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They should be factual. Do they understand the level of resources required to design and develop machines that evade radars? Moreover the efficiency of stealth mode airplanes depend on the radar infrastructure tracking it.

There are obviously great minds that could make great designs and devlopment but they still require tremendous infrastructure.

Do not demean your struggle by publishing falsehoods.

Some of you do not even understand what happens when a person is injected with that zombie serum.

If a professor of law and the chairman of a claimed anti-corruption panel, Prof. Osagie, could say that as far as Adeosun is doing her job then her possession or not of certificate is useless, then it tells you about the absolute disregard of zombies to constitutional and judicial requirements.

Do not talk while eating.

You'd be stupid to believe at first glance official press releases from the zoo government. There has been a media blackout on traditional news sources.

Cases after cases of the military propaganda and false flags have shown that they are agents of false hoods. If not for the pictures and videos provided by independent sources and families, the public would have been unaware of the zoo army's criminality and also the great loses in lives and hardware suffered by the zoo army in the north east and other conflict zones.

Believe the zoo army at your peril.

AnyoneButAtiku:
^^^Arrant nonsense.
All our security forces played along to a certain script - an incontrovertible fact that even my dog understands.

But let me cure you of your ignorance on other matters.
#1 It was Prof Sagay who said Buhari's diploma was the equivalent of a Master's degree, not Buhari himself.
#2 If Buhari gained admission to the Mons Officers Cadet School on the basis of his qualification at the time, the issue of a missing certificate is redundant.

Now even allowing for a bit of conjecture here...does the fact that all Professors in Nigeria are now required to have a doctorate degree invalidate Wole Soyinka's Professorship. You see, I have decided to entertain your logic for a microsecond - in order to demonstrate just how puerile it is.

#AnyoneButAtiku

I don't usually reply to ignorant filths on nairaland.

The Nigerian officers were at Mons Officers Cadet School for military certificate courses. The only prerequisite was that they were to be referred there by governments. There was no academic prerequisite. The least duration for a cadet degree at MOCS was three years. NONE of the Nigerian officers were there for more than six months. Fact check this with their profiles on Wikipedia etc.

Don't quote me again with your ignorance.

Ojukwu joined the Nigeria Army with a degree from Oxford in 1957. Obasanjo joined the Nigeria Army in 1958 with a secondary school certificate. Buhari joined the Nigeria Army with a promissory note in 1962. Babangida joined the Nigeria Army in 1962 with a secondary school certificate. Abacha joined the Nigeria Army in 1962 with a secondary school certificate.

Ojukwu presented his qualifications when he sought to run for president.

Obasanjo presented his qualifications when he sought to run for president.

Buhari who joined the military many years after those I listed above did, is claiming the military collected his originals. Where did others get their own from to submit to INEC?

A man can not give what he does not have. Because of Buhari's obvious stunted intellect and multiple failures in military exams, he became a career coupist by being the only officer in his peer to partake in the 1966, 1975 and 1983 coups.

Buhari had claimed that the Military board was with his certificates but the Military board came out to deny this in a publication that they are not with Buhari's certificates.

Now that he has been president and has the executive power to order the presentation, why hasn't he done that?

Adesina is lying by saying Buhari won his certificate case in court. Buhari was charged to court to force him to present his certificate. What the dullard did was unprecedented. He went to hire dozens of SANs to institute perpetual injunction. And the lawyer who filed the prosecution was forced to flee.

The War College where Buhari is claimed to have got his master's degree didn't claim Buhari got a master's degree there. There is a difference between an academic degree and a certificate course. Buhari was in the war college for a certificate course. Anyone can undergo a certificate course in any Uni in the world without prerequisites. In Harvard, it starts from $3,000. That's what Chika Ike did.

The least duration for a master's degree full time at that war college is ten months. Buhari was of course never there for that period, which validates the claim that he was there for a course.

Nothing to see here. It's just another day in the zoo.

The continued existence of Nigeria is against the natural order of justice. Such institutionalized criminality must not be
normalized.

