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 Politics › Re: Asari And The Nigerian Threat by Rawani: 7:32am On Sep 28, 2014 |
Collynzo22: So who do you think will fight that war with you?The only person that has mentioned war here is your mujahideen mentor Dokubo. My earlier point stands that if anyone thinks they can be a parallel army in this country, they will be dealt with by the Nigerian Armed Forces which is comprised of gallant Hausa, Yoruba, Ijaw and Igbo officers. Don't let the NA weaknesses in the NE fool you, that was a manifestation of the lack of political will. The Nigerian Forces are ready to uproot any attempt by your islamic terrorist mentor to balkanize our dear country. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Asari And The Nigerian Threat by Rawani: 7:09am On Sep 28, 2014 |
cktheluckyman: The first time you made a little sense in nl.Do you really expect the SS to be watching like mumus while they are decimated!!! Next year will be hot am glad you are begining to realise the north alone does not have a monopoly over violence rawani: They have been stockpiling arms for their criminal activities and evil plans, which will fail woefully because MEND and co. cannot win a battle with Nigeria, talk less of a war. |
| Politics › Re: Happy Birthday Omenka! by Rawani: 6:58am On Sep 28, 2014 |
Happy Birthday Omenka, a witty and vibrant comrade. You have floated above petty clannishness and nepotism that is characteristic of this forum, in the interest of truth. I wish you more wisdom, prosperity and all the best life can offer. Pop one Bombay on behalf of the progressives. Cheers fam. 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Asari And The Nigerian Threat by Rawani: 6:29am On Sep 28, 2014*. Modified: 7:01am On Sep 28, 2014 |
Cramjones don't allow this beautiful thread to be derailed. @ Topic I opined to someone yesterday that I think the weapons that were meant to be bought in SA were not particularly meant for BH, but were latest additions to the continuous stockpiling of arms by GJ and his ethnic warlords for some sort of war. Asari the Islamic terrorist cannot be boasting of war with the remainder of their surrendered arms from the amnesty and we know it. They have been stockpiling arms for their criminal activities and evil plans, which will fail woefully because MEND and co. cannot win a battle with Nigeria, talk less of a war. The people of the SS are not so myopic to think the world starts and ends with GJ, the likes of Okogie and Tam West have spoken. Jonathan had better chain his lapdog before it swallows what will consume both it and it's master. 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: TAN Occupy Social Media Facebook Names Released - Mythbuster by Rawani: 11:49pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
barcanista: much more to you, donphilopus, soroptimist, arewanationz! Rawani and all progressivesPropaganda is their main weapon as they lack true substance with which to work with, which is why we must continue to hammer them with truth and superior logic in argument. Victory is certain. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Does Not Deserve A Second Term – Okogie by Rawani: 9:09pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
barcanista: What will be the fate of Ali Modu Sheriff anÐ Ruben Àbati?Those ones will be hung upside down by their balls in Maiduguri central market and pelted with camel dung, while awaiting their executors from far away ALUU. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Does Not Deserve A Second Term – Okogie by Rawani: 5:53pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
barcanista: Are you saying that Jonathan will do his 2nd term till infinity in Jail and Oritsejafor will move his ministry permanently to prison?Exactly. I am saying they should both be picking up each other's soap in Kirikiri's bathrooms by May. 40 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Does Not Deserve A Second Term – Okogie by Rawani: 4:56pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
Impeccable marksmanship by the wise cardinal. Jonathan and Oritsejafor should be prison mates by next year if there is any justice in the world. 118 Likes 7 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Is Funded Outside Nigeria - Jonathan Tellss UN by Rawani: 4:46pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
Nwanneluv: If your statement is correct, then what does he stand to gain by killing his people?- First of all, he doesn't see northerners as his people. They are the opposition, and must be dealt with. - He stands to benefit from the voter apathy in the north which is his weakest zone, less voters in the North equal less votes for the opposition. - He stands to benefit further support from the SE which naively see's the violence in the north as nemesis for the various uprisings in the north which has always resulted in loss of Igbo lives and property. -He stands to benefit from the opportunity to loot campaign funds from the ever-rising defence budget. Last weeks approval of $1b for him comes to mind. - He stands to benefit from using the staged defeat of BH as campaign material, NA's recent miraculous victories comes to mind. - He gains an opportunity to witchhunt his opponents by labelling them as sponsors. The number of times the Presidency has called the opposition BH is only exceeded by the number of times the government has proven that it is behind Boko Haram. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Is Funded Outside Nigeria - Jonathan Tellss UN by Rawani: 9:25pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
