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 Politics › Re: Lagos Light Rail Stalls as Fashola Runs Out of Funds by ochukoccna: 6:15pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
While I do not subscribe to the tolling of an uncompleted project,I believe its probably due to the non loan approval by the FG With all Lagos has on its plate for now,loans are about the most sensible way to go Infrastructure costs money only that the LASG most be more open to the people she governs about her debt profile |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Deported Alongside Antony Chinedu Sneaks Back To Kenya by ochukoccna: 6:08pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
FRDChickenisha: Na so Nigeria deyDont post unless you comprehend the story Kenya is where his meat is Do you know what it means to be the key member of any cartel?  |
| Politics › Re: Can All These Be True: Fashola/tinubu’s Massive Looting Of Lagos by ochukoccna: 5:50pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
mike404: NO MUSLIM WILL RULE LAGOS AGAINDo not bring religious sentiments to Lagos and the rest of Yoruba states Religion is something Yorubas do not hold to heart in their families and politics Keep your fuel that has been burning the North to yourself luvinhubby: It's even worse than this, wait till ACN loose Lagos in 2015, that is when the concealed rot will be exposed.What about salaries? What about some projects? What about security funding? You really must be daft The Niger Delta states get more funding than any other state yet apart from Akwa Ibom and Rivers which state is 'working' Fashola is no saint (my opinion) yet he has not been observed to be prodigal like many a politician If you believe all he this is a front,then forward your evidence to the authorities who'd gladly arrest him Esp Abuja people If you dont then please,shut your black oral cavity up |
| Politics › Re: You Are Not A True Lagosian If You Haven't Done Any Of These! by ochukoccna: 5:37pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
Lagos You too much jo If you no get logo Gbe ori e Ooooooo! |
| Politics › Re: Is Amaechi More Powerful Than Jonathan In Nigerian Politics? by ochukoccna: 5:33pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
Constitutionally Jonathan is the most powerful Nigerian However in the understanding of the nuances of power, human relations,charisma,bridge building, comportment and projection of office Amaechi TRUMPS him If you met them without the paraphenelia of office,Ebele would strike you as just another Ijaw Niger Delta John Doe whilst Amaechi's global class as would shine through It is no breaking news that been president does not paper over this cracks in Ebele's armour but even highlights it more Not that Amaechi too is saintly though Cholls: Guys let us be careful the way we "Fuel The Fire"Tell that to Ebele who started it in the first place That apart,you should expect threads like this resulting from the Rivers fallout |
| Politics › Re: Obj's Regime Isn't As Terrible As This! by ochukoccna: 4:43pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
You can help someone to get a job but you CANNOT HELP THE PERSON TO DO HIS JOB -Olusegun Obasanjo (May 29 2013) 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Press Release: Rivers State:when Will The Truth Be Told. by ochukoccna: 9:29am On Jul 12, 2013*. Modified: 10:06am On Jul 12, 2013 |
Shame Real shame  Why is Asari speech nowadays is ALWAYS about Gambari,oil,Gambari,oyel,Aboki not about the clanishness and corruption his brother has given as dividends of administration? In same nations,you know where his likes will be But Nigeria is no sane nation That why he can throw his weight behind a thug like Evans Bipi A thug openly caught on camera chanting cult slangs and assaulting unarmed people But anyways is Asari any better  If only OBJ had injected this security threat back then  1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Is Hon Evans Bipi The Phantom Speaker A Cultist?? by ochukoccna: 1:33pm On Jul 11, 2013 |
pistol: It is so unfortunate.Speak English ke In today's 'na our oyel' Nigeria 'Na our son' presidency Come off it man What he needs for this job is 2 things Lick oga's black balls (I believe that's the color or do you have a different opinion) Wash her imperial majesty's panties |
| Politics › Re: House To IG: Remove Rivers Police Chief(commissioner Of Police) by ochukoccna: 7:15am On Jul 11, 2013 |
The senate did same too Yet it never had to get to this sorry pass Amaechi had called for the removal of CP Mbu prior to this Even Mbu was quoted as saying he didn't pay attention to the letter written for additional security cover due to a police station been around that place |
| Politics › Re: Bola Ahmed Tinubu Speaks On The Ekiti Situation. by ochukoccna: 7:02am On Jul 11, 2013 |
Bamidele sense don dey return Good Where hin be go before?  |
| Politics › Re: ACN Lawmakers Punish Bamidele For Nursing Governorship Ambition by ochukoccna: 7:14pm On Jul 10, 2013 |
