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Politics › Re: Lagos Built 10.4MW Power Plant, To Be Inaugurated In August. by ocelot2006(m): 12:19pm On May 23, 2013
Delafruita: examples
Akwa Ibom- Ibom Power plant
Rivers State
Politics › Re: Lagos Built 10.4MW Power Plant, To Be Inaugurated In August. by ocelot2006(m): 9:53am On May 23, 2013
mapet: You guys are just plain ignorant or utterly useless.

The Lagos Island/Negris IPP plant powers 21 streets in terms of street lights and government infrastructures. The laws are yet to permit Lagos State to distribute to homes, not that it is impossible. We don't need the article to tell us what we that live in Lagos see everyday. The IPP power plant is just a stone throw away from my church. Have you seen any of the CBDs not with street lights
You obviously have not been following the news. NERC already granted states authority to distribute EARLY LAST YEAR. For the love of God, even Rivers state already distributes. Get your facts straight, dude.
Politics › Re: Lagos Built 10.4MW Power Plant, To Be Inaugurated In August. by ocelot2006(m): 9:40am On May 23, 2013
Wow....other states build power plants with capacities over 150+MW (and expanding) for the whole state. Yet Lagos builds a lil 10MW station for a few state govt buildings and expect us to pat them on the back?...mehn, you A.C.N folks have truly lost it big time. Big time clowns.
Politics › Re: Sanusi To FG: Dont Overspend On Military Operations, by ocelot2006(m): 12:59pm On May 22, 2013
careytommy: Sanusi should please tell how the government overspends in military operations. Whatever it costs to get the job done so be it!
Sanusi clearly did not accuse the FG in overspending on the military. His statement looks more like an advice.
Politics › Re: Obama Skips Nigeria In His Africa Visit by ocelot2006(m): 7:41pm On May 21, 2013
Freiburger: I'm not an Aso rock or a white house insider, So i can't tell you what the details of the state visit was supposed to be like. But i sense progress in most countries who choosed to stay closer to the most liberal part of the world.
Comments like who cares? what will his visit add to our pockets? he should stay away from our country he supports gay marriage, etc, is our own way of displaying our arrogance and ignorance. History proved that these approaches never helped us in the past and will not be helping us in future.
Question should be what could be his reasons for skiping this visit. Obama is supposed to be a friend to Africa as a whole, so why the loophole with Nigeria? and no one cares. Should a missunderstanding broke out in this newly found romance between China and Nigeria, who will you cry to for help? The Russians? We are walking our way towards building a strain relationship with the most peaceful nation on earth and all we 've got to say is, who cares
The same phrase we use when our money is being looted to swiss accounts.
You talk about staying close to the Liberal side of the world in order to achieve growth, yet we all know that economic power has fully shifted to the east (China, Russia, India) and South America (Brazil), and African economies are equally experiencing considerable amount of growth. Europe's in full recession with their economies in contraction (France just joined the club a few days ago), and the US's still struggling to pull itself out of it. Oh did I mention that they are heavily indebted to the Chinese? So pls do tell what the so-called liberal world bring to the table.

Dude, I have no qualms if Obama refuses to visit Nigeria. That's his choice. But don't make it look like it's such a big deal. I'm even more interested in the Chinese premier's or Brazilian president's visit
Politics › Re: Akpabio Bags Best Governor In Africa Award by ocelot2006(m): 7:00pm On May 21, 2013
badmrkt: shocked shocked
bros check well na Akpabio no be Fashola
Yes he saod Akpabio.Akpabio is, arguably, the best governor in Nigeria. And the award was well deserved.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Bags Best Governor In Africa Award by ocelot2006(m): 4:38pm On May 21, 2013
sexymoma: If truly he has done well, why do we still have the calabas in Lasgidi na? they should have gone to their state and make money.....
That's because Lagos is Nigeria's commercial hub with it's very large population, and it served as a major gateway. So it's only logical that poeple migrate there to take advantage of the large market.

