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The fearless Sheriffat!!!! |
henryhemon:Exactly what do u understand a 'pinch of salt' as used in my post to mean? ![]() |
Tufiakwa! Lai go soon enter market o! This him lie na madness e go bring. |
And if u ask him well well u will see the governor of an arid region like katsina open his mouth and tell u about reduction in the price of crude. If it is not greed and parasitism along with ignorance and myopia, tell me why such a state will be dependent on proceeds from crude rather than developing indigenous resources that can keep the state afloat? U can imagine Buhari wanting to die on top of oil when he knows nothing about it and has made himself minister of petroleum. That is how they forever place square pegs in round holes because they will never exploit their natural gifts and areas of expertise, it is to come and colonise Niger Delta that they know. Imagine a retired Army General, knowing the poor security situation making himself minister of petroleum instead of Defense or Interior or even Agriculture as a fulani cattle herder that he is. What nonsense! They claim massive land mass but making it fruitful and profitable for themselves is a big problem, na to dey collect position for where no concern dem na him dem sabi. |
Foolishness on display |
Every day their lies are exposed. |
Meanwhile some will be busy crying about how the government is being buffeted by many things beyond their control. Foolish Arase will not order disarmament here o! May the souls of those killed rest in peace. omenka:Could this be one of the problems beyond Saraki? The government is stretched too thin perhaps in its quiet efforts expended towards this situation? |
Nonsense! They should bring out money or take out loans and lease land, sign proper agreement and set up a ranch, get it registered with CAC and pay due taxes. That is a civilised way of conducting business. No more freeloading and trespass. |
Next week is right around the corner. We'll hear the narrative then. Sick government I swear. |
IVORY2009:What more can he do really? You know the macabre dance of death when an animal is fighting the inevitable even as its lifeblood flows out? That's exactly what his lacklustre comment represents. |
omenka:About those balls...confirm their status while slurping that skeletal staff. Broken or intact? |
omenka:Hehehe So this is the watery, weak and flaky defence u can give? Admit for once that the govt fûcked up big time because the political undertones were all too clear not to talk of statutory breaches. The government needs to weigh its stance carefully at all times before posturing and prancing like a high strung filly and then ending up flat with all four feet splayed out. At the end there's no more honour, even much acclaimed Mr Integrity has no more value to himself and his words. A man usually has just two things he'll break for no one: his balls and his word. Your lover, Bubu has broken his words repeatedly and absolutely, the jury is still out on the balls. ![]() How pathetic! |
After all said and done...the incompetence of this buhari led govt continues to manifest. After all the pious claims of integrity, fight against corruption and braggadocio. What a shame. A man usually has just two things he'll break for no one: his balls and his word. Mr Bubu has broken his words repeatedly and absolutely, the jury is still out on the balls. undecided grin |
ojun50:I tell u! Not also forgetting the 7 DSS members that went on a mission of no return for d past 8 months and till date family members have heard nothing neither is there any public information or statement to that effect. http://www.reportnaija.com/2016/05/8-months-after-7-dss-officers-went.html |
cktheluckyman:Was still typing. The warfare is not in doubt as to its reality but the war on the media is more in respect of the play on numbers. Read the full post. |
Everyone has learned the art of war on the media! It is now very difficult to even calmly accept 'official' accounts and statements as fact. However, the Nigerian govt and her agencies are notorious for downplaying the numbers of human casualties especially of their personnel or needlessly butchered civilians who should have been secured under their watch. In this case, I'm more inclined to believe the NDA though with a pinch of salt. Useless show of force by the Nigerian government will not resolve the burning issues in this country. |
Since it can never break why all the attention? Why are you concerned and eager to tell people to forget anything? Mind your business since you are the be all and end all and you have declared that Nigeria can never break. |
He will do this with ease and get away with it because he is now sanctified and cleansed as an APC member. If a any other person, particularly a Southern Christian not of the APC does this EFCC will suddenly visit that person and terrorise him/her |
