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See what bigotry has done to you. This is is very bad; get help fast!

^^^

Louder please!

And what has this senseless crime got to do with politic?
MODs, pls family or crime section.

kingoflag: YOU ARE A DUMMY!

First, off your not more Igbo than me, so you can STFU and go die somewhere. Second, whether Eastern Region, Western Region or Northern Region burns and crashes to ashes tonite is non of my problem, cannot and WILL NOT affect me in anyway. But youre too dense in the head to see that.

Carry on inhaling generator fumes and living in fear of cops slapping the dog shiyyt out ur aszz (or shooting you in broad daylight) if you do not part with a N20 bribe.

Clown!

lol,

Truly a child of anger!

Obiagelli: Ohh see kettle

The way you stalk me; pray, say, have we met?

kingoflag: The people of the Eastern Region wont let it work.

Lol, Sad tribalist!
So the people of Eastern Region are holding your balls? Are you truly lily-livered?

@Topic,
This is balanced submission by the yoruba elders. Something that managed to elude WS who took a one-sided approach.

I hope Amechi, the G5 and others involved in this crisis harkens to Afenifere's advice.

Fashola is working ooo

Oko Oni Badie oooo

Standing5: Kpa Kpa! Kpa Kpa Kpa! Kpa!

Your should have been more careful with your comment about an African making seemingnly harsh comment about fellow Africans . . . I spotted the the Abracadaba logic.

You still don't get the jist, do you? Perhaps you should read the article again. Perhaps much more slowly this time around!

ow11: He explained her behaviour and attributed it to a reaction to the innate self awareness issues ALL humans have. That is where my agreement with his postulation ends!

He later extrapolated that behaviour to be the natural reaction of an African (went off the rails with IQ tests and agbada) which I do not agree with as even the writer is African and is clearly able to react to his self awareness in a totally different way.

You are trying to rule a line once again when it comes to human behaviour and yes I can pick and choose what part of a text I agree with and what I do not. This is not O level maths where an agreement with the answer to a question implies an agreement to the stated principle.

We can go even further to painfully dissect his speech and say that there clearly exists a stereotypical 'African' way of handling self awareness (that way has been ascribed to Africans but does not include all Africans as Roman emperors showed that same behaviour). We could very well give it another name (Megalomania) and those that react to self awareness by showing said traits can be ascribed as such.

His hurried approach to equate this behaviour to or call it African is where I disagree with him.

@bolded, Actually you got it the other way round. The writer started by characterizing Africans before bringing in PJ. In his view Patience Jonathan behave the way she does simply because she is African. I understand clearly you don't subscribe to such uncharitable characterization of Africans, I only wanted to bring it to your attention that if you say the writer is 'spot on' in his analysis and reasons, you indirectly agree with his views of Africans - as such was the foundation of his write-up.

Standing5: What you just displayed here almost mirror what the writer tried to address. Abracadaba logic that leeds to feeling of the kind inferiority that drive Patience Jonathan.

Clap for yourself, for making sense!

Are these not the same BH that allegedly signed 'ceasefire' pact with FG?


Moral of the story: Never negotiate with terrorists!

ow11: Maybe it had two meanings. I can't deny his self-loathing but he was spot-on on her excesses and the reasons behind it.I quite agree with him given her loud mien even when the travails of her predecessor still lingers in recent memory leaves a lot to be desired about her thought process or those around her.

However, extrapolating it to all Africans was too simplistic and downright insulting. We may be ruled by megalomaniacs and buffoons but the regular African is far more decent than the western stereotype which Mr Osuji has bought hook, line and sinker tries to sell.

Sounds like double speak to me.


Ozodi is basically saying that PJ act the way she does because she is African - that is unmistakeable.
If you say that Ozodi is spot on in his analysis of PJ, as a typical African, then you invariable agree that African are as painted by Ozodi. You can't pick and choose.

ow11: I diasagree with Osuji on some points especially the IQ bits but he gave his message raw and unfiltered (very un African ) and as usual, people with no ability to discount the raised points attack the messenger. Cowardly and Childish!