Mogidi: As long as you Hausas refuse to confront the bogey man you created, theres very little others can do to help you.It is not Hausa's that are stumbling about shooting themselves in the foot all over the place. You should cure the perennial headache that is your continued support for failure and incompetence, instead of throwing baseless allegations around without an iota of substance. I implore you as a comrade in this struggle for good governance, to adopt a progressive stance and join the movement for the enthronement of purposeful leadership, the kind encapsulated in the great General MB. 30 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Is Funded Outside Nigeria - Jonathan Tellss UN by Rawani: 8:46pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
Weak Diversionary Tactic. Boko Haram is sponsored by the Goodluck Jonathan led government. 40 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Fight Among Themselves In Madagali,30 Killed- V O A by Rawani: 3:54pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
exxell: Election is around the corner and suddenly all these bad news about Boko Haram is coming out? After all these years? When will Nigerians open their eyes and see that this clueless government are the real Boko Haram? They know that majority of Nigerians are daft and ignorant. This current administration which was founded on lies and fraud just like our country Nigeria was dead on arrival. Knowing fully well that they wont achieve anything, they decided to blame their inept and crass failure on Boko Haram. Whose name would sound so appealing to Nigerians for their mass failure other than Buhari? The federal government is aware that the average Nigerian being so retarrded in mind, is governed by sentiments, ethnic bigotry and tribalistic slur. So, they decided to play the blame game.Quick correction sir. Boko Haram, or any other terrorist group has never been made up of Hausa's/Fulani. They are Kanuri, the same people behind Maitatsine sect of the 80's. It's easy to get it muddled up as most Nigerians see all northerners as Hausa, so I assume it was a innocent mistake. Good analysis by the way, though i don't agree with all your points. |
| Politics › Re: Group Issues 7-day Ultimatum To Governor Fashola To Arrest, Prosecute T.B Joshua by Rawani: 12:39pm On Sep 26, 2014*. Modified: 2:31pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
jennylove7575: you have a point but taking a close look at this issue without being bias, the issue is very complex...I tried to put myself in his shoes..then I questioned, what if the house I paid contractors to build for me suddenly collapsed and killed people, would I be held responsible because I financed the project? Hmm! Its complex and complicated.The issue here is criminal negligence. If you paid contractors to build an nursery school for you, and they built it with a foundation that can carry the weight of the building, theres no problem. When you now ask those contractors to add another floor on that same foundation, without permission from the authorities, and the building becomes too heavy for the foundation, causing it to collapse and kill innocent 2-year olds, then you are criminally negligent. If TBJ had obtained permission for those extra floors which weakened the structure, or he took measures to strengthen the foundation or support the structure (e.g. pillars), nobody would be pointing fingers at him. Why would anyone be against TBJ? 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Group Issues 7-day Ultimatum To Governor Fashola To Arrest, Prosecute T.B Joshua by Rawani: 12:00pm On Sep 26, 2014*. Modified: 3:32pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
Codedrock: But why does the whole Nigeria want this man prosecuted??This is the most backward thinking post I have read in ages. You are trying to absolve blame from a man who knowingly approved the addition of unauthorised and life-threatening floors to a building housing his 'dear' followers, which subsequently collapsed and killed over 100 innocent women and children. What do you mean he didn't know what was going to happen? If you stack glass plates on top of each other...wouldn't you know there's a height it would reach where the pile of plates will come crashing down? The truth is nobody will go to build storeys on a building without the approval of the owner. What amazed me particularly was the shameless gloating that TBJ will not got to prison for causing the death of over 100 christian souls who trusted him with their lives. How can one be so cold, insensitive and unfeeling to expressly wish that justice be denied for these innocent victims and their dozens of dependants? Are you suggesting that different laws should be made for citizens? You are mocking the justice system under the Goodluck administration to assume that he will not be prosecuted, which is not surprising considering his apathy for the rule of law and gross insensitivity as shown by his body language at the collapse site. Those of us with a conscience never really expected the Nigerian authorities to do anything concrete about this issue. What we are waiting for are the diplomatic fireworks currently being primed by the South African government, so it's wiser that he is investigated and tried here before he is bundled to the ICJ. 4 Likes |
