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Politics › Re: Amaechi, Others Float New Party by OneOpinion: 9:45am On Aug 26, 2013

First its All Progressive Alliance(APC) , then Peoples Democratic Movement(PDM) and now Voice of the People (VOP) ..adieu oo PDP (sun re o)

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Politics › Re: Amaechi, Others Float New Party by OneOpinion: 9:26am On Aug 26, 2013

This suprising but still not a shocker....THE BIG SHOCKER comes when we hear the APC & VOP MERGER. I've got my wAger on this. anybody?

And then it will be dawn on the PDP that its not part of of the nigeria political tradition for a party to be immortal.

All political parties live to die,so was it before now and so will it continue to be.

The only thing have not figured out is how costly they will want their coffin to be.
I can as well table a tender for the proposed multimillion naira contract.
If they feel i can wholly execute the enormous contract...am open to a partnership with the international counterparts.

I leave the rest of the buial arrangement for my folks on here to bid for

I VE TAKEN MY SHARE,pls dont lobby for what ve declared interest in....choose from other options.

Am out of here for now.Takia

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Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 7:43pm On Aug 25, 2013

Logicboy03: Freedom of speech is alien to conservative muslims

Just as those nigerians have the rights to protest for Morsi, i have the right to tell them that they are silly and that they should better protest against poverty, corruption and illiteracy that plague their own society rather than focusing on another country

still making the same mistake...
you think its all bout talking in the name of freedom...no its not
U are addressing your moral justification for doing such.....
ve u done what you are asking yhem to do.....if u ve not then am afraid...there is a serious matter on ground

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 7:37pm On Aug 25, 2013

Logicboy03: See this sharia terrorist talking about rights.......

Yes, the US pallying with the military and anti-morsi brigade for its own gain. No doubt. What happened is normally termed a coup.

This doesnt change two facts

1) Morsi was an islamist looking to push sharia and conservative islam on Egypt. He only wanted democracy to get into power. Sharia and modern democracy can not coexist.

2) Campaigning for Egyptian politics is the last thing any Nigerian should do. We have numerous issues to face and campaign for here in Nigeria. It is of the highest foolishness for a state that is ravaged by poverty, illiteracy and insecurity to be campaigning for another country’s ex-president. Seems the foriegn mmah is more important to muslim nigerians than thrir own suffering citizens

Since we are talking about rights (you mentioned that it is the nsija protesters right to protest for Morsi)

-sensible nigerians also have the rights to tell them that their protest is silly. Freedom of speech
-according to your sharia, muslim women cant marry non muslims. That is denying the right of freedom of association

No ones says there isnt critical national issues to contend with...
Which one of them ve you protested for,most ve ye ve not even spoken against the ills bedevilling our dear nigeria,and you what others to go protest for them.....Let me ask are you a Nigerian in the diaspora or what

And then you are quick to badmouth some peeps for protesting for what they seem to be dissatified with...... come on bro,i mean,it totally uncalled for as long as it doesnt infringe on your right.

Take iy easy bro.... U beginning to get Highly Hippocratic bout this...u dont need it...believe me you dont

As regards your 2nd question as to women marriage or no marriage.Heres my response

Clarity First:both men and women cant not just women.

You see bro,this part of the curses the west has brought upon us
U ve taken it too far by mentioning nigerian constitution...leys that from our cherished homes.....will you take a man or woman who is not of same religious belief as you home to your parents and they will embrace such persons....why not say your parents are denying of your rights
And am damn sure parents most time know whats right and best for their kids than legislators who knows notin bout u but enacted the law u wish to live by
In short such marriages are done outside the consent of the parents

The BIQ QUESTION goes thus: If you 100% sure that what you do is what will make you enter heaven...why on earth will you want to spend the rest of yoir life with someone whose aferlife is doomed...it makes no sense

You might move to convert such a person,thats if you can....no one can tell what the future holds.

