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remzytimer: This is a nice development in our petroleum sector, 75 naira is good start by the time more competitors comes in' the price will fall, that was how it started with MTN In our telecommunication sector compared to now that there are a lot of competitors is that sector... My prayers is that our law makers would not sabotage this development for their own self interest or be influenced by the big boys (cabals).energy pricing vs telecom pricing lol some Nigerians need help |
homerac7: oga, ur position is weak against Nigeria's foreign policy as it concerns West Africa and Africa in general.i doubt if you were responding to those few things i wrote up there. secondly, it's not just a foreign policy matter, but a real and imminent threat; a cancer; an infestation; a syndrome that if it dare goes unchecked, will grow, consume other nations around and look us right in d eyes to eat us up. it's a war u either fight abroad now and likely win, or fight in ur home later and likely perish.I have already acknowledged the threat so why repeating it, i proffered a simple solution that gives the president both diplomatic and political soft landing. Which "more militarily superior" country is to act the "head man" in ECOWAS region other than Nigeria? and, which other major militarily competent countries is affected enough to lead the operation in Africa apart from Nigeria? Do u know the first two mission commanders of UNMISUD (UN Mission in Sudan)? Maj. Gen. Okonkwo (NA) and Lt Gen. Martin Luther Agwai (NA). by your line, one would expect Gen. Ali Mohammed of Egyptian Army or Gen Julius Muleke of Ethopian Army, isnt it?when you interpret positions assumed by Nigerians in foreign commands as a function of our military strength then, we may likely have issues there. About the people you mentioned, Their pedigree speak volume of their command experience on ill thought military interventions across west Africa, so yes, they may qualify for such positions but it doesn't mean their home country's military is the best. Nigeria is known for its troop deployment numbers but you and i know that modern warfare is no longer a game of numbers but strategy and technology. find below countries in Africa that are militarily superior to Nigeria, and ask your self if you are really the "big daddy" of Africa in the real sense of it. [url]http://www.globalfirepower.com/ [/url] pay particular attention to positions 16,31,38,39 and 44 etc. another issue that may interest you is this; while your most reverred martin luther agwai was busy commanding the UN, (Nigeria troops dominated) African operations, UN is busy acquiring hard wares and defense systems from south Africa who you have insinuated is an underdog to Nigeria military wise. As at 1979, the SA/isreali team has successfully tested the "flash" project(nuclear bomb programme), a feat the Nigerian Military may not achieve in decades to come.such ignorance is inexcusable. the video below is my proof. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0yzwvIid7Dg [/url] As much as i admire your jingoism, some issues are not exactly the way they seem, why would SA supply UN with the technology to operate in Africa while they send just pocket foot soldiers? you don't see any wisdom in that because you are used to the calamitous idea of sending battalions to CDR, liberia, siera leone and sudan with no rosiness to neither the Nigerian state nor the Nigerian people. I choose to bemoan you at this stage for relegating the Malian crisis to a regional one, thereby implying that Nigeria should take the lead with this comment of yours Which "more militarily superior" country is to act the "head man" in ECOWAS region other than Nigeria?The Malian problem is not a regional problem, it is an african problem with a universal ripple effect. the UN has already convened a meeting with AU and EU as well, so at least, they are not stup!!d,down playing it to an ECOWAS baby is a contradiction to your earlier statement on UN intervention. I understand if UN wants to work in harmony with existing regional apparatchiks but the president should not see it as a "messiah invite" because the consequences far outweighs the benefits. All the UN wants to achieve is a reduction in the cost of war/intervention nothing more, it will be politically suicidal for trainee presido to flatter himself with the illusion of an "African messiah" in playing the head man's role. The American intervention in Somalia is not unconnected to the fact that the Somalian pirates posed a direct economic threat to the United states. they hijack oil tankers destined for europe and America, thereby cutting down on the supply which was devastating for crude prices at the time. a 6.8% artificial increase in oil price is enough for the united states to