Christianity Etc › Re: The Khawarij: The Root Of Radicalism And Violence by oyatz(m): 3:08pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
Okay, you have carried out a research to know the minds of most peoples whether they consider Islam to be a violent religion and 99% of those who do so are Christians? What are the percentages of African traditionalists ,Hindus and Buddhists (in Nepal, India,Myanmar and other parts of Asia) that regard Islam as a violent religion? EazyMoh: Because 99% of those giving Islam the violence tag are Christians. So it's Ironic for an ignorant Christian to label Islam as violent while believing Christianity was the best thing to happen to humanity. |
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Politics › Re: On Dan Fodio's Conquest and Conquests in World History by oyatz(m): 12:09pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
So what's the way forward sir? |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Khawarij: The Root Of Radicalism And Violence by oyatz(m): 11:58am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Why must every comment about the religion of Peace be turned to a Christian Vs Muslim debate? Okay, if the violence is not up to 1% of the violence in the history of Christianity, is it not greater than 70% of the violence in the history of Hinduism and 95% of the violence in the history of African traditional religion? I have never seen Amadioha or Shango worshippers killing or abusing Egbesu or Ogun adherents or declaring them as 'Kafirs' to be hated. EazyMoh: The violence in the history of Islam is not even up to 1% the violence in the history of Christianity. |
Politics › Re: Five Useful Idiots And The Spirit Of The Accursed Slave (part 1) By FFK by oyatz(m): 11:52am On Mar 28, 2018 |
The spirit of FRAUD is speaking through your mouth, you know it but want to assume we don't know it. GoroTango: The situation in the middle belt is a very serious national security concern needing urgent attention. A time will come when the government will establish goat colonies for the goat herders of the south, but for now we have to find a way of halting this herdsmen menace by putting the herdsmen and their cattle in colonies away from the farmers and their crops |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Khawarij: The Root Of Radicalism And Violence by oyatz(m): 11:14pm On Mar 27, 2018 |
Too much violence in the history of the religion |
Politics › Re: How Every Region of Nigeria Incurred Curse of God after Genocide against Ndiigbo by oyatz(m): 10:56pm On Mar 27, 2018 |
Okay, we have heard and believe everything you said, can you now clap for yourself and go back to your seat. . iamhorny: This is how Nigeria has been afflicted with the plagues of pharaoh and how karma is visiting every region of Nigeria that supported and participated in the genocide against the Children of God.
North East:
I dont need to write much on this as we all know this is the present theater of destruction, hunger, internal displacement and starvation...
North West:
This is the home region of the hausa fulani. The powerhouse of islamic radicalism.. Despite being in power the most in Nigeria and having some of the most powerful politicians and the richest blackman alive, the Northwest today is the home quaters of mass povery, starvation, illiteracy,mass hunger and begging.
Middle belt:
Despite working with the hausa fulani as a willing tool, to massacre over 2million innocent igbos during the civilwar to remain in Nigeria. Todays the middlebelt is at the receiving end of the hausafulani sweet beat. Their crops are being destroyed, women raped, infants and youth killed, churches burnt and people displaced from their ancestral homes, poverty,hunger and illiteracy is on the rise in the land.Karma is truly a bit..ch
Southsouth..
Though not all SS, but to be specific. The ijaws, ogoni and the mid western south south. They because of oil and political relevance connived with the hausafulani through ken saro wiwa, and isaac adaka boro, betrayed their close cousins and next door neighbour.. They instigated and supported the abandoned property in old riverstate and also supported all forms of political and economic marginalisation of the igbos,ibibios and efik, after the civil war in reward for political recognition, oil and other selfish intentions....but today, the oil they dont have control over, their land have been taken over by oil spilage, majority of their youths have become docile waiting for handouts from oil coy and government, they have the most corrupt leaders after the North in present Nigeria. The same igbos they instigated abandoned properties against have bought back all those properties and portharcourt is 95% in the hands of igbos once again. While Adaka boro and ken saro wiwa who were hausafulani willing tools were also murdered by the same hausafulani they served.
