Crime › Re: Tyonor Smith Shot: Benue State University Student Leader Shot (Graphic Photos) by patwilly(m): 1:34pm On Aug 27, 2019 |
Chidexter: A man shouldnt change the entire roof of his house just because a portion is leaking Awesome. This is my best thread on nairaland. So many wisecracks. |
Crime › Re: Tyonor Smith Shot: Benue State University Student Leader Shot (Graphic Photos) by patwilly(m): 1:33pm On Aug 27, 2019 |
UniversalDove: in a winning team you don't remove all the members of the squad This is brilliant! Kudos! |
Celebrities › Re: Rema's Iron Man Makes Barack Obama's 2019 Summer Playlist by patwilly(m): 10:13pm On Aug 24, 2019 |
Rema? As in the Nigerian Rema of Dumebi fame? |
Politics › Re: Brigadier-general Alabi Isama's Rants. by patwilly(m): 4:31pm On Aug 22, 2019 |
ckkris: Obasanjo was in Makurdi by the end of July 1969, and Major CK Nzeogwu, who Ojukwu didn't allow to be in any Biafran Army unit, was last seen alive by Mrs Rose Njoku, (wife of Biafran Army Chief, Hillary Njoku) at Opi junction, on July 29, mobilising volunteers to join him, in a personal foray behind Nigerian Army positions at Obolo Eke. One of Nzeogwu's volunteers was Ojukwu's younger brother Tom. Both Nzeogwu and Tom were found dead on July 31, by Nigerian troops. Its believed that Nzeogwu was attempting to make personal contact with Obasanjo. It will be good if Obasanjo IS WILLING TO DECLASSIFY THE LETTERS BETWEEN HIM AND NZEOGWU. But things were moving and changing very fast in those weeks that led up to the August troop movement by Victor Banjo. Another living witness is Ogbemudia. And its well known that Nzeogwu and most of members of January 15 coup, were not in support of the secession of Biafra, and were looking for how to stop the war that had already started. Emmanuel Ifeajuna and Victor Banjo were executed for what happened at Ore. CIVIL WAR HISTORY IS VERY NECESSARY. The letters were declassified in Obasanjo's book NZEOGWU. You can get the book on okadabooks. com or download the app. It costs less than #300. |
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh, Others Reveal Why They Did Plastic Surgery by patwilly(m): 7:01pm On Aug 06, 2019 |
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Literature › Re: The New Man By Femi Ademiluyi by patwilly(m): 5:42pm On Aug 05, 2019 |
McLove: How do you want to get it? I want a copy too. |
Politics › Re: I Didn’t Get Employment Letter For My Constituents, Senator Tinubu Tells Fashola by patwilly(op): 2:11pm On Jul 30, 2019 |
patwilly: The screening of ministerial nominees by the Senate took a slight turn on Monday when Senator Remi Tinubu told Babatunde Fashola (a ministerial nominee) that her constituency was denied employment slots during his first tenure as Minister of Power, Works and Housing, ChannelsTV reports. The Senator representing Lagos central said Fashola should remember her constituency this time if appointed as a minister. “My only addition is that during your first tenure, I remember I didn’t get any chance to give employment letter to my constituency. “So, when you get there this time, just remember senators here that have people back home. My constituents are asking us for employment slots. So, I want you to put that on your agenda for the next tenure. “We all need a slot for employment for our constituents,” she said. She was, however, quick to add that Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State, is fit and competent to serve as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria again. source : http://saharareporters.com/2019/07/29/during-your-first-tenure-i-didn’t-get-employment-letter-my-constituents-senator-tinubu Which way Nigeria? On live television! We don't even pretend to hide it anymore. |
Politics › I Didn’t Get Employment Letter For My Constituents, Senator Tinubu Tells Fashola by patwilly(op): 2:10pm On Jul 30, 2019 |
