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naijaking1:
^^^^
I take your word that you have nothing to do with the disappearance of that article. However, as someone who has pasted longer article on this forum before now, I just can't stop wondering when the blot began to clip the so-called long articles.
Whenever Sanusi is mentioned?
Whenever Akingbola is repeated, or simply since you became the moderator
I'm still waiting to see the article I posted as a new topic

I don't know how else to convince you. How will I stoop so low to suppress opposition views, especially when i stand nothing to gain from the whole debate.

At the heat of the SLS debate around August/Sep last year, I posted a very long article titled ' Sanusi's reforms: A tale of two predictions' and it was caught by spambot before later released after I PMed the admin. I never cried foul play. I believe we should have outgrown all that. I have PMed the Admin in your case too to reinstate the thread that it was not a spam, and I believe he will attend to it.

Ok. Will check it

ishow2005:
Oh Allah, forgive us all, have mercy on us all and assist us to be able to do your wish. esp as from this ramadan and beyond.amin ramadan mubarak. my dear bros and sister

Amin. Ramadan mubaraq

A very busy day for me. Multiple tax audits from different tax authorities. Everybody wan chop oil money. Dem dey find wetin no lose.

Half year financial accounts audit also on-going.

Ajanlekoko, u ogas dey enjoy o. Dem don give me one staff to work with me in my unit, a subordinate, and I now see what you bosses enjoy. I just pass those dirty works for her, while I just handle the key parts. She dey try sha.

I have asked the admin to reinstate it. It was caught by spambot. It will soon be back.

naijaking1:
Jarus,
Where is my new topic post on Akingbola? Did you delete, hide, or transfer it?
Everybody knows your position on Sanusi vs Akingbola, but if you used your moderator position to delete the article from Newswatch, then it means that even you as a journalist doesn't understand and appreciate free speech.

Like any other long, copy and paste posts, it was caught by spambot. I have asked the admin to release it. It will soon be visible to normal users.

tpiah:
is that true?

gosh, this type of fascist mindset seems to be entrenched with jarus.

annoying!!!!!

Shakes head

naijaking1:
^^^^
Mr. bot, Mr. bot, Mr. bot where are thou? If you have ears hear me, if yoy have eyes, see that the article contained no profanity, no bad language, and no disrespect to anybody on this forum.

Why was this article removed?
I know the bot is installed by a human, monitored by a human, and even everseen by a human. Has the bot been used as a political tool on Nairaland?
No blood runs through the bot'[/i]s veins, the [i]bot is not human. The bot is just a tool, so why do we blame everything done by humans on the bot

Cool down my bros, even my own post can be caught by spambot.
I told you, you are safe

naijaking1:
Speaking about Akingbola, why is someone deleting an article I posted from Newswatch about his position on this case. Anybody who needs more information should please read the Sunday edition of the magazine to get a full and better understanding of Akingbola's position. Unless something dark and evil resides inside you, there is no reason to execute an innocent man even before he's tried in a court of law.

Like any other long, copy and paste posts, it was caught by spambot. I have asked the admin to release it. It will soon be visible to normal users.

javalove:
Salam Alykun

JARUS. . .this is ojoro oooo. . .let som1 else benefit from the reward of hostinf jare. . .lol

I wont be able to make it cos I'm now in Ethiopia working with the AU.

If I was around, I would have hosted you all to a buffet. . .

Last year was fun and I hope this year will be even more.

may Allah preserve our lives till then and beyond.

If any form of assistance is needed, please e so fun mi. . .

Salam Alykun


#Javalove. . .unless otherwise stated. . .!

wa alaikum salam
Cool. No problems.

Yakubu ke

Is he still eligible to play fro Nigeria?

kai, see confessions

one of the few topics on NL everynody is agreeing

philip0906:
People like am no dey quick die. . .

Because Nigerians deserve more torture

courage89:
Nigerians wants accountability, transparency, better governance, but not ready to pay for it.

My take too.

