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Politics › Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Like Insulting GEJ by nas00(m): 7:06am On May 25, 2012
It is sad to observe that it seems the 'office of the president' appears so lofty to some nigerians (especially those one expects to be intelligent), as to render their brains a mere lump of fat when it comes to issues requiring critical reasoning and appraisal.
We have all the evidence that GEJ is the most mentally bankrupt (most unintelligent/clueless/irresponsive/loser) president nigeria has ever had. Those evidences stare us in the face. Why won't disappointed ppl (including myself) call him names? Even foreigners now call him names like 'weak', just to put it mild (i.e. Diplomacy), cos if they really had their way, they have more sad things to say about Jona.

It takes an intelligent leader to devise EFFECTIVE and LONG-TERM solutions to a country's problems (or accede to/ reject such propositions when made by his cabinet).. But because the head (president) lacks a capacity to reason which is critical to the position he occupies, he attempted to buffer that by surrounding himself with 'intelligent' ppl like Okonjo-wahala, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Rebuen Abati (who obviously constructs speeches and literally replies almost anything on retardeen's behalf, since he is too mentally handicapped to respond appropriately to queries). This, in my humble opinion makes the likes of Abati and Okonjo-wahala president by proxy.
GEJ is more or less a figurehead. His main area of interest (where he is a genius) is in systematic looting and sharing of public funds.
A good president, as I know, defends the interests of the masses and not a selected few cabinet members and legislators. For instance, David Cameron recently refused to sign an eurozone treaty BECAUSE HE THINKS IT DOESN'T FAVOUR THE PPL OF GREAT BRITAIN (his words). My own president can't ever stand his ground like that, since he knows nothing.
In January, GEJ was all over the place, saying fuel subsidy removal is the only way forward for nigeria (for a sustainable economy, for better infrastructure, for a better future for the youth, to create more jobs etc). Okonjo-wahala and SLS were prominent fighters who continuously painted pictures of how prosperous the near future would be if only nigerians would agree. I remember Ngozi saying things like "the pain will only be temporary".
Now, I ask ye who complain GEJ is being insulted:
1. Where is the money accrued from fuel subsidy removal since January?
2. Have you seen any 'palliative measures' Ngozi kept stressing will be put in place back then?
3. Have you heard anything of SURE recently?.. What is SURE doing to re-invest the 'subsidy gains'? (I laugh in ebira)
4. Has retardeen implemented 25% reduction in d basic salary of the executive?
5. Why, after subsidy removal, and all the new investment claims by retardeen, is the FG so broke as not to be able to pay the slaving youth corpers and some FG institution staff?
6. Why is Okonjo-Wahala and GEJ suddenly favouring borrowing from international agency? (i.e: What happened to d trillions gained on subsidy btw Jan and now??)
7. Did Obj or Yar'Adulling borrow from external sources? ..NO
8. Will Your president, who cares about you tell you "Boko Haram will fizzle out" OR "Boko Haram is an evil we have to live with" while your kinsmen die in numbers?
**Watch it oo. Some animal panel are already proposing an upward review of tuition fees in federal universities, to the tune of 450k or thereabout. I hope Mr retardeen will remember his father could not buy him shoes, yet he was able to attend school because some past presidents were thinking.

So many questions beg for answers here, all because of Mr president's ineptitude and hopeless cluelessness.

Summary: Mr GEJ is a foolish president. I am a nigerian and I love him much as his proponents do. Only that I am sincere with myself enough to admit I've got a hopeless president. If you can't, your children will tell you one day what you fail to realize now.
'nuff said.
Autos › Re: Make Sure You Inspect Vehicles Before You Buy Them by nas00(m): 5:36am On May 20, 2012
^^Fellow NLers, from the driver's account given above, which sounds plausible to me, do some of us still think Damola1 is a good and respectable guy?

Well, use your instincts to decide.

I am not surprised at this latest revelation, and I insist Damola1 is a criminal who's had a cynical motive from the word go, as far as this issue is concerned. All he has done is to swindle Lekky, then comes here on NL to start fronting like a person who had good intentions ab-initio.

Not all nigerians are fools like u think, @Damola1. U are the fcking fool, trying to talk smart here. Your end will be tragic and sad except u take full responsibility for the carcas u sold to that unsuspecting man, cos God is watching you on HD.

