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Politics › Re: "I Have Had One Wristwatch In 17 Years" - Peter Obi Lies Again (photos) by malton: 6:45pm On May 01, 2017

Boy, was his comment necessary, though?

You can't separate Nigerian politicians from politics of trivialities.

They will say anything stupid just to hog the limelight. Trifling things become important in the eyes of trivial men.

Get close to our politicians and see/hear the
silly, laughable, mundane or even stupid things they throw up and you would understand why we are here.

Meanwhile, y'all Nairaland mods gotta get your acts together.

Your hands are always itching to ban or hide comments. Y'all are too presumptuous for your own good.

Took my time to type this only to find that the comment I was modifying had already been hidden. Had to retype it all over. At least give it some time to see if the comments will be modified or not before you proceed to hide.

That's not nice.

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Politics › Re: ”President Buhari Has Been Rejected By The Living God”- FFK by malton: 5:29pm On May 01, 2017

His description of Buhari's government is apt.

However, I do not share his other opinions.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Visits Femi Fani-Kayode As They Hug (Photo) by malton: 5:26pm On May 01, 2017

FFK sure knows how to warm his way deep into IPOB hearts.

I wish the love were sincere.

LOL.

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Politics › Re: Great/famous Women From Your State by malton: 5:24pm On May 01, 2017

KevinDein:
How did I forget Dorcas Bentu?

Good job, man.

Hehe. Normal thing. I'm sure you missed her out by an oversight.

Thanks, blaad.

Politics › Re: Great/famous Women From Your State by malton: 5:11pm On May 01, 2017

ephi123:
I love her songs.

From the name, that means Jeremiah Gyang is also from Plateau. He had one really popular song, I can't remember the name.

Yeah, Jeremiah Gyang is Berom.

Politics › Re: Great/famous Women From Your State by malton: 5:04pm On May 01, 2017

KevinDein:
Plateau

Pauline Tallen: Politician
Ruby Gyang: musician
Sophie Gemal: beauty queen
Malvina Longpet: TV presenter and bbafrica finalist

CC nowenuse, Malton, help a brother out (yeah, I know y'all are from plateau )

Oga me, e be like say you even know them pass me. But make I try.

Beni Lar - Politician

Dorcas Bentu - Musician

Susan Pwajok - Actress - known for television series like The Johnsons and Desperate Housewives Africa (See me dey use small girl brag grin

)

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Politics › Re: Great/famous Women From Your State by malton: 1:40pm On May 01, 2017

Anything that has to do with individual achievements, Anambra will always come first.

No contest here.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Saudi Arabia To Execute 'Atheist' For Insulting Prophet Muhammad by malton: 10:08am On May 01, 2017

alBHAGDADI:
The northern Nigeria muslims are just dragging us into rubbish.

Islam is backward

Very backward.

A religion that's associated with almost every form of barbarism on earth isn't one a sane person would want to practice.

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Politics › Re: "Why We Arrested Sule Lamido" - Nigeria Police (Read Petition) by malton: 8:37am On May 01, 2017*

Nigeria is a comedy central.

grin

Sule Lamido: “Before the election, I will make every one of you swear with his life to protect our cause. No matter what, I will not listen to you for complaining. All I want is to come for your bail in the police station breaking another person’s head or you fought someone because the administration belongs to mad people,”

PMB: “If what happened in 2011 (alleged rigging) should again happen in 2015, by the grace of God, the dog and the baboon would all be soaked in blood."

Now tell me who between the two should be in jail. The irony is, one is in jail while the other is the President

If there's any justice left in this country, Buhari should be Cooling his ass off in jail. Because he said worse.

Like Buhari, Sule is only trying to silly-talk his way to the presidency, since that seems to work in Nigeria.

