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Politics › Re: Why It’s Difficult To Tame Banditry — George Akume by Penguin2: 11:43am On Apr 22, 2021 |
I hate this excuse they keep giving for bandits.
Did the bandits say they are into banditry because of desertification and environmental degradation or the FG is speaking and making assumptions on their behalf?
IPOB will always state its grievances through a spokesperson.
Same with those agitating for Oduduwa.
But these bandits have never stated their grievances but FG keeps taking brief on their behalf. |
Politics › Re: Azazi, Yakowa Die In Helicopter Crash? by Penguin2: 11:19am On Apr 22, 2021 |
FarahAideed: I always said they were after Yakowa in that crash and nobody believed me then I read through almost all the pages of this thread and I astonishingly found Muslims gloating over Yakowa’s death. It’s now clear the man was assassinated. And the account of those who said they heard an explosion before the chopper crashed can now be taken as authentic. I’m so angry right now. |
Politics › Re: Is This The Toughest Riddle In The World? by Penguin2(op): 8:52am On Apr 22, 2021 |
Kriss216:

Una sha get time. Use your head for something intellectual for once. Which be una get time? |
Politics › Is This The Toughest Riddle In The World? by Penguin2(op): 8:38am On Apr 22, 2021 |
*World's toughest riddle*
I have N50
Spent(N) Balance(N) 20 30 15 15 9 6 6 0 ...….… ……… 50 51 ......... ..........
Where did this N1 come from?
*Engineers, Accountants & other academicians in the house, Over to you.
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Politics › Re: Samuel Achi: Pantami Was Imam When ATBU Muslims Killed My Son In A Mosque by Penguin2: 8:16am On Apr 22, 2021 |
Casham: It baffles me to think that there are actually people who still defend this man. This is a very sensitive position for God's sake given to a man with a very doubtful "past". Are there no better muslims to take his place? The muslims should even be the ones in the forefront fighting for his removal if really they are a people of 'peace' as they always claim. But obviously they preffer him because he "once" supported what they all secretly support. We are building a culture in this country where politicians will still hold on to power even when the people have lost confidence in them. No wonder there is anarchy in the land. This is not about "Islamophobia". You people are actually asking us to trust our personal security database to a man who has a questionable link with terrorists. The fact that many muslims support this man only shows that, really, they actually support terrorism. It is not about love or hate; it is about giving my trust to a former terrorist promoter. #pantamiout. Don’t mind the vulture grilling idiots |
Sports › Re: European Super League: Who Do You Think Will Bow First? by Penguin2(op): 2:22am On Apr 22, 2021 |
Livelystone01: It is ignorance that will make someone to support this ESL of a thing. I support Real Madrid by the way but I don't support Perez's alignment with this. The ESL is a creation by American capitalists, men with one aim only, that is, to shark-out smaller clubs and the thrill of football just because of their pockets.
It is no surprise for me that most of these owners and the backers are American business men, they are good at swallowing smaller ventures just to thrive and they tag it capitalism over there. So much for capitalism. SMH.
To neutrals, you should be worried that there will hardly be player development anymore, African talents picked from smaller leagues to the premiership can't have the opportunities to be developed anymore because these clubs will priotize the ESL above their domestic leagues. They'd rather use their natural homegrown to play their local leagues but reserve their best for ESL.
It is even foolish to focus on a so called ESL to the detriment of the national leagues. Do they even care about how much people would ignore national league matches due to lack of excitement and surprises?
I am cutting the owners and president some slack here because they were placed in a very tight corner by the attractive proposals of these greedy American sponsors who took advantage of the timing due to the covid distresses on the finance of these elite clubs, but the biggest problem will be that player development will be stifled and these guys don't care.
Greed everywhere. Now we can see that greed is everywhere, just that these nations created instructions to withstand the widespread effect of these greedy fellows.
Brace up people, your national leagues are now going to look like College Basketball while the ESL will become the NBA lol.
If this succeeds, then it will be termed the heist of the century. And like u predicted, it failed. |
Politics › Re: UK Asylum To Biafrans, Why Pro Nigerians Should Worry by Penguin2: 7:31am On Apr 21, 2021 |
Balkan: benin republic have given oduwa asylum My bad  How could I have forgotten that huge achievement? |
Politics › Re: UK Asylum To Biafrans, Why Pro Nigerians Should Worry by Penguin2: 7:23am On Apr 21, 2021 |
criuze: am hoping this recognition goes to the oduduwas too UK has not heard of Sunday Igboho  |
Politics › Re: Powerful APC Chieftains That May Join PDP Before 2023 by Penguin2: 7:10am On Apr 21, 2021 |
I stopped reading when you said Fayemi is a strong ally of Tinubu.
