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u deserve to be shot.mscheew.9yrs haba.where do u want her to start 4rm.

*playing sound sultan's OROBO*

i just love my sunshine stars,we r d best .

no wonder nigeria is where it is,so many unpatriotic citizens.smh.

see now,falcao don sign long deal,n we r busy chasing shadows.

Do we want to buy players 2 days to our first match n dey end up like torres because dey cudn adapt to d team fast wen we had 2 months 4 dat.mscheew

pls guys,am hearing something thats almost making my blood boil.i heard chelsea wants to make a players + money bid 4 modric.d players include mikel,alex n sturridge.

Shey no be say AVB ,roman n emenalo don smoke cheap crack.

Will modric replace all dose players,wen we never tink of replacing essien.

Someone tell me its a big lie

See the rubbish,the guy wrote,am satisfied that he got the barrage of insults he deserved on the vanguard site

Fashola Flood: An exposure of Gov Fashola's insensitivity,
irresponsibility,


When a government is too much been tele-guided and stoogy, there is no way such
government would be alive to its responsibility, expectations and justification for being in power. A government that
makes imposition of multiple taxation, extortion of the
innocents and the poor, and robbing the poor, the have- none to pamper the rich, will not have time to see, to the needs and wants of its
citizens.

A government run of the few, by the few and for the few, which recognises not
or, one that gives no damn to the sufferings, hardship
and disasters or calamity being faced by its citizens, could never be said to be
government of the people.

Though, everyone knows that, Gov Raji Fashola is a lawyer by profession, as such, he will be closed to know nothing of engineering works
concerning, how he should have prepared the citizens of the state and his
government, before the raining season, but instead he was busy creating illegal
LocalGovts,conducting
elections into them and sharing revenue allocation, which he ought to have used
to build gutters, drainage and canals for easy passage
of water and flood during this season of the year, was diverted to run his illegalities.

His over-bloated 40 block-headed commissioners and
other lieutenants were only appointed to collect salaries,
ride big cars and live ' OmoEko ' life-style,but have contributions on how to resolve most problems in the state.

He was busy renovating recreational and relaxation centres, rebuilding bus stops
for destitute and ' area-boys' to sleep and beautifying by
erecting flowering-pots,flower-beds and lawns,by growing flowers and grasses
in every nooks and crannies of the state, but ignorantly left gutters, drainage and
canals uncleared and
unreconstructed.

Now that buildings are collapsing, lives and properties are wasted, lost and the social-economic
activities in the state have paralysed, the question remains; Is Gov Fashola performing, if No, why is he still in office? He is another
disaster as the ravaging flood.

Gov Fashola remains
questionable,responsible and accountable for the loss of lives, destruct ions of
properties and other
damages that, may be
recorded in the state, as its is the responsibility of his
government that, has
continued to imposed heavy multiple taxation, fines and
extortions on the people of the state.

Therefore, should
be ready to justify the huge resources at his disposal to prevent, protect lives and
properties of the citizens of the state. Any attempts by Raji Fashola's government to dodge its responsibility, by not coming to the aids of
those affected by Fashola caused flood will be resisted.
Time will tell,


Culled from the feedback column of the vanguard newspaper

CuteTj:
This post is meaningless and was created for mischief. The poster didnt even mention if its oral response or by their actions! I have not learned nor gained anything here.

quote)which do you rate better.
1)fashola's response to disasters
in lagos.
2)Gej's response to disasters in
nigeria
(in terms of actions,and words to
soothe the peoples' pain)(quote)

You are BLIND

na by force to like homosexualty ni,na wa o.

Uche’s homosexual charge
causes more ripples

6
July 14, 2011
Sports

Nigeria’s Falcons might have
crashed out of the world cup
when they should be playing
in the final, but the famous
remarks made by coach
Eucheria Uche that lesbians
were not welcomed in her
team continue to make
waves.

More than
40,000
people
signed a
petition
for Uche
to be
fired. And
FIFA give
the
controversy credibility when
the world soccer ruling body
declared July 13
discrimination free day, it
was celebrated during the
semi-finals on Wednesday.

While the Falcons
campaigned for honours in
Germany, they were whistled
by the fans who did not
appreciate quality of football
the Nigerian girls played.

Rather the fans were more
concerned about Uche’s
comment.

The former Nigeria internal
rattled nerves on the even of
the tournament when she
branded. homosexuality as
‘dirty’.
“Homosexuality is a dirty
thing, spiritually and morally
it is very, very wrong,” Uche
is quoted as saying in
German daily Bild.

