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Autos › Re: Free Vin Checks And Reports by Nicklee(m): 9:20pm On Jul 23, 2011
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Thanks 1,000,000 times!!!
Politics › Re: Where Are The Pro-ohakims? by Nicklee(m): 7:20pm On May 07, 2011
mikeansy:
Free and fair election is not electoral results conforming with whatever projections you have in your head. The only institutions ordained by law to pronounce the result of any election or to cancel it are INEC and the law court respectively.

It is the duty of all responsible citizens to go and vote and then allow INEC to do their job. Dropping tantrums like if elections are free and fair then Mr A must win, otherwise it would have been rigged is simply shameful and irresponsible. There are so many legitimate reasons why election can swing one way or the other on election day. To assume that the result of the election can only have one outcome otherwise it would have been rigged, is the very reason people hacked their countrymen to death in the North believing that the electoral views of their friends or immediate community is somehow representative of the general view of the whole country.

This is why I say in order to sustain democracy, certain acceptable behaviours are expected not just of those in power but also of those seeking power.
There is absolutely no sense in what you have said. There is no democracy unless the wishes of the people have been done. People have been victims of massive rigging and the activities of unscrupulous elements. And we also know who thees people are and who they are supporting. So it requires common sense logic to figure who and where these elements are manipulating votes. I have said it over and over, until Nigerians are ready to defend their votes with their blood, we will continue to be taken for a ride. This is exactly what Imo people did. Go to Owerri and see the massive jubilation - not even one single fight broke out. Now imagine if Ohakim had rigged his way in, there would have been war in Imo by now. The point is - we have been bitten by these guys and we know who they are. We have seen our votes cast and collated at the PU, only to hear the announcement of a completely different result. We know these people, we know where they live and we know what they do. Elections have been rigged over and over and over in Nigeria. Ohakim won the first election by sheer rigging. He also rigged this present elections too. The evidences are there and the people (the real Imolites) know who these guys are.
Properties › Re: Mini Flat @ Ogudu Gra 300k X 2yrs ( Yoruba Tenant ) by Nicklee(m): 1:58pm On May 06, 2011
@ DAY11: If you don't see anything wrong with your post, then you should be ashamed of yourself. The heading is an insult to our collective national sensibility. And to think I had a lot of respect for you from your previous posts---
Properties › Re: 4 Nos 3bdrms Flat, Newly Built For Sale @ Ajah Inside Thomas Estate by Nicklee(m): 1:17am On May 04, 2011
Can you post some pictures please? I may be interested!
Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 12:19am On Apr 17, 2011
They have succeeded in derailing this thread. We had more responsible posts last week, but some bunch have been doing a lot of damage to the integrity of this thread. It's time to sign off.
Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 9:08pm On Apr 16, 2011
jmaine:
My oga  grin, How does the emboldened help our moral standing . . . moreover i saw a polling result somewhere citing Akwa Ibom and Rivers  . .if you check well on the forum . .you would see it . . . how many results have we seen on nairaland if you exclude Lagos areas and the Largely inflated Kano results . . .  cheesy cheesy
You are right. I was only trying to say that two wrongs can't make a right. The poster was trying to justify what is happening in the South because of underaged voters in the North. That doesn't make sense to me. I condemn underage voting and I also condemn blatant rigging as I have been told reliably is going on right now in the South. Anyways, I know we all want a better Nigeria - I hope we, the people end up being the winners in this process.
Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 8:55pm On Apr 16, 2011
agabaI23:
have you said anything about the underage voting in the north?
All those high numbers coming from the north must all be eligible voters.

I hear you!
So the SS and SE should sell their consciences to the devil because under-aged voters were registered in the north?. Must you try to justify one evil with another?
Politics › Re: Presidential Election, 16th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 8:48pm On Apr 16, 2011
Pataki:
grin grin

I think I have to start a political party called: Invalid Party. cheesy
At least, you'll be sure to win a councilor position there. LoL!!!
Politics › Re: I'm Predicting Buhari Will Win On Saturday! by Nicklee(op): 2:27pm On Apr 15, 2011
Areosapien:
I'm not in support of Goodluck Jonathan, but I can tell you, Buhari will not be getting up to 0.8% of the votes in Imo state, and that's just putting it mildly. I really hope, though, that his chances are a lot stronger and better in the other states, cuz in Imo, I swear de people love Jonathan even more than Bayelsans do. I am being realistic here! sad
Hell, even the two gubernatorial front-runners (as well as the ACN opposition!) are in support of Goodluck. So, Imo is definitely out of the question, my broda, cuz it is one hell of a GEJ stronghold.
All the same, I wish BB the best and hope it succeeds.
I'm fro Imo state too and I talk to people there frequently. I must say you are absolutely correct. But I did factor that in. Buhari will still win. Saturday is already here.
Politics › Re: I'm Predicting Buhari Will Win On Saturday! by Nicklee(op): 2:21pm On Apr 15, 2011
I will reiterate again: Using the NASS election might be a big mistake. Buhari will carry the day tomorrow. My prediction and I stand by it.
Politics › I'm Predicting Buhari Will Win On Saturday! by Nicklee(op): 2:13am On Apr 15, 2011
He is going in as an underdog. A decent man, yet vilified by lovers and supporters of the status quo. However, the buzz generated by the rigged NASS elections is assuming that northerners will vote for Jonathan, while tribalistic easterners (I'm from SE) and S. southerners ride on the north's ignorance to celebrate. Buhari is the underdog and I haven't seen any reasons yet to underestimate the ability of people that love Buhari, especially in the north, to rise up, vote massively for him and defend the integrity of the process.

