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Funlordjnr:Abeg no mind them, they think she should limit her apparels no further than Alaba or Warri market like their aunties or mama; forgetting that as wife of the president she would be mingling with royalty and multi billionaires - any of whom can easily afford to dash her such a watch, without batting an eyelash as if it is ordinary 50k to them. |
mightyhazell:With reference to brain types, why not google symptoms of KURU, it might help you understand the Cannibalistic cause of the gibberish you've been typing - yes, go on and amuse me some more. |
mightyhazell:LOL @ gibberish rant of a pained CANNIBAL ![]() |
mightyhazell:Then the purpose to offend is defeated since I am not offended. LOL, I laugh; because the joke is on you - ignoramus. |
nextprince:Don't mind them; that's the level of their stupidity. |
mightyhazell:Another display of ignorance cultivated by (biased southern) media misinformation and fashioned by an intransigent stereotypical mindset. The difference is clear: as already mentioned nothing could be more animalistic than Cannibalism, at least one can even excuse those you mentioned that kill because of cartoon and say they were motivated based on a principle (in this case religion); yet there can be no excuse for those that kill and consume their own kind for mere pleasure - Tufiakwa! Furthermore, you confirmed your ignorance by calling me Almajijri, thinking that you had insulted me - well, I've got news for you; Almajiri simply means scholar or a student, and therefore a badge I'd gladly wear anytime; so by all means go ahead and call me Almajiri till eternity. BTW, a plate of Cannibal pepper soup, its possible you may like it.
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royalfamily:Didn't even have to play the videos to guess who were involved - tarnishing our image as usual. |
I have no problem with the sentence; he did the crime and should serve the time - though this case pre - dates the non grazing law because the young man was clearly being jailed for causing damage to somebody's property; not for just grazing - Fayose had nothing to do with it. This is how we also deal with such culprits in the north; though in most cases it doesn't end up with jail sentences because the offenders are often willing to pay for the damage or their cattle are confiscated and sold off to pay off the farmer - no big deal. |
mightyhazell:We were talking about the difference in treatment meted out to thieves when caught between the two regions and you suddenly shifted the goal post by switching on to mention a few specific headline grabbing crimes in the north - already sensationalised by your biased southern press. First of all; taking the issue of chopping of hands, I can assure you that this a rare occurrence and that there couldn't have more than 5 cases (at most 10 cases) since the enactment of the Sharia penal code in the north; it therefore pales in comparison to the daily stripping of thieves naked and roasting them alive, in broad daylight which is common in the south. Secondly, when it comes to horrific crimes there is nothing more despicable and horrible than cannibalism; yet we still hear even today of restaurants being found and closed down for serving human meat. No need to elaborate of your more common vices such as ritualism, cultism, armed robbery, kidnapping, human trafficking, drug trafficking, 419, baby factories, prostitution, rape including paedophilic incest etc; indeed if you want to have an idea of the prevalence of these crimes in the south, simply take a stroll into the crime section of this forum - need I say more? |
adconline:You are really incorrigible and very silly to a fault, clearly unable to stay focused on the relevant issues of an argument; while going round and round in circles like a headless chicken without adding anymore substance to your position. Try sticking to the fundamental issue at hand: that Buhari was being misquoted out of context by the propagation of a shorter edited version of his speech. You argued that this wasn't true and went on to prove me right by providing a link to the very shorter Youtube version : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYUBTU2ZgFY While on the other hand, I was able to produce both link and the actual Youtube full version of the speech along with the culled transcripts from a blog (link also provided) - see my previous post. Your present position is quite untenable and naive: that the full version is not authentic because it did not directly come from organisers of the event (USIP) while hypocritically holding on to yours; even though both evidences were sourced from the very same Youtube source - forgetting that the president made his speech at a public event covered by the world media and that since then records of the proceedings have been made freely available to anyone with access to the internet and search engines such as google, Youtube etc. Your propaganda has failed; repeating a lie over and over again does not necessarily make it true; you can continue to wallow in your own ignorance but the rest of are now more the wiser and will not be fooled again. The evidence is still out there and it is irrefutable; anyone can cross check it: Buhari clarified his position by concluding unambiguously by stating that: "I have made an undertaking that I belong to everybody, I belong to no body. If I come clearly and marginalise a certain group because they didn’t vote for me then I have already contradicted myself and I am sure people will be quick to pick that against me.” Prove to me that he didn't conclude with those words - if you don't like it, then go and jump into the nearest lagoon - stop lying. As for the other irrelevant drivel you wrote, well you should know by now where to stuff it - I have no time for nonsense . |
adconline:Then you ought to throw away the cheap phone you are using and change your ISP because all the links I provided are still working; unless of course you are a terrible liar still in denial even in the face of irrefutable facts before him - a common trait among your ilk. Lets even assume you cannot access the blog through the provided link, why then can't you play the two videos provided (each along with its youtube link) - don't say they too are not working or that you hard of hearing to hear the full speech for yourself. There is a famous adage in law which says: 'he who demands for equity must come with clean hands' meaning you cannot have your cake and eat. You therefore got to be silly to presume that it is ok for you source evidence from youtube and at the same time reject another from the same source - how hypocritical. Don't forget your post is still out there along with the youtube video link you uploaded as evidence; it is there for all to see and judge your woeful attempt to propagate the ongoing malicious propaganda against the president as well as your foolish attempt to cover up your own shameful shortcoming. |
