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Politics › Re: Fashola Unveils Statue For Beko by redsun(m): 7:16pm On Feb 11, 2010
Fashola actually is a true soldier but what about the Abami himself statute? Fela deserve to be studied and followed as a true and rare african.
Politics › Re: Video : by redsun(m): 1:45pm On Feb 11, 2010
Yeah,they were living dead anyway,now they will be in heaven to f-uck with virgins.Why will any believer want to complain if they are dying for good?
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 1:27pm On Feb 11, 2010
Abagworo:
ibb did his best even though it wasnt good enough.america consulting him is no news since he is a major power broker in nigeria.
The best IBB did for nigeria was to liberalize corruption,his tenure made corruption legitimate in nigeria as it is today.hence his present freedom,under normal circumstance he and people like obasanjo should be languishing in jail for treasonable offences.America should have a track record of an individual like that,yet the same person they are consulting to bring the country back to normalcy.The action,if it true goes to show that america is really a love-peddler when it comes to international politics with only  their interest at heart,the action also actually buttresses the fact that CIA was behind the removal of Tunde Idiagbon,who was on the way to bringing nigeria back to some sense of discipline and was replaced with the same criminal,babangida,

There is no way nigeria can ever move forward with criminal like ibb at the helm of affairs,The founding fathers of america are remembered today because of their selfless and enduring contributions in building and establishing america at the expense of same fuc-king blackman that never learns and other weaker tribes
Politics › Re: Court Stops Probe Of Fashola by redsun(m): 3:54am On Feb 11, 2010
There should be an independent committee set up to look into the matter.But nobody seems to be stainless in nigeria these days,from bishops to judges,to professors, to civil servants,they are all caught in the nemesis of greed and corruption.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 3:23am On Feb 11, 2010
Just like one colo prophet predicted obasanjo will die in prison.Of course any rational human will know that people like obasanjo,ikimi,iboril,ibb and co will some how meet a drastic end,even if they die peacefully and escape direct justice,their atrocities will be carried over to their nest of kin.

The wicked shall never go unpunished,NEVER.
Politics › Re: Court Stops Probe Of Fashola by redsun(m): 3:09am On Feb 11, 2010
The guiltless have nothing to fear,only the guilty are afraid.
Politics › Re: Court Stops Probe Of Fashola by redsun(m): 3:06am On Feb 11, 2010
Why?What is bad in probing and investigating the allegations of corruption?In as much as Fashola could be relatively ok in nigerian political scene,no amount of illegality is too small to be overlooked.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 2:50am On Feb 11, 2010
A fool at forty is a fool for ever,that is the case of nigeria,cry cry baby.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 2:46am On Feb 11, 2010
There is no plausible justification whatsoever for a suppose credible country like america to be dealing with a known fugitive like babangida in the interest of millions of civil nigerians.

Nigeria is slipping into the present state of oblivion because of people like IBB,so getting him to help solve the problems in anyway is like adding petrol to a house on fire instead of water.

However,in reality,america is of no use to nigeria,if we are living creatures that breathes and reasons,we should be able to solve our problems without involving america or any other so-called developed world,we should be dealing with america on our terms as a sovereign  not them telling us what to do as if we are police dogs,mumus.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 9:05pm On Feb 10, 2010
pcmecom:
@redsun
              you are spot on, you took the words from my mouth
No be small thing my brother.Forest gate was my zone,i should believe you know the Big Joe in forest,the ghanian enterpreneur and a pan african,he is a true african.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 8:50pm On Feb 10, 2010
Africans are chain locked by mental slavery,it is worst than physical slavery because in most cases the enslaved are not even aware they are slaves.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 8:33pm On Feb 10, 2010
Shoot2Kill:
Don't mind them they won't do that because they don't care about Nigeria.They would not want to risk losing their green cards.Typical Nigerian cowards.
Alternatively the message can be passed through the american embassy in nigeria with some press coverage,official and recorded.
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 8:23pm On Feb 10, 2010
If this caption is true,the non fugitive nairalanders in america should organize some delegates or any other form of communication that must reach Obama to warn him against dealing with a criminal like babangida as regards ngerians interest.That he can not in anyway represent a rational and patriotic nigerian.

This are things we should be doing as people that are aware,well dispose in dyer need for change
Politics › Re: Is Goodluck Jonathan Smart Enough To Change Things In Nigeria by redsun(m): 8:03pm On Feb 10, 2010
Fhemmmy:
Good thing can still come out of Jerusalem.
He will remain loyal to his men,they are bounded by blood,tribe or location not withstanding.It is a brotherhood,a kind of confraternity up against the common nigeria,north,east,south and west not withstanding
Politics › Re: Obama's Envoy Meets Babangida by redsun(m): 7:50pm On Feb 10, 2010
Ibb influence and authority is like that of Al capone of chicago,he  is a gangster that cleanly made away with over 12 billion dollars of nigerian money that up till date is yet uncounted for.

