Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 12:37pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
Armaggeddon: Educated illiterate! In your warped sense of logic, its only Muslim and Christians that reside in the north east. Another religious bigot there. There are budhists and scientologists as well abi Mumu |
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Religion And NOT Politics Is Why They Want Him Out by MudRaker(op): 11:01am On Nov 22, 2014 |
sheddo619: God bless u sir,really dunno if u are livingin kd because dat was actually what happened, those guys were actually bombing almost every part of kd and attacking villages but after d demise of yakowa it all reduce drastically.this to me its all about religion not party. Unfortunately the jaundiced SW mafia press that has been heavily politisized never reported those bombings on christians The foolish SW people that blindly call for a northern muslim president are oblivious to what is going on and for whatever daft reason they see themselves as equal partners with the caliphate even though the presidency has been since zoned to the north and the ceremonial vp isn't even guarranteed |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 10:50am On Nov 22, 2014 |
lawrsmith: can you compare OBJ's regime with GEJ? please I want you to tell me one single thing Obj achieve in Nigeria for 8years he spent in the office as president.please tell me. a man who wanted to amend out constitution in order to allow him to rule this country for 12yrs. but when GEJ's supporters were begging him to contest for second tenure,OBJ kicked against,telling him not to exercise his constitutional right.what name will i give this man called OBj? it is only a foolish man will vomit that rubish he vomited after looting our wealth.OBJ that was deadly broke b4 emerging as our president back then in 1999 is now dancing in billions of dollars in the name of Ota farmer.if not because Nigeria is a country were thevies are being praised and glorified, OBJ would have been serving his third tenure ambition in prison.even though that GEJ have not performed as expected, OBJ shouldnt be the person that will say it because his 8yrs tenure did not seperate him from the allegation he is leveling against our president.I think his problem is because GEJ refuses to be remote the way he wanted.OBJ should bury his face in shame for disappointing this nation after given him second chance to make things right.it is only idiot,morons,Imbeciles that will support OBJ on this,and anybody that quote me and talk rubish is one of them. You are preaching to the choir I was the one that said obj should go and make peace with his household and children |
Politics › Re: 2015: History Beckons On Buhari To Step Forward by MudRaker: 8:59am On Nov 22, 2014 |
arewafederation: MudRaker, what reason do you have for voting GEJ?  I don't want a Muslim bigot ruling me ever again. And Jonathan delivers |
Politics › Re: Femi Fani Kayode Insulted Governor Rotimi Amaechi by MudRaker: 8:34am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Amaechi getting a dose of his own medicine.
If you ask me, nobody should indulge this mad man Amaechi.
He needs psychiatric help...fast |
Politics › Re: Before U Immortalise Col Adekunle Isaac Boro Is The Real Black Scorpion by MudRaker: 8:32am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Treacherous people |
Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by MudRaker: 8:23am On Nov 22, 2014 |
masterpower: THIS IS THE APC THAT THE YORUBAS PREFERE TO PDP.
I PITY NIGERIA IF APC EVER WINS THE 2015 ELECTION. That will never happen |
Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by MudRaker: 8:22am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Sophisticated AMALA politics 2.0 |
Politics › Re: 2015: History Beckons On Buhari To Step Forward by MudRaker: 8:21am On Nov 22, 2014 |
arewafederation:
Una no de taya?
Kai!!  No. The question should be when your General Monkey Blood go tire to cry after being rejected AGAIN  |
Politics › Re: 2015: History Beckons On Buhari To Step Forward by MudRaker: 8:13am On Nov 22, 2014 |
MeAboki: America must know and Obama is also saying Vote for Change Vote Buhari PPl una done hear oh, SAI BUHARI. GMB General Monkey Baboon. |
Politics › Re: Photos:buhari Dresses In Different Attires To Show Love For National Unity by MudRaker: 8:11am On Nov 22, 2014 |
General Baboon Monkey is getting desperate.
Go and visit Joshua in Synagogue
Lol |
Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by MudRaker: 8:09am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Sophisticated campaign |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 8:07am On Nov 22, 2014 |
smallJagaban: I CAN SEE THAT YOU TALK WITHOUT REASONING
TELL YOUR GOATLUCK TO UNWRAP TINUBU PAST AND HUNT HIM. DON'T MAKE FRIVOLOUS ASSERTIONS Tell your Asiwaju that buying a new kidney every 6 mths is not the solution. Tell him to drop the pipe once and for all. |
Politics › Re: 2015: History Beckons On Buhari To Step Forward by MudRaker: 8:06am On Nov 22, 2014 |
The more you guys try to Launder this janjawiid's past and image the more his mythical sainthood fades.
