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Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 2:41pm On Feb 22, 2012
Beaf:
See how you are tripping over your own tongue! grin
If it wasn't for the same foreigners who jailed people in the US, would you ever have known about the Siemens scandal?
So? "koni" man die, "koni" man bury am. Does that make either of them not "koni" man or what's your point again? I suppose you are tripping over your balls.
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 2:33pm On Feb 22, 2012
Is it not funny that the biggest bribe scandals involved foreigners? Or were the Siemens officials Nigerians?
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 2:31pm On Feb 22, 2012
Beaf:
The govt officials kicking against the idea are the ones with plans to inflate contracts and swallow bribes.

Fellow Nigerians are Nigerias worst enemy, if we need to bring in accountants and valuers from abroad to stop the corruption in contract awards, then so be it. GEJ should even go farther and bring in a foreigner to head and rebuild the police force; the person can be from Ghana, SA, UK, US, Israel etc.
You forgot bringing in an expatriate to replace GEJ himself. How could that important one skip your mind?
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 2:16pm On Feb 22, 2012
Even if he wants to do public relations, it will be minimal
Lol. There, Jonathan uses the term used by bribe takers and givers alike. Hmm. And he admits it will only minimize corruption, but not eliminate it.
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 2:10pm On Feb 22, 2012
Once again:

“Very soon we will get people from the World Bank to be at my office. For every contract we want to award, irrespective of the structures we have on the ground, they will assess it, so that if a job is supposed to cost N10,000 and it’s awarded for N10,000, the likelihood of that contractor bribing anybody will be reduced. Even if he wants to do public relations, it will be minimal. It will not be like the scandalous thing we have now,” Jonathan said.

The new desk as proposed by the President is apparently going to usurp the responsibilities of the National Council of Public Procurement which the procurement law provides for but which has not been set up since the act was enacted in 2007.

At present, the BPP vets contracts for subsequent approval by the Federal Executive Council even though the law empowers only the yet-to-be-set up council to approve contracts.
So who is getting it wrong here? The proverbial horse, or the member of the audience who seems to know more than the actors?
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 1:52pm On Feb 22, 2012
I think some people can't read.

abubello:
President Goodluck Jonathan said he will soon set up a desk of World Bank officials in his office to vet all Federal Government contracts irrespective of work done on those contracts by other existing structures.
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 1:42pm On Feb 22, 2012
[quote author=A-ZeD link=topic=876928.msg10249126#msg10249126 date=1329913876]Why do we have a finance ministry, bpe ?[/quote]Lol. Guess who the Finance Minister is? Our Finance Ministry is basically World Bank.
Culture › Re: Masquerade Kills 16yrs Old Girl In Delta State by logica(m): 1:16pm On Feb 22, 2012
That's what happens when masquerades these days are young men crazed and in a frenzy from the copious amounts of gbana they would've taken for performance. Back in the day masquerades were old or middle-aged men.
Politics › Re: Violence In Kano by logica(m): 1:11pm On Feb 22, 2012
Coefficient:
Sanusi to the rescue
Lol. The images of a turbaned super hero just came to my mind.
Politics › Re: World Bank Team To Vet Fg Contracts - Gej by logica(m): 12:52pm On Feb 22, 2012
Aha. And some slow-pokes think the World Bank does not supervise our affairs.
Politics › Re: Kaduna Ministry Official Taken For Suicide Bomber Dies Of Gunshot Wounds by logica(m): 4:45pm On Feb 21, 2012
Those who doubt the "official" version of events as told by the guards do have a point.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 4:54am On Feb 21, 2012
Dudu, you missed something there. I can categorically state that our actual Lingua franca is Pidgin English and not Queen's/British English. It's still English, but the fact that it's in pidgin form means it's a separate language.

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

Nigerian Pidgin is an English-based pidgin and a creole language spoken as a lingua franca across Nigeria.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 4:26am On Feb 21, 2012
Covering up your ignorance with laughter will only work in Nigeria. Don't try it abroad. Baboon.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 4:18am On Feb 21, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=874717.msg10238093#msg10238093 date=1329794146]Pray tell, what is your Ligua Franca (<=== LWKMD) , mumu?[/quote]
A lingua franca (or working language, bridge language, vehicular language) is a language systematically used to make communication possible between people not sharing a mother tongue, in particular when it is a third language, distinct from both mother tongues.[1]
I had to define what Lingua franca means because I'm sure you don't know what it means. Monkey.

