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They can never agree to the obvious truth staring them in the face. Always want to remain leeches. .. |
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umarwy:It's the seeming nature of this bill proposal that I question. It is a cloak for sinister activities approved by law! Some are retrogressive like this proposal for trucking gas. Beyond the health hazards, it inputs more cost to the process. What happened to properly laid pipelines? If they're subject to sabotage then address the cause of sabotage and mandate d govt and foreign investors to ensure adequate security! I hope this crap fails cos I see a lot of madness and far more negatives than any supposed positive gain to be made. |
Mynd44:Can this be true? Like seriously? Then the problems of this country are out of this world. I understand we import the most ridiculous of things but not garri that we fry ourselves na...Haba! |
Crazy stuff. It's obvious this government cannot work within civilian and democratic tenets hence this fire brigade approach. The problem with things like this is heady abuse of powers and obfuscation of processes so that private individuals are at a loss as to what the extant provision of the law is. We watch n observe. |
Truer words have never been spoken. Rather than devise policies and means to protect Nigerians from poor yet exploitative services rendered by foreign organisations within the sector, the government has chosen instead to join the bandwagon and squeeze Nigerians even harder. Is this supposed to be the change? Hell NO! |
Good! This is one travesty that must be investigated! For any project identified and paid for that is found not to have been executed, the MDA responsible for execution, d contractor who didn't deliver and d Senator who signed confirming execution to effect payment should all be brought to justice. I just hope they don't play selective politics and attempt to shield some or end up sweeping everything under the carpet because of some possibly powerful interest which must not be compromised. |
payosehtor:Of course u wouldn't understand the meaning of the word 'apparent' in the context of its usage and that naturally confirms the status of d kind of oddities that voted d current calamity we have as President. It took a seeming majority of such to land us where we are. |
kabrud:The mode of communication should not be a problem provided the receiver or target is able to comprehend clearly what gas been said. |
kabrud:Just to educate u a bit, he's president of all not just of those that voted otherwise we'd have a parallel government. You're not any more Nigerian than those who didn't vote him and neither does ur opinion carry any more weight than that of every other Nigerian so we will speak and be heard! Deal with that. |
kabrud:U are the one who appears to have a problem because at every turn he disgraces u diehard believers and confirms all our reasons for not giving him a second thought as fit to be President of any country. U run a higher chance of suicide when u can't take it no more so I wish you all the best in advance. Unfortunately u and ur kind were in the apparent majority but hopefully some will get cured of the error of their ways and will be strong enough to own up and move on rather than take the cowardly way out as u apparently plan to do. Knock urself out, u can be sure no one will stop u. |
dTruth101:Suddenly u can no longer tell the difference between the SS and SE, we are now all Igbos yet when one region identifies with the other it becomes attaché by force. Look at u insulting others...shame. |
kabrud:This is d unfortunate truth and the effects of this mentality is slowly destroying the country. It is d dumb turds that voted one with such mentality into office that I blame most. |
Mr Okon Abang has attempted to rubbish the judiciary and he has only shown himself highly partial and unfit to play the role of an impartial judge. He doesn't even deserve to be addressed as Justice. I hope he is shown the way out in record time. I wonder how he allowed himself to be a willing tool in the hands of his benefactors in order to undermine his own kith and kin. |
Oby Ezekwesili remains a disgrace to herself especially since those she pitched camp with have since moved on and occupy juicy offices whike she's been dropped like so much rubbish. So it's now she knows he doesn't deserve to be there? Then look at Shehu Garba. He didn't even address tte subject of d protest, all he was after was protecting his principal n playing politics by asking Oby to register a political party and take over power if she wins elections. These are the kind of heartless goats the Nigerian zombies voted into power. blackmantis:So true! In fact they will sanction attacks on d community that allowed poor helpless yet more valuable cattle sleep outside |
Oh really? Imagine this: duketunde:These demonic charlatans hounded d former government for the same reason but suddenly protests are needless and they realise the terrorists have no rules of engagement neither is there a strategy to release the girls (fake kidnap news anyways) within 24 hrs. Zombies! See the rubbish u voted. |
It is frivolous issues like this that Nigeria police will react to. The man ought not to be arrested and the silly complainants ought to have been rebuked n lectured on how not to be sentimental as well as how calling a dog by any name is no crime! See waste of resources and manpower on useless issues! |