Stop the senseless shilling. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 8:04am On Nov 22, 2014 |
smallJagaban: WHICH CREDIBILITY WILL HE LOSE? AS FAR AS NIGERIA IS CONCERN OBJ WILL ALWAYS BE RELEVANT AND PEOPLE WILL STILL HAVE SOME BELIEVE IN HIM
#OBJ - ONE MAN MOPOL Ode |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 8:03am On Nov 22, 2014 |
smallJagaban: DID HE TELL YOU THAT HIS WAS IN DISORDER? TELL GEJ TO TAME HIS ILLITERATE WIFE EXCESS Tell big jagaban that his drug dealing past is fast coming up on him and his drug mule wife. |
Politics › Re: Military Coup Option For Nigeria? Don't Commit Suicide!" Gumi Warns Military by MudRaker: 8:01am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Let them do the coup. They can't fight a ragtag militia composed mainly of mai ruwas and Mai goros who have turned Mai gaimu.
We dey wait for them |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:58am On Nov 22, 2014 |
mfm04622: Kindly quote the specific court, the judge and the date the judgement was passed. If you can't do that, stop passing lies or wishful thinking as information Do your own research. I am not your paralegal assistant |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:57am On Nov 22, 2014 |
teadrake: So,what sauce what the goose does'nt sauce for the gander anymore?And if you're correct,Are you trying to Justify the unjusifiable of those band of policemen? Am I the IG? Direct your query to him and his men. |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:55am On Nov 22, 2014 |
teadrake: Did they(Boko haram)discriminate whenever they carry out their insurgent?What'd you meant by elimination of christian?And was it Tambuwal that is sponsoring them?when the Australia Negotiator made mention of the sponsor,did your leader made any concrete intent to know the depth of the truth?You should be a better person by relaying the truth and unbiasness where ever you are.Shalom! If the bokos are not concerned about collateral damage does that exonerate them from being Islamic terrorists. How many times has your general shekau come out and give an ultimatum to Christians and southerners to evacuate the north. Or are you not privy of northern Muslims giving boko haram a street welcome party as they invaded a town in Borno last week. Please deceive yourselves, boko harm are a Arab Muslim fascist religious supremacist group bent on installing a caliphate like their buddies in IS. If you like twist night to day but we all know how you Muslim liars keep twisting fact. Tomorrow your type will be here preaching that Islam is peace to me without a single condemnation of these vagabonds. Go and preach your peaceful brand of Islam to your boko id10ts. |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:49am On Nov 22, 2014 |
teadrake: what do you meant by declaring his seat vacant?And by the way why is Mimiko still sitting as the governor of ondo state after he defected to pdp(leaving the political party that got him the ticket)Injustice at its highest peak! Section 68(g) 1 is clear on this. On mimiko and other governors including Amaechi and co, the constitution is silent about governors defecting. The law only applies to legislators. |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:46am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Everfrank: Is like you are one of the handlers of the Ijaw president. You share his view over this matter. That's why this government has not been sincere in tackling the insurgency. If foul get sense e no suppose to jubilate cos of say dem dey draw the intestine of him brother. A word is enough for the wise. You think everybody's conviction is based on his tribal leanings? This govt can not deal with this insurgency for these reasons: 1. Boko haram are not ghosts. They are recruited from among the northern Muslim population 2. They have support from elements within the military who outrightly sabotage military operations. 3. Foreign govts are bent on fueling the crisis for their own selfish agenda 4. We are not united in ridding ourselves of bokos. |
Politics › Re: Another Fresh Impeachment Noticed For GEJ. By Nairalnder by MudRaker: 7:40am On Nov 22, 2014 |
OP the highest thing you and your jobless touts can do is occupy obalende |
Politics › Who Moved The Tinubu Failing Health Thread To Health? by MudRaker(op): 7:38am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Not only that, why do you guys keep moving ISIS threads to foreign affairs as if you don't know that your own personal home grown bokos have since adopted ISIS flag and objectives.