bonetalk: even if he was removed in an undemocratic processWhich undemocratic process? The other 5 members out 6 choose a new caucus chairman What's wrong with that? Jonathan sought to do same to Amaechi in the Rivers state house of reps and NGF but could not muster the numbers just like Bamidele who was removed for not towing the party line Bamidele is obviously on his own He has the right to contest no doubt but when he was commisioner twice was it by internal democracy? Or was he not given the ticket to the house too? Primaries no dey ACN nor PDP nor APGA i.e. Nigerian politics They ALL are sharks in the water. Only some are more merciful in biting than others He's been in ACN long ago to know that So why is he pursuing this without reason and no support structures like Amechi Like I said,he's been enjoying it long enough.....you cant take bribe and now say Nigeria is corrupt..That's hypocrisy for you are part of the problem too BTW, Fayemi is performing  1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 2015: It’s Buhari Or Nothing – Senator by ochukoccna: 8:47pm On Jul 09, 2013 |
SAI Buhari 2015 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria A Nation Divided! Shocking data supporting the division. by ochukoccna: 4:08pm On Jul 09, 2013 |
OP,as some have pointed out This maps are NOT a true representation of what is on ground in some areas For example, how and when did the Ijaw SUDDENLY become 10% of Nigeria's population?   OVERNIGHT? This looks like revisionism to me They are a minority in Delta and Ondo states apart from Bayelsa Bayelsa is not up to 2 million folks so how them come reach 10% of we population for 9ja? How do they add up to 16 million or 20 million of Nigeria's population (depending on which figures you use)? A thread to to counter this their claim is on NL BTW Like I said,this is revisionism |
| Politics › Re: APC Has Been Registered - Bisi Akande by ochukoccna: 3:51pm On Jul 09, 2013 |
emiye: Finally, the stage is now set for the battle to beginMore like work not battle Work behind the scenes Dig the trenches Mobilize the troops Rally your supporters Mobilize the youth Sell your vision Kick out the Clueless One and her Imperial majesty Do the work www.datz all 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Okonjo-iweala Has Sleepless Nights Over Unemployment In Nigeria by ochukoccna: 3:39pm On Jul 09, 2013 |
Yet in your sleeplessness,your waistline and body mass keep increasing Hmmn! I gbadun that kain sleeplessness 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Rivers' Speaker Impeached, Amaechi Storms Assembly As Fight Erupts? by ochukoccna: 3:16pm On Jul 09, 2013 |
Her imperial highness handwork don show Any way madam President,remember the Army is watching regardless of Ihejirika been your relative  Eygpt no dey too far O! |
| Politics › Re: FG Condemns Removal Of Egypt's President Morsi. by ochukoccna: 12:55pm On Jul 05, 2013 |
@Frank-C,let me get this off my chest quickly You are right,I DON'T LIKE JONATHAN How can I like someone who has embraced the very same forces which have held Nigeria in shackles? One under who sleaze and humungous financial scandals continues unabated What about the ethnic hue he has given the exalted office of the presidency prodded on by some ethnic dinasaurs? Or the ridicule he exposes Nigeria to in his romance with money launderers, oil scam fixers and people wanted by the justice systems of well run nations I'm not placing my country lower than it belongs You know who are Regarding Eygpt,while I do not subscribe to coups The first reaction to Morsi's removal has been the rise of the Eygptian stock exchange It shows the fiancial markets also support it An elected leader CANNOT act as Morsi did Despite his party background been from a religious ideology,he pursued an Islamist agenda convinently forgetting that Eygpt is a secular not religious society even with Islam been the major religion His decrees and onslaught on the judiciary showed his increasingly hardline nature Throw in worsening economic conditions and his outright refusal to dialogue in resolving the crisis was his undoing The people impeached him on the streets rather than a moslem brotherhood dominated parliament It might have been the wrong way Eygpt went about it, but this is what the people wanted And if I may add many moderate Arab nations An Islamist Iran is more than enough for the Midle East region and the world For an Eygpt with one of the larget armies to fully go Islamist note Islamist not Moslem,is a ticking time bomb for regional and world geo-politics Your rant about the gay politics of Britain,America and the Illuminati is uncalled for One thing is to feel the pulse of society A Nigerian nay African society that harrasses mini-skirt wearing ladies is one that will now support gays I laugh in fulfude Even if we legalize it like Malawi just to collect $$$$ ,€€€€ and ££££ in aid,the people would STILL abor it Men make a society not the law As Christ said the law was made for man and not the other way round Democracy is but a system of laws that is what Morsi failed to understand And the people who came out to protest did so passionately and were not rented like the lady dancers we saw on a NL thread who queued up to collect their hire after seeing off madam president after her recent state visit to Port Harcourt Your analogy to Fashola and okada riders fails in this regard You still refuse to admit the current Nigerian state is one in decline While we have enormous resources which we scare many African nations with, you easily forget this is a Nigeria that lost Bakassi to a France backed Cameroun,has no voice in CAF,was defeated by SA's candidate (Jacob Zuma's wife) in the AU,lost out the African Developmental Bank top job to Rwanda,took up been part of the AU's peace force in Mali yet our troops beg for food there, has our citizens looked down upon even in Africa talk less of the world etc I do not know where your delusions about the present Nigeria and her greatness comes from. I honestly do not 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Nelson Mandela In Permanent Vegetative State by ochukoccna: 10:45am On Jul 05, 2013 |
