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For those who don't know Helen Ukpabio

See--> http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/22/us/22beliefs.html

And this ---> http://barthsnotes./2009/08/27/helens-ukpabio-tells-state-governor-to-remember-what-happened-to-saddam-hussein/

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dayokanu:
Boko Haram targets police

Helen Akpabio targets little children mostly under 6yrs

Bros, if those children see Helen Ukpabio coming from the left and Boko Haram coming from the right, they will run towards the right as fast as their little legs can carry them.

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mitofag:
[s]The people involved in implementation, and that includes but not limited to the following: the NASS, the sub-committees,  the CBN governor, the contractors, the coordinating minister and anyone directly involved with implementation of the budget.[/s]

Ofcourse as the head, he would take responsibility for the non-implementation, but to a discerning and analytic mind like mine, I want to dig deeper and see who is not doing their job;

[s]who is not signing the necessary checks, who has refused to release money to contractors, etc. We cant blame GEJ for everything. That said, if he is not firing people, then we can begin to put the blame at his doorstep. At this stage, GEJ should not be the first person to blame.[/s]

This your reply is a terrible cop-out and an embarrassment to me personally. I demand an apology.  

The part in bold shows that you know what is right but you are too FOOOOLISH to admit it.

If you as an ordinary unelected Nigerian believes that you should ask and find out who is responsible for non-implementation of our federal budget, How Much More the man in charge? Huh?

What about the man you elected to do the exact same job you are trying to exonerate him from?

Stop arguing with your people, spend your energy and time to challenge your leaders and make them accountable,

That was the reason why we gave him free accommodation at Aso Rock, bought him a Jet, gave him a fat salary and gave him money and power to hire and fire!!!

Stop it bro!!! Stop defending incompetent people!!

From the Nigerian Budget office website
http://www.budgetoffice.gov.ng/aboutus2.html

FGN BUDGET PRESENTATION
According to Section 81 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, “the President shall cause to be prepared and laid before each House of the National Assembly at any time in each financial year estimates of the revenues and expenditure of the Federation for the next following financial year”.

Accordingly, when the FGN budget is formulated and processed and approved by the Federal Executive Council it is formally “laid before each House of the National Assembly” as stipulated by the Constitution. Budget information is presented in a way that facilitates policy analysis and promotes accountability. Budget data is reported on a gross basis, distinguishing revenue, expenditure, and financing, with expenditure classified by economic, functional, and administrative category. . .


Procedures for the execution, monitoring and Evaluation of the FGN Budget are clear. A comprehensive, integrated accounting system, which provides a reliable basis for assessing payment arrears in the Treasury. Standardised procurement and employment regulations, which is open.

The Department of Budget Monitoring and Evaluation go out into the field to monitor projects and report. In addition, the department in conjunction with the treasury monitor disbursement of funds and its application by spending Ministries of Agencies.

The work of the Department of Budget Monitoring and Evaluation is further complemented by the Budget Monitoring and Price Intelligence Unit in the Presidency.

What of this one?

It's either GEJ is the head of the presidency and the executive or I was born with 2 Va.gin.as and 3 Di/c.k.s 

mitofag:
She is talking about implementation, not the structure of the budget itself.

GEJ's job is to come up with a budget, present the budget to the NASS, and then sign it after it is passed. He seems to have done his side of the deal.

WHat are you blaming him for again?

I don't know why GEJ keeps hiring idiooooots to defend him online when I'm here and ready to work for him. Somebody call GEJ to contact Okada_man o

The Budget Office of the Federation was established to provide budget function, implement budget and fiscal policies of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The Budget Office is structured into six departments - four operational departments and two service departments

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Is that not part of the executive? Headed by GEJ?

mitofag:
She is talking about implementation, not the structure of the budget itself.

GEJ's job is to come up with a budget, present the budget to the NASS, and then sign it after it is passed. He seems to have done his side of the deal.

WHat are you blaming him for again?

So the executive is not responsible for budget implementation  

Are you sleepy?

Interestingly, in one of the cables that accused Mallam Nasir el Rufai of being at “the center of the corruption allegations whereby the Minister of Finance Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is said to have steered contracts to her brother with the help of el-Rufai". Publications deliberately ignore that aspect of same cable where the US Embassy said:
 “While we cannot prove all of these accusations in a court of law, their significance is that they are widely believed both among political figures and among that part of the general public that is politically aware.”

