Politics › Re: Waec Statistics In 1961 and 1967 by Reptyle(m): 11:27pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
Adminisher: You are not very intelligent. You have a knack for forensics but dint have the discipline or the patience. Look at the no. of decimal places the percentages are summarized to and do some calculations as to what could have happened if only about 100 people sat for it. In 1961 they were taking exams in Yoruba in WASC, why won't it be the same for Hausa. Since you people have been spreading the yarn that Hausas have been enslaving you the Ibos, does it not stand to reason that they would be offering Hausa in WASC for purely cultural imperialism purposes alone?. Bros are you are getting all analytical with a doofus? Do you want him to suffer a migraine? I have given up on all these pseudo-intellectuals we have on nairaland these days. Even if you bring the registrar of WAEC abi na WAEC in 1961 to clear Buhari, this half wits will continue to talk kak. Best solution? Ignore them. |
Politics › Re: WASC Results: Buhari's 'excellent' In Igbo, 'credit' In Hausa Sparks Controversy by Reptyle(m): 7:25pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
Arysexy: This is rubbish. Dated 2015 January 21. Can We see d original certificate not statement of result drafted by a paid principal. Noooo!!! You should also ask for the chair and desk and possibly the school uniform he wore to the exam hall. Or even better, ask him to show you the exam invigilator. Nonsense! |
Politics › Re: A Simple Question For Buhari's Supporters . by Reptyle(m): 7:15pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
banom: Please I am no GEJ supporter, I am still examining the two candidates to know whom I can cast my vote for, but I am rattled by this issue, and I have this simple question, if Gen Buhari can not keep safe some thing as simple and important as his school certificate, Olevel for that matter, or if something happened to it,( which is highly possible ), can not immediate take the necessary official step, how then can we be sure that he can lead and keep safe a country as complex and fragile as ours
Shalom. Buhari wrote WASC about 53 years ago and can't find his certificate...how careless of him  Jonathan has only been President for 6 years. Out of 774 local governments handed over to him by Late President Yaradua, how many does he plan to hand over to the next government? You question Buhari's capacity to rule because he lost personal documents during a coup...what do you then say about a President who has lost whole local governments to Boko Haram? If such a careless person who has lost several local governments to Boko Haram in barely 5 or 6 years, how many will he lose if re-elected? |
Politics › Re: Buhari Result Is Fake (see Photo And Comfirm it yourself) by Reptyle(m): 7:01pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
illuminatic: Simple question that needs an answer. Is NECO in existence in year 1961? Check your grammar before we begin to question your own certificate  Oh, and grow a brain while at it. |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Buhari’s Credentials - Army by Reptyle(m): 8:33am On Jan 21, 2015 |
Forwetinnah: Haven't you heard the Judiciary is on strike . APC is just a party of crooks with affiliates in important sectors in the Country. We should begin to understand why courts are on recess. They would definitely resume even if it takes them 3 years, they must seat and when they do.... I rise *court*  Lol. You agree with me the PDP is hard done in any case then? |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Buhari’s Credentials - Army by Reptyle(m): 7:34pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
jacksparrow1207: My friend, how does this make up for the certificate? All we need to see is jst a copy of his certificate. Period! All these grammars wont help. Until a copy is available, dnt quote me again. Thanks for your understanding sir.
Yours in vineyard, Jacksparrow I am tempted to ask what you would do if I quote you again but I won't. ...oops I just did.  Are you going to find me and kill me now? Buhari does not have his certificates...go to court or better still, kill yourself.  |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Buhari’s Credentials - Army by Reptyle(m): 6:07pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
jacksparrow1207: We know your Buhari went to school, but can he pls, pls and pls present copies of his certificates? Is that too much to ask for? He does not have his certificates. That was what he stated in the affidavit he swore to and submitted in lieu of his certificates. Since you claim you believe he is educated, why do you continue to insist he present document which he ab initio had stated he did not have  There is really no need for this Catch 22 situation some people are trying to create here. If his statement is not satisfactory to you, you have the right as a citizen to go to court to compel INEC to disqualify him....as long as you can convince the courts that not having his original or bromide copy of his certificate is enough grounds to disqualify him. Otherwise, we need to stop this pointless and somewhat obtuse back and forth on this matter. Buhari does not have his certificates but he feels he is eminently qualified to run. INEC who is the regulator, agrees with him and has duly recognised him as such. Right now, God willing, only the courts can stop him from contesting...period!!! |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Buhari’s Credentials - Army by Reptyle(m): 5:19pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
kelechiodo: It is not given when you complete your course. When you did so, you are given a school testimonial. Principal letter is just a letter affirming that you are of good character and usually given to somebody who wants to drop out of school and look for something else to do. It is usually given to a dullard who is of good character. The prinicpal may just say " mr. you are good in character but cant cope with the rigours of academic world. pls can you enlist in the army, i will put a nice word for you". That was how those Onyibo principals did it those days and Buhari benefited from it. Interesting! Did you receive one when you dropped out from school? No disrespect, but the way you cited the content of a letter of recommendation tells me that you must have handled one before. |
Politics › Re: We Don’t Have Buhari’s Credentials - Army by Reptyle(m): 4:59pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Good.
