Politics › Re: Buhari's/APC.'s Campaign Promises by obailala(m): 10:28pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
todayboy: Which one is the real promises that Buhari has fulfilled lets know than asking questions you know the answer already Do you grade a student in the first month of a semester? |
Car Talk › Re: Bodies Burnt Beyond Recognition In Enugu Multiple Car Accidents(Graphic Photos) by obailala(m): 10:22pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
God help us in this country.  gozmok1: R.I.P to them buhari pls at least repair our damaged s.s and s.e roads dont just hate us for nothing I thought they said the 'best president ever' (i.e. GEJ) fixed all the roads in the SE? Was any single road even fixed in the entire SE in the last 6 yrs? |
Politics › Re: INEC Declares Seriake Dickson Winner Of Bayelsa Election by obailala(m): 8:57pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
APC put up a very strong fight, but Bayelsa is nothing but a PDP state,. Timipre Sylva was also just a useless candidate, even the APC leadership never wanted him from the start. Congrats to Dickson! |
Business › Re: Nigeria: U.S. Organizes Global Boycott Of Nigerian Crude Oil by obailala(m): 6:55pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
meccuno: thanks to gowon Gowon?... Gowon wasn't the prime culprit bro... But let's leave that old story and focus on how to move forward out of the mess. |
Politics › Re: State Of Origin To Be Removed: Fake Snap Shot. by obailala(m): 6:39pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
What is fake about the snapshot? kingdompropty: A careful study of this snap shot will reveal that the tweet was in 2015 or a fake handle. |
Business › Re: Nigeria: U.S. Organizes Global Boycott Of Nigerian Crude Oil by obailala(m): 6:29pm On Jan 10, 2016 |
MisterGrace: Whether this is an old news or fabricated lies, the most important thing is for us to diversify our economy.
I wonder the kind of demons that is holding Nigeria back from achieving the feat of diversification. Unitary system of the government is the biggest impediment to diversification. |
Education › Re: Agbo Odeh-Hillary Of BSU Breaks Academic Record After 17 Carryovers by obailala(m): 3:43pm On Jan 09, 2016 |
Vision4God: 17 unit carryover & graduated wt 1st class? I kinda doubt ds story. How many years did he spend in d uni? And are der no pre-requisite courses ??
Anyway congrats to him Lol.. very typical of the black man, we don't read. |
Politics › Re: Government Doesnt Want Igbo Traders In Lagos - Vanguard by obailala(m): 3:18pm On Jan 09, 2016 |
cheruv: OMG!! Anyi no n'ime otu naijiria  Of course anyi no n'ime otu naijiria, ala ebe ndi n'achi anyi n'emegbu anyi. East to west and from north to south, na d same story. |
Politics › Re: The Deplorable State Of Lagos Federal Secretariat Ikoyi - Exclusive Photos by obailala(m): 11:57am On Jan 09, 2016 |
uselessgoat: I'm alive Thank God for ur life oh ye useless goat. |
Politics › Re: The Deplorable State Of Lagos Federal Secretariat Ikoyi - Exclusive Photos by obailala(m): 11:55am On Jan 09, 2016 |
Nigeria and zero maintenance. |
Politics › Re: Observe & Caption These Pictures Of Rev. Father Mbaka & Rotimi Amechi by obailala(m): 10:32am On Jan 09, 2016 |
kITATITA: It is not about spiritualism; it is political affiliation. Oritsejafor wasn't offering any spiritual guide to GEJ administration. Using private to carry dollars is not spiritual task. lol..  |
Politics › Re: Government Doesnt Want Igbo Traders In Lagos - Vanguard by obailala(m): 10:27am On Jan 09, 2016 |
django1: You should know government doesn't work that way, I watched a press conference with government officials debunking this claim of short notice yesterday on AIT, they said the government since about 8 years have been informing traders to relocate which I'm sure Nigerians true to their nature will overlook but when the day finally arrives they will then turn around and cry. I doubt the government actually stated the day the demolition would take place else there's no way the traders wouldnt have removed their things. There's been back and forth arguments between the market association and traders concerning the proposed alternative market. According to some of the traders, they were informed that the matter would be settled amicably and this was the reason they still continued trading in the market, only for bulldozers to roll in and demolish the place in the middle of the night. |
Politics › Re: Police Operational Apparatus In The South Western Nigeria by obailala(m): 10:17am On Jan 09, 2016 |
Lagos has been carrying the entire burden of the south west since 1960. Remove Lagos (a cosmopolitan mixed city) from the list then kasala go burst  |
Politics › Re: Amaechi Sets The Ball In Transport by obailala(m): 10:05am On Jan 09, 2016 |
Smartsyn: The only thing Amaechi has done so far is to consolidate the works of the past adminstration in the transport sector and that's not setting the ball.