[quote author=edunwosu post=48662337][/quote]I just gave the normal answer they like to give for anything bad na...lol Cos even when they're at fault or they'be worsened a situation dem go say na PDP so lemme help them |
16yrs of rot from PDP rule. ![]() |
attackgat:I take exception to being referred to as one thinking like a corrupt Nigerian. It's okay not to understand or agree with my opinion but u crossed a line by ur opening statement. I would be more in line with urs if they were of opposing parties but being of same party, sometimes personal gain or fights need to be sacrificed for the greater good. I have not said it's not his right neither have I proposed any illegality. However, if u take note of the judgment of the Court of Appeal, he really has no case and he'd be better off saving himself unnecessary heartache and still come out smelling like roses. To each his own anyway. |
He will not be unhappy with the drug peddlers o! |
attackgat:Personally I think he is unnecessarily rocking the boat. We are in perilous times and we need all our strong men to help build our homeland. This fighting can be addressed at home and he can negotiate some kind of understanding with the governor. All the adversarial posturing takes us nowhere and at the end of the day, alaigbo pays the price. Posterity will be kind to him if he plays the role of statesman, gives even a portion of Abia a much needed facelift and so on. He can reach an understanding for a lucrative contract which pays him well and also translates into substantial development for ndi Abia. He can negotiate a House of Reps or Senate seat then even become governor afterwards, after all they are of d same party. At least of he concedes at this level and really has d people at heart, I am certain Ikpeazu will appreciate his goodwill cos it'll be an obvious sacrifice and both of them can save the extra costs of proceeding to the Supreme Court. This madness smacks of sabotage and we have had enough of it in Igbo land. It's time to rally together for our own good. A bum nwa Anambra mana ihe gbasara alaigbo nile n'amasi m nke ukwu. |
What does he want to challenge na? The rape of democracy or d turning summersault of democracy on its head? Abi d defective originating process not even properly signed? Uche Ogah should just save his money and get involved with d Abia state government, probably fund out what prominent role he can play to better the lot of his people. It will be to his credit and that of his party unless he has decamped quietly, he must not be governor to be relevant. |
thugthang:Did u not see 'APC Cohorts'? Besides, surf d net and search, u will see all d rounds of condemnation for that wasteful exercise undertaken by Rochas. Every sane Igbo person condemned him for that! It's just unfortunate that that's about the extent one can go otherwise he ought to refund d money claimed to have been expended in that jamboree especially last December yet he's owing almost 6yrs backlog of pension! |
I always ask what the business of governance is with religious obligations that people who voluntarily fast for whatever reason have to be fed by the government! Critical sectors are left to rot and decay yet Nigerians leaders, full of religious sentiments and hypocrisy come to display distasteful benevolence with public funds for totally unproductive purposes. These northern thieves always do this to keep their people perpetually subjugated and have a ready, brainwashed and ignorant army of illiterate almajiri miscreants to do their dirty jobs. A developing country with purpose and direction which are in short supply here, should not have any business spending scarce resources on religion. Leave pilgrimage, ramadan, construction of mosques etc to private individuals. The role of government oght to be enactment n enforcement of laws that guarantee peace, tranquillity and absolute respect for human rights in the practice of any religion. Just imagine this obscene picture and they are quick to tag it ramadan money just to whip up religious sentiments. 20 whole million down d drain! This is why regional autonomy and resource control is needed so as regions generate their revenue, they can decide to consume all on religion and stomach infrastructure! **** |
delivite:And if I may ask, did u disagree with the hailing by the same Western media 1 yr ago? If u didn't then why now since u imply that you disagree with the western media as a matter of principle? |
blackpanda:In line with my learned brother posters above, I concur that you are an absolutely pathetic DISGRACE to rational thinking! It is the basic minimum the law requires for eligibility. He swore an affidavit as to it's availability only not in his possession but that of the Army's. The requirement was an attachment of a copy of same as proof not to direct the INEC to the Army. A concerned citizen has picked on it and brought it to the attention of the court. Buhari therefore has a burden to prove his assertion ie possession of a WAEC/WASSCE certificate. The law cannot depend on a mere allegation of literacy, it must be substantiated. In the event such proof is not forthcoming he will need to defend himself on the second leg of the suit which is perjury, lying on oath both as to possession and location of this qualification. |
