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These men are cutting deals to make remittances and getting reprieve from the authorities. I really would have loved to have them do some good time in the slammers. ![]() |
freeze001:If anyone needs an education between us, that person is you. Imagine the nonsense @ the bold- isn't that so typical of you lot. Who's been the most petty, vile and spiteful people on this forum if not you guys?? Even when one of your own speaks the truth about your undue hatred for anyone who dares to hold a different opinion from you, you viciously lash out at them, your most recent victim being one of your sisters- Adaure. It therefore hasn't come as a surprise your macabre dance on this thread. One thing you lot must know is that I will continue to be critical of your shameful behaviour here and beyond. You may curse all you want, that could never faze me- have seen a lot worse than any one of you ignoramuses can possibly throw my way. And for the umpteenth time, do away with your "atache by force" (as they call it around here). The people of the SS have moved on, you guys on the other hand are the ones stuck with the past unable to take a step into the future. I've got no problem with the SS. |
9jacrip:Here: ” The source said: “he not onlyNow, you can take your blame to Vanguard and not me. |
Typical.. Insults and hardly anything else comes off their heads. What a damn shame. ![]() They all seem reluctant to answer the question: what happens if I named my next dog Ojukwu?? Would the later day rights activists take seats beside me and applaud my expression of my liberties?? |
cktheluckyman:Hardly do I respond to extremely dumb posts like yours Pa Chukwudi. Can you point anywhere in the article the op stated Ogun state is a Fulani Hausa dominated state?? Are you so handicapped upstairs you can't tell apart "Dominated Area" from "Dominated state"?? What more do you have to go by besides jumping everywhere screaming zombie zombie? |
dearpreye:No one is deferring to Northerners. Would you try that nonsense where the culprit did or anywhere in the north? Does that mean you defer to northerners?? We have seen on several occasions Buhari's fans around here justify his actions by saying "Jonathan did same" and had folks like you ask what the propriety of such action is exactly regardless of who did it or didn't. Why is this case different to you?? What is the propriety of calling a dog Buhari?? The greatest stupidity of mr Chinweta lies more in the location he did that than in the act itself. Can you tell me a northerner would be foolish enough to go to the street of Bayelsa or anywhere else in the ND and hold up such an image?? You of all people should know better. |
Flaky overly emotional trolls, you are all welcome to the party. Make no mistakes, you were all expected, and also, your inane rants devoid of even the faintest glow of intelligence are also much expected. ![]() |
vedaxcool:Look at them below you- is it any wonder they always arrive scenes like this in droves to "prove everyone right"?? ![]() Small sense like dis, dem refuse to get. Hate, hate and hate, that is all their minds function with. I challenge any of them to fault any line in the article. |
Baawaa:All knowing Fayose and Wike still went ahead to drag Sheriff out of his sitting room while he was busy quietly drinking his nunu and made him PDP national chairman! ![]() |
Cc: Seun, Lalasticlala, Mynd44. |
Good evening. I'd like to put this call across to all those who've got functional sensory organs to reign in their hatred for a man who's literally done no harm to them besides standing up against/defeating their preferred candidate in a contest before it results in them paying the ultimate price needlessly. The world over, leaders are loved and hated by those whom they lead for reasons as diverse as the number of those who hate/love them- even Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Ghandi had people who despised them, squeaky clean as they were in character. That is a truism to which President Buhari isn't an exception. Those who love and hate such leaders have various means of demonstrating same depending on the nature of the society within which they live. Today, news broke about the arrest of an Igbo trader who not only named his dog "Buhari" but went as far as boldly painting the same on both sides of the pet. He was said to have been arrested for "intent to breach public peace and instigate ethnic and religious unrest". The incident took place in a predominantly Hausa/Muslim community and an APC state. Now, as expected, the fanatical haters of anything Muslim/Buhari/North/Hausa/Fulani pounced on the security agencies for "violating the right of Mr Chinakwe", insisting he can "call his pet whatever name he pleases", "write whatever he wishes to write on it", and that "we are back in the dark ages of Military rule". I really don't know how it happened but there's no gainsaying Jonathan's defeat did deal some people's intellect a fatal blow, otherwise, how else can one explain such idiocy??!! Besides the fact the name of the father of the complainant is Buhari, that is also the President's name and it doesn't take a soothsayer to tell mr Chinakwe's intent was to spite the President and locals in the area. I must admit I was knocked sideways with the fact he wasn't lynched but rather reported to the authorities! Knowing how much Muslims/Hausas/Northerners revere Buhari, isn't it the dumbest thing in the world what Chinakwe did?? Isn't it a shame some people are trying to justify his stupidity citing civil liberty?? Let me ask this question: HOW WOULD MR CHINAKWE's FANS REACT IF I WENT ENUGU, RENT AN APARTMENT, GET ME A BINGO AND NAME IT OJUKWU