go to war. can that be said of Nigeria as regards its National security threat? As a reminder,the events from 1990 to 1999 saw the so called giant of Africa with a paltry budget of 6b naira in 1998, relinquishing 40% of its budget to peace keeping causes while at home, civil servants could not feed their families. Nigerian's austerity index within the period in view, rose to an all time peak. this crisis lingered till the beginning of the next decade. Is this really the kind of sagacity you wish for Nigeria at this stage of economic doldrum? at a time our only export is priced at an all time high yet we were only able to save $42b in foreign reserve with local and foreign debt of $46b? have you phantom the cost of war? if Nigeria doesn't sit on the fence at this stage, the bulk will land on our table. and for a country that just borrowed $1.1b from china for a light rail project which most African countries can afford comfortably, speaks ill of our much hyped regional dominance. Lastly, Nigeria is a soft target for a cohesion of Alqeda, islamic mahreb and supporter of APC should there be a reprisal. the strain on our third world military will be catastrophic for the Nigerian people, believe me, the fact that Nigeria can boast of troops wielding AK and FAN riffles does not in any way translate to military strength. The Game of numbers have been long murdered at the birth of military technological advancement and formidable mobilization strategies. |
idowuswap: Kai igbo don start killing their brothers bcuz of money.well na so then kill cyntia bcuz of then plenty 4 prison like flies.even robbery na dem but police they kill them like fowl.At what level will you consider your mental state critical ![]() |
Jenams: u under rate †ЂΞ nigerian army! Go read about their xploits okquasi jingoism, why don't you tell us about their exploits. you should understand that playing a fair game doesn't necessarily mean cowardice, and jumping on a gun because you think you can, is politically suicidal. Ask Sarkozy how well he fared after his libyan intervention. |
homerac7: madam, chillax. he's there to finalize talks on deployment of Nigeria-led UN backed ECOWAS military intervention force to "restore" order to d Islamic militants occupied northern part of the country. we hav got to take the war back to where they brought it in to our homes. its where Al Qaueda and her surrogates trained and equipped Boko Haram. Its either we do this and they do us.sounds good, but not the right play. From the events in Africa,most African countries do not recognize Nigeria beyond the ebb where we have always been except in times of crisis. we hardly get their support in any regional tussle, so going to play big daddy is just being ambitious. there are other countries in Africa that are militarily superior to Nigeria who should form the "head man" for ECOMOG or whichever regional police therein. the issue at hand is equally a national security concern for Nigeria and that is why we would not sit on our hands, however, Nigeria should support all efforts to the Malian cause through covert arms supply, funding etc. sending our sons and daughters to Mali is not an option. it will be more politically suicidal for Jonathan already plagued by Boko haram at home,to think he can withstand the offensive of alqaeda backed by islamic mahreb, should they launch a reprisal on Nigeria. same people supporting this move today will be the same calling for his head when a terror attack claiming 3,000 lives happens on Nigerian soil. joboy, be wise |
candieangel12: I dunno how my future hubby will react but hopefully he will be a strong man that wont be a wimp at the sight of childbirth, especially since I want 2 have my children naturally at home in the bathtub. Something about water birth fascinates medid you read the question at all? olodo |
jide4lagos: so they are also fighting each others.Nigeria should divide!!! Nigeria should break up!!! does it really solve our problems? i have never failed to ponder over the ratiocination of regional autonomy in this country. Every region is plagued by its own peculiar epidemic, not a federal induced one but that borne from bonafide citizens of those areas. If the break up of Nigeria fails to address Nepotism and corruption, i rather Nigeria remains one. |
