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HA HA HA HA you must be one of IBB under cover tactics to convince us Nigerians to give him a chance, all I am asking you to do is give me reason why we should vote for him and you can't even do that, and yet and still you want to promote his ambition for presidency.only a stupid person will be stink by a scorpion twice and for you try and read a book call Stinger the Scorpion by Vertsa |
If this allegations are true all this people should resign. |
so na which kind fish u dey chop make u dey shine so |
I miss you baby girl you look yummy in that pic, how yonder now |
for your info MR I am not interested in all those other guys, I am interested in IBB because he ruled this nation for over 8 year, and there are no documentary going on around about the other guys, and as you put it in your own words Big B1:I WILL ASK YOU AGAIN can i ask you one question? as a civil servant in Nigeria how much does a general receive in pention? How did Babangida get or secure his wealth? are this inheritance from his parents? and did you see the documentary on the 1st post? Kalu Odelli Duke this people are not ex military or civil servants, to ANSWER the question and quit been defensive. |
Deep Soul there is no way you can seperate religion and politics they go hand in hand |
lauryn where u dey now |
See now you are been defensive, the past leaders and governors are not seeking to be reelected, IBB is seeking to be reelected, answer my question since you keep reinforcing the point we should move forward, How can I move forward when you can't even answer the objections that I have? |
Big B1 how can you be an effective leader if you are corrupt? I agree and that is why OBJ, IBB and ATIKU fails. so what can we do to prevent this from happening again, we need a new leader no old corrupt politicians like IBB, ATIKU and CO to come patronise us again. |
Big B1:Big B1 can i ask you one question? as a civil servant in Nigeria how much does a general receive in pention? How did Babangida get or secure his wealth? are this inheritance from his parents? and did you see the documentary on the 1st post? |
> > A guy walked into the local welfare office, marched straight up to the > counter and said, "Hi! > You know, I just HATE drawing welfare. I'd really rather have a job." > > The social worker behind the counter said, "your timing is excellent. We > just got a job opening from a very wealthy old man who wants a chauffeur and > bodyguard for his beautiful daughter. > You'll have to drive around in his Mercedes, and he'll supply all of your > clothes. > Because of the long hours, meals will be provided. You'll be expected to > escort the daughter on her overseas holiday trips and you will have to satisfy her sexual urges. > You'll be provided a two-bedroom apartment above the garage. The starting > salary is $200,000 a year." > > The guy, wide-eyed, said, "You're bullshittin' me!" > > The social worker said, "Yeah, well . . you started it." |
Big B1 i have to disagree with you, you can take all the leadership class you want, but if you have that thing call loyalty and honesty. once you get back home they will result to their crooked ways. sure it will be a good start to teach them how to be an effective leader. what we need in Nigeria is a good system of accountability and checks and balance. |
Is this man that some Nigeria hate as bad as we have been reading in the news paper? could this be bad publicity to bare him from contesting the election? this are valid questions Ok, People say I am one of the biggest critics of IBB in this forum, please I challenge anyone that has good evidence to substantiate their claim that IBB is the next best thing for Nigeria to provide it now please educate me why I or we should vote for IBB to be the next president? I have my views on IBB, but I am willing to take the back seat and reserved my comment till I see what you guys have to post. Why you think IBB has good intentions to rule us again? Interesting video on IBB http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/index.php/content/view/3791/55 |
KING DAVID AND Solomon the wisest men in the bible fornicate, your affairs has nothing to do with your style of leadership, and people need to see that. |
Exactly what I've been saying, hold the local government senators and governor accountable then go after the Federal government, you cant demand the Fed to come and build road for you and school, that is what your council men and governor are there for, they should be providing good housing, roads and amenities for this poor people. holding people hostage will not prove any point, it will only make them look like morons with no brains in the eye of the world. |
why can't you read, you want prove I gave you prove now you are running away from facts, which is what you and your hero no fit produce. i am not here to insult you, but one thing I stand against in this room is people like you that want IBB to come back, if OBJ is as corrupt as IBB, we going to hang him HIGH, but for one person to say IBB is the solution to Nigerian politics is INSANE IN THE MEMBRANE |