AND WRITE SAME ON BOTH SIDES OF ITS BODY ![]() Would they rally to my support insisting "I have the right to call my dog Ojukwu"?? Would they even call the police on me or kill me and have the police come take away my body?? This isn't the first time we are seeing this manner of misplaced hatred from these people. The other time, Asari Dokubo "turbaned" a dog the same day the Emir of Kano was being turbaned and uploaded the picture on the internet in spite of Sanusi, and the Chinwetas of this world ran wild with ecstacy- then I asked- how would these people feel if I wore my dog a red cap with a couple of feathers on it, put some heavy beads around its neck, cover it with a black suede cloth with elephant prints on it and declared IGWUEEEEEEE!!!!?? The Chinwetas and his fans outside and within this forum should mull over that for a moment. This brand of opposition/agitation earns one absolutely nothing but damnation! We come on here and throw all kinds of jabs at each other, insult the heck out of each other, granted, some of that unnecessary. What we must try to always observe is the Red Line[/b] especially in the mainstreet. We all know how fiercely defensive the typical Northerner is of his religion and political super-heavy-weights, we know they don't have the kind of restraint we do (which is why I said I'm surprised they handled the case the way they did) and as such must apply wisdom when dealing with them. Doing so doesn't make us cowards, no, to me that depicts cunning- there are ways you could tell one to eat your shiit and actually have them looking forward to eating it! You don't stand in the face of such people and say "Buhari is a dog" because you are brave, no, to me that is the height of stupidity. And whoever cheers such an act of yours on, you should see as your worst enemies! My greatest foes around here are the South Easterners, for obvious reasons- I'm just about a fanatical Buhari supporter, a fanatical Jonathan/PDP/Nnamdi Kanu hater, and any comment critical of those three earns one serious knocks from their supporters who are mostly Igbos/South Easterners. Regardless, that doesn't stop me taking e-shots at their heads, but I'd be a FOOL to call Kanu, for instance, a Red Bonobo Monkey in a market in Aba!! Dem no go even see my body bury sef! We may call whoever we like all manner of names on the internet- that is the virtual world- we can get away with that- Knowing when to apply restraint and caution in whatever we do is what sets us apart of primitive beasts in the jungle. Chinweta went over the edge trying to make a point, but we are grateful for the timely involvement of the security agencies, a different tale we would have had in our hands had the case not gone the way it did. I'm pretty sure some people are saddened for the fact those offended by his act didn't take the law into their hands- to them, it is a missed opportunity to validate/justify/fortify their hatred for Buhari and poison the minds of other moderate South Easterners who've not been radicalised by the messages from Radio Biafra. I hope justice prevails in the end. God bless Nigeria. |
greatgod2012:What do you mean?? Is it an editorial article or Obasanjo said so?? I wonder how some of you reason things through. |
SuperPanther:Ok, let me guess, when he apologises for the "5%" talk, the economy would start turning around I suppose. And they sound as though they know any better. Smh. Abeg, make una carry una tribal nonsense comot from my face this morning. |
banki:Tell the idiots. |
I refuse to have my day ruined by some blabbarmouth cvnt desperately trying to defend the indefensible. What a crying shame. |
globe16:You've been noticed. Bye. |
Sanchez01:I edited my post, you may wanna review your response. Now, what has "Fulani" got to do with anything?? If it is about appointments, let me ask, does appointing, instead of a Fulani man, an Efik, Igbo, Idoma, Kanuri, Yoruba, Ijaw, etc automatically translate into turning the tide in our economy?? When you raise issues and you bring in arguments regarding ethnicity, you just mess things up, especially on this forum. The economy is what it is today not because of the pilots we have but because the fundamentals are in shambles!! Cast your mind back to what it was just weeks before handover!! There was no fuel anywhere, no electricity, banks were closing by 12noon because there was no electricity. Telecoms companies were unable to sustain their activities due to issues bordering on availability of gasoline/diesel to power their generators, etc!! All these happening when crude was still being sold @ $70pb!! Now, it is being sold at just over half that price and people expect to see miracles happen!! Brother, it isn't that simple. When recession came calling sometime in 2006 (or thereabouts) with a crash in crude prices, Nigeria defended her currency and her economy with over $20billion. Imports was sustained and the value of the naira was hardly affected. We had over $60billion in our reserves then! Today, we are talking about just over half that amount at the point of handover with a population increase of over 15million!! This implies that if $20billion was being used to keep the economy afloat then, we would require even more today to do same!! Now, imagine the implication of pulling out over 20billion dollars from our current reserve about a year ago or even now, and being left with about 10-15billion in reserves!! Imagine a country that isn't credit worthy!! Dude, these are fundamental issues that would take time to correct. People don't see these things because they are too emotional to analyse them dispassionately. Everybody is feeling the pangs, but I foresaw this coming from day one, so did NOI herself and Sanusi. They warned that we saved for the rainy day but the admin they worked under never heeded that warning. Today, shiit has really hit the fan and everyone is pointing accusing fingers at this government. I'm afraid I won't blame her on the state of the economy- it has been a long time coming. Ps: you still haven't suggested what you would have done differently though. |
