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Dude, dont do it..

igbo overdose.

shymexx: Were they deported or declared persona non grata and told to leave the country? I know you can't differentiate between the two. Why am I surprised? You're from Akwa Ibom, a place notorious for breeding midgets and it's evident your brain is as short as you look, cu.nt.

Sod off and come back when you grow taller, git!

Hell yeah I'm an Akwa Ibomite, and I'm proud of it! Where the f@&k are you from?


And what's the difference between deportation and one being ordered to leave a country+declarer persona non granta? Hell, the later is way worse!!
No wonder you're still stuck in the UK washing toilets for the London tube. Now buzz off f@&k face, your shift's almost up (gotta pay your electric bills). Monkey.

manny4life: Yes, OBJ spent 8years initiating and paying for a project that couldn't be completed under his term but was completed and commissioned in less than 3yrs under GEJ's term. Clap for yourself, I can see @0lumide has infected you...smh

You dey mind dat fowl?

0lumide: All of you GEJ NAMA here can read right? or do one need to spell it out for you fools?


THE PROJECTS WERE COMPLETED BY OBJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT WAS GAS SUPPLY ISSUES THAT CAUSE THE HALT. NOW YOUR UNCLE JOE IS COMMISSIONING ANOTHER MAN'S WORK AND YOU ALL ARE SHOUTING? LMAO!! UTTER FUCKTARDS!!!

WITH ALL THE MONEY NIGERIA GETS, THIS IS WHAT YOU IGNORAMUS UNWANTED GARBAGE OF HUMANITY ARE SHOUTING ABOUT? THIS IS WHAT YOU GUYS WANT TO ENTERTAIN AS ACHIEVEMENT?

Abeg STFU. So OBJ initiated the project, SO FREAKING WHAT?! Why didnt he complete them/resolve the gas supply issue in EIGHT YEARS? Who completed/expanded on mowt of these projects, resolved the gas supply issues tgrough the gas revolution, rehabilitated existing transmission facilities and built new ones, built way more distribution substations than EVERY other administratiin, and ensured the delivery of transformers, ALL IN SPAN OF THREE YEARS? That's right, GEJ!!

NOW GET OF THIS THREAD AND GO READ YOUR BOOKS! ADULTS ARE HERE.

Ewu gambia.

Edoblakky: Pls let me educate you guys a bit. OBJ actually built some power plants but could not put them to work because there was no gas plan. I work in the oil and gas sector and I can tell you that it takes over 3 years(precisely 5yrs) to put in place a proper uninterrupted gas plan. This was exactly where OBJ got it wrong by building power plants without considering how they will be run. Now GEJ has added more power to the ones being generated and has put in place a gas plan. Kudos to him. But my question is how will this power be distributed? I know we can generate more than 10,000 MW of power but the to distribute it is a complete horse of another colour.

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME ABOUT ONE VERY KEY ISSUE ADDRESSED IN THE WHOLE POWER REVOLUTION UNDERTAKEN BY GEJ.


Before the completion/expansion of existing NIPP power generation project by the GEJ administration (new power plants inclusive), the GEJ administration launched one thing that truely impressed me, and that was THE GAS REVOLUTION aimed at ensuring the adequate delivery of gas to both power plants and other industrial consumers ACROSS THE NATION. Thats the one NO OTHER administration (OBJ or Yaradua) thought of.

Henry120: We read the first sentence of your comment a lot, even though 80% of european nations have since dumped the ak-47. The constant talk of the rifle been reliable is old. How about the recoil and poor accuracy the system is infamously known for?





"Replace the wooden furniture with better and lighter polymer/fibreglass materials. Redesign the butt stock for better accuracy, and add rails on the barrels for optics and laserdot attachments. Or better still, design a new rifle based on the AK-47s firing mechanism (the Isreali Galil+South Af rican R4 and Finnish Valmet are good examples)"


I agree 100% with what you have written here. I think the army should also deploy the FN PARA-FAL in much larger numbers, instead of it's current state of limited use.

I beg to differ. 80% percent of Europe? Nah. Look at the Poles, Finns, Bulgarians, Romanians, Ukranians, and the armed forces of most (if not all) CIS countries. They still use copies of the AK-47 or AK-74. Even the Serbian Zastava rifle is a copy of same AK rifle.

And please the accuracy of the AK-47 is not terrible as you painted it to be. Yes it's not better than the M-16 accuracy wise, no thanks to its ejector bolt that slams shut after ejecting a spent cartridge causing the barrel to wobble, and the somewhat awkward design of the rifle butt/stock.

