Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 8:47am On Nov 12, 2014 |
egift: What information? Keep deluding yourself in that massive Corruption the Zoologist is downloading in your psyche.
I extended a hand of friendship you rather chose to groom your Schizophrenia. [/color][color=#006600]What a shallow brain! |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 8:31am On Nov 12, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 8:23am On Nov 12, 2014 |
gbishman: I am of the view that we are not really addressing the issue but rather allowing our emotions come between our reasoning. The issue is that the US has raised concerns about human rights abuses meted out on suspected boko haram insurgents as seen in some gruesome videos published on the internet like the one soldiers were beheading victims and throwing them into hand dug graves. Now the US which in their entirety is a nation governed by laws and have clear rules of engagement when it comes to war fare has said that that laws do not permit them to sell arms to nations found to have falling short of their laws, to me this crystal clear. So what Nigeria should do is to prosecute those found to have gone against their rules and bring them to book and let the whole world see that we are making efforts in curbing this excesses of our boys in uniform and then and only then would be able to have a justifiable case. Or better still meet with other western countries like Russia, China, England (our supposed colonial masters) and purchase arms from them. [color=#006600][/color] Which human right abuse are you referring to? The one propounded by the political Amnesty Internationals where Oby Ezekwesili (of the notorious BringBackOurGovernment Campaign is a member? Why do you always buy lies sold to you by the Western world? Why is the same US selling arms to Liberia, Sudan and other crisis ridden nations where oppressive governance takes place? Stop fooling us please. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 8:11am On Nov 12, 2014 |
Lordave: It's funny how people keep accusing USA of wanting to invade Nigeria. For what? To what benefit?
I see more than a good reason why USA shouldn't even sell a rusty pistol to Nigeria if y'all don't.
It's election time and if anything goes wrong and those weapons fall into the wrong hands what would be the fate of Nigeria? Why would America sell weapons to Nigeria after y'all have finished condemning the country and accusing them of sponsoring terrorism? Let me stop here. They did this to show Nigeria that they don't want our money, we should deal with ourselves. [color=#006600][/color] And you think Nigerian politicians are not armed for 2015 elections already? You are so funny. Your argument is so shallow. The arms in circulation is even enough to perpetrate evil by enemies of Nigeria and may God deliver us from their evil machinations. US refused to sell arms to Nigeria simply because they are traitors. Period. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 8:00am On Nov 12, 2014 |
egift: Good morning friend. Thank you for all the Insult. Do have a lovely day. (Note: am refraining from paying you in kind. None of us will like seeing you jumping off the bridge) [color=#006600][/color] Non of your evil wishes will come to pass in my life. I am 100% sure of that. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 7:47am On Nov 12, 2014 |
egift: First Nigeria will not scatter. Secondly, Jonathan is not transparent and excessively corrupt - nobody in his right mind make a deal with such person.
How can one justify smuggling money to South Africa to procure illegal arms when there legitimate ways to get it? Why is Jonathan afraid of the Front gate? Why must he always enter his good neighbour's house by jumping over the fence at the back-yard? Why is he exporting his Stealing-Is-Not-Corruption style of Government to other countries?
The Zoologist must be voted out before he sinks this nation with anarchy and corruption. [color=#006600][/color] You are a fool. Nigeria had to ferry money to South Africa the way they did in any attempt to outwit traitors within and without, example been the US. For your information SA decided to ridicule Nigeria due to their connectivity to Nigerian opposition.. Get that into your senile brain. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 7:38am On Nov 12, 2014 |
Pavarottii: I saw on channels tv "US condemns terrorist attacks in the NE part of Nigeria, and I was like, I thought they refused to sell us fighter jets to defeat this Same terrorism; I just concluded that these people actually know what they are doing. Always carrying bad news of Nigeria on CNN! Let them know that "Nobody or country is beyond God"!
GEJ till 2019 [color=#006600][/color] You are spot on. I am even beginning to believe they are working with the opposition but God is greater than them. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 7:30am On Nov 12, 2014 |
egift: Story for mami-water. Keep spraying cluelessness and bringing shame on Nigerians just because you are serving under a Zoologist. [color=#006600][/color] Unfortunately, your parents who presumably had better academic qualifications are nowhere to be found. They existed but never lived. Idiot. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Ambassador Blasts US Refusal To Sell Arms by OLADD: 7:26am On Nov 12, 2014 |
fitzmayowa: If the US won't sell arms to nigeria to defeat, this rag heads...why don't we turn to china or russia
I wonder the kind of stvpid ally we are doing with US, an ally that is covertly supporting rag heads...Yet they accuse soldiers of human right violation...
