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giftq:
Oga, stop playing with words.
Every vaccination is a medical outreach.
But not every medical outreach is a vaccination.

So why is this particular medical outreach adamantly being referred to as vaccination, 'forceful vaccination' in fact?

The guy whom you quoted who claimed his kids got a vaccination, were his kids abducted on the road or from their schools before given the vaccines or did he take his kids to the outreach centres himself?... Why must we keep deliberately propagating falsehood?... Is this the best form of political opposition today?

raker300:
Liars!!!

I saw them in one of the schools here.

Their heavy van parked out front.

Blackened faces with red teeth

These guys know how to lie!!!

Why didn’t they ask for parental consent first?

What if those kids have already been vaccinated from said disease?

Vaccination has never been done in the east before by military personnel, why start now?

These guys should stop fooling themselves abeg.

How come every ipob faithful interprets medical outreach as vaccination?... Military sets up medical camps in canopies, if you feel you need any medical attention, you can visit and get free care; if you dont need their medicare, you simply igbore and go about your business.

Despite all the explanations given on this particular event of yesterday, how come there are still adamant humans like yourself who still call it vaccination?

Innoweeny10:
Omg.....why Is all these happening student are running away from schools at IMO state when the news and incidents got there.....What has the leaders of tomorrow done to deserve death.

The real question is, what did the Igbo nation do to deserve these steady bombardments of lies, deceit and propaganda from the cesspit called radio biafra and the likes?... It all started as a joke post 2015 elections but right now the joke is no longer funny, the paranoia is now all over and even educated/enlightened people who should know better are now falling for the steady flowing propaganda and swallowing rubbish... Very soon people will no longer visit hospitals because they no longer trust any institution which has any links with government. Same way in which parents in the far north refused polio immunization for their kids due to a prevailing rumour that the Christian GEJ govt in conjunction with the West was planning to kill northern children with immunisation; for that reason, Nigeria still remains one of the 2 countries globally which hasnt eradicated polio.

The real question you should be asking is, where did the so called incident reported by the Op happen?.. who are the 3 or is it 100 children that have been killed by buhari/apc/army/hausa immunisation and where are they from?

The other thread claims it was Mgbidi, now this one says it's Nnewi; that Buhari is poisoning Igbo children under the guise of immunisation. God save us from this mentality before everybody runs mad.

dafuturis:
There is huge panic here in Mgbidi. schools are closed and children are returning back home in there thousands.
Parents having children in crèches and primary schools are in turbulence as many can't reach their children. No bike, cheapest bike is around N700 for distance normally N50.
I hear this is as a result of the presence of immunisation personnels in schools​.

more info later......

What are the immunisation personnel doing?... Abducting children?

enm:
Abeg no vex ooh. Who be the thief to steal that kind money.

I thought you should be asking this question to the person I quoted?

meccuno:
u must be a mo.ron to think that one individual can steal that large amount of money......do you think its 90 billion naira??

You're definitely not even a tenth as smart as you think you are, else you would have noted the bare faced/full frontal sarcasm in my post. Whilst my statement was in quotation, I stated it was a silly conclusion, but even with all that, you still just couldnt comprehend it, and you actually think I am the morron between us both?

This Op of this thread has just brightened my morning with his question. It will definitely be a good day

NASTYNASOSO:
HMMMNN

INSTEAD OF YOU TO SEEK KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU LACK YOU ARE HERE RANTING.
YOU THINK YOUR CONFUSION AND SUB STANDARD EDUCATION IS ENOUGH FOR YOU TO THROW COMMENTS ON WHAT YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF.
YOU ARE A NOBODY IN THE OIL AND GAS TERRAIN, AS SUCH YOU DONT DESERVE MY TIME FOR ARGUMENTS.

You know you could have simply just answered his question without resorting to insults?... It was a valid question, how can a company execute a job and not take any profits?

OjukwuWarBird:
Yes oooooo

You trust a thief who stole $26b within 2 years.


Nigerians we hail thee. The land of zombies.

