Politics › Re: Hilarious Video Of A Nigerian Army Cadet Cries While Firing A Gun by rapistomenka: 3:18pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Lol...crying like Diya and Awolowo  Afonjas and cowardice |
Politics › Re: Gallant Soldiers Sings Nationalanthem While Mounting Nigeria's Flag Gamboru Town by rapistomenka: 2:23pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
Fighting for a country already headed for break up  |
Politics › Re: MEND Claims Attack On Trans-forcados Pipeline by rapistomenka(op): 12:52pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
psucc: Where Buratai boys go?
It's better we live as good neighbours than this mutually suspicious togetherness. Buratai and his genocidal soldiers right now
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Islam › Re: Is Smoking Cigarettes Haraam? by rapistomenka: 12:45pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
What of sniffing of socks, shoes and general dirt  |
Politics › Re: MEND Claims Attack On Trans-forcados Pipeline by rapistomenka(op): 12:28pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
With the coming on board of MEND, avengers and GNLF.......
I shake my head for Nigeria |
Politics › MEND Claims Attack On Trans-forcados Pipeline by rapistomenka(op): 12:23pm On Nov 04, 2016 |
A commander of a Nigerian militant group has attacked the Trans Forcados oil pipeline in the Niger Delta without authorization, a local newspaper said on Friday, quoting a statement from the group. “The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) takes full responsibility for the Trans-Forcados Crude Export pipeline attack in the Batan area of Delta State on Wednesday, November 2, 2016,” the group said in statement quoted by Vanguard newspaper. “The attack was however, unauthorized by our high command,” it added. Reuters was not immediately able to reach the group which had committed itself to a ceasefire. (Reporting by Anamesere Igboeroteonwu and Ulf Laessing; Editing by Keith Weir) [Reuters] http://news.sitibe.com/nigerian-militant-group-mend-claims-attack-trans-forcados-pipeline?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd |
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Politics › Re: Abati: I Don’t Have A Kobo To Refund To EFCC by rapistomenka: 5:47pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
Has this shameless fool called Wole Soyinka returned Rivers state 82 million that was spent on his birthday by Rotimi Amaechi?
No he hasn't.
His conscience does not run that deep.
I must vote Trump so that Soyinka can go back to Nigeria and live with Buhari that he helped in the polls.
How can he help create chaos in Nigeria and run away to the U.S. He must go back to Nigeria by any means possible. |
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Crime › Re: Kano Court Jails Ex-banker 195 Years Over N21m Fraud by rapistomenka: 5:35pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
The Democrats / Clinton you are rooting for refused to sell arms to Nigeria government led by GEJ fight BH in Nigeria, so of what importance was the Democrats to Nigeria when Nigeria needed them the most?
The Obama / Clinton Democrat led government punished Johnathan led government of Nigeria for stupid reasons amongst was the gay rights and stupid (AGOA) The African Growth and Opportunity Act trade act. |
Politics › Re: $29.9bn Loan Rejection: Buhari’s Aides Are Incompetent – Senate by rapistomenka(op): 3:19pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
We need a vibrant senate to checkmate the excesses of Buhari and his illiterate handlers |
Politics › Re: $29.9bn Loan Rejection: Buhari’s Aides Are Incompetent – Senate by rapistomenka(op): 2:51pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
aresa: lol at crooked and corrupt incompetent senate clowns calling other people incompetent.. You need urgent deliverance
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Politics › Re: $29.9bn Loan Rejection: Buhari’s Aides Are Incompetent – Senate by rapistomenka(op): 2:48pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
Imagine Femi Adesina have KULI KULI as a nickname  |
Politics › Re: $29.9bn Loan Rejection: Buhari’s Aides Are Incompetent – Senate by rapistomenka(op): 2:36pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
Th snake will forever give birth to a long animal  Like Buhari like his aides.....retinue of incompetent ragamuffins |
Politics › $29.9bn Loan Rejection: Buhari’s Aides Are Incompetent – Senate by rapistomenka(op): 2:34pm On Nov 03, 2016 |
