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Politics › Re: Video: SEE Nigerian Soldiers Running From Boko Haram by fulanimafia: 6:55am On Aug 18, 2015
Wailers quit your lies! Thank God for YouTube.

Meanwhile under GEJ, it was our soldiers running from the terrorists in the same Sambisa. That is what happens when you have a comedian-in-chief.

God bless President Buhari.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl4IgD--nKg#t=475
Politics › Re: Video: SEE Nigerian Soldiers Running From Boko Haram by fulanimafia: 6:53am On Aug 18, 2015
Wailers quit your lies! Thank God for YouTube.

Meanwhile under GEJ, it was our soldiers running from the terrorists in the same Sambisa. That is what happens when you have a comedian-in-chief.

God bless Buhari.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl4IgD--nKg#t=475
Politics › Re: Akpabio Denies Turning Government House To ‘sex Haven’ During His Tenure by fulanimafia: 6:58pm On Aug 17, 2015
Was Akpabio mentioned in the initial report? Only a thief runs when no one is pursuing.
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto To Buhari: Corrupt Officials Should Go To Jail by fulanimafia: 6:57pm On Aug 17, 2015
Happiness87:
100 days Pleaded by Tinubu for honeymoon is over, Nigerians are yearning for devidends of democracy of which they voted you for, probes are continuous processes in democracy are investigations have been done and someone indicted.

Bishop's point is clear all these can be done without noise making, Probes are not substitute for governance
Did you read my response? Probes IMPROVE governance, not hinder it.
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto To Buhari: Corrupt Officials Should Go To Jail by fulanimafia: 6:38pm On Aug 17, 2015
Happiness87:
show us in this interview where the bishop said GEJ should not be probed else thunder will fire all ye liars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUc27DlXuM0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF5gtft-Sc0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVn0AvfMYj4

see the continuation of the interview till the end, where did the bishop make such claims.

Bishop Kukah adviced buhari not to focus on probes and forget about governance, that Nigerians are earnestly yearning for dividends of democracy and time was going.
You will not use your misunderstanding to turn me against Rev. Kukah. Why should a President who has declared a war on corruption not focus on the war? What makes you think the battle for accountability will yield better dividends of democracy?

The Rev. might have mis-guaged the polity, but that is not a crime to be hanged for.
Politics › Re: If Igbos Feel Marginalized, They Can Attempt Break Away Again – Junaid by fulanimafia: 6:28pm On Aug 17, 2015
ArodewilliamsT:
One thing will happen if there is another- There won't be a Sultan of sokoto, An Igbo speaking Eze of Sokoto who is going to be a puppet of Biafra is what they'll have after the war. I'm 100% confident of that.
grin
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto To Buhari: Corrupt Officials Should Go To Jail by fulanimafia: 6:23pm On Aug 17, 2015
IdisuleOurOwn:
midolian, Fulanimafia and Ngene,what is this one saying?
Those are the learning wailers. Incoherent, mis-directed and completely unhinged.
Politics › Re: The Igbos And Their Unifying Factors (4) by fulanimafia: 6:17pm On Aug 17, 2015
What's with this new trend of Ibos spamming the board with empty chest-beating threads? The solution to your irrelevance is introspection and reconciliation/re-strategizing, not shouting for attention.
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto To Buhari: Corrupt Officials Should Go To Jail by fulanimafia: 6:13pm On Aug 17, 2015
Ngene kindly leave the Reverend as it is. I am sure he is now aware of the sentiments of Nigerians regarding the war on corruption.
Politics › Re: Let The IBO Leave. by fulanimafia: 7:55am On Aug 17, 2015
Most Hausa/Fulani's don't have any problem with the Yorubas, we hold each other in mutual respect.

I completely support your assertion. Ibos should be allowed to leave, although I prefer the process to be designed such that the final exodus will be in 2023 after 8 years of reaping what they have sown.

gnykelly:
during the election the IBO made it clear that they do no want Buhari and that he will islamise Nigeria. now that he won the election and they want the best position not necessarily dividend of democracy.
I think we should allow them to leave and Nigeria should withdraw from ECOWAS. we are tired of the everyday noise. I believe the will still flow down to SW and northern Nigeria they will even be willing to convert to Muslims just to trade with the north.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Politics › Re: Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence, Respect Of Nigerians - Adeyemi by fulanimafia: 12:26pm On Aug 16, 2015
BuddahMonk:
Yes you were sounding as if he got a chance before as a Christian, we knew he got no chance so no need overflogging a dead horse
You have no point.

Ngige ran for Senate. Did he also need us to 'give' him the ticket or was he rejected for ethno-religious reasons?
Politics › Re: Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence, Respect Of Nigerians - Adeyemi by fulanimafia: 11:41am On Aug 16, 2015
BuddahMonk:
We know that Muslim dominated APC will not give Rochas any chance that was why we decided to ditch him, why didn't you guys give him the primary ticket if you think he had a chance.
Typical. Why didn't we 'give' him.

