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Politics › Re: Rochas Okorocha Declared Winner Of Imo State Governorship Election by philips70(m): 7:54am On Apr 26, 2015*

dutchjongen:
How many times will I explain to you I don't support PDP.I hate corrupt politicians in APC,PDP and APGA and will expose their past corruption cases like Okorocha. I am very well versed in Nigerians key political actors and their history.If you see my other posts I've also exposed Tinubu and OBJ. I hate corrupt politicians and try to expose them.

Thanks for the excellent job. A thief is a thief irrespective of the party and provided the stealing is not based on conjectures and must have been proven. Please can you do a search on president Jonathan and his wife and expose same here or he is as clean as Buhari according to you? I can see you have artfully dodged his name since you started mentioning names. He is a big fish like OBJ, IBB and Buhari you mentioned severally. Let's see what wikileaks and your other sources say about him.

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Politics › Re: U.S Government Wants Global Position For GEJ by philips70(m): 1:56pm On Apr 24, 2015

Mogidi:
So celebrating GEJ's recognition by the U.S is now an offence?

I don't get what you mean by U.S being "meddlesome", is this just "badbelle" for gej getting this international recognition?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxFfl9jIOmg

Celebrate this news.

Politics › Re: N40 Pump Fuel Price Is My Figure, Not Buhari’s, Says David-west by philips70(m): 1:30pm On Apr 24, 2015

koligs:
You don't read... If only u read, u would have seen where he said he was gonna stabilize oil price...

Quit reading books written by haters and the frustrated so you don't live a life filled with self hate and frustration. This is a very valid advice.

Politics › Re: N40 Pump Fuel Price Is My Figure, Not Buhari’s, Says David-west by philips70(m): 9:41am On Apr 24, 2015

koligs:
This people are gradually changing their manifestos...

Hope I don't regret voting this man??

I will just keep my lip sealed and watch..

Is there anywhere in Buhari's manifesto he said petrol will sell at N40? Please always read and comprehend and do less of herd mentality. For your information please bear in mind the press partly makes Nigerian democracy and they are also the greatest destroyer of it.

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Crime › Re: Female Staff Of Sweet Sensation Jailed For 266 Years For Stealing Employer’s N8m by philips70(m): 6:44am On Apr 23, 2015

temitemi1:
8million=266 years . Abeg how many years tinubu surpose to spend for jail

GEJ and cronies should spend eternity in jail if this is applied. Seriously am ashamed of our judicial system. Why can't there be a plea bargain for the bread thief on the streets?

Politics › Re: 'i Am A Talent Hunter, I Put Talents In Office' - Tinubu Brags by philips70(m): 9:46pm On Apr 22, 2015

ignis:
I don't blame him.
I blame the yorubas for sheepfully following him.

Same way the Ibos and Niger Deltans are sheepishly following GEJ even with all his cluelessness and ineptitude with crass support for the obtrusively corrupt persons?

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Politics › Re: APC shuts its doors against PDP defectors by philips70(m): 9:38pm On Apr 22, 2015

So this APC could not just wait till May 29th when GEJ planned to defect?

Politics › Re: President Elect Gen. Buhari On TVC Live!! Lets Discuss The Info From Him by philips70(m): 5:13pm On Apr 22, 2015

Billyonaire:
I will equate the value of $1 to N1......Buhari.

Deliberately being a fool is not a virtue my friend.

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Politics › Re: Agric Minister Deletes Tweets Attacking Buhari by philips70(m): 4:52pm On Apr 22, 2015

Mogidi:
They're now trying to rewrite Buhari's history of ineptitude.

Never wanted to comment on this hate filled thread but I can't just let you go away with this. It is an aberration for any Jonathanian to accuse anyone with ineptitude. Oxford must have had Jonathan in mind when they defined ineptitude in their dictionary. Please don't try this again.

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Politics › Re: Buhari Shouldn’t Ignore Confab Recommendations — Uranta by philips70(m): 12:56am On Apr 22, 2015

ShowYourCertificate:
A very good advice. But I know our clueless, senile and certificateless president-elect will not heed this advice

GEJ is a very jealous and vindictive man, ask Suleimon Abba. Don't covet his titles. Be warned.

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Politics › Re: Egyptian President Invites Buhari For Discussion by philips70(m): 12:13am On Apr 22, 2015

OXYGEN011:
Obama visited the President of Ghana so Ghana is better and greater than U.S.A I guess.I don't know why there are sooo many fools in nigeria who reasoned with their ass.

Actually Nairaland harbours a very significant number of these fools. You can't get a higher converge elsewhere.

