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Culture › Re: Interesting Facts About The Igbo People by Sheggy13(m): 6:23pm On Jan 05, 2015
But, because of the fact that they are very hardworking, ambitious, and not afraid to live anywhere, or take up any task, they tend to be resented by their less ambitious and successful neighbors or hosts.

Why can't this person just talk about the Igbos without trying to belittle other tribes.. So the people that host Igbos are less ambitious and successful people? What an insult on people from all states and communities where Igbos migrated to.
Politics › Re: Pastor Tunde Bakare Wants Elections Postponed By Six Months. by Sheggy13(m): 5:49pm On Jan 05, 2015
MissMeiya:
Actually, he has a point. This PVC thing has been grossly mismanaged.

You would think this was Nigeria's first presidential election, with the level of unpreparedness INEC is exhibiting.
You're very correct. Most eligible voters will be disenfranchised because of the way the PVC issue was managed. Many people around me only have the temporary laminated one. I doubt if that would suffice for the election. Nigerians are really hungry for change and the kind of passion people display this time around to effect this change with their votes is unprecedented, compared with previous elections where there's this I don't care attitude. Sadly many of such people will be disenfranchised come 14th of next month, should this election go as planned. Whether this is intentional from INEC with the collusion of some other persons or not,that we can't tell;but surely this leaves much to be desired for us
as a country.
Politics › Re: 2015 Guber: Ikwerre Traditional Rulers Endorse Peterside by Sheggy13(op): 5:55am On Jan 05, 2015
Brimmie:
APC "Outsmarting" PDP since 2013! grin
You can say that again my brother. This time around Wike's Jesus of Otuoke PEJ won't be able to save him lol.
cc: Barcanista, Omenka
Politics › Re: 2015 Guber: Ikwerre Traditional Rulers Endorse Peterside by Sheggy13(op): 5:37am On Jan 05, 2015
Them don dey change am for Wike.. Wike is a goner lol
Politics › 2015 Guber: Ikwerre Traditional Rulers Endorse Peterside by Sheggy13(op): 5:35am On Jan 05, 2015
Governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress
(APC) in Rivers State, Dr. Dakuku Adol Peterside, has
received the endorsement of the Ikwerre Supreme
Council of Traditional Rulers in Isiokpo, the spiritual
and traditional headquarters of the Ikwerre ethnic
nationality.

The Council equally declared Dr. Peterside the sole
governorship candidate for the Ikwerre nationality for
the February 28 election. The Council comprises First
Class and all Government-recognised traditional rulers
in the four Ikwerre local government areas in Rivers
State which comprise Obio/Akpor, Port Harcourt City,
Emohua and Ikwerre.
The Council, which declared that its endorsement of
Dr. Peterside, was out of its resolve to uphold equity
and justice by ensuring that the riverine section of the
state produced the next governor, emphasised that by
its action, no other governorship candidate would
receive its endorsement. The paramount rulers
enjoined all Ikwerre sons and daughters to support Dr.
Peterside come February, 28.

While addressing the Council and other Ikwerre
stakeholders, Dr. Peterside, who was received by Eze
Blessing Wagor, JP, Nye Weli Isiokpo, other members
of the Council and a mammoth crowd of APC
supporters, underscored the importance of Rivers
people making the right and necessary decision in
choosing the next governor for the state. “Your
Majesty, we are about to make another decision as to
who will be the governor of Rivers State. Ikwere as an
ethnic nationality has a very critical role to play at this
point in time in the life of Rivers State. As custodians
of Ikwere culture, Ikwerre values, at a time of national
morale crisis, we expect the custodians of our culture
and value system as traditional rulers and fathers to
lend their voices of reason so that the people can take
the right path.

Speaking further, Dr. Peterside stressed the need for
the Ikwerre to maintain their dignity in the face of politi­
cians ready to buy people’s conscience.