So I am predicting that Buhari will win on Saturday.
Politics › Re: 12 Persons Arrested With 1 Million Presidential Election Ballot Papers! by Nicklee(m): 1:23pm On Apr 12, 2011
@jmainr: Did you see the story from 234Next? INEC denying this. There is no smoke without fire and for the sake of Nigeria (our country whihc is certainly bigger than any person's political ambition), I think we should all rise and condemn this. In the end, we are the very ones that will suffer from our indifference to or even outright support for fraud!!!

I don't care who wins or looses as long as the PEOPLE's wishes are reflected. That should be our guiding principle.
Politics › Re: 12 Persons Arrested With 1 Million Presidential Election Ballot Papers! by Nicklee(m): 1:19pm On Apr 12, 2011
jmaine:
Read up the true story from a reliable source and stop ridiculing yourself by backing a falsified claim from a sinking party . .

http://thenationonlineng.net/web3/news/33553.html

It's only a fool that will read the link above and still cast aspersions that there is any form of discussion on this damn thread . . Thought you were even wise enough to back down after being told and shown the true story of events, further entrenching Sahara Deceiving Reporters as a source meant for the Junks of Journalism . . Ekpo Unam Ikot  cheesy
First: I respect you a lot jmaine especially from your posts (so need to attack me). But the article you just posted gives room for a lot more concern than the ones from SR. 1m 'tendered' ballot papers just moving around and you think that is not enough grounds to be suspicious? And if they are used in voting, how would the presiding officers know? Will they be at every polling unit to check the ballot papers used? Why would INEC move such sensitive materials without proper security? I doubt this. INEC should come out with an official statement on this.
Politics › Re: 12 Persons Arrested With 1 Million Presidential Election Ballot Papers! by Nicklee(m): 2:37am On Apr 12, 2011
The report didn't even mention PDP and all PDP supporters are already going bunkers. PDP rigged in 2003. They rigged again massively in 2007. It beats me that some people are still supporting and even acclaiming these same set of election manipulators. With this attitude and outlook to life, I'm pretty sure 'i no go better for naija' until we as a people change.

It is a well known fact that ballot papers were printed and used in many parts of the north. People are currently being arrested and are confessing. And some people find it Ok. We are so used to fraud in Nigeria that some of our actions are simply bizzare.
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 9:15pm On Apr 10, 2011
Now I know why results were delayed till now. This is the so called free and fair elections, right? People queue up and vote, then Jega and his group decide to withhold results announcements until they have added all the additional zeros that they have been paid to add.

I knew the celebration yesterday was too soon. Nigeria couldn't have changed all of a sudden,
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 5:58pm On Apr 10, 2011
chamber2:
What are you still doing in the USA?You are enjoying what another built,why not build yours?
I am studying and getting better education here that would be useful to Nigeria in the long run. The fact that I'm glued to my computer monitoring the outcome of the elections means my heart is still in Nigeria. That is not to say I'm not glad I came to study in the US cos the education I have gotten so far is uncomparatively better than the anything I got in Nigeria. Maybe this is also part of the reason I'm hoping for change, cos I know it can be better in Nigeria if and when we get our acts right. And that change just might be happening already!
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 5:46pm On Apr 10, 2011
Nigerian press 'don fall my hand'. It is incredible that you can't find all collated results in one place, anywhere. What the heck are these people doing for crying out loud? In the US ( I know some people will descend on me for using the US as an example), results are uploaded by the press as soon as they are announced at the local voting center. Nothings wrong with that cos as long as results has been collated at the polling booth and announced, it becomes legit!! It doesn't take so much resources to do this simple thing. Ok, more than 24 hrs after elections, no news corp has sat down to collate and publish results announced so far. Everything is still all over the place. This is ridiculous.

