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Politics › Re: Tribute To Nigerian Military In Pictures by Shoot2Kill: 9:27pm On Mar 27, 2010
Valour Class MEKO® A200(extremely fast on the high sea very and flexible for high speeed attacks) German built (SA has 4)>

GV1 Artillery GUNs>

Battleur Rocket vehicles>

Politics › Re: Tribute To Nigerian Military In Pictures by Shoot2Kill: 9:04pm On Mar 27, 2010
@Paddy while i understand what you are trying to do. You love your country and you are trying to express the positive things about the armed forces ,i must however agree with the likes of beaf. The equipment Nigeria has is wack, as a matter of fact Nigeria cannot defeat South Africa, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco or Libya in a full scale war not because our soldiers are weak but because they are trained in the wrong way and they ill equipped. Nigeria may be able to keep peace in 3rd world countries but i can guarantee that they will not be able to keep peace in a country like USA where ordinary citizens have more sophisticated guns and better shooting training than our soldiers. A war simulation video game like “call of duty 4” would give you an insight to how advanced the world’s military is today. Another thing is that the Nigerian armed forces uniform makes the officers themselves look like slaves. Nigeria never keeps up with trends. Whether you like it or not there is nothing celebrate about in our armed forces. Those fighter plane are old school and i am sure many of them are push and start planes (typical Nigerian style).The only asset the armed forces have the personnel themselves and they have been responsible for the many successes of the Nigerian forces in peace keeping effort.

Now let me show the equipment used by the South African Armed forces and please note that 50% of this equipment were made by south African companies:

First up is a fully decked South African Police Officers >

Gila Armoured Vehicles (South African Manufactured) >

209 Class Type 1400MOD Submarines (German Built) SA has 3 of these >

Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria In One Word? by Shoot2Kill: 7:17pm On Mar 27, 2010
A nation that i wish was not a citizen of. https://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-sad013.gif
Politics › Re: 58 Nigerians Deported From Sudan by Shoot2Kill: 1:17pm On Mar 25, 2010
The government and the citizens are to blame. With so many educated people in Nigeria, nobody wants to, mobilize and cripple the corrupt government. Look at the current situation in Nigerian. Ethnically blinded ND people are supporting Jonathan because he comes from ND even though he is clearly corrupt and extremely, emphasis on extremely incompetent to rule the nation.

I will always say this and i know my wish will come true one day, all these corrupt politicians will meet an untimely death and Nigerians will become free.
Politics › Re: Do We Really Need 42 Ministers? by Shoot2Kill: 12:50pm On Mar 25, 2010
42 ministers is not too bad if it is well managed.South Africa has 42 ministries too but unlike  Nigeria where the president and his minister are total morons,south Africa credible ministers.

http://www.info.gov.za/aboutgovt/dept.htm

P.S Do you know that the Nigerian Government does not have an official website?

Do you know that PDP does not have official website.

That should tell you that Jonathan is a fake dude and he has his head up is a.s.s
Politics › Re: President Adds Five More Ministers Including Dora Akunyili by Shoot2Kill: 1:12pm On Mar 24, 2010
[quote author=dem_people link=topic=418567.msg5756919#msg5756919 date=1269431978]I repeat again. These set of nominees (including the previously nominated ones) have advanced from mere 'failures' to 'recycled failures'. And to think that they would bore us with this their old malicious grammatical statement - "The ship of the nation has been rescued, the ship of the nation has been saved". Which kind ship sef wey dem don save sef. I tire for these people ooo.[/quote]You are the only on this thread with common sense ,the rest of these nitwits are just monkeys who have no vision. This dude just recycled old ministers and they are rejoicing. Jonathan is a pretender and he is power hungry. All he is concerned about is power not Nigeria's progress. Let us see what these people will achieve by November.
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 10:24pm On Mar 23, 2010
larez:
@Shoot to kill:

Here is a post that I made today at one of the sites of a Nigerian newspaper:

[center]Solving Nigeria's problems, Part 1 by Femi Animashaun[/center]

