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Hahaaa. . .this useless story was told over and over in every nook and cranny of Nigeria. Whoever invented this tale deserves a GCON attached to his name. Another annoying one is how Nigerians always come up with a story after Super Eagles lose in a compettion about how FIFA has banned our opponents and we were now moving on, or the match is going to be replayed because of some flimsy reason. These stories would circulate for days after the match until reality sets in. ![]() By the way, OP, it's congestive heart failure. . .there's nothing like cognitive heart failure. |
[b]Stories! Of course Buhari was in on the whole maneuvering that culminated in victory for Saraki and Dogara. Actually, he played a very crucial role by convening an APC reconciliation meeting at the same time the national assembly inaugurations were scheduled. . .a meeting he tactfully failed to attend, but he did not fail to sign and forward the proclamation required for the inauguration of the new assembly. The seamlessly executed Machiavellian maneuver saw the Tinubu loyalists shepherded to a phantom meeting while Saraki and his crew with their PDP collaborators did what they had to do with minimum opposition. In response, the APC leadership challenged the legality of the proceedings, but, alas, Buhari did not hesitate to embrace the results. I've always maintained that the Fulani would rally around Buhari to ensure that Tinubu's influence within the APC is downsized to a convenient proportion. Hate them or love them, the Fulani in Nigeria have continued to demonstrate a remarkable political acumen. They've long consolidated power in the north at the expense of the larger Hausas and other groups, and are able to make inroads into the south as needed. Meanwhile, the Igbo and Yoruba have mutually sworn that they'll rather sh.it bricks forever than work together to provide a formidable southern opposition to Fulani hegemony. What more could a Mallam possibly ask for?[/b] |
"The most beautiful thing about what has happened is that Bola Tinubu’s political influence in Nigeria is coming to a sunset and it is about five minutes to midnight for him." I no fit laugh eehh. . .this is definitely personal! |
[b]Nigerians can't be this daft! Of course Buhari was in on the whole maneuvering that culminated in victory for Saraki and Dogara. Actually, he played a very crucial role by convening an APC reconciliation meeting at the same time the national assembly inaugurations were scheduled. . .a meeting he tactfully failed to attend, but he did not fail to sign and forward the proclamation required for the inauguration of the new assembly. The seamlessly executed Machiavellian maneuver saw the Tinubu loyalists shepherded to a phantom meeting while Saraki and his crew with their PDP collaborators did what they had to do with minimum opposition. In response, the APC leadership challenged the legality of the proceedings, but, alas, Buhari did not hesitate to embrace the results. I've always maintained that the Fulani would rally around Buhari to ensure that Tinubu's influence within the APC is downsized to a convenient proportion. Hate them or love them, the Fulani in Nigeria have continued to demonstrate a remarkable political acumen. They've long consolidated power in the north at the expense of the larger Hausas and other groups, and are able to make inroads into the south as needed. Meanwhile, the Igbo and Yoruba have mutually sworn that they'll rather sh.it bricks forever than work together to provide a formidable southern opposition to Fulani hegemony. What more could a Mallam possibly ask for? [/b] |
The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion. |
At some point, you've just got to make the commitment and be prepared to work to make the marriage successful. However, some red flags can't be ignored, and the mission must be aborted. |
Sai One Chance |
RIP sister. |
disumusa:What concerns Igbo with this matter? GEJ did nothing special for Igbo but he wasn't hostile to them either. |
Buhari would have to be brainless(which he may or may not be) to let Dambazzau foist an ADC on him. It's more likely that he leaned on Dambazau's familiarity with the present crop of officers and embraced his suggestions as he made his decision. I don't really understand all the fuss accompanying this appointment. While a highly visible position, the ADC is not necessarily a powerful position. Sure, he can take advantage of his proximity to solicit personal favors from the president, but he's not going to influence military policy more than the service chiefs or the chief of defense staff. Al Mustapha, as Abacha's CSO wielded more power than the ADC at the time could ever dream of having. I'll even suggest that the Chief Security Officer(CSO) is more essential to the president, in ensuring his safety. If it ever gets to the point where the ADC has to personally defend the president, his security has long been compromised. Besides, I hear the new ADC was a mighty fine boy-soldier in the military school, and by all indications is an outstanding officer. I expect him to maintain the standard. |
