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DMainMan: My Alhaja, I c us winning dis one. Gervinho hatrick and finally Giroud scored. D scoreline wil b Ars 4 Whm 0.0-4? You're dreaming. Game is going to be tough and can go either way. Brace yourself! |
Ogugua makes some good points. I think this issue is trivial though and he only used what he's got to fight his cause. Its novel to some of us because we are used to being treated badly and retreating to sulk in one corner. Could he have conducted himself better? Of course he could. His arrogance and poor choice of words leave much to be desired but again, big nigerian companies are used to riding roughshod on the poor Nigerian customer so I can't hate on this. Kudos to him for getting his iPad back. Is he responsible for the hacking? I'm afraid I can't comment on speculation. ![]() |
Gbawe: I told you I will turn you into a nervous wreck. Look at how you make a fool of yourself desperately trying to deceitful utilise my criticism of GEJ here. Show , like the foul-mouthed fish wife you are, where I have ever called Jonathan "Jonasatan" as you do everyday. Show where I have even called him "retardeen" or "drunken fisherman" as many of you do. Show I have ever done it even once.Ouch! |
onila: he cant telling everyone . .his wife business is pricateLOL, wasn't she,like her predecessors, running around with the title 'First Lady'? They can't eat their cake and have it. If the President's wife is behind the scenes with no aides appointed and paid for by the Government, then we would all be too nosy trying to know about her health. We have a right to know I'm afraid... |
afam4eva: I don't understand why people want to eat their cake and still have it. How does a region that's governed by the ACN still want to be dominant in a PDP federal government. It doesn't work that way my friend.Knew you'd be here... Chief Akinjide is a PDP man not an ACN man. When ACN figures start making fraudulent accusations like this, you can take the 'people' up on wanting 'to eat their cake and still have it'. |
Abagworo: If she's sick and so what? This sahara reporters is wicked and making mockery of a sick person. I say to the owner or editor of sahara reporters "may what you make ridicule of others befall you a dozen folds". They made mockery of Yar'Aduas sickness and death and now they are doing same to our 1st lady. Wicked and unpatriotic people looking for cheap popularity.Guv' calm down. The media speculation is down to the refusal of the Presidency to tell the truth as to her real condition. I don't see any mockery in the report, perhaps, you're a little too sensitive. |
Pastor Kun: . Besides, he referred to Section 38, sub-section 1 of the EFCC Establishment Act which grants the EFCC power to seek and receive information from anybody.What's the EFCC trying to achieve here? That section 38(1) of the Efcc establishment act surely doesn't give any basis to gain information from the accused's counsel! That evidence is surely not admissible as long as there are correspondences between the accused and his counsel there. |
[quote author=Godman_n]I was born and named a catholic. I was made to believe the bible and that God loved the Jews. But from what I see and know of world history and politics, I have less reason to believe either the Jew or that the Bible is an ultimate truth. I strongly suspect the scheming lying Jews cooked up all the stories. Moses lived and grow up a magician in the house of Pharaoh, but when he fought with same magic to take his people away, the called his own magic God's work. Yet this Moses never condemned all the days he spent in Egypt and what he was taught. Abraham came from Ur somewhere in Iraq to poses the land of Canaan; the lied he the land was given to him by God. If it was God's will that Abraham posses the land, why did God not kill off all the Canaanite? Why did God leave the Jews in a perpetual war? I suspect God did not give them any land. I suspect it was all lies. Esau lived and died a wealthy man than Jacob, yet they lied Isaac blessed Jacob more. They lied the inheritance of Isaac was given to Jacob. If God gave them the promised land, why did same all-knowing God allow feminine to drive them out of the same land by the time of Joseph? Coming to the present day Politics, Why did the Western powers take what belonged to the Palestine and give to an emigrating Jews? To those that foolishly take side, are we not aware than the lands of Uganda came into calculation when they were plotting to settle these ever migrating Jews. From my small informed and objective mind, the Jews are the aggressors. From what I know and see in our present world, I suspect I will soon make a public burning of the Bible because I strongly suspect it is all lies. I must confess I don't have a final answer to God. It is too confusing, but I know the major religions are all built on Lies. Christians as well as Muslims are living in houses built on lies. I choose rationality over both.