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Culture › Re: Oore Of Mobaland: Only Person Who's Qualified To Break The News Of Ooni's Death by Ilaje44(m): 10:10am On Jul 31, 2015

iamrealdeji:
you must be a pagan,so you mean there is no judgement day? Pfew

He said you're brainwashed, and indeed you're. Who and who will be the judges at the judgement day? What are the legal criteria to scale through that judgement? What makes you certain that you will scale through, and the person that is worshipping the Gods of his ancestors will not? What day is that going to be? What is the judge still waiting for? In a matter of uncertainty, it is better to apply reason appropriately.

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Politics › Re: Corruption Of Justice System In Ikorodu By Omo Onile by Ilaje44(m): 9:37am On Jul 26, 2015

jblow99:
Attention all in copy!!!
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode
Honourable Justice O.O. Atilade
Honourable Justice O.O. Oke
Honourable Justice K.O. Alogba
Office of the Public Defender Lagos State
Citizens Mediation Centre
Judicial Service commission
Attorney General’s Office-Mrs Omotola Rotimi
Honourable S.O.B. Agunbiade
Honourable Jimi Benson

Corruption of the Judicial system in Ikorodu by Land Speculators to the detriment of the Poor masses

I will like to use this opportunity to bring to the notice of the Lagos State Government and the entire Judicial system within the state of the ongoing corruption of the Judicial system and the subversion of justice within Ikorodu Local Government Area.

It is a known fact within the local government that the Land Speculators popularly known as ”Omo onile” are fond of taking cases to court for owners of lands in residential areas to come and repurchase the land because they formerly paid to their fathers or Grandfathers so it is their turn to benefit from the purchase of such lands.

The latest one going on in Ikorodu is the Aga (Gbasemo Area) which covers a wide expanse of land and also an old residential area. These particular set of Omo Onile’s have gone to court to request that the land in the entire Area must be repurchased and people must pay them because the land was bought from their fathers.

They got this strange judgement that residents should pay a sum of N450, 000 each on a plot of land .The reason why they get these kind of judgement all the time is that there is huge CORRUPTION WITHIN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM in Ikorodu. These judgements are against the laws of contract and sales.

We have so many people in these area some of who are retired civil servants, serving civil servants and first class state citizens like Justice K.O Alogba , Honourable Lanre Balogun and the likes.

Now the question is
• How will a Judge issue this kind of judgement on people who purchased lands legally?

• Where in the law of contracts and sales does it say lands should be repurchased from the children of the owners?

• This is now the culture in Ikorodu, what is the justice commission doing about this?

• What protection is Government giving to the poor masses who voted to bring them to power?

• This trend has been going on and the Government of Lagos State has been quiet on this, does this mean this will be the way to go for everyone in the state?

• How will the retired public servants be able to pay this money?

• This will definitely lead to harassment, how will the people be protected from this land speculators?

Conclusively, I call on the Governor of Lagos State to urgently look into this matter as part of what APC promised us in Lagos State is protection and not oppression and injustice.

#SAVEIKORODUNOW#SAVEIKORODUNOW#SAVEIKORODUNOW#SAVEIKORODUNOW#SAVEIKORODUNOW#SAVEIKORODUNOW

My advice is that the affected people form an association, and get a good lawyer to fight the issue at the law court. This is the reason it's important to always get your land duely surveyed and registered with the government.

Christianity Etc › Re: Major African Gods And Their Origin by Ilaje44(m): 6:37am On Jul 19, 2015

olola4:
@op...wat about Sopona and Ayilala am rili interested in knowing their origin.

What is ayilala? What Language did you just spoil?

The Ilaje deity is called AIYELALA. That was the last word of a wronged woman who after she was wrongly accused and executed became a deity. Aiye = World, lala = big. Literally, it means the world is big. However, philosophically and in the context of usage, it means humans are unfathomably cruel.

Politics › Re: Iyabo Said I Was Going To Die In Office – Obasanjo by Ilaje44(m): 11:56am On Jul 11, 2015

anonimi:
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Was OBJ loyal to IBB & Co who released him from prison, financed his campaign

May be you need to read about the history of your country before you ask questions. Beside, how did Obasanjo betray IBB? If anyone should be grateful that Nigeria has not consumed him yet, then it should be IBB, because he's the one that brought Nigeria into this abyss in the first place. Where people are complaining of betrayal, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida certainly should not open his mouth at all.

