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taharqa: LOL.... Did I hit a nerve?? Must really hurt..How does it feel knowing you are a LOSER, and that you will continue to LOSS to the person you have chosen to veraciously Hate?? Must really Hurt in deed...Bros, why do you even bother with dolts from the so-called "progressives" whose leaders are imposed upon them by a drug-sniffing drug pusher. They are the true retardeens. |
[quote author=Table Leg ]Another daft riverine community bred imbecilic dolt ... just like his boss, GEJ Deliver on what fu....cking promise exactly? please tell me ....[/quote]And you're just another demented baboon. Now f@#k off. Monkey. |
coogar: for the whole boko haram issue alone, all the military guys that have ruled nigeria are better than jonathan goodluck. people are getting maimed everyday in the north and jonathan is there doing nothing. there was a christmas day bombing of a church right under jonathan's nose in abuja, how more incompetent can a leader be?Oh please spare us the bullshyte talk! Has any Head of State/president of this great nation faced the same security challenges GEJ faced at the very start of his tenure. A few years ago, if someone told u that car bombs and IEDs would be going off in Nigeria, you wouldve have laughed. But regardless if the difficulties faced during the early days of this Islamic insurgency up North, the military and intelligence services under GEJ's watch finally seem to handle it well. Bombings are down, leaders of these Islamic groups (high value targets) are being hunted down and killed/arrested, terror facilities destroyed. We're not out of the woods yet, but we'll get thhere. And if being the worst president means being able to deliver on the basics that Nigerians have been clamouring for (improved power supply, repairs of our delapidated road and rail networks, renovation of our airports, job creation, etc), unlike other. Administrations (military and civilian) who couldn't do so for 40+ damn years, then GEJ is the worst president we have. |
His humility and ability to deliver on his promises, regardless of the noise generated by the loud-mouthed and good-for-nothing opposition. |
Eko Ile: fcukkkkk you and that corrupt, incompetent and good for nothing aso rock scumbag.At least he's way ahead of your cocaine-sniffing-all-talk-little action-overlord, his Islamic extremist/crying companion and all their stooges and lapdogs in all aspects. |
Salex007: Abeg!!! make GEJ dialogue with dis heartless people now...Dialogue for what?! Let the military send those bastards to hell!! |
Eko Ile: Many if these kids are really not mentally developed or enlightened enough to understand these implications ...Okay "enlightened one", care to explain to us "kids" the consequence of the US decision to uninvite us for the summit? |
Eko Ile: In plain English, Nigeria is no longer African Leader, not even West African leaders..Africa's 2nd largest economy, West Africa's sole economic and military power.......yep we're still good. But hey, keep posting from your NURTW HQ. It's amusing. |
browncool: Its your type that support corruption perhaps, I wouldn't be surprised if you have never left your village to the city talk-less of outside Africa. Do you know the gravity of what the President has done by pardoning a confirmed corrupted rogue? In an era when the world is becoming more global in fighting corruption, you are here spewing crap not knowing the gross negative effect to the Nation and to the World at large.And what's the consequence of pardoning Alams? Has the sky fallen? Has the earth stopped moving? Didn't the very same United States of America do the very same thing under Clinton's administration? Abeg go siddon joor |
Rooneyboy: what excuse does Abati have over thisAbati and the GEJ administration owes NO ONE any explanation on this. That's a US party, and they can decide to invite anyone they want. If we've not been invited, the sky won't fall. |
ITbomb: So what if we organise our own summit and invite any other country except USA , will it affect the price of anything ?Kpom!! The Federal Republic of Nigeria is NOT a vassal/satellite state for the US. So we've not been invited to an event, big freaking whoop. |
Chibuebem: but this recent thing GEJ did has disappointed us who had hope in him. How can he release a criminal?! This just shows that pdp is more than a political party. It's like a cult. All this our political parties are like cults. See guy, we need to pray and act. Only us acting by God's power can change naija. There's hope for our beloved country.Ir you're refering to Alams, as much. As I find his pardon distasteful, keep in mind that the ex-governor served time for the crimes committted, with some of his assets siezed. Legally, GEJ did nothing wrong. But wrt to the rapist/major that sodomized a number of boys, pls do not believe that trash cos it was a totally fabricated story. No other news media published anything about that trash. |