In response, Eze Iriebe, who spoke through the Vice
Chairman and traditional ruler of Akpor kingdom, Eze
A.A Orlu Oriebe, Nye Weli Akpor kingdom, said, “His
Excellency-in-waiting, on behalf of Ikwerre traditional
rulers, we welcome you and your entourage to the
ancient town of Isiokpo, the ancient town of Ikwerre
tradition. The thing we are doing here today has a lot
to tell. One, you are the only person (governorship
candidate) who saw the need to visit the Traditional
Council, and that you cannot go out there to tell our
people anything without paying homage. When Christ
was born, the wise men visited Him and that is what
you have done today.
“What the Supreme Council of Ikwerre Traditional Rul­
ers requires from every son and daughter of Ikwerre
here present and those at home, is that we want this
message to reach all nooks and crannies of Ikwerre.
When the tenure of our son, our great son, The Right
Honourable Chibuike Amaechi was about to expire, the
Supreme Council asked him questions. Today, that
question has been answered. And what was that
question? The question was, “Your Excellency, with
the level you have taken Rivers State to, after your
tenure, will these things still be maintained? With all
the security challenges we have been facing, after
your exit, what will be the fate of Rivers people?
Today we want to show that the Ikwerre man is not a
greedy person. If because of the population of Ikwerre
…; if we counted on population, I don’t think our son
would be President today. But because Nigerians
agreed that power must shift, today our son from
Bayelsa is President. If we depended on the
population of Bayelsa, a man from Otuoke cannot
stand election (as President) and win. But because it
was agreed that power should shift to the minority as
the minority also has something to offer, power
shifted.
“Now coming to Rivers State, the Ikwerre would not
say because of their population no other ethnic group
should have a say.”

Addressing Dr. Peterside, Eze Iriebe enjoined him to
remain steadfast and refuse attempts to distract him.
“Having said that, we have seen that His Excellency
(Chibuike Amaechi) has found you worthy to maintain
the excellent standard Rivers State is known for
today. And we urge you not to disappoint the people
of Rivers State. Don’t be distracted by all
intimidations. We, members of the Ikwerre Supreme
Council of Traditional Rulers at this moment endorse
you, Dakuku Peterside, and declare that all sons and
daughters of Ikwerre nationality, the four local
governments that make up Ikwerre nationality – Port
Harcourt, Obio/Akpor, Emohua and Ikwerre – to rally
round you. Having said that, on behalf of the Supreme
Council, I am presenting him to the people.
Eze Wagor, accompanied by Eze Iriebe, held up Dr. Pe­
terside’s hands to the cheers of the mammoth crowd.
They later handed him over to Chief Samson Agbaru,
a political leader in Ikwerre land and one-time
Secretary to Rivers State Government.
Aside top APC chieftains that included Hon. Ezemonye
Ezekiel-Amadi and Chief Chidi Wihioka, about 15 tra­
ditional rulers, all members of the Supreme Traditional
Rulers Council, were present at the event.

Source: www.sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=98855
Politics › The Nigerian Economy And The dangers Of Incompetence by Sheggy13(op): 5:24am On Jan 05, 2015
Background: It is undoubtedly a fact that the Nigerian
economy has experienced monumental growth from 1999
to date. A combination of far sighted policies such as the
telecommunications revolution, privatization policies,
banking consolidation, strict monetary policy, relatively
prudent fiscal policy (excluding the last 4 years),
Agricultural reforms, FDI and pensions reforms have been
one of the key drivers of Nigeria’s growth over the last 15
years.

Nigeria was no doubt aided by a booming world economy in the early 2000’s and China’s voracious appetite for raw
materials (such as oil). Over 80% of Nigeria’s foreign
exchange earnings come from the sale of oil despite oil
accounting for less than 15% of Nigeria’s rebased GDP.

Changing factors

Over the last 3-4 years, it has been clear to most economic
followers that dangers were hovering. The U.S over the last
three years has been undergoing a shale oil revolution of
sorts. The fracking method of extracting oil within the U.S
has brought to reality the oft stated U.S need to be energy
independent. That has now been achieved, at least, in the
short to medium term. With this feat, Nigeria has lost its
primary export market.

Last year July, the US imported no oil from Nigeria. Nigeria
has thus lost a major buyer and gained a major competitor
in the oil sector. The U.S will be the largest oil exporter in
the world within the next 2-3 years.
Allied with the loss of the U.S market, Nigeria had been
aware of a number of countries (especially African
countries) that have recently become oil exporting
countries. Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and
Mozambique. Brazil itself had recently discovered huge oil
deposits.

