Politics › Re: “I Am Supporting Goodluck Jonathan” – Majek Fashek To Join Politics by okunboy: 12:05am On Nov 05, 2014 |
Dats what drug addiction can turn someone to! ....the sky look misty and cloudee it looks like the rain gonna fall today....oh lovely song |
Politics › Re: Soyinka Denounces Jonathan Support Group Over Fabricated Report by okunboy: 2:55pm On Nov 04, 2014 |
aguiyi: a slave will not want to be seen as challenging his master otherwise his life will be put at risk, dude is gradually becoming an intellectual burden .
other than spewing trash from one media house to another, tell me what this fellow has contributed to alleviate the suffering of the common man in his home state and the nation (Gani did many in his capacity ) or everybody must be an office holder to make an impact, mtchew
i expect insult from his fellow slaves of the gambaris  why don't you deal with the issue instead of attacking the prof? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram speaks on cease fire, chibok (Video) - CramJones by okunboy: 9:08pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
Hmmmm...... |
Politics › Re: Doing Business In Nigeria Now Easier – World Bank by okunboy: 4:48pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Okonjo's Influence! |
Politics › Re: 2015 Election: Obasanjo Opposes APC’s Alleged Muslim-muslim Ticket by okunboy: 7:18pm On Oct 26, 2014 |
But Baba said he's still in PDP. If Baba wants to be 'Osaka' he should be 'Osaka', If he wants to be 'Osoko' He should be 'Osoko'. Why this 'OsakaOsoko'? |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Political Dictionary by okunboy: 3:59pm On Oct 22, 2014 |
STEP-DOWN: To relinquish power or authority or position to a successor and never come back
STEP-ASIDE: To relinquish power or authority or position in the hope to hijack it back in the nearest future
ELECTION: To organize campaigns to deceive some 'mugus' for support, using some praise singers (like saTANoid) in other to get or retain a position.
CORRUPTION: This is not a stealing but a mere stealing |
Health › Re: W.H.O Has Officially Declared Nigeria Ebola Free by okunboy: 12:28pm On Oct 20, 2014 |
If the son of man shall set you free you are free indeed |
Politics › Re: Current Result Of 2015 Presidential E-poll By Sahara Reporter (PHOTO) by okunboy: 12:56pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
GMB is a man to beat any day. PDP will have to rig the election for GEJ to win! |
Politics › Re: ARMS BLOCKAGE ; US Explains Officially....... by okunboy: 5:03pm On Oct 10, 2014 |
I cant believe America can descend to this abyss? Those justifications don't add up at all! |
Politics › Re: Explain Asari Dokubo’s Role In $9.3m Cash-for-arms Scandal, APC Tells FG by okunboy: 1:58pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
SIncerely, if this is true....then this govt has a lot explanation to nigerians...HABA! What kind of govt is this  ? |
Politics › Re: Thisday: US Finally Weans Self Off Nigerian Oil by okunboy: 2:00pm On Oct 03, 2014 |
Congratulations Nigeria! The black oil that have suppressed virtually all other resources that can transform your economy is going down. That black evil oil that could barely generate 15% employment for your teaming population is finally going down! The revenue which is mainly a share entity among your thiefing politicians. Over $300 billion generated from this evil oil (equivalent amount used to build the entire Europe) in Nigeria has made you a pauper than any other country in the world! Gradually, the prayer of Mrs Oby Ezekwesili is being answered. I prayed too that not only will US stop buying your Oil, others will follow soon (Can I hear AMEN) Only 1 Per Cent of Nigerian Population Reaps from Oil Exports Funds – Oby Ezekwesili Nigeria, a commodity that benefit only 1% of your polulation is not needed! Good riddance to bad rubish!! Congratulation once again!!! |
Politics › Re: Is Abubakar Shekau Dead?? *pics Included* by okunboy: 10:35pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
cacson14: Bro it was not Camerronian army, it was nigerian army that engaged them.Pleashe stop the hate I wonder o....Konduga is not even a border town,...so how will Cameroonian kill him in our territory? |
Politics › Re: PDP NEC Picks Jonathan As Sole Presidential Candidate For 2015 by okunboy: 5:38pm On Sep 18, 2014 |
I wonder why this is a news? |
NYSC › Re: NYSC Speaks On #4000 Fee For Printing Call-up Letters. by okunboy: 4:31pm On Sep 11, 2014 |
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Sports › Re: Oscar Pistorius Found Not Guilty Of Murder by okunboy: 2:08pm On Sep 11, 2014 |
Found not guilty in the court of men........but in the court of his conscience, he may be convicted. Men Justice is a function of better argument!!. ...not necessarily a function of TRUTH! |
Family › Re: HILARIOUS: Man Discovers Wife Is A Man After 19 Years Of Marriage by okunboy: 1:57pm On Sep 11, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Billionaire Arthur Eze Shocks Gov T A Orji And Publicly Disgraced Him. by okunboy: 7:30pm On Sep 03, 2014 |
NwaNimo1: Money talks - bullsh.iiit walks . . ..
