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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m):
lezz:
I stoped reading your last post after just two lines.

Your level of comprehension is as sinister as your political shallowness and lame attempt at response.

Your baseless opinion has made you a fugitive here. You are one quack of a chameleon who has no sense of purpose or direction. Little wonder you used the inclusive "we" in self-deceit; You are a lonely maladjusted sociopath in life and in the virtual world of electronic media.

A swap rat who sees nothing good in his country worthy of constrictive criticism.

Betrayal and a perverted penchant for tyranny is inherently imbedded in your physiological constitution.

you should jump into your coffin.
The world won't notice
Your family won't blink
Society won't miss you
Humanity and Nigeria would be better off.

You are a waste of humanity, scum of Nigeria and a cancer to our socio economic wellbeing.

A textbook example of an ISO certified baboon who should be taken to a public square and be horse whipped to the minimum acceptable standard of social behaviour.

A man who has failed in his attempt at logic

And yet failed at trolling.

You aren't worth the effort of my response.

You are a public toilet

And there's no crime in shiting in your gaping mouth filled with verbal rubbish.


you are a prisoner of your mental instability.

Your lack of love of your country is a window into the love you never had in your personal life.

A national and family reject.

I shall have you e-murdered and the soil of Nigeria shall reject your unpatriotic corpse.

*****modified******
Did you notice I didn't refer to any point you raised? It is because you have said nothing. You don't even have the mental power to read through my post with comprehension.

You are a living example of 5 minute google education mixed with interrupted formal education

You are imcaple of logical debate.

So we do to you what we normally do to intellectual usurpers and meddlers: verbal death.
Yawn!!!! are you speaking in tongues? which mental ministry released you? where are the proof?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m):
@Lezz

Your attempt at replying my post reeks of desperation. Let me quickly add that this scope of international politics is beyond your league. You aren't sound enough so it takes you up to a week to try to level with me by employing half-baked facts backed by little international awarness.
Please international politics isn't your forte.
As someone who knows a lot, I guess this is a promise that you wish to solemnly give us facts and nothing but facts so help you God!!



During the ivory coast presidential issues, ecowas had already asked gbabo to step down and blacklisted his government from ecowas. Military intervention was being discussed on the table.
Southafrica rushed into prove a point out of a desperate need to belong. It's the same way that pathetic country was meddling in Israeli Palestinian issues until she was told to go and play with the likes of Burundi.
ECOWAS actually begged UN security council to sanction Ivory coast, I have that on good authority, any reasonable country will see it as a sign of weakness on a regional power broker, what I don't know is the fallacy in bold, can you prove to this honorable house that ECOWAS blacklisted Ivory coast in 2011? Let me remind you that you claim to know too much as such, to get the evidence won't be a problem, please do not tactically maneuver out of this for any reason whatsoever, it is either you are proving or you are shutting up completely.
I will neither read nor respond to any other gibberish that doesn't have the proof i asked for.




Nigeria wasn't sleeping over the Libyan crisis. I weep for your pathetic sense. You rush to play Mr. Know it all, to teach us what you yourself have not finished understanding. Even a Pharisee has got a better tact than you.
Ghadafi as one of the oldest and wealthiest African leaders has asked for the au to morph into a single country with him as president.
His expantionist agenda is what Nigeria had always kicked against.
Nigeria said they are not interested in a United states of Africa likewise Most successful economies in Africa at the time, SA, Morocco, Egypt Kenya etc, Nigeria never posed a threat to his plan in any visible way, why did Ghadaffi not propose the break up of Egypt, SA, Kenya, morocco and other uninterested African nations?

The USA equally made same prediction, is Ghaddafi the president of the US? instead of fixing culpability where it belongs, you are deluding yourself, have you bothered to find out why two nations with superior intelligence gathering capabilities gave Nigeria a tough verdict?

Nigeria wasn't the only country that rejected Ghaddafi's plan there were other countries, so why was Nigeria the only bulls eye? based on the above facts, Ghadafi's unfortunate prediction had nothing to do with his failed plan, only a beer parlor political analyst will make such naive connection.

To be fair if you believe that Ghaddafi proposed the break up of Nigeria because we refused United states of Africa, table your proof here, you saw how I proved mine, prove yours that same way, keep it concise and brief, any strenuous analogies and unverifiable claims will NOT be read.





I never said Nigeria was meditating in the Libyan crisis. I emphasized that Nigeria officially recognised the tnc, while south Africa was barking ay NATO. Stick to facts not cheap blackmail.
Naa, it was an oversight not a blackmail, you are no where near people I may be tempted to blackmail.



Nigeria had been a power broker in Africa since her independence. Intact it was only in GEJ regime we started looking inwards.
From the 60's Nigeria had sent professionals to southern African countries as judges, teachers doctors etc.
That you exported your professionals because the institutions in your country has collapsed, does it mean you are a power broker?
Majority of our doctors who left for Saudi Arabia in the 80's went to make money because they were earning less in Nigeria nothing more, can you in clear conscience assume that Nigeria is a lord over Saudi Arabia because our doctors took refuge there??

I expect an answer here too.



South Africa isn't the brainchild of AU. It was was ghadafi. YOU ARE AN EMBARRASSMENT.
OAU was formed in 1963 by haile selassie, nkuruma. Letter is was changed to the AU in 1999 just 5years after southafrica got her apartheid cleared into representative governmment. AU is ghadafi's brainchild not southafrica. You eat alot of kpoph-kpoph which has not only killed your sense of shame and patriotism but has made you a desperate fugitive looking for cheap fame by bashing his country in front of her very rivals internationally.
Who was the first chairperson of the AU? one single answer of a name and probably date, any other strenuous crap will not be read.


