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The Awoist are in PDP? Your craze don pass craze be that!!!

Beaf: Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!
The Awoists are all in PDP; they are afterall, a cerebral lot with zero NURTW leanings.
You actually trapped yourself with a rather silly question!

Self-deceit is a serious disease. Only one question for you and I 'll leave you to your delusion of PDP sweeping the SW.

If they were to choose a political party in the SW today - all these great men/women would choose which one between ACN and PDP?

Answer: Almost to the last one of them will pitch his/her tent with ACN in the SW.

I am glad that you had the good sense to leave OBJ out of the names of great Yoruba sons/daughters. Everyone knows what he represents in Yorubaland, and I am glad to see you acknowledge that. It is telling that OBJ as the living PDP "great man" of the SW (puke) did not merit being named as one of the great Yoruba sons listed by you. Really, you should begin to see how self-contradictory you have become!!!

I have told you way back in the past how, because you keep supporting lies, you end up tying yourself in a knot. Here is another demonstration of the truth of that statement.

Enough said already.

Beaf: Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!

Bro, you are one funny guy! Firstly, can we talk about politics not sentimental issues of ethnicity? Thats what the culture section is meant for, bro.
I am proud to have mentioned men of epic proportion from the SW, because we are talking here about PDP sweeping the SW like a veritable gargantuan gale wind. Here is the list again; the Awolowo's, Kuti's, Soyinka's, Fawehinmi's, Ajasin's, Jakande's, Tai Solarin's... All strong men of tectonic impact on the Nigerian political and intellectual stratosphere's.

What has ACN given us on the other hand?

Tawun militants, NURTW, drug barons, certificate forgers, governors who match around with cutlass weilding thugs, thugs matching with weapons drawn in broad daylight through the streets of Lagos, ACN members publicly invoking evil spirits on one another at Iyan Isolo; governors "buying" train coaches for the FG, giving out "free" farmlands on elephant reservations and[b] building airconditioned footbridges over the 2.5km Ibara-Ita-Eko road in Abeokuta that cost a Satan pleasing, logic bewildering N1.3bn![/b]

ACN has zero to offer the SW as you have repeatedly shown with your alarming display of Neanderthal grunts in response to intellectual thrusts.
Its mind over matter, bro!

Keep deceiving yourself. It is not really the person, it is the party. You are too blind to see.

If a party gave you Ibori, and you said we 'll change him and then you replaced him with Uduaghan, who repeats the same thuggery and corruption, there is something really wrong with you to think that you can simply replace the person and keep the party again and get a different result.

It doesn't take much to know that whoever PDP gives you next in Delta is going to perform even worse than Uduaghan.

Meanwhile, until you can demonstrate how you will get good governance out of PDP in your neck of the woods stop trying to promote PDP in the SW. Otherwise you speak with a foul-smelling mouth in that regard.

Beaf: The good thing about we Deltans is that we are never in denial. Uduaghan will need fancy footwork not to join his cousin, Ibori.
We know how to take care of our shiit.

That said, PDP will field a solid candidate for 2015 and sweep the state again, as is the tradition.

Really? What has PDP done for Yoruba people in its chance at office apart from THUGGERY AND CORRUPTION?

Did your friend "fstranger6" not write that "we are the butt of several jokes from other ethnic groups" with respect to Yoruba people?

The fact is that you, like a deranged person, keep advocating PDP in Yorubaland, while the same PDP burns and pillages your own region, and in fact the rest of Nigeria. Talk about being confused.

If you are to recommend someone as the manager of another's treasury it cannot be the same person that "pillaged" your own treasury.

To act otherwise is to show yourself lacking in basic logic.

Beaf: ^
Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!

Dude, puuuulease! We are talking about the strong prospects of PDP sweeping ACN under the carpet here.
Let it be clear to you that both the PDP and ACN ARE POLITICAL PARTIES NOT ETHNIC GROUPS.

We all have deep respect for the Yoruba as a proud ethnic group, but absolutely zero respect for NURTW and ACN. Seen?

Your tired and used attempts at ethnic blackmail are a failure. Lets go cerebral and moral, try to sell your party, instead of reeking ethnic bigotry, fascism and NURTW techniques.

Thank you.