But that doesn't make Lagos's infrastructure better than some state's. And it definitely doesn't make llagos conducive to live in.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Bags Best Governor In Africa Award by ocelot2006(m): 3:54pm On May 21, 2013
finebadtboy: Really! Like what? Ignorance is a disease, I see. tongue tongue
Son, I strongly suggest u visit Akwa Ibom before u run your mouth.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Bags Best Governor In Africa Award by ocelot2006(m): 3:51pm On May 21, 2013
Jetland: Does the man really deserve it?
Have you been to Akwa Ibom? Tell u what, do a quick online research.
Politics › Re: Obama Skips Nigeria In His Africa Visit by ocelot2006(m): 11:27am On May 21, 2013
Freiburger: A lot, in case you don't know, but unfortunately...
Care to explain? With all our current issues, the Nigerian economy's still growing, and Africa's 2nd largest economy's pegged to overtake South Africa's in a few years. So please tell the whole house what Obama's visit will bring. Afterall, we've had visits from previous POTUSs. Keep in mind that we have an ongoing counter-insurgency & counter-terror Op up north. We don't have the bloody time to babysit Obama.
Politics › Re: Jonathan 2015 Campaign Posters In Port-Harcourt by ocelot2006(m): 8:57am On May 21, 2013
Worwor: Jonathan again? huh I swear if Jonathan rule this country again I dey move to Ghana straight angry
I suggest you book your ticket right now. You will need it.
Politics › Re: Jonathan 2015 Campaign Posters In Port-Harcourt by ocelot2006(m): 8:56am On May 21, 2013
Bonapart: Gosh! Jona again 4 anoda 4yrs? Driver take me 2 airport am goin 2 Botswana
Bye bye oh.
Foreign Affairs › Re: France Legalises Same-sex Marriage by ocelot2006(m): 7:33am On May 20, 2013
sakaguchi: What I will never understand is why smoking weed is illegal in a country that has legalised gay marriage. If gay people have rights, weed smokers also have right afterall they are adults who can make mature judgement.
Hollande has mismanaged the economy and France is now heading to recession, they should have protested to oust him from office...since he is so good in mismanaging the economy but a very good manager in gay rights..........RUBBISH!!!
Consenting adults my foot!
Why is prostitution now illegal? Is it not a commercial interaction between two consenting adults?
There is nothing progressive about supporting this stupid new wave, it is pure hypocrisy!!!
France is officially in recession.
Politics › Re: Army Blockades Boko Haram Base by ocelot2006(m): 11:18pm On May 19, 2013
jamst: this igbo(biafra) president aka GEJ is systematically taking revenge for wat happened in the 60's...POLITICAL VENDETTA AGAINST THE NORTH...we know! we know!! but "two wrongs dont make a right"
Huh......I never knew Bayelsa was an Igbo state.
Politics › Re: Army Blockades Boko Haram Base by ocelot2006(m): 11:15pm On May 19, 2013
shymexx: This ish is turning into a propaganda war reminiscent of George Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech that was displayed on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in Iraq, in 2003. But we all know what happened after that.

The speech said:
"In the Battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed." - George Bush.


PS: don't attack my post - I'm just keeping it real. wink
Has the presidency, MoD, or Army HQ declared thw ongoing Ops as mission accomplished?
Politics › Re: Air-Force Jet Hit By Boko-Haram Missile by ocelot2006(m): 12:40am On May 19, 2013
BAMILASSA: And you, what the poster is saying is 100% truth, it seems you are part of the CONSPIRATORS, an enemy of the state, mad man, we have many dangerous scum like you, trying to destroy North and ALL muslims, you are probablily from the tubers community,ND sarbage servants.
Hey Hey!! Don't make me focus on you, 'cos you won't survive it. Now STFU and hop back to your zoo cage. Bloody demented baboon.
Politics › Re: Air-Force Jet Hit By Boko-Haram Missile by ocelot2006(m): 9:35am On May 18, 2013
Suntzung: MAIN AIMS OF GEJ SOE ARE:

1. ENSURE CONTINUITY OF THE CONFLICT TO 2014/15 FOR HIM TO ACHIEVE HIS DIRTY AMBITIONS
2. ENSURE CONTINUITY OF THE CRISES TO GET AN AVENUE TO DESTROY ALL THE NORTH, THRU. MASS KILLINGS, ECONOMIC SABOTAGE,AND ISOLATION.
3. GRADUALLY, ACHIEVING MILITARY DOMINANCE BY THE IGBOS AND MIDDLE BELTANS, NOW FREE TO USE THE MILITARY AS A TOOL FOR BOTH POLITICAL AND CRIMINAL AGENDAS OF DIVIDING THE COUNTRY, AND AVENGING THE SO CALLED SS/ND MILITANTS SILENCING DURING THE OBJ/YAR ADUA ERAS.