Basically, most people dont like the AK-47 primarily cos of its looks (I dont like it either). But even the FN-FAL (Para) which you suggest is equally old and heavy.

yep...gay.

And I suggest the Nigerian Army convert the FN-FAL to a squad marksman's rifle for marksmen/snipers attavhed to units/platoons. A main and offset sight with bipods attached will do just fine.

GeneralJ: Abi ohh, infact, most people state the excuse that since DICON is producing it, the AK-47 should still be the main weapon, my question is why in this day and age, producing an ak-47 will be called an achievement, why not involve private companies like Heckler&Koch, or the Isreali Weapons Industries like they did for the Bullet proof vests, start producing something that belongs to the 21st Century, the AK47 is old rotten, although still sort of reliable i don't think our troops deserve AK47, i think the troops that should be on top of our priority list should be the peacekeepers and the ones in the frontline fighting against Boko boyz, those boyz should get some new gear ASAP

I honestly see nothing wrong with the AK-47. It's still the world's most reliable. That said, I suggest DICON become more innovative. Replace the wooden furniture with better and lighter polymer/fibreglass materials. Redesign the butt stock for better accuracy, and add rails on the barrels for optics and laserdot attachments. Or better still, design a new rifle based on the AK-47s firing mechanism (the Isreali Galil+South Af rican R4 and Finnish Valmet are good examples)

Henry120: No. It's not an UZI PRO. It's just an Israeli made kit for a glock pistol.

It's a CAA tactical RONI-G1 glock carbine/pistol kit. It costs $567 each.

Huh....nice one

Care to backup your claim/opinion with the word

Nikapetrelli: To me is wrong.Most tyms u end up being confused,cos different churches ave there way of doings tins,

1MCN: It surprises me when some fellows hear about a good work done by Jonathan and his team and they rush to tell us it was initiated by the past administration(s). Gov't is a continuum. You don't expect him to dismantle a good structure already erected by past gov'ts. He's more intelligent than that. Jonathan had once lamented that there are over six thousand FG abandoned projects scattered all over the federation, and that they'll be of very great impact to the people if the projects were completed.
By insisting that Jonathan has nothing of praise for him (although he's not even interested) in the projects he completes, you make a few things too obvious, namely:
1. You have no idea how gov'ts (should) run;
2. Out of search for own-glory you won't mind scoring an own-goal;
3. Corossive hate can lead you to destroy the good name and work of a fellow man though they be beneficial to even you;
4. You're only intelligent by less than half;
5. You're a saddist who'll rather prefer that people die in penury than be saved by the saviour you don't approve of.

You, sir, are awesome. I owe you a beer. Excellent post.

0lumide: You are making me an OBJ fan?

Really?

if it wasn't for what OBJ started on those NIPP projects, would GEJ have even thought of them sef talkless of completing them?

You can read where it said funding for the projects stopped from 2007 (When OBJ left) to 2009. Yaradua ressurected the projects and died.. GEJ is only doing the ceremonial part of the project. Thats all.

Yet your beloved OBJ abandoned them while "retardeen" GEJ revived it, completed and commissiined it, and equally expanded other projects.


You know what? Maybe you should just give credit to Lord Lugard.

0lumide: You know, I used to think you were objective but now, you stink. If you notice, I used to join issues with you when I thought you were neutral. but now that I know you are a PDP goon who will allow corruption just for PDP, I stopped quotting you, I stopped reading your comments except for this which I feel like using to let you know why your are an UTTER person!!

Simple question: did OBJ complete the project after 8 FREAKING YEARS? A simple Yes or No will do.

shymexx: Another yellowish-red eyes having scrounger. How about go sort out your anorexia induced by hunger? Poverty-ridden, low IQ having apes. Perhaps, if poverty hadn't eaten too deep into your brain cells, you would know that diplomats have diplomatic immunity. And even if the deported guy were to be a spy masquerading as a diplomat - there's no way in hell they would have deported him the way they did.

I know you're in the Nigerian army - you can catch the fade for the other clowns and come get almost the same treatment BH has been meting out to your crude armed forces. Silly plonker.

Diplomats have diplomatic immunity. Yet it didnt stop the Brits from deporting a number of Russian diplomats in 2007/8, the Russians deporting an American diplomat in 2013, and the Pakistanis arresting and deporting an American diplomat a few years ago. All because of espionage. But I guess you didnt know that, airhead. Then again, when you've got sh#t for brains, you get to suffer from dysentry of the mouth. Now buzz off and go spew your rubbish elswhere, bumwipe.

Henry120: Here is the photo of the PDW. Can you identify it?