The Senate on Thursday said one of the reasons it reject President Muhammadu Buhari’s $29.9bn loan proposal was because of the incompetence the presidential aides. Senate spokesperson, Aliyu Abdullahi, said this when he featured on a Channels TV breakfast programme, Sunrise, on Thursday. Abdullahi said the aides were not doing their properly. He cited an example of where in the letter to the Senate, a line read “attached”, but lamented “nothing is attached”. “This is the reality unfortunately. We have to rethink position given to certain persons and people who are not competent should step aside. “What is the Chief of Staff doing? What is the SGF doing? “We have said it that some people are working to set the president against the legislature,” said Abdullahi. The Senate spokesperson said the proposal was not detailed enough, which left the lawmakers with nothing to work with. http://ynaija.com/29-9bn-loan-rejection-buharis-aides-incompetent-senate/ |
Politics › Re: APC Begs Senate To Approve Buhari’s $30bn Loan Request by rapistomenka: 5:29pm On Nov 02, 2016 |
Id1ots.....even when no project will be cited in your region with the proposed loan. Who is doing this to my people  |
Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Niger Delta Militants Bombed Trans Forcados Export Line by rapistomenka: 3:40pm On Nov 02, 2016 |
wasuka14: This is completely unintelligent......., moronic act. Continue excessive degrading your environment today with toxic chemical wastes and wait for the serious health implication tomorrow, all in the name of radicallism against Govt. Stealling, killing and destructions won't give you salvation. Wake up! There are many ways to win a genuine battle than ridicullous destruction of poperties and natural environment everyday. Afonja cry me a river
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Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Niger Delta Militants Bombed Trans Forcados Export Line by rapistomenka: 3:37pm On Nov 02, 2016 |
Buhari's jamboree with Edwin Clark yielded nothing  Any dialogue without Tompolo and other warlords is nothing but a jamboree |
Politics › Re: Afe Babalola To Buhari: 'Change Begins With Me’ Is Not Lai’s Initiative by rapistomenka(op): 6:10pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
4wrd9ja: This one backfired because its at the national level they have been doing that in Lagos for long Lagos is a no man's land remember  |
Politics › Re: Afe Babalola To Buhari: 'Change Begins With Me’ Is Not Lai’s Initiative by rapistomenka(op): 4:41pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
egbonnla: Over to you Lai Mohammed......You should bury your head in shame if you do not carry out your threat to sue Akin Fadeyi. Why is this government full of deceits and propaganda? Because the government was brought by the tribe known for her lies and deceits  |
Politics › Re: Afe Babalola To Buhari: 'Change Begins With Me’ Is Not Lai’s Initiative by rapistomenka(op): 3:34pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Who's interested in who started the crab tagged "change begins with me."
What Nigerians are interested in is: why Buhari should display his illiteracy and laziness by sitting down to watch cartoons and waking up from there to read an Obama speech to his slaves?
This is what is called plagiarism; why should Buhari plagiarize Obama's speech? Are they age mates?
Is it not a big disgrace for an old man to imitate a small boy? Obama should be learning and aspiring to speak Hausa not Buhari learning how to speak English from Obama.
The old man has disgraced Nigeria more than all past Nigerian presidents combined! |
Politics › Afe Babalola To Buhari: 'Change Begins With Me’ Is Not Lai’s Initiative by rapistomenka(op): 3:28pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Afe Babalola, a senior advocate of Nigeria, has written a letter to President Muhammadu Buhari, saying there is enough evidence to prove that the ‘Change Begins With Me’ campaign is not the initiative of Lai Mohammed, minister of information.
The campaign, which was launched in September, has come under heavy scrutiny.
First was President Muhammadu Buhari’s speech at the occasion, a part of which was lifted from the 2008 victory speech of President Barack Obama.
Akin Fadeyi, a businessman, subsequently said he conceived the idea under the theme: ‘Not in My Country’, and even pitched it to Mohammed but he was sidelined along the way.
Denying Fadeyi’s claim, Mohammed threatened to file legal action against him.
But in the letter written on his behalf by Adebayo Adenipekun, a senior advocate of Nigeria, Babalola dared Mohammed to go ahead with his threat.
He said Fadeyi, his client, decided not to make any public exchange with Mohammed all along because he is a private citizen.
Babalola asked Buhari to carry out a thorough investigation on the issue.
THE LETTER IN FULL
29th September, 2016
President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,
Aso Rock Villa,
Abuja.