One thing any discerning economist should have been
aware of over the last 3 years is that there will be a
significant increase in the supply of oil on the world market.
Additionally, since 2008 (caused primarily by the Lehman
induced crisis) the U.S, Europe, Brazil, and Asia (especially
China) have been battling (to differing degrees) economic
slowdown within their respective home economies.
The twin factors of markedly increased supply of oil and the
decline in demand for oil from the economies that had
hitherto been the drivers of demand for oil had made it very
clear to the discerning that the high price of oil was due for
an imminent correction. With that imminent correction
would come increased pressure on Nigeria’s revenue base.
It is Iweala’s job to see the advancing adverse headwinds
and to advice the President of counter measures to be taken before the dangers become a reality.

Fiscal Incompetence

Against the background of the adverse supply and demand
headwinds discernable over the last 3-4 years, Nigeria’s
chief economic oversight official had been making a case
for increased government borrowing and has overseen the
significant increase in government debt. Miss Iweala has
been arguing that Nigeria’s debt to GDP ratio is low when
compared to other countries. No doubt, that view has
influenced her acquiescence with the increased borrowing
Nigeria has embarked upon in recent years. What she failed
to take into account is that the GDP does not yield to the
government actual revenue needed to service such debt.
Oil sales accounts for over 80% of government income
despite accounting for less than 15% of Nigeria’s GDP. The
combination of the fall of oil price, the disappearance of our
major exporting markets (due to the shale oil revolution)
and the competitive disadvantage due to our geographical
location in replacing the U.S market with the Asian market
has meant that Nigeria is suffering from lower revenues
right across the board. India recently opted to buy more of
Nigeria’s oil because of sanctions against Iran. Once that is
lifted, Nigeria stands to lose India as a major export market
because it would be cheaper for it to get supplies from Iran
(which is nearer to it and the consequence of paying less
transportation costs).

With lower revenues, Nigeria is now spending over 20% of
its diminished revenues on servicing its current debt levels.
Nigeria had failed (over the last 3-4 years) to stop the
expansion of the Nigerian budget spending and had been
reducing government revenues by providing questionable
waivers for (x) the importation of bullet proof cars and
(y)cars used for a sporting event in a particular state of the
country (amongst others). These are just some of the
questionable policy oversights overseen by the coordinating minister of the economy. Now that Nigeria is actually in the throes of a major economic downturn, the coordinating minister for the economy has now embarked on a belated measure of adding taxes and reducing government spending.

What the minister has failed to realize is the essential
counter role being undertaken by the CBN over the last 15
years. Despite the ethnically induced selection of the current CBN governor over the head of the more experienced monetary expert (Sarah Alade), the CBN over the last 15 years have stabilized the Nigeria economy in times when the FG had been running budget deficits. Now the FG is adding its economically constricting fiscal policies with the economically constricting monetary policies of the CBN.There can be only one outcome. The Nigerian economy (which is currently growing at over 7% a year) is going to come to a sharp halt.

No economy can survive if both the public and private
sector seizes up. The CBN policies of increasing interest
rates and reducing monetary supply will drive up the costs
of business and investments and reduce employment in the private sector. The FG led fiscal policies will do the same for the public sector.

It would have been advisable for the government to cut
back spending whilst the CBN allows the private sector
sufficient breathing space to continue to grow and hopefully absorb some of the people laid off from the public sector.

Interest rates should be lowered even if it means allowing
the Naira to fall further. The fall in the Naira is the lesser of
the two evils. The inflationary pressure that comes with the
fall in the Naira will be ameliorated by the reduced
inflationary pressure that will come with the significant fall
in government spending due to reduced FG revenues.

Conclusion

There is no doubt that the Nigerian economy has been
poorly managed to a small degree since late 2007 and to a
massive degree since 2011. The responsibility of a
President is that he/she has the intelligence to be able to
ask discerning questions of the various experts charged
with the responsibility of managing the different sectors of
government.

