Car Talk › Re: 1999 Toyota Camry (pencil Ligjt) VS 1999 Mercedes-benz C200 (c-class) by ndcide(m): 7:27pm On Nov 10, 2016 |
Seriously, if I see a really clean 190 I will buy |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lessons I Learnt From 2016 US Presidental Elections: Donald Trump's Victory by ndcide(m): 7:03pm On Nov 10, 2016 |
All I see is the level of sickening narrow mindedness of people foolishly thinking they are always correct with who they love politically and the other person is therefore wrong.
They tell me that I'm wrong to support GEJ in 2015 and they are right to support buhari.
One and half years latter, they still feel they were not quite right to support buhari but insist I was wrong to support GEJ.
This same kind of persons, feel they are right to support Hillary Clinton and others have no good reason to support Donald Trump.
My question is what exactly makes their sentiments the standard for correctness or being right.
I see many of them all over the place and I SMH in disgust. |
Politics › Re: Clinton Lost Because She Wanted To Edit The Holy Bible – Doyin Okupe by ndcide(m): 12:53pm On Nov 10, 2016 |
richidinho: "Hillary Clinton, her husband Bill and the Democrats are the protagonists of liberalism in America. They encourage homosexuality, same sex marriage and all sorts of societal immorality in the USA".
Hope u get that That's the point that gets most of them worked up. |
Celebrities › Re: Jidenna Compares Donald Trump To Hitler [PICS] by ndcide(m): 11:55am On Nov 10, 2016 |
Seun and lalasticlala, we know you people don't like Trump. Hello!!!! you didn't like him before the election yet he won.
So no one is celebrating Trump's victory? ..
Please many of us are tired of all these anti - Trump sentiments on nairaland. Please give it a break. |
Celebrities › Re: Fan Shades Ice Prince For Supporting Donald Trump by ndcide(m): 11:49am On Nov 10, 2016 |
OBAGADAFFI: Especially that Tolu, with her ITK and her ihavebeento attitude. Not only Tolu, even nelly... They better look for an equilibrium or they'll lose every. Plaguing us with their sentiments is not smart. |
Celebrities › Re: Fan Shades Ice Prince For Supporting Donald Trump by ndcide(m): 11:13am On Nov 10, 2016 |
People will surely get over this Trump issue.
Meanwhile, those ladies on Nigeria info Fm Lagos, morning talk show, should stop being unnecessarily emotional about the victory of Trump and get to their lives. |
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Politics › Re: Read What EFCC Said About MMM by ndcide(m): 8:46am On Nov 10, 2016 |
If people truly know the kind of persons participating in MMM, they'll know that it's not going to be easy to stop it...
At least I know some of them. EFCC? I you really want to know those of them that got paid yesterday. |
Celebrities › Re: Celebrities React To Donald Trump's Victory (photos) by ndcide(m): 4:49pm On Nov 09, 2016 |
They should all go and sleep. As if we give a shhit about their opinions. After all, not everyone liked Obama.
I'm tired of empty heads all over trying to force down on us that they hate Donald Trump or everyone hates him. If he's so hated or many people didn't believe in him, how did he win the election then?
The man's campaign was direct, he said what he wanted to say, he didn't pretend, he didn't back down. We were told he was unpopular, yet the won the party ticket and won the election. That means the empty heads where wrong all along.
Donald Trump, was more popular, and many people believed in him. He won they should get over it!
Those who feel he was the better person to be US president are clearly the majority. That's what the results shows.
They should all get to their lives and stop sulking.
Shiiit! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Reasons Why Nigerians Don't Like Donald Trump - Ovoko.com.ng by ndcide(m): 12:33pm On Nov 09, 2016 |
You can check my post history. I've always supported Trump and I'm a Nigerian.
This thread is crap. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Now That Trump Has Won, What Do You Think Was The Major Reason He Won? by ndcide(m): 10:44am On Nov 09, 2016 |
Americans believed him even though many didn't want to openly admit it.
I had always supported Trump. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Now That Trump Has Won, What Do You Think Was The Major Reason He Won? by ndcide(m): 10:44am On Nov 09, 2016 |
Americans believed him even though many didn't want to openly admit it.
