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jjogad:
. Yes, it does if its done by a professional in the field. You can never know it all, there is always room for improvement

Okay. You know this is Nigeria and I always doubt one's CV gives them a job. I think I will try one too.

davide470:
Hi Sapiosexuality,

Your account looks fine, or which of the accounts are you talking about. The antispam bot got a mind of it's own sometimes as it works with some keywords "marked as spam" elsewhere.

Thank you. But I'm talking about my past experiences with this particular account. The last ban ended yesterday. I just want to know how to reach the mods to unban my account when it happens next time.

davide470:
Happy Birthday Amicable09. I celebrate you..

Coming to your house after work today!!!

Hello, David.

The anti spambot has been banning me when I post any link these days. I write to the mods to unban me but get no response. I open a thread on another section to lay my complaints still no response. And these bans run in days not hours. What do I do when next it happens?

Happy Birthday, Amicable. I wish you the best things in life.

jjogad:
pls I'm also interested in who will help review mine. Thanks

Does this review work?

GIYAZZ:
Is this Reyginus?

You can download the EP one track at a time here:

https://www.abulomusic.com/download-prism-break-by-giyaz/

And I will need your review too.

Reyginus? Okay. I will download it immediately.

Bump

Nice one, boy. Keep it up and real. Remember you don't need to throw garbage lines on us to make it. You are dope and lyrical.

Some of us didn't drop any EP at 18. Some gave up. Some did but fell off. Don't give up and don't fall off. Don't lose your roots.

You should also get it on Jaguda and Tooxclusive for easy download as sound clouds is not compatible with many browsers. And many of us here don't listen to music online.

restore8:
I actually earn thousands from silver extraction and am willing to teach people how to do it for free.

For real? I'm willing to learn.

At Op. I'm interested in answers too. Lalasticlala, Mynd44 you can help push this to the homepage.

OmaniPadmeHum:
If you want valid and uncompromized statistics, this might not be the best place to get it. I would prefer you approach a more serious and more acceptable source of such information.

I doubt if anybody still recalls the statistics and all events leading up to and after the elections.

Exactly what I want. There should be evident indices available to buttress that point. There should be statistics.

Real statistics and not some random opinion repeated over compared with the other elections we've had.

I know this country loves to glorify the past and most times there's nothing really worth glorifying in this past.

12Monkeys:
1. Largest recorded turnout

2. Peaceful campaign period devoid of violence

3. Election day remained peaceful with no incidence of ballot snatching or voter disenfranchisement

4. Collation and announcement of results were smooth and done live on tv and radio

5. The defunct NEC declared Abiola as winner and the NRC opposition candidate congratulated him.

Good. Now we go.

1. The election of Abiola only had 14 million votes. The election of Buhari had about 25 million votes. The election that brought Yaradua, OBJ and GEJ had more.

2. The election that brought Yaradua and OBJ was also devoid of violence.

3. With no incident of voters snatching or disenfranchisement? I need evidence to agree with this.

4. Collation was also done on TV and Radio in Yaradua, GEJ and Buhari's victories.

5. GEJ even called Buhari to congratulate before the winner was announced.

The election may have been free and fair but I can't see any evidence that it is the freest and fairest. Except overwhelming turnout and suppoet is the criteria. Then OBJ's election is the freest in Nigeria.

12Monkeys:
Voter turnouts were very high and the Hope 93 campaign by Abiola's SDP cut across all corners of the country.

By all indices the election was the best.

Exactly what I'm talking. What are these indices? The election that brought Buhari also has a high voters turnout but can we say the election was the freest and fairest based on that alone. I need the indices if you have them so I can compare with we've had before and after then.

12Monkeys:
On the credibility of the elections, the 1993 presidential elections were the fairest so far.

This is the issue. On what basis did we arrive at that? How did we know it was the fairest? How did it do better in these terms when place with the 1999, 1982, 2003-2015 Elections? Feelings?

vicadex07:
So in essence, the military is not responsible for the annulment of the election. What kind of dumb assertion is that?

Sorry..This thread is not for you. If that's what you can deduce from my post I will need smarter people.

Ballmer:
Abiola was a huge philanthropist giving to muslin, Christian and every thing in sight. I personally believe if any Nigeria should embark on what he did back any election would always be a walkout. He related with everyone beat Tofa hands down even his own state.

It wasn't just about Nigeria being tired of the military, more about the man's capability n how he galvanized everyone without any true feeling left out. Abiola back then is what Dangote is right now the difference is the philanthropic difference btw them.