The president is either not asking enough questions of
Iweala or has abdicated overall responsibility for the
economy to his coordinating minister for the economy. In
either case, Nigeria is suffering for that lack of oversight. A
PH.D is of no use if it means a person is unable to ask the
right questions even if the area concerned is outside ones
area of specialization. That, after all, was one of the strong
points of OBJ. Iweala, under OBJ, was well managed. When
her personal ambition and massive ego influenced her need to undermine Nenadi Usman (the then current finance
minister) by negotiating directly with Nigeria’s creditors
(whilst foreign minister) without the knowledge of the
finance minister, OBJ promptly removed her as head of the
economic team.

Jonathan bears ultimate responsibility for the errors of
Iweala. In a corporate setting, she would have been fired for
incompetence. In Nigeria, she will probably be rehired (if he
wins in February) as the coordinating acting President for
government policy and the economy. We all know Iweala
loves the acquisition of job titles!!

Source: saharareporters.com/2015/01/04/nigerian-economy-and-dangers-incompetence-dele-awogbeoba
Politics › APGA Favours Buhari To Emerge As President by Sheggy13(op): 5:06am On Jan 05, 2015
The All Progressive Grand Alliance says it cannot throw its
weight behind President Goodluck Jonathan as it is very
likely that the candidate of the All progressives Congress,
Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), will emerge the
winner of the presidential election next month.

The Chairman of the Lagos State chapter of APGA, Mr.
Campbell Umeh-Nzekwe, who is also a special adviser to
the national chairman of the party, said this during an
interview with our correspondent, on Sunday.

Umeh-Nzekwe said Jonathan’s problem was compounded
by the fact that the motion to adopt him as the consensus
candidate of the Igbo for the 2015 presidential election
failed at the Ime-Obi (inner caucus) meeting of the
Ohanaeze Ndigbo, on Saturday, in Enugu.

He added that the sermon of renowned Enugu-based
Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, that Jonathan had
failed and should step down seemed to have sent
shockwaves across the South-East.

He said the party was sure that Jonathan would not win
votes in the North.

He said, “The game has changed. As it is, Jonathan has no
chance of winning. Buhari seems to have taken over. The
PDP has collapsed in the North if you care to know. All
those who are running to Aso Rock and making promises to the President are just deceiving him.”

When asked if APGA would be supporting Buhari next
month, Umeh-Nzekwe said he could not say for sure.

He said, “Jonathan is a sitting President with incumbency
factor in his favour but Buhari has the masses and a cult
following in the North. In 2011, Buhari won 12 million votes
in the North with his rag-tag party, the Congress for
Progressive Change, without a single governor or senator to
campaign for him.

“Today, his party, the APC, has 14 governors, 43 senators
and 176 Reps as well as 625 House of Assembly members.
Also, the APC has dominant control of the North-West with
a total number of 18.4 million voters and North-East with
10.2 million while South-West has 13.4 million voters.

“ The PDP has dominant control of the North-Central and
Abuja with 10.4 million voters while the South-South has
8.5 million and South-East has 7.2 million votes.
“However, no zone has achieved 50 per cent of votes cast
but northern voters are more committed and trustworthy
than those in the South.

“Also, look at Jonathan’s campaign team. He has Col.
Ahmadu Ali (retd.) as his Director General and Peter Obi as
the deputy while Buhari has Governor Rotimi Amaechi and
Senator Olorunnimbe Mamora as director general and
deputy respectively. It is time for Ndi Igbo to review their
strategy.”

