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pato2k2: You can trust Farouk Lawan to deliver,we know the patriots. God bless Nigeria...

LMAO

shadrach77: half-caste is used to describe animal breeds e.g dogs - mixed race, dual race, or mullato is more like it

Mulatto is derogatory.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulatto

Contemporary usage of the designation is generally confined to situations in which the term is considered relevant in an historical context, as now most people of mixed white and black ancestry rarely choose to self-identify as mulatto.[2] The term is not commonly used anymore and is generally considered archaic because of its association with slavery and colonial and racial oppression; accepted modern terms include "mixed" and "biracial."

The etymology of the term may derive from the Spanish and Portuguese word mulato, which is itself derived from mula (from old Galician-Portuguese, from Latin mūlus), meaning mule, the hybrid offspring of a horse and a donkey.

dokzell: na wa o! at least for once, a high profile murder case can be resolved in naija. God bless SSS, I wish they can put police under SS so they can learn hw to do thorough investigation like we see in movies #IbelieveNaijaGoBeta

It ended up being a robbery (gone wrong) case. If it was actually a murder (assassination) case, I doubt they would solve it.

elation.

Sun of god: I no go talk anything . . . . .

LOL But you just did. I want you to say more.

oyb: NOI did not have s-exual relations with those budget figures
she merely blew them up

end of story

LMAO.

generalgonz: fool if u dont knw wat to ryt keep silence

You don't have a sense of humor do you? Pearls before swine.

curtain: they were killed in an exchange of gun fire... In combat wit terrorist u dnt ask questions wen under fire. And if the jtf were accesories to the crime there wudnt hv bin any trouble 4 the terrorist smugling their weapon.

The way it's usually done is to secretly confirm the truck contains the weapons; and then tail them to their base.

[quote author=Okija_juju]Irrespective, it is a business nonetheless. And my post didnt even hamper on this case alone but the fact that an Igbo man would go into business with a Northerner be it legal or illegal..
[/quote]LOL. Dude you dey here dey fume? Do you know how much money is being stolen from the coffers of the government with the collusion between Igbo/Hausa etc? Even participants of corruption don't discriminate or practice tribalism.

LeJeun3: Both stories are all in line with a great master plan to cover-up a brutal murder.
1. Did the security man need to blab? Was d PA to the governor popular enough?
2. He was robbed and killed because of four black berry phones, an ipad and laptop? Don't think so.
3. These guys far more intelligent than that. No dumb hausa man is involved in forex.
4. Its just too simple, seriously.

Yes; most occurrences are actually quite simple to explain; far simpler than most conspiracy theories that come up to explain them (think Kennedy assassination). The killer clearly stated that the dude was killed because he ran under the bed and the robber thought he was going for a gun.

jude33084: Τ̲̣̣̥н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇ε̲̣̣̣̥ policemen that escorted τ̲̣̣̥н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇ε̲̣̣̣̥ wounded to τ̲̣̣̥н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇ε̲̣̣̣̥ hospital should not be blamed. They were only trying to save life bt unknowingly to them that τ̲̣̣̥н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇ε̲̣̣̣̥ said victim were τ̲̣̣̥н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇ε̲̣̣̣̥ attackers of VP Sambo's house.

Atleast save ∂ life first  investigate later

How did you get to know this?

[quote author=Okija_juju]Why are you talking like an arse?! I respect you too much for you to be talking like a m'ron. Don't let me change my opinion of you.[/quote]Dude, you are the only person talking like a m0r0n here. Normal people would not refer to a crime (even if it is a business) as "business". They would rather call it what it is more specifically: a crime. It is only certain people (after they had been caught) we hear the word "business" used in respect to crimes like kidnapping (and in this case robbery and murder) if you know what I mean. And for you to see I wasn't the only person who noted this, the post right after mine said the same thing. Think about that.

kunlekunle: if the road is not signed,
they cant do anything.

That is the problem; the signs are either very obscure or hidden. Nothing like a neon light flashing or bright red sign.

pokkadot: Investigation has thus far revealed that careless statements made by Ali IHADE, the security guard of Comrade OYERINDE, at various times about his master’s position in Government, attracted the attention of the prime suspect, Mohammed Ibrahim ABDULLAHI, who consequently hatched a robbery operation.

No robbery without information. I keep saying it. But there is little one can do about all these f00ls that come around your household.

[quote author=Okija_juju]
He is a bastard for doing business with Hausa people..
[/quote]Doing BUSINESS eh? Is that your type of business?

edoyad: Did they forge the report or are some police officers complicit in the attack?

Did you miss this:

Two of them (attackers) came to the hospital with a police escort

Once again in case you missed it; they came to the hospital with a police escort and the hospital officials were convinced the victim was shot by armed robbers.

Yet, I'm sure you'll find some people from this state (Abia) making noise in Lagos and trying to get noticed in Lagos politics when they have this kind of problem at home.

mikron: na wa o! But this girl is an halfcaste. And the dad and mum here are 100 percent blacks. How come? Abi mama play away match with a white man before she (nadia) was conceived? Just thinking aloud.

It's obvious she's biracial even from her infant pic (check her hair). Most likely the dad is actually a step-dad.

jmaine: No point screaming Iweala lied cos she didn't . . .
Here is a similar post i made in a sister thread

Iweala based her 56 % implementation conclusion on funds released so far and not on the entire budget before quipping that 100% implementation is not feasible anywhere in the world . . . .

In contrast, when the comparison is with what was utilized against the entire budget , then the position of the senate is also correct . . . .

The difference is in the parameters used to arrive at their various conclusion's . .




www.nairaland.com/1000446/okonjo-iweala-100-budget-implementation-not

Both parties are correct in their own stead . . .simples . . .