I had always supported Trump. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Election 2016 Results: Donald Trump Gaining Edge Over Hilary Clinton by ndcide(m): 7:58am On Nov 09, 2016 |
Can someone tell me Hillary's chances in this. The election is not over.
But what's her chances |
Politics › Re: Abu Ali’s Death: "Why Boko Haram Is Killing More Nigerian Soldiers" - Premium T by ndcide(m): 10:13am On Nov 08, 2016 |
We will know the truth some day. I've explained severally, but those with extreme sentiments will push it aside because of buhari. The politics of boko haram, the strategy of arm purchase, the evil of political propaganda just because of Jonathan, the idea of stealing from available funds, the issues of sabotage, the need for mercenaries etc. I've highlighted them several times.
All in all GEJ did his best and trying to demonize him is most unfortunate.
Where are the equipment purchased by this buhari government and where are they being used.
God will judge boko haram issues in Nigeria. QED |
Politics › Re: Buhari Commissions Central Hospital, Benin City, Edo (See Photos) by ndcide(m): 7:26pm On Nov 07, 2016*. Modified: 7:09am On Nov 08, 2016 |
GudluckIBB: Lucky Igbinedion was there for 8 years and nonthing to show for it. God bless Adams You people should stop all these blanket falsehood. I did my tertiary education in edo state and in Lucky's first term he did a lot of projects. In fact Lucky and Oshomole who invested more in the state owned tertiary institutions? I have asked and I didn't see where Oshomole did better. I still think lucky did better in that regard. Did they loot? Yes. There's also looting in this Oshomole's administration. Let's stop this extreme partisanship it doesn't help anyone. |
Crime › Re: Soldier Beaten In Warri For "Stealing IPhone" (pics) by ndcide(m): 7:08pm On Nov 07, 2016 |
The more our soldiers are in the streets, the more they'll lose their respect. Send soldiers out of our streets.
Most of them don dey collect plenty egunje. Their bribe don pass police own. |
Politics › Re: $29.9b Loans: Senators Set Another Hurdle For Buhari by ndcide(m): 6:56pm On Nov 07, 2016 |
Oga Seun and lalasticlala,
Kindly help set up a structured thread just like the ones for miss nairaland, where we can make real submission on this loan issue.
It should be a well monitor thread where irrelevant posts and attacks will be out of it.
I believe people without sentiments can make their positions.
Let's do our public hearing on nairaland.
Personally, I don't support this loan and it's not for APC / PDP reasons. I don't even believe Adeosun believes in that loan. Somehow, if you look at her in the eyes and press her, the truth will come out...
A lot of people in government don't buy the idea of this loan. But there's this fear of speaking against it because of buhari.
Can you help make this happen. |
Politics › Re: Abu Ali Actually Died in the Hands of Boko Haram... Fresh Details Emerge by ndcide(m): 5:07pm On Nov 07, 2016 |
You can imagine that the military did not have equipment for night operations. So what have they been using the defense budget for. Probably being looted by the government and high ranking officers. When I mean government, I mean from the presidency.
We can pretend if we like. |
Politics › Re: Vacuum Looms In Judiciary As Buhari Yet To Accept Recommendation Of New CJN.. by ndcide(m): 10:33am On Nov 07, 2016 |
We all know buhari is thinking of how to bypass this man and put a malam as CJN.
Hope they don't kill him. |
Politics › Re: Former Kano Gov, Kwankwaso Purchased A SUV For 60M, Sells For Himself For 3M by ndcide(m): 10:56pm On Nov 06, 2016 |
As far as some people are concerned, he did nothing wrong. He is not part of the 16 years. As if we don't know that he left PDP because they hate GEJ and want power to go to the north.
They won't do him anything . he is in APC.
We don't know yet the one bihari will be doing. |
Celebrities › Re: Linda Ikeji: I Would Love To Marry A Man Who Likes Sex, Can't Marry A Poor Guy by ndcide(m): 2:49pm On Nov 06, 2016 |
Linda is now being silly. I don't use hash words on her. I even defend her online even though I've never met her. At this point, I must say she should stop being silly.
