Politics › Re: Sanusi Dethroned By Kano State Government by obailala(m): 1:02pm On Mar 09, 2020 |
Good time for him to leave that nonsense agbada wearing traditional role and present himself for public office. |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze And The Problem Of Nigerian Big Men. Case Study by obailala(m): 10:04am On Mar 09, 2020 |
chumakk: I can see why white people see blacks as people of low intelligence and without law and order. @Op, just to be clear what you're talking about, if you live abroad and make sexual innuendos to a 5 year old child, do you actually believe no one will knock on your door? |
Health › Re: Coronavirus: Chinese Nationals Ihedioha Hired Abscond From Project Sites In Imo by obailala(m): 12:48am On Mar 08, 2020 |
When Amaechi complained of the same 'disappearing Chinese' issue affecting Lagos Lagos Ibadan rail works, we said he was making excuses. |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze And The Problem Of Nigerian Big Men. Case Study by obailala(m): 3:27pm On Mar 07, 2020 |
chumakk: You can also drop a link to any stories of people getting arrested for saying nonsense online. Why do think it took catholic church long time to start sacking priest that abused children? Even though it was happening but they took their time to do a proper investigation. Nigeria is not fully a lawless country but there's no law that says you will arrest people for saying nonsense. That's why many people was opposing the social media bill that the senators was typing to introduce. Imagine what a politician can do with that law if an original citizen can do what daddy freeze did I dint ask you whether there was a law or not. I asked you to go to the UK or US and make that statement publicly. Very simple! I'm not in an argument with you. |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze And The Problem Of Nigerian Big Men. Case Study by obailala(m): 2:52pm On Mar 07, 2020 |
chumakk: I'm still waiting for you to quote the law that said you must arrest someone for making stupid comment. If it was SARS or politians that arrested someone now it is people like you that say it is an oppression chumakk: Quote the Nigerian law that said you must arrest someone for making stupid comments Okay sorry, Nigeria is a lawless place, and that's why the fellow was arrested simply on the orders of a 'big man'. But maybe you should go to the UK or US and also make a similar 'stupid comment' and let's see if the authorities will regard it as a 'mere stupid comment'. |
Celebrities › Re: Daddy Freeze And The Problem Of Nigerian Big Men. Case Study by obailala(m): 10:45am On Mar 07, 2020 |
chumakk: For people who didn’t follow the story, a man made a comment on Daddy freeze's page that his 5 years boy will be sweet in bed. He was tracked down and police arrested him from the report I saw on Daddy freeze page.
I believe that justice has been done by shaming the guy publicly and his job terminated but you can't lock him up until there's proof of a crime. Some people are calling the guy a paedophile and must be locked up for his comment. You can an intention of killing anyone and can say it but nobody has the right to lock up you up for expressing yourself. If this is a terrorist comment about killing people then the police can question the individual and find out if he is affiliated with any known terrorist organization and he will promptly be released if nothing is found.
Daddy freeze and police officers have broken the law here. Yes, the guy made a stupid comment but we do a law that arrests people for saying nonsense? In a country with law and order, daddy freeze and the police officers will be sued and the guy will cash out big time for an unlawful arrest. His company too will be liable if he is not paid fully before termination.
Let's all remember that you can't lock people up especially if they are poor. This is a standard Nigerian way of handling matter especially for people with money. Our prison is full of people who didn't commit any crime but are locked up by big men like Freeze for wronging them but not the law. Daddy Freeze has fu*cked up here not only as a self-claimed preacher of the gospel but as a thinking person who wants the betterment of Nigeria.
