic divide.

Thanks.

So, it's not about theft or graft. It's about obvious silence to many maladies we were so brazen in criticising in the past.

Meanwhile, @fulanimafia, don't convince me u believe the propaganda about looted/recovered for its an elite thing. Funds looted by Jonathan men to fund pdp campaign were also looted by APC governors to fund Buhari campaign.

But the real (common sense) question is: since the (better) govt started it's recovery campaign, how has life of common Nigerians, you and I, improved?
Politics › Re: Ali Modu Sheriff Must Go Next Month - PDP Leaders. by fulanimafia: 8:14am On Feb 22, 2016
That's what happens when a party is led by individuals that are soaked, cooked and baked in the culture of corruption, impunity and disregard for morality.

The likes of Jonathan, Wike and Fayose that have imposed the BH sponsor on the opposition party are unable to sense the change in Nigeria which has awoken Nigerians to the values of integrity and responsibility in governance, hence their belief in the suitability of SAS as PDP Chairman in these changed times which the ailing party is struggling to reform to fit into.

The party is only reaping what it has sown and we can only hope they continue to unravel themselves with SAS's emergence until the substance of Azazi's statement is fully manifested. Nigeria is in dire need of a credible opposition party.

Boko Haram is PDP and PDP is Boko Haram. - Late General Azazi
Politics › Re: Arewa, Ohanaeze Leaders Meet, Reaffirm Faith In Nigeria by fulanimafia: 8:05am On Feb 22, 2016
ichukwu48:
Even their master just confirmed they are a docile slave grin grin
Last time I checked, it wasn't the Yorubas that have been crying for freedom and sacrificing their gullible youths in the process.
Politics › Re: [waawa] Why, Is It Because It Is Buhari? by fulanimafia: 8:02am On Feb 22, 2016
Oh I read it, and quite thoroughly indeed. The 'unarmed' Shiites (not Sunni) were constituting a parallel government and failure to contain their excesses is the exact pattern of mistakes that led to the blossoming of BH.

Still does not affect the substance of my posts .

fulanimafia:
Nigerians are not daft, we know the hole we just came out front so blaming Buhari is the inalienable preserve of misinformed and sentimental iPod touts. If not for the grace of God, Jonathan would have still been in power and would have buried us deeper in the mess that his uncontrolled looting and incompetence put us in. Imagine the ineffectual buffoon in this period of lack.
otil1:
You have not read the post. Read it first before defending.

Shooting of unarmed Sunnis and fuel subsidy were mentioned. Did you read that?
Politics › Re: Arewa, Ohanaeze Leaders Meet, Reaffirm Faith In Nigeria by fulanimafia: 7:56am On Feb 22, 2016
Wizprodigy:
More like the tribe everyone wants to associate with. Not when you claim everyone loves you and you are left out in the reaffirmation of faith in Nigeria. Irony isn't it?
FYI, i am not igbo.
The Yorubas have consistently and remarkably proven their faith in Nigeria, even while they were sidelined under the ineffectual Jonathan, therefore it is only the cry babies that scream secession because they played themselves out of political relevance, that need to be coerced into reaffirming their faith in our national unity.

The Yoruba were left out of nothing, they are already sterling beacons of our national unity.
Politics › Re: [waawa] Why, Is It Because It Is Buhari? by fulanimafia: 7:50am On Feb 22, 2016
To effectively address any failure, you must locate and address the source otherwise it's a pursuit in futility.

Nigerians are not daft, we know the hole we just came out front so blaming Buhari is the inalienable preserve of misinformed and sentimental iPod touts. If not for the grace of God, Jonathan would have still been in power and would have buried us deeper in the mess that his uncontrolled looting and incompetence put us in. Imagine the ineffectual buffoon in this period of lack.

SexyKaycee:
The op is addressing the failure of Nigerians to address Buhari ' Bleep ups and you're here bringing Jonathan into the mix. Are you cursed?

Address the post and free Jonathan
Politics › Re: Arewa, Ohanaeze Leaders Meet, Reaffirm Faith In Nigeria by fulanimafia: 7:40am On Feb 22, 2016
BMedia:
You guys are annoyingly but truly born to rule.