What happens in Syria and Iraq is what they are now replicating home and are also committed to expanding the IS territory. |
Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by MudRaker: 7:35am On Nov 22, 2014 |
ozo13: wat z ds bigot talking abt.sensitive issue bn discussed n u r bringing religion into it again. I am a biggot for stating the obvious which is that a band of marauding Islamic fanatics are fighting to install a caliphate and are targeting Christians for elimination. The Chibok girls were kidnapped, forced to convert and sold off to bokos and you did not see that as bigotry rather you blame me. You are an irredeemable dunce. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 7:31am On Nov 22, 2014 |
peleson: For example, obj speny 8 yrs building bells university, obj farms, obj libery,obj holdings which are all worth millions of dollars while in office! Atiku was busy as vice building the most expensive university in w/africa in yola. Gej in his 1st 3yrs in office established 11 federal universities. Built roads obj didn't build. Completing power stations obj budgeted for n looted all the money tru imoke. Hmmm Nigerians should know their hero! Obj is not one! In 1999 u couldn't pick up form for ur presidential election because u were so broke but after being a president u are worth billions of dollars! Then u are a saint abi! Reasons he wanted 3rd term! Ewu awusa The fools here are so brainwashed with hatred that they can't see. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Performance Below Average – Obasanjo by MudRaker: 7:29am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Who made this old fool judge?
Obasonjo go and settle your home and make peace with your children |
Politics › Re: Don't You Forsee An Evolution Or Break-up Soon In Nigeria?? by MudRaker: 7:12am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Some regions will simply secede with nothing but a resounding declaration (south south and southeast) while some will out of sheer cowardice still be singing the National anthem.
The bloodshed will be in the middle belt and Christian north.
Nigeria is destined for Balkanization and war if those same intolerant religious and Arab supremacists dont change their ways. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Religion And NOT Politics Is Why They Want Him Out by MudRaker(op): 6:52am On Nov 22, 2014*. Modified: 7:08am On Nov 22, 2014 |
[size=18pt]Israeli Nigeria Relationship at a all time high[/size] On a bright and sunny day in June, New York witnessed two solidarity rallies – one for the three Israeli teens kidnapped in Judea and Samaria, the other against terrorist group Boko Haram after it abducted 319 girls from a school in Chibok in northern Nigeria back in April. The two communities came together to pray for the safe return of both the Nigerian girls and Jewish boys to their families.
Sadly it was not to be, the Israeli teens were brutally murdered by Palestinian terrorists and the Nigerian schoolgirls are still being held by the radical Islamist group. A month before the rallies, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had sent military and intelligence hardware to Nigeria to help the army in its search for the missing schoolgirls. After the abduction of the Israeli youths, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan sent a letter to Netanyahu condemning the act and demanding their immediate release.
Nigeria and Israel have not always enjoyed such a healthy relationship.[b] In the aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, relations came to an abrupt end when Nigeria’s military government cut ties with Israel to comply with a resolution passed by the Organisation of African Unity, [/b]the precursor to the African Union set up in 1963. This marked an end to what had been a productive engagement by Israel in Nigeria’s development. Until then Nigerian farmers, educators, students, academics, doctors, community workers and engineers had received training in the Jewish state, and in turn Israel sent experts to help with the development and modernisation of the Sub-Saharan state. Relations between the two countries were not formally rekindled until 1992, and the following year Nigeria set up an embassy in Israel for the first time and Israel in Abuja.
Nigeria is the most heavily populated country in Africa and has the largest economy on the continent with an annual growth rate of 7.4 per cent. It is hardly surprising that Israel increasingly sees Nigeria as a viable economic and strategic partner. In 2006 the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of both countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding, which formalised the bilateral consultations on political issues between the two countries.
Today the two countries enjoy fruitful relations, with free flowing trade, commerce and collaboration in a number of areas. The relationship has further blossomed since President Goodluck Jonathan took office in 2010 and today Nigeria is in the top 20 destinations for Israeli exports. Between 2012 and 2013, Nigeria’s exports to Israel rose from $165m to $276m. There has also been reciprocal visits by high-level government officials and exchanges of technical and professional knowledge through MASHAV, the Israeli Centre for International Cooperation. The expectation is that the Bi-lateral Air Services Agreement, signed by the two countries last October, will make it easier for Israelis to invest in Nigeria, with travel time significantly reduced between the two countries as a result of direct flights. It is also hoped that the agreement will make it easier for Nigerians to travel to Israel, and Israelis the other way. A flight to Israel from Nigeria can cost up to $2,800 but Nigerian tourists still flock to Israel in impressive numbers. According to the Israeli Embassy in Nigeria, 31,570 Nigerians visited Israel in 2010, 50,620 in 2011 and 30,000 in 2012.
