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My man, SEGOYE2:
Why are you wasting your time educating this fool (LEWA)? It is clear that the cat has no common sense and he's lacking wisdom as well. His main specialization is using 4 or 6 insulting big words to continuously disrespect his elders

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You mean your regular yaro.ie your boyfriend!Donkey you know who you are -[b]asinine,indubitable peasant,moronic inept ignorant jobber![/b]So count cretin, how many insulting[i] big words [/i] are in the previous sentence!

I bet you, this move will drive powerless fools like LEWA away for ever.

Powerless, inefficacious bla bla you keep saying this!Is it because i am not privy to a background of petty thievery like your poor self?What power do you have?Bloody nomad, what can you do?It ain't your fault, in decent societies your kind would be pariahs, outcasts for spewing the crap you do on this forum!I told you and your boyfriend this is the www not your village where those you've made serfs think of you as next to Allah!Here you can't even dream of comparison to your peers. All can see, your euphoric ignorance is limitless!

SEGOYE, please continue to discuss Nigerian politics and effective ways to move our lovely country forward unitedly. And please, please disregard this looser's comments; he has absolutely nothing to contribute, he's nobody but an attention seeker who needs to grow up and learn how to respect others.

Yea he should continue to spread his gospel of mediocrity-not surprised though that is what is common amongst your ilk![/b]The poor chap as hat best a 3rd grade IQ has shown by his posts and here you are singing his praises!
Attention seeker, loser, nobody thanks but on the contrary if you have nothing to say when i critique your obviously misinformed silly and obtuse rants don't turn around and clutch at the air!The whole world can see who really has nothing upstairs, stupid, moronic and wastes time achieving nothing on the www![b]By the way jobber i know you take pride in that your ancestors looted and pillaged the country's resources,turned innocent people into serfs and gave you some deluded notions of grandiose nomadic supremacy, but in essence you are still basically at heart- a depraved,debased peasant!Measly. low-lying creature

Spell checker-show us your profound wisdom "tisha"!Last phrase

@ Lewa,

Am sorry it took me a while to respond to you post. I read through your post. It was in a way very funny and I could not help but laugh.
Do you really go through all this pain to crave insults on me because I don't see life the way you illitrates see things? You remember my post on an Educated person in response to one of your usual insults?

Mallam ranka dede!Crave insults on you?illiterate?Na wa o

Why did you choose to call me mallam here? Are thinking mallam to be an insult? I believe no because you mean Teacher and that I will be to you as long as Naira remains online

Yes o you be teacher! but as that famous Nigerian once sang "tisha don't tish me nonsense"as your posts demonstate a paucity of thinking faculties!

Do you mean Almajiris are not citizens of Nigeria? I mean you mean they are monkeys? Are you better than them in any form? did you know the rules of www. as you claim it? When was even your first time of coming to the internet?

Lewa, if I should award you, I will say you are the poorest post threader of the year.
Your talent of writing trash will do you good if you write comedy or newspaper to illitrates. Your raigning period on Naira Land as copy as paste expert has expired. This time, write something out, make out your own words

Yes "tisha"and you by the way leads the pack with your incoherent posts!You know your verbosity exceeds your stupidity "tisha" and please feel free to post more and your us your profound wisdom "tisha"

Lewa,

Did you really copy threads from nigeriaworld.com and paste on Naira land? Because you just copied one and pasted it on this forum; from this forum

I mean lets try educate ourselfs here, left stop the coping and paste act, lets make our own words, lets stop using odd words and above all make Nigeria a better place to fall back at.

Lets get back to the topic, IBB step down because of wisdom, It takes wisdom to lead a nation!!!

Mallam,you do make my day! . Please show me where i have been guilty of what you accuse me of?
However i d wish you well though, if you get better!

I have read all contributions and have this to say-Nigerian politics is a movie set and the script writers/director(s)/producer(s) are still at work!Anything can still happen just as was Yar A'dua/Goodluck combo did to me and countless others including prophets, soothsayers, shieks and marabouts! . Let's all watch and see!More is yet to come

Are you denying the waste emanating from your inner recesses?Peasant you stand for ignorance,kleptocracy,narrow mindedness,ineptitude and malfeasance.Donkey

Yada yada yada!Men don't you ever get tired?Talking of puerile insults, esteem,individual background ,level of thinking,
contemptous and rude character,substandard behaviour cogent home training etc do you really think that you aren't refering to bighead, your indubitable self?. Let me refresh your sapped memory,

you will still be at the slavery yard making all kinds of inefficacious noises;

hence it will be a mere waste of my time to continue to entertain your stupidity, my friend.

barking like a sick addlepated dog

immature unrefined lost dog

My Friend, all you and your lost incapacitated family could do is make noise

You frustrated obtuse ragamuffin.