Rubbish.
Autos › Re: Make Sure You Inspect Vehicles Before You Buy Them by nas00(m): 7:55am On May 18, 2012
Having assessed the situation, IMHO, Damola1 is a damn fraudster.
You guys need to realize that fraudsters, in nigeria, are becoming rather confrontational in their manner of operation. They will swindle you and continue to try and pat you on the back afterwards (As against running into hiding, in those days). It is the latest trend, so I don't subscribe to the fact that Damola isn't a 419 guy simply because he has commented on this issue on NL. 419 get levelz.

That said, IF Damola really wants to refund the Alhaji, he would not be saying things like "return d car d way I gave u" (that's technically impossible, and Damola knows it. It is a very controversial remark), knowing fully well that even if d Alhaji fixes d engine and returns d car, Damola will then sell the car even for a price higher than 2M (since a maga had already put his bad engine in order). All the gain is for Damola, and all the pain for the buyer.

Anyway, truth remains: Alhaji no try. We'll all agree he caused all this by not taking the pains to scrutinize himself. BUT that Damola is a CONMAN.

NL dealers, sorry to say, I can never trust any of you for any reason, under any condition. Damola is a case study for all to learn.

I rise!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Barcelona Defender Eric Abidal To Undergo Liver Transplant Operation by nas00(m): 10:42pm On Mar 15, 2012
It is well. God be with him.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Europa League: Athletic Bilbao Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On March 15th 2012 by nas00(m): 10:33pm On Mar 15, 2012
So much for the 'english champions'. Bunch of FA-assisted charlatans.

Awon oniyeye gbogbo. ManU ko, Dundee United ni!

Anuofia
Politics › Re: Crashed Helicopter That Killed DIG Haruna John Was Faulty by nas00(m): 1:48pm On Mar 15, 2012
sadToo bad.
Helicopter wey no get parachute. Abi dem no sabi use am?
9ja I hail oo
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL: Chelsea Vs Napoli (4 - 1) On March 14th 2012 by nas00(m): 12:47am On Mar 15, 2012
Napoli ko, Mapoly ni!! grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL: Chelsea Vs Napoli (4 - 1) On March 14th 2012 by nas00(m): 12:17am On Mar 15, 2012
Before today's fixture, Chelsea was pilloried all over the place, including sports pundits.

After all was said and done, 1 thing is obvious: Chelsea reps fcking england!

Beefers, y'all get that into your systems. Deal with it, sleep with it, dream with it!

1 more thing, chelsea will be at the next UCL. You don't have to believe till u see us there..
Politics › Re: Reprisals Kill 10 After Church Bombed In Nigeria's Jos by nas00(m): 11:11pm On Mar 11, 2012
Hmm.. There can be no worse disaster..to think many innocent muslims will be mauled. The Christians have been pushed to the wall, and now they must turn back and attack their oppressors. It's a natural thing.

Enough of the sunday-sunday insult on the body of christ. It's the innocent lives that will be terminated I feel for.

BH has put ordinary citizens in deep sh*t.. God dey
Politics › Re: Gej Writes To British & Italian Pms On Killing Of Their Citizens In Nigeria by nas00(m): 11:55am On Mar 11, 2012
Tactical move by Jona, courtesy of Abati who, probably, wove the words.

This however paradoxically highlights the relative disregard suffered by the nigerian families affected so far by BH killings, in the hands of FG. When will Jona (and Abati) stop this 'eye service' and sickening inconsistency?
Sports › Re: Nigerians Must Apologise To Sanni Kaita-Onigbinde has come again o. by nas00(m): 6:32pm On Mar 07, 2012
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Baba Onigbinde is confabulating!
This, certainly, is a sign of dementia.

Kaita kicked someone who threw d ball away (apparently to waste time) when he approached d dude to get d ball for a throw-in.
Baba just dey yarn 'opata'.
Education › Re: I Was Very Sad When I Had A B, Says Graduate With 4.99 Cgpa by nas00(m): 3:41pm On Feb 27, 2012
Na wah for all these 'noise makers' sef.
At least, I know of someone with a 1st class from Bells University. To construct simple sentences in english na war for am.
I can't count the number of times I've had to help in proof-reading english stuff. Yoruba sef she no fit write or speak in a definitive manner.
Most annoying thing to me is the manner these 'olodos' still dey form 'phonetics'.

