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PoliticsRe: A Quick Way To Dissolve This "One Nigeria" Thing. by MeAboki(m): 8:20pm On Sep 30, 2013
Slizbeat: Some may say SNC is the best way to the problems we face in this country but I tell you, the greediness of our so called Leaders wont allow that to happen. All they have at heart is how to loot the funds available to the masses for their selfish interest.

Well, I wouldn't spend much here or type long words but I will just hit the nail on the head. The quickest and easiest way to dissolve this Nigeria Union come 2015 is GEJ

Yes, GEJ may be clueless but he has an importance as a major tool to this goal.

Keep GEJ in power come 2015 and let the so called Northern or Hausa-Fulani elites do their worst so the world will agree and defend our course and call to pull out of this union. Let that Baboon and dog be sooked in blood. It is a sacrifice we have to make now than later for the benefit of the future generation.

Note- "It is only those(Southerners) born and raised in the North that will perfectly understand these hausa-fulani's and this writeups. However, few may not understand because they probably are not rooted in the north. Check out all those against the union of this country, more than 70% are northern born and raised.

You may choose to believe in whatever you like and if you feel this would not help, you can proffer a solution you think will help. Thanks.
Choi!, after reading this post I think maybe Boko Haram may have a point - indeed western education can be bad- ewu, abeg wetin you talk. Pls can someone help him translate.
PoliticsRe: Blackrevolution: So What Comes To The Mind, When You See This!!! by MeAboki(m): 8:04pm On Sep 30, 2013
Racism in Christianity - always depicting jesus as caucasian when in fact he wasn't, and now depicting the devil as a black man, Choi na wa oO for Christians.
PoliticsRe: Frustration As Netanyahu Pleads With Obama Over Iran by MeAboki(m): 7:57pm On Sep 30, 2013
Wsdm: But the Americans have said several times that they have permanent interest and no permanent friends. That is why i laugh at Nigerian Christian who are always pro- Americans especially when they bombard or plan to bombard any Muslim countries. They fail to understand that America's greatest friend is Saudi Arabia( a Muslim country). I don't know when Mugabe becomes a Muslim( America is fighting him because of their selfish economic interest). North Korea too and So many countries that go against their economic dominance are far an anemy to them than the Muslim world.
^^^^Oboy, you get sense well well.
PoliticsRe: Muslim Countries Are Not Happy by MeAboki(m): 7:41pm On Sep 30, 2013
Frank Oguns: @You homosexual,robbery,prostitution that you said are being practiced by christians are better than slaughtering innocent souls for a blood thirsty God that you are serving
Christians have been responsible for more deaths of humanity from the beginning of time till today and they continue to have the highest capacity to kill more than any other. They are also directly and indirectly abling and abetting others to kill because their nations are the biggest producers and peddlers of weapons of death.

In addition, they also have the biggest and most effective media networks to brainwash and fool numbskulls like you into believing otherwise.

Go research a little: the atomic/nuclear weapons - who are producing them, which nations has the largest stockpile, which nation was the first to produce and the only use it against mankind?
Chemical weapons - the same thing.
Other weapons of mass destruction - the same thing.
Ongoing conflicts, worldwide, who is selling weapons to the warring parties, who is profiting from their sale and therefore from the death they cause?
Who hands are usually behind manipulating majority of these conflicts?

PLs go figure before carelessly openning your mouth like that again again.
PoliticsRe: Aguiyi-ironsi: Igbo Leaders Blast Useni by MeAboki(m): 1:41pm On Sep 29, 2013
[quote author=ndu_chucks]That is the senseless idea we are supposed to believe as historical truth. Unfortunately, those promoting these lies are still paying for it, even after 50 years, because they refuse to simply admit wrongdoing, offer an unreserved apology and a genuine hand in friendship and brotherhood.

Sir Ahmadu Bello and Balewa's ghosts are still haunting them 'till today.[/quote]Well said, much as they would like to rewrite history by way of selective memory; nothing will take away from the fact or stop people from believing the obvious: that it was an Igbo coup led by Igbo officers with an Igbo agenda, to topple the government of the day and replace it with their own (Azikiwe & co, not Ironsi); because they couldn't stomach the fact that northerners who they saw as inferior were in fact in charge and also being outnumbered they knew they could never achieve it democratically so they chose force - thereby opening the pandora's box for which all of us are still paying for today.

