Politics › Re: Our Government Bad O, Post Your "Frustration" and "Revolution" Songs Here by okadaman2(op): 5:26am On Aug 31, 2011 |
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Politics › Our Government Bad O, Post Your "Frustration" and "Revolution" Songs Here by okadaman2(op): 5:25am On Aug 31, 2011 |
Post your songs of angst and frustration here for people to learn.
They will need it when they decide to hit the streets.
Music is the food of rebellion! |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Leader Is Under Construction by okadaman2: 2:30am On Aug 31, 2011 |
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Is this an expose or a confession? |
Politics › Re: Now You Can Follow Arewa Republic On Twitter by okadaman2: 2:29am On Aug 31, 2011 |
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You already answered on the other thread. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks Again: Unmask Boko Haram Now by okadaman2: 2:27am On Aug 31, 2011 |
^ Beaf is a mole in the GEJ team, he's giving us a bad reputation deliberately. We will weed him out very soon.  |
Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks Again: Unmask Boko Haram Now by okadaman2: 2:21am On Aug 31, 2011 |
^ I know truth is bitter. Just tell IBB we are watching him. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Speaks Again: Unmask Boko Haram Now by okadaman2: 1:58am On Aug 31, 2011 |
It is really silly to keep focusing on Buhari as some kind of Boko Haram, childish even. As for me, I'm more interested in what IBB, Atiku and all those radical fundamentalist preachers know. Buhari has ran for election legitimately and used the court and constitutionally recognized means to push his point more than any Nigerian presidential candidate. Shey nor be enemies these so called GEJ defenders be so? We the real supporters of president Jonathan need to be watchful for his sake o. I nor trust Beaf, I think he's working for IBB. Hmm only the devil can make you chase shadows while ignoring the real source of your problems. |
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Politics › Re: Pastor Bakare Revolutionary Speech! - Nigerians Are Idiots Ruled By Fools! by okadaman2: 6:51pm On Aug 30, 2011 |
And we will never vote him in FOR CALLING US ALL IDIOTS.
He should retreat back to his pulpit AND STAY THERE. This bros is funny o. How did you know he was referring to you? |
Politics › Re: Pastor Bakare Revolutionary Speech! - Nigerians Are Idiots Ruled By Fools! by okadaman2: 5:52pm On Aug 30, 2011 |
And all those lovely cars you have, you might need to go learn how to ride Okada Tell them pastor! |
Politics › Re: Lord Lugard And Africans - Discuss by okadaman2: 1:30pm On Aug 30, 2011 |
God punish Lord Lugard - Ogoga Ifowodo |
Politics › Re: GEJ Attacked By His Facebook Friends by okadaman2: 1:23pm On Aug 30, 2011 |
"we" supporters of our able president are supporting because of his kindness to all, his giving spirit and his accomodating politics. Only Two groups of people believe in Oga GEJ 1. The Gullible Ignorants < - na dem full name be that o.  2. The Beneficiaries. < -- correct people I'm not dumb, I'm a beneficiary. So, I'm loyal to Oga GEJ, because man must chop, man must flex, man must oppress. |
Politics › Re: Arewa Republic Changes Flag by okadaman2: 6:59am On Aug 30, 2011 |
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It's good to know that. As long as you guys are working on it, you know where the rest of Nigeria stands. at least the regular folks and part of civil society.
All our Political elites are the same but it is more unfortunate and extra bad in the core North, a region where common people have little to no voice at all compared to other parts of Nigeria. Something must give.
We really can't continue like this else the chaos will grow exponentially.