Politics › Re: Iyabo Said I Was Going To Die In Office – Obasanjo by Ilaje44(m): 11:28am On Jul 11, 2015

g4everybody:
You would have been respected more if actually you acted as a true stateman after your 8 years in office like Adbusalami, Gowon, IBB. Instead, you where busy running down your successor government, drafting an 18 page letter filled with lies while you cant even put together your dysfunctional family

So you mean to say IBB of all crooks is more revered than Obasanjo? What Obasanjo did to Jonathan was Jonathan's own doing. Jonathan is a disloyal and incompetent individual. And he listened to idiotic opinions from people who have no knowledge about human administration which is about building bridges. Regardless of his shortcomings, in today's Nigeria, Obasanjo is arguably the most influential human being.

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Politics › United We Stand. Isokan Lo Dara Ju! by Ilaje44(op): 10:57am On Jun 01, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFynShsj9XQ&sns=em

Business › Re: My Nasty Experience In Doing Business With Planet One By Eric Nwoko by Ilaje44(m): 6:56pm On May 25, 2015

TRADELYN:

First, I like his writing skills (whoever wrote it tried).

Now to my point:
Smart people, sometimes, make some silly mistakes that they even begin to wonder what went wrong. And the #1 reason for this everywhere is that many human beings lack integrity.

Wrong! Appropriately put, many Nigerians, if not the majority, lack integrity and are greatly dishonest.

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Food › Re: Is This Animal Edible, Just Killed It In My Lodge by Ilaje44(m): 9:39pm On May 19, 2015

hijacke:
Dont even know the name but i heard it is a delicasy in some parts of the country

Cc lalasticlala

Don't let Urhobo people see you with that thing, else you will pay for the burial rite. According to legend it helped their ancestors, it's under protection in Urhoboland.

Awonrinwon abi alegba in Yoruba Eko

Agheghere abi alepa in Ilaje

Comodo dragon in English

It's neither a crocodile nor an alligator.

The meat is whitish and similar to snake meat.

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Romance › Re: She Broke All His Breakables And Parted Away With 50 Liters Of Fuel (pics) by Ilaje44(m): 11:33am On May 17, 2015

agrovick:
He is spot on, how can a yoruba individual say he/she doesn't know what an omorogun is. A lady at that

Comprehension issue? Read the article again. She knows very well what omorogun is only not what it's called in English. And btw, English is obviously not her mother tongue. I bet you too don't know either. Turner is a very generic word which does not adequately qualify omorogun.

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Politics › Re: Fashola Marks 2,900 Days In Office (photos) by Ilaje44(m): 8:14pm On May 07, 2015

olaxco2f:
i am the half blood prince

igba = 20

kan = 1

20 years = 1 year

Nitori Olorun, eyin omode wonyi, e maa ka iwe yin daadaa.

Igba = 200

Igba marun = Egberun = 1000

Igba yato si

Ogun = 20.

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Politics › Re: IMF Calls For Further Currency Depreciation In Nigeria by Ilaje44(m): 11:28am On Apr 28, 2015

bushdoc9919:
Marco Polo visited in the 12 th century.

By the 19th century....China was so backward that they were being ravaged by the more advanced world powers.

By 1973.,....per capita GDP of China was less than that of Sierra Leone.

As for South Korea....they were colonized by the Japanese in 1910. By 1950...they were wrecked by the proxy war called the Korean war. By 1961....they were backward.

What both countries did...was invest in their education (And key to that was the raising of standards...their equivalent of SSCE is very difficult to pass. Plus..they had to modernize their language.). At the same time...they invested in their infrastructure.

Today....both countries are advanced.

Key to that advancement was that they did not rest on past glories....but learned from the whites how to do innovation and technology. Yes they were glorious in the past...and they read and wrote. So also were many Nigerian tribes....a dutch visitor to the Oba of Edo's court in the 17th century wrote glowing reviews . And Hausa was being written down by the 16th century. And the Yorubas had an advanced empire.

