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Politics › Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Rawani: 6:23am On Sep 12, 2014
If city threads are to be moved to the travel section, then ALL city threads should be moved there immediately in the spirit of equity and fairness. Otherwise they should be relocated back to the politics section. Seun?
Politics › Re: 1977: Photo Talk Between GEJ And Mohammadu Buhari by Rawani: 5:41am On Sep 12, 2014
I wonder how you can call someone who once RULED this country and whipped discipline into your uncles thick skulls, a failure. I think the failure is the person who only got to positions of authority based on the misfortune of his superiors, riding on a dead man's mandate and still performing so woefully that Nigerians cannot wait to kick him back to his periwinkles the next chance they get.
Politics › Re: Aso Rock Banquet Hall ( Pictures ) by Rawani: 5:14am On Sep 12, 2014
donnypool: who says they allow ppl visit the white house without an invitation? you can only see the white house from afar, but you dare not cross the boundary one inch
donnypool: Bro same pic you saw here is same extent you can reach in any presidential villa, not all areas in the white house can be toured
That is not true. You cannot take a tour of the Aso Villa, much less being lucky enough to meet the President on a lucky day.

https://www.iveneverdonethat.com/blog_files/whitehousephotosallowed.jpg

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/01/23/article-2266673-171CC9DB000005DC-27_634x422.jpg

https://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2012/news/120227/michelle-obama-1-440.jpg

https://www.2020site.org/white-house/images/white-house-tour-tickets.jpg

https://www.seahawks.com/assets/images/imported/SEA/articleImages/RoundUp/140521-champs-white-house-600.jpg

Forum Games › Re: Test Your Intelligence With These Three Pictures. by Rawani: 4:42am On Sep 12, 2014
egift: But there are 9 lines connecting both ends, and it not possible for 9 lines to have produced 4 beams in 2 dimensional view. Additionally, from the other end, the objects are separated. If you count from the end that generates 4 beams, then you will have incomplete objects.

So am sticking with 3
You're absolutely right, that was the same test i applied. There are 3 2D bars in that picture, the other end with seemingly four ends is just an optical illusion. The elephant has 4 legs, the other 'legs' are just the white spaces in-between.
Politics › Re: Aso Rock Banquet Hall ( Pictures ) by Rawani: 4:29am On Sep 12, 2014
donnypool: who says they allow ppl visit the white house without an invitation? you can only see the white house from afar, but you dare not cross the boundary one inch
That is incorrect. Visitors are allowed into the white house interior 3 days a week free of charge, and are even given guided tours where they enter iconic rooms, banquet halls and even the kitchen garden. Of course there are areas like the west wing with restricted access. Even you can take a tour by applying at our embassy in Washington or you can do it virtually right now by clicking here

Nigeria has a lot to learn.
Politics › Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Rawani: 3:44am On Sep 12, 2014
Thats very unfair and discouraging. Do they want us to take our patronage elsewhere?
Politics › Re: EXPOSED!!! The Many "Faces" Of Barcanista by Rawani: 5:05pm On Sep 11, 2014
[size=13pt]I swear on my best cow barcanista is ijaw.[/size]
Politics › Re: EXPOSED!!! The Many "Faces" Of Barcanista by Rawani: 5:02pm On Sep 11, 2014
Firefire: And what is your conclusion ? grin
Stlll checking bros. grin
Politics › Re: EXPOSED!!! The Many "Faces" Of Barcanista by Rawani: 5:00pm On Sep 11, 2014
When I saw inyamiri calling barcanista Hausa on the other thread, i quickly double-checked to make sure I hadn't turned Ijaw grin
Politics › Re: What Do You Think Would Have Happened If The North Had The Crude Oij? by Rawani: 1:43pm On Sep 11, 2014
Collynzo16: Unlike your imaginary oil in Sokoto and Lake chad, the ones in the east are already being drilled and exported. From Abia to Imo, there are oil wells owned by both local and multinational oil companies, Abia has about 53, Imo has over 160, do you know what one oil well is worth? Don't compare your imaginary minerals in the north with reality.
I didn't expect an Almajiri to know that anyway.
FlaTTheaded LIAR. I don't have time for your type, attend to ya makate tongue
Politics › Re: President Joanthan Hired Another Boko Haram Negotiator (Pic) by Rawani: 12:38pm On Sep 11, 2014
Good. I want GJ, in his typical cluelessness and myopic manner, to continue to provoke and throw his negotiators under the bus in a bid to shield alleged sponsors of terror. Hopefully this will incite them to seek and reveal the truth about this grand conspiracy. Ode!
Politics › Re: What Do You Think Would Have Happened If The North Had The Crude Oij? by Rawani:
These parasitic chestbeaters have started again. What I find amusing is that the North is far, far more blessed with natural minerals than the whole of erosion ravaged SE, yet in their usual ignorance and in testament to their utter emptiness, they castigate a region that has been clipping their wings and dictating their future since 1967. What does the SE produce apart from kidnapping and drug trafficking? What do they add to the GDP apart from fake drugs? How many barrels of oil did they see in Kano that has made them abandon their barren red soil and constitute a nuisance that almajiri's never fail to despatch to the great beyond?