Ultimately, the crux of the article is about the 'inferior Africans', exemplified by the number of times Africans was used in the discourse. PJ was just used as an example, unless you didn't quite understand the writer's point of view.

Seems to me that the writer has a very low self esteem - which he invariably projects unto others.


Hear him:

Africans, like five year old children (they are literally dumb since they score lowest on IQ test, scholastic aptitude tests and at schools )

Imagine that coming from an African, and some people are falling head over heel to laud him, simply because he mentioned Patience and Jonathan in the megalomaniac write-up. Shame!

[quote author=sonnel]“I’m insulted by what is going on in Rivers State. We have been through this before. Soyinka should go n sit down.maybe one of those cultist are procduct of his invention.so why is he blaming Jonathan.Has he ever felt insulted with d actions of his secret cult?[/quote]

hehehehe. But you do have a point.

Olaolufred: I think what they said is too much for your impoverished mind to comprehend. That is why you saw contradition instead of corroboration.

Kind sir, I truly understand your anger, pain and frustration. A child borne out of anger will always be bitterly frustrated. May I kindly suggest you romance a naked live wire, it's proven a great remedy for those in your painful situation.

Do you think Buhari is naïve?
Absolutely! He is politically naïve. Yes, he is politically naïve. Absolutely!

Can you be more explicit sir?
I would say he should be walking with his eyes wide open because those around him in 1999 were somewhere else. Were they with him? Our people will say if you see a horse (ACN/Tinubu) fully dressed walking alone in the forest, it must have thrown the owner (Atiku, Ribadu) off. Don't ride it because it threw somebody (Atiku, Ribadu) away. I have been wondering; they abused the PDP that we are murderers, party of riggers, a party of whatever - it is evil. Fine! Why do they want murderer governors in their midst? Why do they want us to be there? Number two, this so called APC is again what you call political fraud because you may change the nomenclature - change it ten times over, did the people come from heaven? They are the same old people. You see, to me, I laugh at it more because the entire contraption is a creation of pain and anger. It is not about Nigeria. They are people who failed to make it in their political parties who think by coming together they can make it.

Classic knock-out punch! This Lamido man, is really deep (in politics).

ShyM-X:
Calling "PointB" intelligent is an insult to billions of intelligent people on this planet. Can't you see the guy labelled himself, Point-B, for a reason? Point-B is where re.tards go - Point-A is for the discerning minds.

When the same Wole Soyinka tore the Buhari man to shreds a few weeks ago, the same airheaded pointB was full of praises for him. However, now that the man is speaking the truth about the fedora hat wearing one, who feeds PointlessB with crumbs, he's back to what he knows how to do best. The guy is a clown!

Unlike some of you bigoted folks, I dont worship WS. He is a mere mortal just like you and I. I am very comfortable lauding him when I agree with him, and calling him out when I disagree. WS is not infallible.

As for the other complementary choice words of yours, I feel honoured to have had myself thoroughly analyzed by a Wole Soyinka worshiper, and an avid follower of PointB! Keep it up.

Do you think Buhari is naïve?
Absolutely! He is politically naïve. Yes, he is politically naïve. Absolutely!

Can you be more explicit sir?
I would say he should be walking with his eyes wide open because those around him in 1999 were somewhere else. Were they with him? Our people will say if you see a horse (ACN/Tinubu) fully dressed walking alone in the forest, it must have thrown the owner (Atiku, Ribadu) off. Don't ride it because it threw somebody (Atiku, Ribadu) away. I have been wondering; they abused the PDP that we are murderers, party of riggers, a party of whatever - it is evil. Fine! Why do they want murderer governors in their midst? Why do they want us to be there? Number two, this so called APC is again what you call political fraud because you may change the nomenclature - change it ten times over, did the people come from heaven? They are the same old people. You see, to me, I laugh at it more because the entire contraption is a creation of pain and anger. It is not about Nigeria. They are people who failed to make it in their political parties who think by coming together they can make it.