We Africans better be willing to learn. We must industrialize. No one would do it for us.

Well, despite all what you listed, both countries were still far ahead of Africa (the whole continent) in 1960. China and Korea have had their woes which was as a result of civil service decadence (government), but they were still not in the league of Nigeria in 1960. China and Korea were already manufacturing hubs for heavy machinery albeit low quality, but they were still better developed. That China at a time had a lower GDP per capital than Sierra Leone does not mean they were less developed than Sierra Leone. What it means is that there were more poor people on average in China than Sierra Leone at that time. And it's not a surprise, because China has had to feed a population of more than a billion people for quite a while now.

Nonetheless, you are on point regarding investing in education. Nigeria generally need a complete overhaul. I doubt we have people that have the foresight to implement the neccessary political and economical reforms in the corridors of power.

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Politics › Re: IMF Calls For Further Currency Depreciation In Nigeria by Ilaje44(m): 10:43am On Apr 28, 2015

bushdoc9919:
What did you expect.?

We sowed the seeds of our destruction by deciding to become reliant on oil for our revenue.

Now....oil prices have fallen...and our savings account is getting depleted so that we can buffer the naira.

Either we keep on doing that...until the savings account is empty....or we devalue.

I think it is high time we did what South Korea did and focus on education, innovation and industrialization. After all...they were far behind us in 1960. So also was China....and now today both of them are ahead of us.

Oil dependency is the cause....not IMF, not Ngozi.

China and South Korea were not behind you in 1960. Infact, their civilizations is thousands of years ahead of you. They have had learned people who could read, write and formulate policies in their languages for thousands of years. They have been in the forefront of Engineering for ages. Even the Europeans were surprised at the level of Chinese development when they first arrived. Get a book on Marco Polo's travel please. There's a reason China is a permanent member of the UN security council, and that decision to give them veto power was made at the end of world war 2 when Nigeria and almost all of Africa except Ethiopia, Liberia, Egypt and South Africa were still vassals of the European colonial powers.

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Politics › Re: Picture Of Eleko Of Eko, In London, England Circa, 1950s. by Ilaje44(m): 8:20am On Apr 14, 2015

seunfly:
Oboy!!!!! That name go fear you ooooo, you will know he is real traditional man. Esugbayi = Adoration to Satan or Satan has respect.

Esun and Satan are two different things. If you know your traditions very well, Esu can never equate to Satan. While Satan is a diabolical figure, an ursurper, the worst thing you can attribute to Esu is deceit. Esu was never a completely diabolical figure as he's been/being depicted by the new religions.

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Politics › Re: The Message That Nailed Amaechi And Dakuku. Pictures. by Ilaje44(m): 7:53am On Apr 14, 2015

Sunnybobo3:
And what did the SS and SE get for voting massively for Obasanjo in the first term that made them vote massively for him again for second term?

Keep on living in amnesia.

If Obasanjo did not give the SS anything as you claim, which really is untrue, atleast he gave you the deserved 13%. Goodluck would not have been capable of that feat. Besides, a lot of the IPPs that were commissioned under this regime were partly inaugurated under Obasanjo regime.

Goodluck was simply an incapable man. A very good quality of a leader is the capacity to accomodate diverging opinions which Goodluck did not possess. The man was given an opportunity, a well oiled organisation, and he blew it. If people sensibly look into the matter, even if one can not absolve Amaechi of stubborness, the biggest portion of the blame remains with Goodluck. He may have had luck, but definitely neither the sense of governance nor the capacity to lead.

I used to think it could not get worst than Shagari's Administration, but Jonathan's has beaten that record. A very incompetent and wasteful government.

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Politics › Re: Dieziani Allison-Madueke Visits Abdulsalami Abubakar In Minna by Ilaje44(m): 5:20pm On Apr 05, 2015

SirShymexx:
What idi.otic freedom are you ranting about? It seems you have reading and comprehension problems like majority of the duffers who populate this forum. Where in my post did I declare that the place of women is in the Kitchen? Also, how did I disrespect women? If ya brain is dysfunctional and blinkered - go sort it out. Nah, I'm not "staying" in any country - I live where I was born and raised, you mug. And my sentiment is shared by the overwhelming majority. The problem with most of you after getting off the African voyage is that you think being "modern" is about buying into useless propaganda, without proper analysis of cause-and-effect, and why certain order/things have to be maintained - to avoid chaos.