LIAR!!!! They did not remove that part, they posted and published it with their report. It's still on their website and on Wikileaks.

I guess we want to start suing Wikileaks for stealing US documents now,

Dem don share the budget finish for PDP election

And these people were screaming like idiooots when Soludo and co challenged the budget in April o

This country na Kalo Kalo

No record of implementation? Who wan record $7,000 per vote primaries and other vote buying spending

What's up with this Pentecostal christian support for Jonathan sef, Oritsejafor and Ukpabio especially? Is it religious or Sectional?

I thought it was confirmed that GEJ is an Olumba Olumba Worshipper. no?

Most Nigerian Christians I know consider Olumba Olumba to be an evil cult, so what's up with the Christian "jesus warrior" support?

Nigerian Christians and Muslims are very confusing, I can't wait till the day we will wipe their stuuuupid foreign ideologies out of our land.

King of Kings, Lord of Lord Olumba --> http://www.ooo-bcs.org/bcsProfile/HisHoliness.aspx


Nairaland thread on GEJ/Olumba Olumba: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-717237.0.html

Onlytruth:
I'm not supporting anybody until someone refutes the allegation that Boko Haram destroyed properties at UNICAL.

The Helen woman is not qualified to accuse anybody of anything, but who did this:


The Christian Leaders who also condemned the destruction of property in the University of Calabar attributed it also to the handiwork of agents of Boko Haram.

“They have been threatening to come down here and the fact that the destruction took place the same day with the bombing of the United Nations building took place shows it is not a coincidence but a plan hatched a long time ago,” Bishop Bassey said.

I thought it was Atiku Abubakar that made threats before the elections.

Or are we talking about another threat?

"Those who make peaceful change impossible, will make violent change inevitable"

^ Atiku said that right?


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-568997.0.html

NINE months into  the fiscal year, the Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has stated that there is no record of implementation as far as the 2011 budget is concerned.

Is this not the same 2011 budget that GEJ, Atiku, Soludo and Aganga fought over during the elections?

No record of implementation?

I hope Iweala can save Jonathan's ass on this one. Very incompetent bunch, these leaders.

Na wa o

What is the meaning all this now? No respect whatsoever for Nigeria, and to think their brothers are busy raping Nigerian women in Libya.

Madam Helen "I holy pass small pikin" Ukpabio, how far with the apology nah


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Amadioha fire all of una wey dey take yeye foreign religion confuse and suffer my people, from Boko Haram to Ukpabio Helen Sango fire una yanches!!

Reverend Helen "kill the winch pikin" when will you apologize for ya own wickedness nah?

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Jesus said: "Let the children come unto me for theirs is the kingdom of God"

Helen replied: Jesus don kolo, he too soft, abeg kill the winch pikin!!

Rev. Helen "na me carry Jesus put for head" Ukpabio, these innocent kids are still waiting for your apology.


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Is this the same Helen Ukpabio that sactioned the torture and killing of children in Akwa Ibom?

Oyinbo religion don kill my people finish. Warrashame

@Ekt_bear, bro, abeg cut Beaf some slack please, it's not a crime to be an Ajebutta with little knowledge of local languages. Passion matters more. I can understand if he's lying about it though.

Beaf, like most of the passionate folks I read on NL was probably born into a well-to-do family, grew up and went to school in the metro areas. The passion matters more, I believe.

Kidnapping don enter Akure?

Naija don finish. Are we now Colombia?

kpogede77:
@ PhysicsQD
Ek clark nominated Orubebe to become minister, the whole of Urhobo under UPU nominated three candidate for GEJ to appoint but

Ek Clark insisted that he must be the one to nominate a minister for Urhobo or Urhobo will have no minister. Urhobos rejected his stooge called Gbagi who is more loyal to Ek clark than the entire Urhobo nation. Ek clark boasted that Urhobo will not have minister and GEJ complied with it.

Urhobos are by far more than Ijaw in terms of population. Either Urhobo or Edo should be the 4th largest ethnic group in Nigeria. Urhobo is an edoid group.

Pure Ijaw of Bayelsa+Ijoid groups in river state are still < Urhobo+Urhoboid group(Isoko)
Bayelsa has eight unpopulated local government while Urhobo and Isoko has 10 heavily populated LG.

