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Politics › Re: Now That APC Has Won! Sahara Reporters What's The Way Forward? by obailala(m): 10:06am On Apr 15, 2015
SR fought Obasanjo as a president and prevented him from his 3rd term bid
SR fought Yaradua cabal and helped made GEJ president
SR fought GEJ as president, exposed his f**kups which caused him to lose popularity

Now that GEJ is history, I'm sure they would also start their beef with APC. I wonder why it is soooo difficult for Jonathanians to open their eyes and minds to see what SR truly stands for.
Politics › Re: Can You Solve The Puzzle That's Baffled The World? by obailala(m): 5:01pm On Apr 14, 2015
AUGUST 17th... CONFIRMED!!!

My brain is still sharp smiley I will give my explanations later after others must have tried their luck
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo - Iweala Captured With APC Leaders At The Airport by obailala(m): 3:19pm On Apr 14, 2015
Are we sure this isn't an old picture?... The real surprise to me isnt seeing NOI talking to Kwankwaso; it even looks like she just bumped into them at the airport and like matured adults, are exchanging pleasantries. My real surprise however is seeing Kwankwaso and Shekarau walking together.

This is certainly an old picture!
Politics › Re: Photos: Famous Cows Owned By Buhari by obailala(m): 2:34pm On Apr 14, 2015
Fellonigerians:
Hez trying to pick the ones for the inauguration dinner. I am sure all the beef for dinners at Aso Villa will be procured from his farm... cool grin cheesy wink lipsrsealed
..and of course at exorbitant costs to the government grin
Politics › Re: Photos: Famous Cows Owned By Buhari by obailala(m): 2:21pm On Apr 14, 2015
I'm sure these lean cows would be fattened by 2019 cheesy
Politics › Re: The Game Plan!(photo) by obailala(m): 11:56am On Apr 14, 2015
Date of picture please?
Politics › Re: Highlights Of The Approach Of Muhammad Buhari's Incoming Government by obailala(m): 11:07am On Apr 14, 2015
vanunu:
Is it not the same subsidy that jona tried to remove and there was serious demonstration against him in the north and south west.

Deregulation of transmission lines should not be a priority for now, it should be left with the company that is managing it.
The outcry about subsidy wasnt necessarily because of the subsidy removal itself but it was about an irresponsible government forcing the masses to tighten their belts when those in government weren't ready to sacrifice a dime.

Three (3) things:
1. Fix our refineries
2. Show us credible evidence and determination to build new refineries
3. Give us a holy assurance that the money the government saves from subsidy removal will not end up in the pockets of some 'friends of the government' as has always been the case.

If the government can/could assure Nigerians of these 3 things, trust me, Nigerians would have been ready to tighten their belts. Telling Nigerians that a microscopic few people called 'the cabal' were pocketing subsidy moneys of over $6billion annually and therefore the government wants to punish 160million people all because it doesnt want to punish its few friends, that is a very silly thing to say or do and that is why Nigerians rejected the subsidy removal. Up till today, the government did not punish a single member of the so called cabal who are not even faceless. Ribadu report identified a whooping $6.8billion dollars stolen from subsidy funds alone and investigations revealed the very individuals who were responsible; they are not ghosts but normal Nigerians like you and me. Yet up till date, NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THESE MEN WERE PUNISHED. In fact these are the same men bankrolling TAN rallies and Jonathan's re-election bid because they know it will be business as usual under Jonathan. God pass them!
Politics › Re: Highlights Of The Approach Of Muhammad Buhari's Incoming Government by obailala(m): 10:57am On Apr 14, 2015
1. 1.The cardinal agenda of the government and their over-arching themes will be SECURITY, CORRUPTION and UN-EMPLOYMENT; they believe that corruption has a very strong negative link to both security and un-employment.