Arthur Eze is a classy bush man who can say what he wants - afterall he's worth more than the state! He is a billionaire na!  Proverbs 18:23- The poor useth intreaties; but the rich answereth roughly. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon Bombs Boko Haram Camp Killing “many” Fighters by okunboy: 9:59am On Aug 29, 2014*. Modified: 4:46pm On Aug 29, 2014 |
We were told that dis war is not a conventional one...it is a guerrilla war! We were told bokoharam mixed among the pple..... it is difficult to isolate them from innocent civilian! We were told that our border is too large and porous....it is difficult to secure We were told that bokoharam run to the neighbouring countries after they attack us to take cover........and international rule of engagement forbids blah blah blah......and Nigeria is a respecter of International law (we are good and law abiding Nation) We were told so many excuses......
Today, this war is now conventional not guerrilla : bokoharam seize towns and erect flags.....they stand face2face with nigerian army. But yet our soldiers can not meet up with the enemy fire power...except for some 'tactical maneuver' into the neighbouring country (Covet Nigerian Military way of saying 'we pick race').
Today, they are not kidnapping our innocent villagers and running away with them, they kidnap the village itself , marry the women and slaughter the men; the luck ones runaway!
Today, our neighbours are even showing more power and tactics in engaging the enemies..killing them and rescuing their captives. ..
We are severally been bombarded with excuses upon excuses..........from this incompetent govt. |
Politics › Re: Why Cant Muslims Respect The Cultures Of Other People? Read This. by okunboy: 10:23am On Jul 29, 2014 |
numericalguy: @okunboy
Every society/community have their Judases. Even the Arabs have had one of their own betraying them in return for solver trown to them by westerners.
I have not seen any analysis in the write up except for the regular stereotypes, and frankly its becomming quite boring saying the same thing over and over again likea broken record.
Every society have their problems. In the USA for instance, it is four times easier for you to go to prison than for you to go to college. It is far more easier to be mudered in the state of Arizona than for you to die of old age.
In your hometown okunland, there are so many ashawos hotels scattered arround town. Most of your pastors are nothing buy ritualist that use human heads to make charms so that their churches can be filled up. Maybe you should remove the log in your eyes before you look at other people.
As a last and personal advice, try and read books to enlighten yourself before you start to display your ignorance on a public forum.
A white man once said " if you must hide something from a blackman, put it in a book" @numericalguy. If you check my posts, contributions etc on this forum, you will discover i don't engage in abusive argument with fellow nairalanders....! I believe in respecting other opinion and say mine. You can make your point without resulting into insulting others. And I refuse to insult you, so I will not be classed inappropriately. Meanwhile, u did not read the interview of your fellow muslim who happened to be a cleric for that matter. Pls read and address the issues. This thread is about intolerance of others cultures. Address the issues of brain-washing young muslim to go commit suicide in anticipation of black virgin in paradise (incidentally only the young ones are sent to commit suicide in exchange of the virgins), address the issues of hatred towards fellow human in the name of religion, and so many others your fellow Muslim raised in that post. PLS READ THE INTERVIEW AGAIN |
Politics › Re: Why Cant Muslims Respect The Cultures Of Other People? Read This. by okunboy: 12:33am On Jul 29, 2014 |
If every Muslim in the world think like this man here in this youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZRuH21JTakTranscription: Bahraini Liberal Author Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: We Hang Our Thinkers on the Gallows of Ideology. I Listen to Music and Placed Pictures of Jesus and Martin Luther King in My Home.
