₦airaland Forum

Ishilove:
So says a faceless, oozing sewer rat

E pain am

Nasa28:
BUHARI lied about Nnamdi KANU,
If actually KANU didn't come with his passport, why didn't DSS raise the issue in court to nail him with it

......and you came to this conclusion because you went into the future to witness the cross-examinations in the case?

tunshe:

Gaborone: :


My mum just released another one again. She said, "The whole world is watching this nonsense".

Lol.

P.S: My Dad who can cross oceans to watch Presidential chats and broadcasts has gotten up and gone to bed. I've never known him to miss things like this. That's how bad the chat is. #sighs

How old are you? My daddy, my mummy on nairaland?

Who cares about the opinion of your dad and mum?

Nigerians know the level of PMB before voting him into power. He's not Obama, not an orator,not an economist but an old soldier who will get things done.

What a PH.D. holder failed to do in 6years, the old soldier will get it done in 4years.

Shouldn't you have realised that here's one juvenile with comprehension deficit and ignorant Dad & Mum? @Gaborone, why don't you concentrate on making it through O'levels first, obviously your capacity to engage in discussion here is not it at all............or what did your daddy say again?

asorocker:
Actually having 10 passports is not a capital offence even importing broadcast equipment is not a treasonable offence.
If he campaigned for biafra that could be the only treasonable offence for which there are lawyers to defend that.

You're living in denial. Coming into the country with fake documents, fake passports and transmission equipments when his antecedents, fiery and inciting statements are against the State..........

Keep interpreting the laws from your own perspectives, at least it serves to help you make a post on NL

abacrested:
Buhari should be very careful because it's very glaring he is ignorance of the country, he is highly incompetent

and I take it that you are "ignorance" as well

Ishilove:
Lmao!! My mum just asked me if I can understand the baba.

Tell her you're not literate enough to

Dedetwo:

omonnakoda: :
That is your own perception.You folk alway delude yourselves you are better than everyone else.
Are you more of a hustler than the Fulani who walks from Sokoto to PH with his cows facing hostile humans and beasts on the way? Leave that self indulgent Ibo tale for your village entertainment. Everyone hustles in the way that they have aptitude for. The fact of the matter is the greatest economic activity in Nigeria today more than oil or anything else is agriculture. That is an indisputable fact. Now what do Ibos contribute to agriculture in Nigeria? Instead you continue making empty boasts about how Onitsha market is the largest in the Milky Wayand the US Army buys drones there.

Once again Agriculture accounts for more than 70% of Nigerian economy .What is the Ibo contribution?

Per the bolded, if the people are so deluded one wonders where is the source of fear that grips most Nigerians on the slightest hint that Biafrans want to leave Nigeria. Most Nigerians are deadly dishonest and it makes one of the reasons Nigeria is perpetually backward. Have you be kicked out of sanitarium hence vomiting this crap on NL?

As much as I like to shy away from a needless "Biafra" discussion, I need to submit that part of the dellusion of you lot is the thinking that ".fear grips most Nigerians on the slightest hint that Biafrans wants to leave Nigeria". This is tantamount to fooling yourselves over.

First off, I have shared Dr. Teriba's analysis and clamour on the decline on the economic viability of the eastern states, when virtually all the human capital are scattered all over the world

Secondly, what are you taking away that Nigerians should be afraid. You do not own Oil, Coal is not an impressive or cheap option for power. The "neomanufacturing" that Aba was known for, you practically abandoned.

asorocker:
The decline of the oil industry is going to be worse on the states of Lagos and kano.

Lagos because an analysis of the igr of Lagos shows that Lagos derived it's revenue from the income tax and the income tax bulk is from the oil workers whose offices are in Lagos.
The oil and gas component of the Lagos igr is more than 40% of the igr. Income tax paid by high earning oil and gas industry executive who gross average of N5m monthly has helped Lagos

Did you smoke something just before typing this rubbish and falsehood? That you've never been to Lagos is not in doubt, but the brazen way you concucted these lies is amusing.

40% of Lagos revenue from Oil companies? You must be a big blockhead to believe, yet write such falsehood.

