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freshcvv: How easy was it to loot money and have it 'kept' in countries that were part of the west who sanctioned Nigeria and also blocked Nigeria and the outside world (west) from doing business together?Money is not stolen like reading ABC sir. There were technicalities involved in doing those things. The same western imperialists that sanctioned him had machineries on ground to romance with him (Abacha), though indirectly. |
Surely, his death would mean different things to different people. Many people claiming he was the best president compared to others had their reasons; but to me, he wasn't. On the 6th of June, 1998, a certain man had his appointment with Abacha himself, rescheduled (a civillian and a nonentity to me at that time). How he got that connection, I don't know. He was told that the C-in-C himself rescheduled his appointment for June 9, 1998. That was how he never got that opportunity to get his own indomie at that time. Abacha's death, to such a man, would be a painful one. To the Yoruba nation, Abacha would never be in their good books. So many people asked if insurgency and wanton loss of lives happened in his time like we have now. The answer is YES, it did. Modakeke and Ife war consumed lives in Osun state and this thing happened twice during Abacha's reign, yet little was done to forestall the crises at that time. Our civil service was jeopardized during this man's reign. As a teacher then, you had to introduce a book or handouts to the students to buy so that they can have some enjoyment. Those in the civil service won't even come to work at all, while those that decided to, would just turn the office to a gist planet. The middle class was non-existent at that time. It was either the high class or the low class. The economy was of no effect to the majority of people at all. The Naira was of great value that time, but it must be noted that to get N500 at that time was not a small thing at all. His tyranny paved way for OBJ to become the president, though against the Yoruba nation's wishes. Had OBJ, a military-civilian, not become the president, we would have been under the man whom the whole nation hated and hate till today, IBB. Abacha's tyranny would have been good had it been propagated like late Chavez of Venezuela or late Ghaddafi of Libya. Besides, soldiers are not meant to rule, they are only meant to protect the sovereignty of a nation, and if they get the taste of power, they won't differentiate it from handling gun (power). |
akomsy: With or without these Asians God's grace will see me through after my IT course. .Amen brother. Just try and look around for the schools and check for programs that will be of 2 years. Earlier on, Jenny told us that she knew of an IT guy that did MSc in IT and he studied for a year. She said the guy looked for sponsorship but couldn't, so he had to come back home or something like that. I know how those Asians can behave. They also domain in USA and Canada too like that. |
kellyemms: wat of after the one year msc program and I later also do a graduate certificate program for 6month. Wil I be able to stay back?You can't go from a higher grade or class to lower now; it has to be the other way round. I suggest you look for a school with a 2 yrs program since it's an IT based program, or go for a college Advanced Diploma of 2 years. |
imperiouxx: loooool...... Nigerien/Togolese ke. I'm from Osun state, born and raised in Lagos.God don cash you today. We no dey see your face for ipinle omoluabi threads anytime they show up. I am from Osun too, Ayedaade to be precise. What of you? Don't mind my Togolese/Nigerien jabs jor, just poking fun at ya. Did that guy, whose profile link you put up, say you were ugly? Walahi, I'm afraid of closing my eyes now. |
Wickedness of the highest order!! May God give the family the fortitude to bear the loss. RIP!!! |
Imperiouxx, no vex o; you look like a Nigerien or Togolese. Besides, you are not only huggly, you are hugglystically hand- and legsome, |
To me, Ladoja-Akala pact is still a charade and it goes beyond what we are talking about now. Ladoja is smart and also vengeful, and he will surely give Akala a payback at what he did to him. Another interesting thing is that Ladoja is a high chief in Ibadan, and for him to now team-up with a man that ridiculed Olubadan council (of which he, Ladoja is among) is funny. Let's watch how it goes. |
^^^ Go for diploma in community service. The IT is a crowded sector in Australia and the Asians full that sector more than anything else. |
texaco1: akala lost that election because ladoja entered the race.akala was leading till the last minute when ibadan elders under the order of the king went to plead with ladoja ,some things happened which i cant say here that ladoja did to tilt it in favour of ajimobi.No sir! It wasn't that the monarch and Ibadan elders didn't meet with Ladoja as you said, they did but he (Ladoja) never obliged to them. He told them that as long as Ajimobi had right to contest, so also he too. After the house of Rep votes had been split, people became jittery that Akala might win the election. Practically at that time, Akala was ahead of all of them. What made things go against him was that Ibadan people turned away from Ladoja at the die minutes because he only focused on Oyo (maybe because of Adeleke) and Ibadan. As this issue was going Alaafin had to be beckoned with because Alaafin and Akala were at war then, and Alaafin was able to work on Oyo south monarchs and get their support to punish Akala at that time. Since Akala was from Ogbomosho, he could get the favour from Oyo north and had already counted Oyo central and Oyo south as "not winnable" for him. Ladoja's entrance to the scene and refusal to back