See how these clowns are insulting themselves over whose turn it is to get fuk*d.
grin
Politics › Re: [waawa] Why, Is It Because It Is Buhari? by fulanimafia: 7:39am On Feb 22, 2016
What are you saying? How does this relate to my post?

How does this address my point that Jonathan who failed in a period of excess and plenty would have buried this country by now in this period of lack with his wanton looting, incompetence and cluelessness? Look in the mirror for the olodo you seek.

SexyKaycee:
[s]So it is Jonathan who is still keeping the air fleet?
Or still paying subsidy?
Or still waiting for ex jetting around the world?

The olodo is strong in you[/s]
Politics › Re: [waawa] Why, Is It Because It Is Buhari? by fulanimafia: 7:16am On Feb 22, 2016
...and my name is Chibuzor Okafor. Mustapha indeed, that article a typical product of an IPod wailer.

The fact remains that we were buried in this mess by clueless Jonathan and things would have been much worse if the looting and incompetence were allowed to continue by his re-election. Thank goodness.

It's impossible to expect someone who failed when oil was sold for $110/barrel to be able to manage the country when it is selling for less than $30/barrel when it's our main source of revenue, forex and support for controlling the exchange rate.
Politics › Re: Arewa, Ohanaeze Leaders Meet, Reaffirm Faith In Nigeria by fulanimafia: 7:09am On Feb 22, 2016
Good to see everything under control.
Politics › Re: EFCC To Seize Tompolo's Property by fulanimafia: 7:21pm On Feb 18, 2016
Ecoterrorism:
The same army guys who couldn't send BH to ajanna fast are what you are bragging with
Tompolo and his militants don't have a Dasuki arming, funding and protecting them, neither are they being dealt with by an incompetent comedian in chief without a single spine.
Politics › Re: EFCC To Seize Tompolo's Property by fulanimafia: 7:10pm On Feb 18, 2016
Ecoterrorism:
life Na per head. Na we go suffer am
You wish grin
Politics › Re: EFCC To Seize Tompolo's Property by fulanimafia: 7:09pm On Feb 18, 2016
Ecoterrorism:
Buhari wants us to sell 15000 barrel of crude oil per day
Lol any miscreants will be decimated.

The creeks are now dripping with military personnel.
Politics › Re: EFCC To Seize Tompolo's Property by fulanimafia: 7:05pm On Feb 18, 2016
Nice development. Tompolo cannot escape justice.
Politics › Re: PMB Appointed Tolu Ogunlesi As His Special Assistant On Digital/new Media by fulanimafia: 7:04pm On Feb 18, 2016
Well deserved and fitting appointment.

Regardless, wailers must wail.
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia: 6:53pm On Feb 18, 2016
aaronson:
That's what you say when your ignorance is not defendable defensible .
You're not going to stop embarrassing yourself on this thread will you? grin

I'm done with you. Education is not free.
Politics › Re: Is This The Change You Promised Nigerians? NANS Pres. Arrested Over.. by fulanimafia: 6:49pm On Feb 18, 2016
Chukazu:
so you cant read?
he is telling you that police clearance is not pre-requisite for protest and you are bent on argument?

do you beat a child and ask him not to cry without "permission?"...what nonsense?
Is something wrong with your comprehension or are you blind? I just gave you the legal provision yet you're arguing based on hearsay.

fulanimafia:
Section 1 of the Public Order Act (Cap P42) laws of the federation of Nigeria, 2004 states:
“Persons desirous of convening or collecting any assembly or meeting or of forming a procession in any public resort must apply and obtain the license of the governor. The governor can delegate his powers to the Commissioner of Police of the state or to other police officers. Persons aggrieved by the decision of the Commissioner of Police may appeal to the governor and the decision of the governor shall be final and no further appeal shall lie therefrom".
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia: 6:45pm On Feb 18, 2016
aaronson:
That's demography but doesn't explain social contract that leads to religion, what do I mean in essence? Stereotype!

Now, "Diversity encompasses religion" and religion diversity are two different thing.
Lol you're trying too hard to defend your original lack of comprehension.
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia: 6:01pm On Feb 18, 2016
aaronson:
Now this was your exact first contribution.