The funny thing is that you can list the names of great men of "epic proportions" out of Yoruba land - Awolowo's, Kuti's, Soyinka's, Fawehinmi's, Ajasin's, Jakande's, Tai Solarin's. You obviously cannot see the irony - not one name from your neck of the woods. That tells you two things:

1. You have a deep "inferiority complex" where the Yoruba is concerned, so you spend your entire waking day on their politics and people. You are like a dog that backs at everything that moves as long as it is behind a fence. Remove that fence, and watch him slow into a low, fearful, growl.

2. Those great men were of the same brand as the people you are today condeming. In fact, it is your predecessors, thugs with pseudo-intelligence, that held these people back from transforming Yoruba land. The ACN of today carries on the tradition of these great men. The only difference this time is that the Yoruba has had enough of your foolishness. Your ill-advised adventures will be met and overpowered at every turn.

With people like you selling PDP to the SS, the "excellent not" job your PDP governors have done for the last 13 years, and the embarrassment that GEJ is making of the SS at the center, no wonder the SS will pitch its tent with ACN in 2015.

You are a deep embarrassment to your people.

Beaf: Koruji is a deep embarrassment to all thinking people.
But bro, you are making the same error that the Gbawe's and Koruji's are trying to make fact in the SW, which is defining ACN as Yoruba land; it is not.

Yoruba land gave us the Awolowo's, Kuti's, Soyinka's, Fawehinmi's, Ajasin's, Jakande's, Tai Solarin's... Great men of epic proportions. What has ACN given us? A ragged bag of unshaven underworld gutter types led by a drug baron whose scraggy bearded lieutenent is the head of the extremists Tawun militant. It is squarely an ACN problem, a party more suited to NURTW methods than cerebral application (as evidenced by the unfortunate displays of Koruji and the two filthy moral mongrels just above this post).

All hail ACN where the thug is lord!

I, against my own good judgement, took time to look at your previous few posts to "understand" the height of your intellectual "giantism". Needless to say, what I found were numerous posts demonstrating your intellectual "dwarfism". Your posts had only one theme - abusing anyone and everyone.

It seems from your posts that you are a confused soul. Sometimes you imply that you are Yoruba, other times you pitch your tent against the Yoruba with reckless abandon. You seem to possess a deep inferiority complex as in "we are the butt of several jokes from other ethnic groups". I don't see any ethnic group with the glorious status that gives them the audacity to poke fun at the Yoruba, except in the eyes of "inferiority complex diseased" individuals like you. You are probably one of those "pretend Yorubas" roaming the NL landscape anyway.

As for my "Yorubalized English", well I am Yoruba. The American speaks Americanized English, the Indian speaks Indianized English, the British speak British English because their thought processes follow their cultural linages. My thought process is Yoruba, not British or American or Indian. If that riles your oblongota then I say let it boil and go poof.

Enough said.

fstranger6: ^^^Poorly bred Neanderthal ke? Beafu, please o the guy claimed to have graduated from OAU, not minding his Yoruba-lized English and lack of basic critical thinking skills, he is part of the cream de la cream of our 'extremely lazy' intellectual pool aka Yoruba inteligentsia. With people like him at the top of the food chain, its not too difficult to see why we are the butt of several jokes from other ethnic groups.

My bad, I thought you were addressing me in your post, I didn't know you were talking to the wall!!!

. . .but if you must pass judgement on me, then I pass judgement on you too.

Sounds like a fair deal to me.

fstranger6: My bad, I should have asked for your permission before posting. It is your website/forum of course. Niaraland is your brain child! You and you alone decide who, where and what is posted . . . entitled much? Is this how it is done in your neck of the woods . . . aiti kofa n le, ifa ti n se

So now BH would be ready to negotiate a ceasefire? I wonder why?

What has changed so much to move a bunch of blood-hounds who blew up more than 3 christian churces just last weekend and declared even deadlier bombings ahead to the negotiating table?

More fundamental, what are the items to negotiate with BH?

Wondering minds want to know!!!

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Hopefully, Dasuki can help negotiate terms for the disarmament of BH. Negotiations need to begin immediately with the condition that BH declares an immediate cease fire.[/quote]

You again? Who put your mouth inside?

Hissessssssssss. . .

fstranger6: If you are the "sky bird," and Beaf the "ground bird," I am afraid you are doing a lousy job watching the "ground bird."

The man doesn't have any initiative of his own. He depends completely on what his aides tell him - the subsidy fiasco comes to mind as a good example.