Source: www.punchng.com/politics/apga-favours-buhari-to-emerge-as-president/
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Christians Give First Fruit Offering? by Sheggy13(m): 3:41pm On Jan 04, 2015
laremsworldwide:
You will pay first fruit and still pay 10% of salary every month,hmmmm be wise.in islam 10% is known as zakat and nothing like first fruit.the zakat is paid yearly after all expenses and it goes to the needy(motherless baby home,individual in need etc) and also for the up keep of the mosque or house of GOD.above all,keep the 10 commandment,believe in the holy book,believe in all the messengers of GOD,pray 5 times daily and know that Prophet Isa(Jesus) is coming back.
What does the Holy Quaran say about the coming back of Jesus. To come back and do what exactly? Please educate me on this. Seems there are more similarities in the two religions than I initially thought.
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Christians Give First Fruit Offering? by Sheggy13(m): 3:38pm On Jan 04, 2015
imas:
Thanks for this post, but please tell me where it is written in the new testament; we should pay tithes, I'd really appreciate it.
Jesus Christ admonished the paying of tithes when he was criticising the scribes and pharisees. Check Matthew 23:23
Politics › Re: My Endorsement Of Jonathan In November Was A 'Spiritual Drama' - Rev Fr Mbaka by Sheggy13(m): 5:53am On Jan 04, 2015
Aksonman:
Dear Rev Mbaka,
God told me to tell you that; YES the healthiest bird in your 'spiritual drama' indeed represented Goodluck Jonathan BUT the Bird cage you put forward represented ASO ROCK. The 3 birds that flew away represented Buhari (oldest), Osinbajo (Younger) and Tinubu (sickest), they flew away because the Cage (Aso Rock) belonged to the healthiest bird (Jonathan) for now, hence no vacancy for other birds. The other birds (Buhari, Osinbajo and Tinubu) flew into the wilderness where mother nature will deal with them for all their sins.
So you've suddenly become a prophet to interpret a spiritual exercise to a Man of God with many years of experience in God's vineyard? So Buhari, Tinubu and Osinbajo are sinners that should be punished by mother nature while GEJ is the only Saint that has to be rewarded with an additional term in office. Wonders truly shall never end. You people never fail to amaze someone here on nairaland.
Politics › Re: I’m Coming Up With Anti-corruption Plan — Jonathan by Sheggy13(m): 8:04am On Jan 02, 2015
egift:
After the massive looting of 6yrs. Nobody should be hoodwinked with this. This a game of a desperate man. Is it today he found out that CORRUPTION is the biggest problem in Nigeria?

He has one month to give Nigeria all the money that was looted when he was Deputy Governor, Governor, VP and Six years as President. Jonathan like many who are campaigning against Buhari are just afriad of giving account of how they have managed Nigeria's wealth.

