Politics › Re: The Janjawiid Guide On How To Go Scott-free With Genocide. by paschu: 11:37pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
ImadeUReadThis: It worked for Bashir Omar of Sudan, that is to say, regarding the state sponsored genocide of Dafurians at the hands of Sudanese backed militia otherwise known as Janjawiids.
The plan was simple: support an army of Arab Muslims to form a jihadist militia to cleanse Dafur of black African non Muslims; do nothing while blocking external aid to those on the receiving end.
The Nigerian army learnt very well of this tactics on how to commit state orchestrated genocide while they were stationed on "peace keeping" assignment in that desolate country.
It worked very well for the Muslim Arab north as their leader, Omar Bashir only got an international warrant slapped on him which no one seems ready to act on.
Back in Nigeria we are seeing the Janjawiid model in full swing as can be discerned with the tacit support the Fulani militia get from both the federal govt and security apparatus as they wage their genenocidal crime spree across the land.
We also saw a little Janjawiid tactics in kaduna with armed thugs giving free reign to attack and kill members of the Shia community in that perilous state. The State govt and security agencies being wary on repeating another state supervised and executed massacre decided to outsource their persecution of the Shias to the chagrin of street local thugs and criminals.
There is also the audacious demand recently made by the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association - the apex body and number one apologists of the same Fulani militias wrecking havoc across the land - which came out to offer their services to protect oil pipelines across the country including the Niger Delta.
These days I don't even get angry anymore about what is happening in this nation called Nigeria. Neither am I appalled but rather I am so fatigued to the point of resignation in my attempts to warn those around me about the islamization agenda that is on full swing.
The Fulani herdsmen will get their pipeline securing job because they end up getting all they demand. They get what they want not because they have a Buhari in power or because they have their kinsmen holding our security apparatus, NO! They get what they want because idiots down south are so oblivious to the seething danger that is looming and staring down their faces.
The Janjawiid model is working. Fulani killers are not Nigerians or have you forgotten? So that means we are expected not to target the northern Ummah in our complaints towards any Fulani attack.
But what about the govt? Are they not to be blamed for the insecurity? No. The govt has no hand in your predicament as they will remind you that the locals stole the "foreign herdsmen" cattle just like they are doing in Southern Kaduna, Enugu, Benue, Taraba and Nassarawa.
I will close this piece by stating a widely known fact among criminologists who study the effect of the immediate environment and greater societal factors at large and how it can turn a descent man to a hardened criminal :
"When men first come across evil for the first time they are naturally appalled. After a little while living with evil they become accustomed to it. After a while more, they become evil itself".
Those agents behind their Janjawiids should know that a time will come when we will become more vicious and equally more brutal than their foot soldiers. And when that time comes, God help Nigeria! |
Politics › Re: Lauretta Onochie Congratulates Modu Sheriff Over His Appeal Court Victory by paschu: 9:38pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
You guys are really funny. Even WITHOUT the court, this dude (plus buhari) is too small to hijack the PDP. His time is numbered. seunmsg: Se she cannot congratulate the authentic PDP chairman again? Just take a chill pill.
Ali Modu Sheriff is the authentic PDP chairman, wailers should learn to live with the reality  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: What If The Entire World Banned Americans? by paschu(op): 9:11pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Really?  kolaish: it is the world that needs america and not the other way around. Let us narrow it down to nigeria/africa, how many americans have you seen rushing/dying to come to nigeria/africa? but there are thousands of nigerians/africans rushing/dying to go to america. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: What If The Entire World Banned Americans? by paschu(op): 6:57pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Really?  BiafranBushBoy: Lol... I feel your anger...