out was a good one for Akala at that time. With Ibadan votes being split among ACN and AP in Oyo central, PDP had higher chance to get all votes for him in Oyo North, and votes splitting for him in Oyo south while others will scramble for the remaining in Oyo central. As God would have it, Oyo south slipped away from PDP, leaving only Oyo north for them. In the die minutes, Ibadan people rallied round support for Ajimobi to win; including Accord people. I do I know this? My constituency, till tomorrow, is an Accord stronghold. I wasn't in Nigeria that time, but I was with political big-wigs who were placing calls home to get facts and consolidate on their mathematical calculations, right even on flight. By the way, many people whom Akala had trusted to gain their supports duped him. I know them so well. They collected the money and voted against him. Many in my constituency also did it too. |
barcanista: If this news is true then Ajimobi is in trouble. Those who follow SW politics know that NO GOVERNOR HAVE WON RE-ELECTION since the History of Oyo State. Akala lost because Ibadan People said NO SECOND TERM that Ibadan man must succeed Him. Akala is from Ogbomoso with full support but he LOST because Ibadan was not on his side. Ladoja is an Ibadan man so collaborating with Akala will mean KNOCK-OUT for Ajimobi. May the better candidate winLet's put sentiment aside; whom would you prefer among the trio? |
tomakint: While I quite agreed with your constructive assertion here, I must quickly remind you that PDP under the under-performing Alao Akala nearly clinched the governorship but for the split vote manipulations of Ladoja's Accord Party that gave victory to Ajimobi's ACN! Now imagine these two bigwigs coming together at a time like this, this simply means a marriage between PDP and Accord Party and this is where Ajimobi needs to be very watchful and stop thinking he has the power of incumbency especially going by the antecedents of Ibadan politics that they hardly give their governors second term ticket!Oyo politics is a different one in Yorubaland. I have my reasons in saying their merger won't work. Akala has offended many people from Accord party and the likes of Wole Oyelese and co won't want Ladoja to come and start dictating the ground for them. That one might not make the pact go smoothly. Let's just sit and watch how the game unfolds; besides all what we want is good governance and Mr Ajimobi is giving it out and has set the pace that things can be done sanely and cleanly and have effect and impact on lives. South West will never go backwards laye laye (Ase). |
tomakint: Thank you jare my brother! Majority here are detached from realities, they thought politics according to Nigeria's parlance is won by being emotional! I like Ajimobi but he must bring his style of politics closer to the people if he must return to power come 2015!I quite agree with you that the game is played not like we reason, but don't be surprised people can change at the die hours. In 2011, Ladoja had the highest support over Ajimobi, and. Akala's stakes in winning were high because none between Ladoja and Ajimobi might rake the votes required for winning. In fact, PDP had the larger share of the electorates. At the end, what happened? Side-shifting took place. Another thing is that I won't trust Ladoja/Akala romance at all because Ladoja is very cunning. He is smart and also vengeful and will do everything possible to get his payback at the party and person that ridiculed him, except he will be in control of the whole show like the Molete man. Besides, people ate getting wiser each day. |
@Sakabien, why the refusal in handling the statement to you? You are the applicant now and it's you that should present the statement to them not him. I haven't heard of this before o. @Jenny, yeah you're right. That's another option. But the thing is that he agreed to sponsorship, and now he doesn't want to give him the statement. What does that signify? |
Afam4eva: LolBros, I respect you a lot, but you fumbled here. You shouldn't put up such a statement here at all, considering the fact that you are a moderator. |
Awon were t'oun digbolugi. What would Mr Sooyoyo Akara give as his achievement(s) in the state he governed more that any governor else? What would Ladoja say he gave the state during his tenure? Even if Ajimobi isn't going to be re-elected for second term, I'm pretty sure it's none of these clowns here forming godfathers now. By the way, Akala was a bastard and has further proved he's a bastardo desperate for power and recognition. Was it not him that said Ladoja was finished politically? Was he not him that an Ibadan politician did not have the audacity to dictate the pace of politics in the state? Was it not the same Akala that said he was far above Ladoja? How come he now saw the need to team up with this same man he ridiculed? The two of them don't know what is doing them at all; awon dopemu agege. @Tomakint, you mentioned grassroot development as their main focus, the duo spent 8 yrs together as governors of the state. Please point out at any grassroot development either Ladoja or Tura did in their tenure? People are now wise. Even if people were going to vote out the present governor, they won't vote any man these two might come up with. Will you compare security during their time with what we have now? Bro, sleep is different from death. |
^^^ Prime Ministress, your country needs to work on tuition of your schools so that many international students can come in and partake in their schools. For the brother going for private TAFE, I would suggest you go for public ones and choose a diploma course instead of a certificate course. Just my suggestion because private colleges might be costlier than public ones and diploma because it will facilitate moving to advanced diploma more quickly than certificate route. Good morning compatriots. |