Bakassi was settled legally by the international court. Nigeria led by example and didn't use her might to swallow Cameroon. You said Chad is liberating Nigerian towns. Well Chad liberated 3 Nigerian town in their own border while Nigerian liberated 43 town in 2 weeks in an erea the size of Belgium.
Nigeria had no intention of handing over Bakassi even after the ICJ verdict, here is my proof;
According to obasanjo's book titled "Presidential legacy" published in 2013 and reviewed by Donald duke whose land was taken had this to say;


“The French President made it clear to us that it has put on alert its military and showed us the entire position of our military and exactly where we were and our daily movements."
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/bakassi-france-would-have-levelled-nigeria-duke/
Now, you see how i put forward facts to disprove your diplomatic concoction on why we obeyed the ICJ order, we obeyed because a superior fire power who finds it morally right to honor the defence pact she has with cameroon by putting a gun to our head.
After this clear act of cowardice and chicken heart, who does Nigeria have a defence pact with at the time? is that how you want to be a "regional power broker"? Power broker that ordinary Cameroon can muscle away anytime? self delusion is not a crime though, enjoy your buffoonery.

Any time you are not ready to articulate facts the way i am doing it, I will not read it, the proof above is evident that you don't follow the news, after work, you sit with iya basare to take ogogoro and discuss kitchen politics, now tell me, who is an Embarassment?




Also you said Nigeria isn't a threat to Libya, you need to stay away from google and get real education. Libya can't challenge any African country in the north which comprised fellow Arabic countries, so she looked into west Africa and Chad her immediate neighbour came into play, so she attacked and tried to annex Chad. Now Chad is in the lake Chad basin coperstion with Nigeria as well as an ECOWAS country which Nigeria oversees. So how could we not be a threat?
From what you explained though you are too lazy or bereft of any fact to support your claim, I can only deduce that Nigeria was a softer target, a walk in the park rightly put, I don't know the date of the Chadian invasion by Libya, never mind that you are too drunk not to present that, however, if I had the information, I would ascertain their military capabilities by credible ranking, that way, we will know who is really a threat to the other, in the absence of that, both of us are merely speculating and I don't engage in such unintelligent theatrics.



Let me educate you right now, France is uncomfortable with Nigeria's hegemony in west Africa and is on all cylinders to bring division between the aglofone and francofone countries. But you wouldn't know.
Please dont give us half baked education gotten from Oshogbo roofless classrooms, when you say France is uncomfortable with Nigeria's hegemony in Africa, you should be able to prove that with verifiable events. I continue to warn you, this place is not your village meeting where anybody can make any blank statement and feel cool



You said Egypt, Algeria and morocco are white/arabic. NO!!! They are Arabic. While they partake in african affairs passively is because of their interest being situated in Africa. Morocco didn't even have the grace of pretence, she's not member of the AU.
What are they? Green/Jewish? Morocco used to be a member and the rest remained members so what exactly is your point here?


It's not about the skin colour it's way more than that. If you will pause and watch CNN ,you will see that Egypt and co are part of the middle east. The same way Turkey isn't European not just by skin colour but by political, cultural, ideological and world view disposition , then by people and origin. It is so with north Africa, hence the term,sub Saharan Africa.
If you know how much I hate this kai-kai statements you make here, I wish I can extend an e slap to that your gorilla face. I presented to you events in my penultimate post where i itemized clearly why AU is an unserious organisation not suitable for serious countries like Egypt housing the best military in Africa, I went a step further to juxtapose their Arab league campaigns and more complex successes they have achieved, and you have this nonsense!! to reply me?

Where are the facts that support all these speculations, show me in the news, tell me events, for gods sake i am not your dumb wife neither am I your fat girlfriend, talk to me with facts not conjectures, I hate it



You said we are not suppose to get Ebola, blah blah blah. That no screening whatsoever at the airports. Should I remind you late sawyer was a diplomat who came into Nigeria officially? How did Ebola got into mighty USA or even Spain?
Now that you have managed to speak of an event/events, I am obliged to respond, what is the likelihood of Nigeria (in west Africa by the way) to get Ebola compared to the USA? who should have a tougher contingency plan? Nigeria or the USA?

It is only a goat brain like you will liken a scenario where a symptomatic, diarrhea Ebola patient, walks through your biggest international airport unchecked from an Ebola epicenter a few miles from home, with a controlled medevac of a volunteer health worker.
That comparism can only occur in a failed grey matter like yours, if you really think like this, please DO NOT PROCREATE, we dont need a generation of pure r@trads, we are ok! having you alone.




Edited**

Did you notice that you provided no evidence to support everything you wrote, how do you expect me to take you seriously?
It took me a year to reply a dullard, you should be grateful you managed to get my attention.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 3:21pm On Apr 01, 2015
patches689:
South Korea has a GDP that ranks 12th in the world and no longer has the need for massive infastructure development or investment in education, healthcare or industry


They also sit next to a nation with 1,5million men who are still technically at war with them.

That is the reason why they have such a potent military.

Investment in things that will result in internal stabilization (education, healthcare, service delivery, infastructure, industrial development and diversification) will pay far more dividends than a strong military - your nation has problems with armed rebel groups and overt gang activity due to dissent and dissatisfaction - removing the things which displease them will stop the need for a military before it happens.

With regards to inter-state conflict your only real adversaries are Chad and Cameroon.

Cameroon only has about a Brigades worth of quality troops ( Rapid intervention battalion + support elements) and can be easily dealt with. Chad poses a far greater adversary, but the current size of the Nigerian military should be able to handle it.