Make no mistake- Nigeria will be dissolved whether via implosion or external forces. It is just inevitable.

This is not surprising to anyone with critical thinking. Events like this are very expected in the zoo.

If I threw a rifle among them there, I'm certain one of them will use it on another. They lack the concept of conflict resolution, strategy projection, existential development. They have no purpose but to kill and destroy. A blight on the modern world.

Typical animal existence in the zoo. Their lives are brutish and short.

Make no mistake- The dissolution of Nigeria is inevitable. It is a product of British criminality which must be toppled and destroyed.

ahnie:
I don't remember commenting on this thread....
Surprised your spotting me out as a resident!

Puhleeaaasssseeee. Abeg no dey blow grammar for me.
I enjoy reading your diary. I think you are an amazing person.

ahnie, these boys no try at all.

The contention is that there is none in his file. If he has one, he should present it.

One is sued for something he has, but instead of him to present it, he goes to hire dozens of legal luminaries?

If you don't get the fvck...

Buhari claimed to have a certificate but when the military board revealed that there was none in his file, he claimed he was a victim of politics.

Now, he has been the C-in-C for three years but he won't compel the military board to reveal his certificate? Hahahaha.

When the fool was charged to court, what did he do? He hired a dozen SANs and other lawyers to restrain his prosecution by injunction. The man who filed the case revealed he was threatened and forced to flee. Hahahaha.

If this fool don't get the fvck...

The pertinent question is: HOW DID KANU GET INTO ISRAEL?

Israel has the MOST militarized borders where EVERY of its neighbours are hostile. So, for someone like Nnamdi Kanu who had his passport seized by Nigeria now being reported to be in Israel throws two questions:
Did the FG return Kanu's passport? If the answer is no, how did he secure access into a place like Israel famed for its border security?

If the dullard is going to keep requesting for the independence of Western Sahara from Morocco and Palestinian state in Israel, then it's only fair for affected countries to support separatists in your home. Nigeria usually abstained from Israel/Palestine votes in the UN for obvious reasons, but the dullard changed that.

Make no mistake about one thing- Nigeria is a product of British criminality whose dissolution is inevitable.

Isn't the national team coach supposed to have some form of "attache"? Popular people on national assignments are given a few aides to prevent incidents like this.

Delta OGs should come through for this man.

What else do you expect? A region where despite having had the most shot at power, their region is still the most uneducated, the most poverty ridden, the most diseased, the most violent, the most depressed, the most resistant to
advancement.

If there was no Boko haram, there would be another terrorist group (herdsmen are already one sef). This is because their mix of oppressive culture and religion engenders violence.

petsam11:
@ the bolded: Please endeavor to alert me... You have said it in the other thread, I intend to follow this series... it sounds like something that will be worthwhile! I am waiting!

Ok. I am currently researching the materials. I do not want to publish falsehoods. I now have access to a few journal subscriptions to some Universities. I have to squeeze time to do this because of my day job, but I'll do it.

Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention. Many ubiquitous products that have deployed commercially and are now so basic that they can not be done without were a product of military necessity- e.g internet.

The Biafra war saw some great minds from the old Eastern region who deployed their expertise to the struggle. But they were no match for the imperialist funded zoo because of one thing- OIL. Countries like Britain, US, France, Netherland etc deployed great resources to safeguard their investments in oil.

But now that oil is getting less important, do you think if the Biafra war was to replay itself, that these imperialists would extend similar support? NO. These countries have divested their investments in oil in Nigeria.

Nigeria is now a blight to the world. A cesspool of filth, disease, illiteracy, poverty and violence. We know what region of Nigeria is a poster child for these traits. We know what region of Nigeria is holding the other back.

Dynamics have changed, ladies and gentlemen. I aspire to do a form of podcast or series for those who are desirous of learning of the new geopolitics.

The British government made a great error in the 20th Century in Nigeria. The fundamental way they can right that wrong is for them to, by whatever means necessary, engender the dissolution of their criminality called Nigeria- whether by violence or through referendum.