I find it very pathetic that some caliber of Nigerians still believe that everyone and everything is about Niger Delta Oil. Nigerians are generally good at repeating what their leaders say in beer parlours without an inclination of analysis. It is sooo very simple to solve Nigeria's issues if we only have some leaders with common sense. Every part of Nigeria is very blessed with solid minerals, but we allow ourselves to continue being entrenched in poverty by a few people. Imagine if royalties and taxes being generated by exploitation of mineral wealth in each state equaled and surpassed the income from Oil, what will the agitators of the Niger Delta have to complain about? The next question then would be why are we not developing these resources right? The answer lies within monopolistic practices of some Nigerians who will not let the railroads work because they make money with their fleet of trucks. This makes mining uneconomic. Moving minerals to the coast by road is impractical. If Nigeria wants to move forward, then we should develop our water, rail and road transport systems. Ecological and economic sabotage has been perpetrated in the past by building dams on the 2 main water transport systems of the south. We should stop trusting Oyinbos with our strategic developments. I cry so much for Nigeria, as my people continue to die and suffer out of ignorance.

In regards to your previous post, I agree with you on many aspects except for where you call for foreigners. Do you know that one of the best heart surgeons in the world is a Nigerian at Emory University? Are you aware that North Carolina medical community is full of Nigerians and their president for about the past 15 years has been Nigerian? Do you know that we have many Nigerians working in agencies such as NASA? You only hear about 419 Nigerians because gifted Nigerians live quietly and integrate into their host communities abroad. Are you also aware that Nigerians are the largest group of PHD holders in the United States?

The problem with Nigeria is that our leadership is filled with mediocrity. I am currently writing an article on how to fix the problems of Nigeria. Here is an excerpt of what I have written so far:

Solving Nigeria’s Problems by Femi Animashaun

While most people are engrossed with the current political issues concerning the status of the presidency, once again Nigerians may fail to take advantage of an opportunity to address the underlying issues stagnating our progress. We are talking about Ministerial nominations, yet we are not talking about intelligence quotient and the ability of whatsoever nominees to be capable of logical thinking. As the world develops exponentially, Nigeria remains entrenched in mediocrity emanating principally from leadership. How can we make progress when our leaders do not even know how to turn on computers? Most people here followed the last American elections and are aware of Obama's almost addictive use of his Blackberry. He was always in contact with the people and could read and address issues almost instantly. Our leaders rather surround themselves with thugs and hoodlums, killing and maiming in the name of politics.

It is rather unfortunate that these same leaders have traveled and lived abroad. These same leaders abide by foreign laws successfully and yet come back home to foster ethnic rivalry as a means of gaining political power. Because of what I now see as a deliberate systematic campaign to reverse the educational policies of past leaders such as Awolowo, Nigerians are now much less educated than their peers a generation and 2 generations ago. Nigerians nowadays hardly read because they can hardly survive on the meagre income that they generate from their complete time being spent surviving. While surviving, my people become pawns to political Godfathers who throw a little cash at them to achieve self interest. The infusions of this cash into the pockets of these poor people automatic program them into seeing the Godfathers as saviours. This in-turn creates a form of enslavement which is called loyalty towards the Godfathers.

Slavery very much exists in Nigeria, and this is why you see people capable of going out to kill other Nigerians on the orders of some depraved maniacs who have systematically programmed the minds of the people by playing the role of saviours to these suffering masses. These Godfathers become stronger as the people get fed out of the spoils gained from his political exploits. He becomes master over his throng of slaves who begin to see him as the God of his ethnicity which further entrenches a culture of impunity. All these go on as intellectual Nigerians with vast experiences abroad in industrialized nations attempt to come back home to make change. The get disillusioned fast and are rebuffed and discouraged by a leadership that sees them as a threat. They try to curtail them by stealing their ideas without compensation and then botching up the execution of these ideas due to lack of vision.

It is common knowledge that many from diaspora constantly submit projects to Governors and other government agencies and are rebuffed only to then see their ideas being carried out by cronies of those in government. The court system does not help either due to backlogs and bureaucracy that allows people to gain from economic theft. There are various kinds of economic and financial crimes being carried out with impunity in Nigeria. We as the people should begin to fight against this. We hear people in Government making statements such as “Godfather” controls cement or barite in Nigeria. Statements such as that should be challenged and investigated. What gives any person the God’s given right to declare unilaterally that they control any Nigerian resource? In civilized nations such statement immediately triggers an extensive investigation of anti racketeering laws. Nigerians have to begin to fight these cabals and racketeers who want to keep them entrenched in poverty while forcing monopolistic policies that benefit them. These are clearly economic crimes and border on treachery against the country’s economy.