But it is not possible... Lol |
Foreign Affairs › What If The Entire World Banned Americans? by paschu(op): 6:52pm On Feb 17, 2017*. Modified: 9:12pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
When President Trump banned the Iraqis (and folks from 6 other muslim-majority countries) from traveling to the US, the Iraqi parliament retaliated with a call to ban all Americans from entering Iraq. This retaliatory action resonantly echoed the loud anti-Trump (and by extension anti- American) protests and rhetorics from many political observers and leaders from around the world. And that was spot on. After all, why should the world give Trump's America as much tolerance and unconditional love as the world demands to get from America? Is it not clear that America exists only to serve the world? Is the United States not owned by the world? It's therefore so baseless for America to restrict migration to the United States from any part of the world. Or don't you agree that Trump and his millions of American supporters must be so senselessly fearful and hateful for daring to ban immigrants from those countries where the very existence of America is passionately hated? So, since Trump's America is now increasingly viewed as paranoid, hateful and unfair, one would expect the entire world to man up and ban all Americans at once. But surprisingly that has not happened yet. Instead, the call to ban Americans was promptly rejected by the Iraqi government. Why? Because, according to its Prime Minister, "Iraq does not want to lose Washington's backing in its battle against ISIL". Of course it's right for America to protect Iraq (and the rest of the world) from Islamic extremists. But it's so wrong for America to think of ways to protect itself from the same Islamic extremists. And, talking about protection, can't you see that America's sophisticated army (with its massive budget) is not needed in the world's bid to stop ISIL? I'm sure that more tolerance, more love and more political correctness towards ISIL will get the job done, faster and even better. So why should the world show even a moment's love and tolerance to the divisive Trump and his over-pampered Americans, when ISIL and its potential recruits obviously need more love and acceptance? Let's quit pretending that we hate Trump but love America. Truth is we hate the American system which produced Trump. And we hate Americans who made Trump their president. That's why we could disrespect, malign and ridicule their president with impunity. So it won't be any worse if the entire world banned Americans and whatever represents them. As in, the UK should protest against the Internet too, not just against Trump. It's time for China and Mexico to close their factories to American brands. And the EU should reject America's budget for NATO. Let's show Americans that the world can do without America. Or don't you think it's better to move back to the world where there's neither Internet nor smartphone rather than watch Trump put America first?  |
Politics › Re: Obafemi Awolowo's Resignation Letter From The Federal Executive Council In 1971 by paschu: 4:51pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Oh, I got the propaganda. Unfortunately, the OP forgot that I (or anyone else) can as well right my own version of the letter. Please try again. |
Politics › Re: Makarfi Led PDP Heads To Supreme Court by paschu: 4:35pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Wayvl to go! Rock the boat joor.  |
NYSC › Re: Corpers' Place Of Primary Assignment In Ogun: Could This Be The Worst PPA Ever? by paschu: 2:39pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
correctedpsucc: To tell the truth, the national service has long been exhausted and now it is national sacrifice opression and dehumanization of youths.  |
Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 2:06pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
I'm so sure that you undestood that the judgement was baseless. So no need for the back and forth. Goke7: were they not aware of his antecedents before they went to beg him, even some APC leaders were using style to speak sense into PDP when sherif emerged but they accused APC back that it was because sheriff will be too strong for APC.
PDP did themselves in and its too late to cry over spilled milk. If somebody is not truly wanted, he will not be begged in the first place. |
Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 1:57pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Your argument is irrelevant. They "begged" him to come and complete the term of his zone - which he already did. No one begged him to go to court to perpetuate his stay on the position. You guys should stop supporting evil. The man is not wanted by the majority of PDP stake holders and loyalists. It's unethical for any court to impose him on the party. Goke7: wetin concern APC here, did you not hear sheriff story, na jeje he sit down for im house, dem say make he become chairman.
Those who went to sheriff's house to beg him should be held responsible but unfortunately they are the heroes of a dead pdp. |
Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 1:40pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
It's only in Africa that I see peoope going to court and buying cheap judgements just to clinch to a leadership position. In sane countries folks resign when it becomes clear that they have lost influence over the majority of the people they are meant to lead. |
Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 1:33pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
I really think that the mainstream PDP is handling this case with kids glove. It's high time they stood up to this stooge and rock the boat if it cmes to that. How can they be so timid and naive watching a greedy APC stooge hold the party to ransome? A party they worked so darn hard to build. You know, I'm begining to suspect that the old south-west PDP bloc - especially OBJ - are the ones inflating the ego of that annoying man. TonyeBarcanista: I am in shock too bro |
Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 1:24pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
On what grounds do the judges make these funny judgements? How can someone impose himself as chairman with some silly legal brohahha? Was that man ever elected as the party chirman? Why should it be so impossible to remove him? TonyeBarcanista: Sheriff don win o.
