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Crime › Re: Nigerian Migrant Jumps From Five Storey Building In Germany. Photos by obailala(m): 2:03pm On Sep 05, 2018
IYANGBALI:
Thank God he didn't dead
Bros this ur English is even capable of finishing him off grin
Politics › Re: 'Free Leah Sharibu': Tom Brake Protests At Nigerian High Commission In UK by obailala(m): 9:58am On Sep 05, 2018
CharleyBright:
Isnt VP Oshibanjo a Pastor Christian in this govt?
Why would oshibanjo keep silent when a teenager is held captive in defense of the faith Oshibanjo says he preaches when all other non christian teenagers abducted were released?
Injustice only thrive when the Righteous keeps silence and endure.
Buhari woukd have ordered the entire Nigerian Army to go after Boko Haram if they had abducted and released all christians except muslim girl.
Oshibanjo no do well.
Osinbajo is not the C-in-C, so I wonder what else some people expect him to do besides talking. And of course, I'm sure it's only when he grabs a megaphone singing it along the streets like town criers, that's when some people would ackowledge he has spoken.
Politics › Re: 'Free Leah Sharibu': Tom Brake Protests At Nigerian High Commission In UK by obailala(m): 9:53am On Sep 05, 2018
kunmiiii:
Gbam!! No mind them, they are keyboard activists.

On the other hand...Madam Oby, is this you?
Lol grin

I'm just a concerned Nigerian who gets infuriated and disgusted when I see children (and some adults) insulting the efforts of a woman who sacrifices her resources fighting for a better Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: Emeka Enyiocha Flaunts His Fat Nipples In New Photos by obailala(m): 8:58am On Sep 05, 2018
Lol... Wakanda dressing is dis?
Politics › Re: 'Free Leah Sharibu': Tom Brake Protests At Nigerian High Commission In UK by obailala(m): 8:55am On Sep 05, 2018
SpatialKing:
Action like this are what is expected from Nigerian so called human activitist like Festus Kayamo and Femi Falana.. But they have sold their conscience.
What stops YOU from being a human rights activist?... Those people you call activist have already done a lot for random people and random causes in this nation; nobody paid them for it, nobody employed them for it and it is not their job. There are 180million other Nigerians of which you and I also make up the number; even a foreigner has decided to protest on our behalf. So what stops you?... Or is your own destiny to sit comfy behind keyboard criticising others who has even made contributions in the past?
Politics › Re: 'Free Leah Sharibu': Tom Brake Protests At Nigerian High Commission In UK by obailala(m): 8:42am On Sep 05, 2018
SpyAC:
l love this, where is madam due process oby when u need her most, now leah u will not hear her voice, but if it was Aisha, we no go hear word
Madam Oby has been under the sun and under the rain for countless number of days fighting for kidnapped girls to be released; she's been teargased, she's been manhandled, she's been brutalised, she's even been made to visit Sambisa forest all because of her advocacy for the release of kidnapped girls and she has definitely achieved some results even its just the releasw of Aisha as you loosely put it.

Now let me remind you, that woman is almost 60 and she is an ordinary Nigerian just like you and nobody pays her for what she does. Madam Oby is just one person and there are over 180 million other Nigerians; so the real questions you should be asking yourself are as follows:

Are you disabled?...
Are you paralised?...
What about your own mother and other women in your family? Are you all paralised or deaf or dumb that you cannot go and protest for the release of Leah?
Is it a crime if you and your own family members go and protest?
Must you all sit behind keyboards and wait for 1 person (madam Oby) to do everything for you?
Business › Re: China To Provide 85% Funding For $2.8 Billion AKK Gas Pipeline Project by obailala(m): 9:35am On Sep 04, 2018
Tzben:
Thanks for your detailed answer.. I greatly appreciate it. I now understand the notion well..
you're welcome.
Business › Re: China To Provide 85% Funding For $2.8 Billion AKK Gas Pipeline Project by obailala(m): 9:34am On Sep 04, 2018
anjilgreat:
You nailed it there. This project is more of a win-win situation for China but same cannot be said for Nigerian.