There are cabals that will fight and kill to prevent you for selling stuff like granite and sand at a lower price because they want to keep their profits high without caring about the consequences on housing for the masses. These are also treacherous people who continue their practices unhindered. In the area my mother lives suddenly after Goodluck was made acting president, we are now having unprecedented supply of continuous flow of electricity. This is the same area that rarely gets 2 hours of power in 2 days. As you can imagine, a large percent of personal income goes to buying fuel, oil and servicing a generator just to be able to get any work done. Students do not get any power to study with and yet are expected to miraculously pass exams. This issue should be probed. Why suddenly, there is power supply running through PHCN lines?


There are enough talented Nigerians all over the World to solve the issues of Nigeria if we get rid of touts in power. We should focus on laws that will create an enabling environment that will allow these people to come back home and help with growth and progress.
Thank you very much for this information, may GOD bless you in your future endeavours. It is Nigerians like you that should be in leadership. Yes i agree with you, Nigerians are naturally talented, the only thing we need now is genuine patriotism, honesty and dedication to our homeland. If our Government was sensible enough to seek out these highly qualified Nigerians in Diaspora who have a “clean record” we may be on the way.
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 5:51pm On Mar 23, 2010
beneli:
Your thoughts are very interesting, but there’s need for clarification on the bolded parts:

When you talk about ‘judges preferably from abroad’, did you mean foreign nationals, ‘diasporan Nigerians’, or in your minds eye where you thinking of Caucasians? Would say, an Indian national qualify to be a judge ‘from abroad’? Which ‘foreign professionals’ exactly are not ‘prone to bribery and corruption’? There aren’t any, really, whether they be ‘diasporan Nigerians, blue eyed blond haired PhD holders or whatever.

It’s the system that you have in place that creates or expunges the ‘proness’ to corruption. It is not a function of race, ethnicity or geography.
Well you have misread me. What i meant is professionals from abroad who have excelled in their various field, the colour of their skin is not important to me. Their heart and their dedication to the progress of Nigeria is what matters. Like you mentioned Nigerians in diapora also qualify, if you look at Uk and USA for example there are a lot Nigerians there who have excelled even more than Caucasians in their fields. Professor emeagwali is one such person.

That being said ,you cannot deny the fact in the world we live in today most of the great ideas still come from the west and we all know 80% of the people in the west are Caucasians. It may sound somehow to you but that is the truth. The Caucasians gave us education and modern civilization we still have a lot to learn from their professionals. Japan is the second biggest economy today because in 1900s the emperor of Japan swallowed his pride and sent many young Japanese students to the USA to the study in US University. Many of the student went to learn the art of making electronic circuit boards and today Japan has the largest electronics producing market in the world. Some studied auto engineering and weapons development and today Japan produces it’s own weapons as well as cars.

South Africa today is a great country because of the influence of the Afrikaners(white south Africans) Do you know that South Africa now manufactures it’s own electric car, the car was designed by an Afrikaner and the company is woned by an Afrikaner? www.optimalenergy.co.za

Do you know that South Africa has it’s won weapon Manufacturing company that manufacture tanks, military helicopters, assault rifles? www.denel.co.za . This company also manufactures the most powerful sniper rifle in the world which is now being used by the United States marine corps. http://www.vincelewis.net/20mm.html This company is owned by an Afrikaner.

Take a look at Zimbabwe, immediately the whites were sent out the country went downhill because the blacks that took over those farms did nothing but eat all the live stocks and party until they no food left on those farms. If the Arabs in UAE ,BAHRAIN , KUWAIT , OMAN ,can swallow their pride and allow foreign professionals to help them move their country forward why should we be too proud to do that? This is not about black or white, this is about learning from someone who knows more than you do.

At this stage i know you may be thinking that i worship Caucasians, well you are wrong. I don’t worship them ,i want to learn from their professionals as well as black professionals so I can be better than I am today. I am a proud black man but i have to realistic and i don’t know everything and i still have a lot to learn

All the knowledge i have today is because i learn new things from people. I am never too proud to ask for assistance if I don’t know something. Like the proverb in Nigeria “He who asks for directions never get lost”

If you read my comment properly, you will see i said "who are not prone to bribery and corruption”, I did not say white people are not corrupt. I said that we have to select the ones who are not corrupt amongst them.

The reality of it is that we need foreign experts , Nigerians in diaspora and home based intellectuals in Nigeria to give us new ideas.