Keep on working Auwal. |
Politics › Re: GEJ Attacked By His Facebook Friends by okadaman2: 3:52am On Aug 30, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: What Exactly Is "boko Haram" Fighting For? by okadaman2: 3:38am On Aug 30, 2011 |
adamaw2tuf: just for the record where is you village,onitsha,calabar,ph,asaba,enugu or yenegua,uyo or warri.which one?and dont try to be clever understand? Papa: half from Ohaozara in Ebonyi South, Half Nupe. Mama: 1/4 from ilajeland in Ondo State, 1/3 from ogwashiukwu in Delta, 1/4 from Ijesha in Osun State and 1/4 Egun Lagos state. Alhaji, I fulfill all Federal character, pick any village you like. I prefer Minister for Petroleum. I'm loyal. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Pregnant by okadaman2: 3:26am On Aug 30, 2011 |
Who give am for belle? |
Politics › Re: The Correct Attitude To Adopt When Discussing Our Government Or President by okadaman2: 3:24am On Aug 30, 2011 |
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Bros I'm loyal. Any work for me? |
Politics › Re: We Informed The Government Of Threat – UN by okadaman2: 2:57am On Aug 30, 2011 |
Please my people, ignore UN, oyinbo people are liars.
Can they swear on Sango that they informed us? No
Please be calm, my OgaGEJ is on top of this situation. |
Politics › Re: GEJ Attacked By His Facebook Friends by okadaman2: 2:52am On Aug 30, 2011 |
For all those who mean well for GOODLUCK JONATHAN and NIGERIA please always ignore Beaf in your discussions. I have finally confirmed Beaf is on a personal/sponsored mission to destroy Jonathan.,.,.,still cant figure out why. Bros, you just dey know? My OgaGEJ has fired that boy. |
Politics › Re: GEJ Attacked By His Facebook Friends by okadaman2: 2:50am On Aug 30, 2011 |
jmaine: Okadaman na new recruit . . . .abi SSS don threaten you . . . . . . . Bros, make una nor vex, but I need to make more money than beaf! I wan buy more Okada. |
Politics › Re: Anyaoku, Ogbeh, Others Seek People’s Constitution by okadaman2: 1:42am On Aug 30, 2011 |
I noticed they have no "core" northerner Among the people mentioned so far.
I'm skeptical, not because of the Northerners, but because of the myopic thieves in office. Govs, Senators e.t.c
I'm not too worried about the President but I doubt GEJ has the inspirational power and influence to push this fundamental restructuring message with all these hawks sorrounding him. |
Politics › Re: Now You Can Follow Arewa Republic On Twitter by okadaman2: 1:26am On Aug 30, 2011 |
auwal87: If we still remain in Nigeria You have not answered any of my questions Has the Sultan approved this your new Internet campaign? |
Politics › Re: Aregbesola Approves N19,001 As Minimum Wage For Osun State Workers by okadaman2: 1:23am On Aug 30, 2011 |
If that is the case then, beaf owes Aregbesola one correct shoe shinning session. |
Politics › Re: Aregbesola Approves N19,001 As Minimum Wage For Osun State Workers by okadaman2: 12:57am On Aug 30, 2011 |
I thought he said they can't afford it. What changed?
I expect him to fire redundant and unproductive workers now. |
Politics › Re: Anyaoku, Ogbeh, Others Seek People’s Constitution by okadaman2: 12:32am On Aug 30, 2011 |
I'm sure these people have GEJ PDP and FG support, once you see some names in a document you should know how far. Nor be today.
Anyway, I wish them luck with State Police, Zero Federal character, true Federalism, resource and land control and weaker center.
I wish them luck. |
Travel › Re: Traveling With Nigeria Food Stuffs by okadaman2: 12:20am On Aug 30, 2011 |
premechaz: No. Those are for animals. What is for goat, leave them for goats. What is wrong with you people? It is a phocking 19 hours flight, what do you think would happen to your ugwu leaves?
There are better leaves here if you are bent on eating goat food. Just leave your dorty ugwu leaves for the goats you are leaving behind in Africa, your parents and siblings I mean. Bros I still dey my village, I never comot agege, you mean no ugwu for ya london? If my goat chop my Ugwu, I go kill am Shey white people Nor dey chop leaves? BTW, shey they have Okada for london? Make I move part of my business. |
Politics › Re: GEJ Attacked By His Facebook Friends by okadaman2: 12:02am On Aug 30, 2011 |
I know those behind bomb blasts - Jonathan
- Says It Was Terrorists, Not MEND
- IBB, Atiku, Saraki, Others Call for Probe
- Death Toll Rises to 12, 101 Affected
President Goodluck Jonathan revealed yesterday that he knows “the person” behind the bomb attacks that marred the October 1 Golden Jubilee celeb ration last Friday, reiterating his vow that the person(s) will be brought to book.