Now let's move away from the " She lied part" cos she did not, and dwell on deeper issues like=== >

The need to speed up more release of funds for more projects . .

The need to actually see what the utilized funds were used for . . .

The rational of releasing more funds to the Legislooters for new constituency projects while we have thousands of abandoned projects littering every where . .e.t.c

Guy, there's something they call misrepresentation of facts and obfuscation. She tried to deflect from the poor budget implementation rate by using a figure that appears to be reasonable (56%). Even in your quote, you must have seen this:

confirmed that the implementation of the 2012 budget has reached 56% from 39% as at the end of May

This was the first line; then the addendum explaining:

the 56% represents 324 billion naira of the 404 billion so far released

Anybody well versed in the kind of deception attempted here knows most people will not even see the second part; they hear the first part and are satisfied.

HNosegbe: Oga please o, don't wish us evil abeg. Do you think you can post on NL if the military should take over? Abeg I cherish my democratic freedoms. If I don't gain anything else, at least I can criticize the VIPs (Vagabonds In Power) and still sleep with two eyes closed.

Do you realize you are talking to a "military" man or one of their wards?

phyl123: My check emission/ engine light has been coming on for about a month now. I have got it run through the computer and it resulted in this 3 codes. P0402, P0222 and P0123. ITS A 2002 GOLF. Are there any experts in the house who can explain in a laymans language to me what this actually means. Thanks.

Check for yourself:

http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/

P0402 => http://www.obd-codes.com/p0402
P0123 => http://www.obd-codes.com/p0123
P0222 => Throttle/Petal Position Sensor/Switch B Circuit Low Input

LYNDDY: pls take note,it's onus not onions.

LMAO. Ever heard of idiomatic expressions?

lahips: My CHECK ENGINE light is always on, Toyota Corolla 2000 model, its even when my car has a problem the light will blink or continously go off and on, so am kinda lost on that point.

This is a 12 year old car. I think the sensor needs replacement.

stupor: Dyslexia and so many other phobia are health grounds

LOL. Stupor indeed. So dyslexia is responsible for 95.31% of supposed tertiary education level candidates not able to pass primary school level test? Wow, Nigeria we have a dyslexia epidemic! NOT!

The epidemic we have is definitely not dyslexia. People who are honest with themselves know what epidemic we have in the educational sector. Even in this sample size, you will find that just one or 2 candidates are truly dyslexic. (It is said that 10% of the population is dyslexic, and 4% severely so. I will definitely say if a graduate of a tertiary school cannot a pass primary school level test, then he is severely dyslexic - this percentage in a sample of 64 comes to approximately 2/3.)

But then, how did they manage to finish from the tertiary institution? I definitely know dyslexic people will flunk out of school (except for special schools that cater to their needs). In fact, they wouldn't even have successfully finished from secondary school.

Finally, I have known truly intelligent people. And none of them would've scored anything less than 100% in this primary school level test. What does that tell you?

Dimples 316: You think its really that obvious? LOL

I've had close friends argue relentlessly with me on how intelligent she is, how good she is for our nation & the economy etc. I usually just let them go on not arguing much because I've become so disillusioned with our polity, govt officials and policies.

I think the reason it isn't to those close friends has been explained by "Sun of god". *hint* I could also say it has to do with tribal affiliation, but then anybody who works by tribal affiliation cannot be that bright upstairs, can he?

Dimples 316: Mmmmhh, a friend's friend who works very closely with the FG and has done so for several years made a similar statement to yours early this year during the fuel subsidy removal saga.

It doesn't take a friend's friend, or someone that works with the FG. It is pretty obvious; and she was seriously exposed during the subsidy debacle in January.

calculusx: You have a point especially giving your car to a competent mechanic. I had this check engine and vsc light on my dash-board for months before taking my SUV to Mandilas for a scan. After the 02 sensor was changed, the check engine light and VSC light disappear and my SUV doesn't consume fuel unlike when the lights are ON.

Exactly. A car I brought from the US never had the "check engine" light come on; until after I had the engine serviced by a mechanic. Then all hell was let loose. And yeah, when a sensor that determines the amount of fuel to supply is misbehaving, of course the car consumes more fuel than normal.

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Koikoi: missed the game! Pls, what was the scoreline?

No you didn't. Check the date again.

chatterly: The check engine light is a persistent issue in American specs cars in Nigeria because of the low quality of gasoline sold in the local market.The cars sensors go off because the fuel is of a lesser quality to whaT it was designed for.it can be ignored but it's best to play saFe by using fuel treatment for every full tank of fuel(positiive powerby Mobil is very good).servicing the injector nozzles periodically is also helpful.you will rarely notice this problem on brand new Toyota and Hondas made for the Nigerian market.

I think it has less to do with fuel quality and more to do with the mechanics. They do a lot of damage as a result of ignorance when they work on your car. I don't think owners who take their cars to "high-level" (and costly) garages as Mandilas etc experience this problem; and it's not like they use different fuel grade.

donigspain: Am really pissed over some of the decisions of the boxing judges as it relates black African boxers. For instance, both the Ghanaian and Botswana boxers did great and even the commentators confirmed it but I was shocked to see the judges rule otherwise. Even the commentator openly criticized the results saying that he TOTALLY disagree with the judgement.

Off topic, but that has been normal since The Great Olympic Robbery. If you never heard about that, go find out about it (I think it was Peter Konyegwachie that was robbed in favor of an American).

[quote author=Ejiné]Lithuania... This is the first time I'm ever hearing of such a place.[/quote]Except you are joking; this revelation shouldn't have been public.