I agree with Simon Kolawole here: http://www.thisdayonline.com/ncomments.php?id=180211#396119

Nothing catches Obj off-guard. That's what I enjoy about him. Obj has got the swagger.

I honestly agree with 12large here, for the first time.
It's no longer funny. Zero goal in 4 seasons, even for a defender, is a bad record.

But is own goal also allowed?

I'm suggesting next week Friday evening @ same venue we ahd last year.

Eager to see the face too. Having my childhood years in Offa too, I may know him. The name even sounds familiar.

It will be quite difficult for him to win under another party.

10 QUOTES OF JIMOH IBRAHIM

1, 'If they want to sell Ekiti state, I will issue the cheque', 2006, responding to allegation that he was fronting for ex-Ekiti governor, Ayo Fayose then

2, 'By 45 I want to retire and give out my wealth as charity', 2007, shortly before his 39th birthday

3, 'They(Dangotes, Adenuga and co) know me, I'm already there', when a journalist asked him whether he was in the billionaire's league already, especially as many Nigerian soft-selling mags don't rate him among Top 10 richest Nigerians

4, 'Who doesn't borrow? We all borrow. That is the fact', when approached by a journalist that he may not be rich as portrayed, especially as his business are majorly financed by debt

5, 'I want to create as many employment as possible. I want to be like my brother, Dangote, who is the biggest single employer of labour in Nigeria today', 2005
6, 'These guys are implementing Harvard economic theories, I'm familiar with them', in 2006, referring to Okonja Iweala's economic policies then.

7, 'I will take the matter up in courts, I'm not owing banks that much', August 2009, responding to Sanusi's debtors list where he featured prominently. Never mind the fact that he later went to pay, inviting journalists to witness it, and publishing his accounts in papers

8, 'The solution to the current economic crisis is to print more money', 2009

9, 'The guys are illiterates', 2007, referring to Dangote and Otedola, obviously furious at Obj's selling of refineries to them, before YRD later revoked it. And of course, reminding us that they were not Harvard-trained like him

and now

10, 'I am bigger than Richard Branson', August 2010

v3:
v3 - shortest username on NL

Ever come across username 'I' before?

Likes usernames that keeps you guessing about its origin or dislikes usernames that clearly suggests your real name

Na wa for all these illiterate people o

@ Zomby,
Did u do 'Nairaland alert' for Mike Adenuga? Cos I wonder azt the speed you buzz in anytime Mike is mentioned at any corner on NL. Just wondering

Jimoh Ibrahim again!
Thought I had heard enough from him: http://jarus.blog.com/2010/05/07/an-uncommon-billionaire/

mbulela:
Only those who never heard about the Bayelsa MILAD who had a terminal illness years back will believe the hype around Jimoh.

Gist me bros

Noted.

This is evry heart-rending. May God give teh family the fortitude to bear the soul.
What will Nigerian govt do in this case? Let's see how a Nigerian life is worth to our government

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=491888.msg6519006#msg6519006 date=1281025783]'

He was REQUIRED by law to aggregate people from other tribes for those jobs. Quota system is part and parcel of Nigeria's governance.[/quote]Obasanjo and law in the same sentence?
No law stopped him from appropriating FCT ministry to a Yoruba man instead of El-Rufai. He created EFCC and even if its leadership was to be based on quota system, he had the option of starting with a Yorubaman instead of Ribadu, a fulani man. Finance ministry, instead of giving to Okonjo, he could have put a Yoruba man there.
Let's give it to him, he was detribalized.

I agree OBJ is detribalized. Most members of his team and inner caucus (Soludo, Okonjo, Dora, Oby Ezekwile, El Rufai, Ribadu) were from other tribes.
But I think it's more because of his military background. Most of IBB men(Idika Kalu, Sam Aluko, Tunji Olagunju, Olawale Ige, Sam Oyoivbare, Omo Omoruyi, Alex Akinyele) were also from tribes other than his.

Join the discssion here: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-490627.0.html

Moved from Politics to Religion.

@ poster, pls post in right sections