The continued existence of Nigeria is against the natural order of justice. Such institutionalized criminality must not be normalized.

Make no mistake- Nigeria will be dissolved- whether via implosion or external forces. It is inevitable.

It is very clear that Nigeria, as a federal government, will not do anything to elevate the structures and minds that will remind them of the creativity of the Biafra war.

The people of the old Eastern region must continue to invest and excel in the sciences, technology, engineering, medicine, business, economics and other fields of study that will engender the creative workforce required to form a modern nation.

Make no mistake- Nigeria will dissolve, whether through implosion or external forces. It is inevitable.

It appears Tiwa has mastered the art of profiting from controversy.

Revenue from streams, downloads, publicity, concert etc. Get your money, playa. It's show biness.

Zieina:
For the record, I despise kanu too. But that don't mean I don't want the actualisation of biafra or whatever they call it.

The fruit does not fall far from the tree.

fuckboys:
can you mention me too?, thanks

Yes Sir.

SweetJoystick:
you been dey NAF too?

Yes, I was, before Prince let it die and it seemed every link I click will fetch me a virus.

SweetJoystick:
Please give. I'm interested

Ok. I will. I'll probably do it in the diary section to minimise derailment.

I will shout you out when I start it, as special recognition to SweetP of NAF from back in the day (Yes, I saw you admit it in the sexuality section).

This fool is so pressed, he is revealing gang affiliation.
These new niggas. Smh.

Zieina:
I'm inclined to agree it wasn't intentional behaviour on the part of the callers. I did notice though that more than half of them, before making their contributions, reaffirmed from the host that the seeker was igbo. However, I want to believe this was done in order to align their advice with their cultural norm. And you can't blame them. Just shows how inherently different, thus, divided we are.

Each region needs dedicated and committed freedom fighters, honestly. The sickly privileged few (our politicians and their sponsors in the private sector) are the ones benefitting from this scam called one Nigeria.

I find the polarisation of some Yoruba people amusing. I have Yoruba colleagues, equally well read, who regale me with how this country is faulty from the foundation. Then I ask them- what are you doing about it? What are you doing to correct it? Then they give a subdued reasoning of the limitation of the constitution et al. Most of these same people hate Nnamdi Kanu. When I point out how his approach is inevitable as evident by the same tactics used by Mandela, Castro, Che etc, then they begin to get pedantic.

Look, the way this country is running makes its implosion inevitable. This country is against the natural order of justice. A country where bloodshed are criticised via the lens of ethnicity and religion is bound to fail. A country where the political class treat the populace with utter disrespect and reckless nonchalance is a recipe for a revolution.

I see that revolution coming. If it's not in our lifetime, the next generation will.

Zieina:
You are right. This is why as a Yoruba girl, I staunchly support biafra. That aside, we have nothing in common with you, the hausas or any other tribe for that matter. I don't know why this marriage that has done more harm than good was imposed on us. Our selfish leaders, for selfish reasons have refused to disintegrate.

I look forward to a time we break either through violence or referendum like you have said. Only then would we truly begin to live.

P.S- I was listening to a radio show last night. An igbo woman had called in to share her "marital problems" and seek advice from people. You may believe it or not, every person that called to advise her were igbos. Every single one of them. That reeks tribalism. That's how low we all have stooped to, a fault not ours but of these demonic white people, who have fused us together for their own gain.... at our expense

You should support biafra. Everyone should (well, except those who think they benefit from the institutionalized ill called Nigeria). I support biafra and I'm not even Igbo.

The Brits committed great crimes in this country. Amalgamation is probably second to colonialism on their hierarchy of crimes in Nigeria. You seem well read, so I'll let you research how the foundation of Nigeria was just a means to further British criminality.

If the Yoruba youths have any foresight, with regards to their enormous potential as an Oduduwa nation, they'd support the cause for their independence.

And I hope the radio claim you made is not tribalism on the part of the callers.