Politics › Re: South East And South South Must Reject State Of Residence Plot. by obailala(m): 11:18am On Nov 03, 2017 |
The paranoia is real.... Reason why people should stay off drugs. |
Politics › Re: The Nigerian Dream In One Photo by obailala(m): 10:53pm On Nov 02, 2017 |
...and live the rest of his life abroad while loving Nigeria and being patriotic from abroad.  |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Governor Akeredolu Commissioning A Billboard; Twitter Users React by obailala(m): 8:53am On Nov 01, 2017 |
Lol... A good thread for several people to masturbate over their ignorance. |
Crime › Re: Man & Woman Who Died In Car In Lagos: I Was The Target – Woman’s Other Lover by obailala(m): 11:01pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
Naijacost22: Probably Carbon monoxide / Carbon dioxide (CO / CO2) Poisoning form the idling car. Always wind down if you are idling for more than 5 mins. Cos you never Know if your exhaust is leaking into your car. My exact thoughts! Carbon Monoxide is a colourless and odourless silent quick killer. But of course in the African way, the investigations are already over even before it starts; 'magun' is already the culprit. |
Politics › Re: BIAFRA TWENTY POUND LIE BUSTED by obailala(m): 10:55am On Oct 31, 2017 |
aribisala0: Source? Evidence? Historicity is a very interesting word. check it up My grandfather is my source, he lost his entire wealth after the war. |
Politics › Re: BIAFRA TWENTY POUND LIE BUSTED by obailala(m): 9:22am On Oct 31, 2017 |
aribisala0: In 1970 after the war the Nigerian government generally gave £20 of Nigerian money to every eligible adult but no one has ever done the math.
Let us assume their were one million of them =£20million Nigerian
We know that the Nigerian pound exchanged for £2 pounds sterling in 1970 so that would be £40 million . What would that be worth today
according to this inflation calculator
https://www.moneysorter.co.uk/calculator_inflation2.html it would be £432612859. Sterling Not sure what sterling is doing these days but @ 475
that is
205491108025 Naira
200 billion
Assuming it was 1 million people that received the money. No one has ever told us how many did but I think it could be double that.
For a country to pay that out immediately after a war of such devastation is a huge feat considering that Nigeria was not even a major oil exporter in1970 and in 1970 oil prices were under $4 which when adjusted for inflation in today's money is $21.
It is a testament to the prudent financial management of Papa Awo who also kept the allocation of East Central state for 3 years and paid it all after the war
But they are not grateful and feel entitled to that payment. What have we done for the NE . Imagine finding 200 billion to give them today when oil prices in real terms are 3 X what they were in 1970
The standard of living was much lower. Let me put it in Perspective our standard of living then, There was no Lagos Ibadan Expressway. No East -West Road. PH to Aba was a single carriage way.The Air assault camp was the main airport in PH Omagwa airport did not exist. There was nothing like presidential jet. Where were the airports? The country was broke with very little compared to today but still gave generously in the spirit or sacrifice and reconciliation The FG didn't pay any money to Igbos, rather they returned a tiny fraction of the seized. If an Igbo man had £10,000 in his account, only £20 was returned to him; if the man had zero in his account, nothing was paid to him. |
Politics › Re: 81% Of Buhari's Appointees Are From The North by obailala(m): 9:14am On Oct 31, 2017 |
Princewilla: Source: http://dailypost.ng/2017/10/30/81-100-appointees-president-buhari-northern-region-see-full-list/amp/
Mynd44 Lalasticlala Buhari's appointments are skewed towards the north, that is general knowledge, but there's something very faulty and fraudulent about the list above. Firstly, I could only count 66 northern names on the list so I wonder where the sensational 81% put in the title came from (the author of the list obviously knows no one would bother counting). Secondly, there are several appointees from the south whose names are clearly absent from the list. While we all know PMB is 'King of the North', this list is just another dumb attempt at sensationalism. |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 1:28pm On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: The worst disease that can afflict someone is sincere ignorance. You are here writing epistle to shadow out your ignorance when you can just take a step into Light instead of wandering aimlessly in darkness. What's the diffrence between a theif who stole 599 naira with a gun and the one that stole 599999 naira with a gun?