Following are excerpts from an interview with Bahraini intellectual Dhiyaa Al-Musawi, which aired on Abu Dhabi TV on December 29, 2006. Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: I do not believe in gallows of ideology. Our problem in the Arab world is that we have many gallows of ideology and of accusations of social betrayal, on which we try to hang an intellectual, a thinker, or a poet every day, just like in the case of Naguib Mahfouz and others. We, I'm sad to say, are against creativity and civilization, and against any language that seeks common ground in society. [...] We must have the courage to get rid of the “backward” cholesterol of ideology, accumulating in the arteries of Arab awareness and the Arab mind. We suffer from backwardness. This is not masochism - the kind psychologists talk about - acts of self-flagellation. This is the truth. We have not developed even to the point of admitting defeat. We [have to] admit our cultural defeat. In the past, we had a civilization in Andalusia and in many other places, but today we are regressing – we export violence, we terrorize whole countries, we threaten national security, and many other things. [...] We need to reform and to reshape religious thinking, because, in all honesty, the pulpits of our mosques have begun to "booby trap" the people. Interviewer: In what way? Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: They booby trap them by generating hatred towards "the other." We have claimed a monopoly over Paradise, and each of us has recorded it in the land registry in his name. Interviewer: But the pulpits are under government supervision. Some of them are under government supervision, but in some Arab countries, although they are under government supervision, the government itself encourages the booby trapping. This problem has political reasons, but who pays the price? The country, society, civil society, and the young man, who is being told that the black-eyed virgins await him at the gates of Paradise, and that all he has to do is kill himself, to slaughter himself. He might blow up his family and children to get the virgins of Paradise. This is the language and culture of death. We were not born into this world in order to die this way. The beauty of Man lies in his living for the sake of his homeland, not in dying while booby trapping others. [...] In the Arab world, we have religious clerics who are beacons [of knowledge], but I think the problem is that we are constantly intimidating the public. We talk only about Hell, and not about Paradise at all. The Koran is balanced. It talks about the fire of Hell and the fruits of Paradise, but we constantly preach about the horrors of Judgment Day, saying that a bald Satan, or a bald serpent, would visit them in the grave. It is constant terror. It is always a dark picture. Why? That is the problem. Unfortunately, some young men – out of a wrong interpretation of religion... The moment he becomes religious, he ceases to smile and to greet others. He accuses some people of heresy and others of sin. He begins all that discourse. He hates music, and refuses to dress neatly. His mind is abducted into the dungeons of ideology, I'm sad to say. Interviewer: Let me ask you a question. If a Shiite, or even a Sunni, becomes a religious cleric, yet he listens to music, can the Arab public possibly accept him? Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: In my view, the Arab disposition suffers from many problems. We have destroyed many things, including the beauty of the general disposition. Music is a beautiful thing... Interviewer: Do you listen to music? Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: Yes, I listen to music. I listen to classical music, and I think Beethoven's symphonies are very beautiful. They are among the masterpieces of human art. I believe that music develops the spirit of Man and humbles him. What is wrong with that? [...] As for the policy of non-violence, I'd like to give you the example of Gandhi, whom I consider a hero. If only we could obtain some of Gandhi's genes, and plant them in the brains of our youth in the Arab world... Interviewer: In your home, you have pictures of Martin Luther King and Jesus on the wall. Dhiyaa Al-Musawi: In my home, I put up a picture of Jesus, because whenever I look at his picture, worlds of peace and love open up before me. It was Jesus who said: "Love thy enemies, bless them who curse thee." We need this beautiful language in our society. I also have a picture of Gandhi, whom I consider to be a very fine person, and whose [image] we should plant in the minds of our youth. [...] Some of us say: "May Allah curse the Jews and the Christians, the offspring of apes and pigs." Is this the language of progress? Is this the language of enlightenment and tolerance? If you had been born in Rome, you would have been Christian, if you had been born in Tehran, you would have been Shiite, and if you had been born in Saudi Arabia, you would have been Sunni, and so on. How wonderful it would be if all these people could gather in love around the table of humanity. [...] Nations that read more are the nations that are most respected, like the Western nations, where people read... When you travel to Switzerland, everywhere you go - on the bus or wherever - you see people reading books. Do you see such sights in the Arab world? [...] The problem of the Arab youth is that they do not read. As Gustave le Bon wrote in The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind, the Arab youth sometimes smile while they are taken to the slaughterhouse. Why? Because they lack awareness. We suffer from illiteracy. Today, the Arab world has, according to a U.N. report, close to 70 million illiterate adults – in other words, 70 million people whom you can booby trap, against their country and society, because they do not read. |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Mount Flag In Damboa Town , Soldiers , Villagers Flee by okunboy: 11:07pm On Jul 20, 2014 |
Reading this post...i cast my mind back to when the Governor of Borno State stormed aso rock months ago to give clues to what is happening with the military and boko boys. I could remember 3 points he made then. he said:
1. Boko Harams are better equipped than our military.
Evidence: Despite initial gra-gra and barking from presidents aids and co; months latter, the same government is seeking for a loan of $1billion to upgrade her equipment to fight boko-haram.
2. Boko Harams are better motivated than our military.
Evidence: Despite initial gra-gra and barking from presidents aids and co; months latter, the same government through his General (Minimah or what is he call self) said the Nigerian troops are COWARD they could not fight the BH boys, worse than shetima put; They run like dog with his tail between his legs . DISGRACEFUL
3. We are @ WAR...
It is pointless to defend this....
This Government should bury her face in SHAME! |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: 100 Feared Killed As Insurgents Attack Chibok by okunboy: 10:26pm On Jun 29, 2014 |
Pple shd leave those places to cameroon or niger. It is hopeless calling this govt to help. Very sad. . |
Politics › Re: Special Adviser, Special Assistant And Senior Special Assistant. Difference? by okunboy: 9:12pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
Simply creating jobs for the boyz..... usually to compensate them for helping in election victory! Nothing short of that! As someone said earlier..'nobody need their advice.' |
Politics › Re: INEC Registered A Bowl Of Rice As A Voter In Anambra by okunboy: 8:13am On Dec 26, 2013 |
This is simply a test data entry.... you know programmers during app test, input a fitctitous data to run the app. For careless programmers, they often forget to delete such entry and as such the data moves into production. This may be such a case. I dont think anybody wld be dat stupid to use bowl of rice as pic to rig election... haba! |
Politics › Re: G7 Governors Joins APC by okunboy: 2:43pm On Nov 26, 2013 |
APC ...... Aggrieved People's Congress |
Sports › Re: Describe Golden Eaglets In One Word? by okunboy: 10:31pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
UNDER-AGED! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are People Dancing Azonto And Makossa In Church? by okunboy: 4:23pm On Nov 03, 2013 |
It is simple: The same people u see in the party dancing azonto in the club on fridays & saturdays are the same people, you find on sundays dancing! They are no different pple! They are the same people! Just like someone once said: The best pple on earth doing the best things could be xtian, and the worst pple on earth sometime doing the worst things could be xtian also. The Best, The Bad and The Ugly!  |
Politics › Re: Ubah Appears Broke As Campaigns Enter Crucial Stage by okunboy: 11:18am On Oct 21, 2013 |
The greatest mistake any State will make is to elect this fraud to Govern her! |
Politics › Re: Bizzare: Aregbesola Introduces Ifa As A Subject In Osun State Schools by okunboy: 2:40pm On Oct 07, 2013 |
So, more Babalawos will be produced in Osun! 1daful! |
Education › Re: Student Arrested For Hacking Jamb, Neco, Sss, Nscdc Websites. by okunboy: 11:30pm On Oct 05, 2013 |
Akinmail: lies LIES LIES LIES Expert in web design? Hacker my foot. What he does is just to clone the websites of these various bodies i.e develop something similar with similar url for example, i can create a website lie www.jambnow.com which is obviously fake but would still get gullible visitors and some money would be make. #long story. The guy is a broke guy that does online IMPERSONATION. I tot everybody is gullible on nairaland until I read your post! |
Politics › Re: FG To Assist Kenya In Fighting Terrorism by okunboy: 12:30pm On Sep 23, 2013 |
pls move this to the comedy section abeg! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mother Of Dead Cairo Reporter Publishes Gut-wrenching Final Text Messages by okunboy: 12:03pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
otokx: no gut wrenching stuff there Even if you swallowed foetus, you, reading those communucation between mom and daugther that was slained minutes after should make your gut wrench indeed. The last message of the mother, to her already dead daugter is heart-breaking! May her soul rest in peace! |