Nigeria needs to focus on modernization, standardization, improved communications, logistical development, improved training facilities and all that - growing the size of your military wont help at all.
The way Nigerians talk make me laugh, Cameroon has an active defence pact with France, likewise Chad, a war with Cameroon is a war with France, while Cameroon may seem small, I hope you will sing this song when the French intervene.
Nigeria needs to start forming productive alliance and not showing lizard muscle to her minions of disgruntled citizens who lack the capacity to reason beyond using salt water to cure Ebola.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m):
EVarn:
I would have enjoyed bantering with you,but sadly,you are biased and unpatriotic,so it would only be a waste to engage you in an intelligent arguement.
I wont dignify you with an answer,no one takes you seriously here.
PS: If you crave an arguementative challenge,create your own thread,you can then invite me there if you want.If i have the time and patience,i will engage you,if i dont,then i'm sure that there are a number of intelligent scholars on nairaland to challenge your falsehood.
I assume you have no proof, now bury your clay face in utter intellectual shame!! how dare you say things that are not true on this forum, where do you think you are? your Oshogbo cave?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 10:31am On Apr 01, 2015
EVarn:
you have no evidence,all you have are twisted narratives.
Do you even know who ghadaffi was?
Do you know ghadaffi's relationship with jacob zuma?
Do you know what Nigeria really stands for?
Do you know the western foreign policy concerning Nigeria?
Do you know how crude oil positions us in the international comity of states?
If you dont,then why assume that you know everything?
Prove that Nigeria is the highest donor to the Ebola scourge, if you don't have it, you are too inept to respond here, I choose people I debate with not trolls, no more replies till I see your proof, you think I am one of those onion heads you flex spinal cord with, sure you are brainless, making blank statements without proof, where do you think you are?
You have my proof let us see yours or shvt the fvck up let people with proof debate.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 8:18am On Apr 01, 2015
EVarn:
lol,you are a self hating thing.bye.
Is this your way of saying thank you for educating your dumb soul? After decieving yourself that Nigeria was the Jesus of Ebola.
Now that you've seen my own evidence, can we see yours??
Politics › Re: Olisa Metuh Reacts To Orubebe’s Anti-Jega Outburst At Collation Center by jpphilips(m): 1:54am On Apr 01, 2015
Throwing one of their own under the bus, shameful party with abysmal followership.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Buhari Receiving Congratulatory Call From Jonathan by jpphilips(m): 1:08am On Apr 01, 2015
emmalezy:
Someone that will die before 2023?

We are waiting lolz
In a few hours, your statement will be treasonable hope you will stand the heat when it comes, Baba no dey forgive criminals! !
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m):
author=lezz post=32203864]
Your attempt at replying my post reeks of desperation. Let me quickly add that this scope of international politics is beyond your league. You aren't sound enough so it takes you up to a week to try to level with me by employing half-baked facts backed by little international awarness.
Please international politics isn't your forte.
As someone who knows a lot, I guess this is a promise that you wish to solemnly give us facts and nothing but facts so help you God!!



During the ivory coast presidential issues, ecowas had already asked gbabo to step down and blacklisted his government from ecowas. Military intervention was being discussed on the table.
Southafrica rushed into prove a point out of a desperate need to belong. It's the same way that pathetic country was meddling in Israeli Palestinian issues until she was told to go and play with the likes of Burundi.
ECOWAS actually begged UN security council to sanction Ivory coast, I have that on good authority, any reasonable country will see it as a sign of weakness on a regional power broker, what I don't know is the fallacy in bold, can you prove to this honorable house that ECOWAS blacklisted Ivory coast in 2011? Let me remind you that you claim to know too much as such, to get the evidence won't be a problem, please do not tactically maneuver out of this for any reason whatsoever, it is either you are proving or you are shutting up completely.
I will neither read nor respond to any other gibberish that doesn't have the proof i asked for.




Nigeria wasn't sleeping over the Libyan crisis. I weep for your pathetic sense. You rush to play Mr. Know it all, to teach us what you yourself have not finished understanding. Even a Pharisee has got a better tact than you.
Ghadafi as one of the oldest and wealthiest African leaders has asked for the au to morph into a single country with him as president.
His expantionist agenda is what Nigeria had always kicked against.
Nigeria said they are not interested in a United states of Africa likewise Most successful economies in Africa at the time, SA, Morocco, Egypt Kenya etc, Nigeria never posed a threat to his plan in any visible way, why did Ghadaffi not propose the break up of Egypt, SA, Kenya, morocco and other uninterested African nations?

The USA equally made same prediction, is Ghaddafi the president of the US? instead of fixing culpability where it belongs, you are deluding yourself, have you bothered to find out why two nations with superior intelligence gathering capabilities gave Nigeria a tough verdict?

Nigeria wasn't the only country that rejected Ghaddafi's plan there were other countries, so why was Nigeria the only bulls eye? based on the above facts, Ghadafi's unfortunate prediction had nothing to do with his failed plan, only a beer parlor political analyst will make such naive connection.

To be fair if you believe that Ghaddafi proposed the break up of Nigeria because we refused United states of Africa, table your proof here, you saw how I proved mine, prove yours that same way, keep it concise and brief, any strenuous analogies and unverifiable claims will NOT be read.





I never said Nigeria was meditating in the Libyan crisis. I emphasized that Nigeria officially recognised the tnc, while south Africa was barking ay NATO. Stick to facts not cheap blackmail.
Naa, it was an oversight not a blackmail, you are no where near people I may be tempted to blackmail.



Nigeria had been a power broker in Africa since her independence. Intact it was only in GEJ regime we started looking inwards.
From the 60's Nigeria had sent professionals to southern African countries as judges, teachers doctors etc.
That you exported your professionals because the institutions in your country has collapsed, does it mean you are a power broker?
Majority of our doctors who left for Saudi Arabia in the 80's went to make money because they were earning less in Nigeria nothing more, can you in clear conscience assume that Nigeria is a lord over Saudi Arabia because our doctors took refuge there??

I expect an answer here too.



South Africa isn't the brainchild of AU. It was was ghadafi. YOU ARE AN EMBARRASSMENT.
OAU was formed in 1963 by haile selassie, nkuruma. Letter is was changed to the AU in 1999 just 5years after southafrica got her apartheid cleared into representative governmment. AU is ghadafi's brainchild not southafrica. You eat alot of kpoph-kpoph which has not only killed your sense of shame and patriotism but has made you a desperate fugitive looking for cheap fame by bashing his country in front of her very rivals internationally.
Who was the first chairperson of the AU? one single answer of a name and probably date, any other strenuous crap will not be read.


