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PoliticsRe: Fresh Gun Battle In Port Harcourt by Mariory(m): 5:31pm On Aug 16, 2007
Some people want us to believe these are gangs separate from militants that have been sabotaging pipelines and kidnapping people for the "Niger Delta Struggle".

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070816/wl_nm/nigeria_delta_dc;_ylt=AnKVwgdzc.Qm22GGVGxnbL696Q8F

Tom and George used to be part of the same group until they fell out and George joined a faction of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), one of the more active rebel groups in the delta.

MEND said in an e-mail to Reuters that George escaped "alive and well" from an attack on his hotel on Thursday, but several aides were killed by troops firing rockets and machine guns.

The group threatened reprisal attacks from midnight unless the government halted the military operations.
Very interesting that MEND is trying to demand the military stop operations against these guys. Very interesting indeed.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria: Do We Have An Army? by Mariory(m): 5:24pm On Aug 16, 2007
Tunisia, Angola, and Ethiopia? I don't think so.

Morrocco and Algeria yes. That's a given.

@texazzpete
Three years ago, one Naija Chief of Army Staff was jubilating that they've started manufacturing Mortars and mortar rounds in the DICON plant.
Mortars are little more than hollow tubes, and the rounds are easy enough to make, yet the guy was expectingus to be happy.
So mortar tubes and rounds are easy to make? You are funny

Having the ability to produce and having the ability to deploy military hardware are two different things. What is wrong in being happy that we can produce our own mortars instead of buying them like most African countries do?

The Nigerian military has been upgrading it's hardware for a couple of years now. We are the only country in West Africa that are strong enough to deploy and maintain combat formations several miles outside our borders.
PoliticsRe: Peace In Port-harcourt: Jtf Nabs Suspected Militants. by Mariory(m): 3:00pm On Aug 16, 2007
otokx:
Those people causing mayhem are not militants; they are political thugs who are being owed salaries by the state government.
LMFAO! And pray tell what is the difference. When they kidnap people for MEND they are militants. When MEND declares "ceasefire" and they turn their guns on the indigenous people cause they have nothing else to do, they are thugs. What a comfortable cycle.
PoliticsRe: Fresh Gun Battle In Port Harcourt by Mariory(m): 2:23pm On Aug 16, 2007
http://www.businessdayonline.com/?c=44&a=15456

Relative calm returned to Port Harcourt city on Monday after the weekend bloodbath that claimed the lives of more that 30 people. However, insider accounts about the mayhem suggest that it may have been a case of the government of Rivers state shooting itself on the leg.
Chibisi Ohakah & Ameachi Okonkwo
PoliticsRe: Naira To Be Re-Denominated by Mariory(m): 2:11pm On Aug 16, 2007
florababy2:
I think this re- denomination thing is crap.We should work towards improving the economy and not trying to compete with developed countries like the u.s.[/color][color=#006600][color=#770077][/color]
And how do you improve your economy without making it competitive with that of the West? Are you going to wait for "Fair Trade"?
Plus I do not believe the move to 'free' the N is so as to compete with the USD.
PoliticsRe: Whopping 1.109kg Of Cocaine In The Belly Of Man by Mariory(m): 4:31pm On Aug 15, 2007
Instant O.D.!
PoliticsRe: Naira To Be Re-Denominated by Mariory(m): 4:27pm On Aug 15, 2007
azorjiu:
N20 will be equivalent of 20k
The nigerian police should brace up for the challenge.
20kobo at checkpoints? Don't worry they will be ready grin
PoliticsRe: Naira To Be Re-Denominated by Mariory(m): 3:54pm On Aug 15, 2007
Bhola:
It has it pros and cons. I believe the cons outweighs the pros. Can u imagine how confused iya alatas and epa will be?
There is no reason for traders to be confused as long as the CBN embarks a proper enlightenment campaigns. The Naira will not be freed till August next year. That's plenty of time to inform the general public.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria: Do We Have An Army? by Mariory(m): 3:33pm On Aug 15, 2007
denex: When Sergeant Goroso slap you and you see 15 star-spangled clouds, you will answer your own question.
Oh Man! LMAO! grin
PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by Mariory(m): 3:30pm On Aug 15, 2007
Chiori:
Fashola is anti-assets declaration. Why else would he be arrested ladies who did nothing other than declare their assets?
lol grin
PoliticsRe: Naira To Be Re-Denominated by Mariory(m): 3:16pm On Aug 15, 2007
backnbeta:
Honestly, this seems to be the worst news I've heard about Nigeria in recent days. Fighting with dollar is not the solution to the economic travails of Nigeria.
It has absolutely nothing to do with "fighting" the US dollar. In this thread, the main argument against this move appears to come from people who are used to changing pounds and dollars into large amounts of Naira.
PoliticsRe: Naira To Be Re-Denominated by Mariory(m): 5:29pm On Aug 14, 2007
Bad news for exporters though.
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by Mariory(m): 7:06pm On Aug 10, 2007
Orikinla:
The fact is when the soldiers were in power, Port Harcourt was indeed a safer place.