They will exploit our natural resources, use skilled labourers from China and use unskilled labourers from Nigeria, who they will maltreat and our labour law cannot defend.

The project is actually a welcomed development but out leaders have to be smart in such bilateral ties/agreement to avoid becoming economic slaves to China.
You're very right about this, the only reason these deals usually end up being detrimental to Africa is cos we have lousy leaders. Besides even negotiating a good deal at the start, its very possible to still payback these loans in record time and avoid undue interest payments because these are capital projects that should actually generate great income. But once again, the lousiness of leaders who prefer political welfarism, would turn these projects to liabilities instead of income creating assets.
Politics › Re: Matthew Seiyefa Recalls Redeployed DSS Officers by obailala(m): 8:17am On Sep 04, 2018
Buhari about to replace Mr Seiyefa with a cabal anointed Fulani.
Business › Re: China To Provide 85% Funding For $2.8 Billion AKK Gas Pipeline Project by obailala(m): 8:11am On Sep 04, 2018
Tzben:
1. Why focusing on the north, not a tribalist.. Just a neutral question..
2. What is China's gain in this.. What did we offer to obtain this?

Good project.. But more light need to be shed
1. There's currently no gas pipeline to the north, any initiative to help utilise Nigeria's gas, improve industralisation and reduce gas flaring/wasting is a welcome development.

2. China will reap mega profits from interests; nothing goes for nothing. Remember again that for most of these projects, the cash loaned cash isnt given, rather the agreement is that a Chinese company takes the contract to execute the project. It also ensures them easy access to exploit Africa's resources, just like the western world had done in time past. In conclusion, China gains massively and we also gain (because we cant fund ourselves). But if our leaders are smart enough to payback quickly, we can avoid being enslaved; but you know how African leaders are.
Business › Re: China To Provide 85% Funding For $2.8 Billion AKK Gas Pipeline Project by obailala(m): 8:01am On Sep 04, 2018
Emmymarvel:
Another country working so hard to make things better for usthemselves, while our own leaders just loot money and keep in a safe in their mansions.
I had to correct your point above. That is not to say it wouldnt benefit Nigeria though, but China will definitely reap mega rewards from these greek gifts.
Politics › Re: Ben And Evelyn Murray-Bruce Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary (Photos) by obailala(m): 9:49pm On Sep 03, 2018
Did he get married at 22?.. wow!
Politics › Re: AFP Or Nigerian Army? Who Lied About The 30 Military Men Killed By Boko Haram?. by obailala(m): 10:27am On Sep 03, 2018
AkpaMgbor:
[s]Fvcking hypocrite..your damned moniker never fails to regurgitate garbage..so now you've resorted back to using pdp as your yardstick? So now pdp and the saintly apc are now birds of a feather?[/s]
Your brain is obviously the one spewing garbage here; you should go and seek help. The person I quoted acknowledged that the Nigerian military has always been known to lie over casualty figures, but he then went ahead to paint it an APC/Buhari thing. I simply highlighted the ill logic in his conclusion reminding him that this has got nothing to do with the political party as it is an ugly trend which predates the current guys.

So for you to have problems with this my comment, it obviously confirms my first sentence above that you need mental help.
Politics › Re: AFP Or Nigerian Army? Who Lied About The 30 Military Men Killed By Boko Haram?. by obailala(m): 10:15am On Sep 03, 2018
Realname:
quotthe trend has gotten way worse under this lifelss APC government

Josh killings international community listed the total dead to over 300 , I have. Friend who stays there she confirmed same Nigerian amry said it's not up to 100

When even the governor confirmed international reported figures
Oga, your attempt to turn this into a political PDP vs APC matter can be smelt from miles away. Since I was born, both the Nigerian military, police, government spokespersons etc have always lied about official casualty figures. It's a know fact that if the police (or whoever in government) tells you there were XX number of casualties, the typical thing is to multiply that number by a suitable factor to arrive at the true figure of casualties. Your attempt to turn it to an APC thing is duly noted.
Politics › Re: AFP Or Nigerian Army? Who Lied About The 30 Military Men Killed By Boko Haram?. by obailala(m): 9:41am On Sep 03, 2018
Realname:
Believe APC or this lifeless government at your own peril

