₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,344,475 members, 8,512,093 topics. Date: Monday, 02 November 2026 at 07:55 PM

Toggle theme

Jpphilips's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Jpphilips's Profile › Jpphilips's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 (of 342 pages)

Politics › Re: Reactions Over Rats In President Buhari's Office by jpphilips(m): 10:36am On Aug 23, 2017
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Union Non-negotiable - Goodluck Jonathan (Throwback) by jpphilips(m): 10:27am On Aug 23, 2017
linusbnn:
If the constitution does not av anything like referendum in it,it is the smart play of the writer of the constitution and that is why pple are calling for constitution amendment,the constitution should be amended based on the realities on ground as what is the situation in 1999,is not the same as 2017. Secondly,nigeria is a signatory to the laws that bind the United Nations,African Union,and Ecowas,so as a result of that they are abide to respect such laws because it is not selective. Anything about nigeria is scam even you know the truth. Restructure,you say NO,Separation,you say NO.
Nigeria is not the only country in the world whose constitution left out referendum, even the united states FG can not give anybody referendum, same for about 76 countries in the world including iraq, the baffling part is that you think it is right for an !d!0t, a British citizen, a nonentity on Exile in the UK who has not paid tax in this country to ask us to review our constitution to suit his stup!d!ty?
come on!! are we that dumb?
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Union Non-negotiable - Goodluck Jonathan (Throwback) by jpphilips(m): 10:21am On Aug 23, 2017
PassingShot:
No president worth his salt will say the unity of the country he presides over is negotiable.

The world over, a group of people who wants to secede will go through either of two options:

1. Referendum: This is only applicable if there is provision for such in the constitution. Unfortunately for all of us, our constitution doesn't provide for it which means no president has that privilege to allow it else he'd be committing an impeachable offence. To take this route, the group wishing to secede MUST first work to get the constitution amended through the NASS. And if GEJ from SS region couldn't work for that amendment, it's foolish to expect a president from any other region to work for it.

2. Violence: This unfortunately is the only other option. We all know what comes with it are death, destruction, sorrow, hunger and many other humanitarian crisis. If you didn't witness the civil war of 1966, and you were too young to see what happened in Liberia, Somalia, Rwanda and many other African countries, you're surely seeing what is happening in Syria, Central African Republic, DRC and many others.

So, PMB is right to have said it unequivocally that Nigeria's unity is not negotiable just as those before him were right in saying so.

The earlier the Chief Idiot and Pig of Biafra (Terrorist Kanu) and his fellow idiots and pigs realized this and be guided, the better for all of us.
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Allow Biafra, Oduduwa, Others Referendum - Arewa Youths Beg Buhari by jpphilips(m): 10:13am On Aug 23, 2017
Yyeske:
Someone please educate these kids and piglets that we don't have a referendum clause in our constitution and the president does not even have the power to issue such to any group.
I tire ooo!! when did Nigeria get infected with so many demented individuals? Unconstitutional referendum is not recognised anywhere in the world.
Politics › Re: Allow Biafra, Oduduwa, Others Referendum - Arewa Youths Beg Buhari by jpphilips(m): 10:03am On Aug 23, 2017
Allow? how? is buhari an emperor or King to allow or disallow referendum? what kinda illiterates do we have in our social media space?
The constitution made no provision for any damn referendum, buhari only swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution as it is, buhari is not your problem your constitution is;
Kanu may not have read the constitution in details before starting his London madness, is it our fault that he is ignorant of the workings of the republic? Why should a tout have an opinion on our national unity when he has no clue how it operates?
Politics › Re: Photos Of President Buhari With Service Chiefs Today by jpphilips(m): 4:55pm On Aug 22, 2017
ollaxworld:


Sentiments aside, this man is obviously weak, old and medically unfit to continue with that sit.