In an election? Typical.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence, Respect Of Nigerians - Adeyemi by fulanimafia: 11:22am On Aug 16, 2015
Politically the Igbos are more united than the Yoruba? The same Ibos that reject Rochas, their best card in their political game? The same Ibos that destroyed APGA because of their Ijaw master? The same Ibos that betrayed Ngige which cost them national relevance?

This tells you the kind of aba-made material this writer is made of.
Politics › Re: Internal Colonisation By Zenith Bank: Takes Oil Money From SS/SE And Gives SW by fulanimafia: 11:53am On Aug 15, 2015
PentiumPro:
grin grin
There is simply nothing these Eastern wailers will not wail about!
Oya issue ultimatum to Zenith bank to correct the anomaly
How many of your traders that dominates your region can provide a simple 5 year business plan that is part of the requirement to process loan.
What this report simply shows is that you are not into big time businesses in that part of Nigeria.
Good point. Most traders usually source their loans from Micro-finance banks.
Politics › Re: Internal Colonisation By Zenith Bank: Takes Oil Money From SS/SE And Gives SW by fulanimafia: 11:47am On Aug 15, 2015
OP your title is misleading. Zenith Bank does not operate only in the south of Nigeria.

The truth is that Zenith Bank is a private institution and reserves the right to approve or reject loan applications. Unity Bank (formerly Bank of the North) also prioritises the northern region in its operations. Such decisions are usually strategic and are primed for competitive advantage.
Politics › Re: Buhari Made Me Cry Today ‘ For Jonathan’ S 6 Wasted Years ’ – Essien Attah by fulanimafia: 2:54pm On Aug 14, 2015
Montaque:
Some people from another region had exactly this to say about GEJ when he came in.
It is turn by turn
How do you mean?
Politics › Re: The Slaves Of Nigeria Politics (according To History Of Politics In Nigeria) by fulanimafia: 10:50am On Aug 14, 2015
truefact:
Igbos has never been slave to anyone. ....I supported Goodluck because his our kith and kin, besides, Buhari is a no no for us.....before the war, igbos are at top, though Zik out of commission omissions wanted to sit as the queen Elizabeth of Nigeria...hoping the hausas will be easy to go with it....than the complicated yoruba....

After the war, igbos still try to come, but it hasn't been easy as you can see we lost everything through the war...
So we are been marginalized , we always try to set our authority...
You are not making sense.

The OP said Ibos have been political servants in this country, and backed it up with proof.

Then a dreamer claimed that Ibos are actually in power in the background, and likened them to the Jews. So I asked are they no longer marginalized?

Now you answered that Ibos are marginalized; how can they now deny their political servitude by claiming to be controlling government?

I hope you see the idiocy.
Politics › Re: The Slaves Of Nigeria Politics (according To History Of Politics In Nigeria) by fulanimafia: 10:02am On Aug 14, 2015
hinwazaka:
They have never been in the opposition because they are actually the ones running the show. Rise and Fall of our leaders were always as a result of the interest of different Igbo groups. Its like in the US were the Jews control the markets and indirectly control power, while the white Saxons control only power. That's the scenario here as well
Are you then suggesting that Ibo's are not marginalized in Nigeria? Are they just noise-makers?
Politics › Re: The Igbo Traders Yorubas Often Neglect. by fulanimafia: 7:58am On Aug 14, 2015
The OP is clearly pained that you people are disrespecting his shop grin.

Yorubas watch it, stop hurting people's feelings.
Politics › Re: Which Tenant Love Nigeria Most? by fulanimafia: 7:33am On Aug 14, 2015
OP I hope you realize that the North can develop its agricultural capacity and exploit its solid minerals, to sustain itself and earn more money than we currently get from oil.

It's insanity to claim that those that flock to other regions daily in their buses want to leave Nigeria, but those that constantly attack them because they don't want them, love one Nigeria.

It makes no sense.
Politics › Re: Passingshots Analysis On Refineries Featured On Keeping It Real. by fulanimafia: 10:22pm On Aug 13, 2015
Passingshot well done. Allow the wailers to wail, their sphere of influence never exceeds nairaland. Kudos bro.
Politics › Re: Bishop Matthew Kukah Live On Channels TV: Time To Treat The Patient. by fulanimafia: 11:16am On Aug 13, 2015
maestroferddi:
Don't let me brand you incorrigible...

You may now begin to understand why Jonathan remains popular despite the calculated attempt by the largely vindictive APC party to rubbish him.

Here was a man who had the power to appoint one of his Bayelsa kinsmen as the head of INEC but who resisted the temptation because of his love for democracy.

You are cutting a ludicrous figure in suggesting that Jonathan was incapable of removing Jega.

For the records, Jonathan could have removed Jega and nothing would have happened. He chosed the part of morality even against the wishes of his party men who had documented evidence of APC's overtures with Jega.
Cry me a river, the clueless one lacked that capacity as subsequent events eventually revealed.

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