The Nigerian army has always been known to lie

So the report is very true

Buhari the lifeless illiiterate terrorist sponsor cow whisperer has failed tremendously

2019 will fix this
This same Nigerian army also lied about these same issues under the last PDP government. So ehat exactly has this got to do with APC?
Politics › Re: 2019: Kenneth Okonkwo Gets Bashing Of His Life For Declaring Under APC - Pics by obailala(m): 12:57am On Sep 02, 2018
Politics of overflowing emotions and sentiments; the simple reason why the SE always loses out in the bigger political game.
Celebrities › Re: Kokun Foundation Gives Ugochukwu Ibere, Gala Seller Money For Feeding Prisoners by obailala(m): 10:16pm On Sep 01, 2018
Gbam!... Oluwa don answer my guy call!
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri's TEDx Talk On Restructuring, Everyone Is Talking About by obailala(m): 9:40pm On Sep 01, 2018
This thread is funny I swear. The other day he was caught as Wendell Simlins whilst trying to spread propaganda about SLS being the sponsor of Boko haram. Now oga pastor has multiplied like ebola virus into multiple personalities in nairaland grin cheesy grin
Politics › Re: Buhari's China Trip Is To Plot Rigging Of 2019 Elections, Saraki’s Removal- Timi by obailala(m): 11:16pm On Aug 31, 2018
What exactly can this group of apc leaders possibly discuss in China that cannot be discussed behind closed doors in Nigeria?... Is this supposed to be paranoia degenerating to slow reasoning on the part of Timi?... Is this the sort of dumb politics the PDP expects to use in unseating APC?
Politics › Re: James Ibori Defecting To APC: 'PDP Jailed Me, APC Released Me' by obailala(m): 5:06pm On Aug 31, 2018
The Odidigboigboi of the world himself about to sign up for APC. Wahala dey oo!! grin grin grin
Politics › Re: What Will Be Your Reaction If Buhari Is Reelected. by obailala(m): 11:03am On Aug 29, 2018
If Buhari wins in 2019, there would be loud sounds of weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth from certain sections of the country. Likewise in another section of the country, there would be wild ecstatic jubilation.

In the middle ground however, a lot of people would show no outward reactions at all. They would just leave a subtle sigh of frustration and then move on peacefully with the mindset that there's no hope for Nigeria ever being great. These group of people already envisage the outcome of the 2019 elections and arent going to bother themselves one bit about it.

Finally, in the camps where there would be wailing, there would be an explosion of agitations, but this time without proper coordination; several individuals would want to be the 'hero', so there would be multiple groups which would end up neutralizing each other. Eventually the agitations would end before it even starts because the sadness would be so great, people would get weakened easily and would just let things slide whilst they wait for 2023 when the 'enemy' would eventually leave.
Politics › Re: Lagos - Ibadan Railway Not A Buhari Project. by obailala(m): 4:45pm On Aug 28, 2018
naijapips04:
Quit being a kid. You are here claiming approved doesn't mean released but still can't show factually that the funds weren't actually released. FEC approved money to be spent. Can you show for a fact that these monies weren't spent?
Seriously?... For you not to know that there's a clear difference between 'approving funds' and actually 'releasing the funds', you just confirmed that you are either a child or an ignorant adult. But then again, on second thought, I dont believe you are any of the two; you're just another online mischievous political jobber trying to feign ignorance in order to distort facts.

You asked me to provide evidence that fund wasnt released; but that's just a lame defense cos you should be the one providing evidence that funds were released and not the other way around.. The simple (but pointless) evidence you seek from me dangles before your very nose, not a single block was dropped at the project site.

Since you continue to insist that GEJ released the funds for the project, then I guess the real question should then be, what happened to the funds?... Or was it swallowed as usual in the GEJ/PDP style?... Which contractor was given the contract and why was no work done?... Why did the new govt team have to travel to China several times to secure loans from scratch for the project if GEJ had already released the needed funds to the contractor?... or if GEJ did not release the funds to the contractor, who then was the money released to since you insist that GEJ's govt released funds for the project?.. Dasuki?... Cant you see you keep shooting and sabotaging yourself with this pointless argument?