Finally the Army has come clean.
It is now left for the PDP or any other interested party to go to court based on this information and seek any relief.
Until the courts rule however, Buhari will remain the candidate of the APC, contest and hopefully win the coming elections. |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Executed 40 Soldiers For Plotting A Coup (New York Times 1984) by Reptyle(m): 11:52am On Jan 20, 2015 |
sCun: LONDON, Nov. 17— More than 40 soldiers have been executed in Lagos after a plot to assassinate Nigeria's military leaders was uncovered, a London newspaper said in its Sunday issue. The paper, The Observer, said 42 officers and enlisted men were involved, including two lieutenant colonels and four majors. The plan had been to gun down the Nigerian leader, Gen. Mohammed Buhari, and his ministers while they were watching the independence day parade in Lagos on Oct. 1, the paper said. But the plot was revealed, and the plotters were rounded up and shot in an underground firing range at Ikeja, outside Lagos, it said. General Buhari toppled the civilian Government of President Shehu Shagari in a coup on Dec. 31, 1983. www.nytimes.com/1984/11/18/world/around-the-world-nigeria-said-to-execute-40-soldiers-plotting-coup.html How market?  He is too old - E no work. He is sick - E no work. He will soon die - E no work. He fell down - E no work. Infact na Boko haram - E no work! E no get safuticate - E no work! E kill soldiers!!! - E NO GO WORK!!! Give it up already!!!
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Politics › Re: Buhari's Certificate: I Withdraw My Support by Reptyle(m): 11:03am On Jan 20, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Mujahidat, Asari Dokubo's Wife Just Posted This On Facebook... by Reptyle(m): 10:50am On Jan 20, 2015 |
Can't say I expected any better from the wife of a rabble rouser! |
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Travel › Re: The Bad State Of Murtala Muhammed International Airport by Reptyle(m): 3:59pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
How much was recently spent on renovating this terminal again? |
Politics › Re: Has Anyone Seen The Silly Advert On The Front Page Of Today's Punch By Fayose? by Reptyle(m): 1:33pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
waternogetemeny: [size=18pt]So u are an Iman? This is how Buhari started Boko Haram, mixing politics with religion...
Like i said, quietly sit ur Bottom down. Sick Buhari can only win election in Niger Republic where he originated. [/size] The word is "Imam." It is one thing to assert that a man cannot win elections. It is another thing entirely to wish death upon a fellow human for no just reason other than bigotry! You have only 1 vote. Give it to who you will and allow others their choice. It is an election not war. Peace be upon you. |
Politics › Re: Has Anyone Seen The Silly Advert On The Front Page Of Today's Punch By Fayose? by Reptyle(m): 12:47pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
PStacks: MESSAGE FROM MUHAMMADU BUHARI THIS MORNING. Good morning, my friends. As we continue our relentless pace campaigning for #Change this week, let’s reflect on the past few weeks -GMB I have become seriously disturbed by the volume of falsehood and desperation from the opposition campaign of the PDP. I clearly underrated the panic and lack of integrity that leads people to tell barefaced lies, and must confess, it continues to confound me. I have run for office before, but I have consistently done so without desperation or anger, because elections are not war. Why should candidates tell so many frantic lies in order to win elections, if truly their purpose is to ‘transform’ the lives of our people? It is a tragedy to see the ruling party focus on pettiness and lies; rumours of cancer, foreign treatment, and certificates they know exist. Hundreds, perhaps thousands of Nigerians died in #Baga days ago. Our unemployment numbers are rising. The businesses of our enterprising youth are being killed by lack of access to finance and poor economic policies. This campaign should be about those issues. It should be about today and the future; about securing Nigerian lives and Nigerian land. The desperation is beyond my understanding. #ThingsMustChange What is this obsession with lies? What is this obsession with pettiness? What is this obsession with threats and attacks? All of us, citizens and voters need to ask ourselves – why is our President so desperate? How can the President of this country be talking about remembering phone numbers and coup speeches? How can his campaign be talking about dead ex- leaders, jogging around the stadium and outright lies about my health? How can a President who has led this country for six years be unable to run on his own record and his achievements? Where is his fabled calm, where is his reserve, where is his composure? Why is he so ruffled? Why is he so frustrated and afraid? We should be deeply worried that a President who called for calm during governorship elections has now lost his cool in his own elections. Our President and his allies must remember that he is not only a candidate for office; he is the President of Nigeria. We do not have a disinformation or propaganda wing in our campaign. We have no need to waste time in driving petty attacks. We have not spoken about