I wonder if Obama knows his background personally,maybe it is just CIA moves to cause more confusion.
Politics › Re: Is Goodluck Jonathan Smart Enough To Change Things In Nigeria by redsun(m): 7:40pm On Feb 10, 2010
Jonathan is working banner of pdp party and as party their key manifesto are rigging,manipulation,assassinations of opponents,stealing,corruption,looting etc,

Of what good can a rotten egg be?Na dem dem,just look at the animal aondaka that he should have outrightly sacked,investigate and inevitably jailed,has just been redeployed to another strategic position.

They are all brothers in crime and enemies of common nogerians.
Politics › Re: Turai Vows To Deal With - PointBlankNews by redsun(m): 7:27pm On Feb 10, 2010
I thought yaradua was bright guy who should quit when the ovation was loudest,but it appears he is married to a foolish woman and as always a foolish is the key to a man's destruction and down fall,while the good woman moulds a man.

Beware of senseless b-itches like turai guys.
Politics › Re: Despite What You 'think,' Black Americans Do Not Feel Connected To Africa by redsun(m): 8:03pm On Feb 09, 2010
But why do people take this guy seriously?Can't you guys deduce he is just a dumb and misconceived african american?

However mandingo sounds like a zulu name,i use take him for a south african,enticed with africa,yet ranting hate.

It is not a bad thing to critisize the state of africa but he does it like a foolish man.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Is Now President by redsun(m): 4:21pm On Feb 09, 2010
And now what?Now that we got love what are we gonna do?

Same sh-it,same set of animals,same stealing.Nigeria problem is not tribe but concepts and agendas.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Igbo People Are Cursed! by redsun(m): 3:53pm On Feb 09, 2010
@POSTER,don't tell me the solution to the curse will be prayer and deliverance because if you do,it will clearly show that you are the cursed one,whatever curse mean to you and you are not even aware,like you said mad are unaware of their madness

Personally,i think any form of ignorance is a curse and to break it one has to know,to seek true knowledge.

Seek,you shall find,knock,it shall be open
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sarah Palin And The Nazis by redsun(m): 3:37pm On Feb 09, 2010
Sarah palin is a born and bred redneck,it is in her blood and it over shadows her dismal rural sense of reasoning,her been there is like the grand leader klu klux klan(kkk) contesting for the presidency of america under the republican banners.
Politics › Re: Who Is The Most Detestable Nigerian Politician Today by redsun(m): 6:14pm On Feb 08, 2010
Obasanjo is unquestionably the king pin of course,aondooka is just making headline because he is suppose to pronounce man of the law who should know better.
Politics › Re: Who Is The Most Detestable Nigerian Politician Today by redsun(m): 5:59pm On Feb 08, 2010
Aodooka is a disgrace to humanity,a disgrace to education and a disgrace to the gentleman's profession.If he was an independent criminal lawayer one will understand why is dinning,associating,conniving and defending criminals but as an attorney general of a nation,the suppose upholder of the law,he deserves to tried by sharia maybe they will sentence him to his d=ick been cut off,knowing how crazy those moslem clerics are.

Only the politicians deserves to tried under sharia law,for they deserve to be stoned.
Politics › Re: Who Is The Most Detestable Nigerian Politician Today by redsun(m): 3:13pm On Feb 08, 2010
Andoooka or what ever he is called is good example of how ineffective education is nigeria.A suppose learned man running around like a crude thug,stealing,looting,scheming and defending prolific criminals.

Education is main to make people reasonable,inquisitive,selfless,productive and independent but in nigeria,it is otherwise
Politics › Re: Choosing Between That Obj Third Term & Yar-adua's Performance & Refusal To Hando by redsun(m): 2:51pm On Feb 08, 2010
Honestly,it is the nigerian military that seems to have learnt a great lesson from this chaotic democracy for the fact that they have not intervene yet,even with all the opportunities on the ground.
Politics › Re: Choosing Between That Obj Third Term & Yar-adua's Performance & Refusal To Hando by redsun(m): 2:45pm On Feb 08, 2010
Imeobong:
you are correct, both administration are currupt, but OBJ is like the proverb at the beggining of the thread, I still believe that we would have been better of with a criminal like OBJ than dead-man Yar'adua
Like i said the devil and the deep blue sea,,but they come into context as options at all,they are nonentities.
Politics › Re: Choosing Between That Obj Third Term & Yar-adua's Performance & Refusal To Hando by redsun(m): 2:35pm On Feb 08, 2010
Yaradua is a no case,he is  a dead man,it is people like obasanjo that is still holding the country to ransom at this point in time.Nigerian ruling elites is a criminal syndicate,nigerian constitution is noil and void.

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