Igbos were not only responsible for truncating our democracy (because of their arrogance and do or die attitude), they were responsible for the riots and killings of their own ppl in the north that followed; yes, firstly through the one sided pro - Igbo policies Ironsi embarked upon and secondly, through blatant provocation (taunting in the streets, markets and other public places) of northerners then by Igbos, it even got to the extent that a cartoon of the Sardauna was depicted in one the popular magazines of the time (DRUM) mocking the northerners that their father (the Sardauna was languishing at the gates of hell); still news also filtered that the late prime minister Tafawa Balewa was not only killed (strangled) but his body was also desecrated (they cut off his privates and put it in his mouth - ppl don't talk of this out of respect) that is how his abandoned decomposing body was found leaning against a tree in the bush days later. This news along with already ongoing issues was enough to push the northerners beyond the limits of self restraint into retaliation.
Interestingly, northerners were so appalled at the time that they wanted separation - so Igbos were not the first but only following after the north (with their separatist) Biafran agenda.
Interestingly also, the unitary government system was introduced by Ironsi who dissolved regionalism to concentrate power to himself; southerners should know who to blame when they are crying for SNC and resource control - they are merely reaping the seeds sown by their own ppl.
In short, all our wahala started with the Igbos and their coup - they should apologised to all Nigerians.
IslamRe: Abdul Haji, Somali Muslim Saves Hundreds, Hailed As International Hero! by MeAboki(m): 4:05pm On Sep 27, 2013
Cashio: Must de world knw he is a muslim?
Yes! Abi e de pain you?
PoliticsRe: Massive Shopping Mall Under-Construction In Kano by MeAboki(m): 6:14am On Sep 26, 2013
^^^^Don't worry, nobody would miss or need an inconsequential no good bigot from nok like you, we don't you money, save it for your burkutu and dog meat. angry
PoliticsRe: Massive Shopping Mall Under-Construction In Kano by MeAboki(m): 11:36pm On Sep 24, 2013
To all the haters, eat your hearts out, I hope you choke on your hate and jealousy. angry your
PoliticsRe: What Is Wrong With This Picture?????????? by MeAboki(m): 11:07pm On Sep 24, 2013
switdil: Chaii
Baba jonathan dey shy oo
Na small thing remain e for use e hand cover him face
#Yeye#
Lai lai, him de squeeze face say Obama de smell grin
PoliticsRe: Would There Be Peace In The World If Everyone Became A Muslim? by MeAboki(m): 8:56pm On Sep 24, 2013
software man: I suppose the christian dominated world instigated the Arab spring and the crisis between the muslim brotherhood and the rest of the Egyptian population. Did they?

