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prettyG: Despite that record, Lamido has garnered a surfeit of top-ranking endorsements for the nation’s top job in 2015. While he has all but launched a campaign, he is one of the few potential candidates whose posters have been on display in parts of Abuja and other states.Obasanjo may you strike your feet against the Iroko tree. have you made any good choice for this country since inception? From the master thief shagari to the vegetable Yaradua, to confusion Amplified jonathan, are they not all your choices? now you endorse another stone head lamido, i ask; when will you let Nigerians choose their leaders? |
block head, guess you don't know what those insignia stand for, waiting in line for the next round of free education to take your ignorance to the next levelJ12: You folks should let this woman be for Christ's sake. So what if the office of the first lady is unconstitutional and she uses the nigerian coat of arms as an emblem? Does it change anything? No it doesn't. |
blink182: and the decision of God is to forgive you. He forgave you even before you sinned. There is no love greater than His love for us.Yopee pastor! abeg where your ministry dey and how fast are they moving to the permanent site? |
fredopayee: Naturally, men do cheat. Its never what society feeds him. Maybe luckily you don't cheat. Take a look from old testament till now. Why do men marry more than one wife? Still have some kids outside marriage? Haven't you heard of the one that happened recently?? AC Milan owner going to 7 years imprisonment cus he slept with under-age prostitute? What oof American President Bill Clinton and his staff? What of Obj and his sons wife? What of Iyanya and Yvonne Nelson? When Yvonne Nelson accused him of cheating with Tontoh Dikeh?you call polygamy cheating? are you for real? how about helping a supposed spinster to become a MRS? |
ypeace: As long as these ladies think that a man is equal to a woman, they will never understand why most men "cheat"...if dats wat u call it.The man that's got the answer, an African woman with attitude think she is being cheated on not knowing she has been a nuisance to the man a long time who equally has the right to find solace elsewhere. I asked the OP to define cheating and i haven't gotten a response. IMHO African men hardly cheat, what we do is peace seeking. What is cheating by the ways? how many African men are really happy in their relationships and marriages? if you are not dealing with notorious wife/girlfriend, you are dealing with leeches as inlaws, if you escape that then you are dealing with loots of no self worth whose entire existence revolves around a man for survival, are these the people using the word cheat? you people have already cheated us by putting us in a social dilemma. Do you women have the least inkling how it feels to tour the streets to meet up with needs that are not yours and yet not have peace? 90% of working African men can meet their personal needs with whatever their income is and wont sweat over it, but the extra work, the extra sweat and the extra risk is geared towards the upkeep of another, yet these second persons want the emancipation of her gender, wants the best in life, compete amongst her folks without a dint of hard work to complement her excesses, isn't it madness? African women in the majority are very ambitious and opportunists who believe that by virtue of being a woman they can get what ever they want, A graduate man who doesn't meet up with employment criteria, will degrade himself to a doorman and gradually work himself to the top, The average African woman will be convinced that a piece of her waist can get her what a man will ordinarily toil for in years, are we men not already cheated/disadvantaged in this regard? Are we really cheating on this people? or are we being emotionally blackmailed to stick to opportunists who are not worth it a second? look at their pedigree and their quest for social upgrade, a young secondary school girl by default will wish to date a university undergraduate of better still a 15yr older working guy to draw a class distinction amongst her peers, the university undergraduate wont even consider a descent relationship with her contemporaries. everyone wants to climb the social ladder at the other person's expense. How many African working ladies genuinely date jobless school leavers? how many working African women genuinely date corpers,it rarely happens except when they both have a history together, between the ages of 23 to 28 at the peak of her career, she is everywhere with married men, by 35yrs when she is a finished product of immorality will want to tie her soul to a man who has struggled it to the Top, A young African woman with a job of 100k cannot look the way of a young man with 120k with prospects to build a future, she feels she deserves the already made man with cars. that mentality is where the problem lies. the average black man sees their women as leeches who deserve worse than cheating, and over the years, the African woman has not disappointed. my question is; does such a tramp deserve a happy home? we all know how much they can emotionally blackmail the man to get what they want, does the man not deserve a better woman? if so, then how is it cheating? cheating