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Politics › Re: Senate Presidency: PDP Begins Move To Battle APC by philips70(m): 8:57pm On Apr 21, 2015

So the disappointment of the loss of the presidency is not enough for all the TANOIDS on this forum? They are gathering another false hope of senate presidency with toilet logic again. PDP is a dying party and by 2019 it will not be existing anymore. The earlier you guys absorb this fact the better for you. Can't wait to see how David Mark will be asked to sit down in that chamber. Will be very interesting as all his dreams was being a senate president for as long as possible.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: See What South Africans Had To Say Concerning Xenophobia by philips70(m): 8:18am On Apr 20, 2015

Xenophobia is evil we all know but all Nigerians should join in condemning the kind of business our own country men do in these foreign lands. SA, Malaysia, Indonesia it's the same stories. Nigeria is hard but most are still here hustling legitimately. The Nigerian home office in SA should screen them and any not found doing anything legitimate should be repatriated home immediately. Nonsense!

Politics › Re: Abati Reacts To Punch Story On N2tr by philips70(m): 10:31pm On Apr 19, 2015

sauceny:
Even the United States of America cannot spend over $11billion on presidential elections.... I think Obama spent just a $100million campaigning.

They don't go around the US bribing kings, queens, pastors, thug groups, ethnic militias, imams, elders, witches and wizards, market women etc to win votes. These guys wanted the second term at all cost. They discovered they already lost before Feb 14th and got a 6 weeks shift which they used in buying anyone buyable. Whether 2T or less they must have wasted a fortune for Punch to carry such story. You only find such sensational stories on City People. Secondly, read Abati's release again and you will know it's lacking in its usual bite. GEJ has been scammed.

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Politics › Re: Why We Change Our Position On Buhari. Ex-millitant by philips70(m): 6:01pm On Apr 19, 2015

klevjey:
d way u carry d military amazes me...without the help of chad and Cameroonian military, do u think any logical progress would have been made against BH? u call d militant rag tag...how many are they?? if ur military is strong enough, send some SW and NE military equal to their numbers and let's see if one amala man or kunu drinker would leave alive??

mind you, this was how ISIS started...the Iraqi government thought they would be a flash in the palm...today no Iraqi military man can wear the khaki without fear..

Have u seen militant attack before?? If u have, u won't fear ordinary soldier... their training is hyperactive...

of course , u won't understand me since all ur life, u haven't left d 4 walls of ur town...

Never you refer to ISIS, Boko Haram, Al Shebab, Al quaeda when you are talking about the militants in the south. Entirely different specie of human beings. None of them is ready to take a bullet not to talk of suicide to advance their course. Militants are just business men advancing the course of their pockets.

Politics › Re: Why We Change Our Position On Buhari. Ex-millitant by philips70(m): 4:23pm On Apr 19, 2015

klevjey:
same way ghadafi was a military man...he died like a chicken...

when it comes to war, it is the number of bullets that matters...and u know u won't just be dealing with militants, but the se and ss military too...(off course u don't expect them to fight against their brothers just to satisfy an infidel....do u)

Died like a chicken in the hands of some rag tag militants abi? Your inference is as warped and clueless as your brain. So when some criminal elements tried to sabotage the government some ss and se military men will join them in the act. Let me tell you, Asari, Tompolo and other militant leaders know it's no longer a tea party.

Politics › Re: Why We Change Our Position On Buhari. Ex-millitant by philips70(m): 2:26pm On Apr 19, 2015

HzRF:
And who told u d elders are interested in ur empowerment scheme
U think u can fight BH ND militant together at d same time
Who told Jonathan didn't try to empower them

Whether he likes he pay
Whether he likes he did not pay

My own is make salaries dey enter

A responsible leadership knows exactly what to do to contain these things. Corruption grew most of these groups to their current level. We hope they gather enough political will to do the needful. GMB is a military man, he will never pay militants because they are militants.

Politics › Re: Why We Change Our Position On Buhari. Ex-millitant by philips70(m): 1:19pm On Apr 19, 2015*

ShowYourCertificate:
Did you read their demands? They want the amnesty bounty to continue. Now do you think your clueless certificateless senile Buhari will oblige their demands bearing in mind that he intends to run minimise unnecessary expenditures?

GMB will never pay any militant no matter the amount of threats. Instead he will prefer to put the money back to the communities if there is. If he does this the reasonable elders will call the boys to order. And if they mess up they will be adequately taken care of. The decision to oil the pockets of militants while there is still mass unemployment of graduates in this region combined with underdevelopment is one big error of this government. Lots of government officials siphoned billions of Naira from these payments.

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Politics › Re: Why My Cabinet Will Be Small – Buhari by philips70(m): 12:19pm On Apr 19, 2015

Entchidodo:
[color=#9030BC] Anything to reduce cost of governance and thieffnubu's influence is ok by us....Sai Baba.[/color]

You are gradually regaining sanity. The blood of GMB is gradually covering you. Praise the Lord somebody. Maybe the same you will refer to thieffnubu as a hero in the near future.