A Muslim that will sponsor Christian programs to the extent no Christian can compete. He definitely had the magic. I believe he would have been the most charismatic leader Nigeria ever had was made the president.

To be honest this is about the man Abiola than the nature of the election. Abiola was a philanthropist. We know that.

But the thing here is the idea that election that brought him was most free and fair in Nigeria's history. I can't find the basis for this assertion so I need to know the parameters used in arriving at this point.

Charisma is not the issue here. Donald Trump also is charismatic but the election that brought him wasn't free of violence and threats. That's my point. Let's talk about the election and not the man.

12Monkeys:
June 12 is gone forever

A date used by tinubu to hoodwink Yorubas into an unnecessary opposition under him even though obasanjo (a Yoruba man was in power)


It was thus natural to see June 12 die a natural death after Tinubu begin chop big time and it is important to note that June 12 was utilized as a sychological war fare by Tinubu on Obasanjo. By marking June 12, Tinubu and his cronies in the defunct AD were sending a message to Obasanjo that he wasn't their legitimate president.

After Obasabjo , June 12 died a natural death and is only celebrated on the pages of newspaper editorials.

There's no point calling names. I'm here to seek answers to some things I find difficult to swallow. Was June 12 the freest and fairest election we ever had?

vicadex07:
You are a dumbass idiot. You were crying that nobody replied your thread, now I know why.

U already have a preconceived notion for your useless questions.

If everyone wanted democracy and the military said no with guns blazing, who's fault is it?

Is it too hard for you to deduce that they decided to opt out in 1999 after the dynamics had changed and the odds were against them?

Feelings has nothing to with it. Whatever the soldiers choose has nothing to do with free and fair elections. They are mutually exclusive terms. Give me a better answer.

They are not useless questions but useful questions. Why should I buy the story that it was Nigeria's best election? Why?

Having a preconceived notion when questioning a thing not the problem. The problem is refusing to change the notion when presented with a more reasonable argument.

On what basis are we been made to think that June 12 was the best election we've ever had? What parameters were used and how did the election better the election that brought Buhari, GEJ, Yaradua and OBJ? Is that too much.

OmaniPadmeHum:
It was the first time that I saw Nigerian traders willingly reducing the cost of their commordities in the markets and shops. The contesting and voting of Abiola also led to the then common affordable "Abiola Commodities" e.g. Abiola Biscuit etc. This trend of naming many house hold goods like Biscuit, Milk, Soap, etc. lingered on for a while even after he died.

The Joy experienced was so much. People jubilated into the streets. I mean, practically everyone left their houses, running into the streets and jumping up and down. The next time I experienced such expression of joy and happiness by Nigerians was when it was confirmed that Abacha had died.

Based on experiences in Port Harcourt and Ibadan.

One recalls this advert also. Nostalgic and Epic.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t-YSSYKY0g0



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j6vVSZ7wiE

The last election also saw the reduction of food prices because of 'Sai Baba' and the Jubilation I saw is something I've never seen or heard of. To begin with, does this happiness make an election free and fair?

I need real stats based on who voted. Were underage children in the north prevented from voting as they normally do? What voting pattern was employed and how is it better than all we've had? Was it a fair method?

What about the capturing. How many people were captured? How many could vote? How many had their votes counted? In how many States did voting occur?

In a nutshell, what are the parameters employed in arriving at that conclusion, how do these parameters fare when placed side-by-side with parameters of free and fair election, how do these parameters beat all the other elections we've had? I need answers.

vicadex07:
Because everyone was tired of military rule and wanted democracy.

It would have been easier to cancel the elections without raising eyebrows if everything was disorganized, but citizens maintained decorum just to prove to the military that they are ripe for democracy.

Besides the military was brutal and abhors any form of public disruption or disorder back then so the people simply fell in line.

Its common sense psychology.

But the elections was still cancelled after everything. How is commonsense psychology when your post can't point at any special index suggesting the tag?

The election that brought Obasanjo had all the above you described. Everyone was tired of military rule and wanted democracy. Citizens also maintained a reasonable level of decorum.

Had it been it was a thread on hating one particular tribe they'd had flocked this thread. What a shame!

IpobExposed:
karma

Karma is sponsoring you? Karma pays your bills? You think these things will unite this country or change what anyone thinks? No. You are simply increasing the hate in Nigeria. People have already taken unshakable sides and any video you put up is simply to oil that position they choose. Why is it hard to get that?