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That's not for me.
If they had wanted to pass a message instead of making a mess of of everuthing they know what to do.

^^^^^ That message is for the wrong person! You know no say Eko ile na Gani assistant.
He needs it more than anyone.

Eko Ile:
See what I'm saying? It's the same re-tarded mentality. This clown didn't waste no time to prove me right? What a clan of eternal losers.

HAhahaha, see this mumu wey dey talk?
You are just an online CERTIFIED ediot and you never fail! I no get your time now.
Ole!!!

^^^^ Na, a man like that wont just come out and say rubbish because him take alcohol.
He knows what he's talking about! Na his hometown of course.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=823742.msg9752967#msg9752967 date=1323749761]Are you saying cutlass and shakabula cant cause harm?
oh so you want them to start throwing bombs around? What makes you think the bombs arent stashed up? Dont worry, for the next protest, they'll throw a bomb at your father's house to show you they're up for the 21st century.


Seun, nitori olorun, ibo lo ti n ko awon omo yii wa?[/quote]hahaha, ki lo se e? Nitori olodumare ni bo lo ti ko awon omo yi tio ronu?
Sebi won fe ja nigbati won ri ise se?
No be cutlass dey suppose use pass message na. All this guys wey dey talk here none of them go do anything. na so so talk dem go do dey spoil keyboard. Faaji dey for tomorrow?

Eko Ile:
Good to see Gbawe and Ileke decisively bit.ch slapping these lil punks all over the place.  The fact is, we sat back for too long whole these clowns live fat off our coolness and laid back attitude because we didn't want to sound tribal and mean. The only danger was allowing these losers to control the message and narratives, that was a huge mistake on our part. We let these i.diots spew and spread their ignorance and hate all over NL unchecked.

All they do is drag us back with their tribal, primitive and victim mentality, we can not have serious debate about our own country without these nuisance inserting their hate, jealousy and bigotry and end up derailing our debates and conversations. These clowns are not only backward, they are grossly unsophisticated lazies with zero sense of self worth and belonging.

This is why I clown them all the time even when some of us go the extra mile to reason with them and take them seriously in discussions. The fact is, they are untrustworthy, they are unreasonably and you can not have any meaningful debate with them, they have different agendas, agendas to peddle their ever present backward victim mentality, jealousy and the never ending desire to always lose their minds over anything YORUBA good or bad.

Obviously, there are cool ibo folks out their, but a huge majority are the same, they share the same lousy backward and victim mentality and they can not interact meaningfully socially because of these drawbacks and we see these symptoms on NL.

Personally, I have zero tolerance for their stupidity and foolishness, I deal with them like the clowns are all are.

Hahahaha, the ones that work for Fasola are the reasonable ones na? Abi no be so?

^^^^ Musiwa wetin happen? You borrow am money?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=823735.msg9752901#msg9752901 date=1323747955]Just because one delusional man says it's not? Get out of here jare.[/quote]Who is delusional? You mean David Dafinone?

You better check Guiness book of records to see wetin his family be.

PROF NNAJI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Notes on Nnaji

Bartholomew O. Nnaji, Alcoa Foundation Professor of Manufacturing Engineering

Degrees B.S. in physics, St. John’s University, 1980; M.S. and Ph.D. in industrial engineering and operations research, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1982 and 1983, respectively

Awards U.S. Secretary of State’s Distinguished Public Service Award, 1995; United Technologies Outstanding Teacher Award, 1992; Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award, Society of Manufacturing Engineers, 1988; Fellow, Institute of Industrial Engineers; and Fellow, Nigerian Academy of Sciences.

Research Principal investigator on research sponsored by the National Science Foundation, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Digital Equipment Corporation, and IBM.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=823742.msg9752821#msg9752821 date=1323745130]Since the authorized public display by OPC to communicate its intention in the event of a territorial breach by Boko Haram there has been many alarmed outcries speaking against their projected plan.  I have visited three very popular Arewa websites so far and shared in the discussions about OPC.  There is no doubt, OPC has made a breakthrough!  Northerners support OPC's challenge to Boko but are also concerned, very concerned indeed.  This is good sign!

The voices on their website convey a sense of urgency and agitation but their contributions are reconciliatory.  When I compare with the responses in NL, it is absurd to hear Igbos talk as if the OPC message was targeted at them.  I don't want to talk too long but I will summarize it this way. . . .