If you ask me...I d say u shud first of all convert urselves and then afterwards proceed 4 marriage not the other way round.
when i hear chris.... hooking mumsl.....,i get infuriated cos thats not love but cruel Hatred.Its goes to show their non comprehendability of what the institution of marriage is.... its a union of total like terms.

Am not a fan of religious critism cos am an advocate of peaceful coexistence.....so am not criticising ur religion but you yourself thatve failed to know that ur religion doesnt permit you also to marry from other faith.Cos if u had known u wont take succour in the constitution over ur holy book.
Now it will be the case of your religion and parents denying you #illusionists

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 6:54pm On Aug 25, 2013

Logicboy03: See this sharia terrorist talking about rights.......

Yes, the US pallying with the military and anti-morsi brigade for its own gain. No doubt. What happened is normally termed a coup.

This doesnt change two facts

1) Morsi was an islamist looking to push sharia and conservative islam on Egypt. He only wanted democracy to get into power. Sharia and modern democracy can not coexist.

2) Campaigning for Egyptian politics is the last thing any Nigerian should do. We have numerous issues to face and campaign for here in Nigeria. It is of the highest foolishness for a state that is ravaged by poverty, illiteracy and insecurity to be campaigning for another country’s ex-president. Seems the foriegn mmah is more important to muslim nigerians than thrir own suffering citizens

Since we are talking about rights (you mentioned that it is the nsija protesters right to protest for Morsi)

-sensible nigerians also have the rights to tell them that their protest is silly. Freedom of speech
-according to your sharia, muslim women cant marry non muslims. That is denying the right of freedom of association

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 6:29pm On Aug 25, 2013

Poor Me,Yet to show my support for my good muslimfolks in Egypt.Allah in his infinite mercy will see you through the hard times.Hold firm ye grip to ye LORD..... "verily behind every travail,there comes relief."

RABAA SIGN FOR YE ALL.

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 6:07pm On Aug 25, 2013

vladimiros: why was morsi taken out?

there was a protest for one week by anti-morsi factions which are a majority

THIS WAS ON CNNA DN AL JAZEERA.. watch your news..

muslim Brotherhood did not even win 65% of the election for house, and there supporters are the main ones crying

and secondly, the Egyptians who started the movement to remove Morsi, are Muslims and said they want a pro-liberal muslim Egypt..

It was all in News, watch it

western propagated media...
When America their godfather did not deem it fit to call it a coup.... who is their father,i repeat who is their father to say oyherwise

And you think you can base your decisions on their propaganda....Your decisions will forever remain INVALID as long as the decision making process remains FAULTY

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 4:59pm On Aug 25, 2013

Hezron Lorraine: Yes,Morsi was elected through democratic process-the ballots.He is the number one representative of the Egyptian people who is expected to stay in power till another periodic election takes place.

You forget that whenever a president is elected into power,it is an honour and priviledge for him that the country feels he's the right candidate for the Job.it isn't is right cause he contest,he may wield all the powers of the nation but he needs to remember that he is to respond to the wishes of the nation.and the nation says they don't want Islamist extremism in the government.

He,Morsi contravened against the normalcy of the Egyptian society.He was told to review his actions,he even openly declared he wasn't changing any of his policies.The military gave him an ultimatum to hearken to the voice of his people.he defied their calls.Isn't that Mordern Day Democratic Dictatorship.He was ousted by the military,but a civilian was placed in power,someon who knows and upholds the Egyptian laws.The Supreme Justice.You may call it a coup.but in all,it was the decision of the people.

There is no way an election can take place without Morsi approving of it cause he controls the electoral commission.The Egyptian people saw all these and took advantage.