is taking un due advantage of someone or situation, the Average African man is already disadvantaged by virtue of his affiliation with an African woman, so who actually cheated on who? the women who genuinely refused to build a life from the cradle and wish to be where they don't deserve are they really been cheated on or they are getting what they deserve? what exactly is the average African man benefiting from a relationship with an African woman, perhaps cheating is a way the male folks give themselves a break from women who have sharpened prongs and proboscis sucking away the juice of his existence while his lifetime shortens by decades, the African woman grows so fat that she becomes a mockery to her marriage. little wonder they hide behind marriage vows, well, the marriage vow did not stipulate the average mileage of any African woman before marriage (the white veil is still for virgins the last time i checked), it did not stipulate who eats and who provides, it does not stipulate who eats and who gets obese. rightly put, they are disadvantaged socially in their marriage and wish to call for help whenever a man needs space, haba!! must you benefit all through your lives? must you always be at the said social advantage? Must life be a walk in the park for women when the men have to do all the suffering to make them happy? Give us a break!! we die earlier than you women. extend it to marriage and see the selfishness our society brandishes around our women, for the working women, it is so difficult to make them spend their own money but the husband's money is "our" money. what does she do with her money? cosmetic surgeries, expensive cosmetics, clothes, shoes, bags, vacation etc, yet our society doesn't frown at that level of wickedness but we are quick to open threads on cheating, are they not financially and emotionally cheating on us? where is the equity enshrined by love in marriage? if the man looses his job today, he is already a laughing stock with his dismissal letter in hand, most men that lose their jobs especially the married ones don't frown those faces for the demanding and risky jobs they do, or the ingrate employer, no, the reason they are sad is that they know that from that moment, their marriage is over. yet our society expects us to live with that? it is not a social crime for a woman who has been sucking a man for over a decade to come to his rescue at the lowest of his lows? and these men are not supposed to be protected by the so called marriage vows? or whatever fiber of feminism we wish to paint as morality? A society with a preponderance of selfish women cannot point accusing fingers to anyone in whichever guise. Until that opportunism, selfishness, social dependence are en-sponged from the psyche of African women, cheating will always be a way out. |
thoth: If you know anything about Strategic Planning and International Diplomacy you would have known that production of oil is not what matters or what these nation are aiming for, THE CONTROL OF OIL IS WHAT MATTERS, that is what they all want. the more leverage you have on who gets what and who buys what the more power and advantage you had. US for a long time has enough oil for its people. I always see people talking about oil production and i feel i have to leave them alone with their idea. do your research .why dont you tell us what we dont know already. can you tell us the US oil production capacity 5yrs ago? also enlighten us how you came to the conclusion that the US has enough for its people before now? |
thoth: If you know anything about Strategic Planning and International Diplomacy you would have known that production of oil is not what matters or what these nation are aiming for, THE CONTROL OF OIL IS WHAT MATTERS, that is what they all want. the more leverage you have on who gets what and who buys what the more power and advantage you had. US for a long time has enough oil for its people. I always see people talking about oil production and i feel i have to leave them alone with their idea. do your research . |
Stegomiah: I share my own views in saying that cheating is a destructive beast. It ruins bonds, friendships, romantic relationships, trust and any shred of honesty that built the foundation of your relationship. No matter what the scenario, at least one individual involved in an instance of cheating ends up distraught from the course of events that follow. If you’re the partner at fault and any bit human, you have a guilty conscience that’s bound to take you down a rough road. On the other hand, if you’re the victim in the situation, you’ll be feeling the unwanted burden of heartache and utter disappointment.what is your definition of cheating? |
everyday: 76yr old! May God have mercy on his soulPeople at Bellusconi's age don't go to prison in Italy, more so, prostitution is legal in Italy, guess the underage part made the difference. |
mitey: Governor Fashola! Respects Sir!!They have friends who can help them raise the money, 1b is too small |
