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Crime › Re: Ghanaian Lady Allegedly Commits Suicide Because Husband Was Sleeping With Mum by logica(m): 9:46am On Aug 10, 2015
abatically:
U think this is a movie? Can u catch someone jumping from 50 stories building? Go try am na.abi u think say ja from ur bungalow rooftop shey dey jump from.
LOL. You can tell those who never took Physics classes. I remember an acquaintance who caught a KID falling from 3 stories high. He fractured one arm.
Crime › Re: Man Trying To Steal A Phone From Woman’s Bag [photo] by logica(m): 1:39pm On Aug 09, 2015
...and the person taking the photo didn't notice this?
Politics › Re: Moving The Federal Capital Territory From Abuja To Port Harcourt by logica(m): 3:45pm On Aug 07, 2015
Willy4Willy:
Please i want to Know.
1-Where were the Yorubas when Hausa/Fulani moved Nigeria Capital to North, and why did they allow that to happen
You can never understand. You are like a duffer playing a Grandmaster in a game of chess. Speak of complete bafflement.
Politics › Re: Senate President Saraki Lied In His Official Election Forms - Sahara Reporters by logica(m):
naijaguy77:
Sorry there is no perjury here.

The constitution is quite clear on this matter. As long as Saraki was born in the United Kindgom, this automatically made him a UK citizen from birth. And as long as Saraki's parents are Nigerian, this automatically made him a Nigerian citizen from birth.

He has never changed citizenship, he has been a dual-citizen from birth. The constitution permits this.

What the constitution says is that: If you went and applied for citizenship of another country as an adult, either by emigration or asylum etc, that means you have shown disloyalty to your country. Saraki never applied for citizenship, he was born there so citizenship was bestowed on him naturally.
Nice. But filling date of birth instead of place of birth? That may have invalidated the form. Now, that's INEC's problem.
Politics › Re: Senate President Saraki Lied In His Official Election Forms - Sahara Reporters by logica(m): 3:15pm On Aug 07, 2015
JW214:
Fayemi, who hold british nationality and Tinubu, Ajimobi and co who still hold USA citizenship as at when they were governors are guilty of this same crime.
I don't know about Ajimobi or Fayemi, but Tinubu I know to hold a Green Card (not citizenship). You may need to further check the veracity of your claims.
Politics › Re: Senate President Saraki Lied In His Official Election Forms - Sahara Reporters by logica(m): 8:29am On Aug 07, 2015
claremont:
He was born in the UK and registered as a British citizen by birth. He does not need to swear allegiance to the Queen, only those who are British citizens by naturalisation require an allegiance.
LOL. By being born British, he has by default sworn allegiance!
Politics › Re: Senate President Saraki Lied In His Official Election Forms - Sahara Reporters by logica(m): 8:27am On Aug 07, 2015
Yes, he didn't change his citizenship; but leaving the answer to this "made a declaration of allegiance to any other country" blank and filling his date of birth in "place of birth" are obviously concealment.
Agriculture › Re: Mysterious Bat With A Horse-like Face Found In Fish Pond (PHOTOS) by logica(m): 6:22pm On Aug 04, 2015
MRBrownJ:
this is a bat called Hammer-Headed Bat (Hypsignathus monstrosus)

educate yourselves before thinking of some BS Harry Potter nonsense!
We got a winner here!

https://www.wild-facts.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/48471_or.jpg
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 11:42am On Aug 04, 2015
Mckennedy:
smelly mouthed coward talking,,,always crying heediot ....bastard born out of othman empire illorin what do you know about the war?
LMAO. That time of the month eh?
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 11:26am On Aug 04, 2015
LMAO. E gba mi ke. This must be the best/worst display of persecution complex/appeal to pity in history. Speaking of pathetic...

I really have no time for lamentations of bleeding females; as long as they are not my wife or girlfriend.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 10:53am On Aug 04, 2015
IGBOSON1:
^^^So you read my last post and couldn't find where i justified building a seaport at Onitsha? Of course i never expected someone like you to see it as anything other than 'cosmetic' and 'ornamental'!

