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PoliticsRe: Who Killed Dele Giwa? Was IBB Involved? by Odeku(op): 4:50pm On Oct 31, 2006
DUDE go read the owners of Nigeria and you will get your answer to those questions, its my new post, thanks to the Author GREATPETER. be on the look out for the book, we might even invite you and your dad to donate to the luncheon
PoliticsRe: What Are The Biggest Problems Of Nigeria Today? by Odeku(m): 3:21pm On Oct 31, 2006
people two different issues, you don't have to be a leader to be corrupt? Deception is another issue we are facing in this country. Lack of companionship, people only care for what they can get out of you and not what they can do for you. and the ultimate problem in Nigeria is the people, I strongly believe society and the people are driving out leaders to failure. Think of it this way no one cares for you before you get up there but as soon as you get there everyone wants contracts from you, and in order to compensate for the mistakes people are dipping their hands in the jar of honey deep.
PoliticsRe: Bafarawa Don Dey Lie Again by Odeku(m): 2:43pm On Oct 31, 2006
This is shameless If a serving governor can not tell a simple truth then how can he lead the state and be accountable? this is why EFCC is doing a phenomenal job, we should start jailling this people to life in KIRIKIRI to send a message. imagine if that money was invested in a school in Nigeria? how many people will benefit from that? but this greedy people what a porch houses overseas.
PoliticsRe: Re: Assorted Undies by Odeku(m): 2:09pm On Oct 31, 2006
CHI JAKUMO na wa for you who want edible pork undies? how about strawberry flavor. LMAO
PoliticsRe: Can Peter Obi Survive The Impeachment Saga? by Odeku(m): 3:30am On Oct 31, 2006
Interesting, and my question is why is the presidency taking so long to kick all this bad egg out? Nigeria of today is more advance, and there are so many ways we can trace the illigal activities of all this corrupt politicians with the help of the develop nations.
PoliticsThe Owners Of Nigeria by Odeku(op): 3:17am On Oct 31, 2006
Thank you to this author Greatpeter. May God bless you

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-1407.0.html#msg72989
PoliticsRe: Who Killed Dele Giwa? Was IBB Involved? by Odeku(op): 3:14am On Oct 31, 2006
DUDE I found something that might be interesting to you and your family, this is the last time i will respond to your senseless and typical Hausa boy mentality innuendo ready this diary