Bakassi was settled legally by the international court. Nigeria led by example and didn't use her might to swallow Cameroon. You said Chad is liberating Nigerian towns. Well Chad liberated 3 Nigerian town in their own border while Nigerian liberated 43 town in 2 weeks in an erea the size of Belgium.
Nigeria had no intention of handing over Bakassi even after the ICJ verdict, here is my proof;
According to obasanjo's book titled "Presidential legacy" published in 2013 and reviewed by Donald duke whose land was taken had this to say;


“The French President made it clear to us that it has put on alert its military and showed us the entire position of our military and exactly where we were and our daily movements."
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/bakassi-france-would-have-levelled-nigeria-duke/
Now, you see how i put forward facts to disprove your diplomatic concoction on why we obeyed the ICJ order, we obeyed because a superior fire power who finds it morally right to honor the defence pact she has with cameroon thereby putting a gun to our head.
After this clear act of cowardice and chicken heart, who does Nigeria have a defence pact with at the time? is that how you want to be a "regional power broker"? Power broker that ordinary Cameroon can muscle away anytime? self delusion is not a crime though, enjoy your buffoonery.

Any time you are not ready to articulate facts the way i am doing it, I will not read it, the proof above is evident that you don't follow the news, after work, you sit with iya basare to take ogogoro and discuss kitchen politics, now tell me, who is an Embarassment?




Also you said Nigeria isn't a threat to Libya, you need to stay away from google and get real education. Libya can't challenge any African country in the north which comprised fellow Arabic countries, so she looked into west Africa and Chad her immediate neighbour came into play, so she attacked and tried to annex Chad. Now Chad is in the lake Chad basin coperstion with Nigeria as well as an ECOWAS country which Nigeria oversees. So how could we not be a threat?
From what you explained though you are too lazy or bereft of any fact to support your claim, I can only deduce that Nigeria was a softer target, a walk in the park rightly put, I don't know the date of the Chadian invasion by Libya, never mind that you are too drunk not to present that, however, if I had the information, I would ascertain their military capabilities by credible ranking, that way, we will know who is really a threat to the other, in the absence of that, both of us are merely speculating and I don't engage in such unintelligent theatrics.



Let me educate you right now, France is uncomfortable with Nigeria's hegemony in west Africa and is on all cylinders to bring division between the aglofone and francofone countries. But you wouldn't know.
Please dont give us half baked education gotten from Oshogbo roofless classrooms, when you say France is uncomfortable with Nigeria's hegemony in Africa, you should be able to prove that with verifiable events. I continue to warn you, this place is not your village meeting where anybody can make any blank statement and feel cool



You said Egypt, Algeria and morocco are white/arabic. NO!!! They are Arabic. While they partake in african affairs passively is because of their interest being situated in Africa. Morocco didn't even have the grace of pretence, she's not member of the AU.
What are they? Green/Jewish? Morocco used to be a member and the rest remained members so what exactly is your point here?


It's not about the skin colour it's way more than that. If you will pause and watch CNN ,you will see that Egypt and co are part of the middle east. The same way Turkey isn't European not just by skin colour but by political, cultural, ideological and world view disposition , then by people and origin. It is so with north Africa, hence the term,sub Saharan Africa.
If you know how much I hate this kai-kai statements you make here, I wish I can extend an e slap to that your gorilla face. I presented to you events in my penultimate post where i itemized clearly why AU is an unserious organisation not suitable for serious countries like Egypt housing the best military in Africa, I went a step further to juxtapose their Arab league campaigns and more complex successes they have achieved, and you have this nonsense!! to reply me?

Where are the facts that support all these speculations, show me in the news, tell me events, for gods sake i am not your dumb wife neither am I your fat girlfriend, talk to me with facts not conjectures, I hate it



You said we are not suppose to get Ebola, blah blah blah. That no screening whatsoever at the airports. Should I remind you late sawyer was a diplomat who came into Nigeria officially? How did Ebola got into mighty USA or even Spain?
Now that you have managed to speak of an event/events, I am obliged to respond, what is the likelihood of Nigeria (in west Africa by the way) to get Ebola compared to the USA? who should have a tougher contingency plan? Nigeria or the USA?

It is only a goat brain like you will liken a scenario where a symptomatic, diarrhea Ebola patient, walks through your biggest international airport unchecked from an Ebola epicenter a few miles from home, with a controlled medevac of a volunteer health worker.
That comparism can only occur in a failed grey matter like yours, if you really think like this, please DO NOT PROCREATE, we dont need a generation of pure r@trads, we are ok! having you alone.




Edited**

Did you notice that you provided no evidence to support everything you wrote, how do you expect me to take you seriously?
It took me a year to reply a dullard, you should be grateful you managed to get my attention.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 12:17am On Apr 01, 2015
stillchris:
dude, go back to school. you are talking rubbish.

1) Mandela supported western sanctions against Nigeria during abacha regime. (niqqur championed the thing on the continental side)

2)SA never supported TNC. SA supported ghadafi till hia death because he had alot of his loots stashed in SA banks and was very close to zuma. in case you didn't know, there is what they call national interests when playing international politics which comes first in everything.

3) SA did what they did in ivory coast because gbagbo was a close friend of the SA government. while Nigeria was not a gbagbo fan. (dude supported militias and at a time threatened to shoot down our plane when we tried to deliver supplies and reinforcements to our men in sierra leon). both SA and Nigeria acted in their interests and Nigeria did well to make SA understand it's place by making it sail it's vessel back to pretoria. same scenario payed out in Lybia and i'm happy we were against ghadafi


ARAB league is confused about what to do in yemen till date. without ground invasion, the houthis will never surrender. especially with the backing of iran. no joint force has been agreed and no plan as to how to take yemen from the ground. THEY ARE CONFUSED

the rest of your comments just proves you know nothing about international politics. your judgements are clearly based on sentiments and are pretty immature (on a political level)

i think you are the one that needs to stay away from beer parlours brah
when you reply jpphilips and fail to provide evidence to support your claims, you are just like a Jonathan heading to Otuoke.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 12:15am On Apr 01, 2015
lezz:
Thanks oga Chris. For your point and for putting that duff in his place.

