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Politics › Re: Shekau Appears To Be Alive In Newly Released Video by nduchucks: 12:46pm On Oct 02, 2014
I don't believe this crap! I've listened to the audio version of the video and it contains statements identical to those he made in previous videos - the audio recording appeared to have been doctored.

Shekau is very dead as far as I am concerned.
Health › Re: US Sends Medical Experts To Study How Nigeria Tamed Ebola by nduchucks: 12:29pm On Oct 02, 2014
lastpage: I agree with you, this Ebola thing is too serious to be a laughing matter.
I also agree that our Doctors deserve all the praise, despite working under "stringent conditions".

But should you not know that:

1.) the 3,000 personnel America sent to Liberia, are not MEDICAL Personnel as you claim. THEY ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL. Just google it and you will see your folly.

You can then begin to wonder, if Cuba, a tiny country, later sent 1,200 DOCTORS to Liberia, what did America have in-mind, to send 3,000 MILITARY personnel to Liberia? Incase you dont know, it is to enforce the Lockdown and kill anyone that contravenes it. Go and watch the story of the "Lockdown during Katrina flooding of black neighbourhoods in America".

2.) The Mellinda Gates Foundation facility has been in place for treatment of HIV, and that was an individual effort of the Bill Gates family..... not the U.S Government effort. having said that, l recognise that he is an American.

3.) It was our Doctors that converted the facility for "test and confinement" of Ebola suspects. That has nothing to do with the American Govt.

4.) The re-assigned 40 Doctors are still Nigerians, trained in Nigeria till they were qualified Doctors. CDC only came to add to their knowledge, as already qualified Doctors.

5.) The U.S Govt made it very obvious from the onset, that they want to see us suffer the disease, hence their refusal to help with Zmapp, then their condemnation of our Silver Nano and their shifting of resources to other countries EXCEPT Nigeria.

We must also give some credit to our "Executive" (I dont have party affiliation but can recognize performance when l see one). In this case, the machinery of state moved "uncharacteristically very quickly", to make sure that Public servants were galvanized into action immediately. This credit goes to the Lagos state Govt, Not America.

The question is: What does America need to know about Ebola, that it does not already know or cannot know by mere "phone/internet/paper REQUEST", ... that it needs to send its personnel down here, at this point?

Is there a hidden agenda we are not being told?
All this jumping up that America needs "our help" is actually foolish on our part!
They will never need our help but they may make us bow to their own Lordship over us and if we decide not to "play ball", America has a long history of using every dirty means not found in the textbook, to make countries bow to their whims; including Sabotage, regime change, deadly infections, e.t.c

We just need to be extremely wary and cautious of this "trojan Horse" of studying us! wink wink

Having said that, ...
Apologies, but you are the very ignorant one and you sound like one of them "Visa Applicant" at American Embassy who would say "anything" just to get an American Visa! grin grin grin

Lastpage!
Your point is well taken, though I do not believe in unfounded conspiracy theories. Note that the 3,000 millitary personnel are not combat soldiers but from the medical divisions and majority of them are nurses, doctors, and other medical experts.

BTW: Your last sentence is quite funny and if I were not in a good mood this afternoon, I'd say Egbe ndi abriba piafuka gi isi! cheesy
Health › Re: US Sends Medical Experts To Study How Nigeria Tamed Ebola by nduchucks: 9:55am On Oct 02, 2014
Some of you people gloating about this topic are pathetic. Ebola potentially threatens the lives of millions of people majority of who may be pellow Aficans. The US has sent 3000 medical personnel to Liberia to help and study the characteristics of this virus and are now sending a handful of experts to study the containment of the disease in Nigeria. This issue is too serious to be gloating about.

Medical experts are being sent to Senegal, a country where the virus seems to have been contained as well.

Those of you who would like to attribute this Ebola containment to politicians are outright ignorant. The success was due to:

(1) Swift action of our top Doctors and more importantly,

(2) The result of an emergency command center financed in 2012 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to fight polio. As soon as the outbreak began, it was turned into the Ebola Emergency Operations Center. Without that top notch facility turned into Ebola Emergency Operations center, the story would have been different.

(3)The US Center for Disease Control had 10 experts in Nigeria working on polio and H.I.V., who had already trained 100 local doctors in epidemiology; 40 of them were immediately reassigned to Ebola and oversaw the contact tracing.