Most of these folks can't even come home; they get their political information through Nigeriaworld.com, which is fine. But don't come here acting like you're somebody, talking rubbish.

All the above are from your bigoted,inept posts! Big donkey, go over again and see your poor puerile peasant self lacking in self esttem, aplomb,inferior in all ramifications and obviously hypocritical!
Go help yourself

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Most of these folks can't even come home; they get their political information through Nigeriaworld.com, which is fine. But don't come here acting like you're somebody, talking rubbish.
They can't do nothing, but make impotent noise from far away.[/quote

You know that we all can see (ie guests and users) of this forum your true self!Remember i have told you who you really are!Keep posting you might discover yourself one day and that little imp of your bro-he too might say something intelligent for once ,
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He even rigged out his deputy at the primaries!Yerima's comrade-in-arms!Sharia rabble rouser!Come 2011 he would contest for president to after islamizing/shariarizing Kano

Mallam Shekarau, Kano State incumbent Governor and Sharia demagogue is reported to have driven away his wife
in 2003 based on the advice of some soothsayer because of his election! .Ain't he ought not to be a srict muslim!Anyways here's part of the link, from www.guardiannewsngr.com

His words: "Honestly, there is nothing like that. It is not in the nature of the governor who is a perfect gentleman. How many people did we kill in 2003 before we got into power? We know that his problem is that the soothsayers told him that he must be governor of Kano State. That is why he is doing anything under the earth to achieve the goal."

Abubakar, flanked by the governor's aide on media and publicity, Sule Yau Sule, continued: "He even drove away his wife because the soothsayers told him to do so before he can be governor.

Wonders o!This is the same person advocating for sharia consorting with soothsayers, marabouts!

With all your comments, I felt we as a nation have finally come to the conclusion that parties enforce their candidates on our polity.

IBB did same during his

transition program to nowhere!

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We must note here that IBB is not even a member of PDP, he only picked their presidential primary ticket which we all know the PDP top men won't let go.

Here you go again, mallam!W[i]hen did he pick the presidential primary ticket?[/i]If he was not a member would he have been allowed to pick nomination forms?Or you think that we really don't jnow anything?

Most Nigerian follow what others believe, and the most ughly part of the story here is, most of us here on this site or around have never come in contact with IBB or his ughly deals.

Yea SAP, SFEM,MAMSER, DIFFRI, PEOPLE'S BANK,BETTER LIFE,$12BN OIL WINDFALL etc!

@ Big B1

]Brother, I will encourage that you post no thread on this post. Is totally not worth the stress

So you know now?Remember this is www, not your village!We are not almajiris or donkeys!

Pedro would go nowhere!People would just collect his dough, actually it's theirs though

if you think IBB is corrupt and a murderer, please point out the saint"

If IBB is a sinner or a killer as you portray him to be, then show us or point to us who is the Saint in this present state of our national democracy. Point out or name who you think is going to fit in for the 2007 presidential seat. Just a simple question.

Utomi is neither a thief or a killer!It's good for one to do research before exposing their ineptitude on the www.
The polity might not accept Utomi but he;s cleaner than your pricipal, Also Ebitu Ukiwe is another gentleman!
However for some verbosity and fatousness has rather unfortunately being their calling!

A question, Big Bro! Is ha ha a word or what?The use sent me on exile as a violation of your hallowed rules! I rather beg to differ!Hope that by posting the word again would not set me on the paths great minds have tread for dearing you?

Edy what's gwan?Just returned from Big bro's mandatory exile! ;DAnyways what are you giving me for the holidays?

Odeku wherever you are know this-you are not forgotten and it's somewhat a pity that you are not here to pop the Crystal bottles with me!However i know you would read this CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
Big up to my Chi-town bro!

where are his children?Promised to keep quiet till something would spoil their fun!

The whole gist!
Withdraw for Gusau, Yar`Adua
• Obasanjo commends him for loyalty
By Kola Ologbondiyan in Lagos, Sufuyan Ojeifo and Oke Epia in Abuja, 12.12.2006

