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eddie000:So what point are you trying to make now Mister? Are you advocating for anarchy and lawlessness from the Federal Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria because you think some South African private companies do illegal deals in Nigeria?... Wow!.. what a smart suggestion. Even if some South African companies do illegal deals in Nigeria as you say, who allows them to do those deals?.. Are there not officials of the Nigerian government whose job it is to regulate and checkmate those activities? Are you even listening to yourself or rather, do you even read what you type before you click the 'submit' button? Take away the anonymity of Nairaland, if you were interviewed on TV, can you repeat the things you are saying here? |
teeowl:If the useless Nigerian leaders had the power to do that, they would have closed down SR since OBJ's tenure... but can you kindly mention one lie SR reported lately?... Just a single lie not two? ![]() |
eddie000:Are you serious with what you have just typed? ![]() Blaming South Africa for your government's illegalities? Are you blaming SA for enforcing a simple law which exists all over the world? Are you okay? |
Ahmeduana:This is exactly the reason why the govt has not defeated Bh since. Playing the politics of vague finger pointing; playing politics with our lives. PDP comes out and announces that APC is in support of BH and APC comes out and says PDP is incapable of defeating BH. As long as our leaders and by extension, the followers continue to point fingers at political opponents instead of focusing on our common enemies as a nation, BH militants will continue to be encouraged.... Blaming punchnewspaper or premium times or sahara reporters who only report the carnage as being BH sympathisers is just plain silly, especially when we all know who the real blame should go to.. |
SamIkenna:Your honestly and clarity on this matter is much appreciated and I would like to believe most other Igbos supporting Jona share your views. It is becoming clearer from this thread that the Igbo support for GEJ isn't really due to any special qualities or achievements or favours from the man. Rather the massive support is born out of a mistrust for the SW and an outright hatred for the North and their born-to-rule buffoonery. Now even as this is quite understandable, it is always good to call a spade a spade. For a large proportion of Igbos to almost literally worship an obviously incompetent, corrupt and confused man and even go to the ridiculous extent of calling him 'God sent,' I think that is very disturbing and embarrassing. If only more people can be like yourself and openly state the real reason they support Jonathan (which is due to a hatred of the effrontery of the North), it would clear a lot of confusion and to an extent, reduce the mockery we've been making of ourselves since this administration. |
Indeed, there is a Jonathan frenzy throughout Igboland. But it is not founded on any discernible rationalityThis is something that I really do not understand. I keep trying to wonder how Igbos were bought over. There is absolutely no rationale behind the massive support Igbos have shown to Jonathan. Even the core Niger Deltans (inclusive of fellow Ijaws) don't show the same level of blind support for GEJ. True, a number of Igbo people have under Jonathan been appointed to “juicy positions”. There are more Igbo private jet owners now than ever.This is another myopic reasoning that could be cited as a reason why Igbos should support GEJ. A smart observation of the Nigerian landscape ince 2010 would reveal that the influx of private jets and massive wealth (albeit through illegal means) is not restricted to any section of the country. Since his rise to power, GEJ opened the floodgates of our national treasury and everybody irrespective of tribe, religion or ethnicity has gained from the free for all plundering exercise being supervised by GEJ himself. It would be very myopic for anyone to think that any particular section of the country is gaining more under this regime. kettykin:To round it up, I really cannot place my hands on why Igbos have decided to worship GEJ; the more I try to figure it out, the more I sink into deeper confusion. @Op, I would however warn you to be ready for a backlash from people who think they are more Igbo than you are; from people who cannot tolerate any Igbo son thinking differently or thinking out of the box. Be prepared to be labelled an efulefu and a hungry APC agent. |
Orikinla: musiwa95, can you please sit down and make your points clear in simple English. ![]() Are you serious?... how can you expect Oga Musiwa to make a point? ![]() |