He needs to set out his own agenda and work towards actualising them, then he can talk about balls. Did the last administration not only consolidate on the works of the last administration? .... Do you expect Amaechi to build a new airport? |
Politics › Re: Government Doesnt Want Igbo Traders In Lagos - Vanguard by obailala(m): 7:09am On Jan 09, 2016 |
Asked whether there was any notice to that effect. He stated that there was no notice of the demolition, “they only came to serve a 21-day quit notice that Isopakodowo in Bolade has been provided. But the 21-day quit notice has not expired. If truly the notice period given has not expired, then these traders should sue the hell out of the government. That by the side, a 21-day eviction notice is just plain silly and wicked, especially when it is given over a holiday period when the whole traders had travelled far away for christmas. Who even comes up with these diabolic ideas? |
Crime › Re: Atrocities Youths Committed At Warri Shoprite And Plaza by obailala(m): 11:29pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
justjify: Ogbeni, when shoprite start to sell spare parts? Show us the damaged shoprite shop. Or.. Not only the shoprite mall was attacked, other shops around around the area were also attacked. |
Crime › Re: Atrocities Youths Committed At Warri Shoprite And Plaza by obailala(m): 11:26pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
nwachinemelu: OMG....That's wickedness! Buhari should pls b fast in setting up d pencil manufacturing company so they can employ this youth. In fact the street is finally taking over! The particular youths responsible for this madness aren't doing so because of unemployment per se. These Uvwie youths are nothing but lazy miscreants, if they wanted jobs, they would get jobs instantly. But they prefer to roam about town from shop to shop and company to company forcefully collecting payouts, walking into canteens of companies in the afternoon and forcefully having free lunch etc. When they are offered jobs, they sell the opportunities to people who are willing to work. This has been going on for decades, these guys are nothing but a cult of miscreants. |
Politics › Re: Jim Nwobodo Dumps PDP For APC by obailala(m): 10:33pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Security Operatives Storm Dikko's Residence In Abuja by obailala(m): 4:09pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Senator Uche Ekwunife Decamps To APC by obailala(m): 2:44pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
What kind of story is this?  |
Crime › Re: Angry Youths Attack SHOPRITE WARRI (Pictures) by obailala(m): 2:16pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
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Business › Re: Oshodi Market Demolition : Affected Traders Reject Alternative by obailala(m): 2:06pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
ElekeNtioba: Igbos make up 70 to 80 percent of traders in dat market. Same Igbos who allegedly didnt vote for him.
- they were not given time to relocated. Some had even travelled for d hols when demolition warning came
- no suitable alternative
- those who lost items due to demolition werent compensated.
