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Desola:
Na yam?

I've seen what you look like and heard you speak. You look too pretty and more like a lady boy and your affinity with Abuja and jonasatan suggests to me that you are probably in a relationship one or some of the bigwigs hence your die hard support for everything bad.

I like my man dark, tall, handsome, very well spoken, thoroughly intelligent and YORUBA.

YOu don't fit that bill pretty boy.

I am half yoruba.
I fit your description well except u want a full yoruba.
Oya Kama roll.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=771644.msg9247702#msg9247702 date=1317350810]^^^ Iyabo was NEVER a representative of the SW. She represented her papa/ PDP. And it ended there.

Dont know who the other female is sha.[/quote]Iyabo represented Ogun central senetorial district. not sure.
Patricia Olubunmi etteh of the ettehgate fame, lol.

That Kudirat take style fine small. I used to admire her beauty those days sha.

Yeah, I think He probably went to school just to fulfil the desires of his parents as a son of an elite Northerner.
If not, Na second in command to Osama bin Laden him for be.

I wan shout before how Tinubu go attend when He dey under house arrest.
He claims to be democratic but I just feel like slapping him to sleep.

Anyways, Kudirat would have lifted and represented the women from the SW well and not cocoons like Iyabo and Patricia.

Desola:
Okay sha, let me put it simplistically without my tribal goggle on.

Whether Biafra likes o, make e move to kutuwenji, all I know is that other ethnic groups from the old Nigeria would not venture into ibo land. That land is forbidden and cursed!

They are currently doing well in their neighbouring African countries and that is where they should focus and expand. To say because Biafraland is thriving, a Yoruba man would commence negotiation is a big farce. There is absolutely nothing in that place jo! Okay, after I buy my spare parts and okrika shoes, what else? That place is like a cocoon ojare, nothing dey happen.

Except of course evil genius like Beaf, yes, he would visit his brothers who helped rig Odenson Jonasatan into power.

Wetin happen na. Wetin u cook, I dey hungry.

You see what GEJ is doing?
It is not like talking about kill kill kill.
He said it I am not a general, lion or scorpion. lol
Credits must go to Nnaji too. He's done wonderfully well but more still needs to be done too.

Hahahah. Sure, I know not all stories are true. But there is always two side of the story.
Maybe the amount spent isn't up to N6 billion. Probably N3-N5 billion.

My first lady best fits the Fela's description of an African Woman. Na she fit Fela song well well.

Haters may die.

naijaking1:
Mr. educate christian literate, which kind vernacular accent dey confuse you so?
Tie school simply said no to someone who lied in his application. Do you understand tie matter under discussion here?
Show us tie guideline where it said tie private christian schools must accept tie muslims

Sanusi going to Kings college was a mistake, because after he ended up in Khartoum for fanatical islamic studies, see how badly he's turned out for us
If he had gone to some almajiri school his peers attended in Kano, he wouldn't be causing all these confusion today.

You don kill me here. I laughed so hard. A whole CBN governor na him u yeye like this.

How true? OYO people come and answer this question.


It is a general belief in the South-Western part of the country that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was running the affairs of the states that fell to their party after the 2003 elections in a wasteful manner. This belief was responsible for the way the people voted the PDP out in the last elections, which paved the way for the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) to take the states.

Months into the reign of the ACN in these states, however, many of the elected governors are showing that they cannot all work the magic of theirLagoscounterpart, Babatunde Fashola.

Among the non-working ACN Governors is that ofOyoState, Abiola Ajimobi. The governor who we gathered at a time confessed to not knowing anything about governance, is more interested in replenishing the huge amount he spent in prosecuting the last election.

Just to mark his 100 days in Office the Governor, we learnt, has been pumping the state’s money into renovating and equipping the building called the Communication Research Centre and so far, he has pumped billions of Naira into it, more than half of which we learnt will be ending in the personal account of the governor.

The story is that the building in question happens to be one a former governor and chieftain of the ACN in the state, Alhaji Lam Adeshina started while he was the governor of the state but was abandoned by other governors that ruled the state.

Ajimobi is alleged to have spent over N6 billion on the project, which he hopes to unveil as one of the projects during his first 100 days in office later in the year. And the money he said was for construction of the Research House, as they call it, and to get some equipment may increase as the Governor iss also accused of not stating the exact budget he set aside for the project.

In another development, the activities of the Governor are gradually but inexorably pitching him against the elite inOyoState, as he is said to be fond of cancelling any project put in place by the immediate past governor of the state, Adebayo Alao-Akala.

Akala was said to have bought the idea ofLagosStatecreating the Lagos State Transport Management Authority (LASTMA) to control traffic and sent over 250 graduates from the state on courses to understand managing all sort of traffic problems. But months after Akala left office, the 250 that were trained and had started working, were sacked by Ajimobi, only for him to later employ a new set, with their salary allegedly pegged at N10,000 per month. The salary is the reason people are at the moment not happy with him.