sakabien: Please how long does it take to process Australian student visa?Does it have any implication to apply too early?I apply to a college in australia,i have my COE and school resume january 2014 and am contemplating applying for my visa by end of dis month.What is ur take on this?3 months befor resumption is okay, but you can aply a 4 months before. Maybe you apply in August. |
ferdimako: Did you major in swearing? Which university did you attend? Slow down and improve when being corrected and guided so that you don't end up blabbing like your cousin in America. His complains are...does someone goes...they seems...abeg Nigerian graduate!If I give you brogue kick, na Ballarat you go landyourself. Don't give him attention at all, just leave him. |
Amefrica: pls oo dis is a silly and dumb question. But i will appreciate if someone can answer me..Bros, I like your style of using a stone to kill 2 birds, but at the same time, you ascend a stairs from its base level. If I were you, all my focus should exclude visa and the handbags it carries and face SAT/TOEFL. That is your first hurdle. How to register and pay for it? How to prepared hard for it? Those are the main issues you are to face now. Register -> Read -> Write -> Pass your exams first After that, you can now start wrestling with visa. Is it okay? |
jennykadry: Don't mind the left over kro kro infested junkie, calling me names and accusing another of doing same. Bloody f@gggottt . I haven't been this mad in a long timeNo vex abeg. How we go vote you as prime minister for Australia if you dey ex now? ![]() |
fubbyy: you fool, check out his posts and see how he offer his so called help,insulting people while directing them,is that what you call help? I'm not against him being helpful,you need the help but tell the slowpoke to stop going around nairaland telling people how poor their english command is while I know he can't even write, he's trying hard just to be noticed, that guy must be a stammerer,running to nairaland to insult people and retrieve his self esteemHaba brother, you are blaming him of abuse (let's assume he even did now), but you too are dooing the same. First calling him mumu and now a slowpoke; for what? If you want to castigate him, do so but let it be in love. We are all brothers here. You even went ahead to call Jenny a fool; for what? This lady has been over-helpful here and we have enjoyed from her wealth of knowledge. Justwise, please come here and do work. We have never had fight before neither did we have name calling here, but you have started it. What is the gain therein? |
fubbyy: I wonder why this mumu who can't even write is here insulting people, internet free access is to blame, every riff raff is now using some tecno phone and type rubbishGentleman, if you want to correct, do so in love. We are all one family here and we are brothers and sisters, so please no insult sir. |
Americanvisa: ok @ jenny,RedReact,advanced diploma is still the best but am considering financial requirements. Since i am self sponsored,note that we must have all the money for that period of stay in that country,you know extending it have no financial attachment to present unless as the immigration rules are changing.Only for that one year course will cost us not less than 6 million talk of another year, some people are lucky to see who is sponsoring them,me no get,i am on my own,it is not really easy,we are seeking for better life not just money.It shall be well brother. Your desires shall be granted by God's grace. I am now in support of the diploma thing. Jenny needs to talk of extension of visa, in case there is anything to know. @Jenny, I know those nuisance guys are gonna contribute to it. But wait o, the government need to do some form of clamp down on those guys; but the governemnt is still pampering them. |
I hope the stringent measure isn't as a result of influx of those 'special' guys from Indonesia that consume welfare and still become nuisance to their host comunities? Jenny, isn't that the reason? @AmericanVisa, I am suggesting an Advanced Diploma. Can't you use the option instead of ordinary diploma and start applying for extension again? Or which one is better off? |
^^^ I think Jenny is the only one thatcan provide an answer to this. |
Moderators, AntiSpam bot hid my comment on a thread about Oni's case been struck out by the Supreme Court and also banned me for a day. Could lease tell me what I did |
nasilas: Yes I have been..and to answer your other question, most of the successful applicants on this thread were not going for an ordinary diploma program with a year duration.. A Graduate Diploma might also help in making your case more tenable..One of our brothers, @Iamcapella, went for diploma at a TAFE college and he got his visa, so I don't think that will be a problem. What I can chirp in is that @Americanvisa should apply for the program instead of the wife. But sir, didn't you raise an issue like this before and Jenny answer you? |
Americanvisa: I wist to go with my wife for TAFE diploma course but i am afraid to apply with her for the fact that i am a professional,going with her for TAFE course may look like we just want to use the means to move to Australia,@Jenny and others please advice mePeople go for diploma course in another field that is related to their field to give them added knowledge of how that new field can affect their field of profession. I don't think there will be any red flag raised over your case; or better still, go for Advanced Diploma. Do you intend to apply for the visa together with her? (I mean go together at the same start date). |
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