the President's family, his health, his religion, his ethnic group, or his phone number. We are concerned only about his record – has he secured Nigeria? Has he fought corruption? Has he truly grown the economy so it can work? Do our children find it easy to get jobs? Do our sisters and brothers find it easy to set up and sustain their businesses? Can our president keep us safe when we travel to any part of this country? Is your life better today than it was six years ago? We have only presented our record – how we fought insurgencies, how we stabilized the Naira, how we tackled corruption. We have presented our vision and plans – through our manifesto (available on http:// www.thisisbuhari.com/ ) and our town hall meetings. We are lucky to have in this election two people who have led this country. I am proud to present our record of solutions and effectiveness. Imagine the accelerated growth we can now achieve in a democracy –which the world has seen to be the most effective way of governing nations. Let us focus on those issues, please. Elections are not war. February 14 is not about politicians. It is about our country. I am appealing to you: the damage to this country is great. The level of unemployment and insecurity is intolerable, worsened by corruption. Therefore, I shall refuse to indulge the smear campaign. I refuse to allow them take away the focus from the issues that concern you. We insist on a campaign of hope, change and the future. This election is about big, important issues. We refuse to play it small. Join us as we continue the relentless pace of our rallies in Minna and Kaduna today. #Change is finally here, my friends. - GMB #CountdownToChange #GMB15 Very matured response from the APC. We must NEVER allow the ambition of one person scuttle the strive towards nationhood and progress. Nigeria is bigger than anyone. |
Politics › Re: Has Anyone Seen The Silly Advert On The Front Page Of Today's Punch By Fayose? by Reptyle(m): 12:38pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
waternogetemeny: [size=18pt]U mean if Buhari dies in power so southwest can take over. U really think the North will be fooled twice to allow that or who go follow una do that wahala again?
Quietly sit ur ass down. Sick Buhari can only win election in Niger Republic where he originated.[/size] May it be unto you as you have wished another. Like I said, please feel free to kill yourself if Buhari wins the election next month. |
Politics › Re: Has Anyone Seen The Silly Advert On The Front Page Of Today's Punch By Fayose? by Reptyle(m): 12:18pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
waternogetemeny: [size=18pt]Our message is clear, South says no to Born to Rule. South says no to Government being a Northern Industry that they plague the country will chronic violence becos power shifted for a tenure.
South says no to the imposing a sick leaders on Nigerians for the second time round by Tinubu and OBJ Southwest.We have had Yaradua, Muletala and Abacha die in office, say no to Buhari state funeral.
South says no corruption and yes corruption has decreased significantly under GEJ government as noted by Transperancy International(Global Institution) for the first time in Nigeria History.
GEJ must complete his tenure and tan agenda for all Nigeria and leave Office in 2019[/size] If Buhari wins, please feel free to kill yourself or run away from the country. Nonsense! |
Politics › Re: Has Anyone Seen The Silly Advert On The Front Page Of Today's Punch By Fayose? by Reptyle(m): 12:15pm On Jan 19, 2015 |
Is that all you can see from the advert?
How about the fact that this is a potential slight on an entire part of Nigeria capable of stirring up another upheaval with attendant loss of lives and property.
How about the senseless allusion to parochial sentiments and unnecessary provocation?
Just yesterday, someone on this forum undertook a pointless pseudo-intellectual analysis on why the North did not riot in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo debacle in france.
Since when did we become a people who not only tolerate the shedding of blood, but wish and pray for it?
I am highly disappointed in the management of The Punch Newspaper for agreeing to publish this advertorial. With its reputation as a national newspaper, I am surprised no one on the editorial board saw this advertorial for what it really is: a cheap attempt to stir up crisis in the country that could lead to a heightened security situation and ultimately lead to the cancellation of the upcoming elections.
There is no denying the fact that there are interest groups within this country and maybe outside it, who are working on a plan to truncate the elections as a face saving measure if the elections don't go the way of the powers that be.
Otherwise, why are we going into elections as if we are going into a war?
I hope the PDP distances itself from this faux pax and condemns it in all ramifications immediately. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Should Jog Round The Stadium Before His Campaign Speech – Fani-kayode by Reptyle(m): 11:56pm On Jan 18, 2015 |
Fain Kayode is off his meds again....  |
Politics › Re: Why The North Is Not Responding To Charlie Hebdo Cartoons by Reptyle(m): 3:20pm On Jan 18, 2015 |
BackDatAssUp: Obviously you don't know how the average northern Muslim thinks.