You don’t even know what’s up and you are writing. |
Politics › Re: Do You Believe Charms Exist That Can Prevent Bullet From Piercing The Body? by Penguin2: 7:05am On Apr 21, 2021 |
uruba23: You didn't read where I said it was a warning shot abi, not shot at me directly, but the villagers thought I was shot at.  |
Politics › Re: Do You Believe Charms Exist That Can Prevent Bullet From Piercing The Body? by Penguin2: 9:19pm On Apr 20, 2021 |
uruba23: Very funny who is lying, did you read between the lines. Yea. But the more I did, the more I’m convinced I just read a lie  |
Politics › Re: Biafra: IPOB Needs Referendum Not Asylum – Nnamdi Kanu Replies UK Govt by Penguin2: 9:15pm On Apr 20, 2021 |
immaculateheart: I hope he knows what he's doing You want help him abi? In case he doesn’t know what he is doing... |
Politics › Re: Do You Believe Charms Exist That Can Prevent Bullet From Piercing The Body? by Penguin2: 9:10pm On Apr 20, 2021 |
uruba23: Give it a L leg me I can't decrypt my post. Make una take am easy Dey lie for public forum na |
Politics › Re: Do You Believe Charms Exist That Can Prevent Bullet From Piercing The Body? by Penguin2: 8:44pm On Apr 20, 2021 |
uruba23:
I don't know about charms o, but I know I have been shot before and nothing happened( I suspect it is a warning shot sha). To be honest I didn't even know I was shot though i heard the gunshot and the birds flying, until the next day when the villagers came gathering looking for corpse, I was actually camping in a bush and was told the Nigeria Army actually surrounded my camping ground through out the Night guarding me jealously.. Anyway grateful to them shall..to think I even overslept sef. You overslept where? This your story get K Leg abeg |
Politics › Re: Governor Sanwo-olu Explains Why Lagos State Does Not Have Amotekun by Penguin2: 1:34pm On Apr 19, 2021 |
Jerryherd: If Tinubu doesn't want Amotekun then Osun won't have one of the most equipped Amotekun corp in Southwest That’s because Oyetola is proving to be a man of his own unlike Sanwolu that is tied to Tinubu’s apron. |
Politics › Re: Governor Sanwo-olu Explains Why Lagos State Does Not Have Amotekun by Penguin2: 10:54am On Apr 19, 2021 |
Just tell us Tinubu doesn’t wanna anger his northern masters. Nobody will beat u. After all Fulanis and Yoruba are one. YoruFulas  |
Politics › Re: Acute Insecurity Not New In Nigeria: Lai Mohammed by Penguin2: 10:48am On Apr 19, 2021 |
Look this fool with mouth bent one side o!
So because acute insecurity is not new in Nigeria, therefore acute insecurity should continue?
Zombies will still foam in the mouth in support.
Goodness! |
Politics › Re: Abia: Unknown Gunmen Strike Again, Kill 2 Police Officers, Set Vehicles On Fire by Penguin2: 10:45am On Apr 19, 2021 |
johnmartus: I weep for southeast. The little peace they enjoy in the past has finally gone welcome them to another bonu in disguise. Save your tears for the North and Southwest |
Sports › European Super League: Who Do You Think Will Bow First? by Penguin2(op): 8:31am On Apr 19, 2021 |
12 European big clubs have created a breakaway Super League but almost all the governing bodies of football are against it. With FIFA threatening to ban players who play in the league from playing at the World Cup while UEFA has followed suit by threatening to ban clubs from participating in any UEFA competition.
Despite these threats however, these clubs went ahead with their plan.
So the question now is who will blink first? The governing bodies or the clubs? Who do you think will win the war and why? |
Politics › Re: Pantami Risks Life/20yrs Imprisonment For Supporting Terrorism by Penguin2: 8:23am On Apr 19, 2021 |
helinues: Yhen Yhen Yhen.
People with bring them down syndrome So Pantami should remain while Kemi Adeosun and Walter Onoghen are right to have been sacked? |
Politics › Re: Does Bayelsa Have The Best Federal Roads? What I Saw (Pictures, Video) by Penguin2: 6:11am On Apr 19, 2021 |
Deadlytruth: It is really pathetic that Ipigs like you can't see anything except through the we versus them lenses. If anything, you are the zombie here and in fact a GEJ zombie.