Let's call a spade a spade. Fundamental ism and fanaticism is at war with both muslims and Christians alike. Until real muslims see these lunatics for what they really are , all will continue to pay the price.
^^^^Open your eyes free yourself from myopism:google is your friend; check new world order, try also Osama Bin Laden, biggest terrorist of recent times, yes check the ppl behind him, those who made him, who initially supported him in Afghanistan against the Russians - there is a lot going on that you have been conditioned not to see, you are merely looking at the symptoms not the disease.
PoliticsRe: Would There Be Peace In The World If Everyone Became A Muslim? by MeAboki(m): 8:20pm On Sep 24, 2013
[quote author=IGBO-SON]You would be forgiven for thinking so.......but just take a look at Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Some of these jihadists are so troublesome that one of them can easily start a fight with himself in a locked room! angry[/quote]You are suffering from myopism, if only you could look beyond your preconditioned mindset and did a little research; you could easily have noticed that the real cause of present day instability in those countries are due to tinkering by Christian dominated world super powers, trying to force down their own interests and values in those countries - let me give you a clue, google the term NEW WORLD ORDER, check those behind it and their motives.
CrimeRe: 2 Men Accused Of Molesting Boys In Gombe by MeAboki(m): 7:21pm On Sep 24, 2013
as usuall: They are following the footstep of thier northen leader...in a state were staring at a gal is consider a sin what did u expect?
Lai lai, na Catholic Priests sabi this one pass, na dem example dem de follow, maybe Pope fit pray for dem - all na im flock.
Christianity EtcRe: Why Are Christians Been Attacked All Over The World by MeAboki(m): 4:53pm On Sep 23, 2013
5megabyte: Taking responsibility is never in ur Gene, that is why the worlD was not surprised when the muslim egyptians still blamed america for the recent coup, am very sure u will soon cook up a story about how the pakistani suicide bomber was a christian. My point still stands, how do u pple keep feeding the obvious lie?
Let me open your eyes a little, ok, take Osama Bin Laden, one of the biggest terrorists of his time; try researching who made him; who supported, encouraged him to resist the Russians in Afghanistan and later turn around against his sponsors? Pls go figure.
PoliticsRe: Buhari, Tinubu Attend Manchester Event by MeAboki(m): 12:26am On Sep 23, 2013
^^^^I think that recipe should be more appropriate for you because you are the one that seems more full of hate.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan Leads 600-man Delegation To UN General Assembly - SaharaRepo by MeAboki(m): 12:10am On Sep 23, 2013
After all that wastage, the drunkard may not be even sober enough to deliver his speech - like he failed to do at the last AU conference. SMH.
Christianity EtcRe: Why Are Christians Been Attacked All Over The World by MeAboki(m): 11:07pm On Sep 22, 2013
So you started this thread to indirectly invite your fellow bigots to insult and abuse Muslims and the religion of Islam. Unfortunately, if you are not blinded by hatred and abject ignorance you could have noticed the tinkering hands of Christians behind the ongoing crisis, particularly those behind the so called new-world order; of course you would continue arguing blindly because your mind has already been shaped, modified and preprogrammed in that mindset by the biggest brain-washing, propaganda machinery a.k.a the christian dominated national and international press - hope you don't choke on your hatred and ignorance while at it.
HealthRe: Kpomo Sellers Arrested In Sapele For Using Embalming Fluid To Fatten Kpomo by MeAboki(m): 12:31am On Sep 20, 2013
redsun: If not for the shortage of domesticated meats in nigeria,people don't actually have to eat animal skins.They are for leather works and other industrial uses.
No be shortage, just long throat!
CareerRe: Basic Medical Science In Nigeria - The Way Forward? by MeAboki(m): 11:24pm On Sep 19, 2013
Sal C: Physiologists function as histopathologists you say? Believe me the histopathologists under MLS are still puppets in the hands of pathologists. They are yet to gain there own ground let alone accommodate others.

I truly wish these issues be properly addressed in Nigeria
Why is that so?
Any rules/legislation setting them aside from their colleagues in other specialty preventing them from being their own men?
CareerRe: Basic Medical Science In Nigeria - The Way Forward? by MeAboki(m): 10:46pm On Sep 19, 2013
ziga: But that shouldn't be a reason for eliminating Diploma courses. All that should happen is that the course be changed to a Diploma in medical laboratory sciences, and the MLSCN would supervise these Diploma courses and ensure that they meet the necessary standards.

An example would be scrapping polytechnic engineering courses because you can get engineering degrees from a university.

If there is a need for more Lab med scientists and Universities are not producing enough, then that would be a rational thing to do.