This is just a tip of the iceberg and in just 100 days the Governor is laying an unpalatable foundation of wasting the state’s cash on irrational projects. Only God knows how much he will set aside for celebrations marking his first year in office. of trying to milk the state dry.

Categorised as : News, Politics by Global News

http://www.globalnewsnig.com/?p=78

Hahahaha, hope in 50years, they wont start fighting for their share of the land in Anambra like in EDO. 
Are they indigenous now or they go back home after sales?

All hail GEJ for appointing Nigeria's most illustrious engineer/son PROF. BARTH NNAJI as the head of the POWER team.
You need men who talk and do what they say. No be talk and talk no action.
Who's the Works minister self?

jason123:
It might! You never know.
You really do not know the value of what you have until you lose it.
Nah, Lagos has off shore oil. Most, if not all the states that have access to the Ocean, have offshore oil. Agreed, some companies will leave but I can't see Lagos being totally defranchised by a split because its positioning itself to be the "London" or "Manhattan" of West Africa. With the suspension bridge (its first in WA), to Eko atlantic (a business hub) to the LRT (rail way system) . . I really cannot see a "beaten-down" SW.

With that said, BEAF, you and I know that there CAN'T be a 3-way split in the south. I know you know that!
The Ibibios and co will almost certainly join the SE. The Edos and co(including your group, Uhrobos because of their Edo connection) will almost certainly join the SW.
Even some of the so called Eastern Ijaws (with all due respect) will join the SE.
The best bet is Southern Nigeria!  The Ijaws will be worse off in a 3-way split. You'll agree if you are being realistic.
Have you forgotten that some of the gas projects will be extended to Lagos as well? But yes, I agree, that will DEFINITELY affect Lagos but we have to wait and see. About being the economic hub, I don't see that changing. Other states like Rivers and Delta will certainly develop commercially but will they be able to compete with Lagos? I doubt that. Lagos is about to be the 3rd largest city in the world. I don't think Warri, Asaba and PH can compete with that labour force and brain drain.

And one more thing, pls stop this talk about ethnic groups. It is getting too much.
Face topic leave ethnic wahala.

jason123:
It might! You never know.
You really do not know the value of what you have until you lose it.
Nah, Lagos has off shore oil. Most, if not all the states that have access to the Ocean, have offshore oil. Agreed, some companies will leave but I can't see Lagos being totally defranchised by a split because its positioning itself to be the "London" or "Manhattan" of West Africa. With the suspension bridge (its first in WA), to Eko atlantic (a business hub) to the LRT (rail way system) . . I really cannot see a "beaten-down" SW.

With that said, BEAF, you and I know that there CAN'T be a 3-way split in the south. I know you know that!
The Ibibios and co will almost certainly join the SE. The Edos and co(including your group, Uhrobos because of their Edo connection) will almost certainly join the SW.
Even some of the so called Eastern Ijaws (with all due respect) will join the SE.
The best bet is Southern Nigeria!  The Ijaws will be worse off in a 3-way split. You'll agree if you are being realistic.
Have you forgotten that some of the gas projects will be extended to Lagos as well? But yes, I agree, that will DEFINITELY affect Lagos but we have to wait and see. About being the economic hub, I don't see that changing. Other states like Rivers and Delta will certainly develop commercially but will they be able to compete with Lagos? I doubt that. Lagos is about to be the 3rd largest city in the world. I don't think Warri, Asaba and PH can compete with that labour force and brain drain.

Sometimes I think you dont know Nigeria very well. Nigeria is a place where people move with the crowd.
Lekki was very empty before, wetin happen?
Lagos abeokuta expressway was like a jungle before, wetin happen?
Abuja was filled with snakes baboon and gorrilla jumping from trees to water, wetin happen?
Port harcourt wasnt filled yorubas before, wetin happen?
People are trying to find the natural habitat that best suits their life style.
Tinapa got the attention it deserved when it started but wetin happen?
You can never say bros. Things dey change and swing any how. That's Nigeria for you oo.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=771608.msg9247572#msg9247572 date=1317346785]That thing is [size=28pt]VERY[/size] annoying. That's why I barely listen to Naija music (unless its Gospel, I love our gospel).
2Face is the best so far IMO. Apart from 2Face, Dbanj and psquare (jus started with them), nothing else is there.[/quote]You are so right about tubaba. The best of all. I love Nneka, Asa, Ayo and MAjek Fasek. Chei.

Desola:
. . .except the okoros of course. They are Biafrans, not Nigerians so maybe they are the ones with the esteem issues.

I do not want to go overboard to call you mumu.