The president’s remark came at a time when prominent Nigerians, including former Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Kwara State Governor, Dr Bukola Saraki, former Peoples Democratic Party Chairman, Chief Solomon Lar, among others, have called for a probe of the disaster to ensure culprits are punished.
President Jonathan who spoke at the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Parliament international colloquium marking the 50th Independence anniversary of African countries yesterday in Abuja, dismissed a press release by a group claiming responsibility. Jonathan claimed that the violent group, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), was not involved in the blasts.
The president said: “The name of MEND association that operates in Niger Delta was only used. I grew up in the Niger Delta so nobody can claim to know Niger Delta better than myself, because I am from the Niger Delta. I know the person behind the attack and the person sponsoring it. They are terrorists, not MEND”. However, MEND hand, on Friday, claimed responsibility for the bomb blasts.
There were report that Henry Okah, a leader of MEND who was granted amnesty but now living in South Africa may have a hand in the blasts. The President added that the government would soon overhaul the security system to address the challenges of insecurity in the country. Speaking with journalists after a visit to victims of Friday’s bomb blast at the National Hospital, Abuja, the president said security remained a priority of his administration.
He said that the actions were sponsored by “people who are flaunting MEND and the Niger Delta to perpetrate their evil acts.
“The government knows them and would fish them out as investigations proceed,” he said.
He promised to pick the bills and also take care of those who lost their lives in the dastardly acts. Jonathan said the government would also provide welfare to the families of the victims, especially those who were breadwinners.
According to him, the government is on the trail of the sponsors of the act and that they would all be brought to book. Is the opposition to blame?
A source in The Presidency told Sunday Trust last night that opposition figures were being fingered over the attacks because there were security reports that they were going to sponsor the attacks and that preventive measures were actually taken before the event on Friday. The source said: “There was a debate as to whether President Jonathan should go for the parade on Friday because of the security report, but when the security agencies said the venue was secure, he had to go.”
The source added that because of the political meaning being given to the blasts, some top Nigerians who were invited to the celebration, but who failed to attend, may be questioned “in the coming days” by security operatives, as the so-called security report, according to the Presidency source, had claimed that some $100 million was voted for the mischief, and that elements in the opposition may have been involved in the plot.
Former Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida and former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, both contenders for the presidency in 2011, as President Jonathan were conspicuously absent at the venue on Friday. The spokesman to the former Vice-President, Malam Garba Shehu, told Sunday Trust last night that his boss received the invitation very late and he couldn’t change the plans he had made before he received it. Malam Shehu said he had previously claimed that his boss didn’t receive the invitation, only to discover that it actually came, but very late. A spokesman to former President Babangida told Sunday Trust that the man had other important events to attend to on that day. Heads of Government shun colloquium
Meanwhile, Heads of States of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) yesterday boycotted the colloquium meeting which was supposed to be the biggest and most prestigious historical event in the life of ECOWAS parliament community institution, auspiciously as a result of the bomb explosion at Abuja during the jubilee celebration. Those of them who attended the jubilee celebration did not wait for the colloquium.
President Goodluck, who is the chair of the occasion, was the only head of state present. More than two hundred dignitaries were invitatied by ECOWAS parliamentarians, current and former heads of states, speakers of national assemblies, heads of states, speakers of national assemblies, heads of jovernments, more than a hundred members of national parliaments, sub-regional integration parliaments, but only few attended.