In my office I have several northern muslim colleagues. One day I got into a political debate about Buhari's credibility and prerequisite to be elected President. Obviously I was not for Buhari. The argument got out of hand and at the height of it, my colleague declared that Nigeria should divide and that if a war should break out he would track me down and kill me. I wasn't disturbed because I wasn't surprised.
In every demograph within the northern Muslim populace there is a seething anger waiting to explode.
If you think it is limited to the almajiri class then you are wrong as this cuts across every social level among them with intolerance levels peaking as you climb the social ladder.
To buttress this point above, the original Boko haram was composed of highly educated young men from prominent backgrounds. Their denouncement of western education was enough reason by those of no education at all to join the group. Most of these young men destroyed their certificates and shunned juicy job positions. A classic case of this is Abdull Mutallab who was a privileged child with good education but shunned a bright future opting for jihad.
The north is angry. Has always been angry. And has never been this angry. Ok. So having an argument with a couple of northerners in your office now makes you an authority on how northerners think? Such ignorance. The north did not riot....We thank God for that. And that's all there is to it. By the grace of God, we shall also have peaceful elections in February and I hope Buhari wins. But even if he doesn't, hell will not let lose. Nigeria is bigger than anyone and all those plotting or even wishing evil upon the land either before the election or after it; be they from the north, south, East or west; be they from abroad; be they politicians or voters; be they here on nairaland or elsewhere; they will not live to see that day; the evil plans or wish of their hearts shall consume they and those of their household to the tenth generation! Those who are exploiting the ethnic and religious divides in this country for political gain shall die unexplained deaths and men shall gather to spit on their corpses in the market place! Enough is enough with all these nonsense!!! We are heading into an election not war. There will be life after February 14, 2015. It is only those planning and wishing evil and bloodshed upon the land that will not be around to witness it. It is either going to be Jonathan, Buhari or any of the 11 or so odd presidential candidates elected to power....anyone that can't stand the result should kill themselves. Power belongs to God and it is his to give unto whomever he pleases. |
Politics › Re: 9 Billion Naira Stove - Have We Been Duped? by Reptyle(m): 5:00pm On Jan 17, 2015 |
lacasa: Op, r u a learner?
Let's count...
- Subsidy buses : absent - Phones 4 farmers : absent - 2nd Niger bridge : invincibly absent - 20Billion dollars : absent - white bulbs : absent
Etc Etc... Infact, the list is endless
Campaign promises, vows and a fool's paradise
GEJ and His TANoids are really on a long thing and don't mean well for Nigerians.
#GMB2015 Subsidy buses might be missing.....but subsidy cars?
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Politics › Re: Just Few Roads Built By GEJ (photos) by Reptyle(m): 12:34pm On Jan 17, 2015 |
Richard6: Show me atleast 3 built or even painted or renovated by your President Buhari wen he was in power!! That is besides the point...and I am not about to get down to that level with you. The fact that you feel that a federal government's painting of a bridge should count as an achievement tells me there isn't much left to say to you. |
Politics › Re: Just Few Roads Built By GEJ (photos) by Reptyle(m): 10:16pm On Jan 16, 2015 |
Harry3: It was renovated by GEJ cus other past administrations neglected it. Any other question Mr APC reptile?? I usually do not insult anyone on nairaland. Please don't make me start with you. If you are celebrating the painting of the median and railings of 3rd mainland on behalf of your president, what then should the man that built the bridge do? Is it not a shame that your president is celebrating the "renovation" of a bridge while state governments are embarking on major capital projects? |
Politics › Re: Just Few Roads Built By GEJ (photos) by Reptyle(m): 9:58pm On Jan 16, 2015 |
Very good photos.
The 7th picture is a picture of the 3rd mainland bridge in Lagos though.
I don't think that was built by this government. |
Politics › Re: APC Presidential Rally Kogi State Live (pics) by Reptyle(m): 9:32pm On Jan 16, 2015 |
ichidodo: [color=#1980BC] They love buhari but they don't have PVC.....GEJ for President...Capt Wada All the way. [/color] Don't even start that Captain Wada talk here please. That is my state and we have suffered under Wada. I hope he gets kicked out of office. |
Politics › Re: APC Using Osinbajo To Mask Buhari's Religious Bias - RCCG Pastor by Reptyle(m): 3:43pm On Jan 16, 2015 |
Pastor Bribena Efiye...an Ijaw man? Hmmm....I see...  |
Politics › Re: A Train Interrupted Jonathan Campaign at Oshogbo (Pictures) by Reptyle(m): 2:26pm On Jan 14, 2015 |
Very good campaign gimmick on the part of the President. Well played  |