People get 1st class in UI, OAU et al, we no dey make noise. Before 'these ones' get 1 6.9 CGPA, the whole world for don hear. *smh*

Guess they aren't used to it, anyway.
Awon olodo gbogbo.
Education › Re: 2012 Rating Of Nigerian Universities by nas00(m): 10:55pm On Jan 30, 2012
Well, class is permanent.

I'm certain Ibadan will remain on top of the ranks, anytime, anyday.

eod.
Politics › Re: Kano Under Attack: Multiple Bomb Blasts & Gunfights by nas00(m): 9:48pm On Jan 20, 2012
I've got a sneaking hunch Ciroma and other proponents for zoning at one time are pulling the strings, while hiding behind this BH mask.
I may be wrong.
Sports › Re: World Cup: South Africa Vs Mexico [1 - 1] On Friday 11th June 2010 by nas00(m): 4:15pm On Jun 11, 2010
sa goal!!!!!
Sports › Re: World Cup: South Africa Vs Mexico [1 - 1] On Friday 11th June 2010 by nas00(m): 4:12pm On Jun 11, 2010
ukotmi:
Half time. [/i] picks some small chops from an assistant's table. stretches legs and yawns. Work plenty. paper goes to bed today and my desk peeps are delaying.[i]
^^^ What is the meaning of small chops?
Chops of firewood or something? What kind of language is this?
, cos definitely, this can't be english tongue
Sports › Re: World Cup: South Africa Vs Mexico [1 - 1] On Friday 11th June 2010 by nas00(m): 3:52pm On Jun 11, 2010
Mexico denied a neat goal. sad sad
Romance › Re: You Have Heard Of The French Kiss But Now We Introduce The African Kiss: by nas00(m): 4:39pm On May 29, 2010
I no blame the couple jare,

There is also love in sharing the likes of sore throat, cough etc smiley smiley
Music/Radio › Re: What Song(s) do You Never Get Tired Of Listening To? by nas00(m): 4:32pm On May 29, 2010
1. Both sides of the story- Phil collins
2. Groovy kind of love- ""
3. Why can't it wait till morning- ""
4. In the air tonight-""
5. Acoustic Medley- Robert Nesta (Bob) Marley
6. Bad card- ""
7. Jah Lives- ""
8. No woman no cry- ""
9. Redemption song- ""
10. Kaya- ""
11. Waiting in vain- ""
12. House of exile- Lucky Philip Dube
13. Slave-""
14. Think about the children- ""
15. Let Jah be praised- ""
16. Ghetto dreams- Da Grin
17. Everyday- ""
18. Pon Pon Pon- ""
19. Thank God- ""
20. So long- Majek Fashek
21. Holy Spirit- ""
22. Most of Enya's tracks
23. Most of Yanni's tracks
kiss kiss kiss
Health › Re: Dagrin And The State Of Healthcare In Nigeria by nas00(m): 1:47pm On Apr 27, 2010
Hullo baybbootz,

I feel ur pains too.
, and did u notice i have made my statement non-committal on the issue of alcohol?
I only deduced, from what i saw of his car, the possibilities and used the circumstances to charge fellow NLers not to take alcohol if they would drive.

Sometimes, if u can't work from question to answer, u should be able to work from answer to question. That's what i've done here.
I chose to disregard the truck driver not because he (and those bastards called police) had done what is right, but because the accident may not have occured if everything was right with C.E.O.

Over!
Health › Re: Dagrin And The State Of Healthcare In Nigeria by nas00(m): 12:39pm On Apr 27, 2010
@ Ak4ril:
U're on point sir.

I mean he is more likely to have made attempts to avoid d crash if he had not been on alcohol's influence. If this is so, he would have swerved his car such that the collision impact would not be head-on like we saw in the pics of the crashed car. The other side of the story may be dat his speed was just too much that he could not bring the car to a halt before the crash, prolly because he saw d truck too late. Such happens when d mind is pre-occupied with other thoughts (loss of concentration)

The pic THAT I SAW tells me he ran into d truck straight on, meaning he wasn't oriented enuff to either recognize the truck (as a potential danger) or take safety measures. , and that is exactly what alcohol does,  THOUGH I DON'T HAVE PROOF HE WAS DRUNK, Da Grin WAS MOST LIKELY NOT HIMSELF WHEN THE CRASH OCCURED.