The traces of crude oil in SE states is the same found in Lake Chad Basin and Sokoto state, so i wonder the source of the sudden sense of entitlement that the SE is feeling. Is it from riding piggy-back on the SS, who have told you shameless migrants to take your devilish politics of division and shove it up the butthole of your next grandmother rape_ victim?

The real question is "what would have happened if the SE owned the oil?"

Politics › Re: Full Nigeria Army investigation report on Boko Haram. *picture by Rawani: 11:25am On Sep 11, 2014
I honestly don't think this information should be in the public domain. Of what use is intelligence information if the enemy can simply change tactics, leaving the armed forces to work with outdated information.
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 8:16am On Sep 11, 2014
Idrismusty97: You would keep living in denial while other regions are rapidly progressing. I wonder what gave you people this sort of notion about the North. Is it too much Nollywood, Boko haram, bad journalism or what?
You will not believe what they think the North looks like. I have met several corpers that are astounded when they arrive northern cities to find beautiful roads, flowers, roundabouts, beautiful architecture, parks, hotels etc. It is mostly the result of a mix of poor journalism, low exposure, prejudice, ignorance and in most cases, ethno-religious hatred. The fortunate thing is by nature, northerners are not chestbeaters and as such, are not bothered with the impression their compatriots have of them, or proving them wrong.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 8:01am On Sep 11, 2014
whatlyf: All these Old senile men like Edwin Clark and Ekweme should stop being "emotional" and sentimental. INEC Chairman is working with the Number of registered voters at its disponsal. Inec did not manufacture the list. Every state is represented in the INEC board, the States Representatives hasn't cried foul but some silly and senile men making baseless and tribalistic accusation. Last time I checked, they are pro-Jonathan and so are scared of 2015.
It is glaring that the basis for distribution of PU's is voter population, they would rather prefer a chaotic and overcrowded environment where their electoral malpractices will be shielded from prying eyes. What other basis is there for PU allocation?
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 7:37am On Sep 11, 2014
Rexxie: Parasite alert!!!
Rawani: Instead of blowing hot air, aggrieved parties should suggest a better formula for distribution of PU's that will avoid the problems of over-crowding, without the usual emotion-laden verbal diatribes. It seems the hope of BH decimating the North's population has horribly disappointed their sponsors. Thank God our soldiers are reclaiming lost territory and sending the bloody jihadists to their brothel in the sky.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 7:22am On Sep 11, 2014
BlackTechnology: [s]You have never worked with INEC that is why you rant like a small boy[/s]
To think I almost thought we could have intelligent discourse above the mediocrity characteristic of naive political commentators. Sad.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani:
BlackTechnology: First and foremost

Let the computer data for Northern Nigeria be sent South and vice versa.
Where in the south? Do you know where the INEC headquarters is located? Do you realize Abuja was made the FCT because of these kind of problems? For the 3rd time today i ask, do you realize INEC is by definition, an independent body?

BlackTechnology: Secondly

Let the software that deletes multiple registration be done to verify if Northern INEC officers applied the software
That feature should already be incorporated in the architecture of the data collection software. How exactly did you also determine the ethnicity of the officers?

BlackTechnology: After the first two steps, he will be able to make a better decision

Let me reveal this to you

The computer data of Jos North , Shendam and Wase were never screen using that software because the Muslim woman in charge did not do it to give the Hausa Fulanis an advantage
Really, what is the source of your allegation? That sounds like beer parlour banter, please have concrete evidence when next you want to throw around weighty allegations with enough venom to ignite fresh hostilities.

I appreciate your argument, but unless the issues i highlighted are resolved, it is just not feasible.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 6:45am On Sep 11, 2014
BlackTechnology: Under OBJ it was dependent on OBJ

True or False
Why should I be concerned with 2011 when we are discussing 2015? You have made no point sir & you are derailing the thread.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 6:32am On Sep 11, 2014
BlackTechnology: As for this wrong decision, it will be reviewed
Can you suggest an alternative formula for PU allocation which will avoid over-crowding and the resultant dis-enfranchisement of registered voters? I am in need of a superior argument because I also agree that the present system gives the south an unfortunate handicap.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 6:23am On Sep 11, 2014
BlackTechnology: Now applaud Jona for giving Jega free hand
INEC - Independent National Electoral Commission
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani: 6:14am On Sep 11, 2014
BlackTechnology: Can you now applaud GEJ for giving Jega free hand