So now you can use what ever zinjanthropus brain you have to figure out what our Lingua franca is.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 4:13am On Feb 21, 2012
Who is this m0ron informing? You better go inform the Al majiris in front on your house. Once again, the standard thing should be for the inscriptions to be in our Lingua franca. Whether Soludo approved it or not means nothing to me. I do not do that clannish follow-follow that drives you.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 4:05am On Feb 21, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=874717.msg10238069#msg10238069 date=1329793068]the denominations written in the three major languages of Ibo, Hausa and Yoruba.[/quote]And this makes perfect sense to you eh? Once Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba are represented then all is well with the world eh? I can imagine how it feels to be constantly left out of the scheme of things. I wonder why the minorities are always so silent. The standard thing is for the note to have inscriptions in the Nigerian Lingua franca and who ever doesn't understand it *shrugs*.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 12:45am On Feb 21, 2012
tochimas:
@desperatem, is kavex computers dead? I know the man very well,he has done business wth my company before but he is a yoruba man. Bt dont know if his wife is ibo
http://odili.net/news/source/2011/oct/4/322.html
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 10:38pm On Feb 20, 2012
librangyps:
₪☺ one knows what that woman might hav gotten frm that man to harbour such pent up anger and hatred, Ω̴̩̩̩̥ow she chose to do something bout it and end her pain, y'all b tripping. Who knows how many times she'd bn forced to wear dark shades not cos its really sunny but to hide her black eyes and avoid public scrutiny, Who knows if d man cheats and spend outside his home and raises his hands on her whenever she made a sound, Ω̴̩̩̩̥ow y'all b tripping, I want to cross-examine the suspect, Mayb she really was d victim afterall,
Exhibit B.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 6:08pm On Feb 20, 2012
Ivynwa:
There is more to this story than met the eye.
Only a woman who has been enduring violence in her marriage will go to the extent of using a pestle
on her husband and going to the extent of stabbing him too. I have a feeling that she did it in self defense
not that I am supporting stabbing and using pestle on a human being.
If this is not the case with this woman then something is wrong somewhere
Exhibit A.
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 5:18pm On Feb 20, 2012
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=874717.msg10234931#msg10234931 date=1329754417]Stop being hypocritic.Only smaller denominations of naira were changed to polymer then.[/quote]'scuse me? Where I sabi you from?

Aribisala, the fact that the British did it that way does not mean we had to continue that way. Their style should not necessarily determine ours. So by the time we had our own currency designed by us, you might as well disregard the previous currency give to us by our overlords.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 5:10pm On Feb 20, 2012
*Devil's Advocate mode* The husband must have done something to her. He must have slapped her. He definitely beats her regularly. Don't ask me how I figured all these out. I just know (thanks to some estrogen shots I just took on my buttocks).
Politics › Re: The Arabic Inscription On The Naira Note by logica(m): 5:04pm On Feb 20, 2012
PeeDaVinci:
tot obj/soludo removed the inscription, wen was this reversed
asking this coz itz bin a long while when i last saw the naira
Lol. I thought so too. So Sanusi bin Laden must've put them back. By the way why are some people bringing the British into the matter? The Naira was created as a currency about a decade after independence, remember?
Politics › Re: Kaduna Ministry Official Taken For Suicide Bomber Dies Of Gunshot Wounds by logica(m): 4:58pm On Feb 20, 2012
bulksms247:
Is it the first time he is coming to the government house?. Didn't the soldiers see his plate number?
This is the exact line of reasoning he had; and which got him killed. "Don't they know who I am?" I laugh in machine gun fire.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 4:50pm On Feb 20, 2012
Seun:
He slumped and died during a fight.  That doesn't mean she killed him.  Focus on the facts.
Apparently you conveniently missed the "stabbed him multiple times" part. Btw are you some kind of feminist or effeminate? Because I noticed your penchant for coming up with defenses for women.