TWO (2) GOOD THING AS WELL, MAY BE THE OUTCOME OF THIS SOE BLUNDER VIZ;

1. MILITARY TAKE OVER
2. POLITICAL SUICIDE BY GEJ GROUP, TRANSLATING TO CHEAP APC TAKE OVER

ANY OF THE ABOVE, WOULD MEAN THE BATTLE TAKEN BACK TO ND/BIAFRA DOOR STEPS!

LONG LIVE NIGERIA.
Hey douchebag, are you high on burukutu and tramol tablets? What's this trash of GEJ using the SOE to weaken the north? Were u fools not the ones that established BH so as to make Nigeria ungovernable cos a southerner became president? Now it has backfired fulltime on you fools, resulting in the near destruction of u almost-non-existent economy, and the murder of thousands of northerners by these BH scum (your creation btw). The president's trying to clean your friggin mess, and even your political leaders are in full support, yet you come to this thread and spew garbage. Are you mad?

Btw, why don't you list the emirs and other northern leaders killed by the military during this operation? Go on, I dare you. Buffoon.
Politics › Re: A Thread For The Troops. by ocelot2006(m): 10:37pm On May 17, 2013
Politics › Re: A Thread For The Troops. by ocelot2006(m): 10:33pm On May 17, 2013
Politics › Re: A Thread For The Troops. by ocelot2006(m): 10:03pm On May 17, 2013
Don't forget members of DSS/SSS
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Politics › Re: A Thread For The Troops. by ocelot2006(m): 9:56pm On May 17, 2013
babadem2much: Guys hit dem hard no pity gentlemen. Victory is from God alone, that is Y u will be victorious . dazz all

n d guys below charging tru d surviving ones. in out hungard!
Those are Ghanian soldiers.
Politics › Re: A Thread For The Troops. by ocelot2006(m): 9:54pm On May 17, 2013
dabriggs: I dey see SSS and their Tavor 21 For una pictures. Dem follow for the fight too?
AK 47 and the curved butt has terrible precision. It needs to be upgraded.
Wait make I enter my secret weapons arsenal for under my house. I dey go join the fight. angry
Those are Nigerian Navy Special Boat Service operators, not Sss agents.
Politics › Re: Troops To Launch Air Strikes On Boko-Haram by ocelot2006(m): 9:50am On May 17, 2013
ManTiger: hmmm, air strike abi kinla?
does that means they've located their camp(s)?
Has reconnaissance survey has been carried out?
Has EIA of the aftermath air strike has been carried out?
What is the ratio of the damage on the part of the civilians?
Com'on Boko Haram is still faceless and for all i know, i will never assume an average Hausa as one
So also i'll never assume an average Muslin North as Boko Haram.
Launching an air strike attack on Boko Haram is like saying, "yes, we've gotten their camp and the damage on the civilian will be minimal". I think a small assault group (not the type of Tiger Squadron that couldn't arrest Ombaste priest ) will do the Job perfectly. Locate their hide-out, take no prisoner, snuff the life out of their body!
I repeat take no prisoner, all they know is how to die, then show them how to die alone!
'don't know what "EIA" stands for. I believe you're refering to Battle Damage Assessment (BDA).
Politics › Re: Army Raids Boko-Haram Sambisa Camp In Borno by ocelot2006(m): 3:06pm On May 16, 2013
Let the raghead bodies hit the floor! One shot, one kill.
Politics › Re: ACN Condemns Declaration Of State of Emergency! by ocelot2006(m): 12:02pm On May 16, 2013
alnaijiri: Finally a party with common sense and courage to stand up to a regime of blood-thirsty killers.

"State of Emergency" is a code-word to bring troops up there, suspend the democratic institutions (no more civilian courts, no more rule of law), and stop the North from catching up with the South economically. Additionally, state of emergency is disastrous for business and does nothing to address the root cause of the violence in the North, but will only exacerbate the situation.


I will vote for ACN for sure.
Will you shut the Bleep up?! Bloody almajiri!! The president's speech CLEARLY stated that no democratic institution will be suspended. Everyone from the governors of these affected states to counsellors are still free to carry out their respective duties. Even the governors are in support of the SOE.