That guy was rewriting FALSE history right in front of everyone with such a clueless ignorance. I didn't know where to start patching all the holes in his comments.

Such a douchebag @jpphilips. A living example of the maladies of interrupted education.
when you reply jpphilips and fail to provide evidence for your contraption, you are just like a Jonathan heading to Otuoke, need I say more?
Celebrities › Re: Afrocandy: ''I Won't Visit Nigeria If Buhari Becomes President'' by jpphilips(m): 12:06am On Apr 01, 2015
you have no skills just bobi, this is the government of competence, I least expect you will be part of it.
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Releases Statement On 2015 Presidential Election Result by jpphilips(m): 11:55pm On Mar 31, 2015
lalasticlala:
http://lindaikeji..com/2015/03/statement-by-president-jonathan-on.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+%2FOqshX+%28Welcome+to+Linda+Ikeji%27s+Blog%29
pls tell us when you are leaving for Otuoke, your oil and gas sins will never be forgiven, adieu Mr clueless
Politics › Re: Jonathan, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Dangote Watching Collation Of Election Results by jpphilips(m): 11:51pm On Mar 31, 2015
eleojo23:
I respect both Abdusalami and GEJ. Both are mature men.

GEJ had a lot of good intentions for Nigeria. He believed in laying strong foundations and making sure that right processes were followed to achieve lasting results but Nigerians were not that patient. They felt he was too slow.

Buhari should not let himself be overwhelmed by pressure to perform. Everything should be done as it ought to even if it will take time. Quick fixes will do us no good.

It is better to wait and get lasting results than to get results quickly only to fall back to step one after a short time.
shut up for life
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m):
I will take your point one after the other



[quote author=lezz post=32043878]
Nigeria's foreign policy has always had Africa at the centre since independence. So we played our role in apartheid southafrica, boycotting the common wealth games, pseudo-economic blockade with Great Britain, giving scholarships to ANC members and contributing money as well.

That didn't get us anywhere, immediately after apartheid, Mandela came in and the first thing he did was ask the West to sanction Nigeria over the Ogoni 9 in 1996.
On what grounds did Mandela ask the West to sanction Nigeria? you need to throw more light to that because it contradicts the information I have.


During the Laurent Gbabo Ivory coast brouhaha, south Africa stationed a war ship in west African coastal waters when Nigerian led ECOWAS was still mediating on the crisis.

That was a disrespectful,tactless and political naivety from rookie, senseless south African government. Nigeria oversees the affairs of west Africa through ECOWAS, any body or group interfering makes standard consultation and assessment .
That was a misinterpretation of facts, Nigeria was confused and had no position whatsoever evidenced by their nerd following of the west, how many peace Negotiation agreement did Nigeria witness let alone being a signatory to at the onset of the conflict? I could still remember vividly countries like Italy/Turkey, SA who tried to give Gaddafi a soft landing by promising to grant him asylum so long as he abdicates the throne, what did Nigeria offer?

You said Nigeria was mediating please can you tell us how?? South Africa did what they did because Nigeria was sleeping. Nigeria was in a hurry to answer yes sir!! by quickly recognizing the TNC, on the part of SA, they demanded that Ghaddafi be responsible for the slaughter of immigrants who happen to be their citizens, Gaddafi's failure in that regard prompted SA to support TNC, trust me that is a good reason in my books, SA gave Ghadafi a chance to do the right thing, in Nigeria's case, did we even send a single official cable to Ghadafi demanding for the slaughter to stop? even when it was glaring that most victims were blacks and Nigerians too? even if we did, it was after we have officially recognized the TNC so how do we expect ghaddafi to act under such circumstance?

In a show of shame we managed to send Arik air to go and rescue our citizens because other responsible countries were doing so, to emphasize on the shabby rescue ops they conducted, Arik came back near empty because the people to be rescued were trapped, meanwhile, other responsible countries sent their planes with special forces to evacuate nationals from red zones, is that what you call a responsible government?




Nigeria is a power broker in Africa but her political maturity does not give her the freedom of going into .northern or southern African territories to resolve dispute without consultation with the power brokers in those regions.
How can that be true when all the Nigerian institutions have collapsed due to corruption and nepotism? Your statement about Nigeria is mere petty jingoism, Niger delta militants and Boko haram have the final say on this issue.
How can you be a power broker when you have a failed leadership? How can you be a power broker when no sane power broker in the world want to associate with you? when you lack simple foreign policy, with clepto maniacs at the helm of affairs?
where have you succeeded on the African stage in the past 5yrs?

who is the AU chairman? and who formed the African Union? it was the Brainchild of SA if you dont know, since OBJ in 2004, exactly 11yrs today, no Nigerian head of state has assumed that seat are you suprised?

Where is your Bakassi peninsular? why is Chad and Niger on Nigerian soil recapturing territories from Boko haram under the very eyes of the pseudo power brokers?

Africa seems to be too big, let me narrow it down to West Africa, who ousted Laurent Gbagbo, your west african tyrant? what really qualifies you as a power broker in Africa? because of population, trade and investment? when you are corrupt all those economic indices count for nothing.
In the face of being the biggest economy in Africa, 70% of Nigerians still live in poverty according to NBS, so what is the noise about?

Germany nearly bought over most of Greece's, Polish bonds and some other countries alike in a bail out process, the same thing has befallen Ghana your west African cock mate, were you able to bail Ghana out? Continue deceiving yourself when the whole world no longer take you seriously.

You refused United States Proposal for AFRICOM in your pseudo flexing of Lizard muscle, Boko haram has arrived, you went to Paris to beg Chad a responsible nation who accepted AFRICOM surveillance command center on their soil, do we know shame at all?
why were the Nigerian leaders not able to project the security implication of accepting AFRICOM?

The countries that are involved what has happened to them?

15yrs ago, you may be right but presently when Corruption and nepotism has finished Nigerian institutions, you are blowing an empty pipe.