Dubai is what it is today because of Canadian architects ,South Korean construction companies ,British bankers ,American investors and Western tourists. Dubai’s leader realized the importance of embracing the world and it has paid off well for them.

USA is booming today because of foreign experts from other countries. Many professional from India, Nigeria, Israel china, Russia e.t.c have contributed to the massive growth of the USA

Based on my little experience, this are the countries where i will like the Nigerian government to hire experts from based on their excellence in these field

Agriculture = South Africa, Australia ,Zimbabwe and New zealand

Solar Energy = Isreal , USA,France

Education = England

Engineering = South Korea , Japan, USA

Architecture = South Africa , Australia, Canada ,Spain

Construction = South Africa , Denmark ,Germany ,Japan

Petroleum = Russia , USA

Manufacturing = South Korea ,Japan ,china

Infrastructural planning = South Africa ,Canada ,Australia

Armed forces = Britain,USA,Germany,Turkey

Police = England ,USA

Information Technology = Japan,USA,South Korea

Other alternative energy = Brazil , Isreal,South Korea

Nuclear Energy = Isreal ,South Africa ,Russia

Job Creation = Canada,Australia,New Zealand,Japan
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 3:39pm On Mar 23, 2010
detopshot:
guy, nominate your ministers and send to SAVE NIGERIA GROUP or to the senate. i pray your request will be considered. meanwhile, i hate the words WE and US in your reply. always say I. again, since u're a very serious-minded person, what've you done to change the country? I DON'T NEED your REPLY!!!!
I think it is lame of you to ask what i have done for my country.I know what i have done and many of you here have read and heard about my activities.I don't need to go into detail but those who are aware are aware.If you are debating with someone try to stay on point ,what has save nigeria group got to do with the nomination of ministers huh And i will use "we" and "us" because we all contribute to the backwardness of nigeria.

jumobi1:
I totally agree man. Most advanced countries do recycle but we can't afford that in Nigeria because these gay politicians haven't done poo for us. Time for fresh minds.
Infact I nominate you my brother.
If I was in charge, I would only nominate academics (Double Masters or PHD holders). Don't ask me why
While i agree with your comment ,i disagree with the sentence bolded above.

Our problem is not education, if you look at the current government of Nigeria, you will find that over 70% of the people that make up our federal government are well educated. Some of them are even professors. The problem with these people is greed and lack of "forward thinking"

Bro i only have a Bsc in political science from LASU but i bet you my life that i can do a better job than all the presidents Nigeria has ever had. How am i so sure of this you may ask?

Well i am 30 years old and i own 4 successful companies which i run by myself and every year my companies profits grow by at least 30%.I am also well travelled and i have a lot of business ties worldwide. I am an idea driven guy, i don’t sit in one place and expect miracles to happen i read progressive books ,i blog ,i do spread trading online, i study financial markets and economies, i watch documentaries ,i study scientific gazettes, i monitor new technological developments all over the world.

I have a yearning to know everything and my drive has helped to me acquire the the kind of knowledge and skills i will never have acquired in a school. The problem with us Africans is that we think once we have acquired a PHD then we are perfect. Well that is just wrong.

You see a boy who has been a practicing farmer from the age of 16 will be smarter than a guy who has a PHD in agriculture because he is farm smart and he has tested the waters or you can use the term used in the military "battle tested"

The method of selecting ministers in Nigeria is crap, if i was Jonathan, what i will create a ministerial competition which only be open to young up and comng entrepreneurs in the Nigeria and i will select the best from every field to compete in the competition which will aired live for all to see. They will be tested with different task and eliminated from the race as they fail. For the final task the contestants will be asked to draw up a plan that will revolutionize their ministry. This plan will presented at a live debate where they will grill with question from both the judges and the studio audience.

A panel of judges preferably from the abroad will now select the best candidate and that candidate will be nominated the new minister for his/her particular ministry. This process will be similar to process used in the TV “Apprentice” to select the best professional. This way you will be able to select your freshest most talented candidate for the job. If this idea is taken seriously, a competition that will last 3 week can be created and experts hired from abroad to judge the candidates and select the best one.

To further strengthen the government and the ministries, once the new ministers are appointed, a new independent ministerial watch dog agency should be established that will monitor all the ministers. This agency should comprise of foreign professionals who are not prone to bribery and corruption. This agency will have the power to suspend a minister without the president’s intervention should he not be performing well. This will ensure transparency.