2. There will be no real action until around October, partly because the 2015 budget is GEJ’s and may be fully approved in April; the new government will seek to align the electoral and fiscal calendars to avoid this type of problem in future

3. A cabinet will be announced very quickly, within one week of inauguration; anyone with a whiff of corruption or other tainting will not be on the cabinet; GMB’s body language will reflect zero tolerance for corruption

4. Emphasized that the APC is not a conclave of cardinals but includes the good, the bad and the ugly; in Nigeria, the bad and the ugly can be the biggest electoral assets but GMB’s government will not interfere with law enforcement agencies or the judiciary even if APC members are involved

5. The VP elect, did a lot of work as commissioner of justice in LASG and will bring this to a major revamp of the judiciary to complement anti-corruption drive and the rule of law; he will also anchor the economic committee

6. The new government will continue with some of the programmes in the GEJ administration, which were successful, for example Agriculture, but there will be a stronger collaboration between FGN and the states

7. A very LEAN government is the focus; this will involve resolving overlapping and redundant MDAs; largely in line with the Steve Oronsaye presidential committee report; this report was available to GEJ’s government but the will to implement it was absent

8. Rather than strengthen key anti-corruption agencies like EFCC, ICPC and SFI, these are likely to be consolidated and a single entity will be made more effective

9. Believe that CBN is getting over-burdened by developmental finance issues, at the expense of its core objectives; this will be changed

10. Subsidy on petroleum products will certainly go and the industry will be reformed as a matter of priority in order to attract new investments

11. While power reform has been commendable, and will continue, the approach will change. Transmission will be deregulated, regionalized and privatized in order to break down centralized transmission; issues of gas supply to Gencos will be addressed but the new government believes that DISCOs are the biggest bottlenecks presently; the government plan to add-on 4,000 MW of power every year and expect that output will be a minimum of 12,000 MW at the end of term of this mandate

12. Think tank detailed work indicate that N3 trillion in savings can come out of plugged leakages; believe that the employment drive will be private sector led

13. The government will allow market forces to prevail, including foreign exchange; debunked the view that GMB will use fiat to fix the exchange rate; however the government will keenly seek to protect the more economically vulnerable segments of the society

14. There will be tightening of the tax noose but no tax rate hikes/FIRS will be strengthened and the LASG IGR template will be adopted at the national level

15. While the infrastructure gap requires huge capital outlay which the government does not have, a master-plan will be developed; a situation where the recurrent budget is almost 80% and capital budget only 20% is not acceptable…(it does not appear detailed work has been done here….for example, they believe that un-employment is partly due to lack of skilled labour and hope to more actively engage the academic community to train for these skills…..but the tertiary institutions will need to be massively upgraded before they can compete )

16. Advised that we read the APC manifesto, available on the website and also, the Steve Oronsaye report
My heart leaped in joy when I read this, especially No. 11 (12,000MW shocked). But then I remembered we were in Nigeria undecided cry

I hope and pray we achieve at least half of that figure.
Politics › Re: I Can't Promise My Government Will Find Missing Chibok Girls - Buhari by obailala(m): 8:46am On Apr 14, 2015
agabaI23:
No he is an insincere man because he promised miracles. You hyped him to heavens and raised expectations. Now he that he is there you are seeing his lowering of expectations as sincerity instead of fraudulent? I'm watching all of you. I'm sure some of you are already ashamed. He will continue watering down your expectations until you are ashamed of defending him.
If Buhari was the president when the girls were kidnapped, they would have been rescued. It is only a fool that would expect Buhari to promise bringing back the girls more than a full year after their kidnap. Lets be rational with our thinking please!
Politics › Re: I Can't Promise My Government Will Find Missing Chibok Girls - Buhari by obailala(m): 8:38am On Apr 14, 2015
ikkkkk:
^^^ Senseless @ it's peak.
What is senseless about it and what is 'sense-ful' about the rubbish demands that litters this thread?
Politics › Re: Oyo: Folarin, PDP Candidate Removes Transformer Donated To Community by obailala(m): 7:16am On Apr 14, 2015
The transformer is even a physical bribe which can be seen. I pity those communities that collected moneys from candidates whether winners or losers.
Politics › Re: INEC Official Caught On Tape Thumb Printing Thousands Of Ballot Papers In Delta by obailala(m): 6:07am On Apr 14, 2015
shizzleStar:
You mean there were recruited by PDP agents but ended up thumb printing for apc which gave them 1.9million in kano and 1.3million in katsina?

you must be inherently stewpid.
If you cant show me evidence that the child voters were thumbprinting for APC, then you must be the one who is inherently stew***

There are several video evidences on youtube showing those child voters together with some videos of adults thumbprinting massively for pdp in the same Kano in 2011. If anyone wonders how GEJ was able to pull up to 200,000 votes in Kano where he is detested, the answer simply lies in the use of child voters who were recruited by a pdp chieftain who couldnt convince adults to vote pdp.