I wonder what BH as been violating since 2002...Yeye ally whose main objective is to invade nigeria...SMH [color=#006600][/color] You are on point. The US claims to be liberal but they are double dealers as far as international relations are concerned. One thing is however glaring;; the US is not with us in the fight against insurgents. Up till today they refused to share intelligence with Nigeria on the outcome of the phantom drone surveillance carried out months ago and even blocked our attempt to procure arms from Israel! They are so dangerous to associate with. |
Politics › Re: Should Jonathan Have Declared His Presidential Ambition Despite The Bomb Blast? by OLADD: 11:56pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijaking1: You should answer your own question. All those people you listed never got a threat of violence if they ran, not OBJ, and certainly not Yardua. If Jonathan was not previously planning to run, this violence is a major reason for him to now run, and run hard. [color=#006600][/color] Absolutely correct. If there is any quality that endears GEJ to me, it's his ability to thrive amidst unparalleled antagonism and insane opposition. If he could perform moderately despite distractions of insurgency and APC's war of attrition, the he deserves one more term and he will surely get it. |
Politics › Re: Should Jonathan Have Declared His Presidential Ambition Despite The Bomb Blast? by OLADD: 11:48pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijaking1: You should answer your own question. All those people you listed never got a threat of violence if they ran, not OBJ, and certainly not Yardua. If Jonathan was not previously planning to run, this violence is a major reason for him to now run, and run hard. |
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Politics › Re: I Don’t Know My Political Future – Fashola by OLADD: 9:12am On Nov 11, 2014 |
IYANGBALI: says who?just watch. Leadership lomo  [/color][color=#006600]Which leadership position? As far as Nigeria is concerned, there are four topmost leadership positions vis-a-vis President, VP, Senate President and Speaker and by available evidence, Fashola has been schemed out of all. |
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Politics › Re: I Don’t Know My Political Future – Fashola by OLADD: 8:32am On Nov 11, 2014 |
msmon: In as much as I respect Fashola, to say he doesn't know is political future make me become a little skeptical about his future politically. [color=#006600][/color] Fashola was a sure bet for VP slot until Femi Fani Kayode blew the whistle on APC's Muslim-Muslim agenda and that was the straw that broke his Camel's back. Fashola will not forgive FFK until he dies.. He will be politically irrelevant after 2015. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Jonathan Return Capital Oil To Ifeanyi Uba? by OLADD: 7:32am On Nov 11, 2014 |
omenka: Where in the links you provided earlier was it stated that they were to hand the company back to Uba after the two year period Who is distorting facts here You try to pass yourself up as someone who's smart, but frankly, only kiddos fall for that.
Besides, they said "2 years", so by my estimation, it's been 17months since AMCON took over. What's the rush in handing over?? Is it out of fear what might transpire in the forthcoming elections?? Why not at least 22 months??
Someone is definitely using back channels here. [color=#006600][/color] Funny. Is the two-year administration ruling cast in stone? If you don't know jack about an issue why not keep quite? If the parties are able to convince the court for a vacation of the order on presentation of relevant documented evidence, has the court erred in reverting to status quo? Please get informed. Handing over the company to its owners before the expiration of the 2-year administration is not an anomaly. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Jonathan Return Capital Oil To Ifeanyi Uba? by OLADD: 7:22am On Nov 11, 2014 |
barcanista: My friend, I am not the OP. The man Ifeanyi Ubah already have a Subsidy Fraud indictment hanging on his neck(but that is a story for another day).
The issue here is AMCON handing over management of Capital Oil to Ifeanyi Ubah before the expiration of the TWO Year period that was ruled by the Court.
The question is "What is the Legal or Moral Justification" here? [color=#006600][/color] Barcanista, it's now glaring that you are a complete mischief maker. What moral or legal justification are you pontificating when parties in a case had agreed between themselves to settle out of court? Are you saying this is the first time you're hearing about out-of-court settlement as legal parlance? Surely you need mental cross-examination. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Jonathan Return Capital Oil To Ifeanyi Uba? by OLADD: 7:13am On Nov 11, 2014 |
datolee: I have not your time really.