So sad tho but let's see what happens next |
Politics › Re: APC Will Never Win Elections In Igboland - Ezeife. by paschu: 12:44pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: PDP Leadership Tussle: Portharcourt Appeal Court Judgement Update by paschu: 11:50am On Feb 17, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Scores Of Civilians & Terrorists Killed As Boko Haram Attack Maiduguri(photos) by paschu: 11:43am On Feb 17, 2017 |
You are really this confused.  You cannot differentiate between CIVILIANS and SUCIDE MINDED TERRORISTS?  sarrki: Show no mercy
He that live by the sword will die by the sword
Let terror be met with terror |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Afghanistan Flag by paschu: 11:38am On Feb 17, 2017 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Petroll Dollars Is Crashing Fast As US Gold Reserves Are Being Recalled! by paschu: 9:36am On Feb 17, 2017 |
Dude you are in the know.... but you would also know that Trump emerged POTUS exactly to PREVENT that disaster which had been in the making for decaeds. America drove its economy with global finance for decades and had gotten too lazy to sustain its production base. Imagine an export as a % of GDP standing at 15% or less. That's America funding globalization at the detriment of its own local production, which kind of made China soar with its copycat syndrome. Thank God for the emergence of Trump. ImadeUReadThis: The move is highly symbolic as the entire gold produced since the era of mankind is just a fraction of the US economy.
The Gold swap will definitely end up backing an alternative global currency which will be the death of the dollar supremacy and end of US global political and economic hegenomy |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Petroll Dollars Is Crashing Fast As US Gold Reserves Are Being Recalled! by paschu: 9:27am On Feb 17, 2017 |
If you knew the ratio of US-China trades... If you knew the global demand for USD... If you knew how far away US is in terms of research and technology... If you knew the share of US infastructure that powers the world... You'd know why China would be in a hurry to forgive those loans if it ever comes to that. The biggest problem America has now is not its debt profile.... America's biggest problem is its unamerican mainstream media (and maybe a bunch of deluded lefties who are utterly clueless about the enromous hatred and envy which many (not all) in the world poke on the United States daily just for being the US). I repeat, China cannot do jack. In fact, China is oppressive. And China's institutions are centuries behind America's institutions. So again, China cannot do jack. And this will be especially true if the fake media quits manipulating the American narratives so the POTUS will find it easier to make deals with Russia. Mynd44: America cant afford a trsde war with Chin becuase America owes them too much. If China calls back their loans, America will be in trouble |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Petroll Dollars Is Crashing Fast As US Gold Reserves Are Being Recalled! by paschu: 9:03am On Feb 17, 2017 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Petroll Dollars Is Crashing Fast As US Gold Reserves Are Being Recalled! by paschu: 8:49am On Feb 17, 2017 |
 China, Russia (and the rest) combined can not do jack to the US. Plus, with Trump as the POTUS, the United States will get and keep them all on the negotiation table (caps in hand) one way or the other. We are talking about God's own country here folks - with enromous access to the technology of the future  Dude forget the failling NYT.  Fact is America's bussiness indices just broke a record of highness since 1999. And this unconfirmed Fort Knoxx bull crap from NYT is not going to change anything. POTUS is bringing massive confidence onto America's economy. NYT and all the clueless lefties out there should deal with it. |
Politics › Re: Burial Of Another IPOB Member Killed During Rally In Port-Harcourt (Photos) by paschu: 9:44pm On Feb 16, 2017 |
I'm so convinced you will miss heaven. That's if you ever believed it exists. Abagworo: I doubt the authenticity of this story because to the best of my very accurate knowledge only one life was lost that day. This one is the burial of a dead IPOB member whose cause of death is definitely not linked to Nigerian army. |
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of Biafran Activists? by paschu: 10:12pm On Feb 14, 2017 |
You absolutely know nothing about middle east talkless of the crisis between Isreal and palestine. And be careful what you say online. MerryMonody: Many Biafran activists decry the occupation of land in the South by the Fulani, the Fulani's murderous and oppressive campaign and the impunity the government bestows upon them, yet they support Israel, a nation aggressively occupying Palestine land, a nation that has killed, harassed and oppressed the people of Palestine and whose nation has now legalised this terrible annexation.