This latest move is just Desperation to stay out of jail.
I can't believe people will still come on here and scream GEJ till 2019 when it's obvious he's an epitome of cluelessness. He has such diarrhoea of the mouth in such way that anytime he opens his mouth to speak without reading from what Abati or Okupe wrote for him, he goofs big time. He's talking about putting institutions in place to fight corruption and strengthening them. His predecessor OBJ has already done that by creating institutions like EFCC and ICPC;but what this clueless goon did was to weaken them and make them almost non-existent choosing instead to chase petty yahoo yahoo boys. The DSS under his watch became negotiator for NUPENG workers. What an anomaly!!We can't afford to allow this continue any longer in this country just because he happens to come from a certain region and religion. Nigerians think please. The power is in your thumbs come February 14.
Romance › Re: Pastor Bisi Adewale Reveals 16 Foolish Things Girls Do In The Name Of Love by Sheggy13(m): 8:10am On Dec 30, 2014
BokoHaramm:
Any time they abuse my virgins on Nairaland, it gets into my skin. NL babes I'm here to protect you.
Boko haram says so
Werey alasho grin
Politics › Re: Lagos 2015: Will Igbos Now Support The APGA Candidate? by Sheggy13(m): 7:51am On Dec 30, 2014
petrov10:
no thank you. I will vote pDp. ...I know that's what this post is all about, swaying people from voting pdp, Stop wallowing in frustration/dellusion , its simply not going to work. grin
But why would you not want to vote an Igbo man there. Don't you feel Igbos would gain more with an Igbo man at the helm of affairs than Agbaje?
Business › Re: Folorunsho Alakija Unseats Oprah As Richest Black Woman. by Sheggy13(m): 12:21pm On Dec 29, 2014
Doortun:
I'm no fan of Oprah Winfrey, it is clear for everyone to see she is a hard worker, unlike Alakija who is a beneficiary of the corrupt system. That's why she can't be popular like Oprah as she has not in anyway added value to people's lives.
At least she's an employer of labour for numerous Nigerians through her oil firm. That way she's adding to the Nigerian economy in a way. Her employees wouldn't agree with your statement that she hasn't added value to lives. In what ways have Oprah added value to the life of any Nigerian rather than talk ill of the country at every little opportunity she has.
Politics › Re: Igbo Group In Lagos Writes Fashola, Complains About Marginalisation by Sheggy13(m): 7:11pm On Dec 28, 2014
Justcash:
Like you noted, those are tales now. We must put the animosities behind and live together as ONE. I should be free to vote and be voted for in any NIGERIAN state. This is supported by the Nigerian constitution. Lagos shouldnt be an exception. Igbos are making valid demands in Lagos state. If you don't want it, speak with your vote, if you are of voting age sha o.
Fair play to you Justcash for not going all emotional and throwing tantrums but rather articulating your points calmly and respectably. Even though I don't share your sentiments, I'll give it to you. Kudos. @all we need to move past all this animosity and carry on living harmoniously as we've always done. Our destinies have been bound together by providence. One people, Great Nation.. We'll get to the promised land someday. If we stand together as one, we cannot be shaken. There's strength in our diversity. It's well.
Celebrities › Re: Top 5 Nollywood Stars Who Dumped Christianity For Islam by Sheggy13(m): 11:14pm On Dec 27, 2014
DopeAngel:
hmmm... Another 5 fresh candidates of hell added to the ones i know already and still counting... Baba God Eshegon
I never knew God has given u the mandate to decide who goes to heaven or hell, Mr. Holy angel
Romance › Re: What Else Will A Guy Gain From A Girl That Says "No Sex" In The Relationship? by Sheggy13(m): 11:01pm On Dec 27, 2014
ijebu4u:
study her very well,if u notice dat u ar d only guy she is dating and she is sincere,honest and kind to u,pls hold her tight and follow but in a situation u get to knw dat u ar more dan 3 dating her,guy wake up,she's taken u as muwu while odas wil b lighting her.
The hypocrisy on this thread stinks to high heavens. If the said girl is a dedicated Christian or virgin and you can vouch for that, then somehow it's understandable but if it's just a regular funky girl saying that, then you've got to watch it cos obviously someone out there is helping her shine the Congo and she's satisfied cos that person is doing a very good job on her and wouldn't want u stressing her further in that regard. Does she expect you to double date or sleep around when the hormones are getting the better of you? I understand the ladies all castigating the OP cos they are obviously pretentious and know it but what I can't fathom is guys towing the same lane just to acquire cheap nairaland likes when in reality they'd never agree to such arrangements.
Politics › Re: 2015: Jimi Agbaje Receives Over 3,000 APC Defectors Into Lagos PDP by Sheggy13(m): 3:34pm On Dec 27, 2014
MuguliciousMUGU:
They ran away because they know that APC is an Agbero people's congress, they don't want trouble, that is why they came to a peaceful party PDP

PDP= peace draws progress

Long Live PDP!
Long Live Jonathan!!

Gej till 2019
You're a real mugu as your name suggests lol
Politics › Re: Buhari Denies Claims That He Has Plans To Islamize Nigeria When Elected by Sheggy13(m): 11:23am On Dec 27, 2014
Ngwakwe:
Rotimi Fashakin is on his own. Buhari no get mouth?

Abeg allow Buhari to use him mouth talk'am for BBC Hausa Broadcasting Service

We need direct statement from the people's general. Nobody is interested in misquoting you directly or out of context this time around.

Shebi na job you want, start talking directly to us Nigerians, we no need proxies.
Even if he comes himself to announce it on all TV and radio stations in the country, people like you will call it publicity stunt and not change your mindset. There really is no need for him wasting his previous time.
Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan Technically Tackles Buhari's 'no First Lady' Policy by Sheggy13(m): 8:53am On Dec 27, 2014
anonimi:
Thanks for digging up the very revealing article on the N4 billion, which was appropriately tagged as illegal by our highly esteemed senators.
I hope they quickly removed it from the budget before it was finally approved.