Your Excellency,
ALLEGED COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF AKIN FADEYI’S “NOT IN MY COUNTRY” ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN BY THE “CHANGE BEGINS WITH ME” PROJECT-
We have the instruction of Akin Fadeyi to write you this letter. Our client, Akin Fadeyi is the creator of the anti-corruption media campaign project “Not in My Country”. The ‘Not In My Country’ project has been the subject of a heated media exchange over allegations of copyright infringement and counter-allegations of blackmail between some actors and other concerned citizens who were privy to the ‘Not in My Country’ anti-corruption campaign project and the Hon. Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. By this letter, we seek to state our client’s position for the first time in a public space, on the many issues thrown up by the media fray. It is our hope that upon reading this letter, Your Excellency will come to appreciate our client’s status as a partner in the pious goals of this administration and the need to thoroughly investigate the issues surrounding the media report.
For the records, our client chose to remain silent for three crucial reasons. First, our client is a private business man genuinely concerned with advancing our Nigerian society by innovative thinking and development projects, not a politician with any vested interests.
Second, as shown below, the ‘Not in My Country’ anti-corruption campaign project is a product of our client’s lifelong vision to do something towards ridding our society of the cankerworm of decadence. On this point alone, our client has the same goals as the present administration in tackling corruption effectively at the grassroots.
Third, our client will not sacrifice this noblest of goals on the altar of claiming his personal individual rights, especially not in a way capable of being bastardized or confused with propaganda, among other distractions. That is not to say our client will not defend his work and hard-earned intellectual property rights in a court of competent jurisdiction at the appropriate time. Indeed, our client awaits Alhaji Lai Mohammed to make good his threats to sue him, in preparation for which he has instructed our law firm to commence the preparation of processes in answer to any summons filed against him. Without a doubt, when our client responds to any processes filed, his actions and motives will be clear and unmistakable.
BRIEF HISTORY OF OUR CLIENT’S 1-MINUTE DRAMA SKIT ‘NOT IN MY COUNTRY’ ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN PROJECT
Your Excellency, our client is an enterprising young man with over a decade experience in initiating, coordinating and executing national (re)orientation and other development projects in Nigeria. Specifically, our client conceived and initiated the ‘Not in My Country’ anti-corruption campaign project as far back as the year 2007 at the University of Lagos. In a Letter granting his request to use the University premises for ‘a three minutes clip demo tape on Saturday, September 29, 2007’, the Principal Assistant Registrar acknowledged that the “…project is on national re-orientation campaign aimed at changing the attitudes of youths for the better especially in the area of examination malpractices and moral integrity” (Please find attached Letter dated September 26, 2007).
From those days of little beginnings, our client kept working hard at his vision for this project- an effective anti-corruption media campaign which the Nigerian public would easily connect with and ultimately respond to. Thus, our client has records of having presented some of his drama skits to officials of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) in 2007. In 2008, our client took the project to Messrs Joseph Adeyeye, Casmir Igbokwe and Steve Ayorinde, the current Honorable Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Lagos, who was then Editor of the Punch. Since then, our client kept developing this project into the media campaign to eradicate corruption over time- using the 1-minute drama skit model- which our client has perfected in his ‘Not in My Country’ project.
OUR CLIENT’S MEETING WITH THE HON. MINISTER OF INFORMATION AND CULTURE
It was this fully developed 1-minute drama skit model our client presented in a proposal to the Honourable Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Muhammed on the 30th of December, 2015. The point of the proposal, which was the sole purpose of that meeting, was to enlist the cooperation of the Hon. Minister to facilitate the broadcast of our client’s already prepared skits on the nation’s largest free- to- air network (Nigerian Television Authority). Our client showed three 1-minute skits to the Minister and his team. Indeed, the Hon. Minister was so impressed with the project that he commended our client for having effectively harnessed the ‘power of drama and time (one minute)’ and agreed in principle to partner with him on this project.
However, the Hon. Minister indicated that he was yet ruminating on a ‘Change Begins with Me’ idea of his own which he wanted our client to reflect in the ‘Not in my Country’ project. Thus, it was agreed at that meeting that our client should go back to location and re-shoot the drama skits to reflect the Hon. Minister’s ‘Change Begins with Me’ as the pay-off line in the ‘Not in My Country’ videos.