Ignorance kills.
Politics › Re: I Saw The Synagogue Tragedycoming – TB Joshua by nduchucks: 5:56am On Oct 02, 2014
SMH
Nairaland General › Re: Rainbow Seen In Lagos Today! (pic) by nduchucks: 5:21am On Oct 02, 2014
Na people wey no plan their lives dey use rainbow to measure sign of future success. Rainbor or no rainbow, if una let politicians take bag of rice, hand sanitizer, or other badt badt tins, influence una votes for 2015, na all of una sabi.
Politics › Re: Google Celebrates Nigeria's 54th Independence With A Doodle [PHOTO] by nduchucks: 9:58am On Oct 01, 2014
Politics › Re: Happy 54th Independence Day To All Nairalanders by nduchucks: 12:42am On Oct 01, 2014
Politics › Re: EFCC Drops N6bn Fraud Charges Against Ex-works Minister by nduchucks: 11:10am On Sep 29, 2014
na to share 10% of the loot on campaign be dat
Politics › Re: When I Listen To Some Statements … I Feel Sad For Nigeria – Jonathan by nduchucks: 11:08am On Sep 29, 2014
We don't need a weklin who exhibits effeminate emotionalism atr the helms of our affairs. We need a leader who can take strong actions when needed instead of dealing with issues like a biitch. Nanesense
Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Linked With $9.3M Detained In South Africa by nduchucks: 11:05am On Sep 29, 2014
How asari take enter dis matter?
Politics › Re: 2015: Jonathan Splits Igbo by nduchucks: 11:02am On Sep 29, 2014
Chief Chekwas Okorie may be one of the few remaining sensible leaders of the Igbo extracion.
Politics › Re: General Buhari: A Whole Former Head Of State! By Pius Adesanmi by nduchucks: 10:51am On Sep 29, 2014
Family › Re: Real Men Do Not Beat Their Wives by nduchucks: 2:27am On Sep 29, 2014
nwannem, anyone, man or woman who beats up his/her spouse deserves to be jailed indeed. Make no mistake here, there are women who abuse and beat up their husbands as well.

Mind you, I'm talking about beating o, not a slap here and there.
Politics › Re: Photo Of The Day: Young President Goodluck Jonathan by nduchucks: 10:59pm On Sep 28, 2014
This man has been humble for a very long time and there is no doubt that he has a good heart. If only the sychophants who surround him can be controlled and the Boko Haram sponsors within his administration shamed and exposed once and for all, he'd be one of the best presidents we've ever had.
Politics › Re: General Buhari: A Whole Former Head Of State! By Pius Adesanmi by nduchucks: 11:25am On Sep 28, 2014
I am convinced that most secondary school graduates and other Nigerians with higher education, including most Nairalanders, are fully aware of the obvious facts pointed out by the Author.

The laziness of the author is what has convinced him that he will be long dead before solutions to the problems he itemized are found. It is this same laziness and irresponsibility which causes the youths of today to sit idly and watch the destruction of Nigeria without doing anything about it.

I'm afraid that the author and the youths of this country are enablers of the thieving leaders. Noise making in newspapers and online does nothing to ameliorate the itemized problems.

Make una organize millions of youths and match go NASS and see whether una no go see results. Na action we need, no be noise making.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Arab Woman Pilot Disowned By Her Family' For Bombing ISIS by nduchucks: 8:41pm On Sep 27, 2014
Shouldn't she be at home barefooted & pregnant? lipsrsealed

Lets hope folks know what jocularly speaking means
Politics › Re: Foreign Media Not Publishing Nigeria's Victory Over Boko Haram by nduchucks: 4:12pm On Sep 27, 2014
Something tells me that foreign media will report the release of our girls widely.
Politics › Re: Wahhabism, Jihad And Boko Haram II by nduchucks: 12:50pm On Sep 27, 2014
tit: Hey,
that is not my opinion.
i just copied and pasted an interesting article.



are you arsenal or chelsea or stoke city?
Apologies for jumping the gun. People usually share articles whose content the subscribe to.

As to your question, I wholeheartedly support the European league which provides us the environment for all 3 teams you mentioned to thrive..

If Arsenal decides not to play by the rules, I'd support a hefty fine - same applies to the other 2 teams.
Politics › Re: Wahhabism, Jihad And Boko Haram II by nduchucks: 5:49am On Sep 27, 2014
tit: We should understand that there is really almost nothing that the West can now do about it but sit and watch
They are not sitting and watching now as they are bombing ISIS(L) back to 100AD cheesy
Politics › Re: EXPOSED!! Full List Of Boko Haram Sponsors In Nigeria by nduchucks: 2:58pm On Sep 25, 2014
Behold, the most credible news organization in Nigeria 9javibes.com

www.nairaland.com/attachments/229503_ROFLMAODog_gif3fa44b12f55ba64fc785c3a5794ba92e
Politics › Re: Battle For APC Presidential Ticket Hots Up As Oshiomole Jumps Into The Ring by nduchucks: 10:49pm On Sep 24, 2014
The battle will be fought and Buhari may very well win the nomination democratically and squarely.