I personally believe that the "Boko Haram Gone by June" statement was extracted by GEJ from Azazi under durress. That would be when the rumour was rife about GEJ firing Azazi. The latter probably told GEJ to give him till June to finish off BH.

The funny thing is that even if Azazi had a water-tight plan to deal with BH by June, Mr. GEJ did not have the acumen to withold that statement until the deed was done. Instead, he ran to the megaphone to tell "BH to defeat whatever plan they had".

Now, whether Azazi had a plan or whether it would have worked or not we would never know. With a boss like this, Azazi is probably feeling a sense of relief tonight.

How long more till. . .

Hence, I say small wonder. At this point I have no doubt that you actually believe your own lies. That, Mr. PDP scape goat, is a low point to reach in life.

BTW, all this time I've being calling you "PDP's scapegoat" I know it was probably beyond your "immense intellectual" height to understand. Let me help you:

This is what you really are: Scape Goat (Biblical): a goat let loose in the wilderness on Yom Kippur after the high priest symbolically laid the sins of the people on its head. Lev. 16:8,10,26.

Make the connection to your other name "cursed" yet?

PDP has placed its curse of defending the indefensible on your head and let you loose in the NL wilderness until the fullness of the days.

Beaf: ^
I would, bro. I wanna hear your counter arguments. None?
That makes me wanna cry.

Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!

Intellectually? What would I be discussing with you intellectually?

You call what you are posting here intellectual? Small wonder!!!

Beaf: ^
Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!
Meet me intellectually nau! Insults will not win against brains come 2015.

Do you really think that airconditioned bridges and Tawun militants are election winners?

Intellectual? - yeah right!!! That would be two positives that actually mean a negative, in case you don't understand - retard.

Abeg no make me laugh - the other day you implied GEJ is a genius. I can see how he is "geniusing" Nigeria into oblivion.

Bunch of charlattans

Beaf: Koru-koru, the unbalanced one!
Why you come de ves na?
If you think ACN can win across the SS, why not make an intellectual permutation instead of reaching for mud like an NURTW operative?

I'm an intellectual, bro.
Meet me cerebrally, I'm sure even you can come up with something if you only you put in the effort; critical thinking and the ability to marshall arguments are vital skills.

Right now, the SW is bedevilled with ACN's verbal abracadabra, moral voodoo and delivery of nonsense. It is for this reason that PDP will sweep through like a hurricane. Take the many examples of Aregbe's near madness:



Oti o!

There is Aregbesola's penchant for lying that FG projects are his. Take for example his bewildering claim to have bought 40 train coaches for the FG!
That is not all, Aregbesola also claimed an FG micro-turbine research scheme was his and christened it O-Power! Oga o!

There was the grand lie about Osun paying 13th month salaries to long suffering workers over the New Year holidays... Lets not even go there!

Then of course, there is his plethora of "O's..." O-Yes, O-Meal, O-419...

Guy, give it up, there is no failure like Aregbesola anywhere on the Nigerian landscape.

They are slowly but surely taking over the key positions necessary to kick him out of office. Unfortunately for the man, pettiness and near-cowardice is putting a fog on his thought process.

The president is slowly being surrounded by the same people that told him they will make Nigeria ungovernable for him.

His new national security advicer Sambo Dasuki was Babangida's former ADC, I hear.

kiev002: Jona has enemies that are pillars in pdp who are funding boko haram. Jona lacks wat it takes 2 fight them head-on. Azazi knw abt these enemies n tried 2 xpose them in his statement in april. This move by Azazi pissed off a few bosses in pdp, and now Azazi is gone.
All jona appears 2b doin is fightin d mass produced pawns of his enemies (B.H). This action clearly is not working.
May God save us in Nigeria!
:')

You don't say!

Johndoe100: This is so outlandishly improbable that only a totally deluded person can even dream it.

I told those that were defending GEJ's decision to jet out to Brazil after the Kaduna/Yobe bombings that BH is planning a permanent move to Abuja - they tumped their nose.

It doesn't take a soothsayer to know what BH is planning, but it takes a COMPETENT FG to put it down promptly.

But where is one to find a competent FG in Nigeria these days

folahann: This has really got out of hands. Really crazy. Who will deliver Nigeria because the president is incompetent

You think? That's a new one. I thought you had delivered that instrument to BH, oh sorry, PDP

PointB: @Op/Topic,

I think based on the underwhelming performance of the governor who took over a year to appoint commissioners, planned to construct road to Lagos state from osun, and laid a foundation stone for a 'chicken shed' in the name of multi million naira market, I forsee Osun state going to the strongest opposition party. Aregberascal is cluelessness personified. What were Osun citizens thinking?