The below article comes to mind...http://www.africanholocaust.net/news_ah/africanleadership.html
therein lies some truth.....
CELEBRITIES FOR ICONS - IDIOTS FOR ICONS

Celebrities for Icons, A race represented by singers and dancers

Celebrity culture is a tool of oppression. a weapon of controlling and distracting a dumbed down generation. So you are black and you are famous so I should like you? You win an Oscar and got a prize for your book and I should like you? You got out of prison and run the country into the ground and I should call you hero? You sing sweet and snort coke all night and I should cry for you? These empty-headed capitalist celebrities. Why do you think they are so famous? For being Pan-African? For being moral and role models? Did you give Alicia, Beyonce and Rihanna a record contract, do you distribute their material? Do you own the radio stations that play them? The MTV base that pumps their noise into our children's ears? So how are they our celebrities just because they share the same skin hue as us?

These black celebrities are tools of the system that pays them. They are White Supremacy safe, that is why they tolerate these types. It is safe to have Alicia Keys as a role model for the African youth. It is safe to have Rihanna as a cultural ambassador for Barbados, to inspire women to behave like her. What will she instruct them with? What are her values? She speaks when they tell her to on issues they tell her to. And this is very true for the Gay rights campaign: Jay-Z, Corey Booker, Tyra Banks, Russell Simmons, Kerry Washington, Alicia Keys, Will Smith, John Legend, Vanessa Williams, the list is pretty long, and careers are at risk for dissent againt the pro-gay camp. Black Hollywood is not known for being bold on any political issue, so it is strange they are so "outspoken" on this one. Alicia Keys performs for the apartheid state of Israel [8] but is vocal for gay rights. Clearly these trivial celebrities are instructed on what their thoughts should be and when to give them.

Some believe they are “successful”, Oh did you know P-Diddy has a champagne business? Did they know P-Diddy does not own one share in that company he is employed as a brand ambassador—and nothing else? For every penny the like of Rihanna and Jay-Z make in their so-called “business”, the real power brokers are just riding their names (perfume, clothing lines, etc) for high returns. These circus performers are the distractions to give the sheeple the sense of false pride in a people with low morals and low intellectual capacity. Sure they are rich, as Chris Rock said, but they are not wealthy.

Between extravagant immoral lifestyles, they are a celebration of everything odious in the world of capitalism. Some may point to their charities, but the rule of 9/10 applies here as well: doing 9 things wrong and 1 thing right does not make you honorable. Worse far more White celebrities, like Anglia Jolie seem more interested in social causes than these black icons created as another tool of distraction and destruction. Some say "they are entertainers not icons," That type of argument is an idealistic world-view which disregards reality, because regardless of what they 'are" they are in lieu of real role models, the role models African youth are engineered to embrace.

saasala:

Please how is this in any way my concern? Must every shii about these celebs nod to the frontpage? Please dont make NL a cesspool of shittss.

Below is my launch, I just snapped it now, that should make frontpage too. Topic goes thus "Saasala eats rice, stew, ugwu and fish for breakfast".... Oshisko

Babanla Oshisko

Richie0974:
...The Good old days.. .

This does not qualify for the good old days.......abi dem just born you?

Buy a good Canon or Kodak fairly used camera and start photography business.

kazuna:
Really, are you sure the neck was really twisted or the boy was paid to look that. way? A miracle is an event which upon all rational observations goes beyond the laws of physics, chemistry and biology....

When Jesus raised the Dead...they were people known by ordinary. persons and known to be truly dead, one was three days entombed...yet he was brought back....That's a Miracle...

Buy when you bring someone who 90 percent of the congregants have not seen with the ailment and simply point ur fingers at them.....That's a Con Lie.

Elon Musk Launching his Rocket to the ends oo Pluto and re landing it back to earth for reuse....That's a Miracle I'd rather believe over Nigerian pastors nay soothsayers.

Bros,

I am not even bothered if it was stage-managed or not. What I know is that from all visible signs and spiritual insight, I know when something is not from God. That to me was not from God.

Secondly, Miracles are not the essence of Christianity. They are just like means to an end. The essence is to be in relationship (i.e. worship) with him. This is lost on many Christians, talk-less of the gullible and the fakers.

Kronos12:
Whoever gave you the right to call a prophet false........... Even when you saw the signs and wonders. Well Christ had said whoever does not believe in Me, he still will not believe even if he sees signs and wonders

Bros,

1. God gave me the right to call a false prophet false - 1 John 4:1, Jeremiah 14:14, Jeremiah 23:16, Matthew 7:15, Jeremiah 29:8, 2 Peter 2:1, 1 John 2:18
2. Signs and wonder is different from magic or sorcery. Signs and wonders wins souls and makes them rapture-bound. It does not bread freaks or commercial slaves
3. I have FULL assurance of my salvation

Wesely01:
Guy which planet are you from? I guess not this earth or even naija. Are you saying this is the first trash(lie) your uncle from you state will be feeding us, people like you would face the reality soon and dance Alanta and not Shoki to the music very very soon.