Southwest:
While Awo in his mind thought the civil war was an opportunity to give his yoruba people and advantage over the igbos, never in his mind would he have imagined that the igbos were going stage a miraculous recovery...he did all for power and hoping he would be president, but ended up committing suicide to avoid execution for treason...benjamin Adekunle came back to regret the war and died a wretched man. In his famous qoute in THE WEEKEND CONCORD in 1996 where he was qouted as saying “While some of us were dying in the battlefield for the restoration of Nigeria as one country,” he said, “some people have their eyes on one particular subject – oil, the live wire of the economy, the new fulcrum or pendulum of power. While we fought for one country, some people have been reaping where they did not sow. They have been reaping from bogus population figures fashioned to suit their selfish purposes”
Today, the once self acclaimed sophisticated region is now hotbed for ritualism, lazy and jobless youths,gambling, scam, failing indicies of all human development index falling behind the SE & SS, poverty, low standards of living, street begging and political thuggery. The southwest is fast loosing it economy to non indigenes..enterprenuership and hardwork is fast dying above all, Lagos has forever been lost with the igbos being the dominant colonisers, the gradual political capturing of lagos is already in progress with igbos producing House of Rep members in lagos....All is One Nigeria.
SouthEast
while the east has her own plagues because of our sins and denial of our God, I will highlight more of their blessing since they were at the receiving end of the genocide and nobody gave them a chance of recovery.
Despite the persecution, hatre, genocide,destruction of their homeland by invaders, the Southeast today is the heart and soul of whatever is remaining of Nigeria.
Of every 10 positive gains, record or achievement Nigeria has,the igbo alone contributes 6 while the rest of Nigeria shares 4..today the igbos have not only recovered, but have expanded rapidly to an unimaginable extent which keep attracting envy from other Nigerians, who are also amazed at the mystery behind the igbo spirit.
From lagos to abuja, to port harcout, to kano to ibadan to minna, to jos to markurdi to benin to calabar and to the whole of west africa, africa and beyound.. All these places arent complete without the igbo footprint. You cannot mention a made in Nigeria without Aba. You cannot mention commerce and Automobile without Nnewi amd Onitsha. You cannot talk about recreation and real estate without Enugu, Owerri and Awka. You cannot talk about agriculture without Afikpo, aguleri, enugu, okigwe and isikwato. The igbos today are the most educated Nigerians, they are the most travelled, most exposed hence most sophisticated Nigerians even without political power. They have the highest standard of living, the least poor people, they most peaceful region, the most energetic and enterprising people in black africa....
Today igbos can be said to be the most progressive Nigerians and the wheel of economic and social development in Nigeria.while the east is on the rise, the regions that partook in the genocide against them are either stagnant, declining, experiencing mass hunger, mass poverty or are in crisis.
As their properties were seized during the civil war, today they have not only bought them back, they have 60% to 75% of all the prime and choice properties in major cities like Abuja and Lagos...these is places have become their inheritance and will forever be. And never again will our properties be stolen from us again without a consequence. |
Romance › Re: Help! My Girlfriend Pussy Stinks!! by oyatz(m): 8:13pm On Mar 27, 2018 |
Many women have this problem but if you tell them, they will feel offended. BrideOfDracula: Tell her to take a proper bath. WTF? Or she could have an untreated STI or other normal infections that she left unchecked. Not all have symptoms. Her pussy could be festering & rotting away as we speak. There're antibiotics that she could use in case of an infection. There's one antibiotic that is inserted inside the vagina, it's considered a "cure all" because it is so effective, it even clears the colour of the urine & balances the natural pH in her body. The type of underwear she wears is also a factor. She should wear 100% cotton underwear, so that that area can "breathe". All these silk underwear some ladies think are sexy, are actually bad & cause infections. Cotton is best, especially the underwear specially designed for a purpose of eliminating odour, with air pockets for the much needed ventilation. She should also use panty liners & tell her to wipe or rinse herself after peeing. This is actually disgusting, you're like the komodo dragon, you eat rotting flesh  |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's BSS And The Call By TY Danjuma For Self Defence by oyatz(m): 10:59am On Mar 26, 2018 |