Before Uche took charge in
2009, players are reported to
have been thrown out of the
Nigerian side under
suspicion of being lesbians.

In a mission statement, FIFA
says it wants to use the sport
in ‘overcoming social and
cultural obstacles for women
with the ultimate aim of
improving women?s
standing in society’.

The coach refused to be
drawn into comments on the
matter during the week. She
obviously had a chat with
FIFA head of women
competition, Tatjana Haenni.
She had rebuked Uche for
her comments and promise
to speak to her.

www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/uches-homosexual-charge-causes-more-ripples/

temmytanny:
You suck! Lack of home training. How can you say lagosians are da.ft? PUTA! If you have father for house, u no go say such of your punk asss mouth

guy,u fall my hand big tym,i was being sarcastic,wanted to show lagosians who have forgotten that if fashola wasnt there,those mumus might be the ones we would have dere.

*damn,i knew i should av added an emoticon. *

And oluwa doesnt mean God too,it could mean lord too,(lyk in d court).

Dats d beauty of yoruba language

chai ,see my life,na me una yap lyk dis.one person even talk say make den kill me.nawa o.

Mods,abeg help me delete this thread b4 dis ppl cme n beat me.

N 4 dose calling me a tribalist,i wont take dat,u cn check my posts on this forum,i myt be oda tins,being a bigot isnt one.

Saudi Arabia yesterday beheaded
three Nigerians accused of
murdering and robbing a fellow
citizen, the Interior ministry said,
in a statement carried by the
official SPA news agency.

Mohammed Ismail, Abdulqudus
Adam and Mohammed Kabir Ali
broke into the house of Omar
Mohammed Adam where “they
beat him and his wife, tied them
down and strangled Omar to
death”, said the statement.

Then they burgled their
compatriot’s home, it added.

The beheadings in the western
Red Sea city of Jeddah brings the
number of executions in the
ultra-conservative kingdom this
year to 31, according to an AFP
tally based on official and human
rights group reports.

On June 10, London-based
watchdog Amnesty International
called on Saudi Arabia to stop
applying the death penalty,
saying there had been a
significant rise in the number of
executions in the previous six
weeks.

It said 15 people were executed
in May alone.

In 2009, the number of
executions reached 67,
compared to 102 in 2008.

Rape, murder, apostasy, armed
robbery and drug trafficking are
all punishable by death under
Saudi Arabia’s strict
interpretation of Islamic sharia
law.

www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/12046-saudi-arabia-beheads-three-nigerians-for-murder.html

which do you rate better.

1)fashola's response to disasters in lagos.

2)Gej's response to disasters in nigeria

(in terms of actions,and words to soothe the peoples' pain)

*sigh* i dont know if anybody remembers but there was this time kidnapping was very rampant in lagos,that was like year 2004/2005 i was in jss 3 that time.

A boy was accused of kidnapping,a very young boy probably  16 or 17 years,he denied the offence,and he was even told to take the mob to his house,which he did,but the woman he claimed to be his mother,denied him,and you can guess the rest,he was gruesomely killed.

And the most annoying thing is that there was a journalist there,the idio.t recorded everything and probably wanted to use the story as a stepping stone or something,cos instead of him to call the police,he didnt do anything,he followed them as they beat the boy,took him to his house,took him back to the road to be burnt alive and he even had the guts to show the ashes later.

I think it was Channels Tv,the boy's name was samuel.damn i can still remember the face.

Useless country,we punish the wrong people always.

:-" :-"

http://www.234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5595623-146/have_you_liked_goodluck_jonathan_today.csp

lmao,very funny article.