Our client set to work immediately with his crew at his own cost. Upon completion of the video reshoot, our client sent the minister text messages intimating him that the job was done. Our client later met with the Hon. Minister at the Southern Sun Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos, where the minister was meeting with some musical artists. The minister gave our client his email contact and asked that the reworked videos be sent to him via email. Accordingly, our client sent the files to the Minister’s email (acnprs@yahoo.com) with a Cover Letter dated 3rd February, 2016. Receipt of the letter was duly acknowledged.
SUBSEQUENT CONDUCT OF THE HON. MINISTER OF INFORMATION AND CULTURE
Having received our client’s drama materials, the Hon. Minister held on to them without communicating with our client any further. All attempts to reach and meet with him again were evidently rebuffed by the Hon. Minister. Undaunted, our client reverted to the original skits first presented to the Hon. Minister and produced many more skits of the Not in My Country drama. This was launched publicly to wide media coverage on the 3rd of May, 2016 in a well-attended event at Leadway/Protea Hotel, Maryland, Ikeja. The countless media coverage of news stories, opinions and columns are available in print and electronic media for all to see. Thereafter, our client embarked on an aggressive nationwide stakeholder engagement. Despite the Minister’s silence after receiving the work, our client sent him a reminder letter, newspaper cuttings of his launch and a comprehensive copy of his Not in My Country project on the 9th of June 2016. Till date, the Hon. Minister has not replied any of these correspondences.
When on the 8th of September, 2016 the Hon Minister launched a drama skit model of the Change Begins with Me campaign, certain persons who were privy to our client’s project and others who witnessed his protracted exchanges with the Minister have made statements and accusations. Rather, contrary to all the Hon. Minister has said about him, our client has neither released nor commissioned anyone to release any comment on this matter before now. For the avoidance of doubt, let the following be known to the government, the Hon Minister and the Nigerian public as our client’s stand on this issue:
our client has read every reaction, some spontaneous, some self serving and some others patriotic since Alhaji Lai Mohammed launched his ‘Change Begins With Me’ campaign; our client has read some concerned public reaction to the campaign questioning the originality of some of its components and accusing the Hon Minister of re-adapting the drama concept of our client’s project to his change campaign; iii. our client has read the Hon. Minister’s sponsored and orchestrated media attacks on his person and associates, tagging him as someone “seeking shortcut to success”, a blackmailer etc;
in all of this, our client has urged his group of very patriotic young Nigerians and his hardworking crew not to say a word in response. Our client has equally consistently refrained from uttering any rejoinder to the Minister’s publications and correspondences. Naturally, our client wishes to state his side of the story, but does not want to be mistaken for a sponsored detractor of this government; our client has read the comments of all those who believe the Minister’s account simply because they are not aware of every shred of evidence that shows all that transpired between the parties till the Minister launched this Change Begins with Me campaign on September 8, 2016; our client is away in the United States to further the traction his Not In My Country project has gained and enhance it further through strategic and sustainable ingredients from a global dimension pursuant to negotiations that began long before the advent of this administration; Without taking a stance on the issue and without prejudice to a more robust response to the Hon Minister’s threatened suit, we believe that the law and reason will vindicate our client’s narrative over and above any contrary incredible narrative.
OUR CLIENT’S REQUEST
At the opposite end of our client’s private rights in the media reports, is a very crucial project of the Federal Government of Nigeria by which the government seeks to encourage individual change in the citizenry in the hopes of a holistic national change. Such a project is not one that ought to kick-off dogged with debate and controversy. Already, an important orientation project is being overwhelmed by negative reports and backlash. We consequently urge Your Excellency to initiate a thorough investigation of the respective positions of the parties in the ultimate interest of the all-important war on corruption.
We also wish to reiterate to Your Excellency that in the event that Alhaji Lai Muhammed makes good his threat to go to court, which our client urges him to do, our client reserves his right to come all out to put up his defence, and that whatever steps our client takes in defending his right should not be interpreted as fighting the government. Our client has no intention of taking up any dispute with the government in appreciation of its laudable anti-corruption campaign. Whenever our client is called upon to defend himself and his work before a court of justice, he will do so to the full extent allowed by law as the matter is strictly between Akin Fadeyi and Alhaji Lai Muhammed.