Sule Lamido sef. grin

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Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 8:13am On May 01, 2017

moufan:
wow beautiful.

efe haters can cry,it is allowed

Politics › Re: Goodluck Johnathan Posts About Babangida Aliyu & 12 Northern Governors by malton: 8:05am On May 01, 2017

Leiman100:
liar! Jonathan won in 2011 because the north is clearly divided between Buhari and PDP beneficiaries and so many vote for PDP because of the influence of their governors in the north that is what the northern masses did not allow to happened in 2015. All the zones vote massively in 2015 but change happen because unlike 2011 north vote largely in one direction. What you maliciously described as the 'middle belt' is actually north central. And Benue is the only state in the north central nay the only state in the all of the 19 states of the northern Nigeria that does not does not have Hausa/Fulani indegines.

Don't you mean Hausa/Fulani settlers?

Don't worry, when push comes to shove, your land grabbing brothers will be sent back to your sharia states. You think you can belong to a place just because you say you do?

Read this slowly: your people are settlers in the middle belt and will remain so. People are wiser now. The middle belt's hospitality has become their greatest undoing. This, we shall correct. We don't harbor blood thirsty people amidst us!

Politics › Re: Goodluck Johnathan Posts About Babangida Aliyu & 12 Northern Governors by malton: 8:00am On May 01, 2017

odduduwa:
Malton I hope you know the current govt has surpassed gej cluelessness now I am waiting for sw to vote according to statistics and fact since it no longer sentiment

I know that, sir.

Politics › Re: Perhaps From Indications Buhari Was Poisoned - I Wish Am Wrong by malton: 10:53pm On Apr 30, 2017*

You this OP are gradually confirming my suspicions about you.

You're an extremist who wouldn't mind setting this country on fire because of your Buhari.

You adopt extremist views and commit horrendous acts of defending the Hausa/Fulani supremacists worldview, and now this?

You might as well go ahead and tell us who poisoned him? angry

And for the record, that "I belong to everybody, and I belong to nobody" phrase is the greatest lie ever told in the history of Nigerian politics.

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Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 10:46pm On Apr 30, 2017

bejeiodus:
I see. Thanks for the information.

You're welcome.

Christianity Etc › Re: 400 Fulani Across Nigeria Convert To Christianity by malton: 10:37pm On Apr 30, 2017*

For a religion that executes 'atheists' for insulting a certain prophet Mohammad, I'd convert too. Because it's shameful that such barbaric practices are still in effect in the 21st century.

I will not make the mistake of blanketing all Muslims. To say that Islam is a religion of terrorists is to be disingenuous or ignorant. But personally, I do not want to be associated with some of the barbarism the religion encourages.

And before you attack, my grandpa is a Muslim, I have Muslim uncles and cousins.

My family is the most tolerant I know of, but honestly, something has to be done about Islamic practices.

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Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 10:34pm On Apr 30, 2017

bejeiodus:
I understand why the Hausa/Fulani Muslims are kept at arm's length. But how did Ibrahim Mantu find himself in the red chamber?

Ibrahim Mantu is an indigenous Muslim from Mangu.

He had the luck of coming at a time when religion was a non-issue. There was that lack of mutual suspicion at the time.

People voted for him due to his charm and 'charisma' then. Had religion been factored in, he would have considered himself lucky to garner up to 8% votes in the Plateau Central Senatorial Zone, which happens to be my zone.

Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 10:04pm On Apr 30, 2017

bejeiodus:
This guy has a magnetizing personality. I pray he stays in the limelight for long.

By the way, this is how things should be in the country. Here is a Warri boy being celebrated by the state he grew up in. I hope when someone like him comes out to vie for an elective post, s/he won't be asked to go to Delta state.

I pray the same.

The love Jos has for its own is amazing. From the state government right down to the masses, everyone supported and voted massively for him.

The people here don't have a problem with a Christian settler vying for an elective post. Although this hasn't happened before. Everyone is first looked at as a Jos person before anything else.

Although they don't tolerate the Hausa/Fulani Muslims that much.

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Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 9:57pm On Apr 30, 2017

Young03:
yes boss benin city

Those ones tear eye gahn. Dem no dey take eye see pesin property. Their eyes go dey chuck.

grin

Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 9:48pm On Apr 30, 2017

Young03:
I miss J town

No be B-side where everybody na thief

Lol. Life outside Jtown isn't the same bro.

