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Now Missy and Chic,the both of you should kiss and make up,don't fight over issues that have to do with that area boy called Emeka Ike

There goes the cocky brat from troubleland

Rhea:
Just to think that it took the military to nail him. SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN POLICE.
Osisi's girlfriend should be thoroughly interrogated. Definitely she will reveal so much more about their operations.[[/b]b] I even believe she will be killed very soon in detention if she is handed over to the police because she will definitely implicate so many police officers involved in kidnapping in Aba.

I stand to be corrected.

No sir
There's no correcting you;you'ren spot-on

sochan:
Ibori is on his way to jail, I have bought me ticket to go and see this happen in the UK. uduaghan is next, I wont be suprised if he is picked up on his next trip to europe.

As par that acting governor, he is a bloody ,
and besides why are we not protesting the inclusion of uduaghn in the project, is it not this same project that required extra money to be completed? how come test flights are being run? what is wrong with us in that country?

My thoughts exactly,don't we have labour unions and civil society organisations in Delta state?if they choose to remain docile,what of the opposition??why has Ogboru not made vocal campaign issues out of this

Sam Obi is a confirmed dunce

MeGaStReEt:
Chelsea will beat Arsenal home and away, Man U the same thing, Spurs, Sunderland, New Castle

Do you seriously believe this nonsense you wrote??I mean seeeeeeeeeriously?
It's one thing to have bad bellus for The Arsenal,yet it's another kettle of fish entirely when you allow such bad bellus to impair your sense of fair judgement

I came back from a trip,was so tired and was only able to watch the first half,IMO my boys didn't play badly,they were not just sharp enough.My MOTM is most defo Jack Wilshere,the way he rushed to Chamakh's rescue by shoving Carrick outta the way when he wanted to bully Chamakh deserved multiple playbacks on my PVR

As for the goal,Park did so much to flick the ball in a loop,such effort should be rewarded with a goal,only it shouldn't have been against The Arsenal

Oh back to Wilshere again,that tackle on Evra was a way of shoving the many trash he had spewed in the build up to the game down his effing throat

Rhea:
Just to think that it took the military to nail him. SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN POLICE.
Osisi's girlfriend should be thoroughly interrogated. Definitely she will reveal so much more about their operations.[[/b]b] I even believe she will be killed very soon in detention if she is handed over to the police because she will definitely implicate so many police officers involved in kidnapping in Aba.

I stand to be corrected.

No sir
There's no correcting you;you'ren spot-on

^^^^
The real lawyers and the civil liberties people have spoken in supoort of the felling of the murderer,so all fake lawyers here trying to advocate one legal issue or the other should just shut up and read the link above

Members of Aba branch of Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, said the military did a great job by tracking down the criminal and silencing him as he refused to turn himself in to face the law.

Chief Uche Awa, chairman of Aba branch of the NBA said: “We are at home with the workings of the Military Task Force. The killing of Osisikankwu is indeed the highpoint of their excellent job so far. We hope the other criminals will turn themselves in. We thank God.

“Instead of turning himself in to avail himself of opportunity of due trial under the law, he decided to commit suicide by engaging in a shoot out with the army.”

Also reacting, Abia State branch of Civil Liberties Organization, CLO, commended the task force for fishing out and killing the dreaded criminal.

Its chairman, Comrade Ifeanyi Onwuneme, said that though CLO was against capital punishment “but not in this case, considering the number of people he has so far killed and women raped”.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/how-osisikankwu-was-killed-by-jtf/

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Faces of some of his captives;poor women and children.Thank God the fool was gunned down despite what Kobojunkie thinks

More confusion by the acting governor


The acting governor of Delta state, Prince Sam Obi has announced that a test run programme for the Asaba International Airport will start soon.

Prince Obi who announced this while inspecting the airport explained that the designed programme would ensure that an aircraft bearing the former governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan , the Speaker Barr. Basil Ganagana and himself would fly from the airport to Abuja.

He promised that the State Government would give the necessary financial assistance to contractors to enable them speedingly complete on-going projects in the state and expressed satisfaction at the level of work at the airport.

http://www.deltastate.gov.ng/insidedelta.htm

sochan:
@Rasputinn,

Relax, Emma is in a lot of trouble. The short ugly thief will be jailed.

See what happened whne Ogboru came to Warri.


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-564460.0.html
Emmanual was hated by even his friends, often heard boasting that everyone knows I am wicked. Well this time the wicked devil is off to Hell

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Oya,Osisikankwu.go and kidnap school children again na

Mschewwwwww

Osisikankwu ko Corpsekankwu ni

In as much as this so-called apology is nothing more than an attempt by the younger Fayose to get political mileage,it is completely wronngh and condemnable for that rascal called Ayo Fayose to have insulted OBJ the way he did

You should NEVER treat old statesmen that way,anyway he only suucceeded in letting us know what a tall heap of mannerless garbage he is

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@ OP

You real sabi dem

Mostly empty vessels just making noise shouting swaga swaga,ginger ginger,very annoying lot

Wordsmith:
Besides, did y'all hear/read about the Evra trash-talk?