We hear different lies daily trying to cover-up truths about his health from the public. From hiding the details of His ailments (which he spent and still spending billions of Naira of tax payers earnings) to recording his first speech upon returning to the country.


I am here waiting for where they would turn to after exhausting all the possible lies within their reach.


We just heard about rodents destroying THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE OF THE LARGEST BLACK NATION ON EARTH... how on earth could they even think the gullibility of Nigerians would buy this "unsunatic lie"?


I weep for Nigeria and Nigerians
I am sure you are not even a stakeholder in Nigeria, I am certain you don't pay tax, why are you really concerned? Your citizenship is just one vote which is useless compared to over 2m others that enthroned the President, can you face what ever career you have and allow the president do his job??
Business › Re: Some Questions About Dangote's New Refinery by jpphilips(m): 3:56pm On Aug 22, 2017
gnykelly:
he can't really absolve those shock his quota of the pie is 50%. and he struggled to contribute.

the answer to question 4

is that he built a massive subsea pipeline down to the niger-delta should in case it get blown off the refinery was build not only to refine sweet crude that nigeria have in abundance but can also refine Angolan crude which is a stone throw to lagos.
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Buhari’s First Day Back On Duty, A Loud Disappointment, Aso Rock Sources - SR by jpphilips(m): 2:29pm On Aug 22, 2017
Sahara reporters, how can you be telling us about his first day at work when you had a vision he is on Life support?
Politics › Re: Most People In Nnamdi Kanu's Rally In Anambra Were Imported - Govern Obiano by jpphilips(m):
Baroba:
" They will know am from Aguleri".. What a useless threat? Who gives a flying f**k where you from. Instead of building bridges this clown is busy issuing empty threats.. Enugu folks have no business protesting in Anambra, stop dividing Ndigbo.. Obiano goofed time..

He is making Ipob more relevant without knowing it..ewu
That was not a threat, the best warriors from Anambra come from Aguleri, those guys dont fvck around.
Business › Re: Some Questions About Dangote's New Refinery by jpphilips(m): 10:09am On Aug 22, 2017
989900:
Jpphilips killed it already.

In addition, the refinery already has this massive underwater pipelines.
We should expect an avalanche of private refineries springing up from every corner of the country : Nigerians and 'copy cat' -- some other private refineries are already in the works already. The probability of Nigeria producing excess of 1m barrels per day in 2-3 years.

Translates to:

*Forex conservation and Forex earnings from refined products exports and fertilizer: stronger Naira.
*Increased GDP.
*Jobs.
*More FDIs.
*Power supply (it would likely take care of Lagos and environs 24*7).
Massive subsea pipelines? that's quick but it doesn't explain much, they could be offshore feed stock or Quay lines , they could be export lines, they could be loading terminal lines, it's too early to speculate what he intends to use the lines for.
I won't borrow your "copy cat" terminology, the buisness environment here is way too risky hence smart investors are always waiting for the money bags to take the first plunge, if they succeed, others can follow, it's a smart buisness strategy, the investment cost is huge, if it fails you are fvcked, guys like Dangote can absorb those shocks, so I agree, there will be new entrants if Dangote succeeds from an economics point of view, from a capitalist point of view, who likes competition? grin grin

Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 11:41pm On Aug 21, 2017
WeNoGoDie:
Keep your words to yourself. I thoroughly know your type.

I don't need your lecture neither did I plead for courtesy from anyone.

You are worse than the others because you even read how the whole thing and knew what went down and still ended spilling this lengthy immature jibberish.

The foreigner was talking about folks like you.
When you are ignorant of any subject, ask questions or shut the fvck up, is that too much to ask?
Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 11:35pm On Aug 21, 2017
slimfit1:
Sir uncle sir you are very stupid sir with respect sir. So diplomatic passport is paying for treatment too sir ? Why are you very foolish to think I'll fall for your crap sir?

The treatment is paid by British government too sir yes or no ? Before you reply sir, no when to quit to not make things worse for yourself. The opposition does have point and I look and evaluation how things operate.