We are talking about the issue of criticizing people for abandoning their own home territory infrastructure wise and this GEJ zombie is talking about Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Was GEJ from Lagos, Ogun or Oyo State which the road cuts through? Moreover, the criticism he faced on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway was as a result of him starting it and then later practically abandoning it . Why start it at all when Federal Roads passing through his own home Region were in far worse states? Isn't that still his priority misplacement tendency that my whole argument is all about? Was Lagos-Ibadan Expressway supposed to be his priority in the first instance? If the Obasanjo who was a native of the area didn't ever touch that road and wasn't criticized by his people, then why did GEJ think he had any business with it? If he hadn't started Lagos-Ibadan Expressway at all but given priority to his own home region's federal road would Channels TV and the rest have criticized him for partial abandonment or fraudulent mobilization of contractors to it? That is what you get when your charity doesn't begin from home. Is anyone now calling for Fashola's head for allocating so much of his ministry's budget to the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway as a native of the host region? Of course not, because by that he started his charity from home. But what business of priority did GEJ have with it to warrant him giving it priority attention? He wanted to be Mr. one-Nigeria and a 'detribalized patriot', right? He was too naive and had no use for the lessons which Nigeria's political history has to offer. . I wonder what you hope to gain by shamelessly lying in a public forum that Jonathan was criticized over pipeline protection contracts on the premise that Abokis and Yorubas were not considered. Wasn't the biggest chunk of the pipeline protection contract worth N9bn given to a Yoruba man called Gani Adams and factional head of OPC by GEJ? See it below: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/179053-while-tinubu-starved-us-jonathan-gave-us-multibillion-naira-pipeline-contracts-gani-adams.html
See another evidence below: https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/outrage-over-pipeline-contracts-to-tompolo-gani-adams-others/amp/
I guess Gani Adams was an Ijaw man like Tompolo or Asari Dokubo or that there are Oil pipelines criss-crossing his home state of Osun?
From the contents of the two sources I have shown you, it is clear that the criticism levelled against GEJ over pipeline protection contracts wasn't about the geographical spread or federal character of the beneficiaries list but about the propriety of giving the job of the lawful state security apparatii (police, army, airforce, DSS, Navy, Civil Defense) to militia groups which are all illegal groups terrorizing the nation. But you chose to lie just to give validation to your victim card playing on behalf of GEJ. Short memory is one big disease of GEJ zombies. So was Gani Adams familiar with the oil pipelines terrain? Was he a native of the terrain? I guess you can now direct to Jonathan your own question as per whether pipeline protection contracts should be given to people not familiar with the terrain. Can't you see you are a great liar now? Some of you GEJ zombies seem to have been too devastated by the 2015 agony of defeat that you find it difficult to comprehend simple points. I made my point with insulting you a single time. But from your letter to your final full stop, you riddled your write up with insult atop insult. Now about the contract to ex militants, I’m sure you are one of those defending this government for embarking on deradicalization agenda for Boko Haram fighters. Where they are dressed in new robe, flown in govt jet and given cheques and pushed back to the communities they killed its people. I’m sure you are one of those who would have defended this govt in their muted idea to grant amnesty to bandits. But since it’s Niger Delta militants, GEJ was wrong. |
Politics › Re: Does Bayelsa Have The Best Federal Roads? What I Saw (Pictures, Video) by Penguin2: 10:53pm On Apr 18, 2021 |
Deadlytruth: .
The bolded is a very misleading narrative and an attempt to rationalize GEJ's misplacement of priorities which cost him his second term. Nobody would have ever accused him of nepotism if he had surfaced all roads in his village or his LGA in Bayelsa. Who have you ever seen or heard calling Buhari out for establishing two federal universities in his Daura hometown and renovating countless federal roads in Katsina despite the state contributes nearly nothing to the national purse from which he funded these projects? If none, then how much less would it have been if Jonathan had surfaced all Bayelsa federal roads considering the fact that Bayelsa State generates a large percentage of federal revenue? Zombies cannot attack Buhari’s nepotism because their paymaster is banking on Buhari support to the presidency. But you can’t say the same about GEJ. You and I know how the Lagos-Ibadan expressway press was unleashed against Jonathan. Even Channels Television that we all thought was neutral could no longer maintain neutrality. They all turned opposition mouthpiece. GEJ was criticized to his boxers. Now how are you sure he wouldn’t have been criticized for that too? Remember they criticized GEJ for awarding contracts of securing pipelines to Government Tompolo and others. Their argument was why wasn’t aboki and Yoruba people also considered in the contract. But the question is why would GEJ award the contract of securing pipelines to people who not familiar with the terrain of the pipelines? Abeg I no get strength to remember how the press was used against GEJ |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's $12 Billion 'Green Africa Airways' WILL Overtake Ethiopian Airlines. by Penguin2: 7:12am On Apr 18, 2021 |
Rossphinki: Today, Ethiopian Airlines rules the African skies.