These watch dog agency will consist of former director, architects, doctors, financial forensic detective, it specialist e.t,c to deal and monitor each ministry. This agency will also be able to make recommendations to the ministers in area that the ministry is failing.
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 8:45pm On Mar 20, 2010
asha 80:
na naija mentality be that.catch fun while your house burns.
Thank you my brother , abeg ask this guy to name one progressive African or black nation on this planet. There is none because as a race all we do is think backwards.

From Haiti to Jamaica to Ghana to Uganda to South Africa. There is no single progressive black nation. South Africa which was once the only country blacks could be proud (because of disciplined white rule) is being destroyed slowly by the new black government because of massive unchecked looting of state funds.


It is because of catching fun that African never took HIV serious and now South Africa and Nigeria ranks highest in Hiv infections. It is because of catching fun that our schools have turned into cultism dens. It is because of catching fun that policemen shoot and kill innocent Nigerians without being prosecuted. It is because of catching fun that Christians and Muslims are hacking each other to death in jos. It is because of catching fun that Nigerian armed robber have the audacity to write letters to their potential victims informing them that they will be dropping by shortly.

I tire ooooooo , this yeye fun wey we dey catch sef ,what has it benefited us as Africans or as blacks huh

Until we stop for a second and admit that our heads are up our behinds ,we will never progress.
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 7:40pm On Mar 20, 2010
detopshot:
why don't you leave us to catch our fun if you're not a happy person? our leaders r bad, so? should WE die? i thought this forum is for Nigerians and friends of nigeria? does your comments reflect that of a well-wisher? is that how to help build nigeria if you so k? this guys never thot of d possibility of sending this to the acting president for consideration, they're just catchin their fun. in fact, You need to apologise to fellow Nairalanders for this comment, else . . .
Dude can you hear yourself? Is this the joke section or the political section?

That is the problem with you Nigerians and Africans ,instead of you to sit up and fix your nation ,you are busy catching your fun.

By the time you have finished catching your fun ,what legacy will you leave behind for your kids?

The issue of Nigeria is a serious issue and there is nothing fun about it.

The poster made a sensible request but you Nigerians have yet again turned the thread into silly one. Go to other thread e.g American threads ( www.topix.com ) you will see how Americans are discussing issues that affect them seriously.

If you want to catch your fun, go to the joke section.

And for your information ,i am a very happy person but a serious minded one.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Not Be Dismembered - Monarch by Shoot2Kill: 7:10pm On Mar 20, 2010
EzeUche:
I could care less what this monarch has to say. He is not an Igwe from the East, nor is he my Igwe. Concern himself with his own people's problems instead of forcing his views on others.
^^^ So if he was an igwe from the east you would agree with him  undecided

At times i wonder how the brain of Nigerians work huh

We are fuck_d as a nation if this is how some of our citizens think.
Politics › Re: Kindly Nominate Your Ministers by Shoot2Kill: 7:07pm On Mar 20, 2010
After reading most of the comments here, i can confidently say that being a Nigerian is a curse because i just realized that i belong to a country of buffoons. You guys always yap yap yap blaming the government but in reality it is we the Nigerians who are to blame for our woes.

Nigerians are the biggest morons on the planet, with all the so so grammar wey una dey speak for Nairaland, una no get common sense. All you idiots are willing to do is to continue to recycle old leaders. I give up on Nigeria, infact I give up on Africa and Africans!  sad 

Our race is cursed for sure,we can't seem to reason progressively,all we do is shoot ourselves in foot over and over again.

The below diagram shows how far we as Africans have progressed as race ,maybe we should just hand Nigeria back to Britain at least we will have some sort of discipline and common sense back in the country:

Family › Re: Should A Man Have A Gun In His House? by Shoot2Kill: 5:25pm On Mar 20, 2010
I don't think grenades are needed in Nigeria because you might end up killing innocent bystanders. A 9mm and a Heavy calibre assault rifle should do the job. What is important is that you have a full body armour including , chest vest , pelvic guards ,elbow guards ,knee guards, heavy duty ballistic helmets and neck vests.