"At least he hasnt broken the record of the last thief who stole $90billion."

**the 2 statements above hover in similiar level of silliness**

adeolakemi:
don't mind that blind supporter of buhari

alfajet:
It isn't foolishness my dear, it's the truth. Check, compare and contrast the two pictures.

The Op obviously has like minds swimming around...

fallout87:
Hasn't this government already taken massive loans to pay for the budget?

What the heck are those loans for?

Are they just to pay salary to senators, reps and the president and his staff?

Are those loans just to be embezzled by allocating insane amounts for the presidency clinic then watching them disappear in thin air as if you're watching a magic show?


This is the worst most useless government in this country's history. Nothing but propaganda.

A loan agreement has been reached with the CHinese to construct the Calabar to LAgos coastal rail and the Lagos to Kano rail. Get your facts right.

ChilledPill:
Aisha the shameless harlot is busy screwing jubril's dirty joystick, and laughing and dancing on her husband's (who in turn is an uncircumsized phelistian and a terrorist) grave.


shameless thing, it is time we send jubril packing for over-acting his script.

lol.. kontinuu! You go soon reach the promised land, you go soon tear cloth enter market...

Hofbrauhaus:
In 2014, in one of our meetings, somebody called Kanu on radio BIAFRA and said, " why are you in far away obodo oyibo, clamouring for BIAFRA, go back to Nigeria, so that we can know you are serious"....

Later this year, some fools came out to say, Kanu doesn't live in Nigeria, he would leave the country when the war starts...

Now this suicide bomber from Yola is making a fool of herself thinking she is insulting the supreme leader....? Is nnamdi Kanu the minister of health? You can easily know the wife of a fool by how she talks...

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Lol.. who is this one sweating on the tongue?... Biko how did you arrive at your "NK is minister of health" interpretation from the woman's statement?... Seems like anger is getting you disoriented?...

shevchenko:
She married a paedophile who devoured her at the tender age of 8 .she needs mental help

Lol.. typical ipob IQ, 'our dilector told us a woman born in 1971 was 8 years old when she got married in 1989 says, so therefore it is tlue.'

Between your flock and that woman, who do you think needs more mental help?

How did he get the name 'Okoroawusa'?

Lawd av merci!

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istandfortruth:
referendum = war

That the thinking of shallow minds. Yet today Spain is apologising to the injured Catalans, the sooner we see that guns don't always work the better for us all. Its very possible to achieve Biafra without firing a single shot.

But it would have been a lot better to have a united Nigeria thats 'filled with love and devoid of nepotism because the government of today has proven that fiscal corruption isn't the worst thing destroying Nigeria but Nepotistic corruption is.

To add to the bolded, another thinking which may be classified as shallow is the comparison of a jungle society like Nigeria to a millenium old civilisation like Spain, and expecting the same reactions and results in both societies.

She don turn senior kpians

Amarabae:
Kwankwaso is an ethnic jingoist and will be more nepotistic than buhari.

I've heard and seen numerous rants online about Kwankwaso helping only Hausa-Fulanis. The last time I checked, he's an ex-governor of a predominantly Hausa-Fulani state and he is currently a senator representing his Hausa-Fulani constituents. I'm not sure I understand the logic of expecting a senator to leave his own constituents to start helping outsiders.

felixomor:
The people donating money to church have already payed tax.
You cant tax contribution of tax payers who have already payed tax.

Try to reason it properly. Ok

Yeah you are right; church money received from donations, offerings, tithes etc should not be taxed cos that would amount to double taxation. But church income received from mega businesses like expensive universities, executive jet leasing, printing presses etc should be taxed.

Money received as donations, freewill givings, tithes etc should not be taxed as that would amount to double taxation (the original giver would have already been taxed). However, income from church businesses such as expensive universities, executive jet leasing, printing presses etc should be taxed.

