Jorlons's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Jorlons's Profile › Jorlons's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (of 42 pages)
FiNaLLy the Nigerian ship can set sail. Baba remember only CLEAN change agents. No more "share the money" mentality. If you can't serve then swerve capish. Nigeria will rise again. I and my household choose to be hopeful. God bless PMB/PYO. |
Mehn! These guys are wired to succeed in life, I just wish they'd take a cue from their brothers succeeding in the right way. I wish they'd just learn from these sad incidents. Now @25 he has throw his life away in a very horrible manner. Let me just type RIP even though it's clear were he's headed. |
agarawu23:Yes his first step is commendable. I think it's high time we invest in education in these regions. I'm a Niger Deltan and I can tell you that our leaders here are evil, sometimes you're moved emotionally when you think of all that could have been done for the region by the representatives of the region and how they did nothing, you'd feel like weeping. What about community heads that are heavily paid ?? What do they do with the money, other than squander them in the pleasures of life, sending their children to the most expensive schools in the world while their community rot. Asari dokubo, Tompolo, Edwin Clark, boyloaf, Ayiri, Orubebe, GEJ are folks in the region many will follow and do according to how they are instructed by these folks. But the many who follow these ones and others not mentioned are the gullible illiterate youths. When I look back at the amnesty deal, I remember the case of Joseph in the Bible, who was traded for money by his brothers. Our brothers traded our plight for money. I thought they would have championed for a speedy development of the region and give a time frame for such developments to take place as the amnesty deal but NO they opted for the CASH only to cry foul with the end in sight. Is it not shameful that some of these oil bearing communities do not have the basic amenities?? When most IOC pay huge funds to community heads and award developmental projects to them which never gets completed all because of greed. Tomorrow Asari will go to the media and cry that the region is being enslaved by the north when infact they're the ones enslaving us well not me. I'll always stick to the belief that the south taught the north how to be corrupt. The level of corruption here is just too much for any development to take place. |
agarawu23:Ending terrorism in Nigeria can be approached in two stages. First, intensify intelligent military operations within the region. And this has to be done with all form of seriousness not like the way it was handled by the previous administration. Once you can fully minimize their activities, stage two can then be implemented and that is: Re-orientation. Part of the problem we're facing in the north, is their gullibility, and this can be traced to the high rate of illiteracy in that region. I tell you, you can turn an uneducated christian into an extremist, it's very easy. There has to be a way to get these northerners to go to school. Also, the muslim leaders can't afford to rest on their oars, every form of enlightenment they can give, they should. A wide awareness campaign, in every state both in English, Arabic, and their local language should be used to enlighten these folks. The reason I can't tell you to go and kill for Jesus is because you are learned, very sound in reasoning as a result of your education and so you can always find out on your own if truly that's what the Bible say. Both stages can only be implemented by a serious Government, serious political and Religious leadership in the north and a general support from the entire Nation. |
barcanista:In as much as I don't like your way or manner of opposition, I'll align with you on this. PMB should not entertain any call from anybody to grant boko haram amnesty. He shouldn't allow the thought to creep into his mind. The ONLY solution I see here is that of intensified Military action. I've not read anywhere in the world where terrorists are granted AMNESTY. Moreover, with a depleted reserve thanks to your Oga GEJ, I don't know how they'll fund it. Even if they had the funds, it would me morally wrong and an insult to the victims of their menacing activities over the past 5 years. |
Ok |
Nice one. While our amiable PMB is mapping out plans on how to end the security challenges in the North East, our VP PYO will be focusing on the economy, meeting world economic scholars to get ideas to revive our economy. That's an efficient way to achieve results unlike in GEJ's administration when samboribo was practically dormant. APC needs to organize a free tutorial on both how to become an effective opposition and how to lead effectively, to PDP. |
See as e dey crash anyhow like say e do legbuke work. Make e nor go rest, you go crash enter hell one day nor worrey. Nansense |
Shout out to my Presido and his VP looking so presidential. I greet you gentlemen. Shout to all ardent fans of our presido and other non-partisan well meaning Nigerians. Lastly, TANoids, I want to specially thank you guys for increasing the popularity of my humble presido (PMB) with your 24/7 stupidity on this forum.All things shall indeed work out for the good of Nigeria even if some have to be stuupid for it to happen. -Simply Jay |
In other words, When you're lashing/strafing/knacking/blasting her and she's crying "huuchhhh! E dey pain E dey pain", it could either be that your bulala is too frigging large and you're rendering her useless for her unfortunate husband OR the biatch is just another igbobian. Nuff said. |
I really don't know why patriotism is non-existent in this part of the world. Selfishness is celebrated more than selflessness. David mark has been enriched probably more than any senator alive today, but just take a look at his attitudinal display. For God's sake when is "enough" ?? Nigeria is bleeding on all sides and I ask when is "enough" ?? Poverty is on the rise, our infrastructures are dilapidated, our economy is free falling, our environment is in a mess and others too numerous to mention. Despite the daily cries from Nigerians from all walks of life, these politicians have turned their backs on our plight and shielded their conscience from our pleas, yet like the wife whose husband cheated on, we still plead with them to change their ways and seeing their attitude I ask when is "enough" ?? Enough of the heartlessness, deceitfulness, bondage, greediness, un-patriotism. We just might have to start asking God to inflict an incapacitating illness on our evil leaders. |