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-1407.0.html#msg72989
PoliticsRe: Can Peter Obi Survive The Impeachment Saga? by Odeku(m): 2:42am On Oct 31, 2006
if he is corrupt he should be impeach and jail. its time for accountability and transparency. we can't continue to support this people and let them keep stealing our money. we will wait and see
PoliticsRe: Chris Okotie (Fresh Party) For President In 2007? by Odeku(m): 2:38am On Oct 31, 2006
I will vote for Buhari before I vote for Okotie, he can use his past experience to help the nation move forward
PoliticsRe: They Shot, They Ruled, They Stole by Odeku(op): 2:37am On Oct 31, 2006
He can't explain how he will do it. we can't be bought as a nation, Mr maradona is too old to try and dribble us
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 2:29am On Oct 31, 2006
Its funny what people will do for money, Ill like to know what K&YJelly BIGB1 is using on this gay BUSHFELLOW. And to address your question MR BIGB1 Have you ever had a job in your life? how can you comment on Nigeria politics when all you do is play video game and enjoy the ill-stolen money you papa took from us. I am done talking to this gays my my opinion still stand we will stop and nail IBB
PoliticsRe: What Are The Biggest Problems Of Nigeria Today? by Odeku(m): 12:29am On Oct 31, 2006
make i commot bolo before dem kill man picking with stress, I will be praying for everyone flying in Nigeria
RomanceRe: What Kind Of Gift Do Ladies/Girls Appreciate? by Odeku(m): 12:26am On Oct 31, 2006
Give am MANDINGO till she start shaking like butterfly, she will never forget that gift of life
PoliticsRe: What Are The Biggest Problems Of Nigeria Today? by Odeku(m): 12:17am On Oct 31, 2006
Na so my sister, but hope de, we go survive Nigeria go better. small small we go dey make progress
PoliticsRe: What Are The Biggest Problems Of Nigeria Today? by Odeku(m): 12:11am On Oct 31, 2006
you know why plan crash na problem?, people are taking corner, instead of servicing the plan, they are trying to operate like cars, no service till i come back from the trip mentality, Government need to impose strict regulations and penalties for all adherence violations.
PoliticsRe: What Are The Biggest Problems Of Nigeria Today? by Odeku(m): 12:06am On Oct 31, 2006
Abeg people Nigeria problem is not plan crash. let me start, corruption, illiteracy and greed is the root and the cause of most problem in Nigeria today. The crashes we are seeing now is the adverse effect of previous administration mismanagement of funds. dilapidated equipments still flying and driving around on the streets. We new a vibrant leader with vision, exposure and compasion, and we can move Nigeria forward. I strongly blv Nigeria go survive, Nigeria go better
PoliticsRe: Obj's Administration Recorded Highest Number Of Deaths, Killings And Crashes by Odeku(m): 12:00am On Oct 31, 2006
Common sense, when you build a house, and you don't renovate it for couple years, the result is devastation. like I've been saying and I will keep saying, If only all the military personnel never stole from Nigeria, we would have put the money to good use, they stole from us and we are seeing the effect now. and it will take generations to come to repare Nigeria to the green nation it used to be.
PoliticsRe: Jetliner With 104 On Board Crashes In Nigeria by Odeku(m): 11:56pm On Oct 30, 2006
This is sad, and Shagari lost another child, couple years back he lost 3 kids in a car crash.
PoliticsRe: Who Killed Dele Giwa? Was IBB Involved? by Odeku(op): 11:53pm On Oct 30, 2006
PUNK BUSHFELLOW quit referencing my name you are a disgrace and a sell out to Nigeria, any man that will sell his soul for money need to be pea and shit on, and you nothing but a scumbag, so you have been fast forward
PoliticsRe: Can Peter Obi Survive The Impeachment Saga? by Odeku(m): 11:51pm On Oct 30, 2006
Interesting. we will see
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 11:24pm On Oct 30, 2006
DUDEyou are an idiot for real, I can tell the apple does not fall too far from the tree, well if you must know the reason the police are so incompetent is the direct adverse impact of your dad IBB. if only he hadn't stole all the billions he had in your accounts and the one in swiss accounts. Maybe the police and other security apparatus in Nigeria will be efficient with the right and proper equipment to tackle crime, Lets not forget your bother Muhammad was invited for questioning By MR NUHU RIBADU a fine cop by the way, and trust me we are close to nailling IBB than you think, watch and see the drama unfold in the next couple weeks.
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 10:37pm On Oct 30, 2006
Dude why do you always try to be elusive as your dad? can you please answer my question regarless if it makes sence or not? like you've said moving Nigeria forward, we need clarity and accountability.
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 10:07pm On Oct 30, 2006
lets start leading by example, I will ask you one more time BIGB1 how is your dad IBB planing on leading this nation, read this script, and tell him she should start giving back some of our money,, like I've said

CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- Oprah Winfrey has famously given members of her audience new cars, paid off their debts and fulfilled their wildest dreams. Now she's given them what she calls the "gift of giving back."

On a show that aired Monday, Winfrey gave more than 300 audience members $1,000 debit cards sponsored by the Bank of America to donate to a charitable cause.

Winfrey called the show her "favorite giveaway ever."

"I can honestly say that every gift I've ever given has brought at least as much happiness to me as it has to the person I've given it to," the 52-year-old talk-show host said. "That's the feeling I want to pass on to you."

People can give the entire sum to one person -- relatives aren't eligible -- or they can split it among charitable causes. Audience members also received a DVD recorder to tape their stories for a future show.

