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Politics › Re: We Didn't Bomb Madalla Church - Boko Haram by OK2NV: 12:35pm On Jan 10, 2012

[size=20pt]GAME OVER[/size]

Thank You Occupiers you have finally helped boko haram achieve their goal which is to cause widespread dissatifaction for GEJ administration. By tomorrow I won't be suprised if this group morphs again to a civil opposition group and float a political party against the 2015 elections.

Romance › Re: A Lying Cheating Wife by OK2NV(op): 10:20am On Jan 10, 2012

Mynd_44:
Does that mean you will take our advice?

how do you know i am a jumper?

Romance › Re: A Lying Cheating Wife by OK2NV(op): 8:21am On Jan 10, 2012

Mynd_44:
And then hang yourself to dry in the sahara desert's June sunshine

MsDarkSkin:
abeg drown yourself jor.

Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Sorry For Judeging You by OK2NV: 8:14am On Jan 10, 2012

@OP:
No one really gave a phuck about ur opinion in the first place anyways.
u religious troller

Romance › Re: Unmarried Ladies Out There: Do You Want To Get Married? by OK2NV: 3:54am On Jan 10, 2012

@SEXKILLZ:
They have banned your type of co-habitation. Do not post in threads that were designed for people who actually have periods and can have babies.

Politics › Re: Jonathan Goons Infiltrate Nairaland by OK2NV: 3:40am On Jan 10, 2012

onomeasike:
@ OP,we must not give up!All it takes for evil to thrive is for good people to keep quiet!!We actually underestimated them,they are few but they open different accounts with different user names and create a false followership!We completely underestimated the extent these tiny minority of evil people have held on to the country.Like past wars between evil and good,good shall triumph,the God of the people will defeat the people who want to kill Nigerians.We knew what they did during Abacha's time,they did more than this,yet they failed!

subsidy removal has failed.Nobody can force it down our throat.For once,they can not do bravado!In the next few days if he doesnot restore the subsidy,the avoidable break down of law and order by suffering Nigerians will bring down his govt.

for every occupier I have chanced to discuss with they all agree on one thing that the fuel subsidy removal does make economic sense but all feel that government should do something to alleviate the situation. Even all the respondents against the removal during the town hall meeting shared this argument during their debate. What NLC should have done as a reasonable body and given the general insecurity situation in the country was to negotiate with government and meet at a middle ground.
Expect infiltrations especially in the north by BH elements . In the souththe generally anarchy will make it seemingly easier to carryout a bomb blast to which conspiracy theorist will point the accussing finger at the government further escalating anarchy and government mistrust.

Why do I know this.? i AM A SECURITY ANALYST AND CONSULTANT. i AM TRAINED TO IMAGINE THE WORST CASE SCENARIO AND CURRENTLY I AM HAVING NIGHTMARES.

Politics › Re: Jonathan Goons Infiltrate Nairaland by OK2NV: 3:23am On Jan 10, 2012

@OP:
You think everyone is a clone like you?
Some of us have been lurking on this board and have refraind from posting given the thread topics and the directions they eventually head i.e. pointless. In your opinion everyone outside government or not benefiting from government should support your course.
I am neither in government or a directly or indirectly benefiting from this administration.

Have you asked what the political leanings of most posters or members are on this board? Or is your political considerations and classifications as crude as the rest of the majority of Nigerians i.e. drawn mainly around ethnic, tribal and religious grounds.

My descion in support of the subsidy removal are both economical in consideration as well political.

I am economical given the finite nature of our crude oil resource and the numerous alternatives that can be derived from them other than fueling jallopies. I am political about it because obviously sooner or later true federalism will define our collective unity and in which case when the oil resource in the Niger-Delta inevitably dries up will any part of the country assist the people of the Niger-Delta tomorrow when for years the have turned a blind eye to their course for development? I don't think so.

You have no right to generalize or assume that since I and others are in opposition to your struggle, we must be paid agents.

Politics › Re: Strike: Count Us Out –south-east Traders by OK2NV: 3:01am On Jan 10, 2012

Ayo-olu12:
I forgot to add a very apt Yoruba saying which translates;"when you hear people shouting trouble, trouble, trouble outside, and you refuse to go out and see whats going on, the trouble will eventually get dumped in your backyard".