The population of Uwie alone is more than 3 Bayelsa LG put together.

We still have nine LG left while Bayelsa has 5 left out of its 8LG. The total population of Ijaw in delta state is less than the population of Ugheli North LG. Sapele and Udu LG will compensate for the remaining 5 LG in Bayelsa.

Urhobos still have six more heavily populated LG that is more than all the Ijawid groups put together or are they saying Ijaws in rivers and other Ijawid groups are more than the Ijaws in Bayelsa?

There are still Urhobo communities in Bayelsa.

In the last election, total registered voters in Bayelsa <500,000 whille Urhobo recorded 867000 out of which over 800,000 voted

for GEJ while the total vote GEJ got from Bayelsa is 433,000.
Now tell me why Ijaw should get oil minister and Urhobo =0

Tell me why Ijaw got Niger delta minister and Urhobo=0
Tell me why Ijaw got special adviser on amnesty and Urhobo=0
Tell me why Ijaw got ministry of foreign affairs and Urhobo=0

Let us assume Itsekiri was not given minister because Itsekiri has the governorship but special adviser nko.
In the same vein Ijaw should not have minister because the president is Ijaw , so Urhobo should get ministerial appointment first.

You can see that there is problem

This guy is obviously very angry.

Na wah for Delta politics. Hmm

Beaf:
Yes, its DPP, but ACN is extremely desperate to add an oil producing state as another cash cow in addition to Lagos.
It is their primitive ethnically bigoted style to attempt to lure the Itsekiri into their trap and reap the state to pieces ethnically, then stroll in to pick up whatever pieces they can gather.

Its better to convince people in a civilised way, than to cause strife in a state where the people have learnt to get along.

I really wish all you Southern politicians can stop fighting and at least seek to forge a more united front, you guys must definitely see some benefit in that. Learn from the Ijaws.

I guess i'm dreaming.

As long as we also investigate arrest and jail GEJ ( after immunity removal)

Patience

OBJ

IBB

Danjuma

Buhari

Anenih

Odili

Bankole

Gbenga Daniel

Chris Uba

David Mark

E.T.C all based on allegations against them, then this is will not solve anything major. All these criminal looters need to be punished. I hope Tinubu goes to jail and gets stripped of his money if found guilty. Same for the rest of them.

May they all Witchhunt themselves to death!

If you are using drugs, STOP!

^

I'll read this later, I hope this is not a desperate attack on NOI by some corrupt elements o. They must prove their allegations. I don't trust either side. 

When you hear stories of marginalisation in Delta state, its usually some group of corrupt political bastards trying to make mischief (in this case, ACN).

Beaf, is ACN the main opposition party in Delta? I thought it's Great Ogboru's DPP. Maybe I'm wrong

udezue:
I see nothing remarkable about what the so-called loose Ijo tribes are doing.

A loose group of different "tribes" forming themselves into a powerful ethnic confederacy to push a common agenda within such a relatively short period of time is very remarkable.

More remarkable is the fact that they now call themselves an Ijaw Nation with 15m people. It is remarkable in the context of Nigerian politics.

25 years ago, The Ijaw nation were not this powefull nationally, now their son is president.

I raise my glass to the Ijaw Nation. May Tamuno continue to strenghten their hand.

I don't believe "Jon-Jon" is a real name. It's probably a nickname, maybe the relatives nickname. It could still be her brother's "not well known" nickname. We don't know for sure. It does not mean she's guilty, does not mean she's not guilty.

Mrs Iweala, may not be a corrupt woman and I respect her more than most of these looters in office, but as a Nigerian who has seen enough impunity and cronyism from Government officials, I will not dismiss this so easily without asking for more details.

@Kobojunkie has a great point about the other allegations grouped with Okonjo's, if most of those other ones are acknowledged as real, especially the Uba, George and Ita-Giwa cases, then it is very reasonable to assume that there may be more to this one too.

I guess the best way to shame these US embassy accusers and re-assure us of how different she is, is to make the details of the allegations she spoke about public for our scrutiny. I believe that is up to EFCC, ICPC, the Press and the Police of they really want to do their jobs. At least we now have FOI law.

