₦airaland Forum

abopal:
My
My brother, dont be decieved, the chunck of those 75 million voters are actually for Buhari. The North-west and South-west combined are more than the rest put together. Most of these flock to Buhari's campaign.
GEJ's campaign if full of hired crowds that even Gbenga Daniel his campaign coordinator in the Southwest admitted that he was booed by HIRED CROWD. Check BB's campaign pix, do u see a rented crowd? Do u hear of bombs or police shootings or other evils trailing the PDP?
The've colonized the Radio Nigeria and NTA, yet they will know no peace until they loose.

helpdoer:
Wow!!! I can't believe the traction BB is getting in this election, speak about a Deja Vu. The jury is still out on whether this is for the good or not. I'm just saying,

morpheus24:
A fitting response for a narrow minded representative of "truth seeking" and "African pride" living in the UK . Chuck it to the paranormal.

Right right!

pleep:
in this case the U.N did more harm than good. they declared one man the winner and then refuse to provide physical support

Kobojunkie:
So again, it is HARD TO answer any of your questions because you have CONVENIENTLY created for yourself a way to have ONLY that which aligns with your current mindset to be the only acceptable retort -- anything else will be deemed false by you and your conspiracy-buddies.

cap28:
still awaiting your substantiated evidence regarding airstrikes by gadaffi on unarmed protesters.

The Federal Government on Sunday sent 74 ex- militants from the Niger Delta region to University College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a three-year degree programme.

The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Matters, Kingsley Kuku, while speaking prior to the departure of the transformed ex-militants said the 74 men, in line with the government’s post amnesty programme, had undergone non-violence transformational training in Obubra, Cross River State, and found fit to acquire educational training overseas.

Kuku said the men would do three to four-year courses in engineering, business administration and other related fields. Before now, 292 ex- militants had been sent to South Africa and Ghana for vocational courses and with the present batch, a total of 366 ex- militants had gained from government’s post amnesty training programme.
He revealed that in the coming weeks, more delegates would travel to countries including Philippines, Russia, Romania, United Kingdom, United States of America, Egypt, Poland and the Netherlands to commence various types of training.

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debosky:
From 'no airstrikes' taking place to being against 'armed' rebels?

Just what did the Russians claim did/didn't happen?

Just what is 'legitimate' about a government run by a despot that overthrew a monarchy? 

debosky:
This is a joke - even the Libyans have not denied making the airstrikes - they've simply said those airstrikes were made against military targets or to scare the 'rebels'.

What about the strikes that we have seen aircraft making ON TV with our own two eyes? Did the Russians deny those ones also taking place?

There's nothing worse than having a preconceived notion and being completely BLIND to the evidence available from a multitude of sources.

cap28:
I would be inclined to agree with you IF I had just undergone a full frontal lobotomy - but i havent,  you see unlike you my brain is in full working order, as a result i am able to process information, analyse it and apply critical thinking, skills which are way beyond your reach.

Discussions like these become mentally and physically challenging for you, your "brain" which has been running way below the capacity of a fully functioning adult brain for so many years goes into panic mode because it simply can not cope with the depth and intellectual content of the information being fed to it.

International politics is not for everyone and you have shown from your limited ability to grasp basic political concepts that you fall into that category therefore run along and find something else to do with the vast amount of time you have on your hands - try mast.urbation it might just help to unclog the sludge that is lodged in between your ears which you have succeeded in convincing yourself is a brain.

cap28:
You have been provided with just enough "education" to enable you cross a road without getting knocked over by a car , go to the toilet without soiling yourself, dress yourself unaided and eat and drink without spilling the food on yourself - fine if  you live in nigeria but infinitely dangerous if you live in the western world, thank god you are trapped in nigeria and out of harms way because believe me you could not survive one day in a civilised society.

cap28:
western leaders lifted sanctions in 2004 BUT subsequently decided that they would be better off without GAdaffi in the picture, especially since Gadaffi was not an easily controllable puppet like Mubarak or Ben Ali.  why is that so difficult for you to understand?  Mubarak was a pro US puppet but they still got rid of him (albeit reluctantly) because he was no longer of any use to the US, this is how it works, the west do not have permanent friends just permanent interests.

Time2Think:
In the Kingdom of the blind, they say, the one eyed person is king. Can this be applied to Fashola? In the midst of non performance - he is seen to be "performing", Is he over rated? Flower planting, solar powered street lights,

Time2Think:
and which of the Lagos State contestants seems to talk about how to put food on the table of the common man?

Which of them? None. The common man is simply no more in the radar of the Lagos Government. Last time, the VIO stopped me and do you know what they were asking for? My Lagos State tax clearance, evidence that I pay tax. What has VIO got to do with tax clearance? Of course I was bundled to the VIO office and made to pay all "pending taxes". Tax is good, but, how do the people eat? no one cares.

Time2Think:
^^Who or what is becomerich?

lordangers:
2 Destroyers- Similar to British Daring class

nastydamus:
Wow! Suddenly, most NLers are converging at a point of good application of what is commonly referred to as 'common sense' and objective reasoning.