This is the result of half education. Nupe, Gwari and Zuru peoples were never parts of the Hausa Kingdoms neither were they sub divisions of the Hausa ethnic groups. The Sokoto Caliphate was a multi-ethnic Theocratic empire and this didn't abrogate the ethnic identities of its component parts. The Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Indians, Pakistanis and even Nigerians were part of the British empire under English rule but this doesn't make Irish or Welsh peoples subgroups of the English people. Ijaw, Efik, Oron, Ogoni and Annang are not sub-divisions of the Igbo ethnic group. kcjazzy: Nupe, gwari, zuru etc are under hausa as you know, the rest you mentioned are sub groups of it pains you go to abuja and tell them you dont like it, haha and south south and north central are the only emerging geo zones, normally they're all nyarmiri if you are south east or afonja in south west and aboki in the totallity of north due to the previous existing sokoto caliphate ruling what we call nigeria now |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's BSS And The Call By TY Danjuma For Self Defence by oyatz(m): 10:43am On Mar 26, 2018 |
You are the only one that claim Kanuri are Fulani people and refuse to take corrections... This means i can't help you. kcjazzy: You are using google? Haha oga you are in nigeria just ask a hausa man, kanuri are a top fulani group mr know all that is also with a sizable stronghold on nigerian armed forces, do your research and I dont mean online only, countries like niger, chad, Cameron, togo even has fulani extractions in mass, they run a terrorist group that affected the northern africa all through to the west, go see for yourself the group is jihadist group of mainly fulani and other extractions of islamist african nations, open your eye my brother |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's BSS And The Call By TY Danjuma For Self Defence by oyatz(m): 9:14am On Mar 26, 2018 |
You just displayed your ignorance with arrogance. Kanuri is an ethnic group on its own in Northeast Nigeria, Southeast Niger and parts of Chad and Cameroon. It is very different from Fulani. All the ethnic groups I mentioned are not subgroups of the 3 major ethnic groups. kcjazzy: Firstly, kanuri is fulbe(fulani) and has 5 other tribes under this, the rest you mention are sub regions, |
Politics › Re: Saraki Queries Chief Of Staff Over Role In Northern Leaders’ Summit by oyatz(m): 9:03am On Mar 26, 2018 |
Make no mistakes,the Northerners are NOT fools and the NORTH knows its own. When the chips are down, Saraki will be reminded where he comes from. BlackPantherxXx: Saraki is a chess player and a true Mafioso.
if someone with parents, siblings and children with obviously Yoruba can fool Aba Jews that he's Fulani . ...I wonder if the North did fall for that too..
Don't underestimate his political IQ. He probably put up his Chief of Staff to all these shenanigans |
Politics › Re: South West Historians LYING To Nigerians. by oyatz(m): 6:44am On Mar 26, 2018 |
There are so many badly educated tribal bigots on this forum. Does this OP knows that before 1960 ,Nigeria was a colony entity of the British Empire(with many implications)?
1) Virtually every major institutions that paint a picture of a sovereign nation was either repressed or had to be tied to the colonial master.
2) Our university had to be affiliated to University of London, but it was nevertheless a university because ,then you could apply to the University College, Ibadan to study courses normally studied in the university , though under the supervision of the colonial masters.
Even, the pioneer Vice-chancelors and many of the academic staff of UNN and ABU were expatriates.
3) Currency= British pounds until 1972 4) Medicine, The Nigerian Medical association used to be called The Nigerian branch of THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. 5) Judiciary= The highest court was the JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. The Supreme court of Nigeria was only established in 1963. Before 1960, (a) there was nothing like SAN, what we had was Queen's Counsel (QC). (b) There was nothing like The Nigerian Law school, Nigerian Lawyers then needed to be called to British bars at Inner Temple, Middle Temple or Lincoln's inn,all in London.