What do you expect from someone who speaks through his anussmelly smelly one at that

The day the tramp will say something meaningful,then I'd bother to check

He's a disgrace to France and should be stripped of French nationality for his very shameful act in SA 2010

Orue

Despite all his pretentious braggado,I know Dayo is silently praying that UEFA doesn't pair the free-flowing sexy footie playing Arsenal against his Bayern Mushin(apologies)HNIC

How I'd love for that to happen,so Dayo will finally come out of the closet

Still with Mark

juliebest:
They should not award Lionel Messi this year's world footballer of the year award. Abeg he is not the only good footballer in the world, I think even Cristiana Ronaldo is better than him. For this year they should give Xavi or Iniesta the award.

God bless you for the short and straight-to-the point post you made
Messi only shines cos he's surrounded by the best ball passers in the world,how you know the difference is that with or without Messi,BassaBarca still wins games,but on the other hand,without Ronaldo,Madrid struggles

@ Mod

Why are my not seeing this thread anymore,even all the election threads? Do you know how much we've spent in mobilising for the elections

Hope una no dey contemplate any maradonic goal-post shifting

igbobuigbo:
(HIAM)RFLMAO
On whose account? Is that why they call him Bank-ole?
Bank-ole is the most notorious political thief in town. He has fought with virtually everyone in the house, including his Ogun state governor. Obviously, his education is a waste with such illiterate comment he made up there.

Methinks his comments have more to do with dubeity than illiteracy
Obviously,the bribe-taking,money-stealing,rabble-rousing,colleague-fighting,women-battering,governor-fighting rascal has been compromised by the generator/NEPA cabal that has kept this nation in darkness for so long

I only hope we will not have him anywhere near that speaker's seat come 2011

Praying Ogun state indigenes to do the whole of us that singular favour

fstranger1:
I do not agree with what he said

That apart, he is no worse than the Ibo goons who have ruled us in the past

As a matter of fact, he is better than people like Eva/Evans/Evan Enwerem, The Oyi of Oyi, Chuba Thief Okadigbo, and Pius Anyim Pius.

At least way better than the goon before him, Salisu Buhari.

So far he is still the most educated, most reliable, and most stable member of the House. It is premature to comment on a statement in isolation without understanding the context that warranted such statement.

alj harem:
gbammm

i want to ask why southerners are like this very ugly and everything has to do with oil to the yorubas

igbos are thieves and love money

It's lazy misleading,annoying,ethnic posts like this that piss me off,why not comment on the thread topic,must y'all derail topics on the alter of ethnicity the whole time, gosh

Gowon's Nigeria prays has been banned by wikileaks or it's been wikil-leaked,ignorant conniving slowpoke should be hiding his face in shame for his ignoble role in the pfizer saga

I bet you thought it was referring to rice and stew,well if the guy was incompetent,Condy was well within her diplomatic and super power rights to influence his ouster

WikiLeaks: How Rice Influenced Gambari’s Sack from Burma

The former United States Secretary of State Condoleza Rice influenced the sack of Nigeria’s Ibrahim Gambari as the United Nations Secretary General's Special Representative to Burma in October 2008, the latest diplomatic cable published on the whistle-blowing website, WikiLeaks revealed yesterday.


The latest expose by the whistle-blowing website came amidst the United States’ reaction yesterday to the release of diplomatic cables from its mission in Nigeria by WikiLeaks, saying the revelations would not strain its relationship with Nigeria.


It also emerged from WikiLeaks yesterday that Royal Dutch Shell said last year that if Nigeria's oil reforms went ahead as planned, the company could lose 80 percent of its offshore oilfield acreage, while drug maker Pfizer, allegedly hired investigators to find evidence of corruption against former Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Michael Aondoakaa.


According to cable published by WikiLeaks, Rice in a memo to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon dated October 7, 2008 and titled “Repla-cement of SRSG Gambari for Burma Mission” complained of a loss of confidence in Gambari among leaders of the democracy movement in Burma.


Rice said the US State Department viewed with growing concern the lack of progress on core political steps that the UN called on Burma to take.
“Indeed, it appears that Gambari's access to regime officials and ability to secure results has only contracted over the course of these missions.


“His access to democratic leaders has been constrained by both the regime and more recently a loss of confidence in Gambari among leaders of the democracy movement.
“Gambari appears unrealistically upbeat, pursuing and reporting progress on peripheral matters (e.g., a possible economic forum, the possible placement of a UN staff member in Rangoon) that are a distraction from what the Security Council has articulated as critical goals and identified as Gambari's mandate,” wrote Rice.
Rice said considering the key role of the good offices mission and Gambari's inability to secure significant progress from the Burmese regime, Gambari should be dismissed as SRSG for Burma.