Madeleine Albright's record as US Secretary of State is well documented, as a war hawk, who thought every problem should be solved militarily. Her sins are out there for all to see. From her preventing a military rescue mission during the Rwanda genocide at the UN as US Ambassador to the UN; to her hawkish critique of Colin Powell and questioning him about his non-military approach of solving problems; to the Balkan wars and the genocide committed by Croatia in which she supervised; to all the problems she caused in the Middle East. So, what's sterling about her performance than being an architect of sending the angels of death everywhere - with a mindset that military intervention is the solution to everything? She's everything a leader holding a sensitive position should never be! The blood of those Rwandans are on her hands!

And which of the Queens you listed ever acted without inputs/supervision from a king/prince? Even Queen Elizabeth II consults Prince Philip before making any decision. You might want to throw Margaret Thatcher in there, and how she destroyed this country, by tearing it apart - into North/Scotland Vs. South with her English favouritism (bigot) and hawkish ways. The country is yet to recover from the disunity she created, and will most likely never recover.

Understanding issues isn't just about throwing names around cos you read about them. Get a better understanding of what transpired - and stop spouting nonsense I never posted.

It's a fvcking Sunday - don't piss me off.

Shymex, maybe it's you that has comprehension problem. If I may ask you, what is the topic of discussion? What is your postulation about women occupying important positions? Why don't you go and read your submission about women.

And by the way, it would do you good to attend anger management classes.

Always remember to respect women. They have come a long way.

Have a great easter Sunday.

Politics › Re: How Ministers, Governors Sabotaged Jonathan by Ilaje44(m): 5:11pm On Apr 05, 2015

otokx:
If I were Goodluck the remaining weeks will be used to make life hell for the likes of Muazu, and all those without immunity who ate and cleaned mouth.

EFCC should be used for this.

If he tried that, he himself may have to appear in court. It would be really fool hardy of him if he goes that route.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: My Sister Wants To Waste 6months Of My Years In The US by Ilaje44(m): 11:02am On Apr 05, 2015

Alcatraz001:
@ Op please don't mind this people who are advising you to stay baack in Nigeria oooo, they are not happy for you.

Please ask your self if you see hope in this Country? How much is 75k? Please take this opportunity with both hands,before you know it you would start a job after getting the papers in the US. I want you to think about the quality of Life that the US offers and not the slave wages being paid in Nigeria. Nigeria jst survived a Civil War by whiskers because God intervened through the US and Britain but there is still tension in the Air.

Just sit down and think about all you have to gain by moving to a more developed and stable country.

May God give you the wisdom to make a good decision.

This is not an arguement. If every abled brains leave Nigeria, who will develop the land? I dont think you want that country to continously being ruled by thugs and lawless people right?

Anyway, to the topic: staying indoor for 6 months is not an easy thing. You have to be strong willed and very disciplined to endure the "incacerration". I'd suggest depending on which area your sister stays in the States to travel in autumn. It would be easier to endure staying indoor during the cold months.

Hence, if you are a risk taker, then go for it. However, like other people have said, prepare for the worst, while you hope for the best. Wish you the best of luck.

Politics › Re: Dieziani Allison-Madueke Visits Abdulsalami Abubakar In Minna by Ilaje44(m): 10:42am On Apr 05, 2015

SirShymexx:
You put me off when you said, "that country you're staying."

That's just utterly disrespectful - not interested in what you have to say.

Ofcourse I put you off, and rightly so. How can you be enjoying freedom living large due to the sweat of men and women of integrity in the UK and wants to deny such freedom to the women in the land of your ancestors? In the UK where you live, can you publicly declare that the place of women is in the kitchen? Even your mum I believe does not spend her days only in the kitchen. Please learn to respect women. They deserve more than being your cook or baby mama. Oro agba ni!

