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Politics › Re: 9 Christians Caught Attempting To Bomb COCIN Church In Bauchi by helpee(m): 7:49am On Feb 27, 2012
Meanwhile, the President of COCIN, Rev. Soja Bewarang, has described the police statement as “absolutely untrue”, adding that it was “impossible” for any branch to have a dispute without his  knowledge or that of the church headquarters. 
Bewarang said the story was created to cause confusion about the current situation.
Politics › Re: Why We Need Our Odua Republic. by helpee(m): 8:41pm On Feb 22, 2012
Ikengawo:
Oduasolja, the fact that a biafrasolja can show you where the bullets are still lodged in his body and an oduasolja is an internet screen name say it all. Yoruba ppl like opening their mouths. You can call igbos all u want but all those insults have 1 common origin: courage. Yoruba people don't even have to courage too properly commit crime lol. Y do u think men commit more crime then women? Testostrone. The mental edge it gives you. The masculine abandonment of fear when your eyes are on a set prize. Igbos show this in academics, business, science, sports, entertainment, and everyday life. Which for some human beings include crime. Not to say yorubas dnt produce criminals, because they do, but put a yoruba criminal next to an igbo criminal and tell me who's the real criminal lol. Put a yoruba chief next to an igbo chief and tell me who's the real chief. Put a yoruba student next to an igbo one. A yoruba prostitue next to an igbo one, a biafran soldier next to an online oduasolja and tell me who's who.awolowo was a dwarf to azikiwe. Awolowo was a regional champion and national big man. Azikiwe is studied in the colleges of every african nation. His picture is in my american textbooks. He's zik of africa. He's the real hero between two heros.call us all you want but the difference remains that were both doing the exact same thing only were the ones known for it and you're not in the same league. The east was burned down and arose again. No state in the east is as big a dump as ekiti osun or kwara. No eastern city is as destroyed as ibadan. Compare enugu, which was bombarded to iilorin which hasn't be touched. All this odua talk won't surpass this forum, and if it does u better hope igbos stay to keep your nation alive. An entire nation of women. Lol.unclean ones at that
you are suffering from both dementia; that's even too nice a word to descibe ur brainless skull. So full of rubbish and hatred
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo's Curse On Boko Haram Has Started Working by helpee(m): 3:06pm On Feb 21, 2012
2good:
FYI I stopped attending church and praying 18 years ago when i was still very much in Nigeria, so dont start what you dont know. I was also non religious during my bachelors studies in Nigeria in the midst of religious madness. Many oyinbo's are christians but they dont go about forcing it in the throat of others like you religious Nigerians do. Religion should be a personal thing but in a situation where everybody around you as a Nigerian attached every single part of your life to a belief system you do not share, then it is problem and that is the problem you all have in Nigeria.
. Are u for real? You are definately suffering from some kind of delusion. I guess u expected us to give u a standing ovation simply because u stopped praying in the midst of religious madness. So how many laurels and medals have you received since u stopped praying and did anyone complain about your absence from church. If you are for real and u don't belive in God why are u always on religious section where the aim is to discuss God anyway? U know ur problem? U are lost and you are obviously trying to find a way. You complain about everybody talking about religion but it is ur fault. Go to romance and sports section or better still travel section and u will be surprised at how few discussions on God will be. So if u are hypocritical enuf to believe there is no God and you still frequent religion section instead of spending your time on something worthwhile then u are absolutely insecured. Ask yourself. What happened that 18yrs ago that made you stop going to church? Is it because u discovered a new theory in physics that nobody had ever seen or what? You probably had no genuine reason other than your inability to properly reason that if truly there is NO God, there is no YOU. You are as unreal as the God u deny. Anyway, I think mutallab started like you. You are confused but seriously saerching for the truth. I pray you will not stand up one day and say enuf is enuf and decide to blow up nairaland and the church in order to prove there is no GOD
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo's Curse On Boko Haram Has Started Working by helpee(m): 11:54am On Feb 21, 2012
2good:
Leave them to continue deceiving themselves and living in poverty and chaos. After living outside the country for sometime and visiting nigeria, i noticed the deep level of abnormal reasoning displayed by Nigerians including adults because of their religious believes and made up my mind to speak negatively about it in the public as the nation is more or less not working with all d so called praying and fasting. The people in the country that have been confined to life style in Nigeria see the chaos they go through everyday as normal and never agree to work together to make their life better by planning and co-operating together but rather go to church to pray for prosperity and divine intervention.
KbbJb
I dont believe in your bible and any of the gods out there so get that straight in your head before you ascribe your foolishness and spirituality to me. I live in an environment where i have friends with atleast 10 different religious sects and we all mind our business and restrict our believes to our mind. But silly religious Nigerians like you are out there displaying your bigotry, forcing your believes on people, killing yourself in the name of a god that have long forsaken you if at all he exist. Continue to enjoy the suffering and insecurity you go through since you have accepted it as the norm and promise of your god for you. And concerning the least religious country, the internet is open and free for you to learn the correlation between religiosity and prosperity. I wont be the one to educate you on that.
[/quottyte] did you listen to urself? AFTER LIVING IN NIGERIA FOR SOMETIME! People like you can't think for themslves. They just copy directly whatever they see the oyinbos do simply because of inferiority complex. For ur information, I grow up in both societies so I can't be brainwashed. I am not one of those people that desperately seek greener pastures abroad simply because they assumed they can never make it in Nigeria. When such people get abroad, they completely abadon whateva they have cos of inferiority complex. Unlike you, I spend every holiday abroad from time immemorial and I don't mean a single country and continent so the inferiority complex that makes first time traveller like you cringe at the sight of anything foreign has never been an issue for me. And its so funny that your so called enviroment did not play any part in your civility. I tut u said u lived among people with different religious background( not atheist like u initially made us believe) and u said u people mind your business. So unfortunate u are not reflecting your society on nairaland. What you were trying to say is that they respect the views of individuals so why are u always on nairaland abusing oyedepo and co. Why can't u leave him and his God like your more civil neigbours are doing
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo's Curse On Boko Haram Has Started Working by helpee(m): 11:16am On Feb 21, 2012
dare2think:
@Mr Helpee