Customer80:
Do you know that in rivers state ogba egbema ndoni local government is highest oil producing local government followed by Oyigbo (Obigbo) local government in rivers state, forget this your core south south thing, it's nothing working

Go back and read my last 2 responses. Maybe if you did, you wouldnt keep bothering me with these pointless elementary geography lessons.

frankihima:
if u want to hear Fulani herdsmen killing pls go and look for one and kill and come back to tell me the result.because u people didn't kill they are people that is why they don't retaliate if u kill they will also kill OK.

Sorry what ar you talking about and why is your comment directed at me?

disandat:
It's too bad you see it this way. I support PMB's presidency but I'm deeply displeased by his understanding of killings by herdsmen. I don't want to wish your person their visit so as to correct your view of them. Let me just ask you. If as a dealer on foodstuff, would you understand if someone who deals on kerosene is having sales downtime and moves into your shop un-invited? Knowing so well that he didn't pay for your shop and his presence means your absence?
See we are the reason why there are sooo many ills in Nigeria. Our love for some ppl in power makes us take wrong stand on serious matters. Why were they in a haste to tag IPOB terrorists when herdsmen that slaughter for fun have not been even been cautioned? Please remove this your post.

Quit reasoning emotionally! Go back to the original post on this thread and find out what the original question was. The Op asked a simple question about why the herdsmen wahala seems to be on low key right now. The dude you quoted gave an answer which seems logical to the specific question raised by the thread.

So what exactly is wrong with that?... How on earth did you translate that into all the political alliance explanations you've just written above?... How did you deduce support for PMB or support for herdsmen from the answer given to the question?... Obviously you were disappointed by the response because the moment you saw the word 'herdsmen', all you wanted to see was condemnation, denouncing, renouncing, rebuking and insulting of PMB irrespective of what the question was.

People just need to get a grip of their emotions.

rexbuton:
you said my mind. he has answered their question already but they are berating him for not swallowing their bait...

Yeah you're definitely right... It's just sad how these people have psychologically abused their own minds, they're now only capable of reasoning and acting emotionally, with zero objectivity.

yanshDoctor:
2) yaradua. he reduce pump price.

If I remember right, petrol sold for N62 until the week before handover in May 27th 2007 when OBJ gave Nigeria a parting gift by yanking the pump price to N75. Labour Unions began their protests for pump price to be returned to normal and as soon as Yaradua came in, he reduced the price only to N65. I'm not sure I underatand how that is an achievement.

BounceNigeria:
The can of worms have been opened and the stench is ugly.

Earlier in the day, news broke that a letter, which the Minister of State for Petroleum, and Chairman Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) board wrote to President Buhari over the state of affairs in the NNPC, had leaked into public domain.

In the letter, Kachikwu detailed instances of corruption and insubordination channeled by NNPC's Group Managing Director (GMD), Dr Maikanti Baru.

Here are 5 damaging things Kachikwu's letter revealed.

1. Kachikwu hasn't seen President Buhari since he got back from London: According to Kachikwu, despite repeated attempts to see President Buhari, the two Petroleum ministers have not had a one-on-one meeting since Buhari got back from his extended sick leave in the United Kingdom. Said Kachikwu:

"I would have wanted to come personally after receiving you at the airport to felicitate with you and discuss matters herein contained, however I have been unable to secure an appointment to see you despite very many attempts."

2. Appointments have been made in NNPC without proper consultation: Under normal circumstances, every major appointment made in the NNPC should be subject to approval by the board. But this hasn't been the case. Kachikwu in his letter said that he finds out about appointments and re-postings in the NNPC the same time as every other Nigerian - on the pages of newspapers and on social media, despite being the boss at NNPC.

He further said this has been the case since Dr Baru resumed as NNPC GMD. Wrote Kachikwu:

"Indeed in anticipation of vacancies that would arise from retiring senior executives of NNPC, I wrote the GMD a letter requesting that we both have prior review of the proposed amendments. This was to enable me present same to the Board or give an anticipatory approval and then review with the Board later (Appendix 1). I wrote to the GMD given previous happenstances of this nature. In addition, thereafter, I called the GMD to a private meeting where I discussed these issues. Needless to say that, not only did he not give my letter the courtesy of a reply, he proceeded to announce the appointments without consultation or Board concurrence."