Cursed of the earth, a.k.a. Beaf.

Don't worry. At the rate PDP is going it will change its name to Boko Haram, and you will still be here claiming Boko Haram will cruise through SS in 2015.

ACN is the future of the SS

Beaf: ^
Thanks, unbalanced one. But PDP will still cruise through the SS.
Next!

[size=14pt]Out of 4 PDP governors in SS NONE are even average - if we were to categorize governors in Nigeria, SS governors would be in the ZERO category[/size] - bunch ofthiefing, N7 billion hill clearing bunch of yahoos.

Beaf: Aside from Fashola, all ACN governors are either ordinary or just plain ridiculous (with the leadership of the "wunderkind" Aregbesola).
Its open season.

Well that was last December. This December that yellow/red part of the map gets bigger. Thanks to GEJ and the forty INCOMPETENTS.

VoodooDoll: Spotted on Facebook.  A map of Nigeria showing trouble spots per the UK Govt this Christmas and New Year season.

You want to bet? Bayelsa goes ACN in 2015,and so does Delta & Akwa Ibom, and may be Rivers, in addition to Edo

Johndoe100: What I don't understand is why you Yoruba vampires and your demonic pals would even dare to turn your rabid attention to the SS. ACN in the SS? What an abomination. Yes I know Oshimole. He is a one off and will soon be gone.

Did you hear that Amosun forced him to prostrate or that anything would have happened to him if he didn't? If neither of these conditions apply then you are just being your usual tribalist.

As for that photo if you had your eyes open you would realize that Amosun and his entourage were a bit surprised - all were looking downwards at some unexpected event, and were in motion even as they did.

In any case, it is a Yoruba tradition to prostrate, though it might appear to people outside of the culture as a sign of subjugation, it is not - it is a sign of respect.

Let those who have no culture worth describing refrain from poking fun at other people's culture

[quote author=Mr. Globe]Abeg na tribe thing. Not Nigeria. An igbo person cannot try this backwardness and primitive action. Its a shame to the people we all know are involved. They have refused to civilize. Smh[/quote]

I know it is impossible to penetrate some people with reason, but there has to a SOLID reason for Abacha's son to still be standing trial and contesting that the funds for which he was being tried belongs to him:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/swiss-court-orders-retrial-of-abachas-son/
[url]http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=abacha's%20son%20switxerland&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CAgQqQIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.channelstv.com%2Fhome%2F2012%2F06%2F22%2Fabachas-son-to-face-fresh-swiss-trial%2F&ei=7vHkT8q3A4-C8ASblJm-Dg&usg=AFQjCNEUtKkp815BE5z3SxMsK6ok5bH6Vw[/url]

GenBuhari: I have been suspecting for several months that Abacha never looted, and now I have discovered how Obasanjo and IBB consipired with associates and Foreign bankers to decieve Nigerians to believe that he looted.

Some background:

Abacha's achievements were said to include:

*The stablisation of the political terrain, after the annulment of the June 12, 1992 elections by General Babangida and the political upheavals that followed it, leading to the exit of General Babangida and the installation and the exit of the interim administration of Chief Ernest Shonekan.

*The stabilisation of the value of the naira and its stoppage from further devaluation (maintained at $1=N22 for his entire era);

*The increase in the country's foreign exchange reserves from $494 million dollars in 1993 to $9.6 billion by the middle of 1997;

*The improvement in the general standard of living of Nigerians during the regime;

*The establishment of the Petroleum Trust Fund and the improvement in the infrastructural services it occasioned;

*The caging of, and the reduction in the influences of the IMF/World Bank in the Nigerian economy, which reached its height during the regime of General Babangida;

*The prudent management of the annual budgets of the Federal Government; the reduction in the external debt of Nigeria from $36 billion in 1993 to $27 billion by 1997;

*Improvement in the salaries and pensions of public servants;

*The unprecedented provision of money for the settlement of internal debts which had been incurred by previous administrations but for which little or no provisions for their settlement had been made until the Abacha's regime.

*Oil prices were as low as $9/barrel , yet Abacha was able to also intervene in two regional conflicts in Sierra Leone and Liberia to play Nigeria's rightful role as a regional superpower.