His actions have explored him as a ruthless person. I was wondering about his reaction especially when he was tagging all the bloggers on his page when the guy commented on his page. Yesterday, I noticed he is deleting comments and blocking people who told him that he made a mistake by locking the guy up. Imagine if he has the power of Bishop Oyedepo or Pastor Adebayo? As much as those men are not perfect but evidence has shown that they are more forgiving and merciful than Daddy freeze. Imagine if Bishop Oyedepo took action against Thisday newspaper for publishing fake news about his visa application and remember, Daddy Freeze, mock him too, If Bishop was a bad person, he would use that opportunity to knock him out just like David Ibiyeomie knocked out Kemi Olunloyo. Oga, dont take this the wrong way, but with what you've written above here, I can categorically say both you and that fellow above who assented to your opinion " don't have sense".If a person in any enlightened/developed part of the world makes a loose terrorist remark, such a person will be arrested, detained and thoroughly investigated, irrespective of whether the person has committed the actual crime or not. Similarly, in the developed world, if you make such paedophilic remarks like that dude made, you will be arrested, detained, thoroughly investigated and your name could be engraved in the sexual offenders register for life. Daddy Freeze only helped the police do their work by bringing their attention to the case... and by the way, it was his child involved so it was in his place to do something.. In sensible nations, a Daddy Freeze or any 'big man' doesnt have to be involved before the police arrests people like that. You dont wait for the crime to be committed before you deal with potential paedophiles. |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s $22.7 Billion Loan Spending Plan: $1.25bn For Abuja Rail, $500m For NTA by obailala(m): 4:42pm On Mar 06, 2020*. Modified: 4:58pm On Mar 06, 2020 |
kushercain: And education gets $100m This loan isn't the national budget and it doesn't replace the national budget (which already has ~$3bn for education). It's just a loan primarily to finance certain key capital projects and i dont see anything wrong with that. Meanwhile without even reading it in detail, I even see some more funds for education in there: – Better Education Service Delivery for All (BESDA) ($500m, nationwide). So how did you come up with your $100m figure? Crowd mentality? Education is important but sometimes we need to leave this crowd mentality begin and kiss the truth; Nigeria has a massive infrastructure deficiency and all funds cant just be spent on education in a country that doesnt have mere power supply or mororable roads. I particularly would be pleased to see Mambilla hydro dam come to existence as that singular project would change the game in our power woes. Sometime in 2016 when power generation and distribution hit 5100mw, everybody confessed how power supply in their areas had improved, and then it crashed back to below 4000mw and we returned to darkness. Mambilla alone adding consistent 3000mw to the grid will change a lot. Fairly good power supply eill cancel a lot of misery and frustration we experience everyday in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s $22.7 Billion Loan Spending Plan: $1.25bn For Abuja Rail, $500m For NTA by obailala(m): 2:23pm On Mar 06, 2020 |
COMPAQ: I disagree with most of the things there!!! For goodness sake why are we taking a loan of $500mln to digitize NTA!!! As far as I'm concerned NTA should be privatized. If Channels, AIT, TCV and other are surviving on their own and doing far better than NTA, why should we be taking a loan for NTA?
Even the east West road that's there for me is a fraud. Which east west road are they still doing that needs to be $800mln (NGN288bln!!!) East West Road is Eket Junction to Port Harcourt; Port Harcourt to Warri; Warri to Benin, Benin to Ore; Ore to Shagamu Interchange.