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Celebrities › Re: D'banj And Kenya Moore Pictured Together by philips70(m): 9:18am On Apr 19, 2015

Sweetguy25:
Damn. If D'Banj is phocking this woman then I'll have nothing but respect for him.

As a growing boy you need to get your priorities right. Fucking supposed high class ladies do not make one a superstar and so deserves higher respect than restrained guys. They could even be avenues for setbacks. And by the way the lady in question wrote in the post

"Me and my baby bro @iambangalee at the #worldbank event in Washington DC #action2015 end poverty"

Politics › Re: Jonathan Under Pressure To Sack IGP by philips70(m): 8:06pm On Apr 18, 2015

This news item was sponsored by no other person than IGP Suleiman Abba. He don see mugu. No be only neutral position during the elections. He will not stay beyond June 2nd 2015.

Christianity Etc › Re: Maharaj Ji Advises Buhari On How To Run His Government by philips70(m): 7:39pm On Apr 18, 2015

I guess Ekiti people should not even fear witches and wizards anymore. This set prophesied GEJ till 2019! GEJ is the most scammed president known to human history.

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Politics › Re: Fayose Begs For Forgiveness. by philips70(m): 5:11pm On Apr 18, 2015

GANJAFARMER:
Go to election ground where rigging is rife and see how thugs are commanding your police and army. Wetin you sabi?

The police and army work for who else other than us leaders? Or you think political leaders don't come on Nairaland?

Politics › Re: Fayose Begs For Forgiveness. by philips70(m): 5:04pm On Apr 18, 2015

GANJAFARMER:
I hope you are aware that it's the same thugs that makes your leaders for you - Thuggery is a profession and certainly not for the fainthearted like you and I.

No, leaders like us explore and exploit the gullibility of these thugs for our self aggrandizement. grin

Politics › Re: Fayose Begs For Forgiveness. by philips70(m): 3:42pm On Apr 18, 2015

spako4:
What of those your thugs had eliminated?

When we tell these political thugs like Truckpusher that politicians are not worth fighting for they will rain insults on us. tongue

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Politics › Re: Which Jonathan Policies Should Buhari Continue? by philips70(m): 1:02pm On Apr 18, 2015

Entchidodo:
[color=#9030BC] Number one policy is cutting away thieffnubu's necrous tentackles away from his gofernment circles....[/color]

Nairaland is not complete without you.....

Same way we were taught of the economic importance of tapeworm in Biology.

Politics › Re: People Buhari Must Fire To Show He Means Business - Farooq Kperogi by philips70(m): 11:06am On Apr 18, 2015

jamace:
You just made a blank damaging statement without substance. Tell us which portion of my statement is false, please.

Most Nigerian so call educated elites are ignorant of the constitution and the writer above is number one of them.

He/she should go and read the constitution and the various laws of those organisations to know to whom their loyalty should go to.

To help: Their loyalty is to the President and Commander in Chief of the federation.

In Summary: Their loyalty goes to whoever is the President and Commander in Chief of the federal republic of Nigeria, even if the president and commander in chief is a goat!

Do you mind quoting the relevant sections that support your assertions above? Now let me help you.

B - Nigeria Police Force

214. (1) There shall be a police force for Nigeria, which shall be known as the Nigeria Police Force, and subject to the provisions of this section no other police force shall be established for the Federation or any part thereof.

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Constitution -

(a) the Nigeria Police Force shall be organised and administered in accordance with such provisions as may be prescribed by an act of the National Assembly;

(b) the members of the Nigeria Police shall have such powers and duties as maybe conferred upon them by law;

(c) the National Assembly may make provisions for branches of the Nigeria Police Force forming part of the armed forces of the Federation or for the protection of harbours, waterways, railways and air fields.

215. (1) There shall be -

(a) an Inspector-General of Police who, subject to section 216(2) of this Constitution shall be[b] appointed by the President on the advice of the Nigeria Police Council from among serving members of the Nigeria Police Force[/b];

(b) a Commissioner of Police for each state of the Federation who shall be appointed by the Police Service Commission.

(2) The Nigeria Police Force shall be under the command of the Inspector-General of Police and contingents of the Nigeria Police Force stationed in a state shall, subject to the authority of the Inspector-General of Police, be under the command of the Commissioner of Police of that state.

(3) The President or such other Minister of the Government of the Federation as he may authorise in that behalf may give to the Inspector-General of Police such lawful directions with respect to the maintenance and securing of public safety and public order as he may consider necessary, and the Inspector-General of Police shall comply with those direction or cause them to be compiled with.