Where be Bside? Benin?

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Politics › Re: IPOB Gives Fayose Honorary Biafra Governor by malton: 9:27pm On Apr 30, 2017

Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 9:15pm On Apr 30, 2017

Overall, it's been a great great weekend for Efe in Jos.

Oga kpatakpata, lalasticlala, Seun, mynd44 and other mods.

Celebrities › Re: BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 9:13pm On Apr 30, 2017

Oga Bally himself was present.

Celebrities › BBNAIJA: Massive Crowd At Efe's Homecoming Concert In Jos by malton(op): 9:08pm On Apr 30, 2017

Politics › Re: Goodluck Johnathan Posts About Babangida Aliyu & 12 Northern Governors by malton: 8:07pm On Apr 30, 2017

eleojo23:
The words in bold also applies to Buhari right now. We have come to see that his campaign was also built on lies he never intended to implement. I am just waiting for him to get the Jonathan treatment.

If Buhari doesn't get kicked out in 2019, then this country is doomed!

No doubt.

Buhari is going, this isn't even a question of if.

The suffering has reached such crushing heights that Obj looks like the best we ever had in a long while.

Personally, I never liked Buhari and never will. Although I wish him success because that will mean the success of Nigeria as well.

Can't wait to see the back of him.

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Politics › Re: Police Arrest Sule Lamido by malton: 7:12pm On Apr 30, 2017

gberra:
Peace be unto you

And you too.

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Politics › Re: Police Arrest Sule Lamido by malton: 6:42pm On Apr 30, 2017

gberra:
The core North transcends the so called artificial lines/boundaries unlike her Southern counterpart which seems to be restricted by it. I think the Northern elites flourish on the premise that their Nexus must be stronger & more powerful regardless and ain't nothing anyone can do about it.

Malton which way?

True talk.

The only way is education. Educational orientation influences the level of individuals' political awareness and participation.

The few of them who recognise that the leaders are raping them in daylight cannot do much about it because a lack of education means that their reach and ability to influence members of the public is limited. That is left to the religious heads, who are also tools in the hands of the politicians who build the mosques they oversee.

There's a need to awaken their awareness for equal educational opportunity. That way, they can pose a challenge for the children of the rich who have been equipped to forge ahead and rule over them. Political education on the part of the electorate will help them make informed decisions and make a case for on-ground rulership. Also, they must be taught to separate religion from politics.

A lot of people may not be aware, but this has been one of the chief causes of the lack of development and rising poverty rates bedeviling the North.

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Politics › Re: Police Arrest Sule Lamido by malton: 6:40pm On Apr 30, 2017

gberra:
The core North transcends the so called artificial lines/boundaries unlike her Southern counterpart which seems to be restricted by it. I think the Northern elites flourish on the premise that their Nexus must be stronger & more powerful regardless and ain't nothing anyone can do about it.

Malton which way?

True talk.

The only way is education. Educational orientation influences the level of individuals' political awareness and participation.

The few of them who recognise that the leaders are raping them in daylight cannot do much about it because a lack of education means that their reach and ability to influence members of the public is limited. That is left to the religious heads, who are also tools in the hands of the politicians who build the mosques they oversee.

There's a need to awaken their awareness for equal educational opportunity. That way, they can pose a challenge for the children of the rich who have been equipped to forge ahead and rule over them. Political education on the part of the electorate will help them make informed decisions and make a case for on-ground rulership.

A lot of people may not be aware, but this has been one of the chief causes of the lack of development and rising poverty rates bedeviling the North.

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Politics › Re: Police Arrest Sule Lamido by malton: 6:05pm On Apr 30, 2017

BlowBack:
What of that rascal of a governor that rules Osun from Lagos only to land Osun when federal allocations from Abuja is disbursed?

No comments on that. I haven't been to or lived in Osun before. So I can't confirm or deny your claim.

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