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donroxy: U see Jp,THE CRACKER!! "Also,a man could be devilish all through his entire life,but if he did even an atom of Goodliness,such deserved to be acknowledged!!! Thats how to be objective !!!Lol Please forgive my ignorance in learning the uniqueness and "GOODLINESS" of thieves, however, as the new English teacher of ogbomotsho spiritual home, i implore you and your blogger to persuade the govt to provide shelter for your patients. Imagine a standard bingo teaching his father what unique means? tell your Audience what is Unique about a thief accomplice Fati Abubakar? because she didn't make noise while enjoying her loot makes her unique? you seriously need a brain transplant from a chimp donor. |
donroxy: U see Jp, ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
kegel: Train up your child, so he/she can give u rest.After stealing from the poor, the law of karma will catch up with the kids |
ilugunboy: According to tales handed down to you...go and ask the Ibo lady that happens to be the DG of the TY foundation her opinion...and other numerous Ibos that work in SAPETRO and the TY Holding companies...so because you work for danjuma that makes him a saint by default interesting!! talk about patriotism to choppings |
The president should instruct the army chief to accomodate those boys in the millitary zones. they should share food with them to encourage them, these are the real leaders of tomorrow who deserve national awards. |
Ishilove: The women who get pregnant only to sell who sell their babies for profit are heartless . Whether they are selling them to ritualists, they don't care. The one called Chy Chy who opened her maggot filled mouth to say she only gets high when she is pregnant and has sold two babies, and will sell the third one she is currently carrying deserves to be hung by her clit0ris until she is dead.lol, that will tell you how Nigerians misplace their priorities, their leaders steal with impunity yet they will not risk confrontation with them rather, they will risk all inhumane conditions known to man to survive on a daily basis. smh |
[quote author=Abiyamọ]I wanted to respond to you because I thought you knew what you were saying but I had no option than to stop when I saw you wrote General Abdulsalami is a fugitive on the run from American justice...lol! Anyways, the post is on Fati. You can keep digressing if you wish.[/quote]you can never know what i am saying, how will you know what i am saying? you took out time to dig his wife who never made the News throughout his tenure yet you were so lazy and coercely blind to read the scandals hanging on the neck of the spouse of your hero. you thought you were writing to an audience of semi toads and petty enlightened tabularasers who must have benefited from free education abi? The same way you referred to Tafawa belewa's wife as first lady of Nigeria, it just shows that you are deeply ignorant, could have ignored it, had you not tried to justify that blunder you committed up there, and instead of taking corrections, you started whining about how it came to your sling head. Is it a crime to do a little research before you write? As expected, your league of pea skulls have already glorified the Ubiquitous half truths you litter the cyber space with. I will advice you choose your audience carefully next time, and when it comes eulogizing Nigeria's renowned thieves, kindly limit your audience to your blog site. thank you!! |
donroxy: Yes,Yes and Yes ::::::: It is not hyperbolic to tagged Hajia Fati Abubakar a Heroineyou are better off not using words you don't know their meaning, because she lived quietly in opulence fraudulently obtained makes her unique? are you ok? do you know what unique means in ENGLISH? I thought has insulted our intelligence enough. As a woman who watched her husband grow from a mere military employee to an overnight multibillionaire, refused to ask the right questions and you put "Unique" behind her name in a sentence? I wouldn't know the sentimental attachment have with thieves but i don't share that sentiment one bit. people like the Abubakars, Abacha's citeris paribus, should be relegated to the Pariah's column in the Nigerian history. they were the souls that took this Nation to its Grave, they were the souls that destroyed our freedom and democracy. It is pitiably sordid and very undignified for souless thugs like to take out time to write eulogies that gratifies people from the Abubakar's family. find below a few legacies of Abubakar's family; This was the verdict of the socio economic right's project on Fati Abubakar's husband. "The military government headed by General Abdulsalami Abubakar in 1998 recovered some funds from Abacha’s family and two former ministers that had apparently been appropriated in a fraudulent buy-back of Russian-held debt, but there were no prosecutions. Nor was there a full disclosure and accountability with respect to the monies recovered".Here is Fati Abubakar's husband's biggest legacy that not only Jp philips frowned at but the Entire United states Dept. of public prosecution, exerpts; "Mr. Abubakar’s share of the illicit bribe funds, a total of $37.5 million, was wired to him through accounts in the American Express Bank Annex at the Towers World Financial Centre, New York, the Seaway National Bank, Chicago, and the Bank of New York.Here is what the United states told us of Fati's husband, the reason why Gas has never been a major earner from NLNG, the bigger reason why we don't have a gas master plan to fire our power turbines till date; SOME top Nigerian officials in the regimes of the late head of state, Gen. Sani Abacha, his successor, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar have been linked with large scale fraud by the United States (U.S.) government.In case you refuse to learn, celebration of past thieves breed more thieves in our society. Charlatans like , Ruben Abati and co are not just a disgrace to sane societies but they represent the crescendo of moral decadence. |