That's Mr Daftus alright! There's no mistaking his modus operandi: Destroy all just to prove fake integrity whike stealing the country blind. How that makes any sense other than outright hypocrisy spiced with vindictive ignorance, I don't know. |
WE ARE BETTER OFF WHEN WE ARE ALL BETTER OFF! It was supposed to be easy. The Ijaw man has been removed and Yoruba Tinubu curtailed. The Years of planning is gone. Now it is to execute and return the North to her pride of place and make "ALHAJI" and everything Northern KING AGAIN. Yes! the Obasanjo and Goodluck years and progress of the southerner must be reversed. The Northernization Policy of Ahmahdu Bello is reborn. It is easy. 1. Stop the killings in the North East. Grant Boko Haram members amnesty. negotiate with them and declare the Boko Haram war over, even without actual battles. 2. Take a loan of 2.1 billion dollars to develop the North East. 3. Set up a Northern something something commission and use the VAT of southerners, VAT from products like beer and whisky that Northerners refuse to allow sold, to develop the land. 4. Get Fulani grazing lands all over the nation. A little killing in Agatu and Enugu will make Nigerians so scared, they will be glad of the grazing lands to avoid their massacre. 5. Use "anti corruption" to ensure the moneys/capital of southern Nigerians are frozen and seized or hidden from use. With just Dasuki as bait, get all southerners he gave money, while leaving Hausa-Fulani and big guns of Yorubaland like Olu Falaye. With their rich men scampering, the southern economy dies. 6. Begin the appointments of Northerners. Bring them from retirement if need be. They must head it all. 7. Secretly employ Northern youths in CBN and everywhere. 8. Throw in weak Yorubas to have them shut up. Like a Kemi for instance, she can be bossed around. Have El Rufai close Mark the Yoruba Veepee. Not to worry about Igbos. They will sell their people over cheques that can bounce. Ask Ngige and Rochas. For the Niger Delta, closemark The CBN boss since we cannot just remove him. And Kachikwu, hmmm. You know he knows the job. We should just keep watch closely. 9. Stop them from getting dollars. Make sure only Dangote and neighbourhood Abokis find dollars. Once we truly control the dollars, we control the nation. 10. Kill the Niger Deltans and their militants. Stop the militant payments and security payments. This used to be Northern jobs taken now by locals. The security of the pipes and payment for it must return to the North. Oil is Fulani racket as pharmacy is Igbo racket and stock exchange Yoruba racket. Niger Deltans must realize the North owns the oil. Find and kill Tompolo. Use militants from the area to implicate Tompolo. We must control everything. 11. Elevate Sharia 12. Kidnap their girls, impregnate them and increase the Northern muslim population. 13. Kill anyone who gathers over BIAFRA. Keep Nnamdi Kanu in prison for no benefit whatsoever. It is not as if the man has an army to fight the nation. But just keep him in prison to help with the Northern erection. Yes. it is invigorating. It is viagra. 14. Whatever you do, get the people to say say SAI BUHARI and call him MR INTEGRITY even if nothing he has ever done in his life, from writing WAEC to taking coups, to losing billions in every office, be it NNPC boss or PTF boss, to employing only his tribesmen to refusing to publicly declare asset as promised, to not having a First Lady etc etc, shows he has no integrity at alllllll. Just always say SAI BABA. Say MR INTEGRITY. Yes it was SUPPOSED to be easy. 1. But the Agatu and Enugu killings only turned people away from the grazing reserve. 2. Controlling the dollar meant international financial backers like JP Morgan etc left. 3. And what is dollar in Aboki's hand when the Igbo man cannot make a profit from the amount he is asked to buy it? 3. Finding Tompolo to kill has lost the nation billions of dollars and counting and the Niger Deltans seem more in support now of militancy than ever before. Now Nigerians realize just how important the region is and how brilliant Yar Adua and GEj were with their negotiations there. Aboki power is no longer super power. 4. And Biafra just won't go away 5. And Dangote finds there is no money to buy his flour and sugar and cement and everything else 6. And with all the Northerners in charge of customs etc, business there is plummeting. With old old old Audu Ogbe as Agric Minister, though not Northern but a good stooge anyway, tomato and everything agriculture has plummeted. Owning a big farm does not make one an agricultural expert. 7. And the increased poverty of the southerner is beginning to reflect on the Northerner too. There is no money to dash bambiallah. No boys are buying girls suya in evening strolls. If the girl does not want to do, she can go. What is kilishi? Is it the name of a kangaroo? Pay which Maiguard? Guard which property? Pls let thieves come. They may take pity and give us money. Enter which Okada? For how much? No worry, I will pray at home and send my offering to pastor. If I cannot trek to church, no church. And so, while they think that finally Jonathan is out and they can take back their country, a few are already finding out that WE ARE BETTER OFF WHEN WE ARE ALL BETTER OFF. From Facebook: By Ena Ofugara |
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