You are in a humid office typing from a cobwebbed office rented for you by one of those new breed sycophant to defend an administration thats going down faster than a man suffering premature ejaculation and you think you have the right to throw insults at seasoned journalist whom you can't even dream to hold their Handkerchief for talk more of wiping their shoes.
Don't try to defend everything because when you try to make everyone to see wisdom in what you say, the opposite on display.
Buhari is a bigot and those Journalist might have done some slight error which might not be hed against them because if we have to list some of the names not mentioned then we might end up with more than 100 The only one afflicted with ethno-politically influenced ignorance is your very self. Try and rescue yourself from the pit laterine of hate induced ignorance which you've subjected your soul to before you come here to type your nonsense. Buhari's appointments are skewed towards the north, everybody knows that! but putting up a list of 100 names and boldly lying that 81% was from the north, whereas only 64 names in the list is actually from the north; your report in the usual manner was intended to mislead people (because everyone knows Nigerians hardly look beyond the titles), but your sleaze was exposed. Now instead of acting like a sane/smart fraudster by simply walking away quietly to go think up another falsehood to sell (since that is your passion), you are here arguing over how IT DOESNT MATTER THAT THE REPORT LIED BECAUSE 599 = 599999; your case has gone way beyond ignorance and can best be termed desperate stupidity. Birds of the same feathers they say flock together! Reason why I'm not surprised at you for terming the bare faced mischievous LIE by the journalist as 'SEASONED JOURNALISM'. Nothing more should be expected from a sorry frustrated loser who believes the only way out of his misery is only through the promotion and glorification of falsehoods. |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 12:14pm On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: Bury your head in shame when you defend a bigot who negates the principle of federal character because of nepotism and bigotry.
Swallow your tongue and defecate it for even talking about diffrence between 67 & 81 when it's still same offence the g bat that did it committed. It's like asking for diffrence between six and half a dozen.
Pray for your unborn kids to have a morsel left from this sycophantic money you are earning supporting evil because you seemed handicapped to earn an honest living
When a man is being paid to be stupid and does a good job of his stupidity, who am i to say being stupid is not the best thing for that man 6 and half a dozen are the same thing but 64% and 81% are not in any way the same. A person might be a bigot or whatever, but that doesnt justify why you must only churn out petty shameless lies to argue your case; cant you for once use your brains to bring up meaningful factual arguments?... Only a desperately silly soul would keep arguing or defending such bare faced mischief which has already been exposed... and then you still have the guts to label someone else a zombie? (you obviously have no clue what a zombie is even though one stares at you everyday in the mirror). If there are any persons who should be burying their heads in shame, it is definitely the divisive journalist who deliberately created the misleading list, and the zero IQ dumbos who insist on defending the nonsense even though it has been exposed as scam. Of course only zero IQ'd dumbos would insist on arguing that 64% = 87% because it would be too much punishment expecting them to churn out a meaninful argument from their hollow skulls. Oh yes! YOU and your dubious journalist friend are the ones that should bury your heads entire body mass in a pit latrine of shame. |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 10:39am On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: Engaging in your BMC Monday morning job to get your stipend before midweek.
It will be wrong for me to face someone who is doing money sycophancy because at the end of the day he will be reimbused from Utako Hqtrs to buy more MB for job well done.
Carry your wahalla and go Vanguard comment section where you can even triple your earnings When a man gets paid to be stupid, at least the world knows he isnt stupid but rather just clowning for pay. But the worst form of stupidity is when you dont get anything in return for it, except for probably just self gratification in buffoonery. So since you accuse me of being stupid in exchange for money, please can explain to the forum what exactly you stand to gain by insisting and defending the stupid stance that a glaring 64/100 is 81%? |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 9:09am On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: I'd rather argue with my phone that engage a chronic zoneB in any debate.
