₦airaland Forum

DropShot:
Whose presidency may have died? Or whose presidency has died?
You see why I said you make little sense despite that you say too much?

DropShot:
This got me cracked up!
By the way, are you an asss licker or just her asss licker?

Truckpusher:
Well, if not for your blind state of mind you'll always notice that I'm one person that doesn't lick ass in this forum and real life - because I'm my own man to the last drop of the blood in my vein but again you're blind . So, how do I expect you to understnd this now?

MizMyColi:
Just like you've been told on this thread, it will take years for you to read me loud and clear.

Go figure what the word "pun" means.
Bye...for good...on this thread.

DropShot:
The question I asked required a simple yes or no.
If you're what you claim, how did u know I'll need five generations to read her loud and clear?
You must be so sure of your horse indeed.

fulanimafia:
I was enveloped with utter amazement and disbelief at the baseless sentiments being peddled on this forum by members of the opposition, that the recent US trip embarked upon by President Buhari was entirely fruitless and a waste of resources. That assertion could have been correct and be categorized as a product of sanity if not for the following facts:

1. PMB honoured an invitation.

The first point to note President Buhari did not just embark on the trip for sightseeing or primarily to go and seek for weapons, but the visit was in honour of President Barrack Obama’s invitation on the strength of our president’s local and international goodwill. Thus international goodwill is as a result of the president’s acclaimed integrity, discipline and incorruptibility. This goodwill largely accounted for the way Buhari and his entourage were accommodated in Blair’s House, which serves as a site for “American Diplomacy” during the visit. This shows the esteem with which Buhari is held on account of this goodwill considering the fact that previous visiting Nigerian leaders never had such luxury treatment.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/185645-obama-invites-buhari-to-white-house.html

2. External Support for Policy Formulation & Execution

Indeed international partners had a rare opportunity to engage Nigeria on a new beginning given the fact that ministers are yet to be appointed and key policies are still being worked out, their input would definitely contribute to the shaping of this new governments policies, which would also make it more likely that we will have their full support in the execution of such policies. The input from potential investors and Biz executives at the recent meeting with Buhari in Washington is a case in point.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/buhari-woos-american-businessmen-to-invest-in-nigerian-economy/

3. Diplomatic Ties

There are also diplomatic consequences of the visit. It has the prospect of strengthening diplomatic relations of both countries. Obama has never visited Nigeria in his almost eight-year-tenure. This is not best for the image of Nigeria as the greatest black African Nation. Buhari’s visit may have provided a convenient platform for Obama to reciprocate the gesture by undertaking a visit to Nigeria in no distant future.
http://www.voanews.com/content/boosting-us-nigerian-ties-heart-obama-buhari-meeting/2866827.html

4. Recovery of Foreign Loot
Nigeria also requires assistance in retrieving stolen wealth stashed in some American commercial banks or covert agencies. There are strong indications and suggestions that some of these loots have been deployed in the purchase of expensive and expansive estate in Washington D.C. and its environs particularly the State of Maryland. As a result of this visit, the United States said it will assist Nigeria in locating and returning funds stolen by corrupt government officials.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/07/19/uk-usa-nigeria-idUKKCN0PT03R20150719

5. Re-enforcement of Anti-Gay Stance

President Buhari on this U.S trip, re-emphasized that Nigeria's Anti-sodomy legislation stands and will not be repealed as it goes against the culture and morals of Nigerians. President Buhari's refusal to compromise on this stance has been applauded by Nigerians far and wide.

The expectation is that the president’s latest visit to the US has marked a good beginning for the realisation of Nigerian’s vast potential. As noted by Obama, Buhari came into the office with a reputation of integrity and a clear agenda on corruption and Boko Haram insurgency including fixing the economy and infrastructure, therefore I call on members of the opposition to realize that months of wailing will not return Jonathan, so they should join hands with all Nigerians to achieve these objectives for the betterment of our nation.

fulanimafia:
Only a naive individual would not acknowledge the imbalanced relationship between the U.S and Nigeria, you think PMB did not have his reservations?

The only explanation for your persistent inability to comprehend basic logic is lack of exposure. There is a concept known as strategic alliances where both allies seek to make strategic benefits mutually, not because of shared affection but shared interests. Now going by your assertion relations among countries with an imbalance of power is a threat to the sovereignty of the weaker nation and as such should be avoided. What about the opportunity cost? Going into a strategic alliance allows both parties to benefit from each others strengths/resources while protecting their vulnerabilities.

This was exactly what PMB was going for, which was why he did not hesitate to immediately call them out for their refusal to sell arms, which I must emphasize, was a legislative/constitutional matter.