Something like this (please note that it is very heavy so you may not be able to run fast and even if you do run fast ,you will get tired quickly becoming an easy target for grenades) :

Family › Re: Should A Man Have A Gun In His House? by Shoot2Kill: 5:11pm On Mar 20, 2010
Another thing that is required before Nigeria can have gun society is combat training schools. These are schools which organise combat courses and regular combat games to train aspiring gun owners on rules of engagement, stealth, precision shooting and weapon controls, weapons re-assembly, weapons recognition, Night assault, defensive attacks, disarming technique, rescue /retrieve tactics, evasive techniques e.t.c

These skills are needed to for actualization of a decent, sensible and tolerant armed populace otherwise we will just have a bunch of hillbilly cowboys shooting everything in sight.

Countries like South Africa have different types of gun schools and competitions;

Gun Ranges; This are for beginners, this is where you get to shoot a gun for the first time. You basically learn how to shoot various weapons (mostly handguns) in a stationary position.

Combat school: This is where you learn to handle a combination of handguns, assault rifles and grenades (smoke grenades are used for safety) . They also teach you how to work in a team. Please not that this is not a military school. This is a private combat school where private individuals can go to learn tactical offensive and defensive skills. You have weekday classes and weekend classes.

Combat games range: These games are organized by the combat schools. They usually have a large expanse of land that could span for miles. You will be grouped into a group of 10 each. Each of you will have an arm band which will carry the logo of your group. You will be tasked to start from the beginning of the range and cross over to the other side and acquire a particular object (sometimes a dummy hostage) without being killed. In this situation you will be provided with paint bullet which will splatter red pain on your uniform if you are hit by it indicating that you have killed in combat.

Shooting Competitions: These are for extremely skilled marksmen; it is a competition where the best of the best accurate shooters come to compete against each other. The most accurate shot wins the competition

Family › Re: Should A Man Have A Gun In His House? by Shoot2Kill: 3:54pm On Mar 20, 2010
It depends on which area you live in,

I live in South Africa and i got first gun in 2004 after i was robbed at gunpoint by 6 south african teenagers.

Ever since then i have amassed a small arsenal of assault and defensive weapons as well as VIP Mach 4 bullet proof vest.

I own a couple of rifles, some them are full automatic assault rifles ,while the remaining are hunting and sports rifles.

I own a few handguns amongst which are glock , desert eagle , Smith & Wesson and  Berrettas.

I developed a love of guns over the years but please note even though i love guns ,i also respect guns.

Before you consider owning a gun, please go for a tolerance test to be sure that you don’t have a bad temper and also ensure that you have advanced self control. Most importantly make sure you have a safe place to keep your gun away from your immediate relatives.

My guns are stored in a secure "Hard Room" which is situated in my outer building (boy quarters) so i keep them away from wife and kids. Every night i keep my ak47 ,body vest and glock beside my bed fully loaded in the event that someone breaches my compound.

Anyone who lives in South Africa will know the problem we face in regard to the high rate or armed robberies and mid night invasions. Almost every home in my street has a dog and a small arsenal of weapons so it is not a big deal in SA.

Now that being said i will not advocate for guns to be allowed in Nigeria simply because our leaders are morons and as we all know Nigeria is a lawless country. Here in South Africa ,there strict laws governing gun ownership and every gun is registered to it's owner so there is a lot of regulation that are being used here and there are rules of engagement which every gun owner is required to follow in the event of an armed confrontation.

Nigeria on the other does not have the right governmental structures to maintain an armed society or populace. Even though guns are not allowed in Nigeria you can see the damaged being done by university cult groups and political thugs. I schooled in Lasu and i recall those days when “Ayes” and “Eye-Bird Boys” were attacking each other in okoko maiko before the OPC stepped in to quell things.

Nigeria is not ready for an armed populace so i will not support such a move.

Politics › Re: The Return Of The Dragon (called Ibb) by Shoot2Kill: 10:02pm On Mar 15, 2010
Big B1:
Contesting for a presidential position in any nation in Africa is very simple. Once you have the following advantages on your side, sky is the limit. Nairalander can cry till the moon shines it will not matter.

And these are the avantages:
1. The complete support of the current adminstration/ president.
2. The full support of the USA.
3. The priceless support of the UK
4. The 1000 percent support of Big B1.