Of these, only Ore to Shagamu and Warri to Benin remain. Not sure that should cost N288bln. unless they plan to add Calabar to Uyo to Eket Junction to it then I can agree. The East West road is actually just Warri to Ikot Abasi (Eket Junction), and the truth is that current work done cant be much more than 50%.... $800m though is weird. N100bn sgould compleye the job. |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s $22.7 Billion Loan Spending Plan: $1.25bn For Abuja Rail, $500m For NTA by obailala(m): 12:22pm On Mar 06, 2020 |
Why must every thread on this forum and every discussion in Nigeria always degenerate to tasteless inter tribal war? Why must people always drag their foolishness everywhere? What's wrong with Yorubas and Igbos? |
Travel › Re: Enugu Airport: Reps Ask Contractor To Double Efforts Towards Easter Deadline by obailala(m): 12:01pm On Mar 06, 2020*. Modified: 1:04pm On Mar 06, 2020 |
junketer: my prayer is for it to be completed and be able to receive international flights. But expect anything good from buhari at your own peril. I am waiting. I would very much like to fly directly to enugu whenever I visit nigeria instead of lagos. Like I said before, you will not admit it, you may not even be aware of it, but a large chunk of your spirit prays for the airport project to be abandoned so you can can enjoy the privilege of saying "I told you so". |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s $22.7 Billion Loan Spending Plan: $1.25bn For Abuja Rail, $500m For NTA by obailala(m): 11:38am On Mar 06, 2020*. Modified: 1:06pm On Mar 06, 2020 |
Mambilla dam, East West road, Calabar to PH rail, Lagos to Kano rail, upgrade of transmission infrastructure; if the borrowed funds can actually be used to complete these ones alone, then the loan is definitely worth it. I dont know about the other things on the list $500m for NTA though?  |
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole: No Man Born Of A Woman Can Bring Down Who God Stands With (Video) by obailala(m): 9:19am On Mar 06, 2020 |
BERNIMOORE: Because Oshiomole people thought would stand by truthful principles going by his activities as a distinguished Comrade Turned to be a opposite and let's talk about the PDP, it is on record that Goodluck Jonathan aided his victory in his second term as Edo governor even though he is in opposition, he even mention it during his talk and thank Gej for Not interfering and allowing one man one vote situation, All of a sudden Oshiomole had Buhari in power and boasted that all SS States will be delivered to APC, when Lyon won Bayelsa he boastfully said that he delivered bayelsa the Home of their (PDP)leader And taunt Gej as weak and PDP talking like God, But God Struck Oshiomole, in Gej's weakness God shows power, God delivered Bayelsa out of Oshiomoles pocket, not only that Gej was received in Edo by the whole government house in a wild jubilation, While Oshiomole had all roads to his house blocked with refuse tankers Booed at the airport like a lepper....so, Oshiomole attract PDP Supporters bashing and he called for it and see him looking desperately bastardising court proceses which he knew would not stand, No wife again. Nobody even shuiab left him only the president who takes order from proxies left with him, its about time Oshiomole has bitten more than he can chew, turning himself to a laughing stock. Lol... see hatred! |
Politics › Re: Senator Abaribe Confronts Lawan On $22.7 Billion Loan Approval For Buhari (Video by obailala(m): 9:03am On Mar 06, 2020 |
King44: above all no plans on ground to pay back, I sha know that one day buhari would leave the gvt and his immunity would be scrapped then fowl yansh go open Buhari is battling with his health currently, that's why you hardly see him in publoc. He would probably not be alive for long after leaving office. This one is a problem for future Nigerians. |
Politics › Re: Senator Abaribe Confronts Lawan On $22.7 Billion Loan Approval For Buhari (Video by obailala(m): 8:51am On Mar 06, 2020 |
Hmmmm.... $22.7bn... Obviously Lawan used his powers as oga here to gag every dissenting voice; he forcefully approved this loan request single handedly.
IF the money is juduciously used for it's intended purpose, then it wouldnt be a bad idea borrowing, but anything else, Nigeria is in serious trouble. |
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole: No Man Born Of A Woman Can Bring Down Who God Stands With (Video) by obailala(m): 8:44am On Mar 06, 2020 |
Why exactly do PDP supporters hate Oshiomole so much? |
Travel › Re: Enugu Airport: Reps Ask Contractor To Double Efforts Towards Easter Deadline by obailala(m): 8:36am On Mar 06, 2020 |
junketer: forget this images. Buhari is just playing cheap politics with this airport. I tell you, they will delay this construction until such a time that we'll be asking for just local airlines to just land there. Then the airport will be operational for just local airlines again and they will give one jargon about it not being ready for international flights yet and that's the end of it. Buhari will never make this airport international. Mark my words. When we make statements like the above, whether we agree to it openly or not, the fact is that we're silently praying for our words to be fulfilled. Just imagine the evil prayers of a human being all because of hatred for the president. These your words are obviously your prayers for the airport (that the project should be abandoned) so you can gladly come back to Nairaland and say "I said it". God pass una; the airport will be completed before Easter. |
Health › Re: Coronavirus: Why We Won’t Reveal Italian Identity – Lagos Govt by obailala(m): 1:30pm On Mar 05, 2020 |
We just love to bother ourselves with nonsense issues in Nigeria; I guess its largely due to boredom or joblessness. Whether corona is real or fake in Nigeria, if it's so important for anyone to verify, they can as well invade the infectious disease quarantine centre. |
Health › Re: Coronavirus: Italian Patient Recovering Well, Now Eats Amala - Lagos Government by obailala(m): 9:41am On Mar 05, 2020 |
Everything in Nigeria these days must have a conspiracy theory. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Father Mbaka: I Spend $2 Million On Charity Monthly by obailala(m): 12:34pm On Mar 04, 2020 |
Omo this one get as e be oo.... 2 million in dollars?  |
Politics › Re: Cross River Assembly Rejects Ikpeme As Chief Justice Because She’s From AkwaIbom by obailala(m): 8:36am On Mar 04, 2020 |
She's even married to a Cross Rivers person. Africans and this our ethnic dumbness. After we go to other nations and call it racism when we're denied certain rights. |
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Dismisses Ihedioha's Application For Review by obailala(m): 2:03am On Mar 04, 2020*. Modified: 2:22am On Mar 04, 2020 |
topboss: For every action their is an opposite reaction.