Pain:Wow, no more wooden spoon for A Coy! |
Choi! Mr. Go and Die like better thing. This is the best project he's executed as a governor....give it to him, the player really purchased a nice piece of a.s.s with Edo state funds. With a lifetime supply of viagra and a strong back, he might be able to keep up with her for a while, until she finds a young buck on the side. |
PDP is a national party that is well represented even in the north and sw. APC emerged from the merger of two ethnic parties, and its no surprise that both factions would resort to tribal politics at the very first opportunity. They never had a national outlook, hence they have no qualms in establishing a north vs sw order within the party, which is a battle the sw will always lose to the north. With the conspicuous absence of the other southern regions in APC, the north can do as it wishes without much opposition. From inception, the north has been the one region that clearly knows what it wants from this country; Power. If you think they do not intend to dominate the incoming government, then you don't know Nigeria. |
The only intent here is to show who is in control by fully displaying that masonic handshake in the second picture. God pass all of una. |
betterpikinn:Some of you make a mockery of your so-called hospitality when you buttress such claims with hateful statements. Have you ever heard of Yorubas being harassed in Igbo land, or you don't think your people venture this way? The Olukumi never had to fight any wars to be accommodated by the Igbo, and became proper indigenes while freely retaining their language, without any threat of expulsion from the Igbo. |
FitnessNigeria:The same Ngwa that have never ruled at any time are the problem with the state because they want a shot at ruling the state? Orji Uzor Kalu, TA Orji and their brothers that looted the state for 16 years are not the problem, right? You are a sick person. |
barcanista:I hope people are beginning to understand that much of the resistance to Okezie was never about PDP, but about a deep-seated hatred some people have developed for the Ngwa. I do not want to caution them, because I want them to expose their true nature to the world. . . .'Ngwa are cursed forever, they are fools, they are the most worthless people, scum'. . .name it, and it has been directed at the Ngwa. They see nothing wrong in their disposition as they truly believe that the Ngwa is only suited for derision, and would tell anyone that cares to listen. Orji Kalu boasted that an Ngwa would not rule Abia for the next 50 years, and part of the reason he forced TA Orji on Abia was to spite the Ngwa, who believed they should have produced the next governor. I do not want to go into detail, but the Ngwa desperately sought this governorship because their so-called fellow Igbos had systematically schemed them out of everything in Abia state. It pains me as an Igbo man to say this. |
Eugenedimgba:So you saw Okezie laying coffins around Aba, and you didn't take pictures. What about when he was shooting in the air, any pictures of this dangerous Okezie man? |
I'm truly happy, and I believe the better man won. Hopefully, we can all put some of the strife that emerged from this election behind us and unite to make Abia the great state it should be. Congratulations my people. |
No surprises, Okezie clearly won the initial election and would still win if the election is repeated a thousand times. Abians finally dodged a bullet. Congratulations my people, it's time to move this state forward! |
Methinks these counter-terrorism cops have been put through a version of SERE(Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape) training. It is done without the consent of the trainees, leading them to believe that they are in grave danger, just to see how the react under such circumstances. Detaining a unit on trumped up charges, and denying them basic human necessities or even applying torture is commonplace in SERE training received by US Special Ops Forces. It is to evaluate and condition the soldier to react appropriately in the event that he finds himself in enemy hands. Our counter-terrorism cops just failed their SERE course. . . . . .make una no quote me sha, no be today soldier begin beat police for naija. |
Rubbish!!! If anything I would say APGA is behind this, so they can claim PDP intimidated voters after they lose. No one is afraid of a freaking casket. |
Though the US government did not specifically name those it intends to punish for their actions before, during and after the elections, Orubebe, Wike, Tompolo, Asari-Dokubo, First Lady Patience Jonathan, Katsina State Governor, Ibrahim Shema and several other major political actors made national news headlines by their heated comments and actions. ......in other words, this entire thing was cooked up by a mad man. |
If this was just an audio recording I would have sworn that this was a church choir from somewhere in Ala Igbo. Nice one by the Swedes! |