6) There was no Nigerian army, what we had was The contingent of the British Army, Queen's own Nigeria. 7) Central Bank: although the central bank law was enacted in 1958 (in preparation for Independence), it only became fully operational after Oct,1960. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's BSS And The Call By TY Danjuma For Self Defence by oyatz(m): 7:56pm On Mar 25, 2018 |
Are Hausa, Yorubas and igbos the only tribes in Nigeria, why not tell us how Fulani has affected the Efik/Ibibio, Kanuri, Nupe or Ikwerre? kcjazzy: my dear, nnamdi or the retired general won't be this first or last to noticed Nigeria is doomed, these Fulani have totally infiltrate the Hausa's, almost got through the Yoruba but succeeded in sharing the tribe into 2, the Muslim ass lickers and the Christians who still lick the feet of their master and lie for them, but Igbo's have maintained our stand even when they tried our eyes were always opened by our heroes who see the gap and don't lie like the selected few Igbo who ass lick the Fulani masters, we all in Nigeria has been Breached and will feel the sword if jihad soon no matter how we pray its useless without actions |
Politics › Re: South West Historians LYING To Nigerians. by oyatz(m): 5:04pm On Mar 25, 2018 |
Tribalism has eaten deep into some peoples fibres that education appears to have failed to help them.
Before 1960, Nigeria wasn't even owned by Nigerians and virtually every major milestone have to be established or enjoyed the support/approval of the Colonial master, especially in areas that may pose threats to their interests.
The University of Ibadan was a university before 1960 but not independent (like every other thing in Nigeria) and had to be affiliated to the University of London which regulated its intake, standards ,curriculum and even the courses being studied there. Courses like LAW and ENGINEERING which will make the colonized Nigerians aware of their rights and encourage technological advancement weren't offered before Oct-1,1960.
Even before that date, there was nothing like the Nigerian army (eventhough the N.A has been in existence long before 1960) and other paraphernalia of an independent Nation.
The Op should have asked why the UNN whose enabling law was actually passed in 1955 but didn't open till Oct, 1960? Why didn't we start studying Law and Engineering in Nigeria before 1960? Why didn't we have T.V stations until Awolowo established one on the twilight of independence? Why was there no Nigerian armed forces before Oct,1960? |
Celebrities › Re: Bobrisky Poses Nude In A Jacuzzi (photos) by oyatz(m): 4:08pm On Mar 25, 2018 |
How does this really makes money by pretending to be a girl? Is gayism that financially rewarding, because even most Aristo babes can afford such opulence? |
Politics › Re: General Theophilus Danjuma, Good Morning O! by oyatz(m): 3:53pm On Mar 25, 2018 |
You peoples never ceased to amaze me. What does the others have that Igbo don't have? In which way has Adamawa or Ondo States benefited more from Nigeria than Anambra or Imo States? Cooly100: “Sincerely speaking, the South-East has not had a fair-share since the civil war. Their marginalization is quite obvious. But if the policy of reconstruction, reintegration and reconciliation of Gen.Gowon and the late Gen. Murtala’s administrations had continued, the agitation by the few Igbo for Biafra state would have been a thing of the past..." Balarebe Musa
If you have sanity to read the above and understand it, even from a northerner...may be you will see why they are the way they are.
No child will love his home if he is clealry deprived while others have everything...
That's a sin. |
Politics › Re: General Theophilus Danjuma, Good Morning O! by oyatz(m): 3:48pm On Mar 25, 2018 |
Only the young and naive igbos online believe that other Nigerians are the problems or have grudges with other Nigerians. Most igbos in real life are hustling in different parts of Nigeria and are too busy to bear grudges against their host/neighbours...in many parts of Osun State for instance, there are many igbos that are our priests/pastors, neighbours, working in our establishments, trading in our markets ,our GFs/BFs and some have even married us. 0monnak0da: You work together by taunting people? By talking about the Biafra war? That is how to work together? Spare us the hypocrisy.
You folk are waiting to see the humiliaation of those who you continue to bear ancient grudges against. What is the point of this thread? Is it to "work together"
You are hated for your BAD MOUTH. Aways bitter, always spiteful and nasty .
I have studied you long enough to know that this bad mouth is the same way Eboes relate to each other and so they don't get it when other people do not find it funny.
The number one problem is atotal lack of interactional skills and so you just talk anyhow. |
Politics › Re: Ishaku's 800 Anti-Open Grazing Marshals Undergoing Training In Taraba (Photos) by oyatz(m): 6:14pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
There was no law enacted by Abia State assembly creating the BSS and neither was the organization registered with Government. bloodmoneyspita: BSS comes to my mind now,
is this not the same thing nnamdi kanu did before they called them terrorist?
if the government does not declare this people terrorist for trying to protect their own farms and land then I will know that BSS was treated badly.