My question is, is there any difference between this and Buhari supporting the sovereign state of Palestine yet opposing Biafra? Shall we lay the guilty verdict on both parties or is only one complicit in this charge of hypocrisy? Or do you support Isreal at all?
I truly want to know your answers to these questions. Thanks!
Lastly, do note that I am Igbo, so do not belittle this promising interlocution with bigoted terms like "Afonja." In fact I have previously made a post that highlighted the possible merits of seccession for the South East. It's in the link below.
https://www.nairaland.com/3573721/tell-me-what-makes-support/6#52841207 |
Politics › Re: We Are Now Ready To Take Over South East – Apc by paschu: 7:47pm On Feb 14, 2017 |
CPC and ACN are the core of APC. And those two elements represent a socialistic, anti-capital and anti-individualism ideolgy that is grossly contrary to the Igbo spirit. The average sane Igbo person knows this by intuition. Only the professional Igbo political hoes ignore it to their own peril. greatiyk4u: we have realized our mistakes and are ready to join the moving progressive train
PDP truly underdeveloped our region and enriched a few politicians
APC is well come to Ala-igbo |
Politics › Re: Live Video: White House Press Secretary Confirms Trumps Call To Buhari by paschu: 7:31pm On Feb 14, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan--a Fake Hero Of Democracy by paschu: 1:10pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
Shameful that those were all the muds you could sling at GEJ after 5 yers of presidency. Your litlle god surpassed all those in his first year; and has now set a new record of impunity, abuse of power and violation of human rights. Even the leader of North Korea is shocked by your god's excesses. [s] LordofNairaland: His blind lovers feel he is a true hero simply because he handed over power to a man who effectively trounced him at the polls. What were they expecting? That Goodluck was man enough to dare the fate of Gbagbo? Well, that is not the essence of this post.
This post is to point out the undemocratic practices that happened right under the watch of the so-called hero of democracy. I shall not be providing links because these stories are all over the internet and you can as well help yourselves to them.
1. For those who feel that Goodluck Jonathan is their hero of democracy, what can you say about the fact that he commenced campaigns before INEC's stipulated time just to gain an unfair advantage over his opponents?--This news is contained in Premium Times of July 30, 2014.
2. What can you say about the military clampdown on newspaper vans--a suspicious exercise that saw to the seizing of editions of the Nation, Daily Trust, the Guardian, Punch, Leadership and some other newspapers?
3. What can you say about the land grabbing in Abuja? Barely seven months after he was sworn into office, Jonathan grabbed 90.04 hectares of land in the Aviation Village and for an excuse, his shameless and insensitive apologists said Obasanjo did the same thing.
4. What can you say about the arrest of Lai Mohammed by DSS on August 8, 2014?
5. What can you say about the November 2014 raid of the APC Data Centre in Lagos by DSS?
6. What can you say about the motivated attack that disrupted APC's campaign rally in OKrika, Rivers state--an attack believed to be spearheaded by Patience Jonathan?
What can you say about all these abuse of powers by your hero of democracy? [/s] |
Politics › Re: Who/What Is Responsible For Nigeria’s Economic Recession? by paschu: 8:37am On Feb 13, 2017 |
In a nutshell, three policy blunders destroyed the economy of the nation. And PMB was DIRECTLY responsible for all the three blunders. And, nope, the drop in oil price was not part of it.
1. Failing to unite the country; and provoking the Niger Delta uneccessarily
PMB, without any due consultations, terminated the survilence contract that had been handled by ND youths for years now. (By the way I heard that he had reawarded the contract to a notherner). As if that was not enough he cut down the budget for the armnesty programe and threatened to terminate the program altogether.