Classic knock-out punch! This Lamido man, is really deep (in politics).

Geomac: You are more intelligent that this PointB.
Are you saying it is a big task for GEJ to attend to the two points you raised above?

How would I blame you? You get easily carried away by the propaganda machine of the collective children of anger.

Here is the President response to the crisis:

Home » Featured » Rivers PDP crises regrettable- Jonathan



President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday expressed worries about the recent political developments in Rivers State as he called on all those involved in regrettable acts of political violence to show greater respect for the constitution and the rule of law.

In a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, the President urged members of the Rivers State House of Assembly and all other political gladiators in the state to put the interests of the state and the nation above their personal egos and ambitions that “seem to have gotten in the way of their expected commitment to uphold the principles of democracy and good governance.”

He called on all those who were remotely or directly involved in heightening political tension in Rivers State to put an immediate end to their actions, which he said, are capable of plunging the state into public disorder.

To this end, he urged them to strive to settle their political differences without further recourse to barbaric acts of violence.

The statement reads: “President Jonathan expects all members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Rivers State, irrespective of their current affiliations or loyalties, to comport themselves with greater restraint while efforts continue to resolve existing differences and restore internal harmony to the state branch of the party.

“The Presidency has also noted with regret the continuing attempts by some individuals and groups to place responsibility for the unpleasant developments in Rivers State on President Jonathan.

“We are constrained to state once again that there is absolutely no factual basis for suggestions that some of the politicians involved in the current dispute are acting at the behest of the President.”

“President Jonathan certainly did not instigate the crisis in the Rivers State House of Assembly and as President of the nation, he will never support any actions that negate his avowed commitment to the rule of law. The President will also never violate his oath of office to always defend the Nigerian Constitution.”

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news-update/rivers-pdp-crises-regrettable-jonathan/


But of course, you can never satisfy the world. I bet you know that already!

solomon111: Now that GEJ has spoken,i hope those blaming the president will grow some brain cells.

I doubt; they would like to see him in River State, so that they can further accuse of taking sides.

You can never satisfy the collective children of anger; the members of the Anger & Pain Contraption (APC)

Let us clap for Soyinka and Femi Falana. They have spoken plenty grammar, albeit full of contradiction.


In one breath they asked the President to get involved in the situation in Rivers State, in another they asked the President to pay more attention to those murdering our children (in the North.)

Perhaps these men should be clearer - what is more deserving of attention? Boko Haram killing our children (in the North) or River State big men playing hide and seek with a Mace?

Demdem: I won't be surprise if it was Pointb that sold the lie to them.
Anyway, its good that they have seen the light.

Lol,

You mistake me for Liar Mohammed.

Tolexander: Amadioha dey conduct election ni abi e dey vote?

I just dey wonder how GEJ got those massive votes in the 2011 general election. Never knew it wasn't the real people that voted for him but the ogbanje, egbere, amadioha and amadiohess in the shrine of evil forest that voted.

lol

Him who God has blessed cannot be stopped by the gods, they'll simply fall in line, and cast their votes appropriately. They can't dare the ire of God!

I am with the Civilian JTF on this regard. First the should surrender their guns; their they should give details about their leadership and operation. They should own up to their crimes, and accept their just punishment; they can't kill all those people and then walk free. There MUST be deterrence; else this group will reemerge later in near future.

Billionaires: I thought I was the only one to notice that TRUTHFUL clause.

APC - A contraption created out of anger and pain!

Or better put,

APC - Anger & Pain Contraption !

Number two, this so called APC is again what you call political fraud because you may change the nomenclature - change it ten times over, did the people come from heaven? They are the same old people. You see, to me, I laugh at it more because the entire contraption is a creation of pain and anger. It is not about Nigeria. They are people who failed to make it in their political parties who think by coming together they can make it.

A party forged by collective 'children of anger'!

APC - A party of the angry, by the angry, for the angry!

tomakint: Abegi PointB no kill me with laff

lol, I dey serious oo.