mightyhazell:Rubbish! You not only naked and beat them to pulp but also roast them alive; then turn around have the audacity to call those that only cut off the hand barbaric - what bloody hypocrites! |
dokiOloye:Its a pity that with all your education, you still cannot see that diversification does not necessarily mean or is restricted to multiple commodities/services but also can include diversifying inwards within the same commodity in terms of its possible sources. Currently, Nigeria is in a vulnerable position having placed all its eggs i.e. energy sources (oil and gas) in the same basket; that is why the NDA were able to hold it at ransom. Diversification in this regards is not only strategic but necessary; otherwise its supplies will continue to remain very vulnerable in event of major disasters, sabotage or war. Funny how a so called illiterate seems to think and see far beyond the horizons of the presumed educated - so much for the quality of this much touted education. |
dominique:Thats the difference between north and south |
gowaga68:Yes indeed, the truth always has a way of coming out. |
Rolings:Ignore those rabble rousers, never back down, don't be afraid to speak out; because the more you allow them expose their ignorance the more they lose credibility and therefore undermine their grand agenda to spread hatred and division between Nigerians - through deliberate misinformation/propaganda. Currently, they still have the support of the media in perpetuating such propaganda, as many of them own or are embedded within the various media houses; yet the truth is slowly coming out, while you and I can do something about it by challenging and speaking out against such blatant misleading misinformation wherever we may encounter it - silence them with the truth. |
NOETHNICITY:My brother, they shall not succeed even though they may have the media on their side but God is always on the side of truth; and the truth shall prevail, as the likes of adconline and his ilk shall continue to expose themselves - Insha Allah! PMB himself is aware and had spoken of such ppl who have invested fortunes towards maligning him.
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^^^^^Military has constitutional right to intervene including killing anyone who take up arms and threatens the national integrity - the same goes in any country of this world; so stop being sentimental. |
vchykp:They are not just ordinary gangsters: they get hired by politicians for elections, in between rob and attack their own communities; but most importantly attack and rustle cattle from the Fulanis, who in turn (because they cannot differentiate between them and their communities) take reprisal action against both and consequently get blamed for most of the hostilities - for political reasons. |
adconline:If anyone is being obtuse and intellectually lazy, it's you; since even after explaining to you that Buhari was being misquoted out of context based on a small portion of his speech, you went right ahead to confirm my position by uploading a Youtube link to exactly such an edited shorter version. That is also exactly why I earlier said that you and your ilk are dishonest co-travellers, prone towards twisting facts to suit your nefarious agenda. You must have thought that most of us are gullible, without independent minds and independent access to the internet and therefore likely to blindly buy into your manufactured version of the truth without question - well, how so wrong, you've miscalculated yet again. For those following this argument, kindly watch the fuller video version of the video here as well as the transcripts, and notice the intended deception in the shorter edited version as being propagated by the likes of [b]adconline [/b]and his co-travellers in order to put the president in bad light. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm_VEkxyiKw CULLED ARTICLE INCLUDING TRANSCRIPT AND ARGUMENT ON THE MATTER: In what appears a deliberate attempt paint and different picture and paint President Buhari in bad light, a section of the online media yesterday went to press stating that the president said he wont give attention to the Niger Delta region because the people there didn’t vote for him. The statement Buhari was purported to have made was cut in half with the first theory part presented to tarnish the president’s image and the remaining cut off. Buhari was answering a question on Amnesty, Bunkering and Inclusive governance for the Niger Delta. He addressed the fears of his government not being inclusive with the purposely misquoted piece. Buhari had said that it was fair to treat those who gave him 97% better than those who gave him 5% and that that was politics, but however he can never do that as it is against the constitution and it will violate his promise of being committed to no one or owned by no one, and committed to all and owned by all. Listen: Below is the text of the president’s statement in question. The ones in bold is the part that was deliberately left out. “I hope you have a copy of the election results. Literally constituencies, for example, that gave me 97 per cent, cannot in all honesty be treated, on some issues, [the same way as] some constituencies that gave me five per cent. I think these are political realities. While certainly there will be justice for everybody; everybody will enjoy their constitutional rights, where the party in constituencies that by either sheer hard work made sure they got their people [to vote] and ensure their votes count, they must feel that the government has appreciated the effort they put in putting the government in place. I think this is really fair. By the constitution, no state can be excluded from government, so there is no way even if I were to show gratitude to those constituencies that voted heavily for me against those that didn’t even vote for me, they have the protection of the government. And I have made an undertaking that I belong to everybody, I belong to no body. If I come clearly and marginalize a certain group because they didn’t vote for me then I have already contradicted myself and I am sure people will be quick to pick that against me.” — Buhari was dead honest. It is fair to treat those who fought and voted for you better than those who fought for the corrupt incumbent and voted against you. That’s human, fair, political and expected. He however said luckily for them and as he has promised, the constitution does not allow that, which is the beauty of democracy and unlike his predecessors who punished opposition states, he will treat everyone equally as he has promised in his inauguration speech. Watch the full video below for the statement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paLHi4ieE7A http://abusidiqu.com/full-video-what-buhari-truly-said-about-those-who-voted-and-did-not-vote-for-him/ |