As per Okonjo going back to her WB job after the allegation in 06, I don't see how that will affect her job if the allegation Is unproven or not pursued by the Nigerian authorities, the lady just got them 12billion dollars, even if the US has information on her, it will be silly to make a public spectacle of it when the Nigerian authorities did not consider it a big deal. US and WB protects their own money not Nigeria's money.

It's hard to trust these people in Abuja, they are mostly crooks and Looters. And that is a fact.

Ok things are making more sense to me now, I saw this on the Ijaw wiki page;

the Ijaw increasingly view themselves as belonging to a single coherent nation, bound together by ties of language and culture. This tendency has been encouraged in large part by what are considered to be environmental degradations that have accompanied the exploitation of oil in the Niger delta region which the Ijaw call home

This is a very illuminating paragraph/statement. I hope the larger Nigerian population of loosely connected "tribes" and ethnic groups will take a cue from what the Ijaws have achieved for themselves in a such a relatively short period of time.

I just found that Kalabaris, Okrikas and some other nation groups are considered as part of the Ijaw confederacy group. I was ignorant of that before.

Are the Ogonis considered Ijaw too?

I see that the Ijaws have succeeded or are succeeding at doing what Nigeria has failed to do. They have formed themselves onto one cohesive group of people around their shared culture and loose language similarities.

I can imagine that the Ijaws were more a divided group of different nations and "tribes" before Nigeria was founded, but the agitation for justice and control of oil resources found in their area has brought them together.

If my assertion is true, the Ijaws confederacy is probably the smartest group of people in Nigeria (politically). No wonder their son is now President.

I can imagine how much influence and coded support they have with Foreign Oil companies in Nigeria.

If I'm an Oil power in Nigeria today, I'll make sure I serve and protect the interests of the Ijaw over other groups, if any chaos breaks out in Nigeria, I'll want their confidence and support.

I hope other ethnic groups are listening and learning instead of fighting.  

Where did this "new" statistics that placed Ijaw as the 4th largest Ethnic group in Nigeria come from?

It sounds very new and unbelievable to me, can anyone provide data to back up this incredible claim?

I'll look around too, but will appreciate if someone with good credible population data can help.

Ijaw? 4th largest? Really? I actually assume there will be more Edos and Kanuris than Ijaws  

Olisa dey use cocaine?  

He wan kill another person pikin? Because he give am Job?  

Sad thing is that this will be resolved hush hush, then it will happen again, no sense of responsibility because zero punishment will be meted out, just like we do with corrupt politicians and big men.  

Na hin mates dey help dem people fight for freedom for Syria and Egypt, e dey Office dey beat defenseless junior workers

Very sad.

Wikileaks released Cables written by US government officials: Ambassadors, consuls, e.t.c . They added nothing to it. They released what they got from US State Department cables.

Saharareporters posted the same cables released by Wikileaks on their website, they have not added anything new to it.

Wikileaks + Saharareporters + 234next + Guardian UK + New York Times = messengers on this Cablegate matter.

It's ok to be skeptical or question the judgement of US officials, but Let's not muzzle or shoot the messengers. They did not write these cables.

I find this cable very curious. Especially the last part in bold. Maybe this why Victor Malu was so vocal against Africom and US military involvement in Africa. Not sure if it was patriotism of he was just trying to protect his interests, but I'm certain Americans will not do something that won't favor them.

For those who don't know these are the key people and companies mentioned.

Key persons :

Victor Malu:  The commander of the ECOMOG peace-keeping force in Liberia from December 1996 to April 1998, and was Chief of Army Staff (Nigeria) from May 1999 until April 2001. He has spoken out against Africom (US Africa Central Command) and what he sees as American Military adventursim in Africa. He's reportedly very "blunt, frank and fearless" by journalists   http://allafrica.com/stories/200810070493.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Malu

Howard Jeter: Former US ambassador to Nigeria

Gen. Aliyu Mohammed: former National Security Advisor A career Military intelligence officer. Aliyu was a player in the coup of 27 August 1985, when Babangida replaced Buhari. In the lead-up, due to the influence he had acquired as DMI, Aliyu was placed under intense surveillance and in turn placed pressure on the coup leaders to act swiftly.

With wide influence in both civilian and military circles, Aliyu played a central role in ensuring that the transition to democracy in May 1999 went smoothly. Aliyu was the National Security Advisor in the crucial period when former political office holders in the armed forces were retired in June 1999, helping Obasanjo assume control of the armed forces as a civilian President.