All the best to you Madiba |
| Politics › Re: Reps Recommends Removal Of Immunity Clause For President And Govs by ochukoccna: 10:41am On Jul 05, 2013 |
Is it only me? The 'junior' chamber of the legistlature is very visible, active and mature Though some scandal tainted ones like Herman Hembe and Farouk Lawan are there Non the less,kudos to Tambuwal and his men 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: FG Condemns Removal Of Egypt's President Morsi. by ochukoccna: 10:03am On Jul 05, 2013 |
Coup or not,what happened in Eygpt was the will of the people How come they was mass jubilatation when Morsi was removed? And to think a mainly moslem nation rallied to kick out Islamists in power who went about balkanising Eygpt Morsi failed to read the signs, gauge the mood of the nation nor understand that power belongs ultimately to the people By the time he gave thought to negotiate from his defiant high horse,it was too late Even the police and military were rejoicing Doesn't that tell you something Hope our politicians learn that been in power doesn't gave them the liberty to run the country aground Why the FG jumped the gun to lamblast the Eygptians beat me hollow seeing America the UN and leading nations have given measured responses Not that I support coups but an Africa which lacks strong institutions will see the Eygpt option particularly when a government is so detached from the people the way Mursi was If Mubarak could be pushed out by the people,who be Mursi Mtsheeeeew. @Frank-C,be not deluded Currently,Nigeria no longer has the fear factor she once had in African politics and on the world stage She can regain it though 6 Likes |
| Politics › Re: PUNCH Editorial On Patience Jonathan: Presidency replies PUNCH newspaper by ochukoccna: 1:02pm On Jul 04, 2013 |
Goddex: PUNCH is becoming so annoying these days. It's pathetic how a once nationally acclaimed newspaper gradually turns itself to an APC newsletter.Stop trivializing the issues involved Why should the security of someone who is not an elected office holder (even an elected office holder) paralyze the activities of the average Joe and Jane? Even at that is it not a pointer to the lack of security in the country as a whole Face it Jonathan and his unschooled ,unpolished, unsophisticated hippotamus keep dragging the presidency to ridiculous lows About 2 weeks back the GUARDIAN, a pro Jonathan paper, told him to caution his wife on her use of the office seal of the FGN The nauseating response was that an unelecteabke office of the first lady was insperable from that of an elected president Such mental bunkum Thankfully.this Ijaw one chance bus wey Nigeria and Nigerians enter will soon reach the bus terminus 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Is This The Beginning Of Another Era Of Millitary Rule In Africa? by ochukoccna: 12:31pm On Jul 04, 2013 |
Eygpt's scenario differs from Nigeria's They had a president seeking to forcefully foist a radical Islamic agenda in a predominantly Islamic nation unlike ours where you have weak,divisive (Ebele) ,corrupt despots (OBJ especially,Tinubu etal) as leaders Also forget not that the Eygptian people started the process which led to his removal I am particularly pleased Eygptians are against Islamic extremism which Morsi typified Guaranteed Nigeria as a nation currently lacks direction yet our ethnically tainted Army entering the fray if militancy,ethnicity, a week economy and what have you will unleash Pandora's box Yet we need to reign in our political class (the ACN's,PDP's,APGA's etc) and unless the ordinary people from North,East,West and South act as the catalyst; nothing will happen. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Luxury-Bus Owners Confirms That Roads Are Better Now by ochukoccna: 9:11am On Jul 04, 2013 |
Preconstruction work on the Benin-Lagos road, a claim Oshiomhole debunked.Do you mean the same FG which claims the glory for the projects undertaken by others? devour129: It's always this ABC guy . Good morning everyoneI didn't know you too noticed Yet the NUPENG just called off a strike because of tge state of our raods and other stuff they demanded Who is fooling who |
| Technology Market › Re: New Hisense Sero 7 Pro Android Tablet by ochukoccna: 10:26pm On Jul 03, 2013*. Modified: 10:44pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