Wsdm: ...... And you think the land of whom the government claim to give you now will ever see you as rightfull owners? Ask those who have spent more than 200 years on a particular land and are still refers to as "settlers". My advise to you is to stay in your ancestral home and start negotiating a peaceful coexistence with you new country. May God see you all through all this unimaginable predicament.seriously, i have not seen a bakkassi indigene with a genuine concern. the biggest sensation to the tale is the loss of grand father's graves you can imagine the backwardness. its not like Nigeria cared much about that LGA, the Govt of cross river is simply hiding behind the minute plight of people to make much ado out of nothing. this is about oil, nothing more. if The Govt of Cameroon recognizes that i have lived in a particular region of theirs for as long as they deem necessary to grant me citizen ship, what am i leaving for? to Answer Nigerian? like Nigeria cares? why will i leave my settlement which has my source of livelihood for some flimsy political exodus? Bakassi people should go and study the land laws of Cameroon, i downloaded it sometime, though in french i couldn't translate it completely, but the few bits i put together made more sense than the Nigerian land laws. Bakassi people should fight for Cameroon to grant them citizenship, if Cameroon agrees, Nigeria is not worth it. NB: Cameroonian citizens have more land rights than Nigerians, what you guys need is a little education. Cross river govt should forget about the oil, Cameroon will still explore the oil and improve the welfare of the bakassi people, do you really wanna trust the Failed Nigerian state with that? |
Billyonaire: Its simple. Simply believe its your fault that she is nagging and do your utmost best to fulfill all that she desires. Believe me it works when you take charge and do all the lady needs done.and what happens to the insatiable part of every human? |
Zutchy: He has,done more than enough to deserve a return,he is putting in place the skeletal and economic structure that Nigeria as a country lacks but is needed to be in the 21st century,come 2015 my dear friend,by the time the fruits of all that GEJ and his team are doing would have manifested themselves unto you doubting Nigerians,you shall all go and queue with your new electronic voters card and vote him back into power,o yes,it shall come to pass inshi Allahthe same way fresh air manifested poverty and hunger in our lives, Abia!!!!!! |
nurus: I tink giving them query and witholding their salaries could have been better.The punishment is too harsh.they could have pampered them to a promotion, failure [b]mentality[/b, so you think you can miss a second in the private sector, if in doubt, ask the bankers |
well, that may make Borbon sit up to review their expatriate quota, deckhand (conductor), captain, beach master all na oyibo, yet our locals are jobless committing crime. |
afroxyz: If you work in the oil industry, then you would know that there is some credibility of what he said. The sound like bunkerers reallyyou are high on aphrodisiac borbon is a logistics company that hire boats and vessels to companies in NIGERIA. It is a french company with surfers as their flagship fleet. |
torkaka: @jp phillipsstory has it that he shot the gun to escape, its only lucky that can say how much he was threatened with the gun before the crowd arrived. |
torkaka: they'll have to really prove the gun shot theory(was it shot in the air or was it shot in a way someones life was threatened?) plus the gun shot theory will only to an extent be favorable to lucky. on the other hand, the "thief.thief" angle will slightly be favourable to the vigilante as they'll will claim they acted upon the false alarm raised by lucky. this connects with the IG saying lucky raised a false alarm even though lucky was not yet caught!im happy with your response the IGP screwed up, now, lucky's counsel needs to find the 5th guy with gun to make his case water tight. do you see the vigilante coming out of this, even hiding behind the false alarm claim? |
cap28: Coxson knew who was at his door, infact he let the 5 boys into his house and a fight ensued, he knew they were not armed robbers.He knew the implications of shouting "thief" because of the general bad feeling in the village following a series of robberies that had gone on, he knew that anyone accused of theft in that village would be dealt with severely but he went ahead and accused them of being thiefs all the same and the rest is history.why will he open the door if he doesn't have what they want? considering the fact he has been hiding from them for a long time as you claimed. i doubt if he opened his door, believe me, if those boys meant business, that door wouldn't need to be opened. |
torkaka: Presumption of Innocence: under the Nigerian Constitution, every person accused of a crime is presumed innocent. Even if a person is found committing a crime, the law still confers on that person the presumption of innocence.Very impressive!!! the defense counsel will have a hard time pulling him off. there was a version where the vigilante and the neighbors said they heard gun shots, wont it justify to a "leniable" (viz a viz leniency) extent the presumption of thief? does the defense counsel have a shot on that if they can prove the gun shot story? what is your take on the IGP report that said coxson raised a "FALSE ALARM" while he was still at large? |