He remained National Security Advisor during most of Obasanjo's presidency.[5] He left office to compete in the 2006 People's Democratic Party (PDP) primaries for presidential candidate, coming third. The winner, Umaru Yar'Adua, went on to be elected President. He also competed in the PDP 2011 primaries  [against Goodluck Jonathan] -Wikipedia


Key term:

MPRI:

L-3 MPRI is a division of L-3 Communications Corporation. Recognized as a leading defense company, L-3 specializes in Command, Control and Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C3ISR), government services, training and simulation, and aircraft modernization and maintenance, and has the broadest base of electronic systems in the industry. L-3 is also a major provider of homeland defense products and services.-Wikipedia

MPRI is a very influential US military defence corporation with connections deep into the US Military and political establishment.

A lot has been wrritten about the Company L3-MPRI but this short report by the International Consortium of Investigative journalists has a good story abiut their operation in Afriac which includes the same operation mentioned in the cable. It also has a good picture of Victor Malu. --> http://projects.publicintegrity.org/bow/report.aspx?aid=151

THE CABLE

This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.


C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 02 ABUJA 000954

SIPDIS


BRUSSELS FOR HINSON-JONES
NSC FOR FRAZER AND BYRNE
OSD FOR IKINS AND PDAS-D MCCONNELL
BANJUL FOR DCM


E.O. 12958: DECL: 05/02/2011
TAGS: MARR MASS NI PREL
SUBJECT: POST OFR ROUND-TABLE MEETING WITH NSA MOHAMMED


REF: ABUJA 873


(U) Classified by Ambassador Howard F. Jeter for reasons 1.5
(b) and (d).


¶1. (C) SUMMARY. During an April 19 post-Operation FOCUS
RELIEF (OFR) round-table meeting, Nigeria,s National
Security Advisor told us that the Nigerian civilian
government has complete control of the military.  The NSA was
pleased that the OFR meeting had been positive, but deep
frustration that the MPRI payment had not been made (as he
had been assured by MOD and other officials).  General
Mohammed also supported the notion of using retired Nigerian
military officials for counterparts in the MPRI program.  END
SUMMARY.


¶2. (U) Following the OFR Roundtable, Ambassador Jeter, DOD
PDAS McConnell, AF PDAS Mark Bellamy, DATT, and Counselor for
Regional Affairs called on National Security Advisor General
Aliyu Mohammed (ret).  The NSA was joined by his principal
assistant, LTC M.I. Idris.


¶3. (C) McConnell briefed the NSA on the results of the OFR
round-table.  McConnell said that MOD officials had agreed
that Operation FOCUS RELIEF Phase III (OFR P3) personnel
would be billeted inside the perimeter of Nigerian bases, but
would not be co-located in Nigerian barracks.  The specific
bases were not yet identified.  (COMMENT:  As noted reftel,
the Chief of Army Staff has committed to a site inspection by
Nigerian Army personnel and the DATT on April 25.  Embassy is
cautiously optimistic that the basing issue will be resolved
favorably.  END COMMENT.) 

MOD officials had also agreed that
Nigerian forces would deploy to Sierra Leone for one year.
DATT then briefed the NSA on which Nigerian elements and
locations had previously been identified for P3 training.  He
also noted that in order for OFR P3 to begin on time it was
necessary for the MOD to confirm the military units selected
for the training.


¶4. (C)The Ambassador advised the NSA that a meeting on the
edges of the round-table with Nigerian Chief of Army Staff
LtGen Victor Malu had gone extremely well.  Malu had told the
U.S. side that he was not opposed to OFR and his positive
attitude towards the program had been misrepresented in the
media.
                                                                                       [  <---See? Jeter told Malu they have high regard for him, but in the last paragraph below he wants him gone! Americans sha  


]The U.S. side had expressed its continuing high
regard for Malu and assured him that articles critical of him
on the Internet and in the American print media did not
represent U.S. views.


¶5. (C) McConnell advised the NSA of the continuing hope that
Malu would accept the standing invitation to visit the U.S.
to meet with senior U.S. defense officials to discuss OFR and
other matters of mutual interest. Finally, McConnell
reminded the NSA that the U.S. has yet to receive Nigeria's
USD 3.5 million for the MPRI program.