The screening of ministerial nominees by the Senate took a slight turn on Monday when Senator Remi Tinubu told Babatunde Fashola (a ministerial nominee) that her constituency was denied employment slots during his first tenure as Minister of Power, Works and Housing, ChannelsTV reports. The Senator representing Lagos central said Fashola should remember her constituency this time if appointed as a minister. “My only addition is that during your first tenure, I remember I didn’t get any chance to give employment letter to my constituency. “So, when you get there this time, just remember senators here that have people back home. My constituents are asking us for employment slots. So, I want you to put that on your agenda for the next tenure. “We all need a slot for employment for our constituents,” she said. She was, however, quick to add that Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State, is fit and competent to serve as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria again. source : http://saharareporters.com/2019/07/29/during-your-first-tenure-i-didn’t-get-employment-letter-my-constituents-senator-tinubu |
Career › Re: My Heart Felt Message To GRADUATES Teaching In Private Primary/secondary Schoo by patwilly(m): 7:21pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
meme98: Baba me sef need dis kine job o. I read Mechanical Engineering, I can teach Physics and Mathematics....... I dey Lagos, Oyingbo precisely... Thanks! Where in oyingbo. I live there. |
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Politics › Re: Biography Of Kaduna Nzeogwu By Olusegun Obasanjo by patwilly(m): 8:56pm On Jul 18, 2019 |
WoeBetide666: I was today years old when I learned that OBJ wrote a biography of Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu (the main plotter and executor of the 1966 coup) back in the 80s. This might be old news to some but for those who did not know, now you know. How do I get a copy of this book? cc naptu2, EasyMoh |
TV/Movies › Re: ‘Shehu Umar’: Film On Tafawa Balewa’s Book To Premiere In Germany by patwilly(m): 7:37pm On Jun 30, 2019*. Modified: 2:15pm On Jul 30, 2019 |
EazyMoh: Ok email me Sent you a mail. Done |
TV/Movies › Re: ‘Shehu Umar’: Film On Tafawa Balewa’s Book To Premiere In Germany by patwilly(m): 3:39pm On Jun 30, 2019 |
EazyMoh: Your book is here I Lag, how do you get it? Barka da Sallah. I'm just seeing this Oga Eazy. Do we exchange numbers? I live on the mainland. Ebute metta precisely. |
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Crime › Re: History Lessons: Some Unseen Videos Of The Biafran War by patwilly(m): 8:02am On Jun 07, 2019 |
Onlytruth: So, lets just say that they were both seriously delusional.
"In his own testimony on the debacle, Biafran Commander, 12th Battallion of the 101 Brigade, Col. Mike Ivenso noted that the objective of the Biafran regime was at variance with the objective of the commander, Victor Banjo. "For example, after the 12th Battalion had captured Auchi and exploited further beyond Auchi and Okene, my next line of action was either a kind of hook toward Lokoja or a left flank toward Ilorin," Ivenso testified. "The objective would be like forming a wedge for the North, That was my position until the divisional commander Brigadier Banjo invited me. He gave me the roughest edge of his tongue with his finger caressing the pistol in his belt. He lambasted me for taking Okene and ordered me to pull back to Auchi, which we did."
[b]Former Minister of the Navy, Chief J.O.G. Onyia in his own experience disclosed that Col. Banjo had become overwhelmed with disappointment. "He regretted that Chief Obafemi Awolowo had taken sides with Northerners," explained Onyia. "He wondered what the chief had to gain. He had joined Col. Ojukwu's army primarily to liberate the Yorubas and Southerners in general. [/b]He was, therefore, contemplating to pull back to Enugu. But, he had exposed the Midwesterners to great dangers. He was under obligation to defend them. I queried why he did not go through Ajaokuta, Okene, Kabba into Yoruba nation. Vicktor was a silent man when I left him on Monday the 14th of August in Benin 1967."
By that time, the Biafran Expeditionary Force had lost steam. Perpetually in retreat, the disorganized army accosted a civilian mob in Benin. Here many miles away from their forward locations in Ore, this frustrated army was suddenly visited by an inexplicable epidemic. Soldiers were perambulating on swollen stomachs as a result of poisoned rations, served to them by hostile natives. This mystic ailment was the last straw, the end of the road. Eventhough they were disappointed, having been denied action in the battlefield, they would have preferred the soldier's death in the trenches.
