Politics › Re: When Change Comes Wailers Will Eat Their Words- Femi Adesina by kodded(m): 1:20am On May 27, 2016 |

this man is a very stupid man
I wonder how he sleeps at night

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Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Militants' Plot To Arm-Twist Buhari Fails - Vanguard by kodded(m): 10:57pm On May 26, 2016 |
tomakint: I just dey watch as Dropshit dey drop more shiits as usual.........when he is done I will respond to the incorrigible clown who still sees Buhari as his lord and saviour. abeg invite more people to come see the sheriff and his zombies |
Politics › Re: Chevron Suspends Operations As Oil Rises Above $50/barrel by kodded(m): 10:39pm On May 26, 2016 |
TheGoodJoe: With the destruction in the Niger Delta, how many companies will come to work in that region? Do you know how many Niger Deltans that will be rendered jobless. Do you know the revenue of the states are reducing?
A wise man one said, "the child who does not want his mother to sleep, will not sleep." as long as people from the south west and the north suffer the same faith because of bad economy then am happy A wise man also said that "the best way to kill cancer is to kill your cells" |
Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Militants' Plot To Arm-Twist Buhari Fails - Vanguard by kodded(m): 10:35pm On May 26, 2016 |
DropShot: These militants are too dumb to think that Buhari will give in to their way. If not, they would have known that the president doesn't negotiate on opponents terms of sabotage, sympathy and threats.
By merely watching the president's first media chat, trouble makers with common sense and who don't want to go six under so early, would have mellowed down.
A man who could treat Dasuki, Haliru Bello, Yuguda, Akpobolokemi, Bafarawa, Metuh, Zakzaky etc as common criminals despite their positions in the society will never find it hard to treat real criminals as criminals.
Let those who have ears hear. cc tomakint |
Politics › Re: Chevron Suspends Operations As Oil Rises Above $50/barrel by kodded(m): 10:28pm On May 26, 2016 |
[s] TheGoodJoe: Thank you. They want to bomb and cripple the economy. Let them bomb. When they have finished bombing all the facilities, what will they do?
Bomb their people and become a complete terror cell. Who will suffer? Those people egging them on.
They are doing President Buhari who ate Presidential dinner this night. Meanwhile those cheering these terrorist are looking for tomatoes in the market. [/s] no free oyel for the likes of tinubu and atiku sai baba  |
Politics › Re: Chevron Suspends Operations As Oil Rises Above $50/barrel by kodded(m): 10:16pm On May 26, 2016 |
AfroKnight: More damage to Niger Delta land. Foolish militants are bombing the installations of a company that has been reluctant to clean up the oil spillage it has caused over the years. Who will be affected by their actions? Not my farmland, nor my rivers will be polluted. Continue to bomb them.
The oil workers from the SS will also feel the pain. When operations are shutdown, downsizing must follow. Their people will lose their jobs too.
The funny thing is that Jonathan's administration frustrated the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill. So the resource control they are fighting for has remained a dream as a result of their brother's corrupt leanings. Let the avengers continue their folly. Everyone will feel the heat.
I would advice PMB not to send the military to the boys. Let them have a field day. Their own people will beg when the suffering hits the peak and their leaders continue to embezzle the 13% derivation they enjoy. leave our land and oyel alone is that too much to ask ? https://images.medicaldaily.com/sites/medicaldaily.com/files/styles/full_breakpoints_theme_medicaldaily_mobile_1x/public/2014/09/09/crying-babies-need-be-handled-mentally-healthy-mom.jpg |
Politics › Re: Cross River State Garment Factory Ltd About To Be Commissioned (photos) by kodded(m): 8:41pm On May 26, 2016 |
greenpasture: Many thanks again to the daft one. Coastal waters is the preserve of the Federal government and states can only dredge it at the behest and on the approval of the FĢ. Seems you a owe a lot to the current head of state. it started in Jonathan administration |
Politics › Re: Cross River State Garment Factory Ltd About To Be Commissioned (photos) by kodded(m): 6:08pm On May 26, 2016 |
greenpasture: Yup Buhari is so clueless he just fought tooth and nail to get the Calabar to Lagos rail in the budget so that products like this clothing factory could shipped out of Nigeria to meet SLA standards of offshore buyers.
I mean that is really dumb. sorry to burst your bubble but cross river state will soon have their own deep sea port which means we will not depend on lagos to sell our goods to other countries  |
Politics › Re: Cross River State Garment Factory Ltd About To Be Commissioned (photos) by kodded(m): 6:04pm On May 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Niger Delta Militants Push Global Oil Prices To $50 – Highest In 2016 by kodded(m): 3:41pm On May 26, 2016 |
mrkayusfit:
By now the Niger delta skies ought to be filled with helicopters and bomber Jets from the Nigerian airforce so they can do reconnaissance and possibly eves drop on the militants by monitoring their communications. These ragtag militants from the 5% region should not be allowed to hold the country to ransom. Buhari should give a shoot at sight order to the military so the avengers can pee in their pants. if not for the innocent people living in the Niger delta, I would have recommended a total leveling of the region if necessary. We the SW and core North are the only region not disturbing the peace of Nigeria. The 5% people are just a pain in our asses.  yes we know that your ak-47 is found inside your keyboard why dont you join the army so that you can lead them into the creeks and level it https://i0.wp.com/www.irkitated.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/keyboard-warrior.jpg?zoom=2&resize=600%2C370 |
Politics › Re: US Ready To Help Nigeria Tackle Militants by kodded(m): 12:04pm On May 26, 2016 |