The Zoo is falling and no amount of python dance will reset its brain. Nigerians can now smell the akara but I hope it's not too late.
A northern state so afraid of the North LoL. |
Celebrities › Re: Davido: "My Girlfriend, Chioma Is The Most Beautiful Being On Earth" (Photos) by oyatz(m): 2:17pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
Please delete this post, it immature and very unnecessary. What do you gain in deriding your ex-GF and her tribe? How many Toyin, Adeola or Shakirat that have been married by Igbo, Ijaw or Nupe men? Young girls from ALL tribes/religions can do the same if you like each other enough and you have the CHANCE . Young peoples having intimate affairs transcend tribal and religious boundaries. IgbosAreOsus: Lol your girls are so cheap
Funny enough, An OSU girl named chioma from Imo was the firsst girl to ever give me bl0wwjob. She's married to one bastard loser now called Nnamdi.
Wasted people |
Celebrities › Re: Davido: "My Girlfriend, Chioma Is The Most Beautiful Being On Earth" (Photos) by oyatz(m): 2:08pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
Every man, no matter how rich or powerful sometimes fall in love ,even if only for a while before the love gradually diminish. fucktoto: are you saying davido is truly in love? |
Celebrities › Re: Davido: "My Girlfriend, Chioma Is The Most Beautiful Being On Earth" (Photos) by oyatz(m): 2:02pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
If I were Seun, tribal bigots like you would have been weeded out of Nairaland. Must everything be about tribe?Can 2 young people fall in love jejely without people like you putting tribe into the equation? All tribes have beautiful girls but Fulani and Shewa Arabs have the highest percentages of beautiful girls. dbynonetwork: Proudly Igbos... The only tribe every other tribe cherish... The only tribe in Nigeria with light skin ladies... When i dated another tribe honestly I just could not cope cos I was missing a lot..
An average Yoruba, Hausa, Tiv, Efik, Idoma and even Ghananian girl which to marry an igbo man.. Even the Europeans make complimentary remarks about the Igbos girls...
My Ghana friend told me that back in Ghana they see the Igbos as the face of Nigeria..
Now see how DAVIDO is confessing love... Despite Sofia, shukurat, RASHIDAT and the bukkys in his life...
Thank God our girls ain't for free like other tribes... |
Celebrities › Re: Davido: "My Girlfriend, Chioma Is The Most Beautiful Being On Earth" (Photos) by oyatz(m): 1:55pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
That's bad nau, how can you be calling another man's most treasured lady a proustite? Even if you have fvcked the girl before,why can't you just pretend it never happened and be happy for them and pray to God to give you your own? IgbosAreOsus: wasted olosho wey boys don fuk tire for babcock |
Politics › Re: Election Is A Game Of Numbers: Political Lesson Southwest Must Learn! by oyatz(m): 9:16pm On Mar 21, 2018 |
The ethnic sentiment card being played by largely the youth factions of the movement against Buhari will deprive the movement of the necessary Pan-Nigerian support required to chase Buhari from Aso-Rock and it's inadvertently introducing a 'We Vs them' factor into the political equation which will make it very easy for Buhari to appeal to same ethno religious sentiments of millions of voters in his own side of the country. |
Politics › Re: Election Is A Game Of Numbers: Political Lesson Southwest Must Learn! by oyatz(m): 3:22pm On Mar 21, 2018 |
Many emergency analysts on this forum ,some of whom don't even have PVCs talk as if they and their tribe own the PDP and were the ONLY ones that voted for the PDP. |
Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by oyatz(m): 11:25am On Mar 21, 2018 |
What about the millions of Efik, Ibibio, Itsekiri, Urhobo, Iron, Igala,Yoruba, Fulani, Berom,Idoma,Tiv,Jukun, Ebura and Hausa that died in that war? Why is there so much hate on here?