At the heat of ghadafi's ouster in the Libyan civil war, Nigeria wanted ghadafi out because of his expansionist agenda in west Africa. Viewing Nigeria as a threat to this plan, he has called for the disintegration of Nigeria. Consequently Nigeria was the first country in Africa to officially recognise the rebel fighters (our international power play and foreign policy had always been spot on), and you realise that the ANC of southafrica took Nigeria's position to be openly criticized. The ANC had the balls to criticize Nigeria's government for supporting the rebels. ANC international political near-illiterates questioned the stance of the Nigerian government internationally.
As much as Ghadafi's comment was unfortunate, you have your facts twisted, Ghadaffi's agenda was tabled at two AU meetings for member states to deliberate on, can you prove that Nigeria blocked it at the AU, if so how? you seem to be feeding yourself with unripe speculations and Gulder inspired facts.
Nigeria said they are not interested likewise, Most successful economies in Africa at the time, SA, Morocco, Egypt Kenya etc, Nigeria never posed a threat to his plan in any visible way, why did ghadaffi not propose the break up of Egypt, SA, Kenya, morocco and other uninterested African nations?

The USA equally made same prediction, is Ghaddafi the president of the US? instead of fixing culpability where it belongs, you are deluding yourself, have you bothered to find out why two nations with superior intelligence gathering capabilities is giving Nigeria a tough verdict?




You asked why Egypt has remained passive in AU, well not only Egypt but all of north Africa are essentially middle eastern!!!

Egypt isn't African any more than Turkey is European. Occupying the geographical space of Africa or Europe so rare a times don't cut it.Egypt situated in Africa only makes her African geographically. She is the leader of the Arab world.
Well, irrespective of their skin, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Morocco are all white/arabic member states so what are you talking about? Their membership remains intact so what makes them less members? dont you think it may be because Arab league is more organised and more responsible than the AU?
You don't think they wield better influence than AU? why do you enjoy lying to yourself?

In the past 10yrs, Arab league has intervened in areas that AU can hardly dream of.

While AU was still dragging its feet to intervene in Nigeria by approving of 7,500 contingent to fight Boko haram with no clear mobilization date, at the expense of 15,000 Nigerian lives, Arab league has already intervened in Yemen to reinstate President Salem from Houthi rebels, can you see the difference?

AU has proved with Libya, Ivory coast and Mali that they are an unserious organisation, do you expect serious countries to be active in an unserious organization? AU is meant for unserious countries like Nigeria not Egypt.



Also, you said Europe is united, I beg to scream my disapproval. The French rivals the Germans and the Brits rivals both, Italy is always trying to bully the Germans.. the EU is a community of economic and political alliance built on the premise of mutual fear and distrust of each other.


When the recently held referendum was held to determine if Scotland would become independent of the UK, France was literally petrified despite a century long support and alliance with Scotland, she never wished Scotland independence.
She didn't want a divided UK to leave her alone to tackle the growing power and influence of Germany in Europe. France wanted Scotland to ramain in UK for fear of Germany lording it alone over Europe.

There's isn't all that naive cooperation in Europe
What is wrong with that? it is called national interest in English.



During the Ebola outbreak, Nigeria was hit but we quickly curtailed and defeated Ebola and immediately sent help to our west African neighbours.

Lagos state alone sent out trained medical expert and personnel and relief materials to train and help other less experience doctors of Ebola ridden countries. The Nigerian government gave cash in dollars and aids. So it wasn't only IMF and the west that supported Africa.


You are guilty of the misrepresentation of Africa's/Nigeria's history. That is worse than the crime you accused Evarn of.
Nigeria was not supposed to have Ebola in the first place, Ebola got to us as a result of corruption, in case you don't know, the FG budgeted 480m for control of infectious diseases since 2012 as enshrined in the ministry of health budget, Ebola's WHO alert for west Africa was released in August 2012, till 2014 when patrick Sawyer struck, Nigeria has no single infrared thermometer in her biggest airport, shameful enough?
why should i care about how Ebola was contained?
Trust me, if not for Lagos state with sane administrators, we would have degenerated to Liberia, hope you read about the sacrifice of Dr Adadovah? those are the real Ebola heroes.

Still on Ebola, The success of Nigeria was characterised by a quarantine system and contact tracing implemented by WHO personnel and MSF
hear directly from an Ebola survivor;

“Dr. David, the Caucasian man who had met me at the ambulance on my arrival, came in wearing his full protective ‘hazmat’ suit and goggles. It was fascinating seeing one live. I had only seen them online. He brought bottles of water and ORS, the oral fluid therapy which he dropped by my bedside. He told me that 90 percent of the treatment depended on me. He said I had to drink at least 4.5 litres of ORS daily to replace fluids lost in stooling and vomiting. I told him I had stooled three times earlier and taken Imodium tablets to stop the stooling. He said it was not advisable, as the virus would replicate the more inside of me. It was better he said to let it out. He said good night and left.
http://dailypost.ng/2014/09/15/ebola-second-doctor-infected-patrick-sawyer-survives-tells-full-story/
Since when did Nigeria hire Caucasian doctors? it is all in the news!! Aljazeera showed so many of them on TV, you forgot that at the onset of the crisis, Nigerian doctors were on strike and till the end, it took the efforts of volunteers to tame the scourge.

Stay away from beer parlors it is no longer good for your memory, a friendly advice though.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by jpphilips(m): 4:03pm On Mar 30, 2015
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Politics › Re: Why ”they” Want Goodluck To Leave By Any Means Necessary by jpphilips(m): 11:54am On Mar 30, 2015
christopher123:
For those familiar with Jide Salu Diary (JSD), I don’t do propaganda. I despise it with a passion. I do not belong to any party, however, there are certain candidates I believe are capable of doing a descent job. I believe they will put the people first, ahead of their pockets. This is why I now urge Nigerians to cast their vote at the forthcoming 2015 general elections based on the right person that can deliver for the people, and not necessary what the party has promised to offer. I doubt if Nigerians are ready for this idea, but its what I strongly advocate. Its a pity an Independent candidate wouldn’t be able to afford to play politics in Nigeria. Not just yet.