If I may come in.

No need for animosity and angst between us, Lets try and discuss maturely and agree to dis-agree.

Firstly, the title of this thread notes that 'Bishop Oyedepo's Curse Has Started Working On Boko Haram', so obviously someone feels has the right to state their belief. However, you need to understand that, as this is a public forum, there will be others who also posses the right to dis-agree.

I understand that you revere Oyedepo, a stand that should be respected, however you have to understand that there are others that do not. And their stand should also be respected as you would want them to respect yours.

On the subject of the topic, at least lets be honest with ourselves, the 'curse' is not working! (at least as of yesterday). So, continuous defence of the title is a show of deep insecurities.

If Christians, who claim to hold the pillars of everlasting truth and should be models for honesty, cant accept something as obvious as a curse not working, it only gives 'unbelievers' more ammunitions to suspect folly within the religion.

Once again, these are my opinions, yours would be delightfully welcomed.
dare2think:
@Mr Helpee

If I may come in.

No need for animosity and angst between us, Lets try and discuss maturely and agree to dis-agree.

Firstly, the title of this thread notes that 'Bishop Oyedepo's Curse Has Started Working On Boko Haram', so obviously someone feels has the right to state their belief. However, you need to understand that, as this is a public forum, there will be others who also posses the right to dis-agree.

I understand that you revere Oyedepo, a stand that should be respected, however you have to understand that there are others that do not. And their stand should also be respected as you would want them to respect yours.

On the subject of the topic, at least lets be honest with ourselves, the 'curse' is not working! (at least as of yesterday). So, continuous defence of the title is a show of deep insecurities.

If Christians, who claim to hold the pillars of everlasting truth and should be models for honesty, cant accept something as obvious as a curse not working, it only gives 'unbelievers' more ammunitions to suspect folly within the religion.

