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Onlytruth: happy new year ndu_chucks.
I thought you repented last year. lol

Happy New Year to you too, nwannem.

pazienza: I am wondering what exactly okorocha is doing with APC? I hope he is there for the exact reason i think he is there.

If he is there for the reason i think he is there,then we might have learnt how to play politics in this tribal land,but if not,then i wouldn't be disappointed too,cos either way,he would still serve our purpose,albeit indirectly.

biko, what is this exact reason why you Okorocha is in APC? Are you self confident enough to share? Same question to you, olodo ex Eze Onlykaria

Musiwa, if you need to know what Kaka and gbogbo mean, just ask. You who became an Engineer in Canada clearly have no idea what those terms mean. Prove me wrong, Babalegba.

koruji: E ye tan ra yin!
That rascally ndu_chuks woke up on the Igbo side of his family today.

Who da F resurrected this dead thread

@koruji, talo ran e si mi? Igbo side ko, forest side ni.

Truth be told, El Rufai is one of the most qualified Nigerians alive who can effectively rule Nigeria.

U.S. Nepa take light during dat game. De ting take demand 30 minutes to fictions. At least. Nepa. No dey take light when Eagles dey play match.

Let me first state that if you falsified your first visa application and the US embassy has evidence of the falsification, you will never be issued another visitor's visa.

Assuming that you did not falsify your visa application and you can provide proof that you paid for your child birth without using any US tax payer funds, then you have a chance. Take the evidence and possibly a letter from a US lawyer stating that he/she is representing you, to your interview.

Goodluck.

Oops: Late advice, she got the visa

ifyalways, I am putting you down for Eze nwanyi for next year, you are on point and making more sense than many posters on this thread. Many of the old coots here do not understand that, nwaanyi muta ite ofe mmiri mmiri, di ya amuta ipi utara aka were suru ofe, in other words, its time for a new strategy such as Odumchi's.

Odumchi is being watched as the cat below is doing, he is wise and should be supported 100%

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I admire the OP for his relentless support for GEJ's administration and his excellent effort at highlighting GEJ's "achievements".

Unfortunately, the OP has only convinced me that he is a political jobber, but I will stand corrected, as soon as the OP proves me wrong. The OP will be on my top list of favourite NLers, the very day he provides balance in his analysis. Point out some areas of failure of GEJ's administration and possible solutions to same, and ndu_chucks will send kudos your way.

For now, you are Beaf as far as I am concerned, but more accurately Sincere Relentless 9gerian.

BTW: GEJ did very well with his Almajiri schools which he kicked off. His achievements in the Agric sector are well above average.

kmcutez: Are you for real? Negotiation with islamic terrorists is a recipe for disaster.

Their ideology will simply not allow them to settle for peace, instead they will use the money to buy more arms, recruit more followers etc so that they can wreck more havoc.

You appear to be a smart lady, please enlighten me on what this "islamic terrorist" ideology of Boko Haram is. You also seem to know how the over N250 billion annual payment to MEND through NNDC is spent, I'll appreciate it if you tell me where that money goes, and what percentage is spent on arms.

N25 billion is a lot of money but not too much of a price for peace. Lets remember that MEND was appeased through NNDC via N250billion in 2012 alone. That is not counting billions of naira that was spend on appeasement contracts awarded to Tompolo and other MEND generals. Asari who did not get much money has already gone on self exile

Pay these people off and lets have peace.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]....stay on topic and no snoop animations.[/quote]I am on topic and you know it. sebi the agreement which was broken by GEJ is the primary cause of this paranoia.

Paranoia has set it in certain quarters. Classy men know that a gentleman's agreement must be respected and honoured by default else shame and unfounded paranoia may have to be dealt with.


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Criminals are heavily equipped with big guns and armo, the police have their own guns, the army is even more equipped. Politicians are protected by armed guards.

I feel sorry for the average Nigerian who has never been in the armed forces, thus unable to legally own guns for the defense of himself and his family. Nigerians are sitting ducks and are completely defenseless against these armed thugs and politicians alike.

Its time to change our gun laws. Juju is not sufficient (it is actually useless) for self defense.

The same humans who villify extremist Muslims for issuing fatwa on Rushdie are now more than willing to do worse things to El Rufai, in support of Jesus, contrary to the admonition of Jesus which calls for forgiveness.

Reminder: There are no air conditioners in hell. Dolos.

Kedu kwanu ihe ozo anyi ga akpa maka ya kita? Err Reno, mechionu, ewu can beer.

DivideUs: My guy! You confuse?

Wars unite nations because their collective interests are threatened. Please help me out and shed some enlightened light on your comments, and hopefully, I'll be less confused.

As far as these senseless Igbo groups, such as Ohaneze, are concerned, Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies.

How I miss Ikemba.

Such attack is probably what Nigeria needs to, once and for all, eliminate tribalism and make us patriotic people. Nigerians will be forced to come together the same way as they do during Eagle's football matches.

Incredible!!! External journalists have latched on to the story about Seun's resignation and written an article identifying OAM4J as the trouble maker. Read The Article Here na wa o.

Why are you people wasting your time responding to political jobbers whose self interests are obvious. When a good and high performing leader emerges, no one will be able to dispute his/her accomplishments because they will be easy to identify by all and sundry.

The only reason why GEJ's jobbers and other observers see GEJ's performance differently is because GEJ is not well accomplished atall. The man is simply a failure as the President of this great country. Period.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]I dont sin sweety, unless we sin together.[/quote]

You too day fear. You yourself said book haram want to breakup the country as you people want to do. So you have something in common with them. I ask again how are you planning to reach out them for your common cause?

@ileke bebeidi, excellent job. Your sins are forgiven.

@edoyad, my brother from another mother, how far na? e be like say de tin pain you small. Happy New Year all the same.

Feed me more: I'm half Igbo from Mba 5 and half Yoruba from Abeokuta.
What am i?

Don't mind them abeg. You are more Nigerian than Jaba bushmen who claim to be middlebelters.

My peep have been calling Okoros, Nyamiri way before the war and it was not because they were begging for water. The term was coined by market women because they heard Igbo door to door traders ask fellow Igbos for water when they stoppedal to visit those fellow Igbo traders who operated stalls at the markets.

Much like the Igbo coined the Aboki term to refer to northern because they heard notherners call each other and others, Aboki. Aboki means friend, btw.

Deep Sight: Alrite. Permit me to ask a question which is actually a deviation from the thrust of this thread. For this thread, we are discussing realism and realistic prospects. However, let me just digress slightly to inquire from you if you personally believe it is apt, moral, proper, historically acceptable, conscionable and respectful to ourselves as a nation - to parade or elect a former military coupist as a presidential candidate in this country - a coupist who overthrew the last democratic government in this country?

The question posed above is not necessarily fair, but its answer is quite simple and obvious. The respect for our constitution and the rule of law trumps the items listed within the said question, in my own mind. In as much as Buhari is constitutionally qualified to run for office, people who truly believe in democracy should not have any problem with his candidacy. A proper reaction for his opponents would be to vote for someone else. shi kena