Beaf:

How pathetic! This is the typical behaviour of someone who has zero points in an argument, but feels they must "contribute" to be seen as clever. Raining abuse instead of logic is a sure sign of a low IQ and poor upbringing, its what we expect from low lifes.

In Nigeria, the FG gives money to the states and that is what hapenned here. Do you have another argument? Or its just more of the gutter stuff? If you don't like the FG giving money to the states, the proper thing to do is fight for true federalism, not disgrace yourself as you are doing here.

IBB people = Foolish people.

playmode:

Obviously your education is flawed.Yes i show my emotions because i am a patriotic Nigerian unlike you, a stone cold theiving longthroat who has an IQ of a worm.It is you who lack logics because your level of reasoning is way below that of a 2 month old baby.I am sure you will sell your family for a loaf of bread,bloody negro.By the way monkey i do not support IBB.Maybe you should read my post again or ask your senior brother to take you through it and explain to you what i was saying.

Beaf:

This is logical mayhem!
The above is the definition of a contradicting spaghetti. In the very same breadth, you are saying he is easily blackmailed, while at the very same time, he is blackmailing people with EFCC! Damn!

IBB people = Foolish people.

let the governors face EFCC, they demanded their right and got it. Now, lets know what they did with the money. The only people scared of EFCC are the thieves. 27 billa, nobi moi moi, it was given to enhance accelerated development, but thank God EFCC can disqualify criminals from reelection. Some of these dudes might be cooling off as early as January.

Beaf:

Back up the claims you make, so your mum won't weep at the waste that you are (like Gbawe's). I challenge you to point out the lie, it is simple; this thread is not very long.
If you cannot do that, I will always see you as gutter scum.

Beaf:

What a funny guy! Please point out where and how I was caught lying, or forever have the "liar" attached to your name. It is a challenge.
Until then, I can happily call you lying gutter scum.
I call you an IBB supporter, because that is what you are. What pro-IBB thing don't you support? Dude, you're a clown.

Beaf's dedication to Jonathan is only second to how Becomerich totally believes in his numerous maps

[size=18pt]Designing for self-destruction[/size]
People & Politics Jul 26, 2010 Share | By Ochereome Nnanna

No matter from what angle you look, what you see of Nigeria is a bleak future unless something drastic is done and pronto. Because of greed and corruption, we are, as former Governor of Cross River State, Mr Donald Duke, put it in a talk he gave at a Save Nigeria Group forum in Abuja recently, “designing a system that would destroy us in the end”.

In that heart-felt talk given ex-tempore and published in the Sunday July 18, 2010 edition of The Guardian, Duke gave an insider’s account of how state governors collude with the Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) to rig elections. That angle of his disclosure is a subject for another day. I am more concerned with an issue he raised about how the elite are preparing this country for the failure that has been predicted several times for it.

You will recall that in his 2007 edition of the global threat assessment deposed before the US Senate Committee on Intelligence, former Director of the US National Intelligence, John D. Negroponte noted inter alia: “Nigeria’s fragile democratic transition is in danger of collapsing in the coming months.

The government’s institutional foundations are hollow from decades of neglect and corruption and will continue to make the country susceptible to recurring crises in the coming years.

Abuja has been unable to stem rising lawlessness and insecurity in its oil-producing region, and the Nigerian population is increasingly demoralized from worsening living conditions in the face of much publicized improvements in the country’s macroeconomic indicators. Major political unrest in Nigeria would threaten other countries in the region”.

In addition to institutional weakness, Duke drew our attention to another way by which we are preparing the grounds for the demise of Nigeria. According to him, the elite send their children to the best schools in the world, and when they return to Nigeria they find they cannot fit in. This is in sharp contrast to what obtained in the early days when our first group of educated elite left these shores to school abroad. When they returned they were able to lead their people to independence from colonial rule. They did not come back to as social misfits. So, why do the children of today’s leaders return only to find out they cannot function here?

The answer is very easy. The social ethics of these countries harbouring the best academic institutions in the world are startlingly different from what these children come back to Nigeria to meet. A person travelling out of this country has to make a number of ethical adjustments to avoid getting into trouble as soon as he arrives there. And when he comes back, he also has to readjust or he would seem odd here.

In any case, what are these spoilt children coming back to Nigeria to do? Their greedy, thieving parents have already stashed away enough to take care of them and their children. As Duke pointed out, their parents have already bought mansions for them in major cities around the globe. Why would they come back here only to fall into the hands of kidnappers – children of the downtrodden who seem to be biting back?