Can you swear with your life that Buhari didn't meet anything on ground?
I mentioned it earlier to you that just as GEJ met something (i.e. a project approval on paper), PMB also met something which was also an approval on paper. It is now incumbent on you and your folks to prove to us that something was done outside the paper approval. The report you quoted only mentioned that a budget was approved; it didnt mention anywhere that the funds were released and neither did it say any bit of the project was started. In Nigeria, it is very typical for budgets to be approved but zero funds released eventually due to paucity of funds; the same scenario played out under OBJ. I do not believe you are ignorant of this, I'm very sure you're just being mischievous.
Politics › Re: Lagos - Ibadan Railway Not A Buhari Project. by obailala(m): 2:24pm On Aug 28, 2018
naijapips04:
Dude it is on the damn first line of the first paragraph of the damn report. Surely you are blind not to have seen this.
Do you mean to tell me and the rest of the readers on this forum that you do not know the difference between 'approving' and actually 'releasing' funds meant for a project?

Would this be the first time you've heard of a government 'approving' a budget for a project but eventually not releasing a dime for it due to paucity of funds?.... Did OBJ not also 'approve' funds for these projects when they were initially conceived (and then GEJ came in and re-evaluated and re-approved)?

So why exactly did you and your thread not give any credit to OBJ?

Oga quit this ridiculous argument please. In a project's lifecycle especially in Nigeria, 'approving' a budget amount means nothing.

Can you swear with your life that Buhari met nothing on ground as to regarding that rail system?
With regards to the title and narrative of this your thread, can you swear with your life that GEJ met nothing on ground with respect to the rail modernisation project?.... Was it not the same paperwork and paper approvals which GEJ received from OBJ that PMB also received from GEJ?... so how exactly is it now GEJs project and not OBJ's since you claim that paper approvals matter?

Quit being a mischievous political jobber; or at least of you must, try and be smart about it.
Politics › Re: Lagos - Ibadan Railway Not A Buhari Project. by obailala(m): 2:11pm On Aug 28, 2018
naijapips04:
Kiddo, go back and read the report then return so we can have a proper conversation.
I thought I missed it the first time, but upon the second read, I still couldnt see where the report pointed out that previous governments released any funding for the new standard gauge railway project. Maybe you could be kind enough to highlight the part of the report where that was mentioned.
Politics › Re: Lagos - Ibadan Railway Not A Buhari Project. by obailala(m): 1:56pm On Aug 28, 2018
naijapips04:
It's a good thing to finish projects started by your predecessor, afterall government they say, is a continuum. But it's evil when you don't recognize the work your predecessors have put it.

One thing you should understand is that railway projects are massive projects any day. They are usually divided in phases.

Second phase of Lagos - Ibadan Railway project was conducted under GEJ. Buhari is completing a phase of the project and suddenly wants to lay claim to the entire project?

That is criminal and very dangerous.
@Op
A project which was not conceived by GEJ's government and of which GEJ's government didnt invest a kobo on it, so how exactly does anyone go about opening threads like this ascribing ownership of the project to GEJ?... If the author of this piece had even tagged it an OBJ's project, it would have made some sense seeing that the concept of the modern standard gauge rails were properly developed under OBJ.

All these die hard Jonathanians and their "it is GEJ's project" tantrums, I just wonder when the ridiculous after-death sycophancy will end. Maybe one day we'd be told GEJ invented the air we breathe.
Politics › Re: Kingsley Moghalu Is Working For APC, Promised Kemi Adeosun's Job Confirmed! by obailala(m): 1:41pm On Aug 28, 2018
Even the blind can see this so called investigative report for what it is; just another very lame propaganda by the dead party of thieves (PDP) to scavenge the votes they think Moghalu has been able to gather.
Politics › Re: Ayade To Turn Tinapa Into University by obailala(m): 4:31am On Aug 27, 2018
PurplePatch:
If the FG government will allow a seaport in Calabar then it will work. If not that is exactly the result starring us in the face.