Nevertheless, we can cut tit some very generous slack by agreeing with her submission that there is no LEGAL appropriation for the non-existent (constitutionally) office cool

The other side of this actually means that General Buhari was being daft when he said he would not have an office of first lady since our constitution already does not make provision for such an office! What do you think huh
He was not been daft but making us know that he'd stick by the constitution and not what your oga at the top is doing by allocating such huge sum to a non-existent office, simply meaning he is redefining the constitution by creating an artificial office to squander the wealth of the nation. And this is the sort of person your likes come here to promote daily as the best thing since sliced bread and should be re-elected.
Politics › Re: Man Demands Reps Pay Him N115m For Helping Them Draft 50 Questions! by Sheggy13(m): 7:53am On Dec 27, 2014
donmalcolm21:
I know that these Northerners and APC members are just there to sabotage the efforts of Gej, truths are being revealed on a per second basis now, very soon I will hear how Amaechi paid delegates on behalf of GMB
Mumu, who are the majority in the house of Reps?.. APC or PDP? so it's only Northerners that are present in the HOR.. No Yorubas, Igbos, Ibibios and the likes? Then again I don't expect you TANoids to reason properly.
Politics › Re: No September Salary For Now, Fayose Tells Ekiti Workers by Sheggy13(m): 10:58pm On Dec 26, 2014
Sharksblow:
this @sheggy13 ehn
A thread about a Governor not been able to pay salaries which is also commonplace with governors from other regions was hijacked and turned into a SW bashing thread. It's really nauseating to see the kind of hatred this people have for Yorubas and it's very dangerous living amongst people that detest you with passion and not know it. Nairaland has really been an eye opener for me in this regard. I never knew the hatred has reached this irreparable proportion until I joined nairaland. They think they have the monopoly of bashing other tribes. Anyways people like me are here to put them in their place. I've taken it upon myself.
Politics › Re: No September Salary For Now, Fayose Tells Ekiti Workers by Sheggy13(m): 9:15pm On Dec 26, 2014
WhiteTechnology:
Inability to pay salaries is a tip of the iceberg


Don't encourage a more self reliant States and LGAs

Keep waiting for oil wealth
It's on record that 22 States of the federation are owing salaries. Are all those South West States? I know your inane bigotry and hate for Yorubas won't let u reason properly. I'm done with you. You ain't worth my sweat.
Politics › Re: No September Salary For Now, Fayose Tells Ekiti Workers by Sheggy13(m): 9:05pm On Dec 26, 2014
WhiteTechnology:
Illiteracy is a disease of the mind


That lots of Chinese work in Nigeria doesn't mean China is poor


Keep supporting the unitary system and expect poverty to disappear.


Don't worry by next year you will see the negative implications of abandoning your resources for SE/SS oil wealth
See who's talking about illiteracy. Not beating my chest, but if you come close to my academic attainments, you'll be continually celebrated in your community everyday . Are the Chinese coming here to do such meagre jobs like pushing barrows selling pegs and earpiece. Even the people of SS that have the substantial crude oil production in the country do not go about beating their chest and making spiteful comments at Yorubas unlike you foolish attachees with your minute oil production capacities. Btw I'm from the South West and come from an oil producing community here.
**You idiotic lots see every thread as an opportunity to make hateful comments at Yorubas who have been nothing but good, accommodating and kind hosts to a large chunk of you ungrateful and insatiable fools.
Politics › Re: No September Salary For Now, Fayose Tells Ekiti Workers by Sheggy13(m): 8:41pm On Dec 26, 2014
WhiteTechnology:
The price for Awo supporting Gowon in retaining the unitary system because of the false hope of becoming President