Have you "liked"
Goodluck Jonathan
today?
By Tolu Ogunlesi
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Imagine Facebook existed during
the reign of Sani Abacha. Instead
of inviting traditional rulers to
the screening of the ‘Diya Coup'
videos he'd simply have tagged
them on Facebook; if, that is, he
refrained - against the advice of
persons like Al-Mustapha - from
totally banning the social
networking site in Nigeria.
Sadly we will never know. Abacha
did not wait to see the Internet
boom. Obasanjo and Yar'Adua
who on the other hand saw it
did not care much for it; they
were our own George W. Bush.
Goodluck Jonathan is therefore a
breath of fresh air.
Not only is he the first Nigerian
president from a minority ethnic
group, he will also go down in
history as the first Nigerian
leader to embrace social
networking as a tool of
governance. If Obasanjo was our
Television President (recall the
Presidential media chats, and the
nationwide broadcast
announcing that the Senate
President and Education Minister
were thieves), Jonathan is our
Facebook President.
As I write this he is the most
popular Nigerian on Facebook.
Only two weeks after joining he
has amassed more than 120,000
followers. Apart from a glitch
early on, that saw the
defacement by some e-
miscreants of the president's
photo pages (images of an
unknown nude man suddenly
appeared in the hallowed
presidential arena); Mr.
Jonathan has been having a
blast. Thursday morning he had
about 116,000 "likers". Twenty-
four hours later the number had
risen to more than 121,000.
A cartoon by our own Zapiro, the
inimitable Asukwo E.B., has Mr.
Jonathan in bed, eyes glued to
his laptop, while he tells a sleepy
dame that he'll remain awake for
a bit longer; he has to check his
Facebook page. If I had any
drawing talent I'd instantly
create my own cartoon: Aunty
Dame wagging her finger
furiously at the President,
muttering: "Today you are going
to tell me who the First Lady is;
me or that Lap-top, "
Mr. Jonathan's Facebook page
sure is the place to be these days.
Next time you wonder why no
one is commenting on your
update or note, or poking you;
why the alleys of Facebook seem
deserted, wonder not far: all are
smitten and have succumbed to
the allure of e-AsoRock. Every
presidential update is
commented upon and "liked" by
not less than 2,000 people.
Compare that with the half dozen
comments that most of us would
be grateful for.
If half as many people liked
Obasanjo we'd be talking about
a fourth term for the old man
today. (It's a good thing
Obasanjo wasn't on Facebook as
president; imagine this
appearing in newsfeeds all over
Facebook, while both men were
still in office: "Obasanjo is no
longer listed as being in a
(political) relationship with
Atiku."
The multitude of fawning
comments on the page say a lot
about the Nigerian psyche. In a
land under the siege of Big Men,
we are suckers for accessibility
and a semblance of humility.
Murtala Muhammed stands out in
the annals of Nigerian history for
many reasons, one of which is
that he shunned the trappings of
power expected of his position -
long, sirened convoys with
animals-in-uniform hanging from
every corner.
Recall also how Governor Ayodele
Fayose became a folk hero of
sorts in Ekiti for his penchant for
eating in roadside bukas and
stopping to buy suya and
roasted corn in public. Governor
Fashola stands out in Lagos for
the unobtrusiveness of his
convoy - flashing siren lights
without the sound.
And recently I saw former Cross
River State governor Donald Duke
walk into the Genesis Deluxe
Cinemas in Lekki, with his wife
and daughters - if you didn't
know him you wouldn't have
guessed this was an ex-governor
and a current presidential
candidate. As they joined the
queue to buy popcorn, I almost
simultaneously joined the Donald
Duke fan queue (were it not for
the cynicism I have learned to
wear as a protective mask).
Moral of the stories above:
Nigerians, citizens of a land
perpetually starved of heroes and
(true) humility, are drawn in a
mysterious way to Big Men who
strive to not act like Big Men.
The president must have
discovered that Facebook is one
cheap and easy means to be a
Big Man who does not appear to
be a Big Man.
But watch out Mr. President. Your
current monopoly of Facebook
might not last very long. One
Very-Important-Personality has
also recently discovered
Facebook. Max Gbanite, a diehard
IBB supporter (the man never
tires of writing long rambling
pro-Babangida essays on the
Internet) told a Nigerian
newspaper last week:
"Babangida enjoys reading
Facebook and sends messages
under a different name;
Babangida is a gigabyte thinking
man, he is not operating on the
outdated DOS (Disk Operating
System) level."
There it is: Maradona is now a
fan of Facebook! Indeed the
battle ahead is a "Gigabyte" one,
and Nigeria's next president just
might be decided on Facebook!
But jokes apart, two questions
for you, dear reader: one, what
will you do when that inevitable
friend request from IBB shows
up?
Two, have you "liked" Goodluck
Jonathan today?

I guess dosunmu,koro and Baba Randle would have done far better.

Lagosians are so d.aft for voting him in .

okstol:
Make BRF continue with his flowers, Eko oni baje indeed

just shut up,there wasnt flood in my area.

Lagosians,i don tire for this rain.e don dey rain since dawn and its still raining,almost 9 hours of rain.

I just dey cuddle up for corner for my room.am sure people would start building Ark soon.haba.

@Zno,must you put tribalism in all your statements?nawa o.

@topic,can you imagine,we go into their country,and do something positive,but they come into our country together with their chadian brothers to do mercenary for Boko Haram.