Uzi PRO SMG..I think.

shymexx: What's NIA and what's Nigeria's strategic interest in Kenya?

Never knew naija had an intelligence agency.

Intelligence in corruption and peasantry - I can't deal. If the agency actually exist, it needs to be scrapped asap.

Anyway, African countries are becoming overly bullish when dealing with Nigerians. However, you can't really blame them since Nigeria has failed to earn the respect it deserves. How can you forcefully become other people's burden and expect them not to treat you like shyte.

Well it's no suprise you dont know your own country owns a foreign intelligence service (ie. the National Intelligence Agency). When you spend your whole life scrubbing toilets for the London tube, it's bound to happen.


Anyway, yes we own the secretive NIA, established in 1986 (I think) as one of the successors to the now defunct NSO (other successors include SSS for domestic intelligence and the DIA for military intelligence). But unlike the other services, the NIA draws its field operatives from the ranks of the armed forces, police force, and SSS. if you've been to Abuja, then maybe you wouldve noticed a very large compound non-descriptive white buildings on a hill (Asokoro, same axis as the Police SARS HQ) and CCTV cameras and armed men in suits. Yeah, thats it. And it very very active.

Bpriest: this is not a James bond's movie.

Drugs

Most foreign intelligence services (NIA inclusive) use the diplomatic services to mask their activities on foreign soil. And no it's no James Bond (or Jason Bourne or Jack Baurer) stunt.

[quote author=Chima_Adeoye]Nigerians are sometimes despicable animals. Only God knows the type of shady offence this so called diplomat was engaged in[/quote]espionage?

I suspect the soon-to-be deported diplomat may be an operative with the NIA.

If you expect me to feel sorry for her, you're wasting your time.

And some clowns on this thread swallowed the story hook, line, and sinker.

simpleseyi: I can help you out, just send me his picture, address, movement info like when he leaves home, his route to office, when he leaves office for Abuja university and Nassarawa State university to pick girls that are younger than his grandchildrend for rounds of drug aided intimacy, the hotel he uses for his pedo-phile intimacy, and finally, the weapons to use. I will do it for free for the love of my father's land and God will reward me.

if it was so easy.

Senator James: I'm not here for tribal battle. But i want some one that understand the current political game to answer these two questions, because people are boasting of what she is doing as d minister

1. If stella Oduah is from the Kawu Baraje led faction, will she still be the minister today? Y/N
2. Is there nobody among the sacked ministers that performed better than her? Y/N

So lets stop fighting each other here when our leaders are sweeping away our treasury. Even as a political party member how much are you gainning compare to them



God bless Nigeria

To answer your questions:


1) No she won't be a minister

2) No, none of the sacked ministers performed better than her.

Sagamite: You are a person!

Are you saying the minister is not using the car?

Proof?

4chi: This evil woman has no speck of good in her. After having her fill of occultic blood sucking, the vampire minister is extremely corrupt to boot. Morally, she is a loose cannon. Her stock in trade is fvking boys young enough to be her son and manipulating their destinies. Jim Iyke is one of her victims. She is pure evil and NOTHING good can come out of her reign in the aviation sector.

Apparently you "know" much about her. 'care to back up your accusations with proof? Or are you simply ranting from your bum?

GH KWAME: Haha!^^^ I guess n0 South African product can escape your lenses. So what is the name of the truck which is used by the SF 0f Ghana?

Looks more like a stripped down version of the popular Mercedes UNIMOG truck. Very popular in the Spec. Ops society, particularly with the SAS D-squadron.

GeneralJ: Nigerian Police Anti Bomb Squad

My question is, do they know thats not the right way to holster thier sidearms, or is that a correct way of holstering a pistol?

It's the old British way of holstering a side arm. Old habits die hard.

Henry120: Nigerian army

Uhmmm...bros, I think that's Nigeria Police oh. Not Army.

Fynline: Guys guess which of the security outfits in Nigeria use this camo?

The Nigerian Immigration Service.

xule20: Have said dis b4 here,who is callin it fiction??
If yhu in lagos nd ve frnds in dodan barracks(81 division) or ikeja u will kn many soldiers ve gone nd odas are avoidn da mission,da ambush he talkd abt was successful due to an informat amng dem whch was a soldier from ikorodu barracks nd dey saw 25million in his account few days afta d ambush.......da media aint coverin all des!

U want to fight terrorist but u failed to get new and model weapons as the rumour ve it in da barracks dis boko boys are beta and far equiped dan da military......oga in abj kip eatn billions met for security

Winning a war is not about just getting new and "model" weapons. Obviously, Operational Security (OPSEC) was compromised. what a pity. RiP to our fallen warriors.