But can they cope with the stunning new entry of Nigerian start-up, Green Africa Airways, which has ordered an incredible 100 Boeing 737 Max planes to disrupt the entire African aviation ecosystem?
Ethiopian Airlines chiefs were said to be in a state of total panic and confusion upon hearing the scale of this new Nigerian entrant into the African aviation market, and are hurriedly seeking out ways to counter the influence of the dynamic, highly capitalised newcomer. . .
Nigerian start-up places Africa's largest ever aircraft order with Boeing
A Nigerian start-up carrier backed by a former chairman and chief executive of American Airlines has placed an order for up to 100 Boeing 737 MAX8s, representing the largest aircraft deal ever for the African continent.
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Nigerian start-up places Africa's largest ever aircraft order with Boeing, with an order of 100 Boeing 737 Max Aeroplanes
A start-up carrier backed by a former chairman and chief executive of American Airlines has placed an order for up to 100 Boeing 737 MAX8s, representing the largest aircraft deal ever for the African continent.
Nigerian start-up Green Africa Airways has signed a commitment for up to 100 Boeing 737 MAX8 aircraft as the airline prepares to begin commercial operations.
The total deal carries a list-price of $11.7bn, the largest aircraft agreement from Africa, and is evenly split into 50 firm aircraft and 50 options.
Babawande Afolabi, the low-cost carrier’s founder and chief executive, said it was a “historic day for the Nigerian and African aviation industry”.
He added: “This landmark deal takes us much closer to our long-held dream of building a world-class airline that will unlock a new realm of positive possibilities for millions of customers.
“Broadly speaking, this deal is a bold symbol of the dynamism, resilience and soaring entrepreneurial drive of the next generation of Nigerians and Africans.”
Green Africa Airways, based in Lagos, has already received its Air Transport License from the Nigerian government.
It is backed by a group of senior industry leaders led by Tom Horton, former chairman and chief executive of American Airlines, William Shaw, founder and former chief executive of VivaColombia and Virasb Vahidi, former chief commercial officer of American Airlines.
Vahidi said Nigeria is “uniquely positioned to be the home of the next major value airline”. According to figures from OAG Schedules Analyser, the country’s low-cost market represents about 16 percent of total capacity.
“The strategic partnership with Boeing positions Green Africa Airways to expand and improve air travel for customers in Nigeria, and further strengthens the relationship between the United States, Nigeria and Africa,” Vahidi added.
Green Africa Airways initially plans to develop the Nigerian market and then build a pan-African network. According to Boeing's 20-year Commercial Market Outlook, airlines in Africa will require 1,190 new aircraft as the continent boosts both intra-continental and intercontinental connectivity over the next couple of decades.
https://www.routesonline.com/news/29/breaking-news/282108/nigerian-start-up-places-africas-largest-ever-aircraft-order-with-boeing/ This is news from 2015. Stop posting false information on Nairaland. This is how you posted that Facebook was building branch office in Lagos but until now, no credible source has confirmed that claim. Lalasticlala rule 8 |
Politics › Re: North-East Govs Bemoan Inability To Try Boko Haram Suspects by Penguin2: 6:48am On Apr 18, 2021*. Modified: 7:06am On Apr 18, 2021 |
We have always shouted on top of our voices that this govt is a govt of terrorists, but zombies will be foaming in the mouth, standing reason on its head to defend the indefensible.
Many communities were sacked by marauding herdsmen in Benue with about 72 people slaughtered like chickens in Agatu. But up till today, not a single herdsman has been paraded for that dastardly act nor are there any, facing charges in any court.
Bandits embarked in ethnic cleansing mission in southern Kaduna but up till today, not a single one of them has been arrested. Instead, villagers are usually swiftly arrested if they dared defend themselves.
A king was killed in Ogun by Fulani herdsmen and known of them were arrested, but when residents killed cows in reprisals, they were invited to Abuja.
Nnamdi Kanu set up ESN to defend the East from marauding herdsmen and the Nigerian govt went with aerial bombardments against them in Orlu. People that did not kill a fly but defending their land against the people you are saying you want to defeat.
But Sheikh Gumi have constantly visited Bandits in the bush but the Nigerian govt cannot go on aerial bombardment against them.
My anger is that in all these, fools who call themselves educated and with gray matter in their skull, will still be defending this clear state sponsored terrorism. Calling Buhari “darling”.
Others, who are Tinubu online cretins, feel they must defend Buhari so that he can hand over to their drug lord.
And these are the fools who are Nigeria’s leaders of tomorrow.