A dear friend sent me the article below, which was first published two months ago. I read, as I always do. again, I read beyond the headlines – I am proud to say that readers, followers and commentators of JSD are readers, this fills me with pride – and I thought I needed to post it.

Fact or Fiction? You be the judge. I will be glad to read your thoughts.

Some of the decisions of President Goodluck Jonathan have not gone down well with some of the leaders and Moneybags of APC, as he closed lots of their sources of defrauding Nigeria.

READ AND BE WISE.

1] Majority of the Oil Blocks licenses in Nigeria will be expiring in few months and many of them are scared that President Jonathan might not renew their licenses. They want to vote him out by all means to retain the Oil blocks licenses.

NOTE: Some others also want a piece of the giant Nigerian pie.. and they believe the only way to ensure this is to bring back the same set of Nigerians known to be champions of nepotism and favouritism -the STAR attributes of CORRUPTION (Please look up the dictionary meaning of corruption)

Others in mostly the south who benefited largely from stolen crude are not happy with the 158% reduction in crude oil theft as announced by the CNS not long ago, and will prefer CHANGE back to the looting of the single largest source of dough for the Nigerian National Cake

Not many Nigerians are aware that the Northern Region paid custom duties to the Western Region until 1976, when Murtala Mohammed took over the reins of Government. Or that as at 1975 when Murtala Mohammed overthrew the Yakubu Gowon administration, the Niger Delta enjoyed 45% rents and royalties? Murtala Mohammed slashed it to 20% (Decree No. 6 of 1975) to assuage the Northern States, before Olusegun Obasanjo, through the Aboyade Technical Commission which recommended the removal of the remaining 20% of the rents and royalties, finally nailed the coffin of the Southern States without any protest from the people of the Niger Delta or other parts of the South.

“Many Hausa-Fulani told me that the North’s escalating poverty has resulted from its declining access to oil because of its loss of the presidency to Olusegun Obasanjo, a Southern Christian Yoruba, following the death of the Northern Muslim Kanuri, Sani Abacha. Their solution to Northern poverty was to recapture the federal government. This they did in the rigged elections of 2007 and the presidency of Umaru Yar’Adua. But, they lost it again when Yar’Adua died in May 2010 and the vice president, Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian Ijaw from Southern Nigeria, became president.” – John Campbell, Former US Ambassador to Nigeria.

http://www.cfr.org/nigeria/nigeria-dancing-brink/p22833?excerpt=1

2] They were hurt when President Jonathan ended their subsidy fraud. Govt reduced the payment from N1.4 Trillion in 2011 to less than N400 Billion in 2013 and yet there has been no scarcity of fuel in the last 3 years.

3] Jonathan sold off NEPA/PHCN and ended their fraudulent NEPA/PHCN contracts. Now local and International companies are building their power plants to stabilize Power. They will not use any NEPA staff to put SALT on our Power plants again to put everyone in darkness…

NOTE: Generator sellers/dealers will need CHANGE. Only committed and loyal power industry workers will obviously be re-employed by new power services owners. Just as we blame one mobile network provider for poor services and port to another, so we can pick holes in the service delivery of power companies and port to another. Millions of Ignorant Nigerians are unaware of this fact. The FG involvement in power services is now about 20%.

See Fashola boasting of Lagos being almost self-sufficient in power generation http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/lagos-almost-self-sufficient-power-generation-fashola/

4] Jonathan removed 73,000 ghost workers and 43,756 Ghost Pensioners from the civil service and reduced their corrupt wealth by over 2 billion US Dollars in just months. These rogues are using their ill-gotten wealth to pay newspapers, online media blogs to propagate LIES and FALSEHOOD, sharing negative propaganda against the President. The Ignorants joined them to shout CHANGE. Are they changing to re-employ the removed Ghost workers or re-include Ghost Pensioners in monthly benefits records? Be warned about the CHANGE they want you to Vote For.

5] The President handed NPA verification to a third party and eliminated port frauds. They do not benefit anymore, by dubiously seizing people’s goods and turning around to buy them in auctions. It is now 24 hours operation and surveillance, giving no room for their agents to be fraudulent or frustrate Importers. They want their evil reign to return. That is their CHANGE.
6] The cabals were hurt when Jonathan blocked their monopoly of fertilizer distribution and now supply straight to real farmers at discounted prices. Farmers do not go through Ward chairmen, Party Excos, Politicians or any ‘Timber and Caliber’ to get Fertilizers any longer.

NOTE: There are thousands of people who benefited directly.indirectly from the scams. But Jonathan busted a 40-year old fertilizer scam in 90 days #Fact

7] They want Jonathan out by all means – he blocked their hoarding of petroleum products and stopped Nigerians from sleeping at filling stations … and many roasted alive in any event of fire outbreak in filling stations. Their black market business have been destroyed by Jonathan’s proper management of the supply of these products and because of this, they ruled that he has failed.

Jonathan did not fail honest Nigerians, but he failed the Oil Profiteers and thieves.
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8] Jonathan’s re-introduction of One-man-one-vote did not go down well with them. With Soldiers, Police, Secret Police, Civil Defense at Polling Units, Ballot box snatching and stuffing is now a thing of the past. They made you to believe that Jonathan has failed because Polling units are no more in people’s seating room. You forget that the President’s Party won only in 1 of the 4 governorship elections conducted when he started his tenure in 2011.
Imo – APGA, Anambra – APGA, Edo – APC, Osun – APC, Ekiti – PDP. This would NEVER have happened during OBJ’s government.

9] They want Jonathan out of office because they are aware that the 2016 Census will correct the Population lies imposed on Nigerians over 60 years ago. They are MAD that Jonathan will conduct electronic/scientific census, where only Human beings will be counted and near- zero chance of one person counted twice.