| Phones › Re: The iPhone 6 Plus "BendGate" Scandal by Rawani: 11:27am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Just get the iPhone 6. 6+ even takes the class and sexiness we are used to with the monstrous size. We remain loyal. |
| Phones › Re: The iPhone 6 Plus "BendGate" Scandal by Rawani: 11:26am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Just get the iPhone 6. 6+ even takes the class and sexiness we are used to with the monstrous size. We remain loyal. |
| Politics › Re: I Would‘ve Fired Diezani If I Were President – Atiku by Rawani: 5:58am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Atiku should save his criticism until he tastes the goodies that are not allowing GJ think straight, there's no other plausible explanation for the excess latitude he gives her under this administration. |
| Politics › Re: India's Spacecraft 'mangalyaan' Successfully Enters Mars Orbit by Rawani: 5:48am On Sep 24, 2014*. Modified: 8:33am On Sep 24, 2014 |
You can trust the white supremacist western media to downplay and take a muted stance on this great accomplishment from the Indians. Their skin colour is not bright enough for them to to be taken seriously. 4 Likes
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| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Agree To Release All 219 Chibok Girls by Rawani: 6:06pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
What they fail to realise is that BH has graduated beyond petty bomb throwing and kidnapping, to a land-grabbing campaign aimed at establishing and expanding their islamic caliphate with no limit to scope, a la ISIL. Those girls are actually liabilities to their captors under their new modus operandi. What they need are strategists and master planners that will help expand their territory to the furthest limits possible, the likes of Kabiru Sokoto that can take the campaign to the NW, yet the Nigerian authorities are playing right into their hands and anticipating praise for their gross and appalling naivety. This was part of the plan all along, make the government desperate to earn some credibility before the elections, then blackmail it into shooting its own foot multiple times. Oh what a clueless government we have. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Agree To Release All 219 Chibok Girls by Rawani: 5:47pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
What they fail to realise is that BH has graduated beyond petty bomb throwing and kidnapping, to a land-grabbing campaign aimed at establishing and expanding their islamic caliphate with no limit to scope, a la ISIL. Those girls are actually liabilities to their captors under their new modus operandi. What they need are strategists and master planners that will help expand their territory to the furthest limits possible, the likes of Kabiru Sokoto that can take the campaign to the NW, yet the Nigerian authorities are playing right into their hands and anticipating praise for their gross and appalling naivety. This was part of the plan all along, make the government desperate to earn some credibility as the elections approach, then blackmail it into shooting its own foot multiple times. Oh what a clueless government we have. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Nigerian Politicians Employ Internet Warriors by Rawani: 12:39pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
Finally. I knew there was an explanation behind the otu nne gi boys. 13 Likes |
| Politics › Re: This Is El- Rufai's View Of The Nigerian Military (Pictured) by Rawani: 7:13am On Sep 23, 2014 |
berem: the fake twitter account of El-Rufai must be from a nairalander in the PDP camp. Those people can do anything just to bring El-Rufai down.Yet see the way the TANoids swallowed it hook, line and sinker. Gullible cretins. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: U.S. Wants Ihejirika’s Sudden ‘Billions’ Probed by Rawani: 7:03am On Sep 23, 2014 |
An Ibo man now shares the views of Islamic Arab nations, enemies of Israel, because of Ihejirika? Wonders shall never end. https://freeiconbox.com/icon/256/25700.png 2 Likes
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| Politics › Re: This Is El- Rufai's View Of The Nigerian Military (Pictured) by Rawani: 6:57am On Sep 23, 2014 |
That tweet cannot be found on El-Rufai's timeline. OP please clarify. 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: The Plight Of The Northern Child by Rawani: 6:23am On Sep 23, 2014 |
curiouses: And whose fault is it that your state of being up north is in such a pitiable condition?The dolt was referring to his village all along. |
| Culture › Re: The Plight Of The Northern Child by Rawani: 5:36am On Sep 23, 2014*. Modified: 8:38am On Sep 24, 2014 |