Of course this was after dividing the country into 97% and 5%. Mind you, sane people from around the world (and even here on NL) warned the govenment about its economic suscide mission. But they were too sturbborn and arrogant to listen to the voice of wisdom.
In fact they actually bombed ND with impunity, forgeting that there can never be prosperity where there is no peace. By the time the ND youths were done avenging whatever, the oil production had been virtually grounded. The country's major source of forex had just crumbled. And that was for several months.
2. Instigating massive capital flight and demolishing investors' confidence
Trump had 90% of his team up prior to his inaugration. But PMB took nearly six monrhs (AFTER his inaugration) to setup what can be termed Nigeria's worst cabinet since 1999. He even called them "noise makers" before their assembly. This delay in setting up the country's executive team made foreig direct investors to start looking elsewhere.
And by the time the presidency started demonizing and threathening everyone, the foreign investors started flying away in droves.Now add this to the fact that up till now this government does not have a seasoned economic team nor direction. This shows why official inflation rate got shoot up by more than 100% in a little over 1 year. (You certainly do not want to hear the unofficial rate).
3. Erratic approach to foreign exchange terms and other related policies.
First the govt. woke up one morning and decided that folks could no longer withdraw or deposite forex over the counter, thereby creating massive panic, confusion and more erossion of investor confidence. In fact many companies were blocked from accessing their funds in forex. But the govt. suddenly reversed this policy after creating nedless confusion. Talk of trial and error.
Later the case of needful devaluation (or free floating) of the Naira came up. But the presidency vowed that it would never happen thereby sending the remaining investors away.
Of course the govt. later shifted their position (after doing the damage) and claimed that they had adopted a free float system. But guess what? It's all a lie. Naira is still being pegged, though no longer at N199. However the investors are not fooled. So they are still not here.
Plus, when the import dependent economy could no longer be fueled with the scarce forex, the cost of production soared and so did the inflation, thereby crippling the production and GDP generally. Yet, all the while, interest rates remained high and wages were either slashed or owed.
And, mind you, while most manufacturers and importers could not access forex at reasonable rates and were therefore closing down their shops, some religious and connected folks were getting the stuff from the govt. at some obscene and insanely subsidized rates.
That's how we got here in a nutshell.
In conclusion...
Of course there is no way the previous govetnment (of seasoned technocrats) could have made any of the above three mistakes. And mind you those three mistakes are not actually distinct from each other. One simply led to the other until they translated to the vicious circle they are now. Unfortunately folks like you keep taking the night for the day.
Diamby: People who criticize the present administration for the economic recession we are should tell us what the ousted government of GEJ would have done differently to halt the recession. We all know that i was the sharp drop in oil prices and lack of savings that threw us into this recession.Does jonathan have the powers to regulate international oil price? Nigeria is largely dependent on its earnings from crude oil for survival as such the oil prices affected our dollar earnings thereby causing the devaluation of the naira.I also ask what has previous administration done about diversifying the economy,building new refineries or revamping the old ones.power sector reforms as i know was a mess as most of the power infrastructure were handed over to those who have no capacity to manage them hence the eratic power supply we have now. The present govt might have its own issues about sound economic policies but i must say no foundation was built for the present government to build on so its like nigerian is just been nutured from the begining. Guys feel free to critise and add your own comments on how we found ourselves where we are today.Nigeria problem is structural. https://www.nairaland.com/3609426/gej-stopped-recession |
Politics › Re: Why APC Can Not Be Blame For The Current Recession by paschu: 8:48pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
In a nutshell, three policy blunders destroyed the economy of the nation. And PMB was DIRECTLY responsible for all the three blunders. And, nope, the drop in oil price was not part of it.
1. Failing to unite the country; and provoking the Niger Delta uneccessarily
PMB, without any due consultations, terminated the survilence contract that had been handled by ND youths for years now. (By the way I heard that he had reawarded the contract to a notherner). As if that was not enough he cut down the budget for the armnesty programe and threatened to terminate the program altogether.