3. Over $25 billion worth of contracts have been awarded without following due process: According to Kachikwu, in the over one year Dr Baru has served as NNPC GMD, no contract has been run through the board. This is in spite of the fact that the legal and procedural requirement of contract awarding is that contracts worth over $20 million would need to be reviewed and approved by the Board of NNPC.

Kachikwu went on to list a number of contracts totaling $25 billion which were awarded by the NNPC Tenders Board which GMD, Dr Baru heads that flouted the $20 million mark.

The contracts include:

- The Crude Term contracts - value at over $10 billion

- The DSDP contracts - value at over $5bn

- The AKK pipeline contract - value approximately $3bn

- Various finacing allocation funding contracts with the NOCs - value over $3bn

- Various NPDC production service contracts - value at over $3bn -$4bn



4. GMD attends meetings at will: Collaborative meetings are important in every organisation to chart a course, and the NNPC is no different. It is to this end that Kachikwu, in his letter, said he instituted Monthly Parastatal meetings with Heads of Agencies, and another with the Senior Management in all Parastatals.

However, Kachikwu said the GMD objected to his senior staff attending the Joint Senior Management meetings on the ground that "this was over reaching his territory".

Kachikwu went on to say that Baru barely attends the monthly Heads of Agencies meetings, and in other cases, sends "subordinates without the courtesy of a call to explain his absence". He also added that since 2017, he has only had about 4 or 5 one-on-one meetings with Baru.

5. Fear culture in NNPC: According to Kachikwu, "the effect of the attitude of the GMD and the sidelining of the Board is that there is a fear culture in NNPC".

He went on to say that the open administration which he introduced with President Buhari's support has been eroded and that "NNPC staff are afraid of contacting me to avoid being punished, sidelined in appointments and targeted."


Source: http://news.bounce.ng/Content/nnpc-5-damaging-things-kachikwu-revealed-in-his-letter-to-buhari-20171004

All this ones just tire me completely...

If Buhari doesnt respond to these weighty allegations accordingly, then it's time for Kachikwu to just hand over his resignation and allow Buhari sink his own government with his own clannish cabal.

Customer80:
You wrote nothing here. there's nothing like core south south here, in all the states we have our people their, they are also oil producing communities. leave these stories of core or not core south south

I made my point very very very clear.... By saying Core SS, I mean Niger Delta minority tribes from whose lands and swamps over 95% of Nigeria's oil production comes from. There's absolutely no ambiguity in my explanation, so if you claim you still don't get my point, it's because you deliberately do not want to get it.

Customer80:
what do you mean by the core south south? Igbos are in the core south south, in delta state like asaba, Ibusa , ogwashi uku etc in akwaibom , we have akirika obus, ohaobu all in ika lga, in ukanafun we have the azunmini Igbos, in Cross river we have the usobos, In rivers we have Obigbos, egbemas which was partioned into two, one in imo, the other in rivers etc as far as we have to these oil producing communities, we have right to talk about anything concerning south south

Bro, we all know there cant be a perfect geopolitical boundary/borderline separating tribes; of course there are several Igbo communities within the geopolitical boundaries of the area called the south-south, same way in which there are Yorubas in the North Central states of Kwara and Kogi and Ijaws in Ondo. So there's no need to lecture me on anything, save your energy cos I have a very good knowledge of Nigeria's human and physical geography.

Regarding the point raised, I'm sure you understand exactly what I meant by 'core south-south' - I was referring to the Niger-Delta minority tribes on whose lands and waters most (over 95%) of Nigeria's oil comes from. I personally dont like to use the term 'minority', reason why I used the phrase 'core SS'.

7Alexander:
And who told you the guy you quoted is Igbo? You guys keep throwing 'IPOB' into your sentence just to sound politically intelligent

It doesnt matter if the specific guy I quoted was Igbo or if he was IPOb; the statement I made was/is still valid anyway.

Likei:
Wetin dis wan dey talk?

Lol...