[/quote]You seem well-informed but a bit extreme in your future plans to burn the bible publicly lol. If you don't believe, just ignore. Jews are masters of propaganda but at the same time some facts are out there in the open but lots of brainwashed people (especially Nigerian christians) do not care to learn and reason objectively. Its tragic that in a topic of world politics such as this, the only reference some posters have is the Bible. I am a christian myself but I believe common sense should prevail. The way christians believe the Bible to be the ultimate source of truth is the way Muslims see the Koran too. A part of Uganda was indeed considered as a place of settlement for the Jews following the hard times they had faced in Europe. Argentina was also considered but alas, they chose Palestine which was under British control. Britain gave Palestinian land to Israel and were the architects of the conflict. Its another thing entirely how the USA became its chief ally and protector. Most of these Jews look more European than middle-eastern and the reason is simple. Many of them are actually descendants of fanatic Europeans who became followers of Judaism. Most prominent Jews lie about their origins. Nothing new. If Iran gets attacked by Israel, it will only delay the nuclear weapons it is suspected of building by a few years and by that time Iran would have the perfect excuse to dis-engage form the nuclear non-proliferation body basically having the freedom to build their nuclear weapons without any interference. Its straightforward really, under international law you can only attack another country under the pretext of reprisal or with the Security Council's authorisation. What is being contested now is if a country (Israel) can attack another (Iran) under the pretext of forestalling a future harm by the country that is to be attacked (Iran). However, if and when that happens, Iran would have the perfect excuse to go haywire with their nuclear aspirations. An attack will also unite Iranians politically especially if there are civilian casualties. Again, the main site of their nuclear experiments cannot be attacked because of radiation fears. For the US, its always better to have UN backing before going into war-mode. The benefits of the first Gulf War which was UN backed cannot be compared to the disaster in the second invasion. Even though there is confidence that the oil artery, strait of horutz, can be reopened if Iran blocks it as a strategic move, it will involve a naval war between the USA and Iran. Israel are stronger militarily than Iran on the whole. Iran can hurt them no doubt but not as much as Israel can. The danger of course is that Iran has allies like the Hezbolla and Hamas near the state of Israel and will most likely fight a proxy war. This will blow up the whole region. For me, Mr Netanyahu needs to calm down. Diplomacy should be exhausted. Iranians are disillusioned with their government as the wounds of that crackdown on dissent in 2009 are still fresh. The only thing there is a consensus about is their right to nuclear energy. A military attack removes the possibility of a calmer government taking over and increases the possibility of a dangerous war. |
I very much doubt they refer to him as "sir". |
Love the way you guys call Goodluck "Retardeen" ! Harsh much but hardly unjustifiable. |
debrief08: Hmmm, Let me find trouble here small. I hate to be the party pooper but most of these meals are packed with calories, except the beans and plaintain and a few of the soups there is not much I will have here, plenty oil, too much meat, especially beef, we think we are enjoying but the fat and calories park up every where, we finish munching 10 meat, plus ponmo and then start strolling and tell ourselves we are "working out", then guzzle it down with juice and beer. We need to start eating healthy and delicious meals, especially women, that stomach, those tighs, na this one dey cause am, if you cant burn it then dont eat it as my friend will say. We make a cup of tea, fill it with sugar, plenty milk and milo then we feel we are enjoying.┌П┐(•͡˘˛˘ •͡)┌П┐ |
sconsults: [size=14pt]dont blame her,this is the work of the powerful demon called maigashi or sanatopatami in greek.she need to submit herself for cleansing and deliverance by a powerful man of God.or eat 97 pieces of 2 lobed garlic every day[/size]Mehn, na mad men dey run nairaland these days! |
Wow. |
timbros: Well it depends on where in Abuja your father's boss lives and where in Nasarawa he dropped off the dog.LOL |
Temistatics 007: Please o,is central argentina a place at Germany or what?cos from south america to Europe?the Dog fly jet?SMH |
blackchukky: Hmm if you really want to know why that dog keeps staying at it's late owner Graveside , go look for a Dog, scoop some of it's eye discharge and use it to rub your eyes, finally find a graveyard . I can assure you, you wld see many ghosts walking around.Hmmmmn |
[quote author=Okija_juju]Loyalty.. Indeed a mans best friend.. However, I have to ask how e dey manage chop?! [/quote]You didn't read the post then! The cemetery peeps have been feeding the dog. |