Before you lie again diplomacy is not included in the NHS you pay for treatment because he doesn't pay tax in UK.
While I was explaining diplomatic assets, he thought I was talking about diplomatic passports despite giving him examples, grin grin grin.
Im so ashamed of myself to have responded to a tailor with the IQ of a squirrel.
Business › Re: Some Questions About Dangote's New Refinery by jpphilips(m): 11:20pm On Aug 21, 2017
1. When the refinery gets up and running (by God's grace!) how soon will that lead to a complete end to fuel importation a month, two?
The Nigerian oil minister said its kicking off in 2018, in sync with Dangote's test run plans, while every maiden project comes with its unique challenges, its quite ambitious to say its a rubber stamp date of resumption, we can only hope for the best.

2. will the price of fuel products eg petrol, diesel, kerosene etc reduce? if so what realistic price range can nigerians expect.
Dangote while he is bound by some level of domestic supply obligations his target market is the continental and global markets so don't raise your hopes yet.
On the flip side, his entry will influence some dynamics in the supply chain, Nigeria will conserve forex otherwise used to import products, Naira will strengthen and the flood gates of importation will start again.
The government may decide to ban such imports outrightly or make it difficult to access forex for that purpose, either ways, the whole monopoly arguement will start again, bla bla bla, Dangote will resist the pms 145 naira band, the marketers will strike for inclusion those are serious grey areas one can't just predict at this point. As expected, the prices are supposed to go down no doubt but in a capitalist economy, you cant be too sure.

3. the refinery is located in lekki how then will the refined products be transported? i'm asking this question from a transport point of view because of the usual gridlock that occurs around that lekki area. or will a pipeline be constructed from the lekki axis to the apapa tank farms.
While it is expected that a refinery of that magnitude will maintain a network of pipelines linking its surface storages nationwide, I think such projects wont commence immediately, perhaps 2-3yrs, from the little layout I ve seen of the refinery, my best guess is that he will rely more on Vessels for depot shipment through the water ways, he wouldn't want much of NUPENG wahala so I equally expect him to employ the Sino truck strategy for his tankers.

4. also related how will the refinery be able to access it's raw crude considering the threats of sabotage, militancy and volatility of the niger-delta area?

I think in the interim he may rely on Niger delta oil, however, he has stakes in several offshore oil blocks esp OML 315 and our Jdz. Crude price is low, he can afford to buy oil anywhere in the world including our production partners running out of supply contracts, feedstock isn't a problem.


5. apart from earning us foreign exchange and also stopping us wasting scarce dollars on importation of petroleum products what other multiplier benefits will come out from the set up of this refinery?
I am not sure what equity we contributed to earn us the so called forex, I know he was given loads of concessions to facilitate that project, however, if those concessions were monetized, I have no clue, perhaps in the future he may be forced to accept a form of domestic supply obligation.
Like you said, government intend to conserve forex not earn at this point, we may decide to utilize the refinery derivatives to grow other sectors to earn forex.
Its a chain reaction from direct to indirect jobs, servicing contractors, supply chain effect, its gonna be the next boom.
Politics › Re: Chinedu Ogah: Biafra Is Not Feasible In Nigeria – Says APC Chieftain by jpphilips(m): 2:21pm On Aug 21, 2017
Aufbauh:
From the activities of those Ipob miscreants I've come to terms that indeed ignorance is worse than a disease and joblessness is a menace.