Once again, these are my opinions, yours would be delightfully welcomed.
thanks for being civil in ur argument. I don't subscribe to people insulting themselves really but it was obvious the only language that guy understands is insult that was why I gave it back to him. Dare2think, I seriously dare you to think about this matter. When God told abraham he would beget a child, do u actually think that the prophecy was real after about 50yrs wtout fulfilment. If u had lived at that time u probably would have gone to a forum too to say the prophecy was not real. When jeremiah prophesied the downfall of babylon, do u think the people believed him when babylon still survived centuries after that. As a xtian, I don't expect you to behave like a suckling babe who only believe in instant gratification. So, if you disconnect a freezer from the power source, will you be naïve enuf to assume that it will be instantly hot.No. It takes time but it will soon be hot. So, if oyedepo prayed in december and they arrested key members shortly afterwards yet you as a xtian still don't believe then u are entitled to ur opinion. I don't care wether oyedepo is a MOG or not anybody that curse BH deserve our support and usually, even GOd will answer such prayers as he is already doing
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo's Curse On Boko Haram Has Started Working by helpee(m): 10:40am On Feb 21, 2012
2good:
you are another blind religious fool who believes that in a probability experiment of a coin, no matter whether the outcome is head or tail, the probability of an event occurring is 1. Prayer is waste of time as can be seen in the mess your jungle country Nigeria is today. you can travel round the world to predominantly atheistic countries and see how prosperous they are. So we pay tax for military and the police for nothing? If they cannot ensure law and order, why then are they paid salary? You think the arrest of some people that is yet to reduce or create any change is the result of your con pastor's prayer? You are actually a bigger fool than the opening poster. I will tag you a cretin because you are dafter than daft itself. You're all so lazy, spending bulk of your life praying to some non existing god, and expecting miracle to happen in your life and solve your problems. You cannot even manage your lives and abundant resources cos you have decided to make your brain a waste and instead sit down waiting for some phony god to come help you eradicate poverty from your country. You even had the guts to be using a product of mans reasoning typing here and displaying more stupidity. What have religion achieved in this world besides fueling hatred and segregation? Keep on dreaming and waiting for spiritual intervention, while I laugh at your suffering because you have refused to use the only good thing nature have given you which is your brain. Hope you know 30 people died yesterday as a result of Boko Haram's activity? Probably you don't know because you don't have power to watch television as you are waiting for god to come solve your power problem also.
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I actually underestimated the level of your stupidity. With your write up, I suddenly discovered I was responding to an idiot who is largely suffering from insecurity. So ? After realising that 30 people died yesterday what have you done better than mocking the spirit of the dead by rushing to nairaland to use them to settle scores and gain cheap points? To be frank with you, idiots like you don't have have the ability to reason beyond their nose. Show me one single country that claims there is no God and yet they are succesful like you claim? Why are u so shallow in your thinking? If you actually take time to study the origin of the internet you will be shocked that even the originators of internet ascribe their success to God; anyway that is why you are grossly unsuccesful as its obvious in your level of animosity towards the society. People like you expect God to practically come down and do everything for them and once things are not working out they rush to a forum to deny the existence of God. Stupid; that is the only language I can use to describe a slowpoke like you.
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo's Curse On Boko Haram Has Started Working by helpee(m): 9:58am On Feb 21, 2012
2good:
You are so so blind and completely lost with your brain being a waste. Don"t you reason at all? Instead of cringing in your own shell and denounce most of the teachings of this so called men of god- oyedepo inclusive, you are here still defending them, despite 100% clarity that there is a zero positive effect of his prayers and prophetic declaration on their flocks. The Nigerian society is the major blame factor for the current state of things but you still have a brain to decide what is rational or not. I pity your life and hope you acknowledge the truth and act accordingly before your life on earth will end up being a waste.
don't be stupid my guy. Did NATO led invasion of libya worked? Why did it take many months of bombing before ghaddafi was captured? So u are dumb enuf to assume that prayer is magic? His prayer is definately working with the series of high profile arrest that were made following his pronouncement. So u assume that once he speaks BH attack will just stop like magic. Nothing including prayers work like that. After the amnesty program of yaradua, we all witnessed a lot of kidnappings still but over time we all come to agree that it actually worked to a reasonable extent. When God annointed david as a king thru prophet samuel, dumb people like u tut it wud be immediate but it tuk 14yrs from prophecy to the throne. Prayer is not magic but it is powerful. With all these high profile arrest BH may soon become history regardless of the bombings you see here and there. Stop being petty. Stop being foolish and stop being stupid. It is only a baby that talks like you expecting immediate answer to things like this. At least oyedepo contributed what he had to the fight against terrorism which is prayer; how many imams have done that. What is your own contribution too apart from coming to nairaland to vomit nonsense? Kudos oyedepo. You are a courageous nigerian
Health › Re: What Makes Doctors' Handwriting Rough? by helpee(m): 7:09pm On Feb 20, 2012
In medical school, lecturers don't dictate. They speak and u copy as much as you can. What it means is that you must be superfast to be able to copy any meaningful note in class. Apart from universal shorthand, every medical student develop their own short form of writing so it becomes extremely difficult sometimes to read the note of ur classmates cos it will have so many abbreviations known to only the writer. By the time you spend 5yrs in medical school, a sure transformation would have taken place on your handwriting. Ur handwriting can never be the same again. This is the major reason why most doctors handwriting appears not to be legible
Business › Re: How To Get A Loan? by helpee(m): 5:41am On Feb 14, 2012
wordapple:
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NO COLLATERAL; yet you want to collect 35percent of the loan as equity and it will be paid in advance of loan application and left in ur account for 3mnths. This is obviously fraud. You are probably robbing peter to pay paul and of course u can't sustain such a ponzi scheme for long. Moreso, you may soon end up in EFCC net cos u are not licensed to collect deposit from people by CBN. You are neither a cooperative nor a finance house. If you don't desist from pasting this post all over nairaland, I will personally petition EFCC about you. Mark my word!
Politics › Police Allowed Sokoto To Escape Cos He Was More Of A Robber Than Mandalla Bomber! by helpee(op): 7:40am On Feb 11, 2012
According to premium times, no evidence showed that kabiru sokoto was involved in the alleged xmas day bombing as widely proclaimed by the FG T.he Nigerian government may have knowingly, in a bid to stem growing international outcry, misled the public into believing that rearrested Boko Haram suspect, Kabir Sokoto, was the mastermind of the Christmas day bombing that killed dozens in Madalla, according to highly classified details available to Premium Times.