*All privatisation (selling off of Nigeria's assets) were brought to halt by Abacha by 1995.

*Abacha inherited inflation rate of 54% from IBB in 1993 and had reduced it to 8.5% by 1998

*Abacha's Vision 2010 was submitted to Abacha in September, 1997. The Visioners consisted of 247 elite Nigerians, under the chairmanship of Chief (Dr.) Ernest Shonekan, the preceding head of state to General Abacha. The committee was assisted by 141 technical and secretariat staff, drawn from the Presidency, the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), federal ministries, the National Assembly, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the universities and the private sector. In addition, 29 Facilitators, 24 Resource persons, and 17 consultants, including foreign experts from Asia, Europe and America, participated in the Vision. The 247 members included the country's major emirs, obis, and obas, Christian and Muslim religious leaders, leading industrialists, commercialists, bankers and academicians, many of whom are now very prominent leaders in the ongoing Obasanjo reform administration. In its letter of transmission of the report to Abacha, the Visioners stated that, "The Report is the outcome of 12 plenary meetings, 57 around-the country meetings and workshops, 53 sub-committee meetings, field studies, and, thousands of memoranda from the public, including input from federal ministries, state governments, private sector institutions, Nigerians domiciled out of the country, and some foreigners who have interest in the welfare and livelihood of Nigeria". These foreigners are now called, " Development Partners" in the Obasanjo administration.

The Report proposed both immediate, short-term, medium term, and long-term measures to stimulate and grow the economy of Nigeria. The Committee rightly adumbrated that, "all of us, and not one single segment of the society or a single administration, could be strictly said to be responsible for our problems. The Committee then proceeded to ask, and answer, three questions about the country; viz: "Where we are, and why?" Where do we want to be?" And, "How do we get there", so that by 2010, Nigeria will be a democratic society, committed to making the basic needs of life affordable for everyone and creating Africa's leading economy?"

Now, please ask yourself what would prompt a blind probe of a government that had performed so well, other than pre-planned plot to assassinate his character after his assassination, to deflect attention from the really enemies of the state who had just stolen back power by poisoning Abacha.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=693700.msg8820027

[size=18pt]Please ask yourself what would prompt a blind probe for financial mismanagement of a leader that had performed so well?[/size]

My theory is that IBB and Obasanjo needed to scapegoat Abacha, to deflect attention from IBB and how he ruined the country.

Immediately after Abacha was poisoned I believe IBB was calling the shots from behind the scenes although Adulsalami Abubakar was the figure head transitional Head of State.

I believe IBB wanted to blame Abacha for Nigeria's problems as he had ambitions of returning eventually to the seat of power (maybe after Obj had served 1 term in office.









[size=21pt]Here is how I believe Obasanjo and IBB made it appear that Abacha had stolen money[/size]

Obasanjo and Babangida hired one of their associates who may have a foreign bank account already, pose as Abacha's associate.
IBB or Obj would have money transferred into their account and then in court they would falsely claim to be a business associate of Abacha and would agree to refund money to Nigerian Government,
However when the case is reported to the press Obasanjo's representatives would say that Abacha and his associates have has agree in court that to refund whatever large amount typically between $20million and about $600million.

For an instance if Abacha's had $0 and the associate had $1.5bn, some press reports would report Abacha and his cronies or associate or family and friends have $1.5bn in foreign accounts.

The reports never breakdown how much of money attributable to Abacha and how much to Obasanjo's hired "associates"









Now consider the following news story which is typical

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/1606565.stm

[size=18pt]18 October, 2001, BBC News 12:45 GMT 13:45 UK
Britain goes after Abacha millions[/size]

The British High Court has given the government the go-ahead to help Nigeria trace more than $1bn allegedly looted by late dictator Sani Abacha.

The decision came after lawyers failed to challenge a Home Office decision to help Nigerian and Swiss officials recover money said to have been traced to London.
The Press Association said the lawyers were acting for Mohammed Abacha, the dictator's son, and Abubakar Bagudu, Abacha's London-based partner.

Nigeria is trying to recover more than $3bn allegedly embezzled during General Abacha's rule which ended with his death in 1998.

Britain was asked last year to help recover the money.

Account freeze

Six months ago, Britain's financial watchdog, the Financial Services Authority, revealed that 23 London banks had handled $1.3bn belonging to family and friends of General Abacha.

