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mrrock:Gbam! |
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Blackfire:GEJ=Hydropus since 1960BC |
I checked this thread just now, lo and behold, NL has removed it sharp sharp. Happy I still remember the content. The guy called Ebiagtales was shocked about how 'Hydropus' which was a definition of GEJ's Corruption was never mentioned on Nairaland despite the fact that it was(and is still) on punch website and other blogsites. The guy went further to explain how many people have been banned for mentioning the word 'hydropus' on NL since 2012, hence believing that their is no freedom of speech with GEJ. Penultimately, the guy said we should type the word 'hydropus' on NL SEARCH textbox and we will be shocked that the word 'hydropus' had never been found on Nairaland until March 10, 2015, just because earlier, anyone who mentioned that word get banned on Nairaland until when he(Ebiagtales) mentioned it and NL adjusted Here is the link of the news from punch website: Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has described the legislative arm of government as the apex of corruption in Nigeria. Soyinka, who used ‘hydra’ and ‘octopus’ as images to define the kind of graft confronting the country, said the National Assembly was the pinnacle of what he described as “hydro-pus” corruption. The renowned playwright spoke in Lagos on Monday at the Town Hall meeting organised by the Save Nigeria Group and its allies with the theme ‘Endemic Corruption: The Bane of Good Governance.’ He said, “The Nigerian legislative system is hydro-pus. There is no way you can fight corruption without changing the legislature. Here, the more corrupt a person is, the more chieftaincy he will get. “We need a complete systemic transformation. Why should there be full-time legislation. Corruption is right at the top and percolates down. Like the Greeks, Nigerians are saying we know where the money went through don’t punish us for your greed.” He also appealed to Nigerians not allow themselves to be pushed into reprisals by the bombings by Boko Haram. Soyinka said, “They want to push patience to a limitation. They have embarked on a programme to push neighbour to neighbour. We must not accept the agenda of Boko Haram. Don’t even for a moment consider reprisals. Protect your neighbour.” The playwright, who called for a Sovereign National Conference to address the problems bedevilling the country, commended Nigerians for their stand against the removal of fuel subsidy. He, however, noted that such an action before now was “often sadly lacking.” He said, “It was very refreshing and very stimulating. The spontaneity and organisation is something that people in other countries appreciate.” Soyinka also said it was dishonourable for some people to ascribe ethnic colouration to the protests. He said, “Never mind the complaints of betrayals. If you don’t believe in a cause, stay away from it rather than give it an ethnic sectarian trust. It is dishonest and dishonourable. Don’t depress the rest of us simply because you think if you support a cause it will reduce your revenue. I hope that is the last we will hear of that.” In his speech, ‘Understanding How Power Works’, the Convener of SNG, Pastor Tunde Bakare, said the power of a leader was the one given by the people. President, Campaign for Democracy, Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin, who lamented the level of poverty in the country, also frowned on the affluent lifestyle of its political leadership. She also criticised the deployment of soldiers to quell protests against fuel subsidy removal in Lagos, saying no intimidation could silence a people committed to a genuine cause. Afrobeat musicians, Femi Kuti and Dede Mabiaku, in their speeches said the majority of Nigerians continued to suffer in the country. Femi said, “Anytime you see Ibrahim Babangida, Bola Tinubu, James Ibori and Dimeji Bankole ask them, where is our money.” Earlier, an ecomomist and monetary analyst, Mr. Henry Boyo, in a paper titled, ‘Save the Naira, Save Nigerians,’ stressed the need to make the naira stronger. He explained that a stronger Naira would bring about cheaper fuel price, lower machinery/material cost, low production cost, cheaper products, lower inflation, increasing demand, higher employment, improved security and reduction of debt. http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerian-legislature-apex-of-corruption-soyinka/ |
Billyonaire:Karma must be a very great sinner for transferring the aggression of today to the innocent generations. I HATE KARMA! |
steppin:You're speaking my mind jare. If karma is real, GEJ would go blind for the billions of naira he has stolen and that cleaner in the airport will become a first lady for giving back the 12 million naira she saw, while Patience Ebele.... ...will lose 50 pounds of weight for feeding with money she has looted ![]() |
Safari29:That will only happen if you end up raising an 'ajepako' family. Karma ko, kamali ni ![]() |