He just told u that APC in Imo state is a wasted journey. We were earlier begging Ihedioha on behalf of Rochas. Nexttime we will join and help him demolish all works of APC. Hope has no mandate. So if Uzodimma builds solid infrastructure in the state, the game plan of PDP minions is to come in future and start demolishing even meaningful structures to spite APC?.... What a classic case of IBERIBERISM!!! A clear reason why PDP may never smell that seat. Ndi ara ndi ara! |
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Dismisses Ihedioha's Application For Review by obailala(m): 1:42am On Mar 04, 2020*. Modified: 2:27am On Mar 04, 2020 |
hammerU: PDP HAS TWO YEARS TO KEEP TRACK OF HOPE ACTIVITIES
PDP HAS TWO YEARS TO MOBILISE DISGRUNTLED IMOLITES.
PDP HAS TWO YEARS TO UNLEASH TOTAL DESTRUCTION ON EVERYTHING DONE IN IMO STATE BY APC.
TWO YEARS TO ENSURE NO NONE IGBO IS LEFT IN IMO STATE.
APC NEEDS TO KNOW THAT RIGGING OUR STATE ONLY MAKES MATTERS WORST.
IF WE ACCOMMODATED FULANI AND A FEW HAUSA, AFTER TWO YEARS WE DONT WANT TO SEE ANY YORUBA, HAUSA OR FULANI IN IMO STATE.
WE DONT WANT TO SEE ANY MOSQUE THERE.
ALL SCHOOLS IN IMO STATE WILL ONLY BE TAUGHT IN THE IGBO LANGUAGE.
WE WILL ZERO APC EFFORTS AND TURN IMO TO A NO GO ZONE FOR ALL THE AFOREMENTIONED ABOVE, WITHIN DAYS, AFTER WAITING TWO YEARS.. Haba... What manner of violent wailing and xenophobia is this? By the way, Imo state has always had a mosque with a chief imam in Owerri (shell camp area) probably before you were even born, but just now just now you've ascribed it to Uzodimma who entered weeks ago? Interesting! And gain, who exactly are you to even chase non-Igbos away from Imo state? Imo state indigenes live in different parts of the country and your game plan is to chase non-Igbos away from Imo state because your party lost a litigation? Anyway, just to remind you by the way (cos you've repeatedly been saying "two years!! two years!!" all over this thread), Uzodimma's tenure officially started last month so I think you should be saying "in four (4) years"; you should prepare your mind to see his rounded yellow face for a minimum of 4 years.... Your darling PDP may even go extinct before then. |
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Dismisses Ihedioha's Application For Review by obailala(m): 3:53pm On Mar 03, 2020 |
peeddy: Injustice by the presidency has been upheld and jealously guided by the judiciary. The only Hope that Ihedioha has was the court, but they myopicly dashed the feeling to someone anwering the name. What is the business of presidency in this? |
Travel › Re: China Plans To Ease Residence Permit For Foreigners, Chinese Citizens React by obailala(m): 1:02pm On Mar 03, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Supreme Court Stands Down To Deliver Judgement On Ihedioha’s Review Request by obailala(m): 12:23pm On Mar 03, 2020 |
I smell a rerun... |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 1:34pm On Mar 01, 2020 |
seguno2: And the billions won’t do anything at all for making progress towards achieving the things you listed? Are they things that were achieved all at once and then the non-mediocre governments/people stopped spending on the things? So in essence, you now agree with my original submission that N100bn cannot turn a local government in Nigeria to dubai? You now agree it can only do a fraction?... So what exactly are you still arguing about? Did anybody here tell you N100bn cannot do anything?  |
Politics › Re: NEC Rules Out Regional Security Outfits, Set To Implement “RUGA” by obailala(m): 11:38am On Mar 01, 2020 |
Theres nothing wrong with implementing RUGA, as long as it's done only in willing states.. Anything to get the marauding herdsmen off the streets is welcome.