See how a statutory body has failed woefully at its duties because it is in the pockets of the current government. Well they better conduct their elections now memories of the monumental failure of the APC in its first year is still fresh and evident for all to see. |
All of creation is angry and in protest... |
Ahmedhussain3463:Ignorance is deadly...Open your eyes and read and don't be so slow. Kanu indeed...lol. It's like he's your nightmare abi? The op says: A human rights activist and Executive Chairman, Centre for Human Rights and social Justice (CHRSJ), Comrade Adeniyi, Alimi Sulaiman has declared that President Muhammadu Buhari lacked educational requirement of Senior school Certificate(SSCE) to become the President of this country, saying that this error has shown clearly in his style of governance of this nation in the last one year, for not being able to proffer a single solution to the one of the problems facing the country but aggravate it. For the name of the lawyer see below and help your ignorance: ...an Abuja based Legal Practitioner, Barr. Nnamdi Nwokocha-Ahaaiwe challenging the competence of Buhari to stand election into the office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria when he lacks the basic educational qualifications set out in the Constitution. |
omogin:Head to the court and file to be joined as amicus curiae. The more the merrier |
LastMumu:The only difference between acting director and director is 'acting'. The office/centre would not fold up because a 'real DG' is being vetted. Administrative powers/decisions and functions along with remuneration for that office will be exercised in the same capacity. Proper planning and understanding of its concept would not even see him or any other male in line to head the entire organisation in any capacity. It is an organisation for women development and ought to be controlled by women at all times. |
Centre for women development headed by a man? There is nothing we'll not see n hear. Official assignment?! Well, may he rest on. |
tit:Now that's really dark! ![]() |
He's making sure to understudy the Chinese power sector having concluded his tour of Nigeria to understand our power issues. He will now return as a grand master in power tai chi/kung fu, ready to take on the snake that has been hiding in the monkey's shadow and causing perennial power shortages. ![]() |
A centre for women development headed by a man? There is nothing we'll not see n hear. Official assignment?! Well, may he rest on. |
This word 'Treason' has become the favorite lexicon of some ignorant people. They no longer understand or try to find out the ingredients of the offence... ![]() |
OohLalah:You misunderstand the point. The Igbos are free to go anywhere and do their businesses and no government has proposed a bill for a commission to forcefully or even statutorily declare areas of states as Igbo business areas. They spend their money, invest and acquire properties and expand or operate accordingly within the extant laws. I am sure you have not heard of or met Igbos fighting others or trespassing/forcefully destroying the homes and businesses of others. The point therefore is that the law should not be used as a cloak for illegality by forcefully acquiring acquiring ancestral lands as grazing routes for fulani cattle rearers who remain a law unto themselves, carry weapons at will and cause havoc. Nigeria needs to grow, we should not be postulating archaic, dangerous and wasteful methods associated with nomadic cattle rearing. Those who own these cattle do so for business and profit-making. They should also acquire or lease lands, set up and keep their cattle thereby minimizing their movements. When they have paid for and invested in their business, they will respect the laws of the state where they have chosen to settle. The FG is not expected to give them or anyone an unfair advantage over others. Let there be healthy competition and people excel/make profit by their hard work and ingenuity. |
Not even up to $100 as monthly salary. |
ashjay001:The problem is that it is not even on the table as a solution and these grazing reserves are not in any way promoted as temporary measures. Rather we hear they have been in place for over 40yrs like that makes them proper and feasible today because they were there before. They are obvious attempts by the FG to bully the states. Nobody has the right to take life or rustle cattle or trespass on farmland. The law enforcement agencies should be alive to their duties of protection of life and property while modern and decent ranching options are proposed and set up. This is what should be done. |
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So this is the watery, weak and flaky defence u can give? Admit for once that the govt fûcked up big time because the political undertones were all too clear not to talk of statutory breaches. 