Of course this was after dividing the country into 97% and 5%. Mind you, sane people from around the world (and even here on NL) warned the govenment about its economic suscide mission. But they were too sturbborn and arrogant to listen to the voice of wisdom.
In fact they actually bombed ND with impunity, forgeting that there can never be prosperity where there is no peace. By the time the ND youths were done avenging whatever, the oil production had been virtually grounded. The country's major source of forex had just crumbled. And that was for several months.
2. Instigating massive capital flight and demolishing investors' confidence
Trump had 90% of his team up prior to his inaugration. But PMB took nearly six monrhs (AFTER his inaugration) to setup what can be termed Nigeria's worst cabinet since 1999. He even called them "noise makers" before their assembly. This delay in setting up the country's executive team made foreig direct investors to start looking elsewhere.
And by the time the presidency started demonizing and threathening everyone, the foreign investors started flying away in droves.Now add this to the fact that up till now this government does not have a seasoned economic team nor direction. This shows why official inflation rate got shoot up by more than 100% in a little over 1 year. (You certainly do not want to hear the unofficial rate).
3. Erratic approach to foreign exchange terms and other related policies.
First the govt. woke up one morning and decided that folks could no longer withdraw or deposite forex over the counter, thereby creating massive panic, confusion and more erossion of investor confidence. In fact many companies were blocked from accessing their funds in forex. But the govt. suddenly reversed this policy after creating nedless confusion. Talk of trial and error.
Later the case of needful devaluation (or free floating) of the Naira came up. But the presidency vowed that it would never happen thereby sending the remaining investors away.
Of course the govt. later shifted their position (after doing the damage) and claimed that they had adopted a free float system. But guess what? It's all a lie. Naira is still being pegged, though no longer at N199. However the investors are not fooled. So they are still not here.
Plus, when the import dependent economy could no longer be fueled with the scarce forex, the cost of production soared and so did the inflation, thereby crippling the production and GDP generally. Yet, all the while, interest rates remained high and wages were either slashed or owed.
And, mind you, while most manufacturers and importers could not access forex at reasonable rates and were therefore closing down their shops, some religious and connected folks were getting the stuff from the govt. at some obscene and insanely subsidized rates.
That's how we got here in a nutshell.
In conclusion...
Of course there is no way the previous govetnment (of seasoned technocrats) could have made any of the above three mistakes. And mind you those three mistakes are not actually distinct from each other. One simply led to the other until they translated to the vicious circle they are now. Unfortunately folks like you keep taking the night for the day.
Diamby: People who criticize the present administration for the economic recession we are should tell us what the ousted government of GEJ would have done differently to halt the recession. We all know that i was the sharp drop in oil prices and lack of savings that threw us into this recession.Does jonathan have the powers to regulate international oil price? Nigeria is largely dependent on its earnings from crude oil for survival as such the oil prices affected our dollar earnings thereby causing the devaluation of the naira.I also ask what has previous administration done about diversifying the economy,building new refineries or revamping the old ones.power sector reforms as i know was a mess as most of the power infrastructure were handed over to those who have no capacity to manage them hence the eratic power supply we have now. The present govt might have its own issues about sound economic policies but i must say no foundation was built for the present government to build on so its like nigerian is just been nutured from the begining. Guys feel free to critise and add your own comments on how we found ourselves where we are today.Nigeria problem is structural. https://www.nairaland.com/3609426/gej-stopped-recession[s] pafra: *WE WERE WARNED*
"Over 20 billion dollars unremitted to the Federation account, and if nothing is done by 2015 upward, Nigeria will know what economic crisis is" *~ Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi*
"Whoever wins 2015 will NEVER find it easy to govern. Over 30 trillion is mismanaged, unaccounted for or missing under Jonathan." *~ Prof Charles Soludo*
"Our reserve is depleted and our savings are squandered. Our nation is in trouble." *~ Dr Oby Ezekwesili.*
"For seven months, NNPC did not remit any money into federation account. When I called as a sitting governor and major oil producing state, Deziani Alison Madueke refused to pick my calls." *~ Godswill Akpabio*
"I told them to save ahead of eventualities but Jonathan had no political will to do so and this is the reason why we are in crisis, because we squandered our boom." *~ Okonjo Iweala*