I enjoy these kind of threads. Let me add one chairman I just discovered. Dr Philip C. Njemanze Credits: He has ground-breaking works in Cognitive Neuroscience and is credited with postulation of the Light Theory of Cerebral Asymmetry for Brain Function in Men and Women, which postulates that men have a right brain function dependent on the wave properties of Light, but women a left brain function dependent on the particulate energy property of Light. This is the theory of Everything in localization of brain function for intelligence, facial processing and color processing (2004, 2005, 2007). He also has several internationally accredited theories on Brain Blood Flow in Neurocardiological conditions. Bio: Philip was born on March 15th, 1962 in Owerri, Nigeria. He trained in Neurosurgery and Neurology, with research interests in cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases in University of Munich, University of London and Bowman Gray School of Medicine in North Carolina USA. He later became Research Professor in Neurosciences. He was awarded the title of Academician for Outstanding Theories on the Function of the Brain in Space by the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) – a United Nations Space Organization including all major Space Agencies in the World. He was a Principal Investigator on the study of the Brain in Space for the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA), at Johnson Space Center, Houston, USA, and in Health Applications of Remote Sensing at the Ames Research Center, Moffett Field California, USA from 1995-2000. He is Chairman of the International Institutes of Advanced Research and Training, Chidicon Medical Center, Owerri. He is a member of several international scientific academies and medical professional organizations. As a members of the British institute of Inventors, he holds over two dozen inventions. He is one of Africa’s leading scientific innovators and has several United States and United Kingdom patented inventions for several medical devices. He is the author of over 250 publications in medicine, and social justice. He holds the following patents at the USPTO(United States Patent and Trademark Office): Method for inducing and monitoring long-term potentiation and long-term depression using transcranial doppler ultrasound device in head-down bed rest, Patent no. 8,282,559 Method for assessment of color processing mechanism in the human brain for diagnosis and treatment Patent no. 8,152,727 Method and system for evaluation of the hemodynamic model in depression for diagnosis and treatment Patent no. 7,942,820 Apparatus and method for hypothermia and rewarming by altering the temperature of the cerebrospinal fluid in the brain Patent no. 7,318,834 Noninvasive transcranial doppler ultrasound face and object recognition testing system Patent no. 6,773,400 Transcranial doppler ultrasound device for odor evaluation Patent no. 6,663,571 Intelligent transcranial doppler probe Patent no. 6,547,737 Neural network for modeling ecological and biological systems Patent no. 6,490,573 Implantable telemetric transcranial doppler device Patent no. 6,468,219 Noninvasive transcranial Doppler ultrasound computerized mental performance testing system, Patent no. 6,390,979 Physiological G-suit modulator, Patent no. 5,121,744 |
Instead of abandoning all these fetish crap, they're even trying to appease the demons. These devils would hold you hostage till eternity if you continue to patronize them. Take the matter to Jesus and free yourselves. |
HsLBroker:Bros na anti-vampire tingz? |
unclejb2:Please stop with the lies! Otti is not from Arongwa, which is in Osisioma Ngwa. He spuriously claims to be from Nvosi in Isialangwa south. This lie has long been debunked, as we all know Otti is from Arochukwu, which is where he built his house. Lets move on to other pertinent issues, because Otti is not helping himself with all these lies. |
asha80:And thugs were not rigging for Otti? The APGA folks caught with PVCs in coolers somewhere in Arochukwu were doing something other than rigging. Otti's out-of-state thugs shot at some pdp supporters on their way back from protesting at INEC office in Umuahia. God would save us from the treachery of Otti. Only a fool would think he won't be recouping the billions he's thrown around in this election, including the 300 million he just doled out to have the results cancelled. Alex Otti would be far worse than the current criminal, TA Orji. I pray he never sees the government house. |
Tinubu for EFCC chairman. |
GEJ built 12 public universities in his six years, but Obj and Atiku used our money to build their own private universities in their 8 years in office. We will recover our money from these two criminals before we even start to probe Deziani. |
kurupt1:If you have any functional brain cells, you would comprehend that I am no supporter of TA Orji. I clearly declared that he is a colossal failure. The only time Aba experienced a little relief was when Ikpeazu came on as ASEPA chairman, and he complained bitterly that the funds were not forthcoming to execute the job as needed. At least Ikpeazu lives in Aba and has suffered through that mess. Is it Otti that has never bothered to step a foot in that dump that would come and rescue you? Please tell me another story, or shut your trap. |
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