From that Benin to Asaba was, therefore, a flight of the desperados. Like the French General, Charles De Gaulle, after the surrender of Paris to the German Panza Division, Banjo was a General without an army! " please can you provide references for your quotes? |
TV/Movies › Re: ‘Shehu Umar’: Film On Tafawa Balewa’s Book To Premiere In Germany by patwilly(m): 10:01pm On May 26, 2019 |
EazyMoh: I honestly can't remember. I could get it as a gift for you when next am in the north. Can you remind me which books you liked? Sorry I'm just seeing this @EazyMoh. The book I'm talking about is Shehu Umar by Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. Thanks. |
Family › Re: Popular Nairalander, Hungerbad Dies At Age 44 by patwilly(m): 9:37am On May 24, 2019 |
Briller: May God forgive you �. Don't deceive people on this forum. It's either GOD or Mormon. There's always a hidden part to all these stuff. My Dad was one and I tell you, he paid for it. Or maybe he died naturally and you are attributing it to his membership. People join Freemasonry and live to a grand old age. Not supporting anyone wanting to join though. |
TV/Movies › Re: Zack Orji & Eucharia Anunobi's Sex Scene In 'Glamour Girls' That Shook Nollywood by patwilly(m): 8:53pm On May 23, 2019 |
Beremx: I remember a film she played with Kese Jabari back then. She also played a sex scene too.  What's the name of the film Berem? |
Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh To Beat Annie, 2face Idibia, IK Ogbonna, Toyin Abraham Eniola Badmus by patwilly(m): 9:16pm On May 22, 2019 |
Yewandequeen: this girl is gradually loosing it. What is gradually about this issue? Somebody has completely lost it, you still d talk of gradually. |
Politics › Re: Army Commander Attacks Usman Durkwa Convoy's Deputy During Osinbajo's Visit by patwilly(m): 8:45am On May 22, 2019 |
Kalapizim: Brig Gen Mike Alechenu is a seasoned combatant who wont take nonsense or break rules.
This was him as a Lieutenant during the battle of yammy yako in Sierra lone.
ECOMOG Veteran An Idoma General from Benue. They don't make them tougher! |
Politics › Re: General Gowon Sitting And Eating On The Floor In Benin In 1967 (Throwback Photo) by patwilly(m): 5:06pm On Apr 23, 2019 |
stagger: Gowon was chosen by consensus. Nigeria had no leader between July 29, 1966 and August 1, 1966. Three days.
Ojukwu was senior to Gowon and was irked by the decision. He could not see himself answering sir to his junior. That was partly why it was difficult for them to have reasonable talks over the violence that erupted in the North against Southerners (the pogrom). That was why the Ghanaian government decided to act as mediator by bringing them to the Aburi conference. Ojukwu wasn't senior to Gowon, he joined the army a few years after Gowon was commissioned but citing the possession of a university degree, Ojukwu's commission was backdated but even at that, he wasn't exactly his senior, sort of like equals but with little separating the both. As a matter of fact, Lt. Col Alexander Madiebor , GOC of the biafran army joined the army the same day as Gowon and were commissioned together. He went on to serve under Ojukwu, his junior as GOC of the Biafran army after Lt. Col Hilary Njoku was unceremoniously removed. |
Politics › Re: Why Europe Is Poor In The 21st Century by patwilly(m): 7:59pm On Apr 20, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Minimum Wage: If ₦30,000 Is Approved by patwilly(m): 11:53am On Apr 19, 2019 |
ositadima1: Rough estimate:
18k (previous) to 30k (new)
70k (previous) to xxk (new)
then xxk is 70k * 30k / 18k
about 116k How sure are you about this? |
Politics › Re: Minimum Wage: If ₦30,000 Is Approved by patwilly(m): 11:52am On Apr 19, 2019 |
seunmsg: Your calculation is very wrong. The minimum wage of N30k will be for GL1 step1 and going by extant public service rules, there is nobody on GL1 step1 again. The most junior worker on a government payroll is on GL4 Step1.