Nigerian politicians are not ready for democracy, therefore the Army should return before anarchy becomes the order of the day in the Niger Delta of Nigeria.
You (Niger Delta) haven't started yet. When they were killing soldiers you were supporting them. Now they have turned on the people themselves you want the military to take over government. What did you really expect would happen? That they (militants) would go back to school after tasting power via the gun? You really haven't started yet.
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by Mariory(m): 10:33am On Aug 10, 2007
Donzman:
The same Arsenal that exploded on itself at Apapa?. . .Old crap from the Balkans!
So you think that militants with their AK47s, world war 1 vintage GPMGs, and RPG2s can stand up to a couple of light tanks? The army wouldn't even need to deploy MBTs.
PoliticsRe: The Federal Government Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Rivers State by Mariory(m): 4:46pm On Aug 09, 2007
I'm waiting for a certain person to say that it is outsiders that are responsible.
PoliticsRe: In Spite Of Oil, See Where Our Country Ranks In The Human Development Index by Mariory(m): 4:37pm On Aug 09, 2007
denex:
Where can I apply for Togolese Citizenship please?
Togo is a member of ECOWAS which means you can easily work and live there. Just visit the immigration website to find out what you need. grin
PoliticsRe: In Spite Of Oil, See Where Our Country Ranks In The Human Development Index by Mariory(m): 11:14am On Aug 09, 2007
denex:
Na wah O! So human development index is higher in Palestine that Nigeria and India. In fact far higher.

I wonder then why are Nigerians and Indians not lining up for Palestinian visas or using illegal means to migrate to Palestine.

Who compiled that bloody list? Was it Central Bank of Nigeria?

Was it not an organization in one of those countries ranked at the top of the list.

You may wonder if the HDI in Togo is far better than that of Nigeria, why do Togolese keep coming down to Nigeria to become puff-puff sellers, bus drivers, house boys and house girls. TELL ME!!
It doesn't work that way. The population of Nigeria and India are vastly higher than that of Palestine or Togo. This is what brings our HDI down.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Lands In Prison For Helping Woman In Riyadh by Mariory(m): 11:03am On Aug 09, 2007
desgiezd:
Talk of barbarism! What manner of law would stop one from helping a person in need? Does it mean that the woman's death would have been preferred to a help from a neighbour who happens to be a male.
That's exactly what it means.
PoliticsRe: Forgive Me If I Sound Angry And Disillusioned! by Mariory(m): 10:59am On Aug 09, 2007
Kind of like the old USSR aka the 'Iron Curtain'.
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by Mariory(m): 11:38am On Aug 08, 2007
ono:
@Mariory,
I remember we both agreed some time ago not to ''rub shoulders'' again on any issue on Nairaland. I will appreciate you simply don't reply to any of my entries on this forum. Be warned.
I will reply to whatever message I feel like replying to. I'm afraid what you appreciate and what I do are two completely different things. Deal with it. I still maintain the kung fu of your awesome "sources" is strong. They are AWESOME!
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by Mariory(m): 9:54am On Aug 08, 2007
ono:
I can authoritatively tell you that 90% of the gas that will feed Olokola will come from the Niger Delta. I have the facts and figures, but I'm afraid I cannot share it with you.
Naturally! The Nigerian way. Your "sources" must be stronger Than the sources of those Newspapers seeing as you already know before they do. I commend you and your "sources" for your kung fu is strong.