Pathetic! |
Politics › Re: Why More International Firms Prefer Ghana To Nigeria by Penguin2: 6:47am On Apr 18, 2021 |
helinues: I really don't get the gist about all the news with Nigeria Vs Ghana eish.
Nigeria is not in any competition with Ghana.. Even though we do not share border but they are more closer to Nigeria than Benin and Chad.
In West Africa, After Nigeria is Ghana..
We will always wish Ghana all the best as they have been wishing us from time immemorial You will get the gist when you enthrone reason over sentiment. Until then, keep playing the ostrich for 30k crumbs. |
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't EFCC Questioned Peter Obi About Abuja And Port-Harcourt Malls by Penguin2: 5:26am On Apr 18, 2021 |
Exclusive101: Was Obi's family richer than Tinubu or why do foolish Igbos like you believe Peter Obi can use Anambra state fun to build himself malls in PH n Abuja while he was a governor but Tinubu who is over 100 times richer before becoming a governor n after do not deserve the same right ? Go and arrest him, and save yourself the heartache. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Breaks Ramadan Fast With Buhari In Aso Villa: Photo by Penguin2: 9:07pm On Apr 17, 2021 |
seunmsg: I thought they said Buhari has used and dumped Tinubu and he no longer has access to the president. Don’t tell me you are having orgasm over a picture that cannot be authenticated. No wonder you lots voted Buhari. Una Dey believe anything without critical examination. |
Politics › Re: Does Bayelsa Have The Best Federal Roads? What I Saw (Pictures, Video) by Penguin2: 6:15pm On Apr 17, 2021 |
Their son, GEJ, was president for six years. So it’s totally understandable.
Forget what zombies will be here foaming in the mouth that GEJ didn’t even build the road leading to Otuoke. But had he done it, same zombies will tell the world how Lagos-Ibadan road was abandoned while GEJ was using federal money to construct road into his village. |
Politics › Re: This Road Was Actually Fixed In Two Days by Penguin2: 5:50pm On Apr 17, 2021*. Modified: 6:10pm On Apr 17, 2021 |
In Nigeria, Fashola will use the first month to ask for bids.
In the second month, the bidders will be stratified into which company is loyal to PDP and which is loyal to APC.
In the third month, companies loyal to APC will further be stratified into which company is loyal to Malami Camp, which is loyal to Elrufai/Fayemi camp and which one is loyal to Tinubu camp. We all know the ones loyal to Tinubu camp will be favored.
In the fourth month, Fashola will try to identify which of the companies will pay him his commission without opening his nyash. Then together they will jack the price up so they can get their cut.
In the fifth month, Fashola will make first presentation to FEC.
In the sixth month, FEC might finally approve project after #FixOurDividedRoad must have trended on Twitter.
In the seventh month, contractor will be mobilized to site.
After two months without contractor really doing anything reasonable, Fashola will address a press conference on the tenth month of how repairs on the road is stalled by paucity of funds since the road was not captured in SUKUK loan.
In the eleventh month, the president will write Senate to approve a loan request from China to enable the road to be speedily constructed.
Between the twelfth month and fifteenth month, Senate goes on recess.
As senate resumes on the sixteenth month, PDP senators will oppose loan request due to some clause in the loan request that is injurious to the Nigerian state. Loan request is stalled at the Senate.
By eighteenth month, contractor will leave site.
By then commuters are already used to alternative route.
By 2023, APC and PDP will campaign with the road.
Nigeria my country! |
Politics › Re: Video: ESN In Action As They Exchange Gun Fire With Herdsmen In Enugu by Penguin2: 3:28pm On Apr 17, 2021 |
Abdul05: How many herdsmen and how many ESN gangsters were in that bush.the herdsmen were outnumbered by those idiots.
so what are saying? Next time ,tell them to chase the herdsmen to up north . It is called Eastern Security Network and not Northern Security Network. So nothing concern ESN with chasing nama to north. |
Politics › Re: 2023 President: See Who Nigerians On Twitter Are Rooting For (Photos) by Penguin2: 2:33pm On Apr 17, 2021 |
It is fallacious to say “see who Nigerians on Twitter are rooting for” when I can’t even see up to 5 tweets in support of this brazen madness.
Rephrase and say, “say who one mad and brainless almajiri is rooting for”
One thing is sure, if APC doesn’t give a southerner it’s ticket, it won’t survive beyond 2023.
Because the Yoruba cannot play second fiddle again.
And if PDP give VP to southeast and APC does the same, Southeast will vote PDP before the crow of the cock.
So whichever way, APC is left with no other choice than zone ticket to south.
On that premises, thunder fire Isa Pandemic |