Beaf:
I wish it was just names only. What about our musicians pretending to have Jamaican accents? The Jamaican population is a under 3million, but Nigeria is a country of 160million, representing 20% of the entire African population. How can a country of 160million mimic the people of a country of under 3million? Na swear?
Its a really disgraceful display of lack of self-esteem.

I feel so much pain discussing Nigeria sometimes. We need to buckle our boots and start matching forward.

The thing dey pain me no be small.

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=771573.msg9247420#msg9247420 date=1317342231]Really I believe this is a lie because-------

but that said, He is right because it is a private uni and I see nothing wrong in it.

Yes I am a muslim as well[/quote][quote author=alj_harem link=topic=771573.msg9247442#msg9247442 date=1317342740]It is not discrimination. Covenant University is a Christian University, is it not obvious[/quote]So if the early missionaries have discriminated against the Muslims from attending their schools, it would have been a racist and cruel will on their part, right?

naijaking1:
Yes.
He should collect their money, etc, but when it comes to graduation, the school should set it's own standard. Not graduating a muslim should be one of those criteria.
[b]Fanatical muslims [/b]can get appropriate education in sharia in Iran, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia, not in southern Nigeria.

Did they say He was fanatic?
Afterall Sanusi claimed he went to kings college, did it stop him from being a die-hard tribalist or having a degree in sharia/Islamic studies?

ITT. Na pen robbery dey sweet pass. Very sweet.

Ogun state is so much on the Atlantic ocean. Some part is also on the Lagoon He described.
Abi you no Ogun pass me ni?

Not greed but foolishness on his part. He can fight the war without stealing.
Same happened to Orji Uzor kalu. Strong men who got misled by the quest for blood money.
Practically they fought and won but they spoilt the fun with stolen funds, deceit and wicked acts beyond human comprehension.

It's gonna be tough for Camerounians if they go against Paul Biya. He has got many followers except they switch lanes later.

According to the Chairman of Nde-Nde Market Traders Association, Ose Ogbe Ijaw, Onitsha , Chief Sunny Nwagwu, the recent shoot-out was as a result of the incessant attacks on them by the suspected hoodlums.

“We wish to state that the original group that had been doing the job of unloading and loading, security of our goods and shops for over 15 years are Nde-Nde market securities. We thought that the group camped at Ose Nku Ogbe-Ijaw who subdued the market securitymen were real MASSOB members, until we started experiencing subjections, hijacking of our goods and imposition of levies called MASSOB levy”


http://odili.net/news/source/2011/aug/4/511.html

Maybe, someone from Anambra can explain better.

[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=771410.msg9247123#msg9247123 date=1317335942][size=22pt]A hit dog yelped.[/size]    [/quote]You tend to portray some good and some bad but my personal experience tells me you are are wrong with whatever you think about the two different groups. And Yes, African Americans and White Americans are not different when it's time to lay them. They are all the same. Both the educated, illiterate and the so-called hard-to-get.
Peace.

dayokanu:
If by controlling the treasury we can have all those development s in Lagos abeg Tinubu should please swallow the treasury

Unlike other states where they are appointing murderers as commisioners, 1000 special advisers and in your state didnt they give you a portfolio?

I heard they were sharing Speacial adviser of Lagos affairs, Special adviser on comedy, Maybe you should apply for Special adviser on Nairaland affairs.

Bros you wan make laff woundjure person ooooo

Special adviser in Okoro-Yoruba affairs  

lol, u just dey laff like say u dey collect small money.
Anyways where is Eko ile?
Special adviser na different matter from sophostication stealing.
That oriental hotel wey dey VI, abeg who get am.



So you support a criminal like this


Bola Tinubu Acquires Kayode Odukoya’s Bellview Airline

With the pace things are going, it will only be a matter of time before the immediate past governor of Lagos State , Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, gets his name listed in the Forbes world’s richest list. Recent information reaching us is that the leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has actually acquired the troubled Bellview Airlines of Dr. Kayode Odukoya and has in fact rechristened it First Nation Airline.

Though the airline has not begun flight operations, the Jagaban Bornu has acquired some aircraft to herald the smooth take-off of the business. Those who have seen the new aircraft parked at the domestic wing of the MMA 2 claimed that they have the same colour with the Tinubu-owned The Nation newspaper.

Though the amount the master politician purchased the airline could not be confirmed at the time of going to press, it will no doubt set the former governor back by millions of dollars. In fact, Aviation workers claimed that the ex-governor could not have paid anything less than $300 million for the acquisition of the airline.

It would be recalled that Chief Jimoh Ibrahim had earlier bought EAS Airlines, which he starved of funds before he later bought 49 percent shares of Virgin Nigeria which cannot be said to be in a steadier state than Bellview for more than $250 million.