This is why a handsome looking young man in his prime who should have been solving his company's management problems, is engaged with his fellows chasing shadow in this Buhari's regime.... Smh.
Don't underestimate the power of ignorance, I tell you what, most of them actually think the so called Biafra will come, but once you ask them the process of getting Biafra, 100% have no clue, how can someone put his fate and trust on an unrealistic stup!d!ty?
Politics › Re: Chinedu Ogah: Biafra Is Not Feasible In Nigeria – Says APC Chieftain by jpphilips(m): 2:07pm On Aug 21, 2017
grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Anambra Lawyers Blast Nnamdi Kanu, Blame Him Over Ekwulobia Crises by jpphilips(m): 10:59am On Aug 21, 2017
ccudoye:
cry kissa[olor=#770077][/color] kiss cry kiss
Biafra Referendum
This is BIAFRA.
BIAFRA is not NEGOTIABLE, make no mistake about THIS.
BIAFRA stand for 100% PEACE.
If you stand against BIAFRA, you will be DESTROYED.
Great BIAFRANS, Great PEOPLE, Greatest NATION.
I stand with the GREATEST NATION BIAFRA.
We are Igbos. ...God's own people.
BIAFRA REFERENDUM IS NOT NEGOTIABLE. 99.9% of Igbos want BIAFRA.iafra Referendum
This is BIAFRA.
BIAFRA is not NEGOTIABLE, make no mistake about THIS.
BIAFRA stand for 100% PEACE.
If you stand against BIAFRA, you will be DESTROYED.
Great BIAFRANS, Great PEOPLE, Greatest NATION.
I stand with the GREATEST NATION BIAFRA.
We are Igbos. ...God's own people.
BIAFRA REFERENDUM IS NOT NEGOTIABLE. 99.9% of Igbos want Biafra
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
In the late 80's there was an NTA sponsored TV program called "Ichoku", after reading your gibberish, I couldn't help the nostalgia, most of you are not mentally fit to continue coexisting with us in Nigeria, as a matter of fact, you guys are sure going but not to Biafra, it has to be a journey of no return. will let you guys know when I figure out the destination.
Politics › Re: Anambra Lawyers Blast Nnamdi Kanu, Blame Him Over Ekwulobia Crises by jpphilips(m): 10:55am On Aug 21, 2017
3. Biafra with her history and wisdom long existed before the advent of the colonialist who came along with their foreign education, language and divide-rule strategy; all of which the so-called Anambra Lawyers rather chose to embrace and flaunt beautifully.
What do you guys gain from this recurrent cheap lies? There was no Biafra anywhere in the world before the White man came, the White man came and named a portion of the Atlantic Ocean "Bight of Biafra", the Eastern region of Nigeria was the first human territory named Biafra on May 30th 1967, 7yrs after the white men left. Enough of this cheap lie!!



5. What ever legal assistance rendered by the so- called convener to Nnamdi Kanu and by extension IPOB has been rubbished by this press release.
what matters is that Kanu's fate is hanging on a legal balance, only time will tell.



Btw, I am young man below 40, an important title holder and noble man from Omambala making me a stakeholder in the topic of discussion and by the grace of God, a high achiever and scholar ( western education inclusive).
[/quote]grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
It is unsurprising that you had to remind us your academic exploits because ardent followers of kanu share a particular embarrassing stereotype, grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Shell Official Says Niger Delta Is No Longer Attractive To Investors by jpphilips(m): 10:18am On Aug 21, 2017
Afam4eva:
It's commonsensical that a region that produces most of Nigeria's resources but doesn't get it's due will be restive. It's like jumping inside mud and asking why your body is dirty.
Quite agreeable your position but the Niger delta issue is a lot complicated. The current IOC approach is what i think will discipline them, stop operations and you have nothing, allow us to produce and you get something. It is not the fault of the IOC's that governors misappropriated their 13% and 3% of the federation account in the guise of NDDC?
Are you saying that if this 16% opportunity went to the West, East or parts of the middle north, they will be living in squalor? oil went to the wrong people and its time the IOC's made it clear that having oil under your feet doesn't guarantee petro dollars but having corresponding investments and stable infrastructure.
Politics › Re: Shell Official Says Niger Delta Is No Longer Attractive To Investors by jpphilips(m): 9:23am On Aug 21, 2017
grin grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by jpphilips(m): 9:19am On Aug 21, 2017
komekn:
Ambassador Stephens was killed by Al Quadia aligned groups.