You must have comprehension issues even if after acknowlegding I didn't point out the difference between the Sero LT and the Sero Pro Where in my post did I say the Sero Pro goes for $99 Or do you not understand ochukoccna: $300 for a tablet which retails for $150 in America [$99 on some Walmart models]OR THIS ochukoccna: Stop been clever by half KoladeLook for others to generate traffic to your thread if YOU STILL CANNOT UNDERSTAND what I typed before hand My posts are not to demarket you Hisense products But since you keep making a fuss out of nothing,I leave you to your wiles Nexus 7 Quad core clones abound in the IT sphere Thankfully,you stated you know how to research in an earlier post You are on a loooonnnngggg thing if you await my insight in that regard Have a good day |
| Technology Market › Re: Samsung Galaxy S4 With Full Pack And Accessories For Sale! by ochukoccna: 10:16pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
Princeofilorin: last I checked that was samsung's marketing lineSorry,my bad It truly is Sammy's S3 jingle LG's was “LG Optimus G is here 4 you now!” in response to Samsung’s S 4 “Be Ready 4 the Next Galaxy.” |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Egyptian Army Overthrows President Morsi by ochukoccna: 9:37pm On Jul 03, 2013*. Modified: 9:55pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
So happy that religious bigot is gone He failed to read the signs that power belongs to the streets The fool thought he was Pharoah Morsi Even if the Moslem Brotherhood incites violence,I expect it to die off sooner than later 50calibre: Wow! Military coup, damn this is serious. I never thought the military will go this far.You never thought what?! 2 quick things this whole Morsi imbroglio has taught the observant 1] Power belongs to the people,power belongs to the streets. Very important lesson. 2] Once the Army i.e. Armed Forces fail to back any government,that government is as good as gone America will twist their way round this funding thingy,just watch 50 calibre Adieu Morsi 1 Like |
| Health › Re: How Alcohol Affects The Body by ochukoccna: 2:02pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
adaobi123: This is why I don't drink alcoholChai,you dey miss A pub visit will |
| Health › Re: How Alcohol Affects The Body by ochukoccna: 1:57pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
ItsModella: The picture is basically explaining how one gets drunk. In other words, do not drink faster than your body can process, drink moderately. |
| Politics › Re: Middle-Belt Forum Endorses Jonathan For 2015 by ochukoccna: 1:34pm On Jul 03, 2013*. Modified: 1:51pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
Middle Belt wetin All I see is a bunch of expired hustlers and hucksters Failed politicians as the FG choose to label the organisers of last year's fuel subsidy protests  If this is not campaigning for 2015,then what is it Ebele Jonathan says he hasn't decided to run for a 2nd term yet all manner of political masquerades -from the ugly like Fasheun to the grotesque like Clark- converge on Aso Rock weekly, pledging loyalty, support, obedience and servitude to our provincial president who claims 2015 can wait due to his workload yet he still finds time to oversee this village square meetings Achebe was truly right in saying 'There was a country' May thunder fire the yansh of all those I voted for Jonathan and not PDP people 3 Likes |
| Technology Market › Re: New Hisense Sero 7 Pro Android Tablet by ochukoccna: 1:27pm On Jul 03, 2013 |
TKolade: Some people have been confused by some comments in this thread. The Sero 7 LT (which I AM NOT selling) is $99. The Sero 7 Pro (which I AM selling) is $150. The links are below.Stop been clever by half Kolade Walmart stocks both models which is indicated on Hisense's website for the 2 models based on the links you graciously supplied PERHAPS I DID NOT STRESS THE DIFFERENT MODELS IN MY INITIAL POST ochukoccna: $300 for a tablet which retails for $150 in America [$99 on some Walmart models]EVEN IF ALLUDING TO IT My bad Yet all I was stressing was the insane profit margin which codemaster2much: honestly your price is aggressively too high, this tablet cost 150 dollar, at the current exchange rate this give a total of 26000 naira I think selling at 36000nnaira could have been more reasonable than at 47500, oh boy you harsh oh...is what codemaster stressed too All you should have said was the offer was negotiable Rather my stating it was available in Walmart must have angered you yet the very Walmart link you posted has $150 as the price for the VERY specs you listed too No one said the tablet was laggy Only the high cost factor which maybe you did not understand As I said yesterday,its a free world thus price your goods as you deem fit As I say today,stop been clever in half
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| Technology Market › Re: Samsung Galaxy S4 With Full Pack And Accessories For Sale! by ochukoccna: 11:41am On Jul 03, 2013 |
Princeofilorin: The next Big THing is already hereStop stealing LG's G Pro marketing line to push Sammy's S4 If not,I go report you to LG's online police unit |
| Technology Market › Re: Micro Sim by ochukoccna: 11:21am On Jul 03, 2013 |
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