The killings, one of the group’s deadliest before the recent Kano attacks, drew wide international attention which in a way fostered government’s crackdown that led to Mr. Sokoto’s arrest in Abuja weeks later, supposedly, as the brain behind the plotting and the execution of the blast.

But the new details, provided by multiple security sources who are well-informed about operations that have targeted the extremist Islamic sect’s members, and feedbacks passed onto key government officials, cast serious doubt on the administration’s position pinning Mr. Sokoto as the central character behind the attacks.

In all, the details shed light on the high-wired intrigues that surround the Jonathan administration’s dilemma at contending an elusive and deadly radical group that has proven  unbeatable, and at the same time winning a diminishing public trust that becomes further alienated with each wave of new attacks.

Mr. Kabiru, acknowledged by the sources as a sponsor of known members of the sect and by extension, a member himself, is only identified in security circles/records as a Boko Haram militant that operated from Kogi State flank.

In the months preceding the Madalla bombings, officials believe that he masterminded some robbery operations in Kabba, Kogi state and led a daring assault on the police station there killing, and carting away ample quantity of arms and ammunition.

He is also known to be the sponsor and host of a certain Suleiman Gambo, alias Babangida, a well marked member of the group who was arrested last year during a joint police operation in Sokoto State.

But besides those connections, no security record or operation has firmly established any link between Mr. Sokoto and the killings at St. Theresa Catholic church, the officials who all spoke under anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject, say.

“Although the guy himself is a notorious member, there is no report seen of him that cites him as that mastermind,” one official said. “The police knows that, and the government knows that too; but it seems government was desperate to find a face for the crime.”

The church car bomb just outside Abuja, which claimed 44 lives and left many more injured on a Sunday morning millions of Christians across the country were attending church service marking Christmas, startled the nation and sparked global condemnation.

It turned out to be the most widely reported, and known of the group’s attacks across the world, fetching the country and the government in particular, an intense dose of international attention.

In the days that followed, according to the sources, implementing a soothing response would prove intricate for government operatives and policy makers fighting a murky organization with declared targets and tactics, but no known faces, as President Goodluck Jonathan has recently affirmed.

More so, the reliable government’s list of suspects for that crime, compiled from testimonies of captured suspects, targeted intelligence and informants, included just four names that clearly remained outside the radar of law enforcement agents.

Those mentioned were one Suleiman(different from Suleiman Gambo, who is already in police custody), Muhtari Kafanchan, Mohammed, and Bashar.

As of yet, none of the four has been captured.

Any arrest such as that of Mr. Sokoto therefore, would put an identity to the atrocity and help the Jonathan administration ward off mounting pressure that criticized its approach to the crisis, the sources said.

As it turned out, Mr. Sokoto’s initial arrest in January after operatives trailed his mobile phone signal to the Borno state lodge, and his subsequent escape, served a purpose more than envisaged.

For one, it proved the authorities were at work and progress against the sect was being made. However, with the lead actor in the crime at large, investigators could easily proffer justification why a conclusive probe of the case could not be actualized.