Unfortunately, I think because of the stagnation and lack of funding that we have to health in Nigeria, even though millions of people need healthcare, facilities are limited!!! And no matter how much manpower you have, a kitchen can only fit so many cooks.
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The issue is about progress/advancement involving the re-setting of the minimum standard for practice; in this case from technological to scientific grade, from diploma certificates to degrees while working within the framework of the laws in Nigeria.
For example, the law says only universities under the supervision of the NUC can offer degree certificates; since the minimum requirement is BMLS, therefore the IMLTN (now MLSCN) has no option other than to cancel the diploma courses and allow the universities to take over.
The real problem, however, as I have already mentioned is that of career guidance or lack of it.
Although Nigeria is still progressing, unfortunately its nowhere near the stage when due to ample opportunities ppl can just read anything and comfortably assume that there are bound be jobs out there tailor measured for them (like you'd find in advanced countries).
Ppl should think and plan ahead, after all by the time anyone reaches university he/she is already an adult and ought to know where he/she should be heading for.
Another problem is that of our leadership, where inept corrupt ppl end up at the helm of affairs mismanaging our progression as a nation.
Normally, a government sets out a plan/vision of what it wants achieve in terms of its human resource development; and then put in place the necessary structures, processes and procedures.
If for example, the goal is excellence in computer technology the govt would develop and put in place the requisite policies to attract entrepreneurs to invest in that industry so as to create demand for the relevant skills; similarly it would also shape admission policies and courses being offered so that at the end of the day it would have created and managed supply and demand; while moving the whole country in the right direction.
Unfortunately, we all know whats been happening, somebody would derail everything because he/she preferred his/her selfish interest or that his/her ethnic group, religion, state or even village before everybody else's. SMH.
CareerRe: Basic Medical Science In Nigeria - The Way Forward? by MeAboki(m): 8:26pm On Sep 19, 2013
marvelling: ok here I go!

I was at the medical laboratory science council zonal office in lagos last year and i found out that initially, an internship program for b.sc holders in biochemistry and microbiology was being run by the council, but it was later scrapped and non of the people i asked was able to give a good reason why. [b][/b]WE NEED TO BE LICENSED OR ELSE NOTHING FOR US. datz all grin
It was scrapped and superseded by the BMLS program offered now at Universities as the profession progressed from a technological grade to a scientific one.
The internship programs were diploma courses offered by Schools of Medical Laboratory sciences (usually attached to teaching hospitals). The change was enacted by law (Act 11 of 2003) involving change of the names of the regulatory body then from the Institute of Medical Laboratory Technology of Nigeria; whose graduates were called Medical Laboratory Technologists (diploma holders) as against the current nomenclature: Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria who among others, give licence to graduates of Bachelors of Medical Laboratory Sciences, referred to as Medical Laboratory Scientist.

Sorry about your predicament which unfortunately seems like a lack of proper and effect career guidance before and at tertiary institutions, resulting many intelligent young men like you losing their way and ending up in an occupational cul-de sac.
For many, there seems to be no easy way out except taking the longer tortuous route of going back to university and taking the requisite qualifying courses.
HealthRe: Kpomo Sellers Arrested In Sapele For Using Embalming Fluid To Fatten Kpomo by MeAboki(m): 7:38pm On Sep 19, 2013
Chai, some ppl so desperate for meat they are even eating the parts reserved for making shoes, that one no enough they are now resorting to faking it, no wonder Johnny no get shoe, these ppl are eating it before it can even reach factory. Haba una own too much! grin
PoliticsRe: Aso Rock Plots Impeachment Against Govs Of Kano, Kwara & 5 Others by MeAboki(m): 10:16pm On Sep 17, 2013
[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]Kwankwaso is running his own parallel country up there, i tell you. Although this has nothing to do with Aregbesola but in their personality the two of Aregbe and Kwankwaso are precisely the types you need to fight your political war - they dont give a dayam about Aso rock, they just act like there is no central govt. grin