Is it that you do not have the capacity to address facts? I have asked some simple questions (what has Lia said differently from APC manifesto?), you'll do well to address one of it.

viktor01:
"I do not believe in miracles because like gods, demons, spirits, witches and wizards, there's no evidence for their existence"

I quite agree with you on many of your points but @ the embolden, except you are not an African then, you are excused.
My point is that these things actually exist, one doesn't say because he has never seeing a spirit that makes their existence a lie.

In fact, the OP blundered on the point, because he did not state his own definition of miracles and check if it aligns with the christian definition of miracles. He comes up with a standard i.e. "grow a limb".............. Is that a standard definition or who says that's a miracle? How for instance do we differentiate miracles from magic or sorcery?. For instance, I believe TB Joshua is a false prophet, yet I watched how he pointed to a deformed boy (with twisted neck) and it moved back to position. Would I call that a miracle magic or sorcery?

Demmocrats:

Praying is not a sign of faith, it indicates a lack of faith. You would not pray if you truly believed in an all-powerful God who has a perfect plan for your life.

Who ever wrote this crap, needs God asap.



¹⁶ Rejoice always, ¹⁷ pray without ceasing, ¹⁸ give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.


1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

1. You've simply said it all. The paradigm of an atheist is different, hence you get conclusion that had no biblical basis.
2. Secondly as beautiful as the write-up looks, I think lumping all men of God together in these accusations shows a sign of lack of depth
3. Yes, I agree the gospel has been commercialized.

Wesely01:
For crying out loud why is this man like this , he said and I quote "They do not know that N5,000 can make the difference between life and death for many Nigerians.
“Many people have died because they cannot afford transportation to the health centres" So his telling us now that the N5,000 would turn into a clinics or put a structure on ground that once many people as he referred to Nigerias wants to go to clinic , there is a phone number to call or a toll free to this clinics to pick them up . Nigerians you voted for change, you guys have not seen anything yet from this lie lie people.

Bros, slow down

1. I think you should not blame the man based on your comprehension issues
2. He never said neither did he imply 5000 would turn into a clinic
3. But if you'd extended your context fairly, you would have understood that for him to refer to clinic, means there could, would or should be a clinic.
4. But what do I know? you're simply another wailer

1. You lot are simply in denial
2. I think the noble thing to do is to take the points he made in this write-up, juxtapose it against APC manifesto and tell what is different
3. If 3 above can be proven, then you can call him all the names you want

Now these are my bets
1. 90% of all the posters above me never read APC manifesto
2. The same never bothered to know the details of the 5k conditional social intervention


So you end up wallowing in ignorance...........

Nuells:
Do Buhari know how to write in sound English? It must be Femi Adesina who wrote this. He cherished his Propaganda more than his lost Sister. A man who is supposed to be grieving is here standing in for his Pay Master. Thank Pity the two idiotic Femis (though the former sometimes have his head checked) are from the same cage (Wasted region)

Ok, your idiocy comes with a "key-holder"

You mean despite the fact that the writer appended his name at the end of the write up, Femi Adesina is what you saw in the write up?

I was thinking this was somewhat a "professional reply" until I got to the bolded part below

Bambless1:
................ and to Mentor the next generation of leaders in Nigeria.
‪

........God forbid this should happen

naptu2:
Nigerian journalists have reported from war zones for many decades (it's nothing new). Many of them have even been killed in conflicts (including the current Boko Haram insurgency).

Many of the Civil War pictures that are being shared online today were taken by the great Peter Obe, who was always at the scene of the action.

Tayo Awotunsin of The Champion and Krees Imodibie of The Guardian were abducted and killed by Charles Taylor's NPFL (the murderers were led by Colonel Putu) while covering the Liberian Civil War in 1991.

The NTA's Moni Abubakar was also very active in Liberia and Sierra Leone in the late 1990s and early 2000s (she was embedded with Nigerian troops).


Channels Television's Enenche Akogwu was killed by Boko Haram militants while covering their attack on Kano in January 2012.

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Late Enenche Akogwu.

The NTA's Zakariya Isa was also murdered by Boko Haram terrorist in Maiduguri.

NTA and Silverbird journalists have been embedded with the troops many times (I have watched their reports), including just last week when the Minister of Information toured the battle field.