The alleged "Igbo" coup of 1966 is always wrongly perceived. There were Yoruba generals among the plotters and Major Nzeogwu couldn't even speak Igbo having lived in Kaduna all his life. I researched and found out that the reason Southern leaders escaped was that the people meant to execute the coup in the south did not do their part. Only Nzeogwu did his part, and that was to handle the Northern leaders.
Mind you, at this point Nigeria was a cesspit of corruption. But still, that doesn't justify a coup.
After Ironsi was was overthrown 50,000 ethnic Igbos were killed in the Northern regions. Just absorb that number: 50,000. No formal investigation was carried out, and all he countries leaders turned a blind eye. Also, the majority of qualified workforce in Nigeria was Igbo, and so the Igbos were in large numbers in the civil service, academia, etc. All of them fled their posts and returned to the East.
Ojukwu then met with Gowon to discuss the mass killings of Igbo guys. The result of their meeting was the Aburi Accord. However, 5 months after their meeting Gowon was yet to implement the resolutions. So the East got restless and put pressure on Gowon to declare Biafra and seced, and he did it.
Mind you, this secession came about because the Igbos were backed into a wall. What can you do when the country you fought hard to get independence turns its back on you and rejects you?
The ensuing Civil war that followed led to the death of 3 million Igbos. let that number sink in: 3 million. Now the Biafran army was not up to 300,000 soldiers, but there were 3 million casualties, which means that most of the casualties were civilians.
After the war, the Igbos were very impoverished and low on morale.
In 1970 the Finance minister froze all Igbo-held bank accounts and took all the cash they held, an obvious act of ethnic hate. A flat sum of 20 pounds was given to every Igbo person with an account, regardless of the amount the bank account previously held.
In 1972, the Indigenization decree was promulgated. This opened up large amounts of foreing businesses for Nigerian investors. Guess whcih group of people couldnt participate in this investment because all they had was 20 pounds? Oh yeah, Igbos.
I've been researching these issues and there are so many things i'd like to point out, but not enough time. |
Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by oyatz(m): 10:26am On Mar 21, 2018 |
Awolowo was arrested and placed under house arrest since 1962, tried and sent to Prison since 1963 and wasn't on the political scene by Jan,1966. bakynes: Don't mind them jare at the time of the coup Awolowo was in prison. He was arrested about a year before the coup, he was accused of funding his party Action Group(AG) with public funds and was sent to prison so he was not even around nor listed to be killed. Azikiwe on the otherhand knew about the coup and travelled to the Caribbean days before the coup was carried out. Among the coup plotters was his cousin Emmanuel Ifejunwa |
Politics › Re: See How Aguiyi Ironsi Was Murdered In Cold Blood. (viewers Discretion Advised). by oyatz(m): 10:23am On Mar 21, 2018 |
Victor Banjo was no part of the Jan 1966 coup but was arrested by Aguiyi-Ironsi on the suspicion that he wanted to overthrow Ironsi...Was Victor Banjo mentioned among the 5-major? onatisi: bros ,aguyi ironsi never set the coupist free ,major banjo,njoku,ifejuana and nzeogwu were all sent to prison in the south east , nzeogwu captured the north and infact effectively split the nation into for almost a week ,a deal was struck and he was asked to come to lagos for more negotiations ,infact he and the other coupist were give a red carpet ceremony from the north it was when they got to lagos that they were immdediately arrested . But what happened was that the northerners wanted them to be executed immediately and ironsi wanted a trial and things like that which made the whole thing foot dragging, they were moved to prisons in the south east . So there is no time ironsi set them free. |
Politics › Re: Election Is A Game Of Numbers: Political Lesson Southwest Must Learn! by oyatz(m): 9:47am On Mar 21, 2018 |
Bros, I don't have anything against Atiku and I personally feel he will be a better president than Buhari but will be very difficult to market Atiku for president in 2019 for complex reasons. Who are the Atiku foot soldiers in Kano, Lagos,Rivers, Kaduna or Delta States? tomakint: Alhaji Abubakar Atiku!