Since Fashola is pussyfooting , a Buhari Oshiomole may emerge. A Muslim/Christian ticket.
Politics › Re: A Nairalander Prophesied About Synagogue Church Disaster!. It's Shocking!. by nduchucks: 6:45pm On Sep 24, 2014
din wey remain na for this prophet to set up shop and begin dey plan for exotic cars and other blings.
Politics › Re: Oba Of Lagos’ Bombshell: I Shared Abacha’s Bribe To Yoruba Monarchs by nduchucks: 6:21pm On Sep 24, 2014
The only reason why I am not ready to condemn the Oba of Lagos is that I've never heard of the source of the story. Who da heck is http://idreamzmedia.com ?

You people are as gullible as a Hot teenager. mtchweeeu (abi na how una dey spell hiss).
Politics › Re: Army Arrest 50 Fleeing Terrorists In Borno Truck by nduchucks: 4:24am On Sep 24, 2014
Good news, lets hope they were handled as prisoners of war with the Geneva convention in mind.
Politics › Re: FG Orders 40 Attack Helicopters From US, Russia by nduchucks: 4:22am On Sep 24, 2014
hmmm, if dem order 40 helicopters from Russia, na wettin dem carry $9.3miilion go South Africa go buy? Barawos
Politics › Re: Igbo....before & After by nduchucks: 4:18am On Sep 24, 2014
@OP; egbe ndi Abriba jocularly piafuka gi isi!
Politics › Re: A Northern Christian Presidential Candidate For The APC By Femi Aribisala by nduchucks: 4:17am On Sep 24, 2014
The progressive Aribisala talks about a "Northern Christian" candidate as opposed to the best qualified one. Issokay.

Mr. Aribisala, would you mind naming a few of these potential Northern Christian candidates? I can't think of any name for now. Forget David Mark (too much baggage).
Crime › Re: Kidnappers Beaten To Near Death By Angry Mob In Calabar [viewers Discretion] by nduchucks: 11:19pm On Sep 23, 2014
The dumb police officers are handling the bloody victim without gloves. This is how ebola, hiv, and other diseases are transmitted with ease. SMH
Politics › Re: Hundreds Of Half Nude Women Throw Mud, Stones At Gov Yero by nduchucks: 5:28pm On Sep 23, 2014
One weakness of western education is that it corrupts our prettiest women and causes them to lose their identities as Africans. Instead of having pretty, weave wearing educated babes protesting in the customary African manner, with their money makers in full view, what do we have protesting Yero?

Ol' beat up, dust covered sagging br.easts !!! what nonsense!! embarassed
Politics › Re: Nigerian Politicians Employ Internet Warriors by nduchucks: 3:30pm On Sep 23, 2014
Akanbiedu: If the politicians are doing what they have to do to win elections, the electorates have to do what they have to, to make politicians serve them.

The easiest way is to make sure there are always alternatives to parties in order not to be taken for granted.

This is the reason electorates have to support the APC to have a strong alternative to the PDP.

[size=20pt]support APC today![/size]
Akanbiedu, ranka dede o, idobale ni mo wa o; kedu ije?.
Politics › Re: US Blocks Nigeria’s Purchase Of Chinook Helicopters From Israel by nduchucks:
Hypocrisy can be found in any country or government in the world, so shouting America's hypocrisy now is absurd, nothing but red herring, and a distraction from the real issue.

USA is a close ally of ours, who sent drones, money and millitary assistance to Nigeria to help rescue our girls. What did the USA find upon arriving?

(1)Thieving leadership in the Army who would rather steal billions of naira, meant to equip our gallant soldiers, to finance their political ambitions.

(2)Top Army Officials who revealed top secret US/Nigeria millitary plans shared with their highest millitary officials with Boko Haram, thus frustrating the efforts to bring back our girls

(3)Top Army officials who supported their rank and file while this rank and file resorted to brutality and arguably war crimes as depicted below:


Nigeria: Gruesome footage implicates military in war crimes

Nigerian Troops Battling Boko Haram Are Guilty of War Crimes: Report

Nigeria troops slitting Boko Haram suspects' throats

After using diplomatic channels to ask GEJ to check the abuses and prosecute the thieving generals, our President turned a blind eye and instead resorted to buying weapons and disgracing the country in the South Africa saga. In the meantime they staged the prosecution of 10 Generals for various related crimes, but up till now no one knows who those Generals are or even whether any prosecution took place. On the other hand they sentenced young and brave soldiers who dared to complain, to death; for the second time, I might add.

So I ask you people, whose side are you on? I chose to remain tru to ALL Nigerians and condemn the theiving leaders who come from every part of this country.

If America does not alert the world to the attrocities commited in your name, then you people are on the way to becoming the old Germans who stood idly by while Hitler murdered the jews.
Politics › Re: It is Ihejirika's fault by nduchucks: 11:10pm On Sep 22, 2014
See desperation to absolve alleged thief from facing the music. I dey laugh o.

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