Well I've not being deceived. I'll cling onto the little trust I gave this administration, until they prove me wrong above all odds. I won't doubt their integrity nor see them as same old promise and fail politicians until it becomes vividly clear they cannot be trusted. Long live Nigeria. |
NobleG1:You're nothing but a sick bigot suffering from narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), yes google it up. Ibos are better than other tribes in leadership ?? Are you fvcking serious?? Every tribe contributed their own quota to the mess Nigeria is currently in. Talk about who started the first coup ?? I believe it is the same NPD sydrome that led the Ibos to carry out that coup. Now, after over 50 years of contributing to the mess Nigeria is in you lots think you are smart and you can just ditch the country when indeed you started the fierce hatred we're currently experiencing amongst ourselves. You must of necessity stay back to either help turn things around or reap the fruits of the hatred you sowed. Nonsense! |
Pigin1:Buhari doesn't know he EXISTS. Let him rant for all I care. He is no different from Asari dokubo. Let him go to UN with his case and stay there peacefully until he gets the needed support but any attempt to go violent, then he'll know the difference between the Nigerian army in 1967 and now. If he's so sure why not begin the violence nonsense quote from a deranged element. |
nonaira:One MORTAL man whether Kanu or not can't, and I repeat can't threaten a sovereign state as Nigeria no matter how well prepared he thinks he his. Who da phuck is KANU. Ensure your madness with the FG remains in your EAST if he DARES to carry it to the SS he'll have two enemies to contend with. Team KANU and ASARI together and they'll still not be a fvcking match. You better pray he doesn't act violent otherwise the east will become like maiduguri and co NONSENSE. |
Amadi45:I doubt IPOB's case at the UN. In any case Biafra is not happening any soon if at all. |
Amadi45:Those are empty threats especially if this is the way you plan on going about it. There will be a UNITED Nigeria by 2016 and beyond by the grace of God watch and see. |
B69U:The report never said they were killed rather they were arrested. I think they should leave the struggle for Nnamdi kanu he's the only one going about it the proper way in the 21st century. And how come notable Igbo elites are not backing this move ?? Again, flying another flag and chanting war songs is foolhardiness and treasonable also no matter how well prepared you think you're, you just might end up destroying yourself and the region the more. Whatever agitation they have can be discussed on the roundtable. |
B69U:Those laws don't exist without pre-conditions. If they are able to meet those conditions then the international body will prevail on the government of the country to conduct a referendum. For the case of Sudan they had a continuous case of civil wars that was why the country was split. In the case of Nigeria we've just experienced one, so unless they (biafran leaders) can come up with a cogent reason as to why they want to breakaway, I don't see the international body granting them support. Breaking away peacefully is not that simple. |
Cc lalasticlala, OAM4J, I think we need this on the fp. It is important people know that the same watch has about 3 variants, possibly more, this is the second of three I've seen. This illogical conclusion that the one she wore is worth over £34000 pounds is rather stoopid to me. How can they come to such conclusions when they do not have the receipt of purchase of the watch. Since when did journalism transcend into speculations. Pls seun lalasticlala, since breakingtimes came up with that silly insinuation based on physical comparison of photos, I think it's only proper to give this thread a chance for people to choose which they believe. |
barcanista:I've been studying your comments and I'm beginning to believe either there are two handlers of this barcanista monicker or you're just a natural BARE faced LAIR. Where the hell did he VOW not to declare his assets publicly. You are worse than other TANoids on this forum because, while they do what they do to spite supporters of PMB, you carryout your mischief just to deceive others and denigrate the reputation of PMB. If you can't show me were he said those words then you're worse than SCUM. You have the freedom to create your threads and litter the whole of politics section with them, but you don't have the RIGHT to mislead others and influence their judgment in a way that suits you. |
This constitution na heavy gobe, it appears simple when you read it but the shiit is fvcking confusing. Mehn! we can't afford the luxury of 37 ministeries, when we know some of these ministeries are redundant. Well, I pray PMB makes the right decision, one that will go down well with the majority of Nigerians. The 8th Assembly should know they have lots of amendments to make, so I don't expect them to come and sit their lazy a.s.s.e.s on those chairs without doing their job, wish their size could be reduced sef. Bloodsuckers ntchewww. |
SHARIAREPORTERS:Tell that to wike |
This if true will be great news for Nigeria. More reasons PMB's administration should jettison fuel subsidy and focus more on local refining. With PHRC to begin operations 1st quarter 2016 and Dangote's refinery to begin operations in 2017, one can say, we are in for some good times. I'm optimistic, Nigeria will be great again. |
barcanista:It's better than setting up useless committee for everything. |
He will. Lets all be a little patient and supportive rather than causing unnecessary distractions. God willing Nigeria will thank this administration even after they're gone. |
Chaiii Awon boyz in real trouble..you mean no drinking of ogogoro ?? What of Alomo or Orijin. Onechannnnccceee! But on a serious note Governor don't trample on our Fundamental rights to F*ck or we'll make the state ungovernable for you ![]() |
CSTR2:Every Nigerian should be and I'm certainly not left out. I pray they publish the declared assets this week just to douse tension amongst Nigerians, I really do. |
CSTR2:I hope you'll be objective in your scrutiny ?? That's all we ask from you guys in playing the opposition role. I sincerely hope you will not see a non-existent irregularity. |
Martins301:I'm very sure that will be their next point of discussion. Immediately the assets declaration form hits the pages of newspapers, expect them to start seeing irregularities. That's just their way. |
ogb5:Perhaps you should say, they should publish their assets on the papers, which I believe they will eventually. But they have done the needful by declaring with CCB which is same as declaring publicly as anybody can get the information upon request from CCB |
on this forum.