I would be interested in you analyzing our benefits from rolling with America. They refused to sell us weapons to curb terrorism in Nigeria. They predicted the break up of Nigeria this year and on the eve of the elections had troops stationed close to Nigeria to take "competitive advantage" and make use of the "strategic alliance" as you imply . I really want to know all the years pre-Jonathan when the relationship was sweet and rosy and we played the willing tool what did we benefit?? A name? Giant of Africa?.. Like i said to you earlier you need to apply your thinking hats when you talk about diplomatic relations.

Our little honeymoon with China and Russia saw us making an attempt at reviving the rails and Russia/Ukraine supporting with weapons while our good "strategic partner with "balance of power" shied away. Like i said i am interested in you analyzing what we lost by not dealing with the Americans for sometime and what we stand to gain. Please spare me the vague terms of strategic alliances or so... you can tell that to the mosquitoes.

After-all, the francophone countries in Africa all have good strategic alliance with France and we can see how they have turned out to be. Loss of sovereignty and reporting to their bosses in Europe before anything can be done. If China had waited to make their relationship with America blossom, they might have been worse off than Nigeria by now, same thing with Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. In essence, we are not in the league of the Americans yet and dealing with them in whatever guise is a form of modern slavery!

Think my friend, not everything should have to be explained to you, We get bored trying to educate matured peeps. And for you saying i lack exposure, don't you think the reverse is the case??

calebo101:
Buhari should as a matter of fact be very careful in dealing with the United States. They look out for their own interests and we have no common ground more especially as the deal with Iran has been struck!!! A sensible president would rather align with the Chinese, Russians, and other countries that will be more beneficial to Nigeria.

Truckpusher:
Nobody is always so sure about his bow and arrow , how much more a horse that breaths but your replies left me with no option than to profer a solution to your shortcomings and foolish remarks.

DropShot:
So you admit you were wrong for boasting about her! Hope a lesson is learnt boy.
Are you from the land of the chest beaters by any chance? It's those people who are uncouth and talk too much.

Truckpusher:
Well, you're even more daft than I had earlier thought and I tried striking up a convo with you but so far your problems seems to be far more worse than anticipated .

Read my posts upside down again and see how your foolishness was unmasked before you in broad daylight.

*faints on his behalf*

calebo101:
[b]I would be interested in you analyzing our benefits from rolling with America. They refused to sell us weapons to curb terrorism in Nigeria. They predicted the break up of Nigeria this year and on the eve of the elections had troops stationed close to Nigeria to take "competitive advantage" and make use of the "strategic alliance" as you imply . I really want to know all the years pre-Jonathan when the relationship was sweet and rosy and we played the willing tool what did we benefit?? A name? Giant of Africa?.. Like i said to you earlier you need to apply your thinking hats when you talk about diplomatic relations.

Our little honeymoon with China and Russia saw us making an attempt at reviving the rails and Russia/Ukraine supporting with weapons while our good "strategic partner with "balance of power" shied away. Like i said i am interested in you analyzing what we lost by not dealing with the Americans for sometime and what we stand to gain. Please spare me the vague terms of strategic alliances or so... you can tell that to the mosquitoes.

After-all, the francophone countries in Africa all have good strategic alliance with France and we can see how they have turned out to be. Loss of sovereignty and reporting to their bosses in Europe before anything can be done. If China had waited to make their relationship with America blossom, they might have been worse off than Nigeria by now, same thing with Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. In essence, we are not in the league of the Americans yet and dealing with them in whatever guise is a form of modern slavery!

Think my friend, not everything should have to be explained to you, We get bored trying to educate matured peeps. And for you saying i lack exposure, don't you think the reverse is the case?? [/b]

Truckpusher:
Dude , the Fulani man's head is still firmly stuck to the ass of the West.

calebo101:

Truckpusher:
oga make we helep these nomads abeg - na shiit full their brain.

Truckpusher:
Well, you're even more daft than I had earlier thought and I tried striking up a convo with you but so far your problems seems to be far more worse than anticipated .

Read my posts upside down again and see how your foolishness was unmasked before you in broad daylight.

calebo101:
My brother honestly I think they're beyond redemption. We only pray for their children not to inherit their illiteracy and make proper use of the Almajiri Schools a Niger Deltan built for them.

MizMyColi:
*faints on his behalf*

DropShot:
Stop your pretentious ways! You came into my chat with her with an insulting statement first.
Your gutter words depict you as someone lacking quality education, good home training, low social status and poor mannerism.
Goodbye.