‘‘Consequent upon this settlement, Ubah will be resuming his role as the Managing Director/CEO of COG. His resumption as MD/CEO of COG brings to an end the management of COG by AMCON.
“This is in accordance with the terms of settlement as agreed by both parties that the loan be serviced as per the judgement of the Federal High Court.
“This settlement is in line with AMCON’s roles as a resolution vehicle to help stabilise and revitalise the Nigerian banking system and economy,’
The settlement was in accordance with the judgment of the court! [/color][color=#006600]What's the fuss about this issue and why do Barcanista and his deceitful allies want to kill themselves over a court-adjudicated case? An amicable resolution was reached by the parties involved(AMCON and Capital Oil) before the expiration of the two-year take over adminstration, how could that become Jonathan's fault or complicity? Why are some people hell bent in twisting facts to discredit the president at all cost? You shall reap your mischiefs in due cost. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Jonathan Return Capital Oil To Ifeanyi Uba? by OLADD: 7:03am On Nov 11, 2014 |
calebo101: You this man, can't you present your facts like a gentleman and stop bullying 
Abi na because the guy dey disgrace you all the time?
Calm down, e never reach quarrel 
By the time January reach u go hear shege, u never even see anything u don dey para... na wa [color=#006600][/color] There is no need for any psychosis test to discern Barcanista's mental state now. The guy is really suffering from the hangover of the bashing he received few days ago. He is just holding to any straw for survival and relevance. A pathetic fact-twister. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Jonathan Return Capital Oil To Ifeanyi Uba? by OLADD: 6:56am On Nov 11, 2014 |
datolee: I have no time for you really...My question for you, what is the business of AMCON and subsidy? the other banks taken over by AMCON was because of subsidy?
You should first educate yourself on the working of AMCON. Go to court and challenge the handover, until then, GEJ till Buhari stop contesting [color=#006600][/color] Good points. Pls educate the blockheads. |
Politics › Re: UPDATE: Many students feared killed as suicide bomber hits Yobe school by OLADD: 6:00pm On Nov 10, 2014 |
maternal: Who negotiates with terrorist on their soil. Can you imagine the US government negotiating with terrorists who have caused damage on their soil and is currently living on their soil. This government is a joke. [color=#006600][/color] How wrong can you be? The Americans indeed negotiated with some Taliban insurgents just two months ago, a deal that resulted in exchange of captured US soldiers for Taliban detainees. Get that into your brain. And you rightly said the insurgents are living on our soil. The question is; should the president launch all-out onslaught on the terrain and thereafter accused of "committing genocide against the north"?. Use your brain again. |
Politics › Re: UPDATE: Many students feared killed as suicide bomber hits Yobe school by OLADD: 5:52pm On Nov 10, 2014 |
ILIDEFI: And how many nations have you lived in? Is it also his fault that many military officers and soldiers are boko sympathisers? My guy, our military has been heavily compromised. It is a serious challenge. No solidarity any longer. That's why they can't fight boko, and often deliberately abscond, leaving boko boys to cart away their ammunition. [color=#006600][/color] God bless you. May truth and open mindedness guide you all the days of your live. It's a joy knowing that people like you are still around no matter how few. And as for the blanket critics, I pray their eyes are made to see beyond their noses. |
Politics › Re: UPDATE: Many students feared killed as suicide bomber hits Yobe school by OLADD: 5:10pm On Nov 10, 2014 |
intergral: GEJ " will give nigeria fresh air " I wonder what nigeria will look like in 2019 if jona is re-elected........ When 5 americans are killed their president will visit them and even weep with a not to happen again speech...... But 9ja within the last 3month local governments such as gwoza,madagali,kwanduga,damboa,michika,and mubi which is among one of the biggest commercian centre in the north have been overtaken by boko hharam and even renaming them.... More than 30,000 helpless civilians have been killed and GEJ did not say anything about it.......... Instead na stadium he go dey launch!!!!! More than 3000 soldiers have been killed and the government did not even say anything to show that they did not die in vain.... And all this things happen within 3months!!!!! I did say this because somebody told I am saying this because am also a