You are right though; hitting someone with a pestle and stabbing same person multiple times doesn't imply you killed him. But you can be accused of murder though.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 4:47pm On Feb 20, 2012
kpolli:
I hope this case wud gather the same popularity as the guy who killed his banker wife
Lol. Funny you mentioned that. I haven't seen all these estrogen laden creatures run in here to rain curses on the woman and the mother that raised her.
Crime › Re: Woman Kills Husband Over Pampers And Baby Food. by logica(m): 4:41pm On Feb 20, 2012
That's what happens when you marry a violent woman. I'm sure she must've shown her true colors even before marriage but he still married the cave-woman.
Politics › Re: Major Shakeup Looms In Police Force by logica(m): 10:31am On Feb 20, 2012
Please. My uncle and his friend were beaten up and framed as armed robbers by policemen in that period as well. They were lucky they were not murdered. The Nigeria Police Force was never a respectable entity. And the reason is simply because they are same Police Force setup by the British for suppression and oppression. They have maintained that purpose through time.
Politics › Re: Major Shakeup Looms In Police Force by logica(m): 9:30am On Feb 20, 2012
rawtruth:
Blah blah blah . . .
   Those of you on this forum who were adults during the Shagari govt when Sunday Adewusi was the IGP could tell if the police of that time were the caricature of inefficiency we are seeing today. The police need a more holistic reform.
Please, which year was Dele Udoh murdered by a policeman?
Politics › Re: Do You Know The Meaning Of Nigeria? by logica(m): 8:54am On Feb 20, 2012
[quote="Beaf"]Regardless of what the name means, it shows a complete lack of self-worth that we have been unable to take up an indegenious name in our more than half a century of existence. A name that actually means something to us, something with history, warmth and such cultural backing that we can feel a glow each time it is mentioned.

Living under the name, Nigeria is the same as a Nigerian naming his child "Phillip" or "Zachariah" and thinking nothing is wrong. By giving that child a foreign name, you have planted a seed in its psyche that foreign is better; in other words, you have conjured shortcomings on your own kid and projected them unto the World as a mere counterfeit; struggling to be the "better" white man or Arab. Always a shadow of the real thing and always lacking substance.
White people live here all their lives, but I have never ever met a white Biodun or Igho or Izu. I have met many whites who are happy to recite how they grew up in Enugu, Kano or Lagos; one was even desperate to speak Hausa, but without fail, they are all called names like John, Tim, Shawn etc.

Inferiority complex shows in a name, sometimes that is not the case, but most times it is.
In the case of the Name, Nigeria it definitely is a national case of inferiority showing through, as such the name is a symptom of a deeper malaise (as someone pointed out earlier). It is the reason we cannot manufacture a pin in the country, because we believe we are inately incapable. It is also the same reason we see goods made in Aba and instead of glowing pride in the achievements of our own, we feel a sort of shame and hurry off to buy the one from "Germany," even in cases where the Aba one is better.

The name has no meaning or concept, either physically, psychologically or spiritually to the citizen. Indeed, it is as much a mere word as the country, Nigeria is a mere piece of land on which we happen to exist. No meaning, no attachment, no culture.
Is it a surprise that a country that can live like that is highly unsucssessful? Somebody show me a developed country that is bearing a meaningless foreign name. You will find exactly NONE.

You are your name.[/quote]Um, are you saying your president is about to change his name? smiley What with a name like "Goodluck Jonathan"? WTF?

If you are a bit more exposed, you will meet white people with Yoruba names (as I have); and yes living in Ibadan.
Politics › Re: Major Shakeup Looms In Police Force by logica(m): 12:15am On Feb 19, 2012
Gwazah:
There is no illitrate Policeman, every police officer was screened be4 recruiting into de force
LMAO. In Nigeria eh? Continue in your delusion. Lie to yourself long enough and you'll start believing.
Politics › Re: Do You Know The Meaning Of Nigeria? by logica(m): 5:17pm On Feb 17, 2012
If it isn't about superstition, the word "niger" is the latin for "black". That is also the origin of the word "negro" and the derogatory "nigger". But if you want to translate it as "darkness" it's all good.

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