Out of my sight plz Jesus! What kind of argument could possibly even proceed from such an empty skull?... Condidering the topic of discussion on this thread, what sane human would even engage in an argument over an issue printed in black and white? For you to even contemplate arguing or defending the bare faced (now exposed) lie by the imbelice journalist who created that list, it speaks volumes of the kind of thing you carry in your skull. |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 9:02am On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: You can Swallow your tongue if that will make you to stop quoting me Of course I didnt expect any meaningful reply from you; there's absolutely nothing meaningful you can conjure on this one. All na politics! |
Politics › Re: 81 Of Buhari's 100 Appointees Are Northerners (cut From Newspapers) by obailala(m): 9:00am On Oct 30, 2017 |
odomanis: Exageration ? The names are there,disprove anyone to back up your claim. There are only about 64 northerners in that list not 81. The report is a bare faced lie created by an slowpoke to deceive the world. Whoever the author is knew that 98% of those reading the report wouldn't waste their time counting, but you can do a quick count to confirm what I've just said. Secondly, these 100 names are far from conclusive, off my head I already noted a number of southern appointments are missinh from the list. Buhari's appointments we all know is skewed to the north, but this report is a dubious and childish exaggeration. |
Politics › Re: Rejoinder: The Post That 81 In 100 Buhari Appointment Are Northerners Is a Lie by obailala(m): 8:33am On Oct 30, 2017 |
QueenOfNepal: There is no amount of talk to tell us that Buhari is not a bigot.
The rejoinder smacks of diffrence between Six and half a dozen A news reports claims 81 out of the 100 persons listed are from the north and this is published and sold to the world as fact. But upon a simple count, it proves there are actually just about 64 northerners and here you are, you think there's absolutely nothing wrong with this bare faced childish lie which was put out deliberately to deceive the world?.... |
Travel › Re: Interests Shown By Several Countries To Acquire Nigerian Airports by obailala(m): 8:11am On Oct 30, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Maina: Buhari’s Critics ‘extremely Unreasonable’- Sagay by obailala(m): 3:21pm On Oct 29, 2017 |
yaki84: ur brain is filled with FUFU. Lol.. yours must be filled with something similar, or somethings even worse, maybe akpala okuko. That explains why you have such shitty ideas, thinking you know what's in someone else's skull.  |
Politics › Re: Maina: Buhari’s Critics ‘extremely Unreasonable’- Sagay by obailala(m): 9:33am On Oct 29, 2017 |
Reference: Oga. You cannot handle what hou are part of. We are just tired of all these stories abeg. The country is drifting. I am sure yourself never imagined this government could go this rogue this fast when you were casting your vote. But shame will not allow you guys admit it. Just conceed that corruption is not the problem of Nigeria but issues of governance and demand for restructuring. Forget the corruption thing. It has defeated this government and this president hands down. Yes corruption is still dealing a heavy blow on Nigeria, it's a huge monster that's difficult to demolish. And yeah, corruption is still the biggest problem in Nigeria, corruption is what fuels the bad governance that keeps the country down. |
Car Talk › Re: Do I Need To Pay Custom Duty If I Buy Innoson Car? by obailala(m): 8:00am On Oct 29, 2017 |
xreal: You have answered the question.
Custom duty is for imported items.
However, anything can happen in Nigeria. A custom officer might stop you on the road to request for its customers papers. It's now left for you to explain things to him; pray he isn't drunk and armed. Bolded is where the trouble is; evn if it was an importrd vehicle and even if you had you complete papers, the bolded bit above could still breed problems.  |
Politics › Re: Anambra Hits N1.5BN Monthly Revenue by obailala(m): 7:46am On Oct 29, 2017 |
Igboid: A non Igbo claiming Igbo, coming out to defend another impostor. Why am I not surprised.  The Yeske guy may or may not be from anambra, I have no clue who he is, but basing your evidence on the fact that he referred to anambra as 'THE STATE', that is extremely daft and infact imbecillic logic. I'm sure you certainly fall in one of the two categories I described in my earlier post; probably in the latter category. So biko puo m n'uzo kam soro ndi ishi ha dimma kpa nkata. |
Politics › Re: Maina: Buhari’s Critics ‘extremely Unreasonable’- Sagay by obailala(m): 7:41am On Oct 29, 2017 |
The key issue which removed their hero from power was his amorous relationship with corrupt people and corruption. So it isnt surprising that day after day, all they do desperately is try and prove to the world that PMB is equally as corrupt as their hero (most even ridiculously claim that PMB is 'more corrupt' than the past order); no wonder you begin to hear dumb and laughable allegations like, "PMB pocketed $25billion missing NNPc money."