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My good friend and pathological APC hater, Fir*efire, once said "there is no smoke without fire". I wonder if he still feels that way. I can hardly wait to see where this ends ultimately. Folks can huff and puff all they want but the truth and justice will prevail in the end. |
My good friend Firefire once said "there is no smoke without fire". I wonder if he still feels that way. I can hardly wait to see where this ends ultimately. Folks can huff and puff all they want but the truth and justice will prevail in the end. |
Okay, president Buhari "has no idea what to do", agreed. Now, my question is: kindly suggest one thing he could do to pull us out of the doldrums. Recession of this nature where your reserve has been drastically depleted and your major forex earner has lost over 50% of its value is most difficult to surmount. If you wanna diversify, where do you get the money to do so (remember you need forex to import the equipment for this since they aren't produced locally)?? You wanna export more of your nearly useless forex earner so you can start taking steps towards diversification and some criminals literally make that impossible. I'm glad you admitted Jonathan wasn't an option no matter what. |
When I saw it, I knew instantly it must have been a mistake though- ain't no chance in hell a cake would be that expensive even if it is diamond studded. Well, he didn't mention who so I will not speculate. |
Someone said on another thread that the First Lady should stop "disgracing Nigerians" with her diction. What I told the "thing" was "we all know the people who've been dragging the image of the country through the mud since time immemorial". The only thing these guys, especially those of them on NL, have going for them is the collective hatred they have for anyone not like them. They blame everyone but themselves for every misfortune they suffer, praise everyone who does harm to the country's health. I really wish they could all have one moment of moral epiphany and see things just the way they are. Everyone's got their tribal and religious blacksheep and they aren't an exception. It is well with my country. |
Very useless clique of conmen and jailbirds. |
HungerBAD:Brother, but this isn't something to laugh about in all honesty. I mean, how could a people be this awfully dumb?? This is terrible. |
To all those asking for evidence for this, I ask: what shred of evidence did you people advance to prove Buhari sponsored BH. Even when he was almost killed by them, you people said it was staged! Today, the chicken has come twerking all the way back home to roost and you are crying foul. There was even more evidence to prove Jo sponsored BH than Buhari- ask Azazi's corpse, ask Stephen Davies! And if you wanna talk about who made the statement that "a fight against BH is a fight against the north" which is all you people rely on, remember Jonathan called BH his "siblings" and he "couldn't send the army to wipe his family". Furthermore, if you wanna talk about them nominating him to negotiate with the govt then on their behalf, then you would also agree that people like Wole Soyinka, Aniko Briggs, and all others who ever negotiated with the Yar Adua government and those about to negotiate with the Buhari's government on behalf of the Niger Delta terrorists are also terrorist sponsors! |
Pretty sure the government must be aware of this already. The group's capabilities have severely been compromised since Baba took over- everything within his power must be done to ensure they never get a foothold anywhere again. Bomb the damn camp to smithereens before the tents are erected sir! |
Caseless:Bros leave that thing wey you dey talk. You can't put anything past that man- forget the smiles. That man's desperately evil. |
mynduu44:Pray tell, what shred of evidence did you people advance to prove Buhari sponsored BH. Even when he was almost killed by them, you people said it was staged! Today, the chicken has come twerking all the way back home to roost and you are crying foul. There was even more evidence to prove Jo sponsored BH than Buhari- ask Azazi's corpse, ask Stephen Davies! And if you wanna talk about who made the statement that "a fight against BH is a fight against the north" which is all you people rely on, remember Jonathan called BH his "siblings" and he "couldn't send the army to wipe his family". Furthermore, if you wanna talk about them nominating him to negotiate with the govt then on their behalf, then you would also agree that people like Wole Soyinka, Aniko Briggs, and all others who ever negotiated with the Yar Adua government and those about to negotiate with the Buhari's government on behalf of the Niger Delta terrorists are also terrorist sponsors!
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cktheluckyman:When I see you people criticise others, I just keep wondering how exactly you guys "made it though". |
blueto:Compare..
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You see, this is the problem with negotiating with criminals. It gives others the impetus to become criminals, even when they never had the plans to be. Well, blow up all you want boys. When there is nothing left to blow up, I hope you start blowing up your private residences. Ndi' ara. |
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