VoteOutPDPJona: TANoids are damn culpable!TANoids! ![]() On the contrary, the TANoids are not daft. You know there are Jonathanians and there are TANoids. All TANoids are Jonathanians but not all Jonathanians are TANoids. The Jonathanians are those that 'blindly' follow and worship Jonathan while the TANoids are Jonathanians who are registered PDP members. I say the TANoids are not daft because at least the do what they do for money unlike other Jonathanians who do so strictly because of ethnic or religious affiliations which eventually brings them nothing. ![]() |
Another election promise to deceive the teeming population of gullible Nigerians. God help us! |
VoteOutPDPJona: Like Ibos like Middle belterns. Like second Niger bridge like this election Mambila power plant contract. People Deceiving People. Nigerians are no longer daft.Dude, who told you Nigerians are no longer daft?... a lot of people are already rejoicing at this white elephant 4months to election promise of 'proposed' power plant, in fact many have already included it as one of the major achievements of Jona just like they are already singing his praises for 'building' 2nd niger bridge. As for me, these political charlatans should wake me up only when (if) the project is being commissioned. |
This would be a welcome development in our fight against 'darkness' but it would be a huge shame and embarrassment if this truly comes to pass ![]() |
$1billion at work ![]() "We will defeat BH the way we dealt with ebola" -GEJ |
Very funny picture |
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A lot of Nigerians have been brainwashed by the primitive politics of blame blame blame as introduced by President Jonathan himself... The news (or rumour) that Shekau is still alive isn't funny at all. I would have expected reasonable humans to demand to see the so called video evidence. Instead, people are jumping all over the place shouting it is APC propaganda.. Just the same way they said ebola in Nigeria was APC propaganda... The kind of foolishness that abounds in our land is sickening ![]() |
Chaiii! What sort of joblessness could lead individuals into arguing about other peoples wealth ![]() Obviously the wind of 50% reduction in Nigerian unemployment by GEJ did not blow in your directions.. |
adioolayi: Constructive criticism is good...as good as it is, I will only ask the writer to tell us one film he/she has directed, produced or acted before....if non, then he/she should keep his/her mouth shut!So in your perfect world only a bus driver reserves the right to criticise another bus driver?... the passengers have no right to complain or criticise? This is the same ol' bullcrap defence Nigerians keep coming up with all the time for mediocrity. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the movie is mediocre cos I haven't even watched it. I am only referring to the basis of your defence of the movie which is that "only directors or actors have a right to criticise." That's a very wrong assumption. |
I can't explain why I had a broad smile on my face while reading this report ![]() |
Kudos to the reps for living up to their responsibilities in this case.... Although I remember it was hell getting the paper call up letters from lousy school authorities who insist on distributing the letters only 2 days to camp opening. Imagine being posted to sokoto from PH and having less than 2 days to prepare for a 2 days journey. I dont support outright cancellation of the internet call up letters but the cost should be slashed instead to about N500 |
lordthunderbolt: am educated how e take concern you.....Bros face your book you hear...Why u go dey embarass ur education bros?...try and be objective in your responses else people go dey confuse about your education ![]() |
lordthunderbolt: chairman shey you are a Nigerian?My fellow chairman, I believe you are educated with a university degree and I believe what I have said is very clear (that's if you even read beyond the second line). Please read through what I said (fully this time) and tell me how your response is related. |
BraniacX: well said dude, though i should point out to you that the army doesn't give orders to the press so saying "ordering the press" is a form of misrepresentation. Also, the ghost reporters you mentioned if their reporting is imbalanced as in when they report NA failures but not their succeses which has brought about the belief whether right or wrong that they are opposition affiliates. But on everything else i agree with you.Just to clarify, the order to the press was from the FG and not the army. Secondly, try not to flow with the crowd that base their judgement entirely on the sentimental words and half truths peddled by nairaland politicians. Please do a quick research and mention one of the military victories which was not reported at all by SR or premium-times?... You should also understand that SR is known for reporting what others can't (due to govt restrictions), hence concentrating on this 'selling point' is the reason their reports appear imbalanced... Lastly, regarding SR affiliations with the opposition, I believe this is common sense; SR opposed OBJ, they opposed yaradua and now they clearly oppose GEJ... Simply put, they focus on the govt in power and deliver scathing criticism. In the Nigeria of today, simple minds believe that any individual or group which criticizes the govt must be an opposition affiliate. So if it pleases anybody, it is ok to say SR is APC. |