I can show you picture and video evidence if you so wish.
Education › Re: 3 Nigerian Universities With The Fastest Academic Calender by obailala(m): 10:50pm On Apr 13, 2015
sweet7oyin:
Are you sure “NEVER”
Na so I hear... lipsrsealed
Politics › Re: INEC Official Caught On Tape Thumb Printing Thousands Of Ballot Papers In Delta by obailala(m): 10:47pm On Apr 13, 2015
Delta State:
PDP = 1.2million votes... and they are crying foul about pictures of underaged voters seen in the north (who may probably have also been recruited by PDP agents)
Education › Re: 3 Nigerian Universities With The Fastest Academic Calender by obailala(m): 10:40pm On Apr 13, 2015
Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka (UNIZIK) is the only government university that has never gone on stike. They are not members of ASUU
Politics › Re: I Can't Promise My Government Will Find Missing Chibok Girls - Buhari by obailala(m): 10:30pm On Apr 13, 2015
So many pained losers litter this thread!!!

Very soon they would ask Buhari to bring back Pa Awolowo et Azikiwe back from the great beyond all because he promised #change.
Politics › Re: Photos: Senators Chris Ngige, Ararume Visit To Congratulate Rochas by obailala(m): 7:55pm On Apr 13, 2015
Now this is really confusing. INEC says elections are inconclusive, so how come the celebrations has already started?... or are the number of PVCs collected truly less than the gap in votes?
Politics › Re: We Were Forced To Rig In Favour Of APC - INEC Official by obailala(m): 4:25pm On Apr 13, 2015
Ephemmm:
Okorocha promised any Imolites who can convert to islam 2 million naira! Your brain needs to be scanned, formatted and laminated to see if it will function well in another state of affairs.

Honezhly.....
Save your energy brother... HATE is like a canker-worm and it starts to eat up the haters from their brains. I have heard that insane allegation from several people that Rochas, a Catholic was paying Imo people millions to convert to Islam. All the people spreading this allegation have one thing in common, they all have a RABID hate for Rochas which is traced to the day he joined APC hence I am not surprised. Only a mentally retarded person would believe or spread such silliness. At first I thought it was a joke when a friend mentioned this fallacy but I later got to understand he seriously believed it; there and then I appreciated the negative effects of harbouring HATE.

I have since stopped discussing or arguing with people on that.
Politics › Re: Okorocha Says Imo Supplementary Election Unnecessary; Claims Victory by obailala(m):
NZEGWUAGU:
How can you insult Igbos by saying Rochas is the only remaining visionary Igbo leader? What makes him visionary? Perhaps it is because he dances to the whims and caprices of Hausas and Yorubas. For me Rochas is simply a desperate politician who thinks he will be accepted more by other Nigerians by betraying the Igbos.
...and what is this over-recurring statement about Rochas betraying the Igbos?... Since when has it become a crime for a man to have a mind of his own or to think out of the box?... I'm sorry to say but Rochas has not betrayed me as an Igbo person. I am absolutely in support of the Buhari gamble over a Jonathan whom we already know.

Rochas weighed his options and believed that a Buhari presidency would overall be better for his people than the present GEJ presidency. If Rochas was after money (as many Igbos who despise him allege), common sense tells me he would have simply joined the PDP instead of taking the risky gamble of being the ONLY Igbo man standing apart.

Time and time alone would tell if Rochas' calculations are right of wrong. Wise people should quit the unnecessary 'betrayal/traitor' mantra and observe with positive hopes as situations unfold in the next 4 years. No one has a monopoly of wisdom
Politics › Re: Final Result Of Gubernatorial Election In Rivers State by obailala(m): 1:32pm On Apr 13, 2015
jazzydee:
You mean the same brain you used in voting an illiterate General? Time will tell who had brains, may 29th is around the corner power will change and Buhari presidency will be tested for four years and compared with GEJ presidency. later we shall know who used their brains to vote and those who voted clannishly.