No,I don't depend on religious men and spiritualist in supporting a leader.I have to see past the lines of ethnicity,religion and any sentimental views to put in power the right man.

am beginning to have headache.....the last referendum passed in egypt was in favour of morsis policy.it was over a 64% win and all subsequent referenda were also of the nature since he was elected-think 2 or therabout

You see,my brother,the problem we are having here is the definition of PEOPLE
The democracy that will hold to high esteem itself has not done much proffering solution to this problem.
Democracy caters for only 51% of the whole population...and not 99%.Now tell me what happens to the remaining 49%...they would have just voted and thats all and that had always being the status quo--In Nigeria,America where ever elections are held in the world just name it.....So there is nowhere a government has 100% support of the people.
Take for instance,if the remaining 49% takes to the street chanting anti-government praises will it in anyway amount to the voice of the people or the voice of the opposition.Exactly what the problem is
thats of egypt is not even close to this because an overwhelming majority favoured his government.I would have been happy if truly you know whats going on in egypt
In what modern states do you hear the military take part in government and politics.How do you intend to administer a country whose economy is dominated by the military hard-liners(40%) who are your torn enemies.Wont you move to make yourself powerful also or what its the essence of a democratic govt whose fate resides with the military.Morsi was a good president sabotaged by the military.

The major problem egyptians have is the military and not mursi.Having ruled the state since its inception,they find it hard to secede power to a democratic government.
In whatever situation we find ourselves,there are bound to be protagonists and antagonists....its a game of numbers ay the end of the day
Even when Hosni Mubarak was ousted,he had supporters....so what are we talking about then.
Am quite sure that those supporters of his was what the military used to stage the tahrir protest(actual figure wasnt up to 50000.....about 33000 or thereabout).Now tell me is that representative of the Egyptian populace of over 90million population.Hell No.

How do you account forr over 7wks long protests,heavily populated ones across the states and cities of egypt organised simultaneously...... Thats the voice of the people if you ask me,compared to a once staged protests at tahrir square..please. lets be fair in our judgement.The death toll ranges over 6000(anti coup protesters)

You see,majority of us are victims of the international media propaganda because they are controlled by the "superpowers" i.e America who as along standing *i-scratch -your-back-scratch-my-back* relationship.They can only make you see what they want you to see and not whats actually happening.
At least with your own little intellectualism you can call that a coup- America is yet and will not call it a coup,Does our individual IQ surpass that of the American government as a whole....guess you beginning to see things differently now.If you yet to,this is for you

How will you explain the release of erstwhile egyptian monarch---Hosni-Mubarak or havent you heard that as well.Someone who was accused of slaughtering his own people all on the name of power drunkenness is now a free man.Thats what the military wants-freedom for their leader
You now see its a war between democracy under Morsi and the military under el-sisi.Between these two parties who in your own opinion will hold the interest of the people at heart

You make mention of handing over to the civilian government..so now soverignity now resides with the military and no longer the people because am yet to see the elections that brought in the new government in to power.And what do you make of a government who derived his power from the military,to serve as an instrument through which the military rule the state.Thats exactly what the military wants and president mursi wont succumb to that.

I can at this point which the whole egyptian a welcome back to the dark ages of military rule- led y el-sisi ,hosni mubarak & co

Exactly what the MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD ARE FIGHTING AGAINST and you are there sitting in the comfort of your living rooms passing ill informed judgement

The Best thing any well meaning nigerian can do is to debunk the coup even our government did which am happy about.so whats the offence of these fellas that have taken just a step further in doing by rallying

Lets all watch it,our sentiment is getting inhmane.Dont turn yourself to who you dont wanna be just becaue of ideological differences.
WHATS BAD IS BAD AND WHATS GOOD IS GOOD
I want to be believe we are all well meaning nigerians

Just to mention we all in the fight against TERRORISM IN NIGERIA AND BY ALLAHS WILL WE WILL CONQUER
IN OUR UNITY WE BRING FORTH OUR STRENGHT
all agenda to disintegrate will not see the light of the day(amin)