When this shyyt go down, it is going to be an inferno.  If your biafran as ses find the parade hot and uncomfortable, no doubt the inferno will be too hot to contain and I suggest you start buying your ekene dili chukwu ticket right fu ck ing now!  Write your will, start shipping property to village, move junior and him mama to village. . . whatever the f u ck put you out of harm's way, now is the fu ck ing bad time to get the shyyt going.  Leave OPC and Boko to settle their challenges![/quote]I have a belief you are an idiot and also on some cheap expired drugs!
Did you remember when you attacked every Igbo thread? Abi, you want me to remind you?
Mumu like you!
People dey blow bombu na cutlass and shakabula una wan use dey show power for 21st century. WTF.
Which yeye message be that? Didn't MEND blow up atlas cove jetty wey dey lagos? F0rk! Wetin dem do!
I dey go bed jare. Snores!!!!!! brrrrrrrghhhh!!!!

ifyalways:
^LOL.Just ask for your usual stuff;chairman,women affairs na nkwobi.

@Topic,Eze Only Truth birikwa.I ga-adi ndu rue mgbe ebighebi.May the gods protect you maka na agha di n'iru.
I humbly report to duty.

@Okija juju,noro ji.If you wanna see Aba you must bend down nwunne.No shaking aburo maka onye akwukwu na-eme.Stand well or . . .M ga-achotara gi otu nwa ada ga-ebutu gi.You need 'micha micha from ara nwanyi asaba' to clear your head of all ya daydreams and illusions.hahaha

Ify no women for here na. how I go take do my work effectively for EZE Onlytruth.
Abi make I go bring women from Romance section?

By Emma Amaize

SAPELE - LEGENDARY accountant, Senator David Dafinone, weekend, appraised the records of Sapele, in Delta State, and declared unequivocally that the land universally known as Sapele Township, is owned by the people of Okpe.

Consequently, he said the Sapele-Okpe Community Land Trust Association owes no duty to any person or group of persons who dispute the claims of Okpe ethnic nationality to the ownership of lands in Sapele.

Dafinone, who spoke at a meeting of Okpe leaders in Sapele, maintained that Itsekiri people were tenants in Okpeland, citing a deed of lease made December 3, 1908 between Chief Dore Numa of Benin River, a trader, acting for and on behalf of the chiefs and people of Sapele.

But Itsekiri youth leader and security expert, Comrade Omolubi Newuwumi, faulted Dafinone’s claim, saying, “In that judgment, they sued Olu of Warri and part of their claim was that proceeds accruing from acquisition of Sapele were being paid to the Olu of Wari, but they were the owners.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/okpe-owns-sapele-dafinone/

I am so happy!
Long live the federal republic!

No going back on fuel subsidy removal – NEC
•Governors endorse January kick-off
From JULIANA TAIWO OBALONYE, Abuja
Tuesday, December 13, 2011



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The National Economic Council (NEC), meeting chaired by Vice President Namadi Sambo, comprising governors and key ministers yesterday rose from a marathon meeting in Abuja, endorsing the proposed fuel subsidy removal.
The NEC meeting also approved the removal of electricity distribution from the Exclusive List and placed it in the Concurrent List, to enable state governments with the required capacity to partner private investors to form entities that distribute power within their domain.

Addressing State House correspondents, Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, alongside his colleague from Ondo State, Olusegun Mimiko, the Minister of Power, Bart Nnaji and National Planning Minister, Shamsudeen Usman, says government is to work with labour unions.

Reading the decision on fuel subsidy removal, Obi said, “we have all taken a collective decision to support the proposed removal of subsidy on the down stream sector by Mr. President next year. In respect of this, the Federal Government has produced a comprehensive document which spells out clearly how the reinvestment funds from next year’s deregulation will be channeled towards creating social safety nets and critical infrastructural projects, to help the poor cushion the effect.

The focus will be on: reducing infant and maternal motaliy; funding public work programmes/youth unemployment and ubran mass transport scheme, which is being worked out with labour; and building high profile infrastructural projects as roads and rails, water resources, power and refinery (with the private sector).
“States and local governments are to prepare their own programmes in other to enhance the effectiveness of the project for the benefits of Nigerians. They will be collaborating with federal government, in line with the framework for the implementation of the programme.

“A board of reputable professionals from different sectors will be established for effective management of the freed funds for the benefit of the people.
“The board which will function independent of government control, will ensure transparency and proper application of the funds, states to embark on necessary actions in areas of advocacy to sensitise Nigerians on the expected benefits from deregulatio”.

The key benefits of the deregulation, according to Obi, is that “it will allow free entry and exit for investors, promote competition and ensure adequate supply of products”.
Asked why the endorsement amidst criticism and threats of strike by civil society, Obi said, “it is a case of inevitability considering the level of present debt portfolio of the Federal Government, and the continuous financing of it. Like the President said either way there will be grave consequences and one is lesser if we take it.