I love those two! cheesy[/quote]Tru dat cheesy
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan To Ring NYSE Closing Bell by MeAboki(m): 6:10pm On Sep 17, 2013
berem: Dude, i posted exactly what i saw on the source. There's a difference between ringing the opening bell and ringing the closing bell. Maybe other Nigerians rang the opening bell but Jonathan is the first to ring the closing bell.
I see you have finally revised the title of the thread as I had earlier suggested; well this could only mean one thing: you've also discovered that Oga Johnny was after-all not the first Nigerian to ring the opening nor closing bell - so he's still a follow follow, lacking in originality.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan To Ring NYSE Closing Bell by MeAboki(m): 11:42pm On Sep 16, 2013
berem: Dude, i posted exactly what i saw on the source. There's a difference between ringing the opening bell and ringing the closing bell. Maybe other Nigerians rang the opening bell but Jonathan is the first to ring the closing bell.
LOL, so you mean he'll be the first Nigerian to carry last grin
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan To Ring NYSE Closing Bell by MeAboki(m): 10:16pm On Sep 16, 2013
LOL ! OP you may want to revise your title because it has been proven beyond reasonable doubt that Oga Johnny is definitely not going to be the first Nigerian to 'Hit it First' as there are clearly others before him - I think even Dangote may have already done it, so Oga will obviously have to contend with follow follow, definitely no record breaker.
CrimeRe: Nigerian In US Arrested For Making Terrorist Threats by MeAboki(m): 12:22pm On Sep 12, 2013
tunshe: If he has a Muslim name,this thread would have accounted for 20,000 views and over 50,000 comments.

Now that he is a Christian,no one is talking about Religion.

SMH for those who hate Islam and Muslims,you better embrace Islam to have an endless bliss.
Mehn, you took the words out of my mouth, I can imagine even worst insults and abuses had he been a northerner and worst still Hausa.
Thank God its their own, lets see how they'll insult themselves.
PoliticsRe: Ambush On Emir Of Kano Linked To Son's Heritage. by MeAboki(m): 2:03pm On Sep 09, 2013
DivideUs: Nonsense story, so because his mother is yoruba you think people will care? Kwankwoso the Gov (that has the power to change the emir) is also yoruba, did the fulanis stop/fight him as the governor. The propaganda machine under this govt is simply disgusting, spits
100% Correct.
PoliticsRe: Take A Breath On Child Marriage: An Advice For Stella Damascus by MeAboki(m): 6:27am On Sep 09, 2013
^^^^ You mean you never heard that Catholic priests throughout Europe & America had a history of being serial child molesters (young boys especially their victims) the church in fact tried covering up the scandal; but at end the Pope had to publicly come out and apologise for their sins - as if that was good enough.
PoliticsRe: Ambush On Emir Of Kano Linked To Son's Heritage. by MeAboki(m): 12:28am On Sep 09, 2013
[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]Thank you o jare!

Abokina, He is not the first Fulani prince mixed with Yoruba blood and wont be the last, Insha Allah.[/quote]Don't mind them.
The bigots cooking up this story obviously do not know the root history of kano ppl, majority of whom do not discriminate because they themselves are in fact settlers, its no brainer that they have elected non-indigenes as their governors, among them: Sabo Bakin Zuwo, Ibrahim Shekarau, even the present Kwankwaso is allegedly mixed with Yoruba.
Kano ppl are more open minded and accomodating than they are given credit for, where they may have issues with others is when their culture & values are disrespected e.g. by some southern brothers & sisters.
PoliticsRe: Ambush On Emir Of Kano Linked To Son's Heritage. by MeAboki(m): 11:18pm On Sep 08, 2013
Balderdash, hogwash, absolute rubbish, baseless lies.
Genealogy/inheritance in Hausaland is determined through the father irrespective of the mother's bloodline.
Nasiru along with his other brothers and other eligible princes has a very good chance of becoming emir, his Yoruba blood being absolutely no hindrance to the selection process, which is determined by a group of traditional electorate known as the kingmakers.
Only those who are cooking this rubbish know why they are doing so.
BTW, the Hausa and Fulani have no problem between them, culturally or religiously, thank you.
PoliticsRe: Take A Breath On Child Marriage: An Advice For Stella Damascus by MeAboki(m):
planetuzor: Why should someone choose to want to marry and Bleep with an 11yrs old.. What! its unheard abeg talkless of marrying
Don't know, but maybe that question is best answered by Catholic Priests who seem to especially love fuccking young boys.
PoliticsRe: Take A Breath On Child Marriage: An Advice For Stella Damascus by MeAboki(m): 12:59pm On Sep 08, 2013
^^^ True!
Bottomline, its also ok to have.sex with a 13yr old in the Vatican city because the Pope agreed the minimum age for consent should be fixed at 13yrs. Therefore, thanks to the Christian Church for also leading the way.

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