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oshe11:Bros dis one wey u don go Obahiagbon style. u don vex finish o. But if we're to be honest with our selves let's forget sentiment or hatred for a particular person of party, this government has tried concerning Boko haram. People might say most of their achievements are propaganda but in actual fact propaganda is a WAR strategy and it yielding results. I repeat again and plead with you please let face the fact, the rot in the system is too much for any plan -- no matter how holy or perfect -- to work properly. You said they seem to lack proper planning. We all know that no plan goes smoothly according to what is planned. Even the most developed nations with all their sophistication in security still fall to terrorism. Have you ever seen a furniture maker when his working in his workshop? The place will look like a madman's abode but until it finishes is when you start seeing the result. Yes he's being there for 6months and he's bound to make few mistakes but I can bet with my life that by the time this government is through with our economy, we won't even appreciate it until another person claims the glory. When Tinubu was building Lagos between 1999 and 2007, a lot of people saw him as a mad man even when Fasola came in to continue his works they also saw him as an enemy of the people. Especially when he started the demolitions. Now everyone is hailing him. I beg of you, don't let us look at the outcome presently because we would be very disappointed. Instead, let us look at the way they are going about thing and what the future will hold. Remember if it took Tinubu 8years to restructure Lagos despite the state having fairly good governors(compared to other states) in the past how long do you think it will take an FG that has a lot of interests to take into account. If for nothing, the few steps the FG has taken should show us that they mean well for our future. Eg Ogoni clean up (Sensitivity to environmental health) The TSA implementation (Corruption), The biometric data consolidations (Security) remember mtn fine. The cutting down of cost of governance - ministry reduction - (Finance) Take a look at the future effect of this thing on our Security, finance, corruption, environmental health. Remember the previous government pegged the price of crude oil at around $65(I think) while the actual price was $45 despite the out. Now does that portray a serious government. Now the effect of that which was last year is what we are seeing today with FG requesting for supplementary budget. |
Oyind17:Bwuhahahaha Sheep? If I dey dia I for say make u call 911 for help. They look alike when you don't know them but very different in a lot of ways. Iguana is fast like a lizard while a Chameleon is very slow. Chameleon has a very long tongue unlike an Iguana. Look at their palm and fingers too. Even their size is different. The only similarities is their shape, different colours, skin every other thing is different. You should visit a Zoo sometime. Its being a while I've been there too but I plan on going by december. I love animals except snakes. |
Slimzjoe:The man presented verifiable evidences to back up his allegations. What did the woman present? Nothing. Its no more his words against hers. It was his evidence against hers. So the man with evidence wins. Had the woman presented a picture of bruised face or black eye now, it would've been a different case. |
oshe11:Bro trust me it is not better at all. The only thing this people are interested in is the oil Nigeria have. They care less if everyone dies in the process and they've perfected their strategy to the point that the masses will keep pointing accusing fingers at each other. About the last administration, yes the supported the removal of the past government because they know that total chaos(not from them) will not benefit them either. GEJ left the door open to them. They saw the cracks on the wall and exploited it. Imagine if the previous administration had been proactive on the security issue, do you think we would be at their mercy at the crucial time? No. The corruption was left to grow to the point that when we needed the weapon that had being budgeted for a long time, we couldn't find them because the FG didn't bother to follow up on the purchases. It was at that crucial time that the FG now started running around. The then FG obviously played into their hands. At that time they gave us option to join the war but when they found us non responsive, they decided not to sell arms to the FG. That decision lead to the increase in the activities of BH which created a bad image for the then FG. Now they are proposing to join again in another form. If the FG refuses, they will start portraying him as unserious government. That is why I said they should sell the weapons to us instead of joining. Mind you, if they should join, they would find a way to make sure the thing goes out of hand till it reaches a full blown war. Then they can now propose helping to rebuild after the war but with condition of their companies controlling some things (significantly oil). Remember Iraq, Lybia The fact is that they always neither here or there. You find them her a you later see them there. It all depends on which side they perceive would be benefitial to their own cause at that particular time. For me, we don't want them. |