"You're going to open your hearts, you're going to be really creative, and you're going to spend it all at once on one stranger or spend a dollar on every person," Winfrey said. "Imagine the love and kindness you can spread with $1,000."
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 9:47pm On Oct 30, 2006
DUDE I can careless if you know who I am, at least I am a proud Nigeria, and I can say I accomplish every thing I've had on my own, unlike you BibB1 Daddy's boy, without your dad you won't have a dime player. now back to the topic. tell me how is your dad IBB planning to pay Nigerians $10,000000 for every month he rule.
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 8:57pm On Oct 30, 2006
Big B1 all you have to do is ask me and I can give you all that information, as far as that SLUG BUSHFELLOW he just signified what an slowpoke stand for, it's funny how yesterday you were my friend, and you beg for money i decline, and now he over here talking shyt, punk go eat some P****y and you might have some brain
PoliticsRe: Odeku, Please Stop Attacking IBB's Presidential Ambition by Odeku(m): 6:28pm On Oct 30, 2006
Big B1 remeber you told me don't believe everythign you read in the news paper or in the thread right? don't buy that cheap slug. as much as you and I disagree on so many issues, we both stand the same ground, moving Nigeria forward. enough said.
PoliticsRe: Former Foreign Affairs Minister Advocated Stiffer Penal Treasury Looters by Odeku(op): 5:54pm On Oct 30, 2006
Obviously he is and that is why he is speaking out about it, DUH?
PoliticsFormer Foreign Affairs Minister Advocated Stiffer Penal Treasury Looters by Odeku(op): 3:22am On Oct 30, 2006
Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Alhaji Sule Lamido, has advocated stiffer penalties for treasury looters.

According to him, mere impeachment is not enough punishment for governors and other public office holders indicted for corruption by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

In his opinion, all the indicted governors should, in addition to impeachment, be prosecuted to serve jail terms if found guilty by the court.

He said the action would not only deter future leaders from indulging in corrupt practices but also pave way for good leadership in the next political dispensation.

Lamido, who was Foreign Affairs Minister in President Olusegun Obasanjo’s first tenure, said the mindless mismanagement of public funds by political office holders, particularly state governors, as being revealed by the EFCC report, was alarming.

The Jigawa political godfather, who spoke in an interview with Sunday Independent in Kano, maintained that corruption remained Nigeria’s bane as a result of gross abuse of office by governors and other political office holders.

Lamido, who was reacting to the impeachment of the Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose, and his deputy, Biodun Olujimi, as well as the situation in Plateau State and Anambra states, said: "The impeachment would not have been possible if he (Fayose) had not been found guilty of corruption," adding that, "there were empirical evidences of wrong doings against him by the EFCC."

He added: "Whether the impeachment is done through what you accept as the normal way or not is not the issue; the issue remains that there has been a case established by the agents of government and nobody can contest it. Nobody can say that the Ribadu’s commission has not got a verdict of guilt against the impeached Ekiti State governor."

Lamido commended the EFCC for its courage to tackle corruption in high places and stressed that there is no way "we can have an ideal society and good governance until the leaders are purged of corruption, and asked to have the humility to submit themselves to any screening by anybody."

"The Nigerian Constitution makes it clear that once you are indicted for any crime, you should be tried. Even the president will not stay in power forever; if he goes tomorrow, the fight must continue. The main thing is that Nigerians should be purged of this corruption. So, to me, I think the EFCC is doing very well."
PoliticsRe: They Shot, They Ruled, They Stole by Odeku(op): 2:48am On Oct 30, 2006
Big B1:
IBB on the other hand doesn't need or has no reason to steal from Nigeria. In fact, he will accept to pay up to $10,000000 for every single month he rules Nigeria for the next 4 years. This is how bad he wants to correct things and reform Nigeria back to the Giant of Africa.
MR BIGB1 we are not ready for your dad to come back, Once a thief always a thief. in the 1st place where did your dad get the $10,000000 he is offering to pay, last time I checked the salary of a career retired general or civil savant with 35 years of service does not equal that much.

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