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Let me ask one question. Should we then have continued to rent bandwidth from overseas in order to communicate? Or do the people complaing about the satellite imagine that we are connected for free? Now let's discuss some of the benefits of the satellite. Nigeria will earn $70 million annually from transponder leases on NigcomSat-1. Nigerian broadband users will save more than $95 million a year Internet access will be avaliable to remote rural villages. NigcomSat-1 will allow Nigerians to save $660 million in phone-call charges. Some 150,000 jobs is estimated will be created. We are always complaining about government lacking initiative, innovation, or ideas. Yet when these traits are shown we complain? |
No it is $500 thousand trillion. . . or mybe $500 million trillion. . . |
angel101:Maybe if you move from London to lead the violence, others might follow? |
[/quote][quote author=Tornadoz link=topic=52416.msg1124301#msg1124301 date=1179437430]@MarioryHehehe look closely, the answer was there for davidylan.*Holds head in hands* Is there another language you speak? Maybe we can restructure the question so you understand. |
Tornadoz:Just for your benefit my last post was reffering to you. Next time use that pea sized piece of meat you call your brain a little longer before you post. I mean, dear God, you're dumb! Are you going to respond to davidylan's post? |
Backslider:I'm aware of that. I have said it several times that they (militants) are overplaying their hand and that sooner or later, they will go too far where a full military response will be inevitable. |
ziddy:During the last military dictatorship, could you openly criticize Abacha? The answer to this question is the same answer to the question you asked in the quote. |
Tornadoz:Kids, this is why you should stay in school, listen and absorb what your teachers teach. That way you will not have such a restricted ability to reason or to post as much nonsense as that displayed in the above quote. |
Calm down closetpervert. Arm chair critics have existed as long as we can remember. It's also not a secret that most are clueless and cannot even manage their own life talkless that of over 100 million people. The country is progressing regardless of what they type out in pixels. ![]() |
Militants from the hardline Islamist group also fired barrages of rockets at Israeli towns, an apparent attempt to draw Hamas officials said the organization's men launched eight rockets at Israel Wednesday, following a barrage of around 20 rockets a day earlier. That salvo at the Israeli town of Sderot, just outside Gaza, wounded 21 Israelis, one seriously — a woman whose house took a direct hit, said Yerucham Mendola, spokesman for the Red Star of David, the Israeli equivalent of the Red Cross.http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070516/ap_on_re_mi_ea/israel_palestinians Of course, I should mention that the daily rocket attacks on Israel have never ceased since the Israelis completely pulled out of Gaza. It is hardly reported in the media cause for Israeli civilians to live under constant bombardment is seen to be acceptable. After all, their military is stronger. It is eternally hilarious how Palestinian extremists continue to make fools out of those that defend them on these forum boards. Quite hilarious. |
What has his post got to do with Isreal and Palestine? What has 9/11 got to do with this thread. Plus why would anyone with half a brain not dismiss that nonsense outright. Bin Laden himself released tapes claiming his organization was behind 9/11. We seen training videos, tapes of bombers themselves giving their warped reasons for doing what they did. I suppose MOSSAD was responsible for the Kenya bombings, for the Bali bombings, for the Madrid bombings, for the London bombings, for the Algeria bombings, for the Pakistani bombings, for world hunger, for ugly people etc. *Yawn*. Next! |
I think the stupid bus just stopped by. |
shango:http://www.satnews.com/stories2007/4451 Nigeria expects to earn $70 million annually from transponder leases on NigcomSat-1. |
blue4lif:Indeed. A good lesson for Atiku to learn. |
TayoD, you know the point you just made about Hamas's sworn vow to eradicate Isreal has been made so many times. That point has been made several times in other threads here on nairaland alone. I guarantee they will gloss over that point. I swear some people have selective eyesight.@TayoD 8+ responses so far and counting and as guaranted, the point above as been glossed over. It's the same pattern in previous threads dealing with this subject. And yet Mugabe has some how made his way into the argument. Pure comedy. |
TayoD, you know the point you just made about Hamas's sworn vow to eradicate Isreal has been made so many times. That point has been made several times in other threads here on nairaland alone. I guarantee they will gloss over that point. I swear some people have selective eyesight. They only see what they have in their heads. There are some people who are just emmm, how can I put this diplomatically, a little slow at learning or reasoning objectively. It's not their fault though, they are usually born that way. It appears this thread will stay alive. Let the cycle begin. **Grabs popcorn** |
Tornadoz:That your thinking ability may be on a par with that of a retard is no excuse to subject the rest of us with your stupidity. You have no clue of the history of the land called Palestine. You have no clue of the dynamics of politics involved in this region of the middle east. You have no clue of the complexities of the armed conflicts that go on in said region. Put simply, it appears you have no clue. Lest you try to come up with what you think is a clever retort, I suggest you utilise the other brain cell and do some research on what 'Palestine' actually is. |
Even the heavily fraustrated OBJ haters here knew there was no way OBJ could be indicted on corruption for spending PTDF money on PUBLIC projects. Projects that were passed by the FEC. |
As if it was ever in doubt that Atiku will be confirmed a thief. So he is still in London "nursing" a "sprained knee". The deluded idiot just keeps fooling himself. |
AFTER nearly nine months of deliberations, the Senate yesterday declared that Vice President Atiku Abubakar acted illegally in the management of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) funds. But it made no recommendation against him. On the indicting recommendations made concerning President Olusegun Obasanjo, in the report of the Senate Review Committee on the Ad hoc Committee that investigated the PTDF, the Upper House threw them out when an overwhelming number of the lawmakers declined to uphold the recommendations. http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/news/article02 Can also be viewed at http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=77868 http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20070511341198 |
ziddy:That is a retarded argument as most of those buildings are private sector investments/projects. |
I believe Malaysia also had/have a female leader. |
Jakumo:Amen! |
Atiku is still in London because of a sprained knee? This is so ridiculous. The man has challenged the elections with his legs. |
It took what, all of 7 posts for this thread to be shown for the trash that it is. Enough said. |
wetinde:lol didn't you see that the person calling for "revolution" resides in the US. Nigerian revolution online! ![]() |
dazangel11:The forum is not anti-OBJ. It's just the anti-OBJ folks here (politics) make the most noise these days. For example visit the business section of the forum to see how people are using the revitalized economy to enhance their standard of living. |
Seun:Are you saying that whatever was achieved automatically vanished when the third term saga began? Sounds to me like you are suggesting his administration has indeed made achievements for Nigeria but, people choose to ignore said achievements because of "third term". |
spora:I think you mean trillions of naira not trillions of dollars. Obj government failed badly in the area of power supply. The biggest failures of the past 8 years, with a few exceptions, have been State Governments. They are the reason why Federal reforms have not been widely felt by the population. |
From what I've heard of FESTAC this days, I don't think you wanna see those pictures. |
So it's no longer because of 'third term'. It's now because he didn't win Lagos. Some things never change. |
Atiku = 4 votes so far. Even less than Okotie. And this is the thief that claims he speaks for Nigerians. |
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