With Nigerian carrier Arik Air reportedly passing an Israeli security audit after the signing of the agreement, flying could about to get a whole lot easier for Nigerians. After the US, Nigeria has the highest number of pilgrims travelling to Israel annually. In 2012 and 2013 over 30,000 Christian pilgrims made the trip to Israel – and direct flights would make the journey affordable to hundreds of thousands more. In May, the head of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Kennedy Opara, said he was aiming at getting over 100,000 Nigerian pilgrims to Israel annually. The influx of pilgrims is a welcome boost to the Israeli economy, and numbers have not been affected by trigger events in the region. Israel’s former Ambassador to Nigeria Moshe Ram said that “the only steady components that go to Israel regardless of the security challenges are Nigerians.”
Today, over 50 Israeli companies actively operate in Nigeria, both directly and through joint ventures, in areas such as agriculture, construction, communications, hi-tech, infrastructure, water management, education and health. In 2013, President Jonathan became the first Nigerian president to visit Israel, where he visited religious sites in Jerusalem and Nazareth as a Christian pilgrim. At a historical meeting, both President Jonathan and Israel's then-President Shimon Peres paid homage to the relationship between the two nations. According to Urial Palti, Israel’s current Ambassador to Nigeria, the trip was crucial to cementing relations between the two countries, allowing the president to strike a personal relationship with the Israeli PM. The ambassador said the relationship was so strong that Netanyahu believes he can now rely on Nigerian support at the United Nations.
The Nigerian president also used his visit as an opportunity to strengthen economic relations between the two nations, and made requests for further Israeli investment in Nigerian healthcare, agriculture, electric power and supply and water management. Since 2010, Israel has committed to partnerships with Nigeria in healthcare and agricultural development. In January, Israel’s Agriculture Minister Yair Shamir and his Nigerian counterpart Dr Akinwumi Adesina signed a declaration for greater agricultural cooperation between the two nations. There are a number of Israeli corporations operating in the country, such as Motorola Israel, and the Nigerian-Israel Chamber of Commerce, based at the Israeli Embassy in Lagos, says that Nigerian businesses are also investing in Israel, with 5,000 Nigerian businesses and organisations scattered across the country.
Nigerian-Israeli relations are at an all-time high and set to flourish further, but with the 2015 General Election in Nigeria approaching, what would happen if President Jonathan’s People’s Democratic Party failed to get re-elected. Would a new President continue the goodwill? Would a Muslim President, from the north of Nigeria, continue the strong religious ties to Israel? With so much at stake, there are nervous onlookers in both Abuja and Jerusalem.
The rally in New York showed the vulnerability of two people caught in the labyrinth of extremism with an enemy that threatens not only their values but their very existence. Israel may have not got their boys back alive but still hopes and prays that Nigeria recovers the girls safely. While it is inevitable that the threat of extremism is unlikely to fade fast it is even more pertinent for this new found solidarity and economic cooperation to flourish. Muslims consider Isreal a rogue state over the Palestine issue that is far and removed from them. The Arab league had relied on Nigeria's weight in dealing against Isreal in the UN but for some reason our northern Muslim brothers turned a blind eye on systematic genocide on their fellow black Africans in Sudan. Those Arab Sudanese beggars you see on the streets of Lagos were admitted into Nigeria during the Shagari regime. These Arabs were portrayed as those suffering at the hands of the southern Christians in Sudan which is totally not the case as we have seen in Darfur and the menacing Janjawiids militia. Today the President of Sudan has been indicted for war crimes but Sudan still operates 2 emissaries in Nigeria- one for the central Govt located in Abuja and another in Kano for the muslim caliphate. If you think religion is not at the heart of Nigeria's internal politics and middle east and Arab diplomacy then you need to wake up. |
Politics › Re: Another Fresh Impeachment Noticed For GEJ. By Nairalnder by MudRaker: 6:43am On Nov 22, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Another Fresh Impeachment Noticed For GEJ. By Nairalnder by MudRaker: 6:37am On Nov 22, 2014 |
These people will only realize their foolery in their old age. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Religion And NOT Politics Is Why They Want Him Out by MudRaker(op): 6:33am On Nov 22, 2014 |
The message is clear.
All of you Muslim apologists and Taqiyya deceiving fanatics Know that what I wrote is the truth. |