Earlier this month, judicial authorities in Britain reportedly ordered some of the world's largest banks to freeze accounts believed to belong to the dictator


[size=20pt]The big evidence I found that proves, my suspicion is that the named "associate" in the above BBC News story, Abubakar Bagudu turns out to be a full member of the PDP esablishment, who has been handsomely rewarded by being selected as PDP Senator for Kebbi 2008.


Ladies and Gentlemen this is the evidence that should indicate that there is a conspiracy to paint to delibrately paint Abacha as a looter.[/size]



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abubakar_Atiku_Bagudu
[size=18pt]
Abubakar Atiku Bagudu was born on 26 December 1961.[1] Although Bagudu claimed to come from a wealthy family owning millions, in fact his father was formerly the director of Primary Education in Kebbi.[2] He obtained a BSc (Economics), Msc (Economics) and M.A. (International Affairs).[1]

Bagudu became a close friend of Ibrahim and Mohammed Abacha, sons of military ruler Sani Abacha.[3] He and Ibrahim Abacha were involved in a scheme to buy vaccines and resell them to the government at a steep mark-up, earning $66.6 million profit. Later, he helped divert much larger sums of money that had been earmarked for security spending into foreign accounts.[2]

After Abacha died in 1998, the interim military government that followed started an investigation into misuse of state funds. Mohammed Abacha and Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, his business manager, returned $750m. At that time, there were no criminal prosecution.[3] Bagudu moved to the USA in 2000, and in 2003 was detained there for six months on charges of financial misdeeds during the Abacha era. He was released in November 2003 on condition that he repaid about US$300 million to the Federal Government of Nigeria.[4] The administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo apparently made a deal to recover part of the money in return for dropping prosecution and leaving the remainder with the family.[5] Bagudu was Chairman of Phil Nugent Nigeria Ltd. from 2004 until December 2005[/size]

Have you noticed the total absence of reliable video interviews of Abacha's family members?

Nigerians please question everything you hear from our leaders and our corrupt press.





[size=18pt]And the same Bagudu was Chairman of Phil Nugent Nigeria Ltd. from 2004 until December 2005,
A company that went on to be awarded a $1billion contract by the government

http://naijanaz..com/2007/09/prelude-to-fraud.html.[/size]

Simple as ABC. America protects its interests so should every nation. It is nations ruled by incompetent hands or fanatics that usually end up being messed with or fired upon.

Mutual, and I mean COMPETENT, cooperation with America can be very beneficial.

dr stone: Japan is better for it since the Americans got involved after WW2, So is South Korea and West Germany, france and Great Britain, as well as those who coperate with them in the muslim world like Kuwait, Oman, Dubai and Bahrain. But for countries with uncooperative and sizable muslem populations, some thing is wrong. their partnership with america is suspect. Example is Pakistan, IRAQ, Afghanistan.
Pakistan was hosting Evil Biin Laden while helping America on a wild goose chase in afghanistan. Smart americans...it didnt take them time to fool the idiots. They busted Osama while heavily fenced in a fortress by the Afghanistans.

Beaf actually thinks he is a master of propaganda. He doesn't realize he is a ground bird that forgot there are sky birds watching with amusement.

nuclearboy:
Koruji versus Beaf

Current score 1 -

Make una dey use mouth claim 2015 results for opposing camps dey go!

Political observers of the Nigerian landscape cannot but notice the uneasiness of the oil-blessed regions of our dear country with the gross mis-management that PDP has delivered in abundance to the region since 1999. They are clamouring for a paradigm shift, as they can see what another party is achieving, even without the blessing of abundant oil, in Lagos and Edo state. The people of the SS cannot but notice the vibrant, people-oriented approaches of the newly installed governors in Osun, Ogun, Ekiti and Oyo States.

Given the above facts the elders are wondering from Balyesa to Rivers state what could be if a serious party, with a well-acclaimed progressive agenda, pilots the affairs of their states. The excitement is palpable of the possibilities come 2015 to "broom" away the rot, and bring in real development. If you are an astitute observer of these undercurrents you will agree with me that come 2015 the political map of the SS will look like this:

Bayelsa - ACN (100%)
Delta - ACN (100%)
Edo - ACN (100%)
Akwa Ibom - ACN (100%)
Rivers - ACN(80%)

Why are you engaging the mindless slowpoke in any "normal person" conversation. Don't you see what he is doing? Trying to pretend an interest in a real conversation by putting a question mark on Ekiti. I suggest you look at his previous posts, and see that he is completely irredeemable.