"Okonjo-Iweala, Sanusi urged us to save but we state Governors refused to save for the unseen future during the tenure of Goodluck Jonathan, despite warning from economic experts." *~ Peter Obi*
"Jonathan is a blessed ATM machine that doesn't have secret pin number" *~ Bala Mohammed* [/s] |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri - Lai Mohammed And The APC Are Uncommonly Gifted Liars by paschu: 8:32pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
Beats my imagination how an old man can be this shameless. Bribe? Dementia? Damaged conscience? So shameful! [s] mrvitalis: First of all i don't think anyone has the right to call lai a lair unless u are ready to point out a lie he has said..... I have watched and no body has said something meaningful
Reno first of all.. I know u understand lai statement that its fallacy to say Nigeria is the most unsafe place for Christians but just for political reason u decide to write this post
U know he never denied the killings... But am shocked u now care about killings of Nigerians.. Cos u and ur boss watch bokoharam kill Nigerians and did nothing more than appear at the location looking clueless... Buhari may have his fault but he is better than Jonathan in all aspects
And lai Mohammed is far better than u in what ur trying to do [/s] |
Christianity Etc › Mosque In A Church Premises: Can Osun Residents Confirm This? Please! by paschu(op): 5:46pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
So I explained to someone on Sunday that Islam is not a religion but a system of government (complete with its own judicial, political, social, economic and religious philosophies) which is widely opposed to the western system of government. I also explained to her that Islam NEEDS absolute political and judicial domination to thrive in its pure form - and for that reason it cannot perpetually co-exist harmoniously with an opposing system of government in any society. It will always seek to suplant the existing political/judicial structures in order to gain dominant control over the prevailing political/judicial system. Thus, a pure adherence to the political and judicial aspects of Islam tends to breed extremism. I also highlighted the fact that the reason southern Nigeria moslems tend to coexist peacfully with non-moslems is because they practice only the religious aspect of Islam without adhering to its political and judicial philosophies. The fact that there are no Islamic political/judicial structures anywhere in the south attests to the earlier assertion. However, I was stunned this afternoon when I stumbled on the following narrative in a Christian Whatsapp group. The story is about what's said to be currently going on in Osun state. PRAY FOR CHRISTIANS IN OSUN.
"Finally, brethren, pray for us, that the words of the Lord may have free course, and be glorified, even as it is with you"
It's not today that the trend of global islamization has been going on, but Christians all over the world are sleeping and snoring away, some even said its not possible, they said more than that in Turkey, but today all monumental structures of Christianity in that country has been demolished, this gesture was extended to Nigeria during the regime of General Ibrahim Babangida, he led Nigeria to join Organizations of Islamic Countries, as if all of us here are giving obeisance to Allah, some good and courageous Christians fought it to the latter, worthy of note is the fact that, the northerners in Nigeria are hell bent on turning the entire country to their estate, hence the Fulani conquest which they are using herdsmen to perpetrate, still yet, Christians are sleeping.
Today, they have found a Yoruba/Igbira jihadist and fundamentalist to do their dirty job of eliminating Christianity In the land, his name is Rauf Aregbesola, the Governor of Osun State in Nigeria.
For a quick remeberance, Aregbesola's father is from Kogi State but his mother is from Osun State, he's an unrepentant jihadist with a mantle to either islamize Nigeria or scuttle the entire entity called Nigeria.
STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING THIS.
In 2006, when Aregbesola came to Osun state, he firstly, separated the Muslims in that state from their Christian neighbors, telling them they would create their Islamic polity because Osun is Islam. Major campaign speeches begin with Arabic incantations, stiring the Islamic adherent and signifying to them of his messianic presence to lead Islamic conquest in that state. It worked for him, he got his mandate, not through the ballot, but through the court (which has been bought over by his godfather, who is also an adherent of islamization agenda)
The strategy is to paint the picture of an Islamic (Osun) state for the entire world especially the Arab nations who are their chief sponsors
Aregbesola boycotted the Central Bank of Nigeria & other banks in Africa (including Africa Development Bank) to take an Islamic bond/loan from Saudi Arabia, in the document which he signed on behalf of both Christians & Muslims living in the state is that the project that the money would be used for must be SHARIA COMPLIANT, which means, the gospel of Islam must be furthered in Osun viz-a-viz Nigeria.