I don't believe in karma here on earth;maybe karma works only after death. If there is karma, IBB, Shehu Shagari and their likes would not have outlived Gani Fawehinmi, Dora Akunyili, Branama Queen and the likes... Anyway, I will partially believe Karma if GEJ loses his second-term bid to GMB |
[size=14pt] holicalpha:[/size] Wetin concern GEJ inside this matter now? Ahn ahn!!! ![]() |
Fayose and the woman who wears pampers
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DaGC:And they could be buying fuel from the black market ![]() |
Fayose and the woman who wears pampers...pics below
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yuncka:But she uses pampers ![]() |
FAYOSE'S MOTHER: I don't wear pampers. My son does! (DAILY CLOCK) DAILY CLOCK is the national dailies which... ![]() |
Fayose is a disgrace. Instead of treating his mother's ailment to make her stop wearing pampers, he was busy broadcasting it. Now see how he made his mother popular in a disgusting manner ![]() |
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_w3_EuWEAAxQOO.jpg http://www.naij.com/400000-activist-blasts-fayose-over-diaper-comment.html
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Sugarpeaches:It will be worst because GEJ's way = corruption and Buhari's way = +ve Change Don't you know, Corruption corrupts positive change? |
luv2talk:Did u read d post u quoted at all? |
Hydropus is another name for CORRUPTION as defined by PROF. WOLE SOYINKA. This HYDROPUS is a monster(half human and half animal) with many tentacles. Jonathan is the head of the monster. He is the fearful creature called HYDROPUS!!! |
[size=14pt] The selfishness of GEJ is contained in his interest in developing things which directly concerns him while leaving out things which directly concerns the general populace. AIRPORTS, among other things, is what GEJ will mostly benefit from. He knows, for sure that leaving it undone would mean sharing in the pains of the people. Actually, JONATHAN himself would be one of the highest users of the airports for travelling purposes, so he did something to it. So, don't be FOOLED if JONATHAN is showing the majority of Nigerians what they may never see in their lifetime. Airport is for the rich, what has he done for the poor? [/size] |
SOMETIMES I JUST FEEL GREAT HATRED FOR THIS COUNTRY. WHY? PEOPLE ARE SO MUCH SATISFIED WITH 2D AND MEDIOCRE ACHIEVEMENT, PRAISING THE CORRUPT PEOPLE WHO DISPLAY PICTURES OF THEIR UNDERACHIEVEMENTS. yes, as they say, STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION. what is corruption then, if stealing is not corruption? 1. Corruption is when a man declares a budget of 12trillion naira and achieved a project of 12billion naira after four years. 12trillion - 12billion= 11 point something something trillion naira. What is Transparency? Transparency is when Prof. Balogun, the former VC of FUNAAB, Abeokuta, gets 100 million naira and spent the whole of it(or almost) on filling the whole empty spaces in there with structures and infrastructures. The Real Definition of Transparency is The ability of 70% of people to benefit directly from what you have done(3D), rather than seeing it in papers(2D). |
ggggggggooooooooooaaaaaaaallllllllll ![]() |
If only SCHALKE could SHOCK Realmadrid just the way ASSNAL kicked the ASS of Man Utd, then I will celebrate it with CHELSEA gin, just the way CHELSEA fans celebrated the Carling Cup victory. I think it is possible because for BILBAO to make MADRID BOW for REAL, then anything can happen in the round leather game. Up LEVANTE!!! ![]() |
Nursecaleb:So, did any accident happen to your schoolmates during excursion back in those days? If no, then u have no point using ur past phobia of excursion to judge things here. If I may ask, are u a graduate or an undergraduate? If any, have u ever travelled to your school in buses or you trek the long journey? Do u attend ur church conferences with legedis Benz or you board a bus or take a car? If you have ever traveled through a bus, then your writeup here is FALLACY!!! RIP TO THE DEAD JARE!!! |
billante:Yes, he could and he may not. So what's your point? Everything in life is under probability and man must take d risk. |
Chigold101:Lol. If we are talking of Channels TV, then you are right. Not that local AIT who are scared of using an ordinary memory card for election. I know they are not so technologically advanced to know that they can keep their stuffs in cyberspace Dem too local abeg ![]() |
Chigold101:And all d softwares inside d flashdrives and systems are insured also? If so, make I sharpaly go insure my flash drive o against virus attacks. |
ochejoseph:This seems to me a rain of fire from heaven. GEJ has been caused by the gods ![]() |
Chosen1984:Is C-in-C a god? I don't think u know what democracy entails(freedom of speech). |
GEJ ALL THE WAY.... ...TO OTUOKE |
hansad:Shallow thinking |
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for feeding with money she has looted 