Let me break it down for Beaf and his cohort of headless chickens.

Even if the ACN governors that just assumed leadership did not perform to expectation, that would be no reason to vote for PDP in the SW. PDP has ruled longer than these new governors with only two things to show for it: CORRUPTION AND THUGERY.

ACN can always point to the actions of Fashola and Oshiomole that have had a good amount of time in the saddle, and the ongoing initiatives of even these new governors as basis for their reappointment.

PDP has nothing to show - even in the home state of the president and that of the eternal-fool of a poster, filled-up as they are with oil funds, they turn out to be zero. PDP and its sympathizers discussing performance is like the lion giving lessons in vegetarianism.

Beaf and his political-thiefs are out only to do the only job they know how to do - rob and steal votes. They will lose their forearms in the cookie-jar.

bayooooooo: Where are the facts? Is the fighting over now? Crises are normal in any political setting but the ability to manage such crises does not exist within SW PDP. Contrary to PDP propaganda, Aregbesola is not performing badly in Osun state. If Oyinlola was that popular, why did he fail to win senatorial election even within his small senatorial district?

Yeah, intelligence in reverse. Sometime I wonder if you are on drugs.

Beaf: I wonder why some cannot simply engage their brains.
All hail NURTW!

Guy's, the matter is simple. I've made my permutations intelligently, try to emulate me instead of coming across like people who would proudly fight in public when faced with matters of a cerebral nature.
Thank you.

I pity your miserable soul.

Beaf: I'll keep it simple and sweet.

2014
Aregbesola loses his bid for a second term to the PDP due to his gross underperformance. This leads to a domino effect in which Tinubu's defacto number two engaes in a furious legal battle, while the many opponents and enemies he has garnered with his quixotisms and megalomania sieze the opportunity to unleash volleys of poisoned arrows.
The fallout from that lose could prove epic.

2015
Creaking at the seams from the loss of Osun, ACN loses its regional potency and its alliance plans with CPC fray and unravel.
The emotional chasms caused by the choosing of candidates in Ogun and Oyo take as much a toll as the non-performance of their governors (airconditioned footbridges and all). It is well known that the PDP only lost both these states due to internal warfare; even with several PDP men squaring it out using proxy political platforms, the results were still menacingly close. Think what the new found unity of the SW PDP would acheive.
Summary - Ogun and Oyo fall to the PDP with Ekiti not far behind.

Final result:
Osun - PDP
Oyo - PDP
Ogun - PDP
Ekiti - PDP?

There is one proviso in all these permutations. If Edo state falls to the PDP, then give up, 2015 will see ACN go the way of AD.

Admitedly, the man is blinded by religion - and you must know that Lateef Adegbite has always pitched his tent with the more radical form of Islam practiced up north than the more moderate down south. That is the angle from which Alh. Adegbite is approaching this. He is afterall the Sec. Gen. of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs by the grace of his northern partners.

I do believe they need to change their viewpoint quickly before BH consumes everyone with their madness.

Still, you went too far - and I would have said that you need your head examined with the kind of statements you made below You put yourself in the same category as El Rufai who keeps suggesting GEJ is behind Boko Haram. They are too blinded by religion and ethnicity to see that BH has dangerous designs, and that they themselves are fodder for those evil plans.

It is the absence of cool heads that is doing Nigeria in - everyone is always trying to prove they are right!!!

[quote author=Mr.chippychappy][size=15pt]DIALOGUE WITH OUR PEOPLE[/size] . hahaha God don dey catch all of them one by one , small small dem go use their mouth talk through .

Now we know that :
1. The Islamic council in Nigeria are fully in support of Boko haram
2. Boko haram has built strong networks within Nigeria particular the North and South west considering the fact that Mr Adegbite is a yoruba man (remember Suleiman Mohammed , The Yoruba Boko haram mastermind that was arrested about 2 months ago ?) .
3. Mr Adegbite knows the people behind Boko haram and if our SSS are serious about the security of this nation then they MUST apprehend Mr Adegbite.[/quote]

Here comes the drones and the F-15s!!!

That too. Nigerians have become so numbed to violence, I am afraid of what comes next!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Someone needs to remove that picture.[/quote]