Jokerman:Its not a lie but a fact that no government enjoyed so much revenue and achieved little with it, except loot and squandered it away, than the Jonathan administration - where an individual with no visible income other than a very questionable want away perm sec position would claim ownership of over $34 million as mere leftover money from personal medical expenses. |
DeleteNonsense:Bakassi was ceded by virtue of a court judgement, after the two countries had agreed to go on trial and be bounded by the terms and conditions of the international court of arbitration; it wasn't ceded to a bunch of riff raffs because they could come up with baseless claims of genocide and marginalisation. |
mekaboy:All of the above being the consequences of your hero who unashamedly declared that Stealing is not Corruption, then went forth and presided over the unprecedented looting of this country - in other words robbing you and many more of their yesterday, today and future; yet you found no wrong in him but in person trying hard to salvage us from the mess he caused. |
mekaboy:Behold! The tortured lament of a pained wailer! |
adconline:Try looking into the mirror and you may likely see the reflection of that willfully sophisticated ignorant person you are talking about; who is seemingly not only intellectually deficient but also poor in memory or simply, blatantly dishonest in argument. Remember, you spoke of pictures from Google not video evidence sourced from YouTube - or have you forgotten?- in case you have; let me remind you. 'I have no time to upload pictures for folks like who are wilfully ignorant. Google is ur best resource'.- your words not mine. Now tell me, since when are pictures the same as video and why you think the latter is more superior to the transcribed version of speech? I was initially even willing to be generous and excuse your obvious gaff on the basis that one could remotely argue that videos are essentially the same as a series of pictures taken in quick succession separated by short time intervals; until you hit the nail into your own head by carelessly referring to real time evidence. As I have already mentioned, I am not ready to engage you in an argument based on conjectures and innuendos or where the goal post in such argument can suddenly be dishonestly switched at will; but only on facts where the evidence is to be placed out there under public scrutiny for re-examination. I specifically proposed the transcript version of the president's speech (reproduced vertum by vertum) because it is the most practical medium for this purpose - and yes indeed, this may partly explain, even in 2016 and possibly for many generations to come, why courts worldwide (dealing with simple misdemeanors to serious cases bordering on life and death) still prefer (where possible) transcript records over and above other media of record keeping. Pls, if you are still serious, then take up my challenge: reproduce Buhari's speech, let us publicly re-examine it here and judge whether he was correctly quoted or wrongly being quoted out of context. |
Aufbauh:GEJ not only used and dumped them but similarly more or less told them bluntly to forget about Biafra when he made his famous declaration that 'the amalgamation of Nigeria was ordained by God' http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/152255-nigerias-amalgamation-ordained-god-jonathan.html @TOPIC: By virtue of his oath of office, Buhari or any subsequent president would have no choice on the issue of Biafra, because he or she would have sworn to uphold the constitution and Nigeria's territorial integrity - those attacking Buhari are simply ignorant or looking for an excuse to justify their hatred for him. |
adconline:Listen, stop exhibiting all the attributes of an educated illiterate and the intellectually lazy. Who is talking about uploading pictures? - certainly not me. It is obvious that you have a problem with basic comprehension; otherwise you would have noticed the word TRANSCRIPT in my post, which would have done away with the need for any pictorial evidence except for the transcribed (i.e. written version) of the president's speech to be held up for public scrutiny as I had earlier challenged. FYI, PMB's speech was quite lengthy; it had a beginning, middle and (quite importantly on this issue) a conclusion. I clearly recall PMB began with a description of what was normal and expected to happen following an election victory such as his at that time i.e sharing of the bounties of victory between himself and his supporters - in that case, the 97% that voted for him against the 5% that didn't; but quickly added that he couldn't do that even if he had wanted to and went on to give reasons: among which were that the constitution wouldn't allow it and therefore risked impeachment should he try it; but most importantly he himself didn't want to do it and concluded by repeating his commitment to his earlier declaration that he belonged to nobody but to everybody. Unfortunately since then, some miscreants and most disappointingly some media houses had decided to take out only the short the portion containing the 97% versus 5% and twisted it out of context to give it a negative interpretation other than the original intended message. What is even more sad is the fact that this misleading version is what many Nigerians have been conditioned to believe. I am still challenging you or anyone who thinks otherwise to prove me wrong; otherwise, pls don't engage me again in further riff raff arguments lacking in both intellectual and factual merit. |
adconline:If you are really serious, then kindly take up my challenge; upload the entire speech of the president and let us analyse it together before this forum so as to prove whether or not he is being accurately quoted by your ilk and many more - otherwise I really don't have time for such pea brained empty arguments that mean and prove nothing. |
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