“There is no place such decision has been taken that people do not feel a temporary pain. Everybody will work together to see that this is achievable, but there is a safety net, which has been outlined. What is happening is a case of Nigerians not trusting the government and it is a case of making a mistake because you can’t use the process of yesterday. Those who think of yesterday and today will miss tomorrow. Because people think, there was so much waste yesterday how are we sure that if this one happens it will be utilized properly? But there is a firm promise it is documented ad it is for all of us to hold on to it. If we do it, yes there might be temporary problems but the gains far outweigh the consequences if we don’t do it”.

The Anambra Governor said the meeting also discussed the new security strategy embarked on by the federal government. He said, “the NSA briefed the meeting on the security challenges and sought the cooperation of governors in working closely with the federal authorities to meet the security challenges and ensure the security of life and property for every Nigerian”.

On power sector reform, he said as critical partners and stakeholders in the ongoing power reform, “states have been assigned roles in power distribution and generation with the state with DISCO (distribution company) captive area allowed to own some equity in the company.

“National Electric Regulation Commission (NERC) has been directed to issue operational licences to states that intend to either generate or distribute power provided they meet the required conditions.
“Federal Government’s policy is to encourage states to participate in the power reforms in order to enhance power supply in the country.”

On the planned turnaround of the power sector, the NEC resolved that any state that wants to generate power could do those but would need to apply for a licence if such state wants to distribute power.
He said the NEC constituted a committee led by Governor Liyel Imoke on the matter.

Other members of the committee are Governors Mimiko of Ondo, Gabriel Suswam of Benue State, Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna, Kassim Shettima of Borno State and Peter Obi of Anambra.
“Some categories of custonmers are to be subsidized, the idea is for those who can afford it to pay the apprproate tariff while the very low users will be subsidized.”

^^^^ I didnt read what you wrote but I think you were saying thats the gread you eat for breakfast! lol



OAM4J, you all are not fair with your banning system!
I have seen loads of people that needs to be banned but MUKINA as usual will ban the people she dont like. na wa o!

TA Orji is an heddioott!

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=822754.msg9743915#msg9743915 date=1323634247]Igbo were the only people foolish eough to see victory in a war scaled disproportionately against them.[/quote]I still dont understand this.
Are you saying He should have stayed and watch his people killed.
Your family should experience what the Igbos suffered and let's see how an idiot like you would react!

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What is ideological difference between the PDP, ACN and other political parties?---Patrick Obahiagbon


It is reflective on the fact that nigeria still walloooooows in a state of meticisina statism, cancaro tribalism, Ecocentric Chauvinism, Syphalictic Parochialism, Epileptic Nepotism, Cataliptic Parakpoism and state brigadish, of the bluest die!------Patrick Obahiagbon.




I hereby say f0rk all political parties and their presidential candidates.
If I see Buhari contesting in 2015, then I will use koboko to whip his ear!
Wetin he forget for Aso Rock?

johnkent:
This is the height of ignorance!!!! Because you don't understand something, doesn't mean it shouldn't exist.
I'm just gonna sit back and see how banning man-lover relationships in Nigeria is going to make Nigeria a much better place. Its so sad how we Africans in the west are fighting for human rights especially rights of women and children in Africa and in the middle East but our folks back home think its okay to send someone to jail for 14 years because of his/her intimate orientation.
I just wished Nigerians would sit back, relax and think this through before they make such an irrational decision. Sending man-loving-men to Jail isn't going to solve the numerous problems we have in Nigeria. man-lover men will be pressured into marrying your sisters and they would still turn around and sleep with boyz on the side because that's who they are (man-lover).
Its unfortunate that most of you guys on here that are so convinced about how bad man-loving-men are have never been in contact with man-loving-men or lady-loving-ladies. You'll be surprised to know that some of the people that you love and folks that have made huge impacts in your lives might be man-lover. These are humans just like us. They are not some human from outta space.
All this talk about lets send them to jail for 14 years but have you ever thought about what if your brother/sister was man-lover? Would you have him/her sent to jail because of their intimate orientation? Would u disown your brother because of his intimate orientation
we need to get our priorities straight. Nobody in the Nigeria man-lover community was asking to be married so I really dont understand why this should be an issue at this point in time.  We can ban homosexuality all we want but we can't get rid of it. People are born man-lover and trust me, most of them that i've talked have always said if being man-lover was a choice, why would they even choose to be man-lover? And that is a question that we need to ask ourselves. Why would a good looking college basketball player choose to be man-lover when he could pretty much be with whatever chick he wants on campus? Why would a rich man-lover man do thesame?