*ROLLEYES*
PoliticsRe: Burying The Efcc In Bureaucracy by Mariory(m): 9:49am On Aug 08, 2007
http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=85669

The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Chief Michael Aondoakaa, may have soft-pedalled on his request to President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua which appeared to have cut the powers of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by Mariory(m): 5:55pm On Aug 07, 2007
debosky:
its stupid people like these that continue to cause problems for the delta people - they stupidly bombed the Chanomi crude pipeline supplying crude to the Warri Refinery, now adulterated Kerosine is killing people there due to no local production. Bravo ono, at this rate, you will exterminate yourselves without any external assistance
Kind of ironic isn't it? They do say life is wasted on the living.
PoliticsRe: Olokola LNG And The Niger Delta Question by Mariory(m): 4:07pm On Aug 07, 2007
ono:
All these your rantings will not stop my boys from blowing up any pipeline carrying gas from our lands to an enclave called Olokola. I will personally spearhead the mission to blow up that pipe. As a matter of fact, and in order to make a huge devastation to that project, we will wait until the first volume of gas is piped to that place. Then we will strike.
I applaud and encourage you to do that. Don't forget to stand very close to the pipeline when you blow it up. In fact, while you wait for the pipeline to be built perhaps you can keep yourself busy by chewing on your fingers and gnashing your teeth continuously.
I don't want your head to explode out of anger before you have a chance to fulfill your life ambition.
PoliticsRe: London Court Freezes Ibori’s Assets by Mariory(m): 4:02pm On Aug 07, 2007
@fatherE
Don't let Seun roundhouse kick you. Better modify your post and add a link to the source of the story. grin
PoliticsRe: Burying The Efcc In Bureaucracy by Mariory(m): 12:10pm On Aug 07, 2007
Didn't the Supreme Court rule on this matter some time ago in favor of the EFCC and ICPC?
PoliticsRe: Most Corrupt of the 3 Arms of Government in Nigeria by Mariory(m): 11:55am On Aug 07, 2007
chidichris:
corruption in Nigeria has nothing to do with arms of gov rather aso rock,
nigeria has no seperation of powers as aso rock is the only one practical arm of gov so the good, the bad and the urgly dey there.
Absolutely not true. Are you going to sit there and say the President controls how the State Governments use their revenue? Or that the president controls the Judges, National, and Local Assemblies? Are you seriously going to put that down as an intelligent argument?

I believe the most corrupt arm of government has to be the Executive especially State Governments. A majority of the State Governments have been a waste of oxygen for the past 8 years.
PoliticsRe: Alams Is A National Hero by Mariory(m): 12:46pm On Aug 06, 2007
vikiviko:
Even President Yar' Adua welcomed the President General of the IJAW NATION ONLY Recently.

Don't doubt this: the day Alamiyeseigha returns to Bayelsa, there will be dancing in the streets from Yenagoa to Wilberforce Island, congratulatory messages in the media, a 21-gun salute by the combined forces of ethnic militants and kidnappers of the Niger Delta., and the media so complicit in this matter will report it all with relish and flourish. This is the sad thing about our country: on every score, in every matter, we find it so expedient to strike the recursive note.

What do you think
Who gives a shit how that thieving fat f@ck is welcomed. I wonder if he was anally explored while he was incarcerated.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by Mariory(m): 5:08pm On Aug 03, 2007
Is this Fashola's doing or the CP's doing?
PoliticsRe: Lagos Girls Versus Governor Fashola by Mariory(m): 4:43pm On Aug 03, 2007
Does that mean the only work you should be allowed is that of house wife?
Does that mean you should earn less than men doing the same job you do?
Does that mean people have a right to not employ you because you are a woman? e.t.c


What if those are someone else's "limits"?

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