So you actually have a problem with Ndigbo asking for a second Niger bridge? Why is it eating you up that Ndigbo want a second Niger bridge? Did you see Ndigbo up in arms when the federal gov't was building all the bridges, flyovers, theatres, int'l airports, and other federal infrastructure in Lagos? You know who you remind me of?.....You remind me of the evil woman that came before King Solomon with the true owner of the baby in contention and would rather the baby was killed than have the other woman keep it! Your heart is so dark and filled with hatred, wickedness and envy towards Ndigbo that you can't just bare the thought of them getting any major infrastructure from the federal gov't that could better their lot! This is exactly what i mean when i say Ndigbo (esp' the gullible ones) need to seriously think of their place in a country where they have to answer 'fellow compatriot' with the hateful likes of you!

There you go again positing that since others haven't 'clamored' for something that Ndigbo should keep quiet! Just where do you come off thinking that we should fashion our demands in accordance with the pace and wishes of others? Ndigbo want that bridge because the existing Niger bridge is the only crossing from east to west and vice-versa, is over-worked, and is in imminent danger of collapse with the potential loss of many lives such a collapse would entail!

You need deliverance mate!
LMAO. Honestly, I'm short of words. ROTF.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 10:21am On Aug 04, 2015
xtrorse:
Hey bigot, is that the explanation you've got for all the thought-provoking questions posed to you?

It is very pathetic that a lot of your people are unreasonable biased. You are not satisfied with the oil wells stolen from Delta State and given to your Ondo State that you have begun carrying an evil rumour that Ogun State is an oil producing state just to mischievously dodge the question posed to you?
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/lagos-to-join-oil-producing-states-in-2015/

What I find more pathetic was that comment about where Dangote sited his refinery. LMAO. I categorically state I have never seen such "unique" way of thinking. Thought provoking indeed; I did think about your sanity.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 10:13am On Aug 04, 2015
IGBOSON1:
More allusion to entitlement and victim complex
No where in your post do you STILL justify why the Federal government should build a cosmetic seaport at Onitsha. It is nothing but ornamental in the Federal scheme of things. Likewise the "Second Niger Bridge". This second bridge I take it to also cross from East to West right? Now, ask yourself why the people of the West are not clamoring for that same bridge after all it also involves the West. Trust me, if the West were vested and interested in such a venture, it would've been done without Federal intervention.
Health › Re: Ebola Vaccine Works, Offering 100% Protection In African Trial by logica(m): 10:02am On Aug 04, 2015
all4naija:
What are you talking about? Malaria is killing more people in Africa more than AIDS and cancer combined. That is because their environment is filthy breeding ground for mosquitoes! I know you get sick a lot of malaria. You can't deny that. I am malaria free!
We are loving our tiny defenders thank you. They sure played their part in your longerthroat whiteys turning tail and fleeing from the area they termed "the white man's grave". wink
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 9:52am On Aug 04, 2015
Mckennedy:
you're a dullard,,,if your generations are poor,,, mine ain't,,,Biafrans are mostly into business and are not depending on month end salaries,,,do you know how much it takes to fill a 40 ft cargo container including shipment and clearing? I think you should ask your father's why they were so jealous of Biafra who want to go their own ways?
LOL. Monkey. So Biafrans were filling container ships back in the 60s. You don't have history. You don't have a narrative. That's why m0r0ns like you don't know life back in the '60s was vastly different. Even chimps have a better narrative than you. You who can't even trace your lineage 3 generations backward claiming to be something.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 9:48am On Aug 04, 2015
squaddy:
How would I make sense to a simpleton who in the 21st century still believes his ancestors fell from the sky. Phu.ck outta here orangutan.
...as opposed to a baboon who doesn't even know where he comes from? Tell me, who was your grandfather? Who was your grandmother? What were their occupations? Of course the rootless monkey has no clue. All he can do is borrow the story of Ojukwu as told on the pages of tabloid newspapers. Millionaires on Planet of The Apes.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 9:43am On Aug 04, 2015
xtrorse:
Hey dude, you should be supporting the dredging the River Niger and not being unnecessarily unreasonable. 

Can you explain the reasoning behind the siting of 500,000 bpd Dangote Refinery in South West and not in Niger-delta or South East? Is the South East not entitled to host such refinery with the close proximity of her oil wells? 