Advice: take a break talking about yourself on social media. Do your work; that's what have been selling you. Keep to it and Stop all this sex talk. Trust me, these things backfires. You want to set your marriage on motion on social media. The time you'll wish some issues are not out, then they'll be out and you will know how bad it can be.
For a very popular person like Linda, her marriage should even be on low key.
Please be guided. |
Christianity Etc › Re: 6 Bad Habits Christians Have To Drop With Immediate Effect by ndcide(m): 1:02pm On Nov 06, 2016 |
All I see from the topic and the various posts are people who want to be Christians and still carry the world with them. They don't want reprove, They don't want to be judged, they want to accommodate sin. They don't want the depth of the move of God. They don't believe God reveals things to his children. They want to be Christians, yet fornicate and tell you that it's impossible to keep the word of God. The want to be Christians, talk like 50 cent, dress like 50 cent, think like 50 cent.
They want to be Christians and don't want to be different.
They don't want to understand Luke 9:23, that whoever will follow christ must deny himself and take his cross.
They don't want to be hated by the world. They want the world to love them. They forget Matthew 10:22 (KJV) And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that endureth to the end shall be saved. And John 15:18 (KJV) If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you.
They dilute the calling of Christ. forgetting that Galatians 5:13, says we shouldn't use liberty for an occasion to the flesh.
They also forget Titus 2:11-12 (KJV) For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world;
IN ALL OUR ANALYSIS NEVER FORGET.
Matthew 7:13-14 (KJV) Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
MANY WILL GO THROUGH THE WIDE GATE.
If you Want eternal life with God, Narrow is the way and few will find it and go through it. |
Politics › Re: Ten Most Popular Governors In Nigeria 2016 - T.I.N Magazine by ndcide(m): 11:51am On Nov 06, 2016 |
Fayose, is definitely number 1.
Tambuwa shouldn't be on the list. |
Celebrities › Re: Why Lilian Esoro And Ubi Franklin's Marriage Crashed - Vanguard by ndcide(m): 3:59am On Nov 06, 2016 |
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Family › Re: Ways To Cool An Angry Wife by ndcide(m): 5:30pm On Nov 05, 2016 |
With the above, you wouldn't be able to stamp out corruption in your home.
Issues should be addressed on it's merit biko. All these pretence complicate things. |
Politics › Re: Muhammad Abu Ali Killed By Boko Haram by ndcide(m): 5:01pm On Nov 05, 2016 |
Unblockable: Such a disheartening news! RIP to the gallant officer.
When Jonathan was there, whenever such things happened, I was always vexed. I always prayed that those (Boko Haram) guys be defeated. I never tried politicizing the war against Boko Haram even when it was obvious Jonathan wasn't ready to tackle the menace.
However, I'm surprised today that when any news of a fallen hero arises on this forum, people tend to celebrate it because of their hatred for Buhari. Buhari didn't say they've been fully defeated. But it's audible to the deaf, visible to the blind, perceivable to the anosmia and vocal to the dumb that the man has really tried. People have gone back to their villages which they deserted during Jonathan's tenure, some of the Chibok girls have been rescued. Do we expect the Boko Haram not to carry out any attack at all? For Pet' sake, this administration has done well in the fight against insurgency. We know your type. The election results sheet of those places are in Inec office. Buhari can keep killing our soldiers and blame it on Jonathan. He has you for support but God forbid I join such. GEJ fought the political boko haram from start and election held in those places. He declared SOE. kept the democratic institutions for peace to reign, funded the SOE, Visited the elders himself, not in Abuja but in the centre of boko haram controlled bornu state, WHEN IT WAS CLARE TO ALL THAT, LOCALS WERE PROTECTING BOKO HARAM. He visited the war front himself and spoke to the military. When the military was compromised, with commanders giving information to boko haram, soldiers being killed on friendly fire, he built his special squad to take on the fight and attached foreign boots on ground. BECAUSE IT WAS ABSOLUTELY POLITICAL. Only fools will pretend about boko haram. We know the truth. |
Politics › Re: Muhammad Abu Ali Killed By Boko Haram by ndcide(m): 4:43pm On Nov 05, 2016 |