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Oyind17:Lol. It actually looks like a chameleon but its not. Chameleons change colour Iguana don't. Na wetin u wan chop be dat. ![]() 1. Chameleon 2. Iguana
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oshe11:Yes it is a sign of weakness. Not because you appear weak but because they will use it to enslave you and eventually make you weak as a Nation. Ever heard the saying "There's no free meal in free town". Guess what it is the gospel truth when dealing with anything involving "western nation". Try reading this book "Confession of an Economic Hitman" written by a former american economic spy. You can search for it online. You will understand why it is very dangerous to receive such aides. |
johnmartus:We don't want their action. Let them train our soldiers and sell good weapons to us. With enough weapon and intelligence, we can handle BH our self. Their involvement would only complicate and degenerate things more than it presently is. The US has seen that Nigeria and Nigerians don't want their interference physically in the battle now they are coming in the form of UN that they control. They should also give us the Permanent Security seat we have been clamouring for in the UN assembly instead of deciding our security fate for us. |
rextermail:Thank you for this. I just made my own suggestion based on what I feel but you've given a better argument. Those people are really not monitored. The level of impunity in the force is crazy. |
PunkyVeer:Babe if you have no problem with cooking and washing then you're qualified as a wifey material. You don score 66.66%. Na pass mark. Me sef wey be man hate ironing. I no fit stand for long and I hate shabby ironing. I'd rather I and my wifey share the washing with a machine then I pay for the ironing. |
rextermail:May I know the composition of the provosts? The only one I'm aware of is the Police service commission consisting of senior retired officers. On the issue of one being trained in war and one trained to deal with people. Discipline does take your profession into consideration. It is line audit system. There's an exam they call CISA (Certified Institute of System Auditors) now you don't necessarily have to be a trained accountant before you can do the exam. A military police is like the Chief whip of the house. They're there to ensure rules and regulations of the force are strictly adhered to. Not to fight a war. Military police is not to discipline you because you failed to carry out a mission. They are there to make sure your conduct is in line with the rules and regulations of the force. The reason I called for a Military Police is because of their disciplined background. If you draft people from the present police force to monitor their activities, it will still amount to the same thing. Its like telling a thief to watch over another thief. I support you submission on their posting and reposting thing but who says the same thing is not in place and the have found a way around it. |
ziddy:Thank you o. I thought I was the only one that saw this. People don't know the difference between a Komodo dragon/Monitor Lizard and a chameleon/Iguana. Especially this OP. He comes with articles containing half truths. The last time I challenged him, he turned it to something else. |
Oyind17:You cannot eat an Iguana. No one eats Iguana. The OP is a confusionist. What the OP put there is a monitor Lizard/komodo dragon not an Iguana. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iguana https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monitor_lizard 1. Iguana 2. Monitor Lizard/Komodo dragon
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poseidon12:Far more disciplined. |
Lesbians and Oloshos |
The policemen were in a commercial bus as against the instruction of the Inspector General of Police (IG). Police force is the most undisciplined force in Nigeria. In the military, we have the Military Police In the custom, we have the Custom Police In the immigration, we have the Immigration Police in All Nigerian forces has their police that ensure discipline within the rank and file of its force. Only the Nigerian Police Force(NPF) has none. Instead they have the Police Service Commission where old retired police officers are given the opportunity to continue their stealing instead of enforcing discipline. We need total overhauling of our police force. Let there be a set of Military men drafted from the Military Police that will be in charge of monitoring and discipline of police officers. Presently they're just a bunch of rudderless men. |
BCISLTD:Google is ur friend |
A time will come when the muslim world shall stand up to this blood sucking bastards. |
BCISLTD:UK will never extradite a DASUKI. He is not the first dasuki to run to uk and the uk govt refused to extradite. Do your research well about the Dasuki family. They are typically enemy of the state. |
This is what our society has turned into. The child's brain gets programed to believe the dressing is normal and ok. By the time the child gets old he/she takes it further and will have less issues when such book is given to his/her child but this time around the lady will(be naked) have no cloths on. I suggest you return the book to the school. Let's start sanitising the minds of our younger generation. |
henryhemon:Bro I beg to differ but she's not. Whatever happened to ride or die. The guy must have stupidly trusted her enough to stupidly share his secret with her. Even if he must share the secret at all they should've gotten married first. |