[size=15pt]WHO LISTENS TO YORUBAS IN NIGERIA AGAIN OTHER THAN YORUBAS THEMSELVES? NO ONE.
YOUR SIDELINE ATTITUDE AND CONTINUOUS AND UNCONTRIBUTIVE CRITICISM HAS PUT YOU BEHIND THE SE AND SS.
BURN YOUR CITIES, R@PE YOUR WOMEN, LOOT PROPERTIES IT WILL NOT BRING BACK SUBSIDY.
AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE AVERAGE YORUBA MAN WILL HAVE NO ONE TO CRITICIZE BUT HIMSELF.
TRUE TALK NO DEY SWEET.[/size]

Romance › Re: Pissed Off Ex by OK2NV: 2:24am On Jan 10, 2012

Nekai:
My thoughts exactly. OP you are wise not to have sent the money. Some women would be so caught up with "love" that they end up broke and still alone.

If she was a guy, she will even pay more or she will have to live alone in a swamp like shrek!

Romance › Re: Pissed Off Ex by OK2NV: 2:06am On Jan 10, 2012

I am willing and able to spend in my relationships but I will have to get paid in return to date OP.
lol!

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 1:59am On Jan 10, 2012

[size=25pt]Before the week runs out they will be looting and r@ping women in the southwest, burning and hacking christians in the north.

Then we shall know what you mean by ''success'' .[/size]

Politics › Re: Nigeria's Decent Into Holy War - Telegraph by OK2NV: 1:42am On Jan 10, 2012

Its time to call for a referendum

Romance › Re: Pissed Off Ex by OK2NV: 1:32am On Jan 10, 2012

@OP:
I JUS SAW UR PIC. U R ONE BUTT UGLY CHIC. ADD THAT TO YOUR RESUME OF BEING SELFISH.
U LOOK LIKE SHREK!

Politics › Re: Forget Fuel Subsidy (SURE) And Ban Ponmo! by OK2NV: 1:25am On Jan 10, 2012

we should reinstate the slave trade and ship off the occupiers to some man-lover country.
no occupiers = no strike and lots of excess crude dough to go round

Politics › Re: A Protester Being Shot By Police (viewers Discretion Advised) by OK2NV: 1:21am On Jan 10, 2012

why is he ~~Unclad~~ nake-d? or have they made guns that strip u then r@pe u b4 they kill you?
this is why i hate lagos and their general suegbe mentality and attitude

at NL admins: whatz with the censorship? this is the internet.

Romance › Re: A Lying Cheating Wife by OK2NV(op): 1:18am On Jan 10, 2012

MsDarkSkin:
mschew!! i have to keep my eye on you now.
*looking @ mynd_44 with one eye open *

Mynd_44:
^^^
Me? I am innocent as the day you were born

whats all this then? get a room or better yet go on facebook chat!

Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by OK2NV: 1:10am On Jan 10, 2012

before the end of the week they will start lootiing and raping women on the streets in the southwest.
in the north they will use the strike as an excuse to continue their jihad and start hacking infidels.
enjoy your anarchy.

Romance › Re: Dudes That Do This Should Be Dumped by OK2NV: 1:04am On Jan 10, 2012

freecocoa:
^
Eh me mosqui-wetin? Have you seen the muscles on my arms lately?one blow from me and your next stop would be monchuary jctn,no near o.

and those ferocious teeth

Romance › Re: Pissed Off Ex by OK2NV: 1:00am On Jan 10, 2012

@OP:
But I assume it will be ok for a woman to ask her man for money.
He came to you for help and in my dictionary help involves a bit of sacrifice from the one given the help in the first place.
Now you are angry at him for wasting 3mths of your life.
He walked out on you sensing that you might be one selfish b@tch.

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 12:16am On Jan 10, 2012

[size=20pt]I remember sometime in 2001 or 2002 during the begining of the one week nation-wide strike organised by oshiomole, I just picked up an old friend from the airport and dropped him off at sheraton. My friend insisted I have breakfast with him downstairs to catchup on some gist. On getting to the resturant I saw Oshiomole dinning away while the rest of Nigerians where groaning in strike.
Was there any impact made during oshiomole's incessant calls for strike? NO!
Where is oshiomole now and what is his opinion on subsidy removal?
You know the answer.
Labour leaders are just looking for their own cut from both sides. One on the oil impotrers et al so-called Cabals and the FG.
SOo if you like copy-pasta whatever name for your prostest when una tire nah go go house.
The worst or rather best thing to happen is this country will divide, simple![/size]