Either way I am donating a huge amount to against babangida website, this Evil genius must and will be stop. we will be releasing incriminating document on him and his son in the next couple of weeks, sit tight old boy |
Big B1 talking about IBB again, how do you know IBB wasnt using Sheraton room tro accomodate his mistress, are you under than pants to know what he was doing on his spear time, IBB story don old this man, he will never smell the air of ASO ROCK http://www.againstbabangida.com/ BIGB1 go to this link below to see house in NYC for less than $200 you in Nigeria and have no freaking clue of what is going on in the state, so stop talking like a fool http://realestate.msn.realtor.com/FindHome/HomeListings.asp?locallnk=yes&frm=bymap&mnbed=0&mnbath=0&mnprice=150000&mxprice=99999999&js=off&pgnum=1&lnksrc=&fid=so&stype=&mnsqft=&mls=xmls&areaid=1916&gate=msn&source=a2mszh1t042&poe=realtor&ct=Rochester&st=NY&sbint=&vtsort=&sorttype=&typ=1&typ=2&typ=4&x=65&y=4 |
zebra you dey craze na whoi dey talk to you self. back to the subject, what were the governors doing with the fedral allocation that was granted to this state? |
OK, make i go drink water cool me head, i tire all this people dey steal we money and we dey suffer, but when alarm blow dey dey always say dem dey Innocent, look at FAYOSE, them make me sick |
ABACHA died having sex with his indian flicks, wetting make OBJ different, abeg nothing wrong with having girl friends men |
Nonsense, if you stole from Nigeria you violate poor people right and you deserve to be hang in your pants. so next time you steal, be careful |
Big B1: |
some of you guys here are insane, OBJ son is a lawyer in NYC, he has a house that cost $275,000 that is not a good house in NYC, anyone with an income of over $100,000 can afford a house like that, is OBJ clean, the answer is no, this man has less than 20 years before he will die, why will he want to steal Billions? IBB obn the other hand is in his 60 has at least 40 more years to leave, so he is evil and is the reason we having this Niger Delta crisis now |
people still belief in rituals |
OLD news man |
Yes they are cause they have been mis informed, how easy is it to give a tout $10 and tell them to start a fight, SHango go to sleep abeg, we talking of issues in Nigeria not Houston |
May Shango your name strike you useless mugu before you open your basket mouth, look at this [ Could you get into Yale or Harvard? YES IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY IDIOT, and IF YOUR FATHER WAS A PRESIDENT FOOL Educated at Harvard, Johnson Sirleaf became involved in government when she became Assistant Minister of Finance in President William Tolbert's administration in 1970. Over the course of her career, Ms. Johnson Sirleaf has held such prominent positions as minister of finance of Liberia, president of the Liberia Bank for Development and Investment, and senior loan officer of the World Bank. Ms. Johnson Sirleaf has represented Liberia on the boards of the International Monetary Fund and the African Development Bank; she also served five years as assistant administrator and director of the regional bureau for Africa of the United Nations Development Program with the rank of assistant secretary general of the UN. While running for Senate in 1985, she spoke out against the military regime, and was sentenced to ten years in prison. Released after a short period, she left in exile and returned in 1997 in the capacity of an economist, working for the World Bank, and Citibank in Africa. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has been a prominent figure in many peace building activities and publications. Firstly, she helped to publish “Preventable Genocide,” a report on the Rwandan genocide. Secondly, she coauthored Women, War, and Peace, a UNIFEM (United Nations Development Fund for Women) project. Thirdly, she sits on the board of the International Crisis Group as well as the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Ms. Johnson Sirleaf founded and continues to support Measuagoon, a community development organization with projects throughout Liberia. She has also received numerous international honors, including the Grand Commander Star of Africa Redemption from Liberia (1980), the Franklin D. Roosevelt Freedom of Speech Award from the United States (1988), The Ralph Bunche International Leadership Award (OIC, USA – 1995), and Commandeur de l’Ordre du Mono from Togo . DO you think they don't have over qualified politicians with good reputation in Liberia? she is the president of that country now becase of her international exposure and vision [quote][/quote] |
Illitracy and bad leadership and governors is the problem |
Interesting I am glad we getting the other side of the story now, when I said something theuy told me to shut up, they said im stupid, where are all the Niger Delta defendant now? please come out and defend or justify this senseless killing |
OGA ODEKU abeg no kill me where u for de find dis one self |
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