“His point was actually quite clear and can be summarized as follows:
Nigerians are blissfully ignorant about other parts of the country, which is why the average unexposed northerner thinks the East is a barren wasteland full of criminals, and the average easterner thinks the North is one huge undeveloped swathe of desert filled with almajiri's.”


No such thing as religion diversity here but purely ethnicity difference, cultural ethnocentricism and stereotype.

Still waiting on you to figure out religion diversity in that.
fulanimafia:
His point was actually quite clear and can be summarized as follows:
[size=14pt]Nigerians are blissfully ignorant about other parts of the country[/size], which is why the average unexposed northerner thinks the East is a barren wasteland full of criminals, and the average easterner thinks the North is one huge undeveloped swathe of desert filled with almajiri's.
Diversity encompasses religion, that shouldn't be too hard to comprehend. Should it?
Politics › Re: Run Goodluck Run. Onyeka Onwenu.. by fulanimafia: 5:56pm On Feb 18, 2016
hesiod:
Buhari should target all those that supported Jonathan and take food away from them. infact, everyone that made buhari Labour in vain for 12 years to have a shot at aso rock should be rounded up and shot.

Nigeria shall be great again.
Lol calm down bruv...its not that deep grin.
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia: 5:46pm On Feb 18, 2016
aaronson:
now figure out religion diversity in your own original contribution.
Gosh do I have to spoon-feed the logic to you?

The OP mentioned diversity, of which he gave an example of ignorance of religious diversity (a subset of diversity).

My summary then referred to diversity in general (which includes religion) which is the subject of the OP's post.

Your inability to comprehend the original post and my summary is astounding, but not entirely surprising.
Politics › Re: Run Goodluck Run. Onyeka Onwenu.. by fulanimafia: 5:39pm On Feb 18, 2016
Onyeka Onwenu is the poster girl for Any Government In Power.

If you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything. - Irene Dunne

Politics › Re: Is This The Change You Promised Nigerians? NANS Pres. Arrested Over.. by fulanimafia:
LegalAnalyst:
Police permit is not a requirement of law before anyone exercises fundamental right of peaceful protest. This is the true position of law in Nigeria

*NaijaLegalAnalyst*
Mr "Legal Analyst",

Section 1 of the Public Order Act (Cap P42) laws of the federation of Nigeria, 2004 states:

“Persons desirous of convening or collecting any assembly or meeting or of forming a procession in any public resort must apply and obtain the license of the governor. The governor can delegate his powers to the Commissioner of Police of the state or to other police officers. Persons aggrieved by the decision of the Commissioner of Police may appeal to the governor and the decision of the governor shall be final and no further appeal shall lie therefrom".

Now, again I ask; Did the NANS President get authorization for his protest?
Politics › Re: Is This The Change You Promised Nigerians? NANS Pres. Arrested Over.. by fulanimafia: 5:27pm On Feb 18, 2016
Ecoterrorism:
The issue of police clearance has been dealt with by the court and so holding a peaceful protest is legal.
What are you talking about?

If he did not receive police clearance prior to the protest, his arrest is quite valid as he would be constituting a public nuisance and flouting the laid down process for embarking on a public protest of any kind.
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia: 5:23pm On Feb 18, 2016
aaronson:
Now listen to yourself while reading your summary.

You summarized ETHNICY which is a little different from culture and you never made mention of religion diversity.


So how is it comprehensive?
What I summarized is diversity (which encompasses culture and religion) and the ignorance regarding it.

fulanimafia:
His point was actually quite clear and can be summarized as follows:
Nigerians are blissfully ignorant about other parts of the country, which is why the average unexposed northerner thinks the East is a barren wasteland full of criminals, and the average easterner thinks the North is one huge undeveloped swathe of desert filled with almajiri's.
Politics › Re: Understanding Nigeria's Cultural, Ethnic And Religious Diversity - Coolhamid by fulanimafia:
aaronson:
If you submit this for a project work, its zero, I couldn't even understand the point you hammering on, Is it culture? Is it religion diversity or both?

No clarity at all, ended up confusing me with traveling.
His point was actually quite clear and can be summarized as follows:

Nigerians are blissfully ignorant about other parts of the country, which is why the average unexposed northerner thinks the East is a barren wasteland full of criminals, and the average easterner thinks the North is one huge undeveloped swathe of desert filled with almajiris.

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