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sonOfLucifer:Actually i should be asking if what. You made so many "what ifs", your premise was assumption. Lies have many versions. The Truth only one.Of course, every other Truth is a counterfeit, that's right. And how does that concern you living in West Africa? Have you ever looked at a map?How does what is happening in America concern you? Use some education, it was paid for i suppose. Yet, more men have died for his name and have been killed in his name. Talk about efficient..You don't even know what it means to die. Their god? Be respectful. It's GOD.Oh, it is? Well, they have them and bow to them, why does it not irk you this much? Ironic. Coming from one who'd condemn the Pope if he faces Mecca while praying. The OONI's position isn't an ordinary one.i really do not care where the pope or anyone faces while praying. |
ifenes:Yes, many. He(the Ooni) answers to the governor of Osun State, the President of Nigeria, and his God. There are also more higher and powerful monarchs than him all over the world. The fact that i am the king of my village does not mean that there is no higher king than me, that's what you are saying. That's baseless as it is unreasonable and it is not on faith. |
Rom 14:5 One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. That's pretty clear and straight forward. BTW, i don't esteem Christmas day, but judging others for esteeming it is childish, carnal, ITK and not spiritual. 1Co 10:31 Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. |
ifenes:Actually, the bottom line is that you dodged the question, you believe there's no higher king than the Ooni based on what? i want to believe you didn't need to look up a bible to answer that. |
ifenes:Yep, many. You dodged my question. |
ifenes:So you believe there's no higher king than the Ooni based on what? |
ifenes:You say this based on faith? |
sonOfLucifer:What if? The Truth stands for all to believe, He was born in Bethlehem, born that men no more may die. Emir Sanusi and other Emirs have been bowing to their god. You're irked and close to madness to see a man bow in a church. You have a problem. |
Celebrate Jesus. |
porka:We are saying the same thing. |
porka:They should have expedited action, not for Buhari but for the Nation. i'm sure Buhari did not feel any fuel crises, it is the nation the masses that bore the brunt. Instead, the NASS were busy behaving like the ostrich burying its head in sand. They knew the next thing to do, they had the supplementary budget to approve, but they were passing motion on whether they should invite Buhari to come and tell them about the fuel crises or not. That's politics, should we test our power or flex our muscle on whether Buhari will be summoned or not? The solution was in ther hands but they were playing politics. The contents of the supplementary budget are very straight forward and there was no reduction made at the end. In fact, they ended up adding to it so why the initial waste of time? Buhari clearly lacks the capacity to function in a democracy and it's affecting Nigeria badly. How can someone even justify sending an appropriation bill to NASS just two weeks ago when the marketers have been demanding for their money since early June while the real fuel scarcity started more than two months ago?There you go, evidently you are prejudiced already. It's not the first time government is owing marketers. Government has always owed marketers, even NOI said that during the May fuel crises. The money paid has been owed since last year 2014, it's not just June, there's always been a backlog. The current FG is not taking it easy on the marketers and that is why the marketers are not taking it easy with the FG too. Cancellations and renegotiations, rebiddings and restructurings are ongoing and the marketers are fighting and holding the nation to ransom. The so called CABAL is being tackled, instead of you to excercise patience, understanding and support, you are here talking rubbish. This isn't about APC and PDP or being anti-Buhari or pro-Buhari. Let's do things that will free this nation and move it forward. NOI said earlier in May that they have always owed marketers and Nigerians should not allow themselves to be blackmailed. She said the process of paying marketers is always a rolling process and there has never been a time government reduced its financial obligation to marketers to zero . Do you have any blame for the past government that budgeted 100billion naira only for subsidy in the 2015 budget? BTW, didn't you people say Buhari was 'saving money' for his 'own' 2016 budget; that he has no business with supplementary appropriation?i do not know who you refer to as 'you people', neither am i aware of what such people said. Stereotyping anybody who isn't anti-government is not intelligence neither is it the way forward. The past government handled the fuel crises worse than this in May, they left the country in total standstill. As at April 29, there was already a long wait at petrol stations, and the assurance was given by government. i believe you remember that crises lasted till June. Here is what NOI said in April, yet the crises continued and worsened over a month later "I am about to go and sign, to get that paid and I think that Nigerians can see that the government is making maximum effort to accommodate the oil marketers. They are also Nigerians, and they need to also cooperate with us.” It was still the same story by May 4 despite several meetings. By May 15, situations had worsened and the marketers were demanding for another 200billion naira. It's just this year, if you have forgotten, others have not. The marketers/cabal is what we should fight jointedly instead of making political statements that serve no good purpose. The fuel marketers DECIDED to shelve their swords in June. They decided to bring out that sword again last month. i think we should be patient with the new government. |