“This demarche should occur as soon as practical,” demanded Rice in the memo.
“Special Representative Gambari's fourth and latest trip to Burma continued a disturbing pattern of regime-managed itineraries; restricted access to key regime officials and activists; and complete lack of progress on the critical issues that form the core of Mr. Gambari's mandate,” wrote Rice.


She said while the main responsibility for lack of progress in Burma should be attributed to regime intransigence, “Gambari has not been willing to acknowledge it.”
Rice continued: “This lack of progress, Mr. Gambari's inappropriate claims of success regarding peripheral issues, and his unwillingness to press the regime more forcefully for progress have caused us to conclude that his continued involvement undermines the good offices mission and should therefore be ended.


“We have no wish to embarrass Mr. Gambari and have no intent to link any removal with a lack of progress in Burma, but we would ask that you find a way to terminate gracefully his participation in this particular mission.
“In particular, we cannot support further travel to Burma for discussions with regime leadership by Mr. Gambari as part of the good offices mission.”


Meanwhile, the United States yesterday reacted to the revelations by WikiLeaks and corruption charges filed against its former vice president Dick Cheney by the Nigerian government saying "we do not believe that there will be a basis for further action, but we will look into it."
Fielding questions from journalists at the State Department on Thursday, shortly after a closed-door meeting between Secretary of State, Senator Hillary Clinton, and Foreign Affairs Minister, Odein Ajumogo-bia, Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau for Public Affairs, Philip Crowley, said, "We are building a very strong relationship with Nigeria, the US-Nigeria Binational Commission is a reflection of that.


"We are working on our mutual interests. It is the mutual interest between the United States and Nigeria that really governs our relationship."
Crowley also disclosed that Washington was in touch with Abuja before WikiLeaks released the documents from Nigeria. The diplomat said US had also been in touch with almost every country before and since these documents were released because it does not want it to undermine either any bilateral relationship or any regional cooperation.


"We understand that these documents have been released and we condemn the release of these documents. We think they undermine the ability of countries to cooperate together and that cooperation is very important.
"Look at what is happening with respect to Cote d'Ivoire, it is in fact your country, the African Union and ECOWAS that are sending a strong signal to President (Laurent) Gbagbo of Cote d'Ivoire and it is rightly important in this circumstance that you have the kind of international cooperation necessary to send clear signal and apply pressure to resolve the situation," he said.
While noting that the issue was not discussed at the meeting between Clinton and Ajumogobia, Crowley, in a general reference to the leakage of the documents, said "we don't know what is going to happen in future but we will be willing to answer any question that may arise from the issue."


Earlier at a joint press briefing between Clinton and Ajumogobia, THISDAY had sought to know if there were possibilities that former Vice President Cheney would appear in Nigerian courts to face the corruption charges slammed against him by the federal government based on the Mutual Assistance Treaty between the two countries.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commi-ssion had on Tuesday filed corruption charges against Cheney in respect of the decade long Halliburton bribery scandal to secure multibillion dollar liquified natural gas contracts from Nigeria. Cheney served as the firm's top chief executive during the period.


Responding to the question, Clinton said, "Well, I’m not going to comment on any legal matter. Once an issue is in the court system, we will handle it through appropriate legal channels.
“So that’s got to be the way that we’re going to respond. But of course, we do not believe that there will be a basis for further action, but we will look into it."


http://www.thisdayonline.info/nview.php?id=189657

TG
y'all can add whatever you like,whether IF to make TGIF or TGFAD (THANK GOD FOR ANOTHER DAY)

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Hey Boss I'm still here  

bababuff:
Gowon

ola olabiy:
Gowon will soon organise his 'Nigeria Pray'.

I dey laugh oo.

Me I no fit laugh cos I dey vex

eldee:
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And yep, we did play negative football against Barcelona . . . half the time we had 8 players in our box.

Which Arsenal-Barca game are you referring to?hope not the same match that we played with 10men against 11 for the entire duration of the game and ven at that still went ahead to score first before eventually losing(unfortunately) the game by a 2-1 margin

[size=18pt]Wenger baffled by Almunia exit talk[/size]

Arsène Wenger has rubbished speculation suggesting Manuel Almunia is leaving the Club.

Someone claiming to be the Spaniard’s agent this week stated the goalkeeper is seeking a January move back to La Liga but as far as Wenger is aware, Almunia doesn’t even have an agent.
The 33-year-old is currently nearing a return to action after a troublesome elbow injury and any talk of a transfer is news to the manager, who fully expects the 33-year-old to remain at Arsenal.

“I heard it is his agent who talks about that but at the moment he has no agent.

“So I cannot see what kind of agent can talk on his behalf. We never talked about him leaving, never.

“That is not my concern before a big game.”

http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/wenger-baffled-by-almunia-exit-talk

I dey laff ooo

HNIC:
Can you write again
This is closer to Latin, certainly not English