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imhotep:How many times dem dey give you carry over for school? |
imhotep:You are really trying hard to convince me that you are really stupid. |
imhotep:If I should learn that then I guess you would volunteer to be my first victim ![]() |
That was like what Buhari inherited. Tell them the truth so that they would understand why they are suffering when you are engaged in the business of repairing the damage - even though many of the gullible would be deceived that you are the cause of their pain. Buhari suffered the same fate but fortunately we are now seeing light at the end of the tunnel - this explains why his detractors are now in panic mode and doing their very best to discredit him, through media propaganda, afraid that he may succeed once his policies come into fruition before the general elections.
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imhotep:Comprehension failure loading. Go back to my opening post on this thread and note where I clearly state that I was not in a position to speak for the north but would give my personal opinion on the matter. |
imhotep:Apologies if you felt insulted; however, your reasoning was bordering on stupidity. |
remedick:Not claiming we are blameless; neither did I completely sided with El-Rufai on the matter (see my comment on that thread); however, El rufai was not the first governor to have demolished the house of a political opponent - he must have learnt it from una southerners ![]() |
Another knock out punch to the wailers. See as they will now start rushing to this thread to insult and disown their own governor.
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imhotep:Strong as he was, Abacha never and couldn't have ruled alone; he had advisers who advised and guided him all the time - stop being irredeemably stupid. |
imhotep:Yes indeed; especially with an irredeemable group of dishonest co-travellers - absence makes the heart grow fonder; perhaps after going our separate ways some ppl may later come to appreciate our value; we already saw a glimpse of that when the Arewa Youths gave their ultimatum as some ppl quickly came back to their senses. |
FarahAideed:The land is entrusted to each state governor for use as he deems fit; it is therefore up to each state to decide how such land is to be put to use - however, nobody should later cry foul for what they may have invited onto themselves due to their intolerance. |
remedick:That is why I am supporting the idea that we should go our own separate ways. However, as for Cannibalism and Ritualism, lai lai, that is your own portion - make una dey carry am for una head, shikenan. |
imhotep:Pls stop being silly and so myopic; how does the action of a single person, Abacha, represent's that of the entire north? Secondly, was his government entirely ran by northerners at the exclusion of northerners? Besides, if you were to examine who were his economic advisers you would find that they were mainly southerners - including those of previous regimes headed by northerners - pls stop this propaganda and show of stupidity. |
wailersarefools:Abeg leave me out of this one; invite me when you have more intelligent thing to say. |
Some ppl are now using sense rather than emotions to guide them. |
I am ambivalent about this one: on the one hand this breakaway group went too far by setting up a parallel office when the mother party had already set up a reconciliation machinery under Tinubu to look into such issues - it was not as if their plight would be forgotten and never addressed; on the other hand El-Rufai literally used a sledge hammer to kill a fly to solve his local problem - though this may send a clear message in the state that he is not a person to be messed around. On a different note; this is another example of how it is dangerous to concentrate too much power in the hands of (seemingly politically immature and intolerant) individuals like our governors who are likely to abuse them - it is also a warning to those advocating for state police; I hate to imagine what could happen after they have empowered such demi-gods with their own police force. |
Has the load mouth come out of hiding? I heard is currently holed up , hiding under Fayose's skirt for protection against arrest after he was caught lying to the court that he was too ill to appear before it. |
RadicallyBlunt:Continue displaying your ignorance and silly bigotry - well done, go on clap for yourself for being so clever. |
LOL, its been a bad few days for the PigDiots: first its was OBJ himself turning around and praising PMB, then Ohaneze pledging their support should he stand for election and no now Soyinka more or less shooting down OBJ's 3rd force coalition. Question still remains; its 12 months to elections where are the credible candidates that can withstand the Buhari tsumani of popular support and defection fro other parties to the APC? |
Once again, another death blow and suicide notice to all PigDiots - watch them as they will start wailing and calling Buhari names on this thread.