occam: Right on bro. That we Yorubas saw MKO as. a messiah is one of the political tragedies of our time. I never trusted the man. He was part of the problem and never changedSpeak for yourself bro. The idea then was for the military to go back to the barracks and the man had just won a free and fair election in all parts of the country: north, south, east, west. Thats the summary of the clamour. The man was a symbol for a just cause. Asides all of that, Yoruba people knew Abiola's antecedents and its a gross exaggeration that he was seen as a messiah. After all, he was very comfy with the military elite to the extent there were insinuations he was sponsoring coups. Perhaps you're also too young to know that he was an NPN financier and NPN was an unpopular party in the old West. |
topeorekoy: He has always being injured.Not his concern. He has signed a contract. Even though I think he is over his injury woes, SAF knew what he was getting into paying 24m for him. |
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[quote author=ndu_chucks]May I also inform some of the people who are opposed to grazing reserves, that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources, Nigeria has already officially demarcated 4125 grazing reserves or routes. Out of this number, only one third is put in use, whereas 270 grazing reserves have been put into cultivation. In order to curb farmers-pastoralists’ clashes, the federal government in September 2009 carried out demarcation of a grazing route running through the central states of Nasarawa, Benue and Plateau. Other grazing routes also marked out and demarcated were started across Katsina and Bauchi States, spanning across Abuja. Further grazing routes were also demarcated from Sokoto in the Northwest to Oyo State in the Southwest as well as another 2,000km grazing route from Adamawa State in the Northeast to Calabar in the Niger Delta (UN-IRIN,2009). It is not enough to demarcatethese reserves on paper, these officials need to spend a chunk of theor N78billion budget to put them in use.[/quote]Co-incidence that this happened under Yar'Adua (a fulani man)? Or am I missing something? |
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Interesting thread... Hope Danka 777 isn't making stuff up. |
AjanleKoko: Starting Paragraph of the Land Use Act 1990:Good. The question is which arm of government? Clearly, its the State Govts. The fulani herdsmen have directed their demand to the Federal Govt because in this situation, you can only deal with one state at a time. Again, I don't imagine that the herdsmen will need urban areas for grazing. Ordinarily, they should prefer non-urban lands which are in the hands of local governments. Also do not forget that there are still large swathes of land in Southern Nigeria that are governed by native/communal law. As far as the land use act is concerned, this demand is unrealistic. If you as a herdsman need land in Oyo and you do not want to pay for it like others do for their businesses, then you will have to press for this at the state level. Lobby for legislation perhaps... The only scenario I can imagine apart from this is that the federal govt creates a new law that will no doubt be at odds with the land use act. We are no longer in the military era and honestly, I doubt if the herdsmen will get any success from this approach. For me, I'd say the fulani groups should get to the state level. They should seek to partner with any interested state on this matter and work out some mechanism for large-scale husbandry. This could help the IGR of that state and in the end everyone wins. Maybe, they will become hot cake from there on with states falling over themselves just to bring them in. If no state govt is interested, then too bad, they have to follow the normal procedures of doing business . Simple. Their current approach is one of the many things that put me off in national issues. This is a federal state for God's sake. My hope is the government pays them no mind as this is the kind of stuff that creates problems. Its not being tribalistic, its being realistic and most importantly being fair and objective in reasoning. The fulani herdsmen must adapt or we help them to. Only that we find a system agreeable for everyone. |
Sam Milla: That wont be difficult. Just have a monkey in mind and you will find him as fast as locating Obama at the podium.You call a fellow negro a monkey? |
Hypocrite oshi... |
Katsumoto; Brilliant. Take a bow sir. |
Katsumoto; Take a bow sir. |
Katsumoto: The problem with some Igbo sons is that they believe they are smarter than others. Zik reneged on several agreements with Awo pre-independence, Zik was part of the government that jailed Awo, yet Awo should have supported Biafra. |
Hehe. Much ado over nothing. Big ups to those making ends meet in Nigeria, Big ups to those doing same in the diaspora. If you don't fall into any of these groups, stop hating and get on your grind. |

[/quote]You didn't read the post then! The cemetery peeps have been feeding the dog.