Your Excellency, please accept the assurances of our highest regards. https://www.thecable.ng/change-begins-with-me-is-not-lais-initiative-afe-babalota-tells-buhari
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Politics › Re: Call For Restructuring Of Nigeria: Yorubas Are Envious Of The North - Yakasai by rapistomenka(op): 1:42pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Diademk07: Lol! To stop their ambition from annexing land? The fool is really making a fool out of himself! Who's the fool here  NADECO, PRONACO or MONACO  |
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Court Orders FG To Pay N15m For ‘Unlawfully’ Arresting Dasuki by rapistomenka(op): 1:37pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
President99: Is easier for Kanu to become Nigerian president than Dasuki to be released! What a nonsensical court is that? who is ECOWAS without Nigeria; let them come and enforce it. So u mean in ur wildest imagination, ECOWAS's court is superior than our high court in Nigeria. Stop daydreaming! In USA the owest court overules even ICJ. Dasuki and Kanu gonna remain in incarceration and nothing U guys can do about it. "The court said government failed to prove its reasons for arresting and detaining Mr. Dasuki, as documents presented before it only emphasised the allegations of fraud and illegal possession of arms." Hate is a dangerous disease that can make one go blind |
Politics › Re: Call For Restructuring Of Nigeria: Yorubas Are Envious Of The North - Yakasai by rapistomenka(op): 1:26pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
“from Action Group to UPN, to NADECO to PRONACO and probably to MONACO  Yorubas are being cut to size again by their masters. Tinubu should better watch it else his hairy arsss will be bungled into kirikiri like a bale of okrika. They did it to Awolowo and MKO.... **** Awolowo fought, or pretended to fight, for regional autonomy. When the time came to get it (Aburi Accord), Awolowo joined Tanko Yakassai and his Caliphate to smother the opportunity, happily killing more than 2 million people to perpetuate the system he claimed to be fighting against. Tinubu fought, or pretended to fight, for regional autonomy all the years gone by. When the time came to get it (National Conference), Tinubu joined Buhari and the Caliphate to sabotage it. Today, Tinubu has openly disowned the agitation for regional autonomy. Do you see a similar pattern here between Awolowo`s and Tinubu`s actions? Who is deceiving whom? They don`t mean what they say and they don`t say what they mean! |
Politics › Call For Restructuring Of Nigeria: Yorubas Are Envious Of The North - Yakasai by rapistomenka(op): 1:20pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
KANO – Elder Statesman, Alhaji Tanko Yakasai has revealed that the current agitation to restructure Nigeria was an age long ploy by the Yoruba speaking group of the south west to enabled her have a shot at power. The second Republic politician who spoke with Vanguard in an exclusive chat in Kano explained that the desire was driven by envy and hate for the northern geopolitical zone.
Yakasai said “from Action Group to UPN, to NADECO to PRONACO, the agitation for restructuring is concentrated among the south west people of southern Nigeria. The whole aggression originated form Action Group, and the intention was to deny the North the benefit of the population and land mass. It is therefore a gang up to deprived the north the benefits its is getting for been richly endowed.”
He further said that “this agitation is not driven by patriotism, rather its driven by hate and envy and this campaign started with some politicians in the south west way back in 1959.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/restructuring-nigeria-yoruba-agenda-yakasai/
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Politics › Re: ECOWAS Court Orders FG To Pay N15m For ‘Unlawfully’ Arresting Dasuki by rapistomenka(op): 1:01pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Whether you like Dasuki or not for him to be granted bail and then re arrested smacks of lawlessness by law enforcement.
It smells of someone high up wanting to 'teach him a lesson' such is the Nigerian way of doing things.
The anti corruption crusade is dead on arrival.
No one is anywhere near being convicted.
Saraki is already laughing. Sylva has all his properties back. Buhari has failed. |
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Court Orders FG To Pay N15m For ‘Unlawfully’ Arresting Dasuki by rapistomenka(op): 12:52pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
AntiIPOB: Pathetic,let's see wether they get kobo.shishi dasuki no go see,is ecowas court superior to Nigerian constitution. Ijiot.....why was James Ibori freed by Nigeria only to be imprisoned overseas  |
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Court Orders FG To Pay N15m For ‘Unlawfully’ Arresting Dasuki by rapistomenka(op): 12:45pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
If the ECOWAS court could slam a #15m fine on Nigeria for an insignificant Dasuki then I am afraid of what will befall the zoo if Nnamdi Kanu's case comes up  |