The uprising started with the killing of innocent civilians. The people revolted after over 300 people were killed the dreaded Khamis Battalion based at Katiba was in the forefront of killing innocent civilians.

Elements within the army found it difficult to kill thier own family members and revolted. The heavily armed and we'll stocked Garrison at Katiba was overtaken from inside and outside by now the increasing number of civilian rebels turned militants.

The entire weaponry was seized. The need for foreign supplies was never thier they had all they needed. Apart from air power. However, a number of Gaddafi's airforce were flying the planes to Egypt and Greece and refusing to bomb thier own people.

A few days letter a UN resolution was put in place to protect citizens and enforce a no fly zone. Within the hour French fighter jets averted a certain blood bath by Gaddafi heavy weaponry and tanks when they completely took all his tanks out that were just about to enter Benghazi.

The Zintan uprising had also started as well as in other cities across Libya. The Zintan Brigade a collection of civilian militias was formed. Who began to inflict heavy casualties on govt forces after raiding the Gaddafi arms caches within and outside the city.

The idea that this was all Western orchestrated is simply impossible and not true. They didn't have to supply arms the country was already awash with them.
[b]
According to the new york times;

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration secretly gave its blessing to arms shipments to Libyan rebels from Qatar last year.
But in the months before, the Obama administration clearly was worried about the consequences of its hidden hand in helping arm Libyan militants, concerns that have not previously been reported. The weapons and money from Qatar strengthened militant groups in Libya, allowing them to become a destabilizing force since the fall of the Qaddafi government.

The United States, which had only small numbers of C.I.A. officers in Libya during the tumult of the rebellion, provided little oversight of the arms shipments. Within weeks of endorsing Qatar’s plan to send weapons there in spring 2011, the White House began receiving reports that they were going to Islamic militant groups. They were “more antidemocratic, more hard-line, closer to an extreme version of Islam” than the main rebel alliance in Libya, said a former Defense Department official.He said that Qatar would not have gone through with the arms shipments if the United States had resisted them,

During the frantic early months of the Libyan rebellion, various players motivated by politics or profit — including an American arms dealer who proposed weapons transfers in an e-mail exchange with a United States emissary later killed in Benghazi — sought to aid those trying to oust Colonel Qaddafi.

But after the White House decided to encourage Qatar — and on a smaller scale, the United Arab Emirates — to ship arms to the Libyans, President Obama complained in April 2011 to the emir of Qatar that his country was not coordinating its actions in Libya with the United States, the American officials said

[/b]http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/06/world/africa/weapons-sent-to-libyan-rebels-with-us-approval-fell-into-islamist-hands.html?mcubz=3
Need I say more?
Politics › Re: 'Watch Your Utterances Against Edwin Clark' - Ijaw Youths Warn Nnamdi Kanu by jpphilips(m): 4:17am On Aug 21, 2017
julietm123:
Oya,go and beat him na. I don't blame them but ipob. They better redraw that Biafra map. We are in 2017.lesotho is inside SA., and the are not doing badly. Biafra can never be achieved with this bad blood,disunity and double speak. Kanu cannot achieve Biafra without reaching out to the international community and some international heavy weights.
When is the clown reaching out to the international community?
Politics › Re: 'Watch Your Utterances Against Edwin Clark' - Ijaw Youths Warn Nnamdi Kanu by jpphilips(m): 4:12am On Aug 21, 2017
Lightening:
Kanu stopping Anambra election? Didn't know he has such powers. Shame to the zoo that an ordinary civilian without any political power nor ever had any would successfully stop election. It is TIME UP for deceits and lies.
You think its about who has the power or influence? Who is a politician if not a person who has tested his popularity with the people? What matters is what you do with your influence. Kanu told you Nigeria is a zoo, till you fight for the soul of this country, you will never know what you ve got, till you become a refugee and your wife (if you can afford one) is raped on the streets while your kids watch, you will never understand what anarchy means!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by jpphilips(m): 3:56am On Aug 21, 2017
komekn:
I am forced to clear this misrepresentation of fact.