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 11:55pm On Jan 09, 2012

[size=30pt]What I know of the Niger-Delta is that in the History of Nigeria, it has always been a place of wealth.
If we know sell palm oil we be sell slaves if oil finish another thing go show but right now we are tired of subsidizing your ungrateful lots.
When President Obasanjo proposed 25% oil derivation for the region the majority of opposition to this bill were from the North and the south west.
When we started our struggle they said we will not succeed that they will send their army to crush us. Today we are the army. We are the C "N'C.
The oil no they to waste. Inside our own property nah deny us our right, now nah they fight for wetin no be una own.
GEJ has told you why he has to remove the subsidy but the truth is he is removing it because at the end of the day the same oil we export is going to be used to pay for your wasteful and ungrateful consumption. Tell Tinubu to build refinery for Ogun state. IBB and co for north have invested in their fatherland in Niger Republic. If you like burn your unforgettably rotten City, Lagos.[/size]

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 11:39pm On Jan 09, 2012

[size=20pt]I can't believe how myopic niggerians are. Have you forgotten the shear waste during Yaradua's administration were over 40billion dollars was literally embezelled and how GEJ was sidelined in the affairs of that administration. Or have you forgeton how the North after Yaradua's death wanted to turn the constituition upside down? Have you still forgotten of the Ciromas and their sectional speech for power rotation to the north?
Have you asked yourselves who really are sponsoring the demonstrations? I heard the Labour head was jetted to Kano to attend the rally there. Where did NLC get the money to chartter flights?
Once again the southwest is showing their betrayal.
I can't help but wonder why no one cautioned the default head of the Odua race, Asiwaju Tinubu for insulting the President in the most steroetypical tone where he refferred to GEJ as a drunken fisherman.
E DON END!
1966 CAN NEVER REPEAT ITSELF.
SOUTHWEST UNA MUMU SENSE NO GO BE OUR PORTION![/size]

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 11:20pm On Jan 09, 2012

Niggerians(sic) are stoopid.
They never know when they are being used and by whom.
What makes you as a niggerian think that you deserve cheap fuel?
What gives you the right to squander a resource that is finite and has much more advantageous use than powering your cheap, runndown, secoundhand vehicles from europe?
What gives you the right to demand infrastructural development where you neither don't contribute your appropriate share in taxation?
What in the world makes you, niggerians believe in anarchy over dialogue to resolve an issue?
What gives you the right to demand consumption without production?

The usuall places are burning, Lagos and Kano. Home of agberos and almajariis.
It's expected.
The southeast is calm. Ibo man still open shop.
The south-south is smiling. sooner or later you in the southwest and the rest of the country will be bidding for oil supply. maybe then asiwaju tinubu will build a refinery in lagos and charge you N300 PER LITRE.
Afterall, ACN in Lagos operates the most expensive tertiary university in Nigeria, tolls roads and has driven virtually all industries to neighbouring Ghana.

idioots

Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OK2NV: 11:15pm On Jan 09, 2012

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Politics › Re: Oil Minister Mrs Allison Madueke Buys 20 Million Euro Mansion In Vienna, Austria by OK2NV: 11:10pm On Jan 09, 2012

to kill a dog you first have to give it a bad name.
Your revolution will end at your doorstep.

Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by OK2NV: 10:57pm On Jan 09, 2012

[size=30pt]Niggerians(sic) are stoopid.
They never know when they are being used and by whom.
What makes you as a niggerian think that you deserve cheap fuel?
What gives you the right to squander a resource that is finite and has much more advantageous use than powering your cheap, runndown, secoundhand vehicles from europe?
What gives you the right to demand infrastructural development where you neither don't contribute your appropriate share in taxation?
What in the world makes you, niggerians believe in anarchy over dialogue to resolve an issue?
What gives you the right to demand consumption without production?

The usuall places are burning, Lagos and Kano. Home of agberos and almajariis.
It's expected.
The southeast is calm. Ibo man still open shop.
The south-south is smiling. sooner or later you in the southwest and the rest of the country will be bidding for oil supply. maybe then asiwaju tinubu will build a refinery in lagos and charge you N300 PER LITRE.
Afterall, ACN in Lagos operates the most expensive tertiary university in Nigeria, tolls roads and has driven virtually all industies to neighbouring Ghana.

idioots[/size]

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