lekjons:1st rule of survival "NEVER TELL A WOMAN YOUR SECRET" 2nd rule of survival "SOME SECRETS ARE WORTH DYING WITH" 3rd rule of survival "IF YOU MUST REVEAL YOUR SURVIVAL SECRET TO SOMEONE, LET IT BE ON YOUR DEATH BED AND REMEMBER THE 1ST RULE" |
Copee:No one is wishing her quick recovery from the bottom of their heart. I for one wish her recovery to be able to return our money and answer for her crime by going to jail. Its obvious she's not willing to relinquish her loot unless she's thoroughly shaken and she can't be shaken in this state of health. So I hope you get why most people are wishing recovery. Alamyeisegha died taking our remaining money with him. We don't want the same for this one too. The amount involved is simply too much to just ignore. |
PRYCE:It will be easily traceable. Because I believe the TSA account of each agency will be made public and will be known by many. Any contrary account will be verified by the payer before payment and if found to be false, alarm will be raised. In fact Tonyebarcanista this is your only article I've read since february this year. Anyone that doesn't know you were a staunch supporter of GEJ will find it hard to believe you were ever partisan at a point in the past. This is what is called opposition in democracy. |
lanrefront1: blackpanda: blazetitov: ibedun:People are beginning to see the man for who he truly is. A Rogue Lawyer. He is always quick to defend illegality and sorrupt politicians even if it negates common sense. |
Rapmoney:Guy this is a faceless forum so am not here to discuss age with you but by the way you just reasoned you definitely cannot be as old as lil wayne himself. That either puts you in the same age bracket as I am or even younger than I am. As far back as 1995 when my great aunt died(killed by Abacha) I was already miming and doing lip sync to 2pac's changes, Hit'em up Busta rhymes Dangerous etc in school shows. But by the fact that your moniker still reads Rapmoney coupled with the above reasoning you're definitely younger than I am no one in my age bracket with his right senses will still bear Rapmoney at this stage. iyke926:It depends on your background bro. But for someone who lived in Nigeria and knows the genesis of the likes of Terry G, I doubt he has being listening to lil wayne as far back as 2000. At least not the way he portrayed it as if lil wayne was in the same category with Jay Z. litetias:@bold you obviously read another meaning into my assertion. In 1999/2000 the likes of Dr Dre, naughty by nature, eminem, Snoop dog, mase, P. Diddy, Jay Z, destinys child, faith evans, TLC etc were running the shows back then. I don't know which one of them is in the same age category with lil wayne. Lil wayne cannot be compared to the likes of Lil Bow wow, lil romeo who had fame since their first album. As at 1999/2000 the east coast west cost beef was still on in the back ground even after the death of the two major actors. Jay Z and Nas were trying to take over the scene of King of New York. A real music lover as at 2000 won't be listening to the likes of lil wayne (his style of music then) who's age at the time cannot exceed 18years. |
Rapmoney: litetias:And it was lil wayne y'all were listening to then. 9ice was already into music as far back as 2003 Wizkid was already into music as far back as 2005 Dbanj was already into music as far back as 1999 50cent was already into music as far back as 1998 Who knew about all of them before that time. Am not disputing lil wayne being in music since 2000 cos its a fact but the OP telling us he's been listening to lil wayne since then? Tell me something else. Lil wayne got real fame with the lollipop single in 2008 but you're telling me you've been listening to him 8 good years prior to his real fame. Except OP wants to tell me he lived in the states during that time. If not, spare me the lies. Anyone can go online to get info about lil wayne's career but not a Nigerian living in Nigeria at that time can claim to have been listening to him back then. Just 3years after the great 2pac's death. |
chesterlee:Let me quote you for record purpose. I hope the Military and DSS gets to see this. |
Rapmoney:Lil wayne in 2000? Bros you can lie o. How old is lil wayne himself. |
Seun, Obinoscopy, lalasticlala, Afam4eva Is this a thread or an advert page? |
We need to do more with our security in this country. How can someone have the gut to attempt an attack on a whole DSP of the federation. Even if it is a set up, if we had security cameras all around our major roads this kind of thing wouldn't have been hard to trace. Though I believe it is the handwork of some enemies of state who knows the outrage that would follow an attempt on the life of the DSP but we as a nation won't fall for it and Almighty God would rout them out. Seun, Obinoscopy, lalasticlala, Afam4eva Is this a thread or an advert page? |
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they should just let him go to the uk jare....for all we know the uk might have a case against him....and in any case we can still extradite him
. It became so annoying when people who know nothing about good music and the generes of music in general started referring to TerryG as a hip-hop artiste!!! What an insult to hip-hop!!! Though, that didn't disturb me much because I know a lot of Nigerians don't even know how to classify music/songs.
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