At least we in the SS/SE have made our choice never will our state funds be used to fund Abuja politics again, Our funds will be used to develop our states and region, knowing the antecedent of the Northern and SW presidency in Nigeria which has never benefited us. We don't expect anything from Buhari's presidency and will be the least disappointed with his failure to deliver all his lofty promise of $1=N1, N5000=$5000 monthly stipend to all unemployed youths,changing the oil price in international market, eradicating corruption with the likes of Amaechi and tinubu in his party etc. but we will use our state resources to develop our region and our people will be better for it while you and your likes will be waiting for the 5000 monthly stipend..
I would rather have an illiterate but trustworthy man to be in charge of my funds instead of an incompetent, weak but highly educated lover of thieves. By the way, you can continue to deceive yourself that a 'General' is an 'illiterate' all because of politics. If that is what rocks your boat, you can please yourself.

A president and C-in-C who in his incompetence and weakness watched, wined, dined and danced while over 15,000 people in a tiny section of the country lost their lives to a group of rag-tag paedophile terrorists. Whenever he is confronted about his inactions as a C-in-C, we get the same old response of the opposition being responsible, yet not a single opposition person was arrested in 5 years even as lives continued to be wasted. The most annoying aspect also happened to be the absolute lack of empathy from his supporters like you who keep saying "they are killing themselves to make GEJ look bad."

Have you ever paused to imagine the plight of the people of the NE?... Have you ever tried to place yourself in their shoes?... If 10% of what happens in the NE happens in the SE or SS, would you be beating your chest about how Jonathan is the best thing that ever happened to Nigeria?.... If you have lost a single relative or friend from the terrorism, would you be so nonchalant?

Now it will be a wonderful thing if the SE and SS can be developed rapidly within this period; FYI, I am from the SE.
Politics › Re: Final Result Of Gubernatorial Election In Rivers State by obailala(m): 9:28am On Apr 13, 2015
mulattoclaro:
shut that your diarrhea infested mouth and close that set piece you call a mouth. Why won't he be lashed when he used the entire resources of rivers state in funding apc. The south south region generates all the income Nigeria has and yet when one of its son's became president the north felt that their birthright has been taken away from them. You're not from the South South. I won't be surprised if you're like those sellouts and slaves who always lick the asses of their hausa / fulani slave masters called yoruba. Nigeria is what it is today cos of the south south. Thank God wike has won. We will ensure that no oil producing region goes to apc. Your fulani cattle and Tinubu want to come and loot from where they didn't sow.
Typical backward reasoning that always makes Africa remain a 3rd world filth. Get it into your thick skull, this has nothing to do with A south South man being president for the first time, GEJ was simply too incompetent to be allowed to continue as a leader and for any wise person, common sense should always supersede the clannish 'my brother' mentality.

Thank God Jonathan has been booted out even after all the madness... The SS should have produced a more reasonable candidate instead of the gentle but dumb Jonathan. No matter how much a majority of the SS and SE block their brains and vote strictly on a clannish basis, it is reassuring to know that a few still reasoned with their brains and supported the idea of removing GEJ.
Politics › Re: Final Result Of Gubernatorial Election In Rivers State by obailala(m):
Amaechi proved his point afterall;

Hon Speaker of Rivers State House of Assembly for 8 solid years

Governor of Rivers State for 2 terms of 8 solid years

He said he will kick Jona out of Aso Rock irrespective of the consequences and guess what?.... [size=14pt]HE SUCCESSFULLY SENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN BACK TO OTUOKE[/size] grin

All these and yet some losers think Amaechi is a failure?... Being unable to plant his stooge as governor of Rivers is inconsequential when you consider his successes listed above. From all indications, Amaechi shall relocate to Abuja where he will continue to remain relevant in the bigger scheme of things. The real loser here is Dakuku and 'maybe' the people of Rivers State who may have just elected a tout controlled by Mama Peace as their governor all because they wanted to punish Amaechi (who would be wining and dining in Abuja).

I can just Imagine Hon. Evans Bipi being the Speaker of Rivers State House of Assembly grin cheesy
Politics › Re: What Happened To This " 3 Famous " Prophecies Of Apostle Johnson Suleiman? by obailala(m): 10:19pm On Apr 12, 2015
Both contestants in Lagos were Christians so prophecy 1 is scam. Meanwhile prophecy 2 & 3 did not happen.
Romance › Re: Help I Have A Huge Problem Relating With People Esp Girls by obailala(m): 6:03pm On Apr 12, 2015
aknopic:
My name is akinwunmi am a student studying
law.
I ave a huge problem relating with people
especially girls
This is how the problem goes
when a girl talks to me, I feel difficulty replying, I
just mumble words like I don't know how to
speak good eng.
When i talk I just feel sth restraining my vocal
cord
My movement is also not leftout, I just feel like I
am not the one moving and thereby becoming
absent minded.
Also when am about to talk to someone I feel like
sth is in my head, my eyes will get dry, I get a
feeling of mouth of odour all these block me from
passing info thereby leading to BLACKOUT.
My public speaking is not also leftout. I feel
pressured all arnd my body wen I am about to
speak
I don't know if there's any one here that can help
please I don't want my life and
career to be ruined just because of this.
What you are suffering from is simply a case of shyness and stage fright. If you are determined to end this, you can with a little bit of determination.