Yes, accident occured in the middle of the night, but his car had headlamps (developed using latest technology) and he wasn't going round a bend. undecided

One could figure out all these, but i repeat, only God knows what exactly caused d crash and why O'Grin died.

Do u copy?
Health › Re: Dagrin And The State Of Healthcare In Nigeria by nas00(m): 10:58am On Apr 27, 2010
I may not know the exact cause of Omo Olorun's death.
However, this is my submission:

Trauma is one of the most terrible emergency situations dat can happen to man because it more often than not ends up affecting virtually all the organ systems in the body. Again, recovery of a poly-traumatized patient trauma is a much slower process compared to localized trauma. Da Grin was most likely polytraumatized, with internal injury to the brain (contusion or concussion) very likely. However, I did not see his CT Scan. He could rupture a viscus, say his spleen, if his steering wheel rammed into him. He could have suffered a kidney 'shutdown' from several causes ranging from blood volume problems to severe muscle trauma.

Now, even under the best healthcare conditions, He could still have died, basically because the sequence of internal events was progressing at a rate too rapid and the picture kept changing.

Let us not blame it completely on the quality of healthcare Da Grin received. Sometimes by the time it gets to that stage, things may already be out of hand. If we have optimal (d ideal) healthcare services in 9ja, does it give u liberty to go break ur head, hoping ur brilliant doctors and 'tech' health system will be there 4 u? Absolutely no!
So, PREVENTION IS KEY. IT IS ALWAYS BETTER TO PREVENT RATHER THAN REPENT. REPENTANCE MAY BE TOO LATE.

I hereby submit that whoever we are, wherever we are and however rich we may be, IF U KNOW U WILL DRIVE A VEHICLE PLEEASE DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL. OTHERWISE GET A DRIVER (WHO MUST ALSO NOT TAKE ALCOHOL).
Cos if Da Grin was not under the influence/ euphoria of alcohol, he wouldn't have run straight into a truck, even it it was right in the middle of the road.
So sad. cry
Politics › Re: Abdulmutallab Returns To Court ! by nas00(m): 5:33am On Apr 15, 2010
Farouk go know say A/C no be fan
Im go hear am for 'Fox River', abi na Guantanamo? grin grin grin
Education › Re: Unilorin Leads Nigerian Varsities In World Ranking by nas00(m): 3:43pm On Feb 23, 2010
keismail:
If u like go hell because of your human ranking univ.,i finished 4rm oou and less than 1yr now i ve been employed by one bank here,so 4 m oou is d best univ all over d world,take it or not.May b if i attend any of your so called,i may not get d opportunity.Well pray 4 God 2 give u better job,because here na certificate we they worship no b school my pple.
^^ Oun ti eye ba je l'eye maa gbe fo. Congrats on ur unspecified bank job. Considering u finished from OSU (OOU), u could as well be a bullion driver for all i care grin grin grin
With due respect to OSU, LASU, UNILORIN et al, when it comes to the meat of the issue (face-to-face/ 1-on-1), products of UI, OAU, UNILAG will ALWAYS represent. It's a function of the stuff they're made of, no be mouth.
So, for every 1 OSU product employed in every reasonable organization, 6-10 products of UI, OAU etc have been employed.
Gaskiya! tongue
Education › Re: Unilorin Leads Nigerian Varsities In World Ranking by nas00(m): 6:45am On Feb 23, 2010
^^ and u think that is a good compliment?
Simply means Ilorin has no facility to cater for the number of students they admit. How can u score 90% and don't progress? That's a shame!

That was why UI reduced her undergraduate intake some years ago- to maintain a high standard of character and learning. Ppl like u were complaining bitterly then. Yet, you gat to be just good to survive your 1st year in UI, or else they send u back to ur mama.
Better stop washing ur dirty linen here!