We also gathered that in the politician’s strategy to shield his investment in the airline he decided to appoint the immediate past Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer of the company, Dr. Kayode Odukoya as the Chairman of the airline. This is not the first time the politician would do such. Tinubu’s Commissioner for Information and Strategic Planning when he was the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Dele Alake is the man at the helm of affairs at the broadcasting outfit Radio and Television Continental, also owned by the Asiwaju of Lagos.

A recent visit to the Ikosi office of the TV/Radio Continental further lays credence to Tinubu’s stupendous wealth. If he’s truly the owner of the companies linked to him, it is just a matter of time before Forbes list names him among the richest men in the world, as the structure that is being put in place there can only be rivaled by that of the satellite news station Aljazeera, and is believed to be in the range of hundreds of millions.

It was gathered that the man popularly called Asiwaju because of his chieftaincy title recently took over the cable TV that is gradually fading out of the market because of the right to beam the English Premier league that was takening away from it last year when the owner could not get a bank guaranty to enable it pay for the right. The involvement of the master political strategist may have brought a new lease of life into the cable station.

The accountant turned politician has also been linked to many properties outside the shores of this country, most especially in neighbouring Ghana . This is making many to wonder if the former director of Mobil Producing Nigeria is getting money from other sources other than politics.

Categorised as : News, Politics by Global News

I saw the update and didnt bother to read it. I think someone is trying to project those guys because they were bashed in recent weeks. The account, I think is fake.

You dey laff?
Haba, controlling the state treasury is all that matter. That's the koko.

naijaking1:
Is this not a private school?
The owners of the school or corporation are allowed within our constitution to formulate certain administrative and academic policies to enhance their investment. If requiring that applicants display a certain degree of honesty as a condition for admission, what wrong with that?
Personally, I don't think the school should deny young muslims admission based on religion, but the school should insist that every student must convert to christianity in order to graduate. Afterall, there is no need graduating potential bomb carrying students who would soil the school's name.

Are you alright? How can an intelligent boy be turned down because of his religion. This one self.

dayokanu:
Is fashola not a product of Tinubus imposition also?

The paper can fabricate whatever they want

ACN still waxes stronger

^^^ which one is fabu again. You see correct news, You dey call am junk.
My own is that, fashola should stop giving Tinubu Lagos taxpayer's money. My people no wan their tax to dey waste on yeye tinubu.
The Asiwaju of modern Yoruba race.
The Aaare Kankanfo who couldnt match Ondo state's Governor for a battle at the poll.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=771584.msg9247113#msg9247113 date=1317335694]Agbado-Ekiti?

My ppl sabi name place o.

Best Ekiti town name I've heard is Emure. Sounds shmexy 


Doesnt matter which one. Ekiti na Ekiti.[/quote]What does Emure mean?

Let's wait and see if this is just a flash or a real battle is about to happen before the elections.
Crossed fingers and toes.

So you mean there are indigenous Ijaw ethnic group in Anambra?
If yes, let me go call that rapid dog called Killayut. lol.

Eagles’ midfielder John Obi Mikel seem to have stamped his presence in the Chelsea midfield as coach Andre Villas-Boas has opted for younger blood to push up the Blues’ engine room.

AVB as he is fondly called, prefers the trio of Mikel, Ramires and Raul Meireles dropping Frank Lampard to the bench. Before the coming of the young Portuguese coach, Lampard was an untouchable, and Mikel could only hope for a chance to start for the Blues.

Mikel has been adding urgency to the Chelsea attack, with a number of runs from midfield and almost unprecedented spells in possession in advanced areas. Having built his reputation in recent years as a holding midfielder.

Eagles coach Samson Siasia welcomed the development. He had always advocated for Mikel to move to a new club so that he could achieve his potential as an attacking midfielder.

“It is a welcomed change from what we use to see,” Siasia said.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/mikel-wins-avb%E2%80%99s-heart/

Eagles striker Emmanuel Emenike has denied reports linking him with a move from Russia.

Emenike who left Turkey’s Fenerbache in the wake of a matching fixing row declared after scoring his third goal of the season that he was very comfortable at Spartak Moscow, adding that he would be around to much longer.

“It don’t know how the media make all this stuff. I am happy to play in Moscow and I think they want to spoil my career.

“Russian Championship is different from Turkish league. In Russia, they play more disciplined and at a higher level. Here, players are more prompt to each other, both on the field and in the locker room.

“In Turkey, the same players had little contact with each other on the pitch.”

The promising striker revealed that the Russian Premier League is far better than the Super Lig and admitted that the Russian clubs play more disciplined football. Emenike highlighted that he can play at a number of different positions and revealed his respect for the head coach, Valery Karpin.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/emenike-life-is-good-in-russia/