Regarding regional security, the fg has no authority to stop states from implementing state security outfits... even they speak the legal english and say it's illegal for it to be regional, then states can still go ahead and implement state outfits which will cooperate with neighbouring states. |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 9:30am On Mar 01, 2020*. Modified: 9:50am On Mar 01, 2020 |
seguno2: I thought that you would have figured that out but I was mistaken. What is the single problem of your local government that N70-100 billion can’t solve over what period Lol... Both our minds apparently operate on different levels, so what you may adjudge to be 'adequate development' is obviously different from what I take it to be. In terms of development, N100bn cannot upgrade the most developed LGA in Nigeria to the most basic standard of a Local council in the UK. We talking of standard roads, street lighting, electricity, pipe borne water to all homes, environmental sanitation, health facilities (including standby emergency services), a functional fire department, security infrastructure, standard schools, residential housing etc. Take a trip outside Nigeria and go take a look at what real development truly means. Building a single lane road without street lighting, road markings or proper underground drainage, or building classroom block without water supply, electricity or toilet facilities isn't adequate development, that's pathetic mediocrity. |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 5:37am On Mar 01, 2020 |
seguno2: Did you not type the comment that I quoted and replied to ...yes but your question was totally off point. Do you mind explaining what the relevance of my LGA chairman is to the topic? Or is that too much for you? |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 9:48pm On Feb 29, 2020 |
Chijeep: mtcchhhwwww. .. u walk in2 a restaurant with #70 dey will know dat u av intention in buying buh wat of if u don't av kobo...
r u with me and if you dont have kobo but need to eat what happens? You steal the food? |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 8:24pm On Feb 29, 2020 |
Chijeep: Oga hear ursef...
so mak we no talk abt d 70b abi? wat den is der rson of collecting it... oga u nid 2 chk ursef. What do you mean by "make we no talk about 70b"... Where did that come from and what's it's relevance?.... You walk into a buka to buy food of N1000 and you have only N70. Since you say it's silly to borrow money to complete the funds, please tell us how you expect to buy that meal?.... Na everything person must explain for una like children sef? *spits* |
Crime › Re: How Much The EFCC Recovered From January Through November, 2019 by obailala(m): 6:25pm On Feb 29, 2020 |
Seunpaul01: What heck are u saying.
70b will not solve the problem but it ll solve part of it. It can go a long way to do things that will improve life. At the end u are the one with deliberate failure of common sense. Chijeep: hear ursef... 70bn is nothing but u r mentioning trillions here. don't u know dat if u subtract #1 frm million is no longer a million? u r just talking as if u don't know account at all. Nobody said N70bn is small money or that it cannot solve a problem. But can N70bn solve a problem that requires trillions?... The reason I made my earlier comment was because several persons kept asking why Nigeria still needs to borrow even after recovering N70bn. Is N70bn now equivalent to a trillion? Is this now what they teach in Nigerian schools? A problem requires trillions to solve. Someone brings N70bn, and you're here asking why money still has to be borrowed? If you still can't see the flaw in your logic, then it's a shame. |