Meriekriss:Well, we can blame them for that, but we should also appropriate the blame and fault of the National Assembly in been lax to approve. Marketers in Nigeria are kings, they strike at will, unfortunately they did early. |
permsec:Have a nice day too. |
nike4love:Nnamdi was not officially taken serious until he was arrested. If a warrant was out for him, he will have been picked up by the British government. It's called TACTICs, tactics differ from situation to situation and from place to place. If the DSS considers his physical presence more dangerous than his radio presence, that's their play and decision. i don't have any tyrant BTW, keep your emotions stable, they'll hurt you more than anyone else. |
nike4love:There is no tyranny anywhere, you need to be delivered from propaganda. Detaining folks like nnamdi and Shekau is in national interest, not unlawful. He is not a freedom fighter, he is a criminal guilty of treason, insurrection and inciting others to violence. |
Meriekriss:Google is free for searching, always try verifying things before conclusion. Buhari sent the supplementary budget to NASS as far as November 18, more than 3weeks ago. It was in the news. Unfortunately, the Presidency and his media team and information minister have been too silent in telling people the state of things. http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/18/buhari-sends-supplementary-budget-to-national-assembly/ |
nnachukz:You'd recall that the previous government made no enough budget allocation for subsidy. These same cabal marketers have always done business with government being owed. It's their kicking against the current government that has been making them hold the country to ransom. Buhari sent supplementary budget to National Assembly more than two weeks ago. Instead of them to speedily approve, they didn't discuss it. Instead they were sampling whether to invite Buhari to ask him what is happening. They just approved the supplementary budget this week. Naturally, things will be back to normal this weekend. N.B the DPR's inefficiency was exposed during this fuel crises. The work load was overwhelming for them. |
NOI, the woman in charge of spending so called Abacha's loot since 1999. i recall her laying foundation of chibok school early this year, hope she completed her sweet mouth promises? http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/194077-abacha-loot-spent-on-roads-electricity-others-okonjo-iweala-tells-world-bank.html http://www.channelstv.com/2015/03/06/okonjo-iweala-visits-chibok/ |
Fayose's three main projects which he claims he can complete with his 2016 budget are 1. New Oja Oba(The King's Market) 2. The fly over project 3. The Airport project This is very sad. |
NOI the chief liar. She even adviced them to treat the money as borrowed.Borrowed how, at what percentage interest and to be paid when. This her obsession with her name is pitiable, she has no name, not in Nigeria, not in Heaven. Only those that don't know her outside and those she works for (World Bank,IMF and co). See as she leave Dasuki and GEJ for oh god OYO. |
nike4love:More rubbish. Speak coordinatedly and release yourself from your loss, you're not the first person to lose someone. |
nike4love:What do you mean by harbour? Was he with the British government? He wasn't declared wanted or something, or you don't understand what it means to harbour a criminal? |
sonOfLucifer:Thanks very much. hmmmm, this one muskee is hailing me, sufficient to say we are in the end time for real.lol |
nike4love:Obviously you have an agenda and are averse and immune to commonsense. Deal with the fact that Nnamdi is a local terrorist, a criminal currently in detention. Throwing up dust adds nothing to what's on ground. Making ridiculous unfounded claims and accusations don't help your case. It just shows you off as one of the ipob misguided youths. |
nike4love:What almajiris? Nnamdi is a local terrorist interested in harming Nigerians. His crime is not international, he was picked up when necessary. |
nike4love:The condition of hearing what you want to hear is what they call 'having itchy ears'. It will not do you much good. It is very easy, straight forward and commonsense for any political analyst to predict what happens when the people's vote don't count. This is the context of the question that Buhari was asked in the interview, to which he replied that things will be very tough. This is the common meaning of the idiom when translated from hausa to English. It is only sensational to translate it directly. In a contest between dogs and baboons, when both are soaked in blood, it means the fight/contest is tough. This has nothing to do with people fighting and killing corps members. In the last elections, APC told people to protect their votes. That simply meant for them to wait at the polling units until results were declared or something. If anybody decided to bring a gun and shoot electoral officers or shoot christians, that is never what APC said or meant, and thank God that didn't happen. Asari Dokubo and many PDP people promised to make Nigeria ungovernable and never to allow Buhari be President. People say different things during election period. It is the duty of government to provide protection and adequate security, and to prosecute convict anyone found guilty. Sto putting the past government's failings on others. Nnamdi is a a local terrorist. Every nation in the world harbours different sinners, theives, rapists, murderers etc. It's not like Nnamdi was living in Britain's government house or was declared wanted. He was simply ignored until the 'fullness of time'. i didn't say Nnamdi is a politician, i said and say again that Nnamdi is a criminal. His crimes are against Nigeria and he is currently sitting in detention awaiting his fate. |