From your comment can we conclude that Jona is not behind the decimation of Northern Nigeria through BH
Wrong. From my comment you can conclude that the PDP failed in their plan to use terror for electoral advantage. I don't celebrate mediocrity so I cannot share your excitement that GJ 'gave free-hand' to INEC, when it's supposed to be Independent in the first place.
Politics › Re: Why We Are Giving More Polling Units To The North- Jega by Rawani:
Instead of blowing hot air, aggrieved parties should suggest a better formula for distribution of PU's that will avoid the problems of over-crowding, without the usual emotion-laden verbal diatribe. It seems the hope of BH decimating the North's population has horribly disappointed their sponsors. Thank God our soldiers are reclaiming lost territory and sending the bloody jihadists to their brothel in the sky.
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 11:10pm On Sep 10, 2014
tojahh: Wait o, before you people start this your APC-PDP razzmazztazz, I wan ask one question. @Op, how did you know this is the longest bridge in Africa, you measure am? You know tell us how you come to conclusion say this bridge pass the Mandela bridge here in SA. (96 Kilometre
)
Read the title of the thread.
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 10:08pm On Sep 10, 2014
Omachona: Answer this questions?
Out of the 44 local governments how many local government are in the metropolis?
What is the literacy rate on Kano?
What is the doctor patients ratio?
What is the standard of living of the people?
What's the state capital formation?
What are the state natural resources?
Condition in foreign trade?
Human resources?
Technical know how? Etc
[s]I am a northern like you so no accuse Igbo people[/s]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kano_State
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 9:46pm On Sep 10, 2014
asala1: Come to think of it, Kano is far more developed than any state in the south east and there are more than 2 million Igbo living in Kano. Why the hate?
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 9:39pm On Sep 10, 2014
FLYFIRE: My guy forget that thing. Building a bridge is the progression you are talking about? You guys are really backward
Is that why you have been having epileptic fits over the 2nd niger bridge for over 15 years? Nyamiri talking about backwardness, what next? grin
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 9:24pm On Sep 10, 2014
undecided

Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 8:46pm On Sep 10, 2014
himkers: Misplaced priority. When there re millions of almajiris to enroll in school, kwankwasiya is there building flyovers. I don't knw why all APC governors don't get their priorities right.....The other time, al-makura wanted to build an international cargo airport in a state that is as poor as TChad, who will use the airport if he had built it??
barcanista: UNIVERSITIES Established By Kwankwaso Administration:
1. Established Kano State University of Science and Technology, Wudi in his First Tenure
2. Established NorthWest University In 2012, ie SECOND TENURE
POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS Established By Kwankwaso Administration:
1.Kano Hospitality And Tourism Institute, Kano
2.Kano Poultry Institute,Dambatta
3.Kano Institute Of Qur'anic & Western Education,Kano
4.Kano Fisheries Institute,Bagauda
5.Kano Farm Mechanization Institute,Danbatta
6.Kano College Of Nursing And Midwifery,Madobi
7.Kano Corporate Security Training Institute,Gabasawa
8 Kano Reformatory Institute,Kiru
9.Kano Film Academy,Tiga Rockcastle
10.Kano Informatics Institute,Kura
11.Kano Sport Academy,Karfi
12.Kano Driving Institute,Kumbotso
13.Kano Irrigation Training Institute,Kadawa
14.Kano Entrepreneurship Development Institute,Dawakin Tofa
15.Kano Post Basic Midwifery School,Gezawa
16.Kano Institute Of Horticulture Bagauda
17.Kano Livestock Institute,Bagauda
18.Kano Development Journalism Institute,Kano
19.Kano School of Health Technology,Bebeji
20.School of Basic Remedial Studies,T/Wada
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL:
Kwankwaso Established 44 Craft Schools, one in each of the 44 LG in Kano State.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Kwankwaso Established 44 School for Islamic Studies, one in each of the 44 LG in Kano State.
INT'L LANGUAGE:
1. Dr. Kwankwaso established ALL male bilingual boarding college in Niamey, Niger Republic for Kano Indigens to Learn FRENCH Language as well as English language
2. He is set to establish ALL FEMALE bilingual boarding college in Niamey for Kano Indigens to Learn FRENCH Language as well as English language
ALL THESE FREE OF CHARGE for the students to study
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 8:08pm On Sep 10, 2014
POPEII: that's what jealous people call success
Malpractice my foot
Don't let us derail the thread.

Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 8:02pm On Sep 10, 2014
POPEII: Without classrooms we still lead the country in education examination malparactice.
Travel › Re: Longest Flyover In West Africa Nearing Completion By Kano State Government by Rawani: 7:58pm On Sep 10, 2014
POPEII: What are the abo-kis going to do with it?
They're going to ride their Kaduna built Peugeot 508's on their way to the world-class North-West University built by Kwankwaso, while you shine your flashlight in the afternoon sun looking for your 2nd Niger bridge.

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