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Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 2:58pm On Aug 25, 2013

vladimiros: Most egyptians are anti-Morsi

the ones protesting are Muslim brotherhood.. who didn't wina majority

I am not even muslim and i KNOW

Then indeed,Nigeria is truly faced with myriad of problems and your existence is a contributing factor to our problems
with what do you spit out that rubbish

they are not yh majority and yet FJP(political wing won the presidential elections in a lanslide victory)----FJP has well over two-third seats in the parliament.......they re not majority and they have been seizeless number of protests after the coup...
I will need you to come and define the word MAJORITY.....am suspecting that you just hear people use the word and decided to give it a try
what happened in Egypt is in nowhere close to the voice of the people being heard.....Its a pre calculated military led hosni mubarak agenda prevailing.....the tahrir thing was just a tool.At least when the same Egyptians were clamouring for the removal of hosni mubarak....we had those that were in support of him remaining in power.
I might as well not be wrong to say that those who never wanted hosni mubarak out of power were the same set of people that stomped tahrir square on that fateful day.

pls,you too think for yourself,How on earth will a fully loaded,filled to the brim Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos crowd will stand a chance of being expressable as a fraction of Lasgos state population not to talk more of Nigeria as a whole and yet someone tells you that 33million people gather in a place to protest against mursi.Tahrir square cant accomodate a 100thousand people.Its not your fault per se,i blame the west controlled international media for wickedly ridiculing your initiatives.They give and you take.Thats all,whether its the truth or not,you are less concerned.Help yourself before its too late

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Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-Morsi Rally by OneOpinion: 2:31pm On Aug 25, 2013

01mcfadden: Stop postin rubish...northern Nigeria is nt mainly muslim bt predominantly muslim.

egbami..... which kaim rubbish yean kor bi this..... english dey give u problem abi.... wetin be mainly,wetin be predominantly.... both mainly o,both predominantly o,whichsoever one....na muslims get everything....or re the xtians more than them in numbers.....onisokuso oshi.

Politics › Re: Thousands Of Nigerian Muslims Hold Pro-morsi Rally(picture) by OneOpinion: 11:05am On Aug 25, 2013

Take a look at these bittered fellas on here. You've allowed your jealousy to precipitate into hatred.
What you seeing only attest to the beauty and unity in Islam. All muslims worldwide are considered brothers and sisters of one another.The more reason why Islam remains the only religion whose adherents(regardless of nationality,race,sex,background,continents and what have you) have a ligual-franca.I cant greet any muslim from any part of the world by doing the "Salamah" and he/she will surely reply. You know what thats called,its called BROTHERHOOD. Yet to see any other faith that can lay claim to such feat.

The words of The Prophet Muhammad (Hadith) goes thus-
"He is not a muslim,he who is not concerned about the affairs of other muslims"
"If you cant correct a wrong with your actions,do so with your voice,if you cannot also do that,then correct it with your mind,for thats the weakest of faith"

These people have only shown concern for their fellow muslims in hardahip and also doing whats in their capacity to debunk the atrocities committed in Egypt.Its a peaceful protest and everyone has got aright to do so.

On what grounds do you compare this with the Boko Haram issues. I know fully well that everybodt(muslims and christians) are victims of BHs persecution,had anyone come out to protest from both ends.I guess safety first innit.
BH is a national problem that had emanated from leadership failure,inordinate political ambition,illiteracy and underdevelopment.Everyone unanimously know and agree that BHs acts are wrong,inhumane and atrocious,should there still be need for protest if everyone attests to the aforementioned fact...or should i assume that only a protest will convince you that they are not in support of BH. please come on. A protest is convened where you feel what you oppose,others support and not where you you all take the same stance.NO ONE IS IN SUPPORT OF BH.
A protest against BH itself might not be security wise because these hell bound BH go back to attack communities that have connived with security forces to clamp down on them.
The protest up there in my own opinion is just an exprrssion of feelings where it can be expressed.Its a welcome development.God bless ye all

WE ALL IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM IN NIGERIA AND BY ALLAHS GRACE WE WILL CONQUER.