princejayboss:You can't put "Peace" at the end of your posts and be agitating for war, it's an irony. Either you do not know what you are saying or you do not know what you are saying. Spreading propaganda will do you no good either. Oga read what I said earlier.... Which being a of the state of Nigeria is a choice by each region.... Take it or leave it.Any God fearing person and Nigerian has pledged for years to defend the unity of the Nation. It is only right to. All humans are not equal, whether by tribe or country or gender or IQ or wealth or bloodgroup or whatever criteria. Even all nations do not have the same size, landmass, population, leaders or natural resources. That doesn't mean one nation should leave the planet or not partake in united efforts at peace and progress. Nigeria has been at relative peace except for areas in the North East recently, and then of course the civil war of 1966-1970, and other brief religious and political crises across the country. Unity can be achieved even in diversity as is seen in the USA. Unity is not necessarily uniformity like you seen to be proposing with JAMB scores. That a family is united doesn't mean they must all have the dsame age or education or same account balance, that is uniformity, we are looking for UNITY. One tool they used in keeping this nation as one country was abolishing history in schools.... If unadulterated history still exist in schools .... You will never speak of unity.... Where is the unity when over 30,000 igbos were killed, where is the unity when igbo were murdered cos the inception of sharia law.... Where are the unity when Igbo people were killed because of Mohammed movie in the western world..... Where was the unity when Igbo were killed in jos ......Propaganda. Who are "they"? When did 'they' abolish history in schools? Igbos are not he only people affected by the unfortunate situations in the world, please stop these childish pettiness, the world does not revolve around one tribe. Oga Nigeria died as a nation in 1966 after the black September.More propaganda. There is no enlightened person or world leader or neutral literate across the world that will openly say Nigeria died as a nation in 1966. Nigeria's flag is at the UN, the Commonwealth, the AU etc. If you want to leave, leave legally and lawfully. Don't leave by stealing my stuff and land, don't leave unlawfully, don't spread hate speech, and incite people to destabilize me and burn down my house in an attempt to leave. Be civil if you can't be righteous. BTW, mention the South East states that are oil producing. Speaking of nationality... I have dual citizenship and as such I can ditch any the day i so desire, I can tell you that mine was a choice irrespective that it has nothing to do with what we are saying here.Ditch already please sir. Stop filling Nigerian when it favours you. Your school and other countries think you are Nigerian. You travel and work as a Nigerian. Your bank(s) think you are Nigerian. Ditch already instead of making noise about it and disturbing the peace of others. You are a Nigerian because of your parents and because you were probably born in Nigeria, that is not much of a choice IMHO. |
nike4love:Insurrection a rebellion against the government or rulers of a country, often involving armed conflict. Inciting many people to burn down (the zoo) Nigeria, causing unrest at church programmes and crusades, making violent threats against the President and other Nigerians, these are all criminal acts. Attmenpting to overthrow Nigeria from governing South East regions of Nigerian territory, making inciting statements and public threats to burn down Nigerian embassies are not freedofighting but attempts to become a law to oneself. Nnamdi's case is in court, let him wait for his time. This is how many Nigerians time are wasted in court sorrily. Even a more powerful Dasuki is currently affected. Saraki is affected. Our judiciary cannot suddenly become 'born again' for Nnamdi's sake. |
macof:Some about 50,000 votes were cancelled in some 91 polling units,how did you miss that? It is those units that held a supplementary election. |
Trailblazer1:Even though you lack home training and public manners,you shouldn't lack a conscience as well. You'll guess he'd be afraid of your imaginary backlash during the fuel crises, or his frequent travel, or his insistence on subsidy, or on not devaluing the naira etc. |
IAMTHEHERO:You should have wept, what was so tear-worthy in the audio? Do you recall the particular sentence? |
hinwazaka:Good of you. We hope to see you post their pictures or videos or some tangible evidence here. |
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