tribalism: "If his life was threatened that night, his alarm is truly justified" Quite agree with you but were I to foresee death of the boys at a given time, I would have offered the truth. So I still blame him for keeping quiet and those boys died so the debt will die too. That is believing the story of debt collection as their mission.it sounds easy but in reality things are messier, if the vigilante is not armed, just like some tough brave guys wielding sticks, i don't think a sharp guy will relax, all he needs is for the attention of his assailant to be directed to the new guest (vigilante), if that happens, its a window of opportunity to Abscond. i will make such decisions if i were in his shoes for some obvious reasons. supposing the vigilante had guns (speculation) and was exchanging fire with my assailant, should i relax in the middle of the cross fire? assuming the vigilante doesn't have guns but some other dangerous weapons in its like, you don't expect me to be the referee while the vigilante struggles with my assailants, i may get hurt in the process, those are the reasons why he may likely take off. Now depending on how scared he is, he may have run far,oblivious of the fact that the boys are being murdered. that was why i wrote in my previous post, if he ran to PH for example to hide from debtor/assailant, how is he supposed to know what is happening in Aluu? Mind you Aluu, is not far from ph, about 200naira trip, he could have been at other neighboring communities like Alakahia, rumuji etc. lastly, if he has lived long in the community, he will know that the vigilante doesn't kill people without the permission of the chief. he may as well leave the boy's faith with the chief not necessarily the vigilante that caught them. well, i hope the police just comes up with a reasonable truth. |
silvernus0:The police has already told Nigerians that Bright raised a false alarm when bright was still at large. Naija police is a mess. next, they will torture him to change his statement to suit what the police told Nigerians. chei!! we don die for this country |
smtx: Next time wait for fresh facts before displaying outright ignorance in public.And i shouldn't have an opinion on an issue because i am scared of m0r0ns like you who cannot understand simple English? Alrite, you have had enough publicity for a day. |
smtx: Next time wait for fresh facts before displaying outright ignorance in public.And i shouldn't have an opinion on an issue because i am scared of m0r0ns like you who cannot understand simple English? |
smtx: @jp phillips...these where exactly your quotes:ur sponsor is in trouble, is English language this hard what a shame, read the bold part of my post twice and quickly go refund your school fees to your parents. some one that threw a "guess" at you, you interpret his comment as sure , someone that declared "awaiting fresh facts" is "sabi sabi!!". i doubt if a miracle can trim the rough edges of your ignorance.low iQ, is nothing to be proud of. you are a disgrace. |
smtx: You are always hearing things ...that's schizophrenia...n u believe speculations, dats DUMB!Moderator!! is there anyway i can stop this urchin from quoting my posts? i am convinced WAEC had a good reason for scoring you F9 in English language courtesy of your comprehension. |
obowunmi: How can a man as grown as coxson borrow money from 18 year olds what an idiot.my dear, it is all speculations, bright has not spoken, however, i heard in port harcort that bright is an agent, its not like they borrowed him money, they said the boys made payments for accommodation through him. nobody really knows, its all speculations, i insist bright should make a statement that will clear a lot grounds. |
smtx: @jp philips...you are shifting ground, u r like a masquerade changing its steps to suite the drummers beat, you are like the reptile changing its skin to suite the environment. You called people names to prove your point. Infact you quoted Isaac Newton's law, the law of karma,and the holy book...u were of the opinion that they deserved what they got and here you are again saying:"Bright was aware the guys were not thieves no doubt" IMAGINE! YOU SHOULD BOW YOUR HEAD IN SHAME! MR SABI-SABI.my posts are not exactly meant for m0r0ns, next time you read them, keep a shrink close. |