people will think that they are sending war planes to the creeks
but in summary , they are indirectly begging the militants to drop their weapons because the state of the economy is getting worse each day
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Business › Re: Oil Price Hits $50 For First Time This Year by kodded(m): 11:47am On May 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: Niger Delta Avengers Blow Up Oil Pipeline Again by kodded(m): 11:41am On May 26, 2016 |
Keneking: Jonathan sef., let him continue to remote his boys from his location. We are observing... 

I thought buhari is the new sheriff in town 
after all it is no business as usual not so
what about the plan to level the entire Niger delta region if th bombing continue 
sai baba

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Politics › Re: Buhari Set To Appoint Timi Alaibe Over Niger Delta Avengers by kodded(m): 11:34am On May 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Stop Chasing Away Investors – Dickson Tells Niger Delta Avengers by kodded(m): 10:01am On May 26, 2016 |
He said, “The unfortunate development is scaring foreign investors away from investing in the country. The recent development is affecting the socio- economic growth of not only the state, but the entire region.

mumu man, how will NDA bombing in the creeks affect investors all over the country ? 
just say the truth for once, buharinomics is sending investors packing since may29 2015 
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: NDA Blow Up Chevron's Escravos Tank Farm Main Electricity Pipeline by kodded(m): 6:56am On May 26, 2016 |

the more the dulllard promise to 'crush' the boys, the more they 'crush' the economy 
shit barbar

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by kodded(m): 6:47am On May 26, 2016 |
wordychap: Let's look at d subsidy claim point; on y it rose to 2trillion Even this govt. realises it can't fight corruption in subsidy payments, its best to remove it, GEJ in 2012 tried removing it but was resisted vehemently. One thing d last govt. solved was d intermittent fuel scarcity that used to plague d country, but doing that came at a cost At high crude price, u'll expect fuel price to rise cuncurrently n so did subsidy claims per litre of fuel. Statistics gave daily consumption of 40 to 70 million litres/d, do d maths on subsidy claims for a year.
Why couldn't they save much? I guess much money was spent on d Power project; building power plants etc n d North East was virtually at war; that was a problem inherited from the yaradua regime by d killing of Mohammed Yusuf, Nigeria never experienced such insurgency so it cost a lot in terms of logistics, equipments etc (d govt.; NE, was truly made ungovernable). By d time elections came, voting could take place even in villages in Maiduguri; so d battle had largely been won before handover. Also d foreign reserve was used to defend d naira through those periods n d ECA was shared to d different state governors; d last time I checked d case was even in d supreme court.
I'm not praising d past govt., but they did what they could considering d prevailing challenges at d time. Now this government has come in, tell me things haven't gone bad? Nigeria is in recession already! The past govt. foresaw hard times n warned ahead of time, even making plans to combat it by introduction of IPPIS n TSA which would help reduce recurrent expenditure n block leakages. With d introduction of TSA n oil price of 48 dollars a barrel we shouldn't be in this state if d right economic policies r put in place but we r faced with a situation were there's galloping inflation, retrenchement of federal govt.staff, payment of half-salary to some staff, not to talk of states owing months of salary, power supply at an all time low.
We ought to hold d government responsible for what we're going through, there's not much burden on d government like it is in other countries where they provide light, water, gas etc to d citizens. This govt. met oil production at 2.2 m barrels/day n due to wrong policies caused it to crash to 1.4m b in this auster times. Where r we heading to? projections from analysts aren't encouraging n we expect them to sit up, get a good economic team in place n get things moving.  |
Politics › Re: Profile Of Alhaji Yakubu Ibn Mohammed; The New DG Of NTA by kodded(m): 6:37am On May 26, 2016 |