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imhotep:If you were not intellectually lazy and had used your brain to comprehend my post, you would have realised that what you just pasted completely supports my position; that only elites in the north benefit from the oyel money - in this case, Abacha being among them. Interestingly, how do you presuppose the Abacha loot, saved in many foreign accounts was meant for the benefit of the north alone? Finally, the myth about the so called Abacha loot has already been demystified by principal actors in the same military regime and in know of the motives behind it; however, only the southern media propaganda machinery are holding onto it and continue propagating it (through many easily fooled gullible individuals); General Ishaya Bamayi has no reason to support Abacha (who is not alive to defend himself against such unfair vilification) because was among those locked up and tried for treason (phantom coup) and on death row; yet he was recently quoted as saying that the money was being stash away in secret accounts to protect the govt and Nigeria from foreign sanctions (like Libya, Iran etc. were suffering at the time); he added that the decision was jointly taken by them i.e. members of the supreme military council. |
oodualover:Yes indeed, as you can see many northerners are already buying into the idea, including some leadership elements e.g the Lamido of Adamawa spoke out at the 2014 national conference and more recently the Arewa Youth Coalition espoused same. |
imhotep:Unfortunately this is a myth your leaders use to distract your attention from their monumental looting of your very own commonwealth and our elites who constitute only a handful directly benefiting and therefore addicted the so called oil money; however, as for the majority of northerners you lot might as well go and drown in your oil because the said oyel money hardly trickles down to them; its absence or presence therefore means nothing to the common man; only our ruling class who benefit still crave for this oyel; even they too are now beginning to come on board appreciating the advantage of our other potentials. Keeping deceiving yourself because while you continue to remain stuck in 'our oyel' mentality, the north is strategising and preparing itself for the inevitable break up - it is already heavily investing in agriculture, solid minerals, alternative energy (hydro & solar) and as well as exploration of its own oil and gas (Borno, Benue, Niger & Sokoto). Soon the north would complete consolidating its position and no individual or group would be in a position to threaten, blackmail or insult the region or its ppl - and the real parasites would then show themselves. |
imhotep:as an individual I obviously cannot speak for the north. However,I can gladly tell you what I wish for the north. I agree with the call for the disintegration of this country and for the north to go its own way; because I have come to the sad realisation that we have been forced together with very dishonest co-travellers who revel in hate and espouse selfishness. I hope for a future where we in the north do not have to share the same passport with those who continually bring dishonour to our collective identity; where every Nigerian is seen and treated as potential criminal. I crave for a north where I would be confident of buying medical drugs, spare parts and other products without fear they were fake or adulterated in order to make someone (who already hates me) rich at a risk to my health or personal comfort and convenience. I crave for a north without the imported immoralities and criminality of prostitution, baby factories, human trafficking, armed robbery, kidnapping, ritualism, cannibalism etc; which were erstwhile alien or minimal in our region. I crave for a north free from a people cursed with innate hatred for others based on differences in tribe or their religion; who have no tact or diplomacy and feel they have a monopoly to insult and disrespect. I crave for a return to a north where the fear of God, decency and respect for self and others are in the core value of our culture. I am hopeful of a north where my ppl would continue to be contented with the honest living they make out their farms or trade, without the compulsion to die mummified in the Sahara desert or at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea as fish food, and sold as slaves in transit in Libya; in order to reach Europe so as to fulfil a life ambition of becoming a dish washer, road sweeper or taxi driver etc. to the white man or otherwise end up as despised thugs and criminals from this country that shamefully populate the prisons and death rows of Europe and the Americas. It is my dream to be free of the ppl who contribute little but regard others as lazy and parasites. |
kanayo76:Another illiterate bloda from Mama Peace night school. ![]() |
tydi:LOL, another illiterate on the loose ![]() Pls send more educated bloda for discussion; me no understand dis Ningrish! ![]() |
Bobby808:Premature is definitely more fitting description of you - how else can we explain your poor brain development? |
Did he say 10K for this small catfish - haba! |
Wicked and hateful set of ppl; imagine plotting evil against even your own bloda. |
The Baboon had realised his attempt to mobilise support to unseat Buhari had woefully failed and he is therefore desperately trying to backtrack without losing face. |
Oladeleeleniyan:Pesin wey fit chop another human being, breed each other in baby factories, sell im own pikin - abeg tell me wetin him no fit do? |
Breeding and selling themselves like animals |
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