smtx: I seem not to get u at all...are trying to change your views?I analyze the situation as information trickle in, i use speculation to create possible scenarios of what happened. 2 days ago, i said the chief should be released, i said that because immediately after the incident, the Gov. ordered the arrest of the chief, as at that time, the vigilante and other suspects including bright was still at large. i didn't see the connection yet. In detention, the chief claimed he pronounced death on the boys because of what the vigilante told him. that is absurd, that was why i referred to the chief as the devil in my most recent post. perhaps Gov. amaechi knew what we didn't know at that time by ordering his arrest. most Nigerians don't know what a forum is, they see it as a platform to table their family issues, people should throw divergent views, create scenarios and opinions on issues like these. |
Ibaku: This bros u are very funny, he ran after the help he called for had arrived, then if he knew they will be taken to the chief he should have gone with them, as †ђε̲ complainant, if he really wanted them to get justice there. For me, he is †ђε̲ first one that would be found guilty. Then †ђε̲ chief, for not demanding to hear from †ђε̲ complainant before passing judgement. Then finally each and everyone that participated i̲̅n †ђε̲ lynching to death of those boys. Thank u.Who should report to the chief, the debtor or the creditor ![]() creditor resorted to intimidation and violence while debtor aggravated the violence he brought to save his A.r.se, what are we supposed to do about it? |
cap28: i cant believe people like you exist - but i guess life in nigeria has dehumanised people so badly that human life means nothing hence the existence of people like you.people like you don't impress me either so cut the crap. you made this statement Bright aka Coxson owed money to one of the young men, he had been avoiding this young man for months, when this young man turned up early in the mornign along with his friends to demand payment he refused to pay up and a fight ensued,A fight ensued, what kinda fight are we looking at? 4/5men vs 1, is that really a fight or subjugation? I can picture the guy being beaten by those boys not a fight, i think you have chosen to down play the scenario. Bright alerted the Neighbors is no news it is a mere survival instinct i don't see the big deal there. Bright was aware the guys were not thieves no doubt, but how else was he supposed to get help from the vigilante? he should have shouted debtors!! debtors!! debtors!!. is that what you will do? Using thieves has different faces to it, the day bright borrowed the said money, did he borrow from a squad or one individual? if i owe one person and a squad comes to collect the money,already, my mind will tell me that the situation is beyond debt. this is common sense. Bright has stayed long enough in the community to know that the vigilante don't kill robbers or thieves without the Approval of the chief. we saw the pics of the boys shortly after leaving the chief's premises, were they not looking fresh? is it uncommon for bright to assume that though the vigilante caught them, they still stand a chance to explain the situation to the chief no matter how aggravated? i tell you what, the real demon is the chief. at some point in all the speculations, the boy's lives were in his hands, conversely, at some point, Bright's life was in the hands of the boys. About why he ran, so many scenarios must have played out. it is difficult explaining some things to Nigerians in Diaspora or even the over fed baby elephants in lekki what the reality brings. in most villages where vigilante's operate, not all of them have guns, in fact, i have not heard any police report or speculation that clearly proved the vigilante had guns. in my own community they don't use guns,rumor has it they have charms or sometimes sticks but i have never seen them with guns. speculation has it that one of the assailants fired a shot,(though unconfirmed) if vigilante arrives, will you comfortably say that bright has gotten help? if that was the case, bright got a distraction and that created the opportunity for him to escape. even in military rescue operations, there is what is called "friendly fire" where the rescuers accidentally kill one of themselves or the the man in captivity, asking why he ran after he got help is a lame line of reasoning. what kinda help will an armless vigilante render to a person whose assailants are presumed to have a gun? is that real help? and in your infinite wisdom, you expect him to stand and exchange hand shake with the vigilante while one of his assailants have fired a scary shot in the air? (speculations). If he ran to ph for instance, how is he supposed to keep tab on what the fate of those boys were? I lost all confidence in the police the moment they presented us with a "false alarm" claim while bright himself was still at large, it is as barbaric as the chief who passed a death sentence on those boys.(speculations) bright may not get justice after all, little wonder his community is relying on vigilante to protect themselves. |