NOTE: No Credible Census in Nigeria Since 1816

No census has been credible in Nigeria since 1816. Even the one conducted in 2006 is not credible. I have the records and evidence produced by scholars and professors of repute.
This is not my report. If the current laws are not amended, the planned 2016 census will not succeed,” Odimegwu said. He recalled how staffers of NPC protested against commissioners during the 2006 census over alleged manipulation.
“During the 2006 census, workers locked out the commissioners over creation of new areas,” he said. Odimegwu further alleged that a former Lagos State governor (names withheld) falsified a census result some years ago.
“Nigeria has run on falsehood for too long. We must stop this falsehood and put a stop to all of these. The Boko Haram problem is partly as a result of that. Because the 2006 census was not correct, the former board of NPC was unable to publish the figures. “If they try it, there will be an uproar. We must make Nigeria work. We cannot do that unless we know the statistics. We cannot build infrastructure without demographic data. As long as the figures in Nigeria are wrong, corruption will continue to thrive. We must have an organised data before we can plan for Nigeria,” he stated.

He urged that Nigeria should either conduct a credible census exercise or forget about it. “It is either we do an accurate census or we will not do anything. We are committed to giving Nigerians a credible and reliable census. Nigerians are weeping up sentiments, but we have gone beyond ethnic sentiments. Nigerian children are suffering and many youths have no jobs,” Odimegwu said. http://www.punchng.com/news/no-credible-census-in-nigeria-since-1816-npc/

THIS IS THE ‘CHANGE’ THEY CRAVE

10] They want Jonathan out of office by all means because, in 2016, Jonathan will stop the situation where a child from Oyo state will be expected to score 129 Marks to get admitted into Federal Govt Colleges (Unity schools), while another child from Kebbi is expected to score only 2 Marks to enter the same school. A young man from Osun state is expected to score 190 In JAMB to have opportunity of University education, while his friends from Sokoto are sure of admission, even if they score zero. It is a SHAME that some of the young people that Jonathan is fighting for, and ensuring to bring a fair Nigeria for all of us, are now brainwashed, fed with lies and are attacking the man that is fighting for them and their generations to come.

USE YOUR HEAD AND THINK..

11] Nigeria now mostly grows its own food, trains are back running, our Airports are of international standards, our roads are safer and more motorable, university funding doubled and more built to admit more Jambites.

Our street children in the North (Almajiri) are given opportunity to learn and live in comfortable school hostels, eating good food, and not left-overs, 13 local Motor assembling and Manufacturing company relocated to Nigeria, 9 Local and International Power companies building their power plants since last year to improve of electricity need.

ONE WILL ASK, WHAT CHANGE ARE THESE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT?

Jonathan has shown Nigerians what real democracy is supposed to be. He is not killing or jailing his opponents or those that insulted him in the Media and that cannot be seen as a weakness, but his respect for the law and life. He never sent anyone to prison for a mere allegation of corruption without proof. He allowed them fair and independent hearing by those charged with this responsibility.

These show his meekness, empathy and unconditional postive regard, knowing that he cannot build a better Nigeria alone and that we need every hand on deck to achieve a bigger, better, prosperous and peaceful Nigeria.

God Bless Nigeria.

It is your Choice. #ForwardEver, or #BackNever. – Hope For Nigeria.

LASTWORD: Have you not wondered why one who has fallen foul of the laws of the land is still needed to ”fight corruption” when he is clearly a candidate for perjury and forgery, is still wanted by some people even if he presents a toilet paper as certificate after proving to the whole world that he is a slowpoke?

Don’t be surprised to know that lots of Buharists are forgers of certificates or age falsifiers like their idol

I WILL STABILIZE CRUDE OIL PRICES IF ELECTED NIGERIAN PRESIDENT – BUHARI

PIX
Date Published: 02/17/2010

I made $500 million from oil block – Gen. T. Y Danjuma

A former Minister of Defence, Lt.-Gen Theophilus Danjuma, shocked his audience at a consultative meeting his Foundation and some Non-Governmental Organisations had in Abuja on Wednesday when he narrated how he made $500m from an oil business, and was in a fix on how to spend it.

The chief executives of the NGOs at the meeting could not believe their ears after hearing Danjuma’s narration.

The former Chief of Army Staff said the $500m, came as his profit from the total of $1bn he had realised from selling an oil block, which was allocated to him 12 years ago.

About $500m had been used to settle some pressing personal issues, pay his staff, and tax to the government.

He recalled that the story started 12 years ago when he was allocated an oil block by the regime of late Gen. Sani Abacha.

He said that the oil block which was in Port Harcourt, River State, however, took him about 10 years before his company first struck oil. Luckily for him, by this time, the price of oil had soared in the international market.

He said this made him to sell the block because he knew that “whatever goes up must come down,” stressing that the deal fetched him $1bn.

He also said that he was left with ‘just’ $500m after he had taken care of the essentials of life.

http://www.pointblanknews.com/os2911.html#.VMrfHUZ3gtc.facebook

Why ”they” Want Jonathan to Leave By Any Means Necessary..and Why the Opposition Leaders Are Crying Out Loud



http://jide-salu.com/2015/03/08/wait-a-minute-why-they-want-goodluck-to-leave-by-any-means-necessary-fact-or-fiction/




IF JONATHAN LEAVES, I AM JUST SORRY FOR THE SOUTH SOUTH, THEY WILL BE ANNIHILATED AND ENSLAVED, IGBO WILL BE DISAPPOINTED WITH THEM FOR BEEN THE FOOL THE SECOND TIME
If you can explain the difference between an OML and an OPL as regards oil block concession, then I will take you seriously, you think this is about Oil block, oil that is cheaper than microphone in the world market? bros, wake up!!
Celebrities › Re: Davido Acts Rude, Disgrace Nigerian Music In Kenyan Concert by jpphilips(m): 9:45am On Mar 30, 2015
ginawest:
davido jes c wot u av caused....ordinary Kenyans r calling Nigerians whack...
It is only in Nigeria where someone becomes a star with no message in his music, bad leadership, religious banditry all thrive in Nigeria because the average Nigerian lacks logical reasoning.
Kenya just told you what I have posted a thousand times here.

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