Libya under Gaddafi had one of the largest stockpiles of weaponry in Africa, when he turned his guns on his own people and they in turn, turned on him and rejected him. Remember that was the Arab Spring.

Remember also that in Benghazi whole battalions rejected him, particularly as he had taken to using Touareg mercenaries to butcher his own people.

The west supported the uprising but did not by any means start it.

The people just raided the huge stockpiles and then defended themselves with the looted weapons. The more opportunistic amongst them sold the weapons to the Islamic Maghreb, even the Touaregs helped themselves to the freely available assorted weaponry. At this stage they too started their on rebellion and then Boko joined in buying weaponry at the Nations closing down give away sale, the rest is now present continuous history.
According to the Benghazi report released in part by the US Congress, Gaddafi's arms fell into the hands of those you mentioned after Gaddafi was murdered not before.
It might interest you to note that Gaddafi's Libya placed Libya as the 3rd and 2nd best militaries in Africa at the time so no one is in doubt of his stockpile, what I think you should be concerned about is when another nation in any guise Nato or whatever ask people to over throw their government for whatever reasons, but wont do same at home, it calls for serious concern.
The US admitted arming, training, cordinating and resupplying the rebels, why do you think Ambassador chris Stephens was killed by the same Libyans if the US was innocent?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Technical Discussions On International Military Equipments Doctrines Tactics Etc by jpphilips(m): 3:43am On Aug 21, 2017
nemesis4u:
the seeds of chaos r inherent in every country

the crux of the matter is who r the stakeholders -who waters it and to what purpose

note chaos can be interpreted as manifesting itself either in good or bad state , depending if it is in favor or contrary to the well being of the state.

citizens of a welfare state will fight for their country no matter their internal difference becz all of them r stakeholders of the resources / governance of the state. nobody will burn a house which he/she built himself or herself.

whereas a security state no matter how prosperous or how legitimate will always be a country divided against itself becz there r no stakeholders ,except for a few individuals in power or a single political party.


and importantly thieves will always enter or try to enter a house with open doors , so whose onus is it to be responsible for the security - not the stakeholders (owners) but all the collective stakeholders ie the owners, the neighbors , the security , everybody in the system .

so question to u is was Libya a welfare state or security state ? grin


nation state is a collective reflection of what we r as citizens the good,the bad,the worse,the united,the divided.......................the intelligent or the morons grin

undivided citizens can never be turned against itself , how hard anybody may try, but divided citizens just need a small nudge at the right time and on the right issue to start the fireworks. grin

study for exploiting vulnerabilities of a state is very interesting becz it sometimes reflects and helps u introspect the vulnerabilities of ur own state. i believe i mentioned something relating to it once

it is a top dollar business wink

anyways

dig a pit for others , and ur likely to fall into it grin grin grin
You seem not to understand the crux of the debate, the United states, is it a welfare or a security state by your standards?
They have never been divided worse than now, so your thief and open doors analogy still placed the US on the same pedestal, why are they yet to pick up arms against the state?
Its even easier because they have gun shops littered everywhere, they don't really need a rogue nation to supply the arms, yet, they wont do that why?
There is a learning point for Africans and Arabs in the US.
Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 3:31am On Aug 21, 2017
WeNoGoDie:
In case of what. Abeg forget that thing, you aren't lie Mohammed, I've seen hundreds of convoys of heads of state worldwide and never once seen an ambulance in a single one.
If this was your original post, then its understandable why folks attacked you even if you made a mistake, only in Nigeria especially on this site you see village people make ignorant statements where they should ordinarily be ashamed.
If you were not attacked, someone ignorant may read and run along with your misinformation, thats why you should ask questions when unsure not making categorical baseless statements.
When you are busted, you plead for courtsey, do you think it is courteous to misinform the public in the first place? Most Nigerians are hopelessly ignorant, you dont need to look further than the fist page of every thread, there is nothing wrong with ignorance when the bearer keeps it to himself.
It becomes a problem when one is ignorant yet throw it out on the world wide web!