Truckpusher:
Honestly , Jonathan did a disservice to the Niger Delta people by building those schools for their kids . This was purely something their own feudal lords couldn't do for them after many years of misruling this country.
Jonathan obviously believed in Nigeria else Boko Haram would have become an important tool to give them a nice caliphate in the North .

One day they will wish for a southerner like Jonathan and they will never see one again.

MizMyColi:
Mention me directly and state you disconcordance.

Anything less amounts to cowardice.

francizy:
This is just disgusting! Yesterday, I read on Business Day newspaper how almost all (if not all) the companies in Nigeria, are either experiencing decreased profit (within 10-40%) or experiencing loss completely! All these were attributed to Buhari's failure to appoint ministers and his lack of policies, in other words his GO SLOW (or should I say, hold up?) tendencies..

All these are happening just within Buhari's 50 days in office, I can imagine what will happen within 4 years as most of these companies would have relocated to Ghana/Togo/Benin Republic, leaving Nigeria in a more disastrous condition.

Yet someone came up with this trash! Listing nonsense as achievements when we all know that the main reason Buhari went there was to solicit for help to battle boko haram and the US said no to him.

NB:

It seems like all this Buahri bigots wish for is for Buhari to jail Jonathan and all his administration without delivering any other campaign promise. Even if 200,000 is killed by boko haram, millions loose their jobs (like in 1984), many companies folds (1984), most graduates stays jobless, no increased power supply, no infrastructural development, no meaningful policies, etc, within now till 2019, Buhari fans don't give a hoot, as long as Jona goes to jail.

No redemption for this country yet, Nigeria is a dead entity..

Also, I'd rather term this administration "Jona goes to jail"...


Cc fulanimafia, dropshot, muhdG

kilmix:
I wish you said something that could be 'googled'!

fulanimafia:
You couldn't even try to hide the pain behind your blatant refusal to acknowledge any gains recorded by the visit.

Yes Jonathan will go to jail if and when he is convicted, and that is a fact.

As for now, keep wailing.

barcanista:
Hahaha Abeg o....@gay movement! On a serious note, Buhari travelled to the USA without a Finance Minister (to help talk to investors), without a foreign affairs minister (to help with strengthening diplomatic ties), without the Petroleum minister (to help bring investors into the sector), without Businessmen (that will also assist in bringing some partners here). He went there on his own with some clueless politicians. Yet he expected Obama to take him serious.

francizy:
Mr man! The gains worth nothing as long as the main purpose/aim is defeated! People are dying in 50s by the day and you're listing nonsense as achievements? Of what use are those nonsense you listed when we all know that there's no tie whatsoever with the US since their gay marriage isn't welcomed (listing gay marriage refusal as an achievement, seriously? Then Jona must have achieved a lot while in office) and you claim there's some form of useless diplomatic tie between US and Nigeria now, yet they refused to sell us weapons or assist us in the boko haram fight.

God save you all from this your blindness!

fulanimafia:
1. How do you determine the 'main purpose' of the visit was defeated when the original intent of the visit was to honour Obama's invitation.

2. Their refusal to sell weapons is a constitutional/legislative matter. It would be illegal and unconstututional for the U.S to sell those weapons considering the provisions of the Leahy Act. it is up to Buhari to investigate allegations of HR abuses under Jonathan.

It is ironic to speak of blindness when you acknowledged in your first sentence that you would deliberately refuse to aclnowledge those gains because your so-called 'primary aim was defeated".

You're not just wilfully blind, but analytically handicapped.

Truckpusher:
Honestly , Jonathan did a disservice to the Niger Delta people by building those schools for their kids . This was purely something their own feudal lords couldn't do for them after many years of misruling this country.
Jonathan obviously believed in Nigeria else Boko Haram would have become an important tool to give them a nice caliphate in the North .

One day they will wish for a southerner like Jonathan and they will never see one again.

kilmix:
1. Baseless
2. Baseless
3. Wasted 2.2 billion naira from a supposed empty treasury.

4. Lonsense!
5. Restating Oga jona's stance.

*Modified*
The trip is best described as a 'reunion' between PMB and his campaign masters(US) and PMB and his 'alleged' war college alumni... using tax payers money.... and he didn't fail to carry his stooges along.

What a blatant show of frivolity and insensitivity.
What a [change]shame.


Am so angry, I don't feel like saying FTC..

Truckpusher:
The tuo nibbling barstard is hauling ass already - you should have asked your fulanigoat , he's in a better position to explain to your rag head that I spit on your type anywhere I see you in this forum trying to sound intelligent.