I'll be back with more contributions.
Can you please explain how the FG is disallowing a seaport in Calabar?... Ive heard this theory for too long without any explanation.
Politics › Re: Tunde Bakare: I Gave El-Rufai N160M To Contest For Kaduna Governor In 2015 by obailala(m): 3:28am On Aug 27, 2018
tinsel:
Trying to defend this pastor is annoying.
Okay so castigating him would have been pleasing to you right?... Sorry boy, everyone can't buy into what you like. You don't own the world. Peace!
Politics › Re: Tunde Bakare: I Gave El-Rufai N160M To Contest For Kaduna Governor In 2015 by obailala(m): 3:27am On Aug 27, 2018
wirinet:
No one said he was a pauper before he started church business, what we are saying is that he was not worth N160 million before he started his church business.

You keep hammering that he has or had other businesses apart from church business, why not shut us up by providing us info on these businesses.
Okay maybe he didnt have N160 million (or it's equivalent) when he started his ministry, but are you saying today that he cant muster up N160 million withiout dipping his hands into church funds?... Is tjat what your argument is?
Politics › Re: Tunde Bakare: I Gave El-Rufai N160M To Contest For Kaduna Governor In 2015 by obailala(m): 3:24am On Aug 27, 2018
Adekdammy:
I am sure if another pastor does same for the opposition, you would have typed using tithe money to finance politicians career, yes or no.

I know him very well, beyond the tv.......i still respect him and will always do but u still dont know him b4 latter rain

All is well.
YES you are right! if another pastor does same for the opposition (or even for an APC candidate), I would definitely say it's tithe money. But Pastor Bakare isn't the same thing as the 'others', he has a reputations which precedes him. He isnt your typical Nigerian pentecostal pastor who goes around dwelling on tithe and seed collection. He's even known to be a controversial pastor for this particular reason due to his constant scathing attacks on other Nigerian pastors which has kept him ostracised. This is actually public knowledge for anyone who cares to know, so its just laughable that you choose to lump him in the same category with others because you dont agree with him politically.
Politics › Re: APC Wins All 27 LG Chairmanship Seats In Imo by obailala(m): 6:34pm On Aug 26, 2018
Like I keep asking, what really is the essence of LGA elections in Nigeria if the party of the emperor of the state always wins 100%?
Politics › Re: Tunde Bakare: I Gave El-Rufai N160M To Contest For Kaduna Governor In 2015 by obailala(m): 6:28pm On Aug 26, 2018
matrix199:
When has the statement "You don't have to defend him" become an attack? When has it become an emotional reaction? Isn't it obvious you need the mental growth?


You don't know a single fact about Bakare. You claimed he was a rich man before becoming a pastor, that he owned a cargo airline.

Now read this... Bakare read law in Unilag between 1977 to 1980. He was called to bar in 1981, and went for NYSC afterward, and later joined Gani Fawehinmi Chambers. In 1984, he established his own chamber. In 1988, he was called into the ministry. In 1989, he founded the Latter Rain Assembly.

He never owned a large scale poultry farm, let alone a cargo airline.


I don't want to believe I wasted my time on you.
wirinet:
You said you knew little of him and yet you claim to know the source of his wealth, how come?

Your excuse seems lame and senseless. Tunde bakare was called to the bar at the age of 27 in 1981, so how come he had a cargo airline in the 80s or even the 90s?
Did he inherit a fortune from his parents?
As somebody who knew little about him, please help us answer these questions;
How much was he worth when he started his ministry in 1989?

How much is he worth now?

What businesses is he involved with now?

Where did he get the N160million to borrow El -Rufai?

Where did he expect El-Rufai to get the money to pay back?

How would he have gotten back his money if El -Rufai had lost the election?
Adekdammy:
Some things are not meant for social media. I still insist you dont know him.
Okay sorry guys, I obviously don't know him as much as you guys do. He was probably a pauper before he started his church business and irrespective of whatever other business or businesses he has going for him currently, he would never still be able to afford N16million, let alone N160 without dipping his hands into his church's purse. I rest my case!

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