Can you mention Dangote's factories situated in the East? Can you explain the rationale behind the building of Oil and Gas training centres in Ogun State during Obasanjo’s regime? Is Ogun State an oil producing State?
Is Hydroelectric dam only suitable in the North and not in the East?
Huh? Who is to tell Dangote where he should site his companies? Are you kidding or something? Is it the water you guys drink or the food? I don't get it. undecided

And yes, Ogun State is oil producing. Seems you are a bit behind the news.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 3:45am On Aug 04, 2015
IGBOSON1:
^^^Isn't it the same federal gov't that has spent billions of dollars building a refinery in the North; laying underground pipelines to draw crude from the Niger Delta to the north; building irrigation and hydro-electric dams in the North; and funding near empty LGAs and unviable states created for the sole aim of grabbing more of that oyel money?

For a people whose resources have given Nigeria Billions of dollars over the past four decades, i don't see why spending a bit of that money to make Onitsha accessible to the sea is a problem!
LOL. See sense of entitlement. Yes, I expected Kaduna refinery would enter this discussion; it doesn't make sense. I agree. But guess what, the dudes who decided to come up with the jaw dropping idea were military and in power. Maybe you should make a grab for power too. Let's see how that goes.

Back to your sense of entitlement; the people of the coastline are more entitled than anywhere in Igboland on your claim to giving Nigeria billions of dollars. In which case the people of Rivers, Bayelsa and even Ondo would have a case to clamor for an expensive man-made seaport. They are not (because they already have natural seaports) or are simply not interested. So where does that leave your sense of entitlement?
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 3:36am On Aug 04, 2015
squaddy:
Blah blah blah...amala...babbling...blah blah amala
I doubt you'd make sense to even your FATHER; even as you inherited the mental illness troubling you from him.
Celebrities › Re: Photos: Checkout Akon's Private Jet by logica(m):
BabyDaddy20:
Even Fetty WAP has a private jet.
Meek mill has a private jet.
Kanye west has one.
All the big celebs in America do have a private jet, that's why you don't see them at the airport ??
Akon has 2 private jets.
If you know where he lives in Atlanta you will know he his bleeping rich.
He has 20 gas pumps in his estate, he don't buy gas to run his cars.
Who is Tyler Perry ?? But Tyler has 3 private jets
LOL. I don't know about Fetty Wap or Meek Mill; but I find it funny you say "who is Tyler Perry"; he is worth $400m. I doubt any one of them DOES own a private jet though; apart from Akon and probably Kanye.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 8:47pm On Aug 03, 2015
mmsen:
Do they get to keep the majority that they generate?

Ports are still under the control of the federal government. If the central government reaps the majority proceeds then the central government should pay for it to built - unles you are advocating fiscal federalism and greater state powers then I don't get what point you are arguing.
A man-made sea port is expensive and unnecessary to a Federal Government that already has natural sea ports at several points on the coastline. It's like a man who has a girlfriend with natural long hair; and then another girlfriend with a bald head continues to bother him to buy her Brazilian hair. huh You think he will have time for the bald head? Na the bald head go use her money buy Brazilian hair if she want hair.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 8:35pm On Aug 03, 2015
mmsen:
...they are happy existing on federal welfare.
LOL. Your logic is impressive. How else can you be disdainful of those relying on Federal welfare and want Federal support in dredging a river so that you can have a man-made "sea-port"; in the same sentence? Impressive.
Celebrities › Re: Photos: Checkout Akon's Private Jet by logica(m): 8:08pm On Aug 03, 2015
xtianchris:
if akon worth over 300millon dollars then birdman is heading a billon dollar status
According to the link below, Akon is worth $80m.

http://www.therichest.com/top-lists/top-100-richest-singers/page/2/

Birdman, $150m.

http://www.therichest.com/top-lists/top-100-richest-rappers/
Celebrities › Re: Photos: Checkout Akon's Private Jet by logica(m): 8:06pm On Aug 03, 2015
pedel:
Before our girls start falling Mufu for the guy because of jet ownership; the jet is a chattered jet. It belongs to:
Aero Vision SARL,
30 Impasse Santos Dumont, Zone d'Aviation d'Affaires, 31700 Blagnac, France.