(4) Subject to the provisions of this section, the Governor of a state or such Commissioner of the Government state as he may authorise in that behalf, may give to the Commissioner of Police of that state such lawful directions with respect to the maintenance and securing of public safety and public order within the state as he may consider necessary, and the Commissioner of Police shall comply with those directions or cause them to be complied with:

Provided that before carrying out any such directions under the foregoing provisions of this subsection the Commissioner of Police may request that the matter be referred to the President or such minister of the Government of the Federation as may be authorised in that behalf by the President for his directions.

(5) The question whether any, and if so what, directions have been given under this section shall not be inquired into in any court.

216. (1) Subject to the provisions of this constitution, the Nigeria Police Council may, with the approval of the President and subject to such conditions as it may think fit, delegate any of the powers conferred upon it by this Constitution to any of its members or to the Inspector-General of Police or any other member of the Nigeria Police Force.

Now, from the above there is nowhere loyalty to the president is mentioned. Take note of the bolded parts. That he was appointed by the president which is a function of the law do not make his loyalty exclusive to him. It's as if you are saying the chief justice of the federation should be loyal to the president as to satisfy his whims and caprices to the detriment of other Nigerians. The writers of the constitution are not drunkards. These are institutions whose loyalty as prescribed by the constitution remain only to the law they swore they protect. It is only because of the naivety and legal lukewarm attitude of the people that allow for the sitting president to turn institutions of state to personal properties. That is why we need a government who can truly respect our constitution.

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Politics › Re: People Buhari Must Fire To Show He Means Business - Farooq Kperogi by philips70(m): 9:33am On Apr 18, 2015

jamace:
Nonsense. Most Nigerian so call educated elites are ignorant of the constitution and the writer above is number one of them.

He/she should go and read the constitution and the various laws of those organisations to know to whom their loyalty should go to.

To help: Their loyalty is to the President and Commander in Chief of the federation.

In Summary: Their loyalty goes to whoever is the President and Commander in Chief of the federal republic of Nigeria, even if the president and commander in chief is a goat! Any appointee that doesn't like the president and commander in chief is permitted by law to tender his/her letter of resignation.

With people like you we will remain here for the next 100 years. Change your thought process for your incoming generation to have life.

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Politics › Re: APC Zones Senate Presidency To N'central, Speaker To N'east by philips70(m): 8:52am On Apr 18, 2015

chukwudi44:
Bros it is no longer in your hands. Unless Buhari dies on the seat,he would rule for eight years. Do not think that everyone is like GEJ who would not rig elections. Besides the south would never unite again, so pushing him out even in a free and fair elections would not be easy

I guess you just rigged Buhari in with your voodoo rigging machines in the Southeast. Rigging is so much in your DNAs that you don't believe anyone can win elections based on convictions and perceptions. It is normal because you guys even rig in areas you have 100% control over the people. 2019 elections will be judged based on the performance of the incoming government. The days of election rigging and godfather politics is gradually coming to an end. The APC as a party know this. Fumble and kiss your seat goodbye in the next elections. That is why the PDP should make sure they monitor the few states they control so they perform excellently. That is the only way they can bounce back. If Buhari messes up he will be shown the door in 2019 and nothing anyone will do about it. The core north alone cannot guarantee him victory.

Politics › Re: APC Zones Senate Presidency To N'central, Speaker To N'east by philips70(m): 8:50am On Apr 18, 2015

Politics › Re: David-west To Okonjo-iweala: Buhari Doesn’t Need Your Advice by philips70(m): 10:28pm On Apr 17, 2015

ocelot2006:
Care to explain the "economic mess"? Last i checked, the.economy ia still the largest in Africa, still grows at 6% + rate, is still a choice destination for FDI, is slowly being diversified with sectors like agriculture now accounting for a xonaiderable chunk of our foreign exchange earnings with the manufacturing sector on the rise. All these thanks to NOI. But please do tell us about this "mess".

[b]In a country of 170M people only a negligible percentage could relate with these line of yours. Suffice it to say very few are knowledgable in financial matters. Same goes for people even in advanced countries. The only indices these category of people understand are jobs, the buying power of their currency, food on their table, affordable decent housing for all and life expectancy amongst others. With the reality on ground these indices are in sharp contrast with the sermon you just preached. Suffice it to say your sermon on the mount is only evident in the lives of politicians who have looted and appropriated huge funds to themselves and voodoo economists like NOI. For the common man on the streets there is weeping, wailing and gnashing of teeth. Nigerians are still living on less than $2 a day and minimum wage is still N18,000 when the exchange of the Naira to the dollar is 199/$. By the way hope you are not one of the happy politicians who do not believe times are hard in Nigeria just because they are living in affluence?[/b]

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Politics › Re: 10 Most Influential People On Nairaland by philips70(m): 9:24pm On Apr 17, 2015

MzJackBaueress:
Yes o!

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