Lets say d truth for once. What exactly is the truth? The truth I know is that the government was callous and inconsiderate, a trait which governments are known for from east to west and from north to south. What I do not wish to agree with is that the market was demolished purely to punish Igbos as is widely alleged. We should stop using every single situation to fuel unnecessary inter-tribal fights and division. |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Vacuum Cleaners That sweeps The Streets Of Enugu. by obailala(m): 1:08pm On Jan 08, 2016 |
This is commendable. It's far safer and 100 times more efficient than having men and women sweeping major roads early in the morning. Although a single one of this trucks can knock 15 people into unemployment  |
Business › Re: Oshodi Market Demolition : Affected Traders Reject Alternative by obailala(m): 11:04am On Jan 08, 2016*. Modified: 11:38am On Jan 08, 2016 |
kaycid77: No, while we Igbos sympathized with every one who have lost their livelihood sources, your Yoruba brothers in NL think that Ambode is dealing with the Igbos not knowing their ppl is that worst hit, your ppl cant even afford the new market while Igbos have moved on, I said it before, you cant hold an Igbo man down from doing business he will rather do his business on the high sea and still make his money, Now Yoruba traders are crying probably because they have used most of their savings for Owambe while the Igbo traders have moved on as they have saved for the rainy day. Let's tell ourselves the truth, the moment this story first broke, what we all first heard was that Ambode is doing this to punish Igbos. And this is not the first time we've heard such accusations. The last time it was about Fashola deporting Igbos, meanwhile at that same time, Fashola also deported Yorubas to places like Ibadan but up till date, we still sing it to the world that Fashola hates and deports igbos. Let's stop this unnecessary paranoia and tribal division before it completely eats us up. |
Celebrities › Re: Timaya, Reekado Banks At Oritsefemi’s Birthday Party (photos) by obailala(m): 10:57am On Jan 08, 2016 |
Oritsefemi na 31?.... okay! |
Politics › Re: Donald Trump Blast African Nations by obailala(m): 10:55am On Jan 08, 2016 |
The dude is crazy but every single thing he say seems to be the bitter truth. |
Business › Re: Oshodi Market Demolition : Affected Traders Reject Alternative by obailala(m): 10:33am On Jan 08, 2016 |
kaycid77: I Laugh YORUBAS when they are mocking IGBOS saying they have destroyed their business, we can now see that Yorubas are the most affected and they cannot even afford the new market while Igbos are already moving to the new shops.
There is adage thats says if lizard and Rat are beaten by rain when Lizards body will dry up, Rat's body will still be wet. I laff SWners Hmmm... I didn't even know there were other tribes affected by this issue, so why has there been a tribal uproar making it look like the whole idea of demolishing the market was just to punish Igbos? |
Politics › Re: Any Igbo That Moves From Oshodi To Buy Any Shop For 1 To 3 Million Is Cursed by obailala(m): 9:29am On Jan 08, 2016 |
lastmessenger: have you forgotten the countless hate being spread by our country men in the north. we are the first target when they start their religious war in the north (at least 10000 igbos have lost their lives in the north as a result of the deep seated hatred by the northern jihadist). wake up guy our fathers and mothers died in millions trying to achieve self determination and you think that those people whose blood was shed is for nothing. ipob youths apparently may seem like they are misguided but the truth is there is more to what the eyes can see. when Cain killed Abel, the blood of Abel cried for vengeance in the presence of God the Father and for that reason Cain was made a vagabond. Nigeria as a country is a vagabond country and that is why we cant seem to do the simplest thing for ourselves(we still use white men for ordinary road construction). i don't think it is bad thing for a group of people to want self determination. Going about self determination by lying to gullible people and spreading deep seated hate for other ethnic nationalities is a very goolish things to do. If other tribes in Nigeria hated or were wary of Igbos before, the actions and speeches of ipob sect has only acheived bothing but compounded the hatred for Igbos. If yhere is any eyhnic grouo that needs peace more in Nigeria, it is the Igbos because of the way Igbos are spread around the country. Any entity that tries to promote further hatred for Igbos under whatever guise is a vagabond. |
Romance › Re: Am I Wasting My Time With This Guy? Pls Help!!!!!! by obailala(m): 9:21am On Jan 08, 2016 |