Please kindly do away with sentiments whatsoever.

Politics › Re: FG Condemns Removal Of Egypt's President Morsi. by OneOpinion: 5:55pm On Aug 24, 2013

ochukoccna: Coup or not,what happened in Eygpt was the will of the people
How come they was mass jubilatation when Morsi was removed?
And to think a mainly moslem nation rallied to kick out Islamists in power who went about balkanising Eygpt
Morsi failed to read the signs, gauge the mood of the nation nor understand that power belongs ultimately to the people
By the time he gave thought to negotiate from his defiant high horse,it was too late
Even the police and military were rejoicing
Doesn't that tell you something
Hope our politicians learn that been in power doesn't gave them the liberty to run the country aground
Why the FG jumped the gun to lamblast the Eygptians beat me hollow seeing America the UN and leading nations have given measured responses
Not that I support coups but an Africa which lacks strong institutions will see the Eygpt option particularly when a government is so detached from the people the way Mursi was
If Mubarak could be pushed out by the people,who be Mursi
Mtsheeeeew.

@Frank-C,be not deluded
Currently,Nigeria no longer has the fear factor she once had in African politics and on the world stage
She can regain it though

Politics › Re: FG Condemns Removal Of Egypt's President Morsi. by OneOpinion: 5:55pm On Aug 24, 2013

ochukoccna: Coup or not,what happened in Eygpt was the will of the people
How come they was mass jubilatation when Morsi was removed?
And to think a mainly moslem nation rallied to kick out Islamists in power who went about balkanising Eygpt
Morsi failed to read the signs, gauge the mood of the nation nor understand that power belongs ultimately to the people
By the time he gave thought to negotiate from his defiant high horse,it was too late
Even the police and military were rejoicing
Doesn't that tell you something
Hope our politicians learn that been in power doesn't gave them the liberty to run the country aground
Why the FG jumped the gun to lamblast the Eygptians beat me hollow seeing America the UN and leading nations have given measured responses
Not that I support coups but an Africa which lacks strong institutions will see the Eygpt option particularly when a government is so detached from the people the way Mursi was
If Mubarak could be pushed out by the people,who be Mursi
Mtsheeeeew.

@Frank-C,be not deluded
Currently,Nigeria no longer has the fear factor she once had in African politics and on the world stage
She can regain it though

Sincerely I must confess that am saddened with your arguement.If truly you were an advocate of democracy,you wont hold hold on to such an opinion.How on earth will a full to the brim Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos crowd be expressable as a fraction of the Nigerian population.Is that possible at all and besides the democracy we all chant cater for only 50%+ support and not 99%.The crowd that marched for Morsis ouster wasnt up to 50000people. How will a choice of 50000people be representative of the Entire Egyptian populace.Well am not really blaming you mainly because the international media are not helping the matters-this is traceable to the world "superpowers" influence. Or else do you account for seizeless mass protests in virtually all Egyptian states and cities accross board in support of Morsi and against the coup. The death toll of pro Morsis and anti-supporters is 6000+ and still counting.I wony want to dwell to much on this because of the state i am right now but i just wany you to know that what happened in Egypt is in no way close to the depiction of the voice of the people which is the threshold of democracy,its just a coup masterminded by the erstwhile Egyptian Monarch-Hosni Mubarak(by now you must have heard of his release) allies i.e the Egyptian Army

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Kill 44 In Borno by OneOpinion: 3:52pm On Aug 24, 2013

zibi2: Quran...Muhammad's Own Words:

Qur'an:9:88 "The Messenger and those who believe with him, strive hard and fight with their wealth and lives in Allah's Cause."

Qur'an:9:5 "Fight and kill the disbelievers wherever you find them, take them captive, harass them, lie in wait and ambush them using every stratagem of war."

Qur'an:9:112 "The Believers fight in Allah's Cause, they slay and are slain, kill and are killed."

Qur'an:9:29 "Fight those who do not believe until they all surrender, paying the protective tax in submission."