Already, the mistakes that the elites of Somalia made, which led their country to implode into the grips of tribal and religious warlords, with its central government at a time functioning from a foreign capital, are exactly the mistakes our own elite are repeating as Duke noted. Somali leaders stole from their countries and bought up choice property abroad and sent their children to the best schools abroad. But when Siad Barre, the last dictator and central ruler of the country died he was buried in Lagos.

The Americans have been warning us to put our house in order quickly and avoid the doom that awaits us because when it hits, we will have nowhere to run, unlike the Liberians, Sierra Leoneans, Ghanaians, Chadians, Nigerienes and Togolese who had a place to run to: Nigeria.

We do not seem to realise the danger we are courting by sending our children to expensive private schools because the public schools have collapsed, rather than join hands to restore the public schooling system to their past glories to enable our children to grow up together. We have abandoned the decrepit public schools to the children of the poor so that when they complete their educational pursuits our well-educated private-schooled children will corner all the juicy opportunities, while the unemployable children of the poor will be their gatemen.

We are only sowing the seeds for a social revolution. If poorly educated children of the poor lead such a revolution, we will wind up with what happened in post-Samuel Doe Liberia, Siad Barre’s Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo – failed states controlled by murderous factional warlords.

Sometimes, it is the children of the privileged class that kick over the terraces and lead social revolutions, as we saw in Marxist Russia, Cuba and non-Marxist Ghana. It is a bloody and long-drawn stable-cleansing process, and no one knows who will come out intact. Social revolutions have not worked in Nigeria. They ended up getting mixed up in the ethnic, religious and regional quagmire of Nigeria. Therefore, the revolution, when it comes, is likely to result in the Somalia/Congo/Liberia model due to ethnic and religious complications.

There is no better time than now for Nigerians to search for the right political candidates to repair this country by iron-fisting corruption and re-engineering the system back to normalcy. Let us close our ears to candidates whose agenda is to ride on ethnic and sectional platforms to continue business as usual after 2011. Nigeria will not survive another eight years if drastic change does not come.

Under Lulu we are again, in witness of another bungled plan in lieu of the Mundial. I must confess, I’m NOT surprised, nor perturbed any more; disaster is glaring and awaits at the end of this tunnel!

While others are making painstaking effort in proffering winning solutions, we are again enmeshed another day-by-day wake-up call filled with bad news.

I have been termed obstructionist and schizophrenic when I hit the nail on the root ridden our football management; however, been vindicated by the self revealing slim that exudes from the dirty glass-house

AN OBNOXIOUS CRIMINAL CARTEL HAS HIJACKED THE SOUL OF THIS ABLE BUT INEPT NATION. Greed and outright stupidity is in display by castrated maggots in the pilot seat. LULU, OGUNJOBI, ONIGBINDE; EKEJI and BIO (for sidon look posture); what is next in your play book?

The claim by the British lad that there was a deal between Lagerback and the NFF has been colored by these series actions, culminating in the lies that Anichibe was dropped because of injury. It is clear that he has been stewed in the NFF 419 School of Deception. The club Everton, finally has shined their goring a$$es!

My first incite into this 419 arrangement between Largerback and Lulu was the selection of assistant coaches. The fact that Siasia, who raised most of the current eagles was not allowed anywhere around the team. Amokachi and Eguoavon was forced on him, despite his denial that he is his own man.

Largerback talked BIG and deceived the nation into thinking he was going to form a new team from the ashes of Lulu/Amodu. He went as far as mentioning names in a very philosophical way. However, at the end, it is the comatose failed Nations Cup pedigree that is going to SA, with the exception of Lukman.

As we speak, Ghana is involved in a friendly with the Netherlands, Cameroon against Portugal, this just today. Sun was Ivory Coast against Parague and the meet Japan on Friday. These are world class friendlies with teams that are qualified for the world cup. However, we continue in our placebo ways, playing second rate teams fielding homeless people not qualified to play their first eleven. the irony is that we struggle against these substitute teams.

From the hotel debacle, to postponed and canceled friendlies these shameless maggots are ever-ready with explanations – and we gullible buy into their flimsy excuses.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Jonathan must save us another disgrace by banning these IDIOTS FROM THE FOOTBALL FEDERATION. They have failed, woefully, and deserve not another chance after the world cup. IDIOTS!

tpia.:

the american chronicles story was designed to whip up public sentiment and provide justification fuel for pro-jonathan/pro-handover rallies.

end of story.

anyone who refuses to see that, na them sabi.

auwal87:

Anoda Propaganda!