nastydamus: I would've thought we'll channel our resources to things like power generation and I dunno, maybe our comatose refineries, water system, etc.Last time I checked, the FG were commissioning more power generation plants, substations, and more gas pipelines that will supply the Gen stations the necessary fuel needed to run them. And don't forget the various power projects that will come online later on this year and the forthcoming years. So yeah, the FG are equally very serious about power supply. |
Super1759: Ok,he didn't cancel the trip but adjusted his calender..so why did he adjust his calender?Read the article again. |
Rossikk: I think Jonathan is the best president we've ever had in this country, period. This man is single handedly remodelling over 15 airports in the country at the same time. Name me one Nigerian leader that has ever attempted anything like that......................*cricket chirping*............... |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]I weep for Nigeria |
Yes I did. I will do it again in a heartbeat. |
dani1luv: [size=13pt]I swear. .This is MadnessMadness?..This is SPARTAAA!!!!!! |
To everyone raining abuses on the president, I suggest you confirm if the story is true 'cos NO OTHER media house has published this "story". And btw, within the pardon of Alams and the fallout and criticisms that followed, do you really think GEJ will be so quick to out another politically sensitive pardon? Think people! |
Is this story true? 'cos I'm yet to read about this pardon on any of the major national dailies. |
Ladies and gentlemen, pls ask yourselves this simple question- if PDP was going to form a new part with the same name as the new opposition party so as to create problems for the later, do you REALLY think.PDP will use TahEIR OWN address? It's common sense. And if I may ask again- if the name has been used, why don't the groups involved in the merger apply for a new name? |
"The various INTERNETS"?! Where do they get these illiterate clowns from?! As for NAIRALAND, Mr Seun MUST issue a statement to call that NSCDC fool to order or sue the damn fools. NO ONE must be allowed to tarnish the image of this site. Bloody fool. |
Dyt: OopsI'm not sure. I'll have to confirm with my Oga at the top, because he may say something else. |
Emmanuel602: Secound to commend don allahHey..........are you a learner? |
AnanseK: The answer to your first question is easy , the attendance list is not secret every newspaper and every body ( except you ) knows who attended. The second question , you just have to take my word for it.Yeah, and you also must believe that I am actually President Obama. Seriously, how do you know that some ex-heads of states were not allowed to air their views/objections? Were you present during the meeting? |
AnanseK: OBJ,Buhari, IBB and Abdussalam Abubakar were not at this disgraceful meeting. The octogenarian former presidents , Shagari, Gowon and Shonekan were not given a chance to say anything. This is is purely ijaw matter decorated and camouflaged with the smokescreen of some irrelevant pardons of forgotten issues just to let notorious thief Alams off the hook. Once a thief always a thief even when forgiven by a benevolent tyrant.And how do you know that OBJ and co weren't there, so that Shagari, Gowon, and Shonekan weren't given the oppourtunity so speak? Were you present? |
Maple: And who told u Buhari supported or even attended the disgraceful meeting?The general is a member of the council, the reports on the state pardons clearly stated that the decision to pardon Alams and everyone else was unanimous, I.e no one kicked against it. Is pls don't make any excuses for the general. |
How come Gen. Buhari, who's a member of the same council, supported the very same pardon? Afterall, it was unanimous. I wonder what CPC has to say about. Anyway, I'm not in support of the pardon for Alams. He's a crook that deserves to be punished. But he had already done time in jail, and I believe some of his asset were siezed. |
Unknown Member: WOW!!Heehee see multiple questions ![]() |
thelastPope: You are officially very very stup1d!!! When did militants ever attack innocent civilians? You are a stup1d slave!I've always agreed on your posts, but I'm afraid I disagree with you on this one. I personally lost my uncle to those so-called militants who pumped him full of lead. Will you repeat the very same post to his young widow and daughter? Anyway, I'm still against any form of Amnesty for these BH bastards. But the ND militants equally don't deserve the amnesty they currently enjoy. |
Yep, let the FG grant them amnesty..... ........just inscribe the word "amnesty" on each artillery shell, rockets, missiles, or 7.62/5.56mm rounds to be used, and pound thse bastards to total submition. Bloody baggars. |
pDude: A load of crappy Nigerian reporting again ;(I suggest you do a little more reading. At low attitudes, especially on approach or rotation, AA guns like the ZSU-24 that's in surplus supply can easily bring down a wide-body aircraft. Same with RPGs (especially helicopters). The Americans have lost a number of fixed-wing and rotary aircraft to both AA flak and rpgs from the Vietnam war to the 2nd Gulf war and the Iraqi insurgency that followed. The Nigerian Airforce also lost an Alphajet to AA fire during a bombing sortie during the Sierre Leonean civil war. |
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