He collected 11+ billion with an interest rate of 14.5 (according to THE ECONOMIST, an international journal) apart from the Sharia aspect, this is also geared to financially support Islamic conquest round the country because Aregbesola told Osun people that the loan is interest free, having collect the money, the first action is to instigate the Muslim Students society to seek court order to allow wearing of hijab in public schools (which to them must include Christian Missionary Schools) they appoint an Alhaji to seat as judge over the matter and the Muslim judge who is part of the entire coy approve what his religious kinsmen told him to approve.
EFFECT..
What is the essence of a Baptist High School with virtually hijab everywhere, within minutes, an order has been passed to the Muslim community that it's now a must for their daughters to begin wearing hijab, even if they must forced some who do not want to wear it. The noise of "Alaahu hakbar!! " flood the entire state capital of osun like another picture of Arab spring, every corner jubilations are intimidating, and they took a step further, making space for mosque anywhere they found church, in public schools, hijab is everywhere, like an almajiri camp and beggars homes. This is what Aregbesola is playing for the northern elites and cohort from Saudi Arabia.
IT WON'T STOP THERE.
Already, they have test ran their conquest in a particular town in Osun, Iree in Boripe Local government, the Muslim motivated by Aregbesola, closed down a Baptist Church demanding to have their own mosque in the school compound of the church, this was after they have succeeded in introducing hijab to both Christians and Muslim of that school, the Baptist Church was closed down for several months until they were allowed to erect a mosque (in a church compound), this is part of the islamization agenda of Rauf Aregbesola, in all Christians' Missionary Schools which triples the Islamic missionary in the state they want to first ensure thorough hijab practice, from there, building of mosque in all Christians Schools, then to pulling down of Churches in those schools and then begins the process of violently converting Christians into Islam by force.
CHRISTIANS ARISE!!!
We therefore called on Christians all over the world to speak with one voice to Jehovah! And publicly condemn this act from a power hungry governor who wants to do the bidding of his paymasters, our fathers in faith must begin to speak out as their work is about to be rubbished by an agent of opposition to gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
NOTE:
Pray for Christians in Osun state, they are facing great persecution currently, if Aregbesola and his cohort took over Osun for Islam, the rest of South-West States should be prepared....
Beloved brethren, pray for us, that we may be strong to stand in this period of great opposition to the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
Note: You owe God and humanity the duty to pass this message to every Christian on your contact. Of course I know that there's a load of biases in the writeup, but I would like you guys to at least confirm the bolded parts. Thank you. |
Politics › Re: Can Osun Residents Confirm This? Please! by paschu(op): 5:35pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
So are you confirming that a moslem comunity in Osun state has forcefuly erected a mosque IN A CHURCH PROPERTY after imposing hijab on Christian students? omokab: Majority of you people don't even have common sense. What is your problem with aregbe collected loan from islamic bank? The former governor of Anambra have done that before despite the fact that the state is a christian state. What you are saying is that, anything related to Islam should be condemn abi? And, you forget in your write up that islamic banking policy does not support loan interest to justify your lie. The issue of baptist school is even in iwo not iree. But, notwithstanding the issue has been taking to court and you people should allow the upper court to give there own verdict. If not that, you people are bias, why expecting everything to be done should favour Christians in this country. And when Muslim ask for their own right,noise of islamizing Nigeria will be flowing around. Talking about building mosques every where in the state should not be your concern. The only problem is jealous. When churches were been erected every nook and crane of the country who challenge you people. And your bigot brain could not flash a light to the truth that, majority of Osun state is dominated by Islam. Or Muslim should come and be taking excuse from CAN before building a mosque? Please use your brain! |