¶6. (C) The NSA responded that the Nigerian government
remained firmly committed to OFR and that Nigerian elected
officials were completely in charge of the military.  He said
that he was pleased that the Roundtable had gone well, but
expressed surprise and frustration over the MPRI payment not
being received.  General Mohammed said that he had been
assured by senior Ministry of Finance officials that the
payment had already been made.  He again requested that the
U.S. Treasury account number where the MPRI payment would be
received be passed directly to him.  The NSA said he would
personally carry the account number to President Obasanjo to
have the President sign the order to the Nigerian Central
Bank to make immediate payment.


¶7. (C) COMMENT:  Later that day, the NSA's office passed the
Embassy copies of the Nigerian MOD documents which
transferred the MPRI payment funds from the MOD to the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).  The documents were dated April 18 and 19,
which suggest that MOD personnel handling
the transfer of funds had been misleading the NSA for several
months concerning their delay in making the payments, or that
the Ministry of Finance had delayed the release of the funds
to the MOD. In any case, the last step is for the CBN to
transfer the funds to the U.S. Treasury account.  Embassy
hopes this issue has now been put to rest.  END COMMENT.


¶8. (C) In further discussions concerning MPRI, McConnell and
the Ambassador noted that the U.S. has proposed to the MOD
using retired Nigerian military personnel as counter-parts.
This solution might make it easier for the Nigerian side to
ensure regular and reliable participation in the program.
NSA Mohammed said he thought this was an excellent idea, and
said that he knew several retired generals who would be good
for the program.  He named retired Generals Archibong and
Jaffar Isa, both of whom were also strong supporters of OFR.


¶9. (C) The meeting concluded with Ambassador Jeter noting
that the discussion during the roundtable had been frank and
productive, giving hope that both programs could now move
forward expeditiously.  While other issues would certainly
arise, they could be handled in a collaborative way.  The NSA
agreed that this was now the case.


¶10. (C) COMMENT: As noted reftel, there are still hurdles to
overcome before we can be confident that OFR3 will begin on
time in Nigeria.  However, after an open and productive
roundtable, and a clear message of support from the NSA,
Embassy is hopeful that the Nigerian defense establishment is
now ready to move forward productively.


The retirement/dismissal of General Malu and his cohorts should  <---This is a very interesting comment by the US ambassador himself
now pave the way.  END COMMENT.

Jeter

http://wikileaks.org/cable/2001/05/01ABUJA954.html

The ambassador seems so eager to have Malu Dismissed.

kabukabu50:
The exit door is over there>>>>>pops.Seems you are getting hot under that collar of yours.


Of course its serious,birdbrain, thats why you heed govt warnings and flee at all costs, its that simple.This should be all over local News in nigeria,and there should be outburst not only now but in every situation where nigerian citizens are in danger abroad.this is not the only unique situation.How are there no flights or secret convoys across the Libya-niger border to rescue more nigerians

Young'un it's ok, I'm not fighting you. 

Now I see you are getting the message. I knew you'ld find a way to make me proud. 

I'm not sure of where you read me refer to this as a unique situation for Nigerians or dark skinned people though. You made that mistake earlier and I corrected you. Don't go back now son. 

Yes you are right, it's an outrage and it should be all over the news, but the fact that it's not, points to the silly and sad attitude we have towards it as a government and a people. That was my main point all along. That took a while but you got it eventually. I'm sincerely happy for you. 

Now, as per not heeding government warning, which government's warning did they not heed? Libya or Nigeria? and how did you expect them to do that in a conflict like that? even more affluent expatriates from richer countries relied on their government for evacuation.

Are you saying they should have started walking into the Sahara desert on day 1 or Maybe jump into the sea and swim towards Italy or Malta "at all cost" (remember they are blacks)

Now, do you really believe that the thousands of Nigerians in Libya got the robust assistance needed to ease their evacuation from Libya but somehow just refused to board the many ships, planes, ferries and buses we sent.? Really?

Did you read the complaint and report about the over 7,000 folks we abandoned at the Tripoli Airport?

Don't be callous bro, we could have done more for our people. If we don't admit our mistakes, we can't correct it. You read how other countries evacuated their citizens didn't you?

Can you honestly say that Nigeria did anything close to "responsible" early on in this conflict? With three or four flights and less than 4k evacuated?