Btw, you have no other person but yourselves and your northern leaders to blame for your backwardness and high illiteracy. Afterall you kind ruled this nation for 40+ years and ruined. But rather than focus on education and your region's economy, u folks were busy churning out beggars and wretched almajiris from you numerous madarasas.

So take your damn post and go shove it up were the sun doesn't shine. bleeping aboki.
Politics › Re: Iranian Accused Of Importing Arms To Nigeria Sentenced by ocelot2006(m): 8:34pm On May 15, 2013
naptu2: Yes and credit must also be given to the Customs Service. They raised the initial alarm and invited the DSS (despite attempts by the nigerian accomplices to bribe them).
I'm afraid I disagree with you there. Customs was accused of actually allowing those very containers pass through till the DSS flagged them down. That's why the comptroller general spent the following week posting ads on major dailies to save his a$$.
Politics › Re: ACN Condemns Declaration Of State of Emergency! by ocelot2006(m): 8:23pm On May 15, 2013
gidiMonsta: I opened this thread to voice my disappointment with ACN over this statement, only to read the write-up and realise that they do have genuine points.

In as much as I agree with the President's declaration of SOE in those 3 states, I also know that inappropriate use of force will only fuel the ranks of the rebels. A strategy to deny BH of willing recruits should be our long term goal. We need to start an Idealogical War against them; sponsor and protect Imams and Sheikhs who preach and fight against BH, empower the talakawas, al-majiris et. al and watch them destroy their good for nothing leaders.
The president CLEARLY stated that the military will everything possible WITHIN THEIR RULES OF ENGAGEMENT to bring an end to the raging insurgency up north. Those clowns at A.C.N were simply doing what they know best: spewing garbage to earn some cheap political shots. Too bad it backfired big time.
Politics › Re: Boko-Haram Kills CAN’s Borno Secretary Minutes After GEJ Broadcast by ocelot2006(m): 9:01am On May 15, 2013
[quote author=IGBO-SON]I'm feeling a rollercoaster of emotions over this insecurity issue in the north and the decimation of its Christian population in their own ancestral lands. Even though a larger part of this emotion is one of empathy and pity, i'd have to admit that a small part is a feeling that nemesis/retributive justice is catching up with some people over the sins of their parents and forebears......not having the foresight that Ojukwu had all those years ago in knowing that Nigeria (as is) is just not workable; and going on from there to commit unimaginable horrors on a people whose only crime was not wanting to be a part of this charade anymore!

May God forgive us all![/quote]Dude, really?
Politics › Re: Boko-Haram Kills CAN’s Borno Secretary Minutes After GEJ Broadcast by ocelot2006(m): 7:58am On May 15, 2013
alnaijiri: Our forefathers took advantage of contacts with the Arabs, and accepted Islam, thus bringing light to this part of the world. They renounced their formerly pagan ways and I am proud of my forefathers for their decision.

Only devotion to orthodox Islamic teachings can save the North.
Okay Mr. Bumwipe, care to tell us how Islam brought enlightenment to the world, aapart from the Almjiri system, prevalencee of preventable diseases like polio, cholera, your high level of illiteracy and poor infrastructure, violation of basic human rights, religious intolerance, and of course, terrorism?
Politics › Re: State Of Emergency Declared In Borno, Yobe and Adamawa by ocelot2006(m): 9:28pm On May 14, 2013
Nice one, Mr. President. JTF ....lock and load boy, we're going hunting for ragheads.
Politics › Re: Iranian Accused Of Importing Arms To Nigeria Sentenced by ocelot2006(m): 7:36am On May 14, 2013
Gamji007: We don't have a judiciary in Nigeria. The police,SSS,courts etc are all wash outs.


angry
Leave DSS/SSS out of this and go blame the courts. Afterall, the former performed its job apprehending the Iranian.
Politics › Re: Keke-Napep Banned From Lagos Major Highways by ocelot2006(m): 12:08pm On May 12, 2013
SLIDE waxie: u really dnt get it: there are 36 states in nigeria, u can live in the rest!

Miami and las vegas aint for everyone! Live else where!
And you have absolutely no right to tell any Nigerian were they should or should not leave, as it goes aginsts the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Or is Lagos not a Nigerian state?

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