victim and a refugee in my own country!!!! [color=#006600][/color] It's a pity you are one of the few(or should I say many) whose thinking is so stereotype thereby making you to make assertions from a narrow and feeble purview. Do you believe that insurgency will continue if a northerner wins the presidency next year? The answer is NO. Someone foolishly said Boko Haram was prevalent during Yaadua's regime and that it was not targeted at GEJ. How wrong and myopic could he be. Yes, Boko haram was present during Yaadua's govt, did it take this volatile and murderous dimension? NO. Whether you believe it or not, Boko Haram is a northern agenda to take power back and nothing less. And for the morons that derive so much pleasure in using this menace of insurgency to abuse the president and calling him clueless, let me ask these posers: Should he sack all members of Nigerian Armed Forces(both junior and senior) and replace them with ghosts from your villages? Should he sack all Emirs and northern leaders under whose watch all these shenanigans are taking place? Do you want the president to hand over to Buhari who could not even stop an impending palace coup staged under his nose? In Lagos for instance, Fashola established KAI(Kick Against Indiscipline) to curb social menace, why has he not been able to curb ordinary Area Boys 'insurgency' for the past seven years and that's one of opposition figures condemning GEJ at any slight opportunity (we learnt he even wants to be Vice President under APC).Are these the ones that boast of having the magic wand to curb terrorism? One pathetic fallout from these killings is that so many gullible and retarded brains in Nigeria have been indoctrinated by those who boasted to make Nigeria ungovernable and portray Jonathan as "clueless" which was their target and mision By the time your eyes are opened, Nigeria will be no more. I am not a prophet of doom but if these people succeed in having their way, a greater monster more deadly than Boko Haram will rise up and the center will never hold again. I am not a politician neither do I benefit from Jonathan other than been an ordinary Nigerian like many of us are, but the best option is for the presidency to remain in the south till 2019. Anything contrary...Oh my God. |
Celebrities › Re: Stephanie Okereke & Her Husband On Thisday Style by OLADD: 10:21am On Nov 10, 2014 |
Begonia: Stephanie Okereke always looks classy  Good looking couple  [color=#006600][/color] And I wasted a great deal of my time marrying her in my dream. Oh Fantasy, where at thou? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Myles Munroe, His Wife & Daughter Are Dead (Plane Crash) by OLADD: 10:15am On Nov 10, 2014 |
canuck: Oh WHAO! A gem is gone! [color=#006600][/color] Truly, a gem is gone. Tears rolled down my cheeks reading the news. Anyway, he has tried his best in changing the world positively. May his soul and those of others rest in eternal bliss. Good night Dr. Munroe. |
Politics › Re: Political Bias Of Nigerian Media (Newspapers/Blogs, TV/Radio Stations) by OLADD: 8:33am On Nov 10, 2014 |
sunnyotunsman: So true! You should also remember that political parties pays their bills.If you Check their advert placement,politics is the highest rates.Also,politicians are acquiring larger percentages of shares in the media so that they can control it.Why didnt you mention who pm news is affiliated to?apc of course. [color=#006600][/color] You are very correct about PM NEWS. |
Politics › Re: Political Bias Of Nigerian Media (Newspapers/Blogs, TV/Radio Stations) by OLADD: 8:25am On Nov 10, 2014 |
Chigold101: u dont use advert to judge a tv or newspaper of being a pro any party at all. Advert or advertorial is what keep media houses in business.
AIT is not a pro-PDP station, they are more of APC. How to find out this is during election. Am judging based on what they reported about Anambra state & Ekiti state elections. Then if anybody thinks that Vanguard is a pro PDP, that person has to read vanguard opinion columns especially that of sunday vanguard. From my own findings; 80% of Nigeria media houses that is based in Ogun & Lagos are pro and advocates of APC... [color=#006600][/color] I agree with you 100%. So accurate. |
Politics › Re: Political Bias Of Nigerian Media (Newspapers/Blogs, TV/Radio Stations) by OLADD: 10:03pm On Nov 09, 2014 |
chilledbarbie: I have been a guest on nairaland and i love this site and im a uniben fresher i dedicate it to uniben and this is my first post [color=#006600][/color] My only problem with you is the number of AND in your sentence. By my last count, they are up to fifty. Anyway, enjoy your stay on campus . The minimum I expect from you at graduation is 2:1. Welcome on board. |