snowprince01: His life was threatened nd he screamed thief, what about after d boize were caught, why did he not say they were not robbers bt came to collect dept in a forceful way?..u b total mumu nd u reason only 1 sided.. If its dat easy for him to just say his life was threatened nd all case will b dropped, then why is he on d run?in a forceful way you said, forceful enough to threaten his safety? because he is owing a paltry students debt? how much is geometrics, gitto, etc owing Nigerian banks? is it justifiable to threaten his life because he is owing you? it was a 4/5 men against 1, can you guarantee his safety? havent you seen where a debtor is beaten to death before? why did the boys not use vigillante or police to collect the money? what about reporting bright to the chief of their community ? why use "force" like you claimed? if your theory is corrct, then the boys took the law in their hands before the community did to them. what do you think bright's family will be saying in the media tomorrow? you lack common sense. |
Biggyd2: Whether or not the 4 students committed any crime is not the issue. The question is- WAS THE KILLING BY THE ALUU COMMUNITY JUSTIFIED UNDER THE LAW? NO!i agree with you completely but i am suprised at Nairalanders who wish to condemn bright without hearing his version of the story. is it not what killed these boys in the first place? police said he raised a false alarm while he was still at large, that is wrong. if bright raised an alarm because his life was threatened, what is his crime? police passed a judgement on bright before he was caught. im really worried about that young man. if someone was molesting me to the point where i get help, you dont expect me to stay , let alone where my assailants have a gun. (unconfirmed) The families of the boys deserve justice, same as bright. bright should tell the Nigerian people why he raised an alarm. that is my aburi and there i stand!! Bright is about to get jungle justice but no one is seeing that. pathetic to say the least. why wont he run if he was threatened? did he know the vigilante will kill them? reports have it that the boys were taken to the chief, what if he assumed the boys will get justice there? but in the interim, he had to run to save himself. the chief is the devil here if he actually pronounced the boys dead. bright remains innocent till proven guilty. |
chronique: @jp philips:ok, 4/5 men (students) storms his house, he identifies one as his creditor,the uninvited guests started threatening his life in any way. he calls for help, vigilante arrives, the fifth (from the story) escapes who appears to be the biggest threat, the debtor gets a window of opportunity to escape, while the vigilante was busy with the rest 4. he runs to ph from Aluu (depending on how scared he is) only to hear that the boys were dead,the next day, tell me the chance he has to save those boys? |
Decryptor: Are u sure that this JP Philips is not the guy who planked those boys? Cos with the above comments, one can deduce that you don't have an iota of symphaty in you...I'm beginning to suspect you o! What is the meaning of the "JP" in your name? "Just Planking" Phillips?now, im shitting in my pants, good humor azimibraun: Claimed his life ws threatend? And after d boys wia arrested did he come out 2 say he ws threatend or they came 2rob him? He shouted thief thief and nt killers killers.. Wia is d story of the laptop and fone frm? Do u shout thief thief @ killers? He hs no case. And besides d boys are dead and are presumed innocent of d crime.do you go back to ask police what happened to the thieves they caught in your backyard? occam: You don't get it. do you? This is the outrage most of us feel: That in modern day Nigeria, anybody can still be LYNCHED AND BURNT to death in broad day light. This is a level of barbarism that is truly alien to any civilized society. Also, the inevitable break down of law and order resulting from this barbaric behavior, means people are no longer safe in the streets.there is no modern day Nigeria, the police failed us long before my father grew pubic hairs torkaka: STOP DISPLAYING YOUR IGNORANCE! THE BOY IN QUESTION RAISED A FALSE ALARM KNOWING FULLY WELL THE IMPLICATION OF HIS ACTION.LOL sunkoye: He's gonna be charged for Involuntary manslaughter- He can get double life imprisonment. Govt don’t want him to come out and raise another false alarm again which might involve JP Philip and his gangs.- that is: he is dangerous as a free man!i tot of involuntary man slaughter, but he has a strong case if he felt threatened. the police should be smart to arrest the fifth guy, silence him totally before arraigning this guy, that alone will guarantee maximum sentence. anyways, if his father is as wealthy as the ones bringing forth the case, it will end in "its nice doing business with you" |
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lol some Nigerians need help