Is


Regional poverty
Yet your people leave their heavens in Abia, Ebonyi and the likes to push wheel barrows selling pegs and earpiece in this supposed impoverished region. The stupidity of you people cannot be quantified.
Sports › Re: Vincent Enyeama Makes African Player Of The Year Final Shortlist by Sheggy13(m): 9:52am On Dec 26, 2014
shadrach77:
aren t you silly? The Award is for last season not this season
You're the silly one here and don't ever quote me if you've not been taught manners from wherever you come from. It's African player of the year 2014, meaning the whole year and not last season that ended in May, which was not even up to half of the year. Btw all the achievements of Yaya Toure I itemised where even obtained last season going by your logic. Next time think with your brain and not your anus whenever you want to reply me.
Politics › Re: This Is Unfair, 22 State Governors Owing Workers Salaries. by Sheggy13(m): 9:34am On Dec 26, 2014
mistabiola:
Bring more names; this people are not one of those debtors:::: cheesy grin
People like him can openly defend the devil. States are owing workers salaries and donating to a gluttonous corrupt president and he's all smiles when his subjects don't even know what to eat for Christmas. Yet people want this kind of insensitive person to continue piloting the affairs of this country simply because he's from their region even though they're on empty stomachs.
Sports › Re: Vincent Enyeama Makes African Player Of The Year Final Shortlist by Sheggy13(m): 8:40am On Dec 26, 2014
Yustash001:
the guy is not just picking up....he was man city's best player last season....
No African player seems to be on the same level as Yaya Toure for now. It's not a joke to be vice-captain of a star-studded team like Man City, winning both the EPL and Capital One cup scoring the decisive goal against Sunderland, and was highest goal scorer for Man city. A midfielder for that matter. Even contested closely with Suarez for EPL player of the season. Only if they had presented Enyeama last year when we won the AFCON instead of Mikel, he'd have stood a chance. Dortmund have been so poor this season that they are currently at the bottom of Bundesliga table, so Aubemayang is out of it. So it's Yaya Toure all the way. Quite unfortunate tho but you can't fault the guy's talent.
Romance › Re: Need Advise:she Is 35 And Doesn't Even Have Toasters by Sheggy13(m): 8:27am On Dec 25, 2014
ednut1:
Op na u be d friend am sure. If u cant find husband at least go born
She go give herself belle ni, abi u wan turn her to Virgin Mary Part2...Holy Ghost conception tins grin
Politics › Re: House-to-House Campaign Organization Dumps Jonathan, Adopts Buhari by Sheggy13(m): 4:08pm On Dec 24, 2014
BlackSEER:
The group is very unknown.General bokoharam Buhari will never preside over Nigeria.He will surely cry again.
So says the man who has 70 million votes to himself only. You only have one vote, so speak for yourself.
Celebrities › Re: Late Dr Stella Adadevoh & Chimamanda Make CNN’s Inspiring Women of 2014 List by Sheggy13(m): 4:57pm On Dec 23, 2014
GenBuhari:
[b]Ebola is a hoax - the intention is to terrorise our population into panicking and taking deadly vaccines which America world profit massively by selling to our govt and which would be then used to depopulate us. Those that do not die from the vaccine would become infertile and unable to conceive children.

You have been warned; Take this Ebola vaccine that is surely coming your way soon, at your own peril.

This doctor Dr Adadevoh, (or rather the actor pretending to be this doctor) I can guarantee you she is not dead. In fact her name is a fake name and would not match the name of the Woman whose photo they are telling us is her.
[img]http://obamadiary.files./2014/11/adadevoh.jpg?w=453&h=530[/img]
There is no such person as Dr Adadevoh. The lady photographed is a paid actor?

Why don't someone prove me wrong and show me a facebook or twitter presence or even a mere web presence for this so called senior doctor that supposedly headed a department in a large Lagos hospital.

Shut me up by good by showing me a mere web presence for her prior to the Ebola crisis.

For that matter find any web presence (prior to so called Ebola outbreak) for Patrick Sawyer the so called Liberian government minister that brought Ebola to Nigeria.

Why would Nigeria participate in a hoax against its own people? Because through blackmail using IMF and World Bank loans and our corruptible leadership, Nigeria has virtually surrender its sovereignty to America who can dictate to Nigeria any policy it wants it to implement; Including the deception and terrorism of its own citizens.

The youtube video below using the words of a former CIA agent who wrote the book:" The Economic Hitman" would clarify my point for you.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuCdOkf4NxQ&list=PLRzmuN0KKXK9WjHW14Wmbe6K7F7pL7Y4V
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There's a very thin line between sanity and insanity. Yaba Left needs your attention please. How did you escape?

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