Ishaq:325 "Muslims, fight in Allah's Cause. Stand firm and you will prosper. Help the Prophet, obey him, give him your allegiance, and your religion will be victorious."

Qur'an:8:39 "Fight them until all opposition ends and all submit to Allah."

Qur'an:8:39 "So fight them until there is no more Fitnah (disbelief [non-Muslims]) and all submit to the religion of Allah alone (in the whole world)." What a religion....

The mere thought about the existence of backward thinkers and hate fuelled critics ot your likes makes me puke.
Who will ever at this point in time have the impression that boko haram ia an islamic religious group acting according to the dictates of the Holy Book(Al Quran). Such a person(s) dont deserve the free breath of the Merciful God

With all past events,all thats required is logic.If your claims that BH are set out to make everyone profess Islam,how do you then explain countless number of muslims that have been killed,mosques that are being attacked,children in schools,secular gatherings(marketplaces,universities etc). Do they first identify the muslims and kill the reat or the muslims wear tags or they predict what adherents they are by looking at their foreheads.

You see,when we say Nigeria is problematic,we are quick to attack our leaders leaving out the followers who are in themselves generous donors to these problems.When a person intentionally deprive himself of objective thinking and stick to unjust,baseless,unreasonable bias to bring forth his/her decisions,dont you think it will result in intellectual drain.If everyone does that,then our progress as a nation will move in retrogress.

For we as muslims,we have only one version of the Quran,that will mean that all muslims have the same source of knowledge.In that case why dont all muslims terrorise,could it be that non-terrorising muslims dont understand Islam or they ve chosen not to follow it.They do follow the Quran to the letter and yet they dont terrorise or dont you have muslims around you.This points to the fact that BH is everything but religious.
When you have chosen to quote the vetses of the Quran in isolation ignoring that they emanates from within chapters.Then in my own opinion thats broad day light bigotry.
please kindly go back to those verses and read the chapters in which you have found them so you will be better informed.
With my little knowledge of the Quran,thisis my explanation of the verses(N:B am not an authority to do tafseer(explanation) but for necessity sake i will attempt,i stand to be corrected(Allah knows best))
The periods during which the verses were revealed were war periods.The muslims had to fight her enemies in open field battles because they couldnt persevere further the persecutions they were subjected to in the hands of their enemies.Even at that,its the duty of the fighting muslim to protect the children,women and religious places of their enemies not to talk of attacking them.The translation of the meanong of Quran 2:190 reads thus.
"and fight in the cause of Allah those who fight you,but trangress not limits.Truly Allah likes not the trangressors"

Point of correction again,the Quran isnt Prophet Muhammad(saw) words,they belong to Allah(swt) delivered to mankind through Him.
Things are faring bettter in Nigeria now,the presidency has seen the need to tackle the insurgence.Unlike a time when all we hear are condolence messages.I guess the fear of offending the northern political class in order not to dent his political ambitions has fadad away.Now he is taking the bull by the horn in an attempt to resolve our national security issues.The ere of:BH is in my cabinet and i dont know themis gone,old things are passed away.God bless GEJ for finding a place in his heart to consider the safety and interest of the masses over other things.

Please all we can do to support him is to do away with our sentiment and let objectivity in reasoning and decision making take the day
Its a fight for all.Inshallah we will conquer terrorism in Nigeria.Amin

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Celebrities › Re: Oprah 'suffers Racism' In Zurich Switzerland by OneOpinion: 12:30pm On Aug 10, 2013

Can someone remind me of the pump price of fuel......to my greatest dismay it hasnt changed.Please nigerians anything that wont financially augment our living stds,lets not pay too much attention to it.

Celebrities › Re: Lola Alao's Court Wedding Pictures by OneOpinion: 12:09pm On Aug 10, 2013

So there re some parts of the world that dont have hairdressers....wuru wuru enter...=wuru wuru.....

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