Atiku In His Own Words;
Below are what Atiku said with his own mouth and you have the right to query or question or probe him on this, you have your conscience intact, so you be the judge yourself;
“People say I became rich in government. It’s a lie. I had hundreds of millions of dollars in assets declared in 1999. I was able to personally bankroll the Peoples Democratic Party back then, so surely, I was not poor.” (Atiku responding to the allegations that he enriched himself while in office as Vice President)
“I Go Dye, I’m not a messiah. I do not promise Eldorado or $1 = N1, but I always ask that we should look at the economic progress we made under my leadership and what I am doing in private business and judge me by those.” (Atiku's response to "I Go Dye", a Nigerian popular Comedian, on why he is qualified and a better candidate to become President of Nigeria)
“As VP, I assembled what is arguably the best economic team ever in Nigeria. It was made up of young, world-class professionals, who came home to work. Some of those professionals are now political leaders, governors and world leaders in their own right." (Atiku's influence on the economic development of Nigeria as the Head of the National Economic Council revealed here)
“I remember the only corruption indictment against me was a white paper which was cooked up by our own administration overnight to including the very EFCC that I helped found and other cabinet ministers, which I challenged in court. The court rightly dismissed all those indictments as being mere political, and till today nobody has ever indicted me of corruption.” (This was his defense against the indictment cooked up against him by Obasanjo and EFCC which is yet to be proved by EFCC till date in any Court of law)
“For example, between 1999 and 2003, oil prices then were hovering between $16 and $28 yet we managed to pay up salary arrears from decades back, clear up our national debts and build up foreign reserves. Our Gross Domestic Product grew at the fastest rate we’ve seen since the return to democracy.” (Despite decades of military rule, the Obasanjo/Atiku era brought Nigeria out of the woods based on "working economic policies" Atiku helped set up)
“I regret that I had that disagreement with my boss. Some say I was disloyal, but I looked at the events in Zimbabwe recently, and it gives me confidence that I did the right thing fighting the attempts to elongate the presidential tenure beyond eight years. If I did not win that fight, do you think we would be having a discussion on young people getting into leadership today?” (His stand on why he had to fight the illegal Third Term ambition of his former boss, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, which would have set a bad precedence for future administrations)
“I went to the World Bank and met a bright lady, convinced her to come back home, and she became a star in our government. To show you we had effective leadership, the same lady could not replicate her exploits under a different government,” (On his discovery of the one and only Madam Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, former, Minister of Finance)
“In my home state of Adamawa, for example, I’ve created over 50,000 direct jobs and 250,000 indirect ones. We are the largest private employers of labour in the state, only second to the state government. It’s not a lot, but it does help reduce unemployment. Who do you think are holding those jobs? Yes, young people.” (This is Alhaji Atiku's direct and indirect impacts on employments as an individual)
"What is happening in Nigeria is that as a nation, we are caught up in a modern-day Malthusian Trap. For years, our population has been growing faster than our Gross Domestic Product, bringing us to a point where we have an ever-increasing population competing for resources that are not keeping pace with population growth." (Alhaji Atiku's submission on the state of the Nation under Buhari while making his keynote address at the Silverbird Man of the year 2017 Awards Night)
"It may sound simplistic, but if Nigeria can assemble a leadership focused on getting us out of this Malthusian Trap by gradually reversing the trend where population growth exceeds GDP growth, many of these challenges we are currently facing will slowly but surely fade away." (Atiku's blueprint for the way out of our current surging populations versus our depleting Gross Domestic Products as a Country)
"This month of February 2018, according to the World Poverty Clock, Nigeria has just overtaken India as the world’s capital of extreme poverty. There are more extremely poor people in Nigeria than there are in India, a country that has six times Nigeria’s population." (Alhaji Atiku affirming the grim situation Nigerians found themselves in under the Buhari-led administration)