The OP should have put his points forward as what he feels is the plight of the average rural dweller in Zamfara State, instead of masquerading as a northerner to start another round of north bashing, a NL pastime. The OP could not disclose specifics like the name his rural community or even LGA, yet expects people to take him serious. Look at these statements for Christ's sake: leerikz: ..true words...... from a Northern teenager's point of view leerikz: This was written by a young Nigerian.. Just looking at things from the other point of view.. I am in no way supporting insurgency of any kind..It's interesting that our BH youngster is also a Lil-wayne fan, they must have been seriously rocking the village square with cattle-powered sound systems in the midst of head bopping Islamic teachers. Leerikz: i am guessing you won't know the real lil wayne even if he took you out on a dateNow let me tell you OP, your predicament is not different from that of any underprivileged and poverty ravaged rural dweller anywhere in Nigeria. I chuckled at you stating the absence of power in your rural community when some parts of URBAN Nigeria have lacked electricity supply for months. There is no doubt that the absence of western education contributes to the lack of development of a significant number of the northern youth, just as the abysmally low standard of education has stifled the potential of the average Nigerian youth and perpetuated the cycle of poverty which stands at about 59% in the best parts and 77% in the worst parts of Nigeria. Choosing to steal, kill and destroy the lives of innocent Nigerians and blocking any economic opportunities to better the situation you are groaning about, and then blaming the same poverty that exists everywhere in Nigeria in varying degrees for that decision is not only foolish, but myopic and deceitful. Painting your unfortunate circumstances as a villager in Zamfara and decision to be a blood sucking terrorist, as the plight of the Northern youth, is not only a aberration of logic but a slap on the face of every urban, educated, hardworking, and self-fulfilled contemporary young northerner. Of course this is assuming I don't know the OP is a pained and bigoted Yiboe. 17 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Lawyers, Activists File Court Case To Stop Jonathan by Rawani: 5:57pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
It is up to the courts to determine if their candidacy is a contravention of constitutional provisions. |
| Politics › Re: Blood On Their Hands- The Times Magazine by Rawani: 2:12pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
barcanista: Rightly saidI learnt that a similar incident happened in China years ago, and it was just a walkway that collapsed in a mall killing dozens of people. Poor enforcement of building codes and substandard practices meant over 50 people, from the regulatory authority to the engineering team, were executed after being found guilty of negligence. TBJ should count himself lucky to have such an inept President that should not be seen hobnobbing with him, as it could be misinterpreted that he could be biased in investigations, and I doubt if he will receive more than a tap on the wrist for his alleged offence. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Blood On Their Hands- The Times Magazine by Rawani: 1:44pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
Lordlexyy: But where exactly do you draw the line between an accident and a criminal behaviour. We all know what happened at the synagogue could happen anywhere.The key word here is Negligence. If the building collapse is proven to be as a result of negligence on the part of TBJ, as could be inferred from reports of unapproved floors being added to the building, then he is criminally liable. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Rumour Of Shekau’s Death Spreads In Borno, How True? by Rawani: 1:39pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
I pray this is true. However of what significance is his death in winning the war, if at the weakest point of BH, the government is considering the release of 30 commanders in exchange for the kidnapped girls? Are they trying to fill the vacuum? |
| Politics › Re: Designate Boko Haram Terrorist Group, Oritsejafor Told US Congress In 2012. by Rawani: 1:27pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
What else did you expect him to say? Declare them saints so I can pray for more bling? |
| Politics › Re: Blood On Their Hands- The Times Magazine by Rawani: 1:24pm On Sep 21, 2014 |
barcanista: You are on point but it is just so sad that nobody knows the official position of Lagos State. Like you said, let's give him the benefit of doubt... But it may be that he doesn't want to offend a section of the "christian" community which is pathetic.Beyond pathetic. That would however be assuming that the entire Christian community is behind him. I for one, have never taken TBJ serious. 1 Like |
..I'm a big fan of this dude.. His evolution is the definition of hardwork and commitment.. What i love most apart from his rap skills is that he produces his own hits... Team Phynofino all the way 
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