dupsil: Ohk guys, i would try to make this short and simple. Forgive any grammatical blunder i might make though. thanks So this is my story, am studying a 5yrs course in the Uni and am in my finals,throughout the previous years i wasnt in a relationship, i was so engrossed with school works so i could graduate with with a good G.P, I pratically didnt have time for myself. it got to a stage that my friends started pressuring me to get a boyfriend, not like i didnt have people who wanted to date me, i just wasnt ready nor interested. After 400l, during the session break, i was on IT and met this guy where i was working,he was working at the company too as a permanent staff though. he was so nice to me and made me feel special and loved, we saw virtually every day, sometimes after work he would drop me at home and even became friends with my siblings. he asked me out and i agreed to date him, things was going smoothly bt then i had to go back to school. After about a week in school, his attitude changed, he stopped calling, messaging or even chatting me up, i was the one calling, messaging and chatting him up, anytime i complain about his change of attitude he would say he was just busy with work and apologise bt didnt change. when i saw that he didnt change, i decided not to call him, chat him or even message and see how long it was going to last. for a whole week he didnt call and i had to call him wen i cud no longer take it. he wasnt even remorseful, just said he's bin busy and am wondering how could you be so busy and nt check on someone u claim you really care about, i asked him if he wanted a breakup bt he said no dat he cared abt me and wud change but he still hasnt. am going through so much emotional stress and i dont no what else to do. have never asked for money from him and he's never given me anytin so i kip wondering wat i did wrong, we never had sex too. please i need romancelanders help on this issue,should i just go ahead and break up with him? am in love with him and the thoughts of breaking up hurts badly. To think that my first relationship after so long didnt even last 4month His interest in you has died down, he's probably not so much into you as he used to be previously. These things happen you know. And don't go beating yourself thinking it might be something you did wrong; it's most likely not your fault and it's not his fault either. And also, don't go thinking he must have found another girl and that's why he's no longer interested; feelings come and go involuntarily. The guy even seems to be a good guy by not trying to 'hit it' first before quiting. |
Politics › Re: Photos: US Dumps 24 Mine Resistant Vehicles To Nigerian Army by obailala(m): 8:43am On Jan 08, 2016 |
jnhmaxxwell: No they were not sold but it's only ethical to give someone a gift that is bought new which makes super sense. Not giving a gift at all is better than Giving someone a used gift or second hand. Well, it also depends on the type of friend. In this case of U.S giving Nigeria a used vehicle which is very ok for anyone to report it the way it sees it. may be using used vehicle would have been the perfect word for it which also has a little proportion of dumping such vehicles.
This is how we continue to ridicule ourselves. Now answer me, can U.S give this type of vehicles to U.K for example ? Is that that they have considered Nigeria to be a permanent 3rd world country that no good can ever come out of it ? And they continue to treat us as such ? Even-ordinary Saudi Arabia there, U.S cannot gift used vehicles and say it's donation. Donation to military less country right ?
Though Journalism is without adding emotional feelings but not withstanding, those vehicles are better kept in U.S where they have loads of it. They could have even re-used it or harmer it to new one before giving it out.
Nigeria is not a Country you can gift these types of vehicles. Bro, calm your nerves, Nigeria as a nation does not have those mine resistant vehicles and we actually need them to patrol the mine infested Sambisa forest. Those vehicles could have been bought brand new from the US at very high cost or as second hand at an also high cost, but they were given free of charge. US does not owe anything to Nigeria so you cant blame them for not donating new ones. Whether you like it or not, Nigeria is a poor struggling country and the oil price slump has further compounded our woes and brought us to a recession. A beggar has no choice, it makes absolutely no sense comparing Nigeria to the UK. And if you live in the NE or if you have relatives or friends there either as soldiers or as residents or indigenes, you will appreciate the problem and understand that Nigeria needs all the help it can get even if it's a donation of second hand guns from Mali. Get down from your high horse bro. |
Politics › Re: APC Spent More Than PDP During Elections - Fani-kayode by obailala(m): 8:30am On Jan 08, 2016 |
johnmartus: WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS BASTARD CALLED FEMI HOPE HE GET WORK AT ALL? TALKATIVE.WELL I CANNOT BLAME HIM I BLAME THIS USELESS JOURNALIST.
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