The thing about this bill is not only does it ban man-lover marriage but it contains other little laws that could be used against any Nigerian. Anyone could come up tomorrow and accuse any one of us of being man-lover and maybe being affiliated with a man-lover association too and before you know it, we might be sentenced to 14 years in Jail. We have to be very careful what we wish for. There are alot of things men in Nigeria do that could be construed as a man-lover behavior when that usually isn't their intention but that could be used against you if this bill passes. Again, we have to be very careful what we wish for. If this bill does become law, you might be ending up in jail for hugging a friend, sharing an apartment with a friend or even holding hands with a friend of same sex like Nigerians have always done without thinking anything of it.

Guys as educated folks, we need to think this through. Don't let the members of congress up there use this bill as a way to distract us from more important issues that needs to be addressed.
When was the last time any member of congress was fired up about education, healthcare, poverty, childhood poverty, electricity, corruption, high unemployment rate? keep thinking!!
Why are they so fired up about something that's never going to change the lives of any Nigerian? Don't be fooled my fellow Nigerians. I bet ya billions of naira has been siphoned outta the country in the last month while you guys keep arguing about a non issue!

Lets be smart and not be played by the politicians.

Hey f0rk you. I dnt care if you are g a y or not. Deal with your issues!

Eze Onlytruth, Where item 7 na?

^^^^All the gay people in the house, make una watch o!! lol


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This guy just use style blast them as confused set of people.

Hahaha no one is going anywhere.
Any attempt to behave funny will be fully smashed!
Get that into your brain!

wellmax:
^^^^
See mumu ranting.

Haha, I laugh at your ignorance.
They didnt make any statement.
Whoever that gave them the silly idea about boko haram has just opened a new chapter of gbege!
You are the real mumu!

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=822385.msg9744281#msg9744281 date=1323638191]This is not some[b] rascal MASSOB[/b],we have no room for placards and highway protest in the West. OPC is protecting peopel's rights. If you call it war then by GOD so be it, war it is!!


lmao@ ekt_bear's comments on the latter two.[/quote]Massob cant be rascals.

Massob has threatened the FG in 99 we all know Obasanjo decided to carry out a full military action in Aba.
Did Massob run away? NO!
Did the military give way? YES!
Massob is no push over. They have caves in Ebonyi where the miliatry carried out another round of action.
Did Massob retaliate? YES!
Did the military get tired? YES!
Massob only went under because Ojukwu gave an instruction. No Violence. And they obeyed!
You cant be carrying cutlass round Lagos saying you want to stop or protest against Boko Haram.
It doesn't pass any message but foolishness on whoever conceived the idea.
So please shut yourself and face the oncoming onslaught.
Do not stay on your computer and scream nonsense when there is thick black smoke soon.

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Every body come and dance O.
Na fa Nna, na nwa, na Mmuo nso. Amennnnnnnnnn!
Umu Igbo bu lie oto.

Eze Onlytruth ngwa nu.

^^^^^ You funny small. All those Igbos that took jos their home state are really strong! Igbos dnt revenge, thats why you should appreciate their presence in jos. There are many people from jos that are memebers of an Igbo group on facebook. I am not cooking up stories.

Is it the Buji tribe that have names like the chinese abi korean?

I know there is a tribe like that in Plateau.

oyb:
the only thing finished is themselves

fecking noisemakers with their out of control armed robbers. where was this noisemaker when osisikanu was turning abia into a no mans land?

Yes they are noisemakers! You happy! mumu.

peckhamboi:
I thought his goal was to actualise BIAFRA, so why doesnt he go into violence since it's going to actualize it.

Ibos can make mouth sha SMH

Yes they can make mouth like tomorrow no dey! Are you happy now? mumu

smokeweed:
@chz*, dem poeple and your likes out there, do you know what it takes to be a man? This are the same people who liberated you from the hand of that selfish he-goat kind of man that you are all praising after his death. if not for the middle beltans that fought for your kind, where would your grand fathers, fathers or yourselves would have been. you sit down there and say rooten words from your gutters. better go back to school and read more about your history. long live the middle beltans

I have never made any comment about the people of the middle belt but I will like to slap you anyday for this rubbish post.
You mean your people killed so many Igbos who were stranded in Benue who thought they were at home only to be butchered by your fathers.
You be real Hediot.

Ralph Uwazuruike!