I must confess though, PMB has disappointingly not acted swiftly enough in most corruption scandals happening under his nose. Babachir and the NIA dude, and now Dambazau and Malami, these guys are more loke an albatross hanging on neck of PMB's anti-corruption campaign. He would do well to forget the democracy and swiftly conclude these cases. |
Politics › Re: Anambra Hits N1.5BN Monthly Revenue by obailala(m): 10:16pm On Oct 28, 2017 |
GavelSlam: So if I use for the term" for the country" it means I'm from Ghana? Lol... a lot of kids and dull adults actually litter this forum. That explains why you see such queer reasoning. |
Politics › Re: FG Signs Pact To Build $1 Billion Power Plant In Akwa Ibom by obailala(m): 6:03pm On Oct 28, 2017 |
deomelo: What is the meaning of the irrelevant and meaningless average cost thing you people keep talking about? Do you manufacture the tools and equipment to be used or you are going to ship them from across the ocean, clear them and transport them to your work site?
Is the price of land in Nigeria also part of your average cost?
Is the cost of local and shipped foreign labor that you are going to lodge comfortably in a nice hotel for 2 years or more included?
Have you also included the cost of 58 kilometres transmission line?
No offense, but why do you people reason so basic, shallow and elementary? I take an exception to your rants man, there is nothing basic about questioning why a proposed project is costing twice the amount I think should be the average cost. I'm quite sure the other projects that cost less also included peripheral systems like the transmission lines in their package costs. So if you have an explanation as to why you believe this very project is costing this much, or why you feel this project isn't pricey at all, then bring up your explanation to the house instead of attacking people. We're all here to learn and these are the exact kind of topics I love to visit on this site for the purpose of learning. |
Politics › Re: FG Signs Pact To Build $1 Billion Power Plant In Akwa Ibom by obailala(m): 5:25pm On Oct 28, 2017 |
deomelo: Based on what? Are you a power plant engineer or expert or it's the same NL look and comment without facts? Calm down bro! I dont have to be an auto technician or automotive engineering expert to have an idea how much a 2017 C-Class cost. My concern is based on my idea of the general cost of similar gas power plants around the world and in Nigeria; just like the dude I quoted stated, for most gas plants, average cost is typically $1000 per kw, i.e. roughly $1billion for 1000mw. Could be cheaper, could be more expensive, but this very plant is twice this average cost estimate. |
Politics › Re: FG Signs Pact To Build $1 Billion Power Plant In Akwa Ibom by obailala(m): 3:31pm On Oct 28, 2017 |
Obi1kenobi: This is interesting considering the $1.1 billion bill for 540 MW. Gas-powered plants are one of the cheapest to build (considerably cheaper than coal plants) and the median costs for most gas plants in developing countries is about $1000 per KW. So you'd expect a bill of between $500m to $600m for this particular plant. But in this country where every infrastructural project seems to be absurdly inflated, it's no surprise it's costing double that. And it's apparently one of the cheapest. 