hardbody: For those that had no votes, does it mean they had no confidence even in themselves to have at least voted themselves? In that case they will have at least a vote each.The men knew they had no chance, so in the spirit of 'at all at all na him bad pass,' the men sold their votes ![]() |
There's a difference between outright discrediting of the Nigerian Military and simply stating the obvious. I would categorically say it that the Nigerian military is weak against the tiny insurgence and the reason for this is clearly before our very eyes. There are several moles in the military aiding bokoharam. There are also a lot of stinkingly corrupt top defence chiefs who through their corruption has rendered the almighty Nigerian military spineless in the face of a tiny bokoharam insurgence... The political leadership of Nigeria is also culpable; a lot of people in power are profiting massively from the huge defence budgets. Even the recently approved $1billion dollars will still go down the drain if the corruption infesting the system is not tackled. Ordering Newspapers not to report the atrocities of BH does not mean the atrocities were not being committed daily. Also, ghost websites like Sahara reporters and premium times reporting the situation as it is does not mean they are in support of the BH massacre. Until our leaders stop playing politics with our lives (accusing opposition for BH) and focus their attention on those corrupt military chiefs and civilian accomplices in the defence ministry who loot defence budgets, the Nigerian Military will continue to be spineless. |
If Jonathan had planned and began execution of this project since 2010 when he took over office, he would have surely had a good reason to seek the votes of south easterners. A simple question I always ask my people, "what has this administration really done for the south east to deserve the kind of massive support it gets?" ![]() |
lwise: Cant you at least google that name before you comment.I'm not saying the man doesn't exist in real life, all I'm saying is that the write-up is definitely a creation of someone in the PDP (most likely FFK himself). Taking a look at the write-up, it favours only the PDP cause at the end of the day. I do not know who the real Gwarzo is, but except he's a member of the PDP already, i don't believe he would be dumb enough to make such statements that would only benefit PDP. |
topeayan: When I say that the Presidency must come to the north next year I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core north and not any northern christian or muslim minority tribe.This ALIYU GWARZO must be a fictional character created by FFK himself. The entire write-up seems to me like pure reverse psychology orchestrated by FFK/PDP. The primary aim and objective of this write-up is to create religious and ethnic disharmony; to prick the sensibilities of southerners and non-Hausa-Fulani northerners so that they would never vote a northern Muslim. This is pure politics and this is a missile launched by the PDP. My common sense tells me even if this is what Hausa-Fulani people think in their hearts, there's no way they would come out openly to circulate a write-up like this which has only one effect, i.e. to incite the rest of Nigeria against them. This is pure reverse psychology from the slimy one himself, FFK. ![]() |
Acidosis which levels?.. wetin be ur own and tanker explosions this afternoon?... Why raise up dead stories? |
Just like someone rightly mentioned here, SOME FLOODS ARE AVOIDABLE. Heavy rains and the accompanying floods are typically an act of God. However, when you have a recurring flood every year at the slightest rain in a particular place, it becomes an act man attributable to man's gross negligence. |
EFCC keeps being embarrassed and the little substance left in them keeps being eroded by hand tying 'INSTRUCTIONS' from oga ontop. If the EFCC chairman is truly sincere, he should resign and cite excessive interference from 'ogas ontop' as the basis for his frustration and subsequent resignation. Maybe he could buy himself some cheap public respect by a resignation. I really wonder why we still have the little monster (EFCC) created by OBJ in existence because it is clear no administration after OBJ has any need for it.. ![]() |
tokunboh: Spot on Shehu Sani. GEJ needs to take part of the blame, things could have been handled in a better way!What does he mean by "GEJ's sectional leadership and neglect of the North?"... Is there any part of Nigeria that's presently not being neglected? A question requiring an honest answer, "is the Niger Delta or South East receiving better attention than any other part of the country under GEJ's regime?" |
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