Then more importantly, the sacking of the police Inspector General, Hafiz Ringim, and the decision to punish Assistant Commissioner Zakaria Biu - both in connection with the escape- stood to demonstrate the administration’s steadfastness at acting when necessary.

Calls to the police force spokesperson, Olusola Amore, on Tuesday were not answered. He also did not respond to a text message sent to him seeking comments.
Business › Re: GTBank Tries To Force Dollar Mastercard On A Customer by helpee(m): 10:27pm On Feb 09, 2012
I operate an E susu account with stanbic IBTC. It is a daily savings account and the agents come around to collect it daily. I was faithfully saving for 3mnths without making any withdrawal.  I later went into the bank to demand for my statement of account but I was told I had no statement that they only know the total amount I av saved and that if I nid my statement I should use the handwritten passbook as my statement. I told them nobody would accept that from me and that it was improper for me to save over a million with them without proper statement. That was when this guy who happened to be the operations manager shouted me down that as long as my money is complete I had no right to complain. The other staff were telling him that I am a regular customer but he didn't bother. He later called a police officer to come and walk me out but other customers intervened. I went straight to my lawyer and we called the customer complaint threatening fire and brimstone. Promptly they apologised and asked for scanned copy of my passbook which they used to provide me my statement from the headquarters. They gave the guy query and made him face a disciplinary panel cos as at the time he used police to walk me out, I had more than a million in that account. This guy called me yesterday saying unless I intervene he will be sacked. He is asking me to tell them at the headquarters that I was angry from home before and that I transferred the aggression on him before he reacted that way. He actually begged me and was almost weeping on phone.
Business › Stanbic Guy Begs Me To Tell A Lie To Save His Job: Should I? by helpee(op): 9:52pm On Feb 09, 2012
I operate an E susu account with stanbic IBTC. It is a daily savings account and the agents come around to collect it daily. I was faithfully saving for 3mnths without making any withdrawal. I later went into the bank to demand for my statement of account but I was told I had no statement that they only know the total amount I av saved and that if I nid my statement I should use the handwritten passbook as my statement. I told them nobody would accept that from me and that it was improper for me to save over a million with them without proper statement. That was when this guy who happened to be the operations manager shouted me down that as long as my money is complete I had no right to complain. The other staff were telling him that I am a regular customer but he didn't bother. He later called a police officer to come and walk me out but other customers intervened. I went straight to my lawyer and we called the customer complaint threatening fire and brimstone. Promptly they apologised and asked for scanned copy of my passbook which they used to provide me my statement from the headquarters. They gave the guy query and made him face a disciplinary panel cos as at the time he used police to walk me out, I had more than a million in that account. This guy called me yesterday saying unless I intervene he will be sacked. He is asking me to tell them at the headquarters that I was angry from home before and that I transferred the aggression on him before he reacted that way. He actually begged me and was almost weeping on phone. Should I help this guy by lying against myself?
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Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 5:14pm On Feb 04, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=862777.msg10120629#msg10120629 date=1328369997]I appreciate your zeal for seeking the truth of the events. I am however concerned about how quickly you prefer to believe that Sanusi was arrested, detained, and released because he is the son of an influential family while others were executed. Do you know the reason why some of the arrested were released? Have you considered that, they may have been released because there was not enough evidence to convict them or they are simply innocent?

As to your question, was Sanusi involved in a cold murder case? You'll have my respect if you'd reserve your answer until you or Fani Kayode can prove that he is not.[/quote]for now, the theory is that sanusi was released because the emirate prevailed on the govt to do so. If abacha was desperate to jail sanusi because sanusi was opposed to abacha govt do u think sanusi would have escaped. That was not the modus operandi of abacha govt. Sanusi was arrested for a cold murder case and he has never been exonerated till date so if he was so sure he was innocent let him come out and clear his name. The onus cannot be on Fani to prove this case cos murder case is for state. What fani should do had been done; he made an allegation. Let the security agents investigate and prosecute or exonerate sanusi as the case may be. Let sanusi be bold enough to address press men and tell them his own side of the story
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 1:04pm On Feb 04, 2012
OK2NV:
Fani Kayode is to be taking as seriously as a cup of warm vapored shitt.
in america, if this allegation were to be made by a mad man, they will still investigate because we are talking about murder here and by now, Sanusi himself ought to have called a press conference to clear his name from such a weighty allegation. If somebody as important as a former minister is accusing somebody as important as a central bank Governor of murder and all you can talk about is that somebody should not be taken seriously then this country may not come out of the woods.
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 12:53pm On Feb 04, 2012
violent:
you are speaking trash!. . .this silly "ask no questions" attitude is why this country will forever remain in the dark deep!

nothing has ever been made more simple: 

1)  Was he involved?