A little google search of the tail number of the falcon 900 would have shown if it is wonders by Akon or not.
cheesy
Though the information I have is aircraft owners don't usually register it in their own name. They usually get an aircraft operator to manage it for them. Fact is, you could own an aircraft and have the operators make it available for charter to offset some of the management overhead.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 7:58pm On Aug 03, 2015
tuk2ato:
Ojukwu killed Col. Banjo and his family. Learn your history well Ibo man!
LOL. Which members of Banjo's family did Ojukwu kill? FYI, I am not Igbo. I wonder how you drew your conclusion.
Crime › Re: Bouncer Shot Dead At Orange Room Nite Club In Owerri (Graphic Photo) by logica(m): 6:04pm On Aug 03, 2015
timilehing:
Are you kidding me undecided
The story is just one of the sil.ly write ups by ediot bloggers. You can't be shot once without been socked in blood not to say four times. Big fat lie
I think you should read through the thread. Pay attention to the posts of people who were there.
Crime › Re: Bouncer Shot Dead At Orange Room Nite Club In Owerri (Graphic Photo) by logica(m): 5:45pm On Aug 03, 2015
GreenCashServic:
Shot were abeg.......no blood, no gun injury,,,,d guy be like who de sleep self
You won't see blood because all the bleeding was internal and he likely fell backwards. Don't think real life shot wounds are as portrayed in movies.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m): 5:07pm On Aug 03, 2015
squaddy:
Don't use your poverty stricken lineage as a yardstick to measure other families who in the 60's already have their kids in foreign universities being driven around by white chauffeurs.
The Facts and figures of the 60's disprove your Ogbomosho tales. Read and educate yourself imp.
Hahahaha. So ALL Igbos were Ojukwu. Look at this f00l. How many Igbos at the time were millionaires? You see what happens when you don't have a history? I know your monkey parents didn't know the purchasing power of the pound in the 60s; that's why they told you they were millionaires. That's why they borrowed the stories of Ojukwu. LMAO. Even Ojukwu's father could not claim to have millions of pounds to his name at the time. Now JAMB question for you; how much was a Rolls Royce in the 60s? Don't bother asking your illiterate FATHER though; he has no clue.
Crime › Re: Bouncer Shot Dead At Orange Room Nite Club In Owerri (Graphic Photo) by logica(m): 2:07pm On Aug 03, 2015
gerald09:
what do u get when someone is intoxicated and having a gun
I doubt the shooter was THAT intoxicated. He was able to fire a precise shot into a man's chest; left of center. A killer shot.
Education › Re: Mysterious snakes invade DELSU hostels by logica(m): 1:30pm On Aug 03, 2015
LOL. You build hostels in forests; and when snakes (cold-blooded as all reptiles are) come seeking warmth at night in bedrooms, you call them "mysterious".
Crime › Re: Bouncer Shot Dead At Orange Room Nite Club In Owerri (Graphic Photo) by logica(m): 1:22pm On Aug 03, 2015
OK. After looking closely, I see one dark hole (with burns around it) right on the left side of the chest (from the front, that will be right side). That's an instant death shot right there. And it appears there are burns around the entry hole because it was at very close range. So I suspect the shooter and the victim tussled before the shooter got the upper hand. That would explain 4 shots but only one bullet wound.
Politics › Re: Vintage Pictures Of Onitsha and Anambra (before The Civil War) by logica(m):
squaddy:
I'm surprised everyone allowed this monumental fallacy to slide through and two other nitwits actually liked it. You cannot distort history with your Amala narrative. Gone were those days when you goons run riot with false narratives and shove it down people's throats. The igbos dominated every sector of the economy before the civil war and that is a fact. In the military,education,marine,aviation,commerce,banking,you name it and you find the igbos at the top echelon calling the shots. Federal character was introduced into the Nigerian system because of the tendency of an Igbo man snapping up whatever position there is,based on merit.
The average annual salary at that time was not up to £20?? If I should call you a dolt,you would assume I just insulted you righthuh
Your FATHER is a dolt. How much did your FATHER have in a bank in the 60s? Millions? Do I need to argue with you about what the average salary was in the 60s? That's why we have stats and that's why we have HISTORY. Both are apparently beyond your Neanderthal brain to comprehend.

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