You look at the cost of the Ikoyi link bridge or Kwankwaso's Kano flyover, or the projected costs for the 2nd Niger Bridge, or the projected costs for the interstate rail projects per km (or even Lagos' rail project and Amaechi and Duke's monorails) compared to similar projects in countries like Tanzania, Ethiopia etc and something is terribly wrong with the process in awarding these contracts. So many rotten scumbags feeding fat off the country. I totally agree with you; $1.1billion for a 540mw gas plant absolutely doesn't add up. |
Politics › Re: FFK Gave Me Headache With His English (screenshot) by obailala(m): 9:38am On Oct 28, 2017 |
Ojiofor: Alright you enjoyed it in silent only to get upset when it comes from FFK. Nwanna biko puo n'uzo... At least unlike the ones who termed it 'bravery', you've acknowledged that that manner of speech is unbecoming of any sane human, especially someone who's supposed to be a leader. That is comforting enough for me. Happy wkend! |
Politics › Re: FFK Gave Me Headache With His English (screenshot) by obailala(m): 11:58pm On Oct 27, 2017 |
Ojiofor: Insults and tantruns becomes music to your ears when it comes from presidential adviser like Mrs Onochie ? And can you kindly show me where I ever inferred the nonsense you've written above... |
Politics › Re: FFK Gave Me Headache With His English (screenshot) by obailala(m): 12:31pm On Oct 27, 2017 |
Goke7: the enemy of my enemy is my friend principle is the reason ffk's madness looks like bravery to many dumb fellows, that' all This isnt evem just a case of 'enemy of my enemy', this is just a case of plain foolishness on the part of those hailing FFK's condescending choice of words. Politicians disagree everyday and sometimes even assassinate each other, but never have I seen any politician or leader repeatedly dishing out such unprintable words almost every single day . |
Politics › Re: FFK Gave Me Headache With His English (screenshot) by obailala(m): 12:06pm On Oct 27, 2017 |
A man with his level of education and exposure, and also a former honourable minister of the country, obsessed with throwing abusive and unprintable words everyday to his political opponents, using uncouth words which are only expected of common garage touts, but yet some people actually see this degenerative act as an admirable virtue expected of a person of FFK pedigree as a leader?... probably cos he speaks in queen's English? ... someone above just described this art of throwing insults as 'bravery' on the part of FFK, wonderful! |
Politics › Re: "Spiritual Bomb Caused Governor Fayose's G-Wagon To Catch Fire In Lagos" - FFK by obailala(m): 11:15am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Lol... The black man  |
Politics › Re: Fact Check: Osinbajo Claims $2 Billion Paid For Second Niger Bridge by obailala(m): 10:04pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
Thandiubani: I do not know why some people want to masturbate themselves to death on this post. Osinbajo goofed and I did the right thing to set the records straight. Even if he apologised in two or three lines as I saw in the tweet (which didn't even come from him), it is still the duty of journalists to inform the public.
obailala, do you know how many millions of people his false, deceptive and politically-skewed statement deceived? Did he do the needful by using such medium as the one he used to publicise his false information to apologise for his epic gaffe? Cut me some slack boy, stop ventilating on my post and learn how to hold political office holders accountable by presenting issues the way it should be even if you are being paid to lie to yourself. Osinbajo's speech was a political statement meant to persuade voters to vote for a party that is filled with liars who are not even pricked by their own shameful conduct.
Some ruminants have gone to market to publicize the amount as yet another achievement of the APC, heaping praises on Osinbajo while relying on a false figure. One was here shouting like a sick giraffe.
For the avoidance of doubt, Osinbajo didn't clarify the issue almost immediately, and neither did he do it 'midnight of the same day as you claimed'. Stop the lies! It is really lame of you to try to play down this incident without considering the damage it has done to the gullible set that have been misinformed by Osinbajo.
Just go and sleep, obailala. Well, like I said before, Osinbajo goofed in the statement no doubt, and everyone has the right to cut their pound of flesh. But yeah, the clarification tweet was sent out less than 12hours later (specifically the tweet was made by 3am on Saturday 21st morning just after the event), the tweet was from the handle of the presidency, and Osinbajo himself retweeted it for clarity - there is no lie in what I said above, you can easily go check it yourself instead of labelling me a liar.... The reason I commented on this thread is because I couldn't understand the rationale behind you creating this thread trying to 'prove' that the statement was false even when it was already all over the news and media that the error had been admitted and clarified. |
Politics › Re: Omojuwa's Tweets On The Reinstatement And Sack Of Maina by obailala(m): 9:00pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Omojuwa's Tweets On The Reinstatement And Sack Of Maina by obailala(m): 8:08pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
RZArecta: Omojuwa is among the 15 million stûpid ones who refused to listen to reason  Lol... Jonathanians!... PLease if I may ask, what exactly was that 'voice of reason' saying?... to vote Jona and his band of pdp 16 year looting rogues? |