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Former Military President, General Ibrahim Bada-masi Babangida (IBB), has said the moral dilemma of standing for the Peoples Democratic (PDP) presidential primary election against Katsina State governor, Alhaji Umaru Yar'Adua, as well as the former National Security Adviser (NSA), General Aliyu Mohammed Gusau, accounts for his decision to opt out of the race.
His letter sent to President Olusegun Obasanjo became public knowledge on a day PDP decided to grade its presidential aspirants in the course of the screening exercise.
Babangida, who stated this in a two-page letter, dated December 9, and addressed to Obasanjo, however, promised to explore other options in advancing his commitment to democracy and the nation.
Obasanjo has since acknowledged the receipt of Baba-ngida's letter and commended the former military ruler's "character of loyalty to a cause and to friends, dead or alive".
But Babangida, who in the letter revealed that he had been wrestling with the dilemma of having to face Yar' Adua and Gusau at the PDP presidential primaries, said he later came to the decision of withdrawing from the race.
"Those who know me know my relationship with the Yar’Adua family.
"The Patriarch, Alhaji Musa Yar’ Adua, took me as his adopted son with his son, the late General Shehu Musa Yar’ Adua and instilled in the late Gen. Shehu Musa Yar’ Adua and me that nothing should be done by either of us that would give the impression that there is a strain in our relationship.
“To me, this extends to his younger brother, Alhaji Umar Yar’Adua, who I take as my younger brother. Whenever I see him, I see the late Gen. Shehu Musa Yar’ Adua and I am always reminded of what his late father told us about our relationship.”
Recalling that Yar’Adua visited him as soon as he collected the PDP nomination form to solicit his support as an elder brother, Babangida said he "freely gave" the governor his support.
"I still stand by that (Support). What this means is that I will not be in competition with him. This is what he would expect from his late elder brother, Gen. Shehu Musa Yar’ Adua”.
On Gusau, Babangida said the bond of friendship between him and Obasanjo's erstwhile NSA will be 40 years by next March, stressing that, "it will be 40 years of close, intense, harmonious relationship extending to our immediate and extended families.
"He, too, came to me to ask for my support as soon as he collected his form even though he knew I had already collected mine. Out of abiding mutual loyalty, he knew when I said, ‘you have my support’, that I wanted it to be so.
“So, on personal moral grounds, I would rather allow these two gentlemen to continue with their ambition in the PDP. I value many years of harmonious relationships and no amount of attraction of politics will make me subject that harmonious relationship to unnecessary and avoidable strain,” he submitted.
In a swift acknowledgement of IBB's letter, also dated September 9, Obasanjo expressed "surprise and pleasure" over the decision taken by Babangida.
Expressing understanding and appreciation for the former military president dilemma of "having to give your support to two close people at the same time for the same office," the president said "this is even easier handled than having to compete with both of them at the same time."
Obasanjo, in his two-page letter, also said: "Knowing you (IBB) as I have known you over the years, this decision of yours, which must be appreciated and commended by all well-meaning friends of yours and those who might not be so friendly, is a clear indication of your good-naturedness and your character of loyalty to a cause and to friends, dead or alive.
“This is one attribute I have found to be quite uncommon in some quarters within the political arena in these days. It therefore must be applauded by one and all whenever and wherever it is found. I so applaud you! Together with other elder statesmen, you can join hands to continue to build as a non-partisan contributor."
Describing the decision of IBB to withdraw for him and Yar' Adua as "commendable", Gusau who spoke with THISDAY last night, added that there was no other way through which Babangida could have shown his loyalty to friends. "I thank him for doing this for me and the late Yar' Adua," he said.
Meanwhile, PDP has listed and allocated percentage scores to eight criteria to guide the screening of its presidential aspirants ahead of the primary this Saturday.
On the list of criteria meant at grading the aspirants are, integrity (15 per cent); patriotism (10 per cent); ethno-neutrality (10 per cent); commitment to the rule of law (10 per cent); transparency (10 per cent); and tolerance (5 per cent). Others are knowledge and awareness of development in the country (10 per cent) and any leadership quality (15 per cent).
These amounted to a total of 85 per cent, but the party was silent on how the remaining 15 per cent would be determined to achieve a total of 100 per cent.
Reeling out these criteria yesterday while inaugurating the presidential screening committee of the party, National Chairman, Senator Ahmadu Ali, said the screening exercise was “designed to ensure that the best amongst all of us emerge as potential candidates in order to maximize electoral prospects.”
Ali urged the committee headed by Chief Bayo Akinola to be guided by the party’s list of desirable qualities released by the National Executive Committee (NEC).
He said the PDP owes a duty “to present before the electorate men and women of integrity with unblemished reputations. We owe Nigerians a duty to present before them people of unquestionable patriotism and the requisite strength of character to steer our country on the path of the successes and reforms embarked upon by the current administration of President Olusegun Obas-anjo.”
The national chairman who formally announced the withdrawal of Babangida from the race, assured all contestants for the party’s ticket that “the appeal for a reduction in number is not in any way meant to tilt the tide in favour of any candidate or to create a disadvantage for any of them, but to encourage consensus-building and unity of purpose.”
Observing that the committee had also developed a set of criteria to assist in its work, Ali urged the members to be firm and “deliver fair and just verdicts to the satisfaction of all.”