NORTHNOCRACY
a government for the north, by the north and to the north 
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Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Avengers Ultimatum To Danjuma, Atiku, Others Expires Today by kodded(m): 6:33am On May 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Avengers Ultimatum To Danjuma, Atiku, Others Expires Today by kodded(m): 6:27am On May 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: And The Truth Shall Make President Buhari Free - RENO OMOKRI by kodded(m): 11:13pm On May 25, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: Court Dismisses Metuh’s Application To Travel Abroad For Medical.. by kodded(m): 12:06pm On May 25, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: Court Dismisses Metuh’s Application To Travel Abroad For Medical.. by kodded(m): 12:02pm On May 25, 2016 |
midolian: the proximity between Nigerians and poverty have been so unbelievable. You don't have to blame it on Buhari bro. He z been trying to correct the mess your Hero has made of this country since he assumed office. then why are you avoiding thos threads like Ebola  ? |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Court Dismisses Metuh’s Application To Travel Abroad For Medical.. by kodded(m): 11:22am On May 25, 2016 |
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Literature › Re: Condemned by kodded(m): 11:06pm On May 24, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Current Price Of Items In Buhari's Administration (pic) by kodded(m): 11:01pm On May 24, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Current Price Of Items In Buhari's Administration (pic) by kodded(m): 10:40pm On May 24, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: What Is The Light Situation In Your Area..? by kodded(m): 12:20am On May 23, 2016 |
no power supply in calabar since Monday  |
Politics › Re: Bakare: Why I Support Buhari On Deregulation And Opposed Jonathan by kodded(m): 12:17am On May 23, 2016 |
hmmm  |
Politics › Re: Why Buhari Postponed Lagos Visit – Presidency by kodded(m): 9:16pm On May 22, 2016 |
smh |
Christianity Etc › Re: My Experience At Church Service In Germany by kodded(m): 8:21pm On May 22, 2016 |
Schwartz: Gut, danke  Deutschland ist ihre dauerhafte Basis ?  |
Christianity Etc › Re: My Experience At Church Service In Germany by kodded(m): 8:15pm On May 22, 2016 |
shine12: I have the same experience in the church I now attend in the UK as I finally left a popular Nigerian Church that has branches almost everywhere here in the world.
I rejoice and congratulate you brother for finding such a Church. What you listed above fits with the true church description in Acts. I have paraphrased some features below which we have going on in our church and I know you have similar in your church too.
Leadership is plural and never one oga Pastor.
Giving is emphasised to be cheerful and not grudgingly. Most people are generous givers and give through direct debit and money is never a major item on the sunday program itinerary, therefore money is under our feet and not on top of our head.
No ego,no special people who are close to the Senior leader (Or Pastor)
No beauty competition dressing and among the sisters. (Of course we are not perfect).
Major emphasis on propehcy, every sunday we (people) prophesy and they've been true.It doesn't have to be one single well respected Pastor.Most Nigerians can comfirm that when other normal brothers say something like He heard from God in a typical Nigerian church,people don't believe and people only believe its serious when it's one major Pastor saying it.
No profiteering from heavenly spiritual gifts (I'm not talking about secular talent)I mean asking money for prayer,or asking money to sing to God.
Certainly no superstar. In the same congregation, there are people that design aircraft structures,prison workers,low income people,IT consultants and alcohol addiction recoverer but you will never know.Nobody respects anyone based on their profession but do love one another as fellow brother or sister.
I can go on and on.There is need to be a Godly reform and revival in the Nigerian church.It is very plain and simple.
Anyway I celebrate with you brother for finding such a church even though we know there is no perfect church.  |