AlPeter: you this clown again? Am sure your brain is on recession so you couldn't understand the attack a successfully repelled. You seem to have forgotten what happened in Baga during the time of the ineffectual buffoon you this clown again? Am sure your brain is on recession so you couldn't understand the attack a successfully repelled. You seem to have forgotten what happened in Baga during the time of the ineffectual buffoon. Let me remind you an your sidekick apcharam. A month past after the deadliest Boko Haram attack on Baga town, launched by militants on January 3rd, but the exact number of deaths is yet to be known. The BBC correspondent Thomas Fessy in West Africa tried to piece together a picture of what occurred that day. It was reported that scores of men, women and children were killed in the Nigerian towns of Baga and Doron Baga in the northeastern Nigerian state of Borno, close to Lake Chad. According to the military officials only 150 people were killed in a fierce attack, most of them were terrorists. Other sources put the death toll up to 2,000. Harun Muhamad, survivor from Baga The survivors at refugee camps in Chad have been narrating their ordeal. The Boko Haram militants launched a fierce attack, when many residents had already gone to worship. They heard the shootings at 05:45 local time (04:45 GMT), just before dawn. Harun Muhamad, the 31-year-old survivor from Baga said: “ We went to the military barracks to ask the soldiers what was happening. They told us that Boko Haram may be attacking, so we took our machetes and knives to defend ourselves .” As insurgents advanced through the west side of Baga, a group of determined young men gathered their “cutlasses” – or machetes – and knives to protect their town. They achieved a rare success. READ ALSO: Boko Haram Attacks Baga and Makes Locals Flee Into Chad “We pushed them back, together with our soldiers,” said the local man. The militants were made to retreat into the bush. Survivor from Baga Another Baga resident 20-year-old Dahiru Abdullahi added: “ We all came out en masse to fight back,” recalling that most terrorists were wearing military uniforms of different kinds, some of them also had black coats on and turbans. After the fighters’ retreat, there was a calm in the fighting and some relief, but it did not last long. A few hours later Boko Haram returned. They attacked the town again. Their lines had inflamed to a frightening column of pick-up trucks and motorcycles. “When I was running and they were hunting us, shooting us, some people were falling and dying, others being run over with motorbikes and dying. Some reached the bank of the lake ,” Hadija Abakar, survivor from Baga said. Another local, Dahiru Abdullahi, added, that “they came back out from the bush with around 20 vehicles .” No less than 10 armed terrorists jumped from each car. It remains unbearable to know how many insurgents took part in the attack; refugees spoke of “hundreds”. The residents also out-armed. According to Harun Muhamad the second wave of Boko Haram militants was “too many”, making everyone to run for their lives. The survivors narrated how the armed terrorists shouted at the young men who had earlier wielded locally made weapons. “Be brave, men, why don’t you fight us?” Boko Haram militants cried. READ ALSO: Dead Bodies Litter Baga After Boko Haram Attack The Nigerian soldiers, too, gave up fighting and fled faced with the advancing terrorists. Survivors say many threw or dropped their guns on the ground as they went, leaving them for others to retrieve. Mother of a two-year-old boy Saratu Garba, 20, said: “ Vigilantes picked up these weapons and fired back, but they found themselves overwhelmed by the force against them and [they] ran as well. ” Survivors described pandemonium as the Boko Haram armed group progressed through the town. The local residents escaped in all directions; many thinking that they could seek refuge in the nearby fishing town of Doron Baga, on the shore of Lake Chad. By midday, the attack had turned into a hunt-to-kill as Boko Haram fighters chased people down the road. Dahiru Abdullahi, survivor of Baga attack, said: “There was also a woman whose baby fell into the water. We got him out, gave her the baby back and she was able to get into the boat.. We entered boats, but they kept firing at us. ” “They shot people dead, but they also killed with their cars, running over those who were in their way ,” another woman, Saratu Garba, added. “There were too many corpses to count them.” The woman and other refugees all narrated seeing women, children and men falling to the ground or lying dead. The streets of Doron Baga were soon littered with bodies. As people reached the shores of Lake Chad, Boko Haram insurgents closed in on them. “They kept firing at us even when we jumped on boats,” said Dahiru Abdullahi. “One man next to me was shot.” Families