A foreigner once said that spending 2yrs on Nairaland gave him the impression Nigerians are not more than 20yrs old, I was so embarrassed. Thats exactly why folks may attack your ignorance, where you don't know, ask questions or shut the fvck up!
Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 3:17am On Aug 21, 2017
WeNoGoDie:
Yes I've seen hundreds of convoys without ambulance. If an ambulance is disguised in another color nobody can tell its an ambulance.

To those that can reason, I am correct in that sense but to kids like you that come to Nairaland only to look for girls and throw insults, I won't allow myself to descend to your debased level.

I won't even bother with you beyond now. If you need websites where you can load more garbage insult vocabularies in your head then try Google.
It is standard practice to have an ambulance in any motor cade for emergency response, Usually behind the press crew. Its nothing out of the ordinary.
Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 3:13am On Aug 21, 2017
slimfit1:
It will be nice if your dead brains can explain to me if it's free security to just pack a plane the pilots who is paying for the hotels other cost please if you are stupid don't assume everyone is. You say call me and illiterate? Rather be and illerate than a full at 40 like you sir.
Plane and pilots are the same right? Dont you know that the pilot is paid regardless of where the plane is, if Buhari was in Nigeria, you pay the pilot regardless.

The best part of listening to grass heads like you is that, you guys are empty but too dumb to keep that emptiness at home.
Jets, motorcade, embassy buildings, embassy vehicles, defence attache equipments etc are all booked as diplomatic assets, nobody pays a kobo for it.

Because you are a disgraceful illiterate PDP told you the plane attract millions in charges you believe them?
Now you are talking about the pilot, you still pay them regardless of the location of the plane.
Do you have any idea where they stayed in London to open your brown teeth on hotels?
What if they are kept in Abuja house in case the president wish to make emergency medical lift off? These facts you must get before taking sides if your brain wasn't leaking oil.
Now go back to your tailoring and leave politics for those who understand it.
Politics › Re: President Buhari Arrives Aso Villa - Video by jpphilips(m): 9:56am On Aug 20, 2017
SmartPunter:
So the Old Vegetable is finally back , I dont Give a Fu-ck if he is Back , his coming back wont stop the dream of Biafra coming through..... B4 October 1St his Mumu Cabal go tell una anoda story ...
Remind us the abode of Kanu before the president left?
Politics › Re: Photos: Pres. Buhari's Supporters Mob His Car As He Drives To The Aso Rock by jpphilips(m): 9:48am On Aug 20, 2017
slimfit1:
Daddy general president please next time keep the plane in Abuja sir let our soldiers protect it let the money be wasting in our shores. Mr please it is embarrassing seeing our plane in another territory, as if it was captured by UK government. Sir keeping it in Nigeria is better worse for your die hard fan to defend that stupidity from you to keep a plane as important as that in foreign land costing us huge more. Please think of the poor people in Daura before you do that again.
In the spirit of advise, please when next you are sent to a technical school to study tailoring, insist on a proper school that teaches international relations where you will learn what a diplomatic asset is.
Illiterates like you wont keep your illiteracy at home, must you show the world that you are dumb? How do you think a diplomatic asset will attract charges? Stop disgracing Nigerians
.
Politics › Re: 2019: 7 PDP ‘heavyweights’ That May Slug It Out With Buhari by jpphilips(m): 9:34am On Aug 20, 2017
I saw just one contender Duke, the rest are political liabilities.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 (of 342 pages)