, and do u think i am using 20 fingers, typing in my office?
It costs me nothing to supply u facts to address ur ignorance na! grin grin
Education › Re: Unilorin Leads Nigerian Varsities In World Ranking by nas00(m): 6:31am On Feb 23, 2010
becomricch:
nas 00
what does getting political appointment through connection , make a school greathuh explain. ui was the only university at the time. so what other option did we have.
^^ Did you mean getting political appointment by recommendation based on an excellent track record?
Check Osotimehin's profile out. He is not an uncouth fellow; a true intellectual; professor of chemical pathology; former provost, College of Medicine U.I.
Same for Olikoye, Ayodele Falase, Femi Bamiro et al. tongue

It is called CLASS. We gat it. Geddit? lipsrsealed
Education › Re: Unilorin Leads Nigerian Varsities In World Ranking by nas00(m): 6:16am On Feb 23, 2010
The facts speak for themselves:

dayokanu:
OAU, UI would always be tops in Nigerian context. They draw the best students and the internal competition amongst students is always keen.

The best students in secondary schools all want to go to UI, OAU, UNILAG and those top schools so basically whats left for the UNILORIN'S of these world are students who couldnt make it to UI, OAU, etc.

Tell me any good student you know of whose University of first choice was UNILORIN, UNISOKOTO or IMSU

Most of them go for UI, Ife, UNILAG, UNN etc.

These top schools also have the best faculty staff. Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka, Chike Obi, Ade Ajayi, Jubril Aminu and other top notch lecturers can only be found in these grade A schools.

The best secondary school students, grilled by Wole Soyinka's, Chinua Achebe etc can only be the best in the country
UI, OAU, UNILAG are the root from which others sprang. All other nigerian universities are second-line. lipsrsealed tongue

U.I. is the best, not only because she recently defeated other famous African Universities at the Zain Africa Challenge, but the quality of teaching and research is superb. Like Dayo said, products of good schools speak for them, e.g. There is an endless list of products of U.I. (likewise, OAU) who have pioneered learning in other institutions in Nigeria (and that was how many of these universities some ppl are hyping here grew). Few other examples from UI include: Prof E. Latunde Odeku (1st neurosurgeon in africa), Prof. Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Prof B.O. Osuntokun, Prof Adelola Adeloye, Prof Kola Obisesan (provost, College of Medicine, LAUTECH), Prof M.T. Shokunbi, Prof Olumuyiwa Awe, Prof. Oluwole Adebo (Provost, C.O.M., BOWEN University), Prof Babatunde Osotimehin, far too many products of these first-line Universities played pivotal roles in the development of these OSU, LASU, UNILORIN, LAUTECH, UNAD etc and some ppl are heaping shame on their schools here. embarassed tongue tongue

True, everyone here wants to support their alma mater. True also is the fact that most products of the second line universities had attempted to gain admission into the first-line at some time. Dayokanu said it all up there cool cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Champions League: Ac Milan vs Manchester United [2 - 3] on Feb. 16, Tue by nas00(m): 4:42pm On Feb 16, 2010
r231:
united will win tonight, believe me.
Who u be? U be TB Joshua?

Man U loses 3-1 tonite at d San siro
Man U scrambles in a late winner in 'Fergie time' at 'Old trailer', ending 2-1
Man U comes back next year
Gaskiya!
Politics › Re: Dipo Dina Shot Dead In Ogun State by nas00(m): 9:43pm On Feb 03, 2010
God is just and fair.
We need no crystal ball to know that a brutal eventuality awaits everyone involved in plotting the death of Dipo Dina.
Life is sacred. They cannot give it, but they callously sniff it out of their fellow human beings. sad sad

Let God judge.
Sports › Re: Your Dream Super Eagles Squad For South Africa 2010 Worldcup. by nas00(m): 1:51am On Jan 19, 2010
Na d youTube clip b dis, d guy to take over from Amodu grin


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hCnUaE6BIo
Sports › Re: Your Dream Super Eagles Squad For South Africa 2010 Worldcup. by nas00(m): 6:23pm On Jan 18, 2010
Yes, he's adding too much weight but that can be sorted out by a good instructor, he won't be allowed to gain such weight if he was playing in other leagues including Nigeria.

have u seen the clips u asked for?
Yes o!
U mean the kinda instructor 1forall proposed for d SE above grin grin grin
abi u guys never watch dat clip?
Ol' boy, i don dey laugh intermittently like crase-man since i watched it yesterday.

1forall u da bomb!! grin grin grin

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