scattered in a desperate flight. Many were separated as they ran for their lives. Some fled through the bush and, days later, reached sanctuary in other Nigerian towns or cities. According to Medecins Sans Frontieres about 5,000 escaped to the Maidiguri, Borno State capital – 162km (100 miles) from Baga. Others travelled north and crossed into neighbouring Niger. Harun Muhamad, who was disjointed from his wife and baby, said: “ I don’t know whether they are alive or dead.” However, Dahiru Abdullahi, is waiting for news of his younger brother. “ Him and nine other men who were with us, they have disappeared,” he said. The leader of Boko Haram militants Abubakar Shekau released a video after Baga attack. He took the responsibility for the Baga attack. It remains impossible to know precisely how many Nigerians were killed during the attack. Human rights group Amnesty International has said that up to 2,000 lost their lives, but BBC has found no indication to back such a claim. Eyewitness accounts suggest several hundred are likely to have died, but the real figure will probably never be known. READ ALSO: Nigerian Generals Arrested Over Failure In Baga The Federal Government of Nigeria looks unable to settle any death toll. The army rejected Amnesty’s count, saying “ the number of people who lost their lives during the attack has so far not exceeded about 150 “. Satellite images of Baga and Doron Baga taken after the attacks show the extent of the damage – with an estimated 3,700 structures damaged or destroyed, according to Amnesty International. In an online video, a man named Abi Mos’aab Albernawi – introduced as the “official spokesman” for Boko Haram – said they attacked Baga because it was “ important in terms of commercial and military value to the Nigerian government“. Baga was most probable targeted because of the nearby military base, headquarters of the Multinational Joint Task Force that includes Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon. https://www.naij.com/377924-survivors-revealed-what-really-happened-in-baga.html
www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-30826582
www.express.co.uk/news/world/551346/Boko-Haram-massacre-2-000-feared-dead-Baga-Amnesty-International Sorry I couldn't read your shiiit. I thought you would have told us where about 100 missing soldiers are You are just too insensitive |
Politics › Re: ONDO 2016: Oke Raises Alarm Over Release Of N7billion To Akeredolu For Rigging by ndcide(m): 4:31pm On Nov 05, 2016 |
egbonnla: This allegation coming from Oke who was once an APC member is highly significant.......PMB may be sincere but the people he surrounded himself with are devious and worst than PDP. These people who are presently profiteering from APC government will do anything to remain in power.......Every day we kept hearing of billions of naira being released for capital projects........without any economical impact on the lives of Nigerians This default sincerity toga you people put on buhari is sickening. Besides, I now know Owo has the best Road network. That means the claims by APC on roads is true. |
Politics › Re: Muhammad Abu Ali Killed By Boko Haram by ndcide(m): 1:52pm On Nov 05, 2016 |
Okay buhari and his team probably have looted the funds for the soldiers.
They don't have equipment. So boko haram were better armed.
It's corruption in the army. |
Romance › Re: What If you find out Your Girlfriend Has A Compromizing Video by ndcide(m): 10:50pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Those who are cool with it will make another $'ex_ tape with her or something like that and then they'll say it's past or their past.
And the new guy will do his own and they'll call it pass mistake.
Who una de fool.
No one mistakenly have sex or make $'ex_ tape. Only fools call it mistake. |
Politics › Re: Why Buhari Alone Is To Blame For Nigeria's Recession, & The Way Forward by ndcide(m): 10:40pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
The truth is that Buhari dragged the country into recession.
Those who don't agree only do so to justify their support for buhari. NOTHING MORE.
seriously, has Nigerians had it this bad before? I don't think so.
Tomorrow these defenders of a failing government will come and tell us he ran the country without oil. Yet they can't stop giving us those oil price crap.
May God deliver us from idiots. |
Politics › Re: Peter Odili & Others Reject Democracy Heroes Awards by ndcide(m): 8:34pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Who in his or her right mind will want to associate with such crap. Not even those who support Chidinma on this forum and other forums.
If Nigeria isn't a lawless country. Wouldn't these people be in court by now?
Mchweew foolish lesbians. |