GH Swagg: Well it's very sad Naija has only one Moses and one Emenike. With a population of about 170 million, or is it 200 million sef?na you born 200 million put for naija population? |
andyanders: True talk. Only Enyema and Mikel with other fools inclusive of Keshi that messed up. |
andyanders: True talk. Only Enyema and Mikel with other fools inclusive of Keshi that messed up.shut ur prik, keshi did gr8, did he injure his strikers? |
jackbauersballs: Look at Enyeama....the fact we dont score one on one doesnt mean spain wont |
k2039: Aside MIKEL, their is no other player on that Nigeria team that I can really vouch for.guy open ur eyes, keshi put together a gr8 team. he just needs a gud striker to boost the morale of others with goals. |
Leemak: Gambo mad mani agree completely |
superior1: @Fhemmmybrazil oyibo since when?? |
ezicat: Another self-hater,I dont argue much where common sense should help. Nigerians under blacks have not had the priviledge of citizenship likewise their counterparts in SA. nuff said. |
[quote author=Abiyamọ]Elena Ceaușescu, when did Nigeria become Romania? lol! Fatai? LMAO! I'm done with you.[/quote]Use the Romanian example to educate the Nigerian first ladies, not thief accomplice like Fati Abubakar. tomorrow you will write about ibori's wife as a national icon, shameless you. |
danny301: People like you that hold PHD ( Pull Him Down) in finding faults with good people because your minds are already programmed to criticize certain people will always have something negative to say..... If i may ask, where are your facts and figures to back your claim that 'Abubakar depleted our foreign reserve to zero dollar'? And what if he depleted our foreign reserve which means he was corrupt, was (is) he the only corrupt (ex)President Nigeria ? What of IBB, Abacha, OBJ and even GEJ, are they saints?.......And for crying out loud the thread isn't about Abubakar [/b]but about [b]Fati Abubakar...... Let's learn to appreciate good people because they (good people) don't easy come by anywhere in the world.you condemn corruption in its entirety not comparing it with a bigger one. i wasnt suprised you missed his point. the jobless praise singer abayomi is passing off fati abubakar as an icon worthy of emulation forgetting that we know she sealed her lips and folded her arms while her husband rewound our destiny by a decade. |
[quote author=Abiyamọ]I wanted to respond to you because I thought you knew what you were saying but I had no option than to stop when I saw you wrote General Abdulsalami is a fugitive on the run from American justice...lol! Anyways, the post is on Fati. You can keep digressing if you wish.[/quote]take your write up to the Nigerian prison service or better still to the teaching hospitals which could not afford an ECG machine while fati's husband was busy changing their family status with our money. Fati hero indeed, what role did she play at a time her husband was the looter in chief of our treasury? write to Nigerians about Elena ceausescu and the roles she played against corruption in her husband's govt. if you really care to enlighten us. what do we stand to gain learning about simplicity of thieves? How much were you paid for the article anyways?? |
coputa: Abubakar, her husband stayed in power for a very short time but he depleted our foregn reserve to zero dollar...why can't her unique wife,fati advise him,instead,she kept quiet and enjoyed the loot with her husband...,this is sheer hypocrisy ö the the part of the op...please don't mind that Abayomoron. talk about the biggest corruption of our time and Abubakar has his finger prints all over it. Abubakar was instrumental to the murder of Abacha and incaceration of his chief of staff (as testified by major hamza) the Halliburton bribery scandal which invariably earned him a fugitive status in the United states. Abiola's murder nko? over $6b of Abacha's loot returned to Nigeria under his watch developed wings till date. according to the convener of the SNG, Abdusalami looted Nigeria worse than Abacha in his short stay as head of state. he equally emphasized that by the time abubakar left office, he was worth over $13b in assets all over the world. how did a general emasse that kinda wealth? this is the caliber of politician whose wife is worthy of emulation by Abayomi's standard. a legal luminary who swore an oath to protect and be impartial to justice in Nigeria. |
[quote author=Abiyamọ]Nothing stops you from writing about Akinkumi and the rest you've mentioned. I write about the good, the bad and the ugly of Nigeria. Nuff said.[/quote]then write on the walls of your kitchen or better still your bedroom away from the eyes of Nigerians who deserve better. writting on a Nigerian forum on the heroism of thieves is an insult to over 1m Nigerians and friends of Nigeria visiting this site. |
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