I remember that both NTA and Silverbird showed clips of the service chiefs at the battle front, for example, when IED experts had to travel a few metres ahead of the Chief Of Army Staff's convoy to de-mine the area.

Is there any journalist in this world that knows more about Boko Haram than [size=13pt]Ahmad Salkida[/size], who has interviewed the late Mohammed Yusuf, Abubakar Shekau and has even served as a mediator between the government and Boko Haram (at great risk to his life)?

1. First off, it's been a while I've seen you around........I love the quality of your posts
2. Always killing them with facts

TonyeBarcanista:
Only an ignorant person will abuse Ribadu.

I remember when Ribadu left for PDP, I was devastated because I was pro-APC as at then. Less than six months later, I (myself) left APC to PDP. Many felt let down and bad but I later understood why Ribadu left in the first instance.

A man like Ribadu is a man of integrity. He couldn't stand corrupt Nyako as his leader. He believed that Nigeria need change and he switched to PDP that he feels he can actualise it (though he stood higher chance in APC but we all know that Atiku as party leader will NOT support Ribadu as APC candidate). Unfortunately, forces even within the PDP in Adamawa worked against Ribadu candidacy. They knew that a Governor Ribadu will mean "No Business as usual". Right now, the guy can't cope witj the position of his party and majority chieftains on corruption. I mean, a man like Ribadu can't endorse shielding corrupt people under any guise. If he wants to return to APC, the APC should see it as a boost to their image. Ribadu is an asset! He's the man I want PDP to jealously guide. Should he leave, it will be a heavy blow to PDP. The era where goats will seek for more power after eating yams is over. Votes now counts.

Beautiful piece from you.

My take is that political ambition is like career management. You must manage it yourself and pitch your tent where your aspirations are best served. The only implication with Ribadu's move is that he may take some sort of "punishment" on his return to APC but it may be worth it.

PS: I wonder whatever Ribadu went to look for in PDP

Scammers et.al...........

1. The classic MO is still in operation. They work on the weaknesses in the minds of men.
2. You will hardly see any biblical insight in their predictions. There prediction is to entice the gullible, yet the most viable potential customer - The Politicians
3. That their predictions did not come to pass does not mean they will not predict again, neither will they not be patronized. They will predict again, Politicians will seek them out again

would you rather it grow worn-out in the former owners closet, disused or ends up in the trash can? Don't IDPs deserve high heels as they are half humans?

Love Machine:
What if there was no oil?

Then you latch on to any other competitive asset you have

OP is a ignorant irritant rat.

1. Prof Utomi called the process a joke and not the budget
2. Prof Utomi identified that the process makes little provision on governance of implementation

NavierStokes:
Most of these countries that are investing in exploration at the moment are the gulf countries already producing at near optimal levels and for them production volumes is not the priority but reserves whereas as a country we have been struggling over the years to bring up production to 3million bopd, our priorities should be about our position when the oil price commences its upward journey.

Bros,

1. Production normally declines almost immediately, and when you consider that many of our wells are old, then the only viable option is to replace your reserves
2. Exploration does not necessarily mean you want to produce immediately. Some of these endeavours lasts from between 18months and 3years
3. Exploration and finding helps to increase the valuation of your asset.

AmeLonRo:
If you know what domestic borrowing mean you will position yourself to benefit in 2016! Instead of criticizing and condemning. Position yourself to take your share legally. can someone give me ideas of how?

Government Bonds for starters

Love Machine:
While the prices of crude oil is going down in the international market,as other nations are diversifying from crude oil,buhari has budgeted #37b to source for oil well in the north.Is that not a clueless expenditure?

Some of you guys simply write like ignoramuses.......
1. So because of diversification we should simply abandon our competitive asset?
2. So exploration for more oil is a clueless expenditure? are you dumb or something? The major thrust of the Oil and Gas countries/industries is to seek for and find more oil.....and not only to deplete the already found ones as if they exist for eternity

wizzyrich:
Buhari ! Buhari ! Buhari ! How many times I call u ? We don't want any more of promises.

Hello,

Budget proposals are not promises......

4Play:
It's the projected non-oil revenues that I find wildly optimistic. 2016 is only a few weeks away and so far we are not seeing any substantial increase in non-oil revenues which will justify the revenues projection being made for next year.

What might save us is a rally in oil prices which could happen next year but that is a big gamble. My view is that this is budget of irresponsibility.

I think a major part of the non-oil revenues will come from issuance and re-issuance of minning licences, royalties and charges on minning