2) why was he exonerated?

3) where is the report exonerating him?

who asked or when the questions were asked is totally immaterial. it's sad when someone comes up with line of reasoning such as "would he have been an MD if he was involved? ". . . how the bleep is that related to the questions being asked?. . . . can people seriously not think beyond this point?

I will place a bet, if in the unlikely case Sanusi is found to have been involved in the cold murder many years ago, some seriously pathetic slow thinkers will start argument on why Sanusi must not be held responsible and how the whole shyt is being stirred by the cabal Sanusi uprooted from banking.
Gbam! True talk. very soon we will start hearing that sanusi is being persecuted by CAN because of islamic banking.
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 11:26am On Feb 04, 2012
hercules07:
Fani Kayode comes out of no where to mud sling and you guys take it hook line and sinker, Sanusi is locked up and nobody has picked up on it all this while, I am sure Sanusi is not perfect, but to accuse him of murder is an all time low, do you guys think he would have been put in charge of first bank if he was a murderer?
you are mistaken my brother. First bank is a private business. Even crooks own banks anywhere in the world. If Obasanjo knew that Yardua was terminally ill would he have allowed him become president? Common sense will say No but the reality in Nigeria means yes. Yardua was such an incompetent man that he probably knew next to nothing about sanusi and his fundamentalist history before appointing him. The question still remains: was he arrested? Yes! Has he been exonerated? No! That is the question now!
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 11:06am On Feb 04, 2012
hercules07:
Sanusi haters gathering again, Fani Kayode suddenly becomes the truth himself, I just shake myself at all of you, I do not even know why the guy did not allow Oceanic and Intercontinental to fail, I am sure you guys will be singing a new song by now.
I think you have a pathological hatred for truth. It has nothing to do with fani kayode or intercontinental Bank. Was he involved? Was he locked up? Why were the other people locked with him executed and sanusi spared after the intervention of kano emirate? Where is the report exonerating him. These are the questions any sane Nigerian shud be asking by now
Politics › Re: Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 9:31am On Feb 04, 2012
nwabobo:
breeze don dey blow, fowl yansh don dey open, but must every Tom manliness and Harry use Ndigbo to settle personal scores?
na so. E be like say everybody don they struggle to get ndigbo on their side nowadays and I no no why
Politics › Sanusi Lamido Should Be Charged For Murder; Femi Fani Kayode by helpee(op): 8:13am On Feb 04, 2012
This is what FFK wrote on a photo link of sanusi, the CBN governor on his facebook page, .What role did Sanusi Lamido Sanusi have to play in the public beheading of Akaluka, the igbo man in Kano who was accused of ''desecrating the koran''? Why was Sanusi locked up in a Sokoto prison for his alleged role in the incident and why , was he not brought to justice for being amongst those that incited the crowd to behead Akaluka? Where is the report and why has it been supressed? Who were the others that incited the crowd that were summarily executed for doing so by the government of the day and why was Sanusi spared? These are very serious questions that need to be answered and if it is true that Lamido was in any way involved he should not only be removed from the Central Bank immediately but he must also be charged with murder. It is left to the Nigerian people to either demand answers to these questions or just let this whole thing slip away. One thing that I know is that it appears that Akaluka's blood and his headless body is now speaking from the grave and haunting his murderers.
Politics › Re: Another Bombshell From Sanusi Lamido Sanusi by helpee(m): 6:12pm On Feb 01, 2012
hercules07:
@AK

He is making sense now abi, if you want to see where he slammed his people just ask Jarus for more or google is your friend. I disagree with him on Yoruba being the problem, but, I understand where he is coming from.
I don't understand why you keep running around on every thread just to defend sanusi. Look: this man is ethnically and religiously biased. I won't be surprised if I hear today that he is the major sponsor of BOKO HARAM. This same man said Boko Haram is an off shoot of too much being given to NIGER DELTA. Why is he always making statements that are capable of causing division? I beg the guy is sick
Autos › Re: Nissan/infiniti Parts Store On Opebi Road by helpee(m): 8:11pm On Jan 26, 2012
Ok. Tnks. I will call

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