"After contracting for five consecutive quarters, Nigeria came out of recession in the second quarter of 2017 with a GDP growth rate of 0.55%. In the third quarter, we fared better with 1.40%. While this looks somewhat like we exited the recession, the reality is that when you factor in our population growth rate of 2.3%, which is one of the highest in the world, have we really exited a recession? Technically, yes, but in reality, it is doubtful." (Atiku's humble but concise statistical analysis of the true picture of our economic status as a Country)
“When people do not have jobs and the means to start a business are beyond their reach, they are incrementally much more likely to engage in criminal behaviours like terrorism, kidnapping, militancy and armed robbery." (Atiku bringing to the open a simple reason why violences have taken over Nigeria landscape)
“According to the African Development Bank, in 2017, 18 African countries grew their Gross Domestic Product above 5%. Nigeria, which was number one in 2014, was not amongst these nations. We must figure out what has happened in the intervening years between 2014 and 2018 and fix what went wrong." (This is the height of gross ineptitude on leadership as His Excellency, Alhaji Atiku, gave an expository revelation on how Nigeria fell from the top just within 3 years of APC's leadership)
“What happened to brilliant initiatives like the YouWIN programme which gave Nigerian youths the training and funding to start their own businesses?” (The One Million Dollar Question His Excellency, Alhaji Atiku is asking this rudderless APC's government)
“Let me say this: The Restructuring that I, Atiku Abubakar, envisions, will see no state receive less money from the federation account than it currently does. I hope that will ease the anxieties of some who oppose restructuring. Restructuring will not cheat you. It will free you." (Alhaji Atiku's stance on restructuring)
“When I was in government, we reduced recurrent expenditure by introducing the monetisation policy and by privatising many government enterprises, especially those that were consuming resources without generating revenue. Those policies have been bastardized today and we have seen a ballooning of our recurrent expenditure and shrinkage of our capital expenditure. We must return to the basics.” (Atiku showing the wrong approach of this APC's government in the area of fiscal policies)
“We have to enact laws to prevent leaders from diverting public funds from the public health sector to the treatment of the elite in the best hospitals abroad. If you can afford it from your own private resources, then pay for it. But do not make the tax payer pay for it." (This is Alhaji Atiku demanding that laws should be made to ensure that our leaders are made to pay for their health related issues anytime they seek medical attention abroad and not from public funds)
“We are in critical times, and as I conclude, I want to urge a paradigm shift in Nigeria. Our elite are treated in Europe. Big Brother Naija is being broadcast from South Africa and Nike is unveiling our FIFA World Cup Jersey in London. Is this the extent to which we have outsourced Nigeria? As far as I am concerned, if it concerns Nigeria, it must be done in Nigeria, not abroad. Not abroad.” (Atiku promoting "Made in Nigeria for Nigerians" ideology)
All What Atiku Is Saying Is, "Judge Me On My Track Records In Political And Business Careers And Not On Innuendoes" |
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Politics › Re: 4 Policies That Should Give Buhari A Landslide Victory In 2019 by oyatz(m): 11:37pm On Mar 20, 2018 |
So all those gullible Igbo youths who were killed while shouting no election in Biafra land, Biafra or death and confronting the military/police died in vain? igbodefender: President Buhari should:
1. Support the relocation of herdsmen to Falgore Cattle Ranch 2. Legalise the so called ‘illegal’ refineries in Niger Delta and Alaigbo 3. Become marketer-in-chief for Innoson and Aba-Made products 4. Order the immediate commencement of exploiting Enugu coal for electricity,
And watch him win 2019 with a very heavy landslide victory.
Source: http://zikistmovement.igbodefender.com/2018/03/20/4-policies-that-will-give-buhari-a-landslide-victory-in-2019/ |
Politics › Re: Election Is A Game Of Numbers: Political Lesson Southwest Must Learn! by oyatz(m): 9:59pm On Mar 20, 2018 |
You just confirmed the emotional hatred I referred to by going unnecessarily personal. Who told you I am a fan of Buhari let alone planning to rig for him or anybody? About 12 months before the presidential election, the opposition hasn't rallied round a formidable nationally accepted candidate with track record of achievements and verifiable requisite experience ,so how do you exepect to defeat Buhari? Name the candidate that's fully on ground in at least 24 States. tomakint: Very empty and shallow analysis. Who hates Buhari? Buhari hates himself by surrounding himself with fellow dullards which made him to repeat the mistakes of Jonathan 10times and you are here forming one miserable analyst with empty posts. 2019 beckons don't get caught rigging for Buhari or that may be your last. Be a lover of good things for once in your life, nothing good is in Buhari for the past 3 years. |