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Politics › Re: Dieziani Allison-Madueke Visits Abdulsalami Abubakar In Minna by Ilaje44(m): 7:21pm On Apr 04, 2015

SirShymexx:
Lol. There is absolutely nothing sexist about saying women shouldn't be given a free hand (without proper guidance by men) to control very sensitive positions, which require emotional calmness.

Hillary Clinton was an epic failure as the US secretary of state, and will go down as the worst ever in US history. The only reason why Angela Merkel is decent is because she's part of a coalition government and while she's the face of it, she doesn't run the show. Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the German manufacturing industry pull the plugs behind the scene when it comes to how Germany deals with foreign policy/affairs - while other folks run the show within Germany.

Letting women control certain positions is a recipe for disaster.

Madeleine Albright was also a woman, indeed the first woman to occupy that post, and before that, she was the US Ambassador to the UN, and I do not recollect that she failed. I also do not see how Hilary failed as a foreign secretary, maybe you can mention some of her failures if you dont mind?

BTW, that country you're staying has brought up women with indellible mark in world history. Let's me just remind you of a few of them for the sake of time: The virgin queen, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II, Margaret Thatcher etc.

Performance is not about gender. Where there's a will and capacity of brain, there will also be impact. Goodluck as far as I know is not a woman, but has performed abissmally as a leader.

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Career › Re: She Asked Me To Carry Her Hand Bag, I Refused And She Fired Me. by Ilaje44(m): 7:55pm On Apr 03, 2015

duni04:
I beg to differ. We belong to different schools of thought. I think the place of a woman is at home, in the bedroom and in the kitchen
@ the bolded: its for her protection! So she's not molested. Exactly how many rape cases do we get to hear of in Saud Arabia?
And what are the stats for Nigeria?

You seems to be still very young, inexperienced, and unexposed. You see, I went through that phase some 25 to 27 years ago. My single advice for you is that: If you enjoy your own freedom, don't be a hindrance to other people's freedom.

Eda to mo ise okuku, ko ma da osupa l'oro o.

Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Told To Leave Ndigbo Alone In His Propaganda by Ilaje44(m): 7:11pm On Apr 03, 2015

robempero45:
MATURE COMMENT!

Thank you! And for your information, the commenter is also very very mature. Nairaland is not only populated by

shildren

Career › Re: She Asked Me To Carry Her Hand Bag, I Refused And She Fired Me. by Ilaje44(m): 7:06pm On Apr 03, 2015

duni04:
Oh yea and I suppose we here are running the world?

You should be eternally greatful and thankful to your mother, because she endured a lot to bring you this far, and you should vehemently fight any one that tries to dominate her and restrain her freedom. Don't think it's a good live that you or a male relative of her husband must accompany her before she can be allowed out of the house. Or that every decision she takes that your father or any male relative would have to first give his consent. Women are not your slaves. They've got very good brain too. And not a few are better than most men.

Career › Re: She Asked Me To Carry Her Hand Bag, I Refused And She Fired Me. by Ilaje44(m): 6:50pm On Apr 03, 2015

duni04:
Honestly the Arabs are the only sane men in the world today. They've put women in their place. Men elsewhere have really fumbled

And that's the reason the Arabs are running the world and calling the short today ain't it?

Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Pastors Who Predicted 2015 Elections Outcome Woefully by Ilaje44(m): 11:59am On Apr 03, 2015

cyril83:
Where is TB Joshua's prediction Can't see his name here.

Don't worry, just have enough patience. Emmanuel TV is still editing the video of the prophecy. You will be able to grab your copy on May 29th 2015.

Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Pastors Who Predicted 2015 Elections Outcome Woefully by Ilaje44(m): 11:51am On Apr 03, 2015

thinkdip:
this prophecy is on point
check It well

Though not a religious person, Ashimolowo's vision is actually a positive revelation.

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Celebrities › Re: Ebenezer Obey Celebrates His 73rd Birthday Today by Ilaje44(m): 11:34am On Apr 03, 2015

Egbagirl:
My number 1 any day!

Ko ya mi lenu aburo. [SAKAstic] Sebi you're an Egba tribalist?[/SAKAstic]. Egba meji kii je'ra won niyan: Abi BAAWA ko ni won nwi ni?