Grow up Nigeria, grow up.
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 5:09pm On Apr 10, 2011
Na wa Oo. So after standing in the sun to cast their votes, these hawks are now trying to change the beautiful tune half way into the dance. I'm begining to think Jega may not deserve the praise we have been singing all this while. Why hasn't he forced the RECs to declare results? What's up with midnight abracadabra and 1000 becoming 10000? Oga Oo. Nigeria hasn't changed afterall
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 3:01pm On Apr 10, 2011
muami:
I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ
There we go again. Let's wait till Saturday, but to add to the permutation:

The total number of votes cast for PDP vs. ACN vs. CPC will be an interesting thing to see. Then we need to realign a little bit. Most people that voted ACN in the SE and SS and even APGA will vote for GEJ. In the same light, most people that voted PDP in the north will also vote for CPC. This is because in the presidential elections, a lot of people will see it as between us and them - the SS and SE will likely rally round GEJ and the North will like say Sai Buhari as they will surely rather vote for their own than cast their vote for GEJ. That again will leave us with the SW (oh sweet SW)!!!.

This is my permutation though. But either ways, I still dey laugh Oo!!!
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 12:31pm On Apr 10, 2011
Maybe we all should stop the speculations right now and report only authentic results. Please, this is too serious to rely on speculations. If you have any authentic results, please past, otherwise I think it is fair to say we need to refrain from speculations.

Neyoor:
A.c.n are currently leading in Osun,lagos,edo,oyo,jigawa,akwaibom and jigawa state.
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 12:15pm On Apr 10, 2011
PDP winning in Kano? Now that is interesting and something to watch, I'm also impressed with ACN's performance in the north.
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 10:35am On Apr 10, 2011
muami:
It appears the battle is really between the PDP and the ACN. All the noise about CPC starts and ends in a few states in the north
Have you seen any results yet from the north?
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 1:59am On Apr 10, 2011
dremoney:
Neither do i get why you are so quick to jump into a frying pan meant for diickheads.

Dat na why una dey fail NECO AND WAEC, Answer different question with different answer.If someone had called 999 for help,wont they ask where?gerrout jare

Get da hell off my comment or i'll whoop your arse inplace of your fellow empty headed dummy
Ha ha at bold: If only you knew.

Stop calling people names and you'll be at peace with me and every other well meaning blogger. But when you resort to insults and name calling, then better be ready for what follows.

Anyways, back to results. No need to respond to my comment. Let's see more results.
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 1:46am On Apr 10, 2011
dremoney:
You mumu sha, ACN all the way where?
Maybe you are the bigger mumu. He clearly said SOMEONE called him and said it is ACN all the way. He was fair enough to let us know that this is secondary information. Now if you think he is mumu and you are not a bigger one, tell us if it is PDP all the way. I don't get why some peeps are so quick to call others names.
Politics › Re: I,ll Rather Vote Pdp For Peaceful Looting, Than Bloody Change. by Nicklee(m): 12:15am On Apr 10, 2011
Do you have proof? If yes, show it. If no, then shut up. You can't just come in here and spew hatred without some proof. By the way, didn't bombing start in the Niger Delta? Did anyone accuse western nations of supplying arms to those militants? What are you really talking about? By the way, I am from the SE and I think your post is an insult to our collective sensibility as a people.
Politics › Re: I,ll Rather Vote Pdp For Peaceful Looting, Than Bloody Change. by Nicklee(m): 12:10am On Apr 10, 2011
Scum bag
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 11:27pm On Apr 09, 2011
alexleo:
somebody should pls post imo and abia results. Where are the Ohakim boys that has been disturbing us here with his useless campaign? Its like apga is leading in Imo. If its PDP they would have flooded this place with results by now.
Unconfirmed reports are saying Chris Anyanwu (APGA) is winning in Owerri zone and Udenwa (ACN) is having a good showing in Orlu zone. We'll see in the next few hours,
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 11:19pm On Apr 09, 2011
Please nobody should quote me yet on this Oo. I just got this from a friend who is a top journalist from Kaduna.


"The report I'm getting from kano says cpc has won two out of three senatorial seats, bauchi all cpc, adamawa, one labour,one cpc and one acn. Gombe all cpc. I'm yet to receive anything from yobe, niger and nasarrawa"
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 10:59pm On Apr 09, 2011
meine:
I am a CPC voter but i will rather err on the side of caution, except CPC pulls some heavy wins in NW,NE, and NC then PDP will still have the majority in the SENATE. This is what i am talking about, reason for once and stop behaving like kindergarten students

WHERE ARE THE RESULTS OF KOGI, ENUGU, ADAMAWA, BAUCHI, BENUE, AKWA IBOM, TARABA, RIVERS, EBONYI, ABUJA And other PDP dominated states?, Show me these results then i can throw a party nairaland.
 grin
I understand your point. But why shouldn't we celebrate. So far PDP has lost some zones and that is something worth celebrating. Even if they end up winning majority in the senate (which I seriously doubt), the results so far are enough grounds to throw a party!!!
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 10:45pm On Apr 09, 2011
I dey laugh Oo!!!
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by Nicklee(m): 9:31pm On Apr 09, 2011
ACCAPROF:
Oyinlola out, Dimeji out, David Mark out, Iyabo Obasanjo Out, am so elated. Am so happy to be part of this history---this is electoral revolution indeed.
Come next week----------Sai Buhari
For real? Please post figures if you have them. This is looking good.

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