You tend to be a perfectionist and you are scared of making even a single mistake because you think you would be laughed at. Even though you speak and write English very fluently, you harbour a fear that you would either say rubbish or commit a grammatical blunder especially when talking to girls. But you need to realise that most times, you are the only one who notices your blunders, others dont!

The truth is that all your problems are just psychological and are created only in your head. The best way to tackle this monster is to get into the boxing ring with it and battle it head to head. You need to take the bull by its horn.

Practice will only make you perfect. Being shy or unable to talk to girls is like a habit and the best way to stop a habit is to replace it with another habit; Yes! You need to force yourself to start talking with people, you need to become a talkative. Henceforth, you need to set a DAILY target for yourself to start talking to people who you would rather not talk to on a normal day. You can start by talking to the less intimidating girls but you must work yourself up the ladder. Now is the time to start executing your daily target.

Will people laugh at you if you make a mistake? YES they would. But it wouldnt be all the time and the laugh would only probably last a second. Also you need to understand that as you are intimidated by her presence, she is also intimidated by your presence and for this reason, she would most probably not even notice your blunder (that's if you even commit any). Just like i mentioned earlier, shy people are mostly the only ones who notice their blunders, others dont!

In summary you need to inconvenience yourself daily by talking randomly to girls... Practice makes perfect; just get yourslef to keep talking to every girl around you. Be a talkative, even if you think in your head that you aren't making sense, dont worry you are.
Politics › Re: Buhari Set To Cancel Strategic Chinese Direct Investments In Place Of IMF Loans. by obailala(m): 5:18pm On Apr 12, 2015
seunfly:
So where in this article did it states that Buhari want to cancel it?
You people will just die of hatred.
Why are you bothering yourself with the feelings and evil thoughts/wishes of aa sorry loser?... You will be surprised that a lot of Jonathanians are actually fasting and praying presently for the new government to fail woefully so they can say "we told you so" in 4 years time. But God pass them!

The same Buhari that bluntly refused to take IMF loans in th 80s is now the one some confused individual believes would take loans now?
Politics › Re: Imolites No Shaking Pdp Is On Top by obailala(m): 5:11pm On Apr 12, 2015
donddeus:
Disregard all the rubbish results you are seeing here. EMEKA IHEDIOHA of PDP
is on top
On top of woman abi on top of mountain? grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Imo Gubernatorial Election Results - Collation Live by obailala(m): 4:29pm On Apr 12, 2015
theV0ice:
No bagga should be allowed to argue Imo politics with you henceforth. I've always silently followed your posts and wondered if you're living in lala land with your analysis but with today's showing, I doff my heart

You're a prof emeritus on Imo politics

thumbs up to you
Oh! Yes.... In my worry about Rochas, I have always overlooked most of the reassuring statements of Abagworo as over-exaggerated wishful thinking and voodoo analysis. But today he stands to be vindicated. Aba-gworo-gworo, I hail! grin

...and APC retains Imo beyond 2015 cheesy grin grin
Politics › Re: Imo Gubernatorial Election Results - Collation Live by obailala(m): 4:24pm On Apr 12, 2015
"I dey kill mosquito wellu well..." grin grin cheesy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErXrmGt-f1I
Politics › Re: Imo Gubernatorial Election Results - Collation Live by obailala(m):
[size=17pt]Owelle Anayochukwu Okorocha (a.k.a ROCHAS)[/size]

Now I just can't explain why I've been smiling all afternoon cheesy ...but now I think it certainly has to be because of these results.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErXrmGt-f1I
Politics › Re: Spot The Governor (pic) by obailala(m): 2:58pm On Apr 12, 2015
Comrade Oshiobaba alias Go and Die!

One word, 'Common Man'

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