Again, workers are promoted every 2,3, and 4 years depending on cadre. No civil servant can be on a grade level for 35 years. Let's even assume an unusual case of a worker remaining on GL1 for 35, such person cannot remain on the same step for 35 years. Government salaries are paid on an annual incremental basis. That is, your step and salary increases every first of January irrespective of your grade level. Therefore, the scenario painted by the op is false, inaccurate and misleading. Can you explain then the expected increment based on new minimum wage. Does the 30000 naira affect only the basic? |
Career › Re: Minimum Wage: Know Your New Salary by patwilly(m): 11:48am On Apr 19, 2019 |
What will be the expected increment based on the new minimum wage. does it affect only the basic or the entire salary package? Can someone explain the calculation bit by bit? Thanks. |
Education › Re: Why Late Aminu Othman Zubairu Spent 22 years On PhD by patwilly(m): 7:25am On Apr 10, 2019 |
Ugosample: hmmm
but a masters in Britain takes one year
And in University of Lagos, between 12 months and 18 months depending Which university of Lagos? The one I know or another one... Taahh!! |
TV/Movies › Re: ‘Shehu Umar’: Film On Tafawa Balewa’s Book To Premiere In Germany by patwilly(m): 7:43am On Apr 05, 2019 |
EazyMoh: You can get original copy from Zamani Bookshop in Kano or Karina states. I can mail you a copy if you aren't in northern Nigeria. We never got round to finishing this discussion bro. Were you asking me to pay for the book? |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri reacts to President Buhari's re-election by patwilly(m): 2:23pm On Feb 27, 2019 |
slawomir: learnt a lot in this election
Despite the fact that we are not disturbed by heardsmen in Edo state but we wanted to help the northern people and Benue to end the killings by voting for atiku by putting our self through stress and risk to vote and defend it when it was obvious that the government of Edo is APC and the chairman of APC is oshiomohole. Still we did it and battle it for them. PDP won We battled one APC candidate who wanted to sneak into INEC office when APC was losing in ikpoba okha Some guys in western boys fought hard to secure ballot papers when APC thugs were destroying ballot papers and armed police men didn't do anything.
But what did we get betrayal from north and Benue I was surprised to see the number of people who still voted for APC in Benue
Isoright!!! Anything that happened to them now is their business We tried I give up
If i hear any bad news from that region from now on i will just type '"enjoy your next level"
And thunder will fire anybody that says we should pray for Kaduna, zamfara,Bornu and benue How about the fact Apc had as much votes in Edo as in Benue? Retard. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Narrowly Win Benue With Less Than 8000 Vote Margin by patwilly(m): 8:08am On Feb 26, 2019 |
stinggy: We Southerners have washed our hands clean off this. Whatever happens in the next 4 years is totally the fault of the northerners, we can not love you more than yourself. Just brace up, it's 2.0 of everything you've witnessed so far. How many votes has the south given atiku? No one owes you anything. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Narrowly Win Benue With Less Than 8000 Vote Margin by patwilly(m): 8:05am On Feb 26, 2019 |
Nukilia: Next time nobody will sympathize with them. Nobody will sympathize with them indeed. Igbos on the south east couldn't even muster up to the number of votes Benye gave atiku despite the overwhelming advantage of population and the fact one of your son's is running mate. Ebony and Abia for instance had less than 300,000 votes. Go fu. ck yourselves. y'all brought this on your damm selves and no one else. |
Celebrities › Re: RMD Celebrates His Wife On Valentine's Day by patwilly(m): 6:54pm On Feb 14, 2019 |
peacettw: Whenever I hear men say this, I automatically conclude that they have cheated on the spouse multiple times or done something worse. You know like something a textbook narcissist will say just to keep the spouse momentarily sane until the next transgression You are borderline paranoid. |
Car Talk › Re: Throwback Cars That Nigerian Politicians Drove In The 90’s by patwilly(m): 11:24pm On Feb 10, 2019 |
odeebee:
David Mark used A lot of the 505 How do you know this Sir? |