In his speech, the president, said “many countries in our continent are plagued by difficult challenges ranging from poverty, poor healthcare delivery, corruption, insecurity and maladministration as a result the continent is in dire need of solutions to these critical problems, solutions which must be well articulated and fully implemented to uplift the living standards of our populace”. Why the British didn’t attend the Golden Jubilee Celebration
The United Kingdom authorities confirmed to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) yesterday that its dignitaries pulled out of Friday’s parade marking Nigeria’s 50th anniversary, because of the security report they had obtained.
The Queen’s representative was due to attend but did not. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown cancelled his visit to the country. A UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesperson confirmed it had “received indications of a heightened security risk” and took immediate action to update travel advice after the MEND warning on Friday morning. The FCO spokesperson said: “Security for VIP visitors is always kept under rigorous review. We remain in constant contact with the Nigerian authorities on this.”
Also, Reuters news agency quoted a South African police spokeswoman as saying she could “neither confirm or deny” the reported arrest and release of Henry Okah in South Africa on Friday. Reports said Okah’s residence was searched on suspicion that he was part of the plot to bomb Nigerian locations on Friday, but that he was promptly released by the police. Death toll now 12 – Police
Nigerian police spokesman, Jimoh Moshood, confirmed that 12 people had been killed in the attacks, with 17 injured, and that a manhunt had been launched.
“We have mounted a check throughout the city,” he said.
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan called the attacks a “wicked act of desperation”. Ordinary Nigerians expressed surprise at the blasts.
Elkana Habila told Reuters: “This is a very massive blow to the Nigerian government, and it will portray the country in a very bad light. It will scare away foreign investors.”
http://sunday.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4825:i-know-those-behind-bomb-blasts-jonathan-says-it-was-terrorists-not-mend-ibb-atiku-saraki-others-call-for-probe-death-toll-rises-to-12-101-affected&catid=57:cover&Itemid=126 This was from the independence day bomb blast. We need to trust our president, he will fish out the UN bombers too Chima Orlu and Ben Jessy where arrested now, abi? Patience ok, patience. |
Politics › Re: What Exactly Is "boko Haram" Fighting For? by okadaman2: 11:15pm On Aug 29, 2011 |
adamaw2tuf: yawua ya ya ka ke,but no deal for you this time only with on one condition that you make your village and the sorounding villages in your area to reject their tribe and be humble and dont question us at anytime or anything all the time,and dont try to be a hero orderwise we destroy you,ka ji ko? Sannu lafia, Alhaji we never question you in my village What for? Even sef, we allow your cows to maul our yams with smiles, we love your suya and we protect your sabo, As far as my village is concerned we are ready to change our name to katsina annex, ka ji ko? We are more than humble, We are loyal Alhaji. Just make me minister. |
Politics › Re: Ramadan Bonus! by okadaman2: 9:41pm On Aug 29, 2011 |
Shey dis bros don pay the N18,000 minimum wage? |
Politics › Re: Ambassador Raises Alarm Over Nigerian Prostitutes Influx Into Saudi Arabia by okadaman2(op): 9:34pm On Aug 29, 2011 |
[quote author=Sisi_Kill link=topic=747550.msg9037012#msg9037012 date=1314649642]Next Stop - Learning not to interrupt when someone else is speaking and who knows, maybe we'll also learn the difference between inside and outside voices!![/quote]Hmm, that one go hard o, Living in Nigeria is like living in a war zone. That's why we talk like drill sergeants. |
Politics › Re: Are There Houseboys And Housegirls At The Aso Rock Presidential Villa? by okadaman2(op): 9:24pm On Aug 29, 2011 |
^ No Sisi I'm not the one looking for job o. I'm searching for some interested people.
Me I have 3 Okadas. I nor worry at all.
But I won't mind State House Official Okadaman job sha. |
Politics › Re: Are There Houseboys And Housegirls At The Aso Rock Presidential Villa? by okadaman2(op): 9:09pm On Aug 29, 2011 |
These aspiring househelps talk sey dem sabi how to Facebook, tweet and post on Nairaland o, I think Oga's family will enjoy their services.
Abeg make una give us number to call nah. |