Baba Commander, eni lojo ibi re, e ku aseye, emi a s'opo e l'aiye. Emi to se 40, 50, 60, 70 ati 73 a se 80. Amin

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Politics › Re: Chancellor Merkel Invites Buhari To Germany by Ilaje44(m): 8:00am On Apr 03, 2015

Pataki:
This is good news. However, President elect Buhari should be very careful at this time.

If anyone remembers, one of the first things OBJ did when he became President was to be jumping up and down across continents.

Nigeria at this point in time needs a leader that will lead and stir this ship. Address issues immediately from the front, rather than flying across countries to France, Germany etc.

I believe and trust Buhari and I know he will do the right thing. Sort out some of the mess at home and all these honoring invitations can be done subsequently. God bless Nigeria.

Obasanjo needed to be "jumping" around because Nigeria had even a very bad reputation then than now. Besides, the debt was hanging on our head like the sword of Damocles. If Obasanjo had not travelled around and had stayed put in Nigeria, the economic boom you enjoyed during his time wouldn't have been possible, because you would still be using a big chunk of your budget servicing foreign debt.

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Politics › Re: The Behind The Scene Drama In Aso Rock By Okah Ewah Edede by Ilaje44(m): 6:58am On Apr 03, 2015

bishopjoe02:
my pal. u have no idea the sacrifice GEJ made. Just one phone call to iG or Mbu dat collation process will be disrupted, result sheet wil b stolen. the highest the northern or nigerian can do is to riot. and it wldnt change a thing.

I dont understand you young Nigerians at all. On one hand you accuse my generation of having failed you, on the other you are advocating chaos and the disprution of laid down rules.

Well, you are right on one thing: Yes GEJ could have chosen to do that, but where you got it wrong is to say nothing will happen. It seems you don't know the very turbulent history of your country very well. If nothing had happened, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida or Sanni Abacha would probably still be your president today. Goodluck would have called for his own very annihilation by so doing. And those that are forming strong head and advicing him to such idiotic idea would be the first to abandon him when the heat becomes unbearable.

Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Told To Leave Ndigbo Alone In His Propaganda by Ilaje44(m): 9:08pm On Apr 02, 2015

olas24u:
This guy is simply stupid,if i had the kind of resources and contacts i will change my city and impact socially and economically and write my name in that city or region.For good 16 years,this guys have been stealing the oil and getting contracts and could not make an impact in a region with less than 25million people.what do they want ?

The bolded are not true! Infact, Asari was incarcerated during the greater part of Obasanjo's second term I believe. He was released as part of the peace deal of Umar Musa Yar Adua.

Politics › Re: Photo: Is This The Most Beautiful Police Station In Nigeria? by Ilaje44(m): 9:01pm On Apr 02, 2015

iphanyiuma:
It looks more like a bank, they should have an ATM stand in front of it.... but the building looks fine doesn't mean the cell inside will be like the one in america oooo

ATM at police ehm NPF station? That will be N20 egunje made easy niyen ke!

Politics › Re: Picture Of President Elect With His VP In Office This Morning by Ilaje44(m): 1:42pm On Apr 02, 2015

Gracyel:
That man you call 'useless' is someone's father. I wont use such adjective for him if I were you. Plus, u calling him names doesnt change the fact that he did a honourable thing (stepping down peacefully) Something most politicians in Africa wont do. And for that, he has created history, plus a good name as he leaves the office. So please, stop hating already, afterall, he's no longer your president.

There's nothing honourable in accepting an obvious defeat. Someone that stood there and did/said nothing when his campaign people were wishing death to his opponents, mocking the death of his opponent's child, and his wife encouraging the stoning of opponents. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is far from being an honourable man.

And well, had he decided not to follow the wishes of the majority, he can be sure not to stay long to enjoy all the wealth he's "illicitly" amassed. He would definitely also have suffered the fate of Abacha.

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Politics › Re: This Is The House Where Gen Buhari Was Born (photos) + Meet His Sister by Ilaje44(m): 1:18pm On Apr 02, 2015

janus05:
Nazi slowpoke

Don't quote such hate words. Just report to the mods. Rule 1, 2, and 3 were broken by the hate monger.

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