Please make sure your vote count.
Whoever you are ,i have been warning you but you fail to take me serious. Tell your boss to remain on his hill behind his Israeli security guards because i have already paid for his assassination. His son’s life is also paid for. He will make one wrong move soon and my men will get him. I promise you this. It may sound like a harmless threat to you, but wait and see what happens. If he is going to campaign around the country he will be vulnerable and he will be added to my list of successful assassinations. The shin-bet won’t save this time. The same goes for obasanjo. Their time is up.
Politics › Re: Oyo Pdp Chairman Has Been Assasinated: by Shoot2Kill: 10:55pm On Mar 13, 2010
I told you all to stay tuned. You thought i was joking. More evil men will fall, I guarantee you. This year 2010 will be a year every Nigerian will remember for a long time to come. You have not seen anything yet. The LIST is long and it shall be attended to with accuracy and diligence.

Blood Must Flow For The Freedom of Nigerians To Be A Reality.

Kwara i have already warned you.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Resuscitates Ajaokuta Steel, Niomco by Shoot2Kill: 8:36am On Mar 09, 2010
Same old bullcrap approach. Jonathan is a crook, he has already approved N650 million without carrying out a study of the existing complex.

Before approving any funds, he should have invited minning experts from overseas and representatives of foreign steel companies to do a quick study on Ajaokuta and deliver a detailed report and recommendations on what needs to be done to revive the facility,instead he has quickly approved funds.

You can't resuscitation a white elephant project without conducting a study to evaluate the current state of the equipments in the facility.That is the norm everywhere in the world.

When did this guy become the acting president again? just a few weeks ago and he is just approving funds. What is N650 million for ,is there any detail purpose for that money. Or is this another set of cash that will go missing.

Besides shouldn't he be fixing the electricity problem first,how is the Ajaokuta going to survive without 24hr electricity huh

With all the huge desserts we have in the north,no one in government can think of building a solar plant huh

Egypt is already building the largest Solar plant in Africa and egypt is not as rich as Nigeria huh

slowpoke In Chief , I tire  undecided
Politics › Re: Jonathan Removes National Security Adviser Sarki Mukhtar With Immediate Effect. by Shoot2Kill: 7:58am On Mar 09, 2010
Beaf:
You've said it all. It couldn't be said any clearer.
A lot of us forget that we are living in a country we help create with our actions and utterences. Jonathan is the first Southern minority president, that alone cuts his job out, up till now, it has been a wazobia party. Jonathan who is seen as a stranger (especially by the North - read Hausa / Fulani) must be able to bond with all sections of the country without raising suspicion that he is only out to fight a Southern minority agenda and maroon major ethnicities (again, especially the Hausa / Fulani). He has an extremly delicate job to do.

I have said it numerous times, it is still the same Jonathan that cleared and sacked every living thing that bore the policies of his predecesor in Bayelsa. If he hasn't done the same in Aso Rock, there are good reasons.
Let us not forget that it took OBJ, a military man a full month as unchallenged president before he could make any changes to the military.

. . .But as you pointed out, NL is packed with pseudo-knowledgeable folk who strenuously talk bull. . . You know the drill. wink

Lets at least give the man some room to breath.
Beaf you are out of line with that statement. The issue at hand is not about a Wazobia party or the fact that Jonathan is an ND man. The issue at hand is not about a power struggle, this issue at hand is about the safety of the Citizens of Nigeria.

It is not about him appointing or sacking anyone .It is the fact that the guy lacks leadership skills; he is playing politics with the lives of Nigerians.

Let me ask you a honest question, if one of those dead people in the pictures of the JOS crisis was a relative of yours, will you still be singing the same tune?

This is not the time to please anyone or try to pretend to please the northerners. The JOS crisis should not be treated in a political manner; it should be treated as a national threat. This is not politics; this is a matter of security.

He should get help from outside, if necessary from XE .Common sense dictates that he should put in a motion to initiate prevention mechanism. A special unit or security agency separate from the police and the SSS should be created to train undercover agents who will pretend to be Mullahs and infiltrate those religious cells.

That is what the acting president should be doing not sacking and appointing “Old Cargos” .A leader leads by example ,a cowards leads by pretence.


Beaf Jonathan is not one of your people ,he does not care what happens to the people of Nigeria.He is simply a politician the same as the other corrupt PDP men.The sooner you put aside your tribal sentiments and join the rest of us the better.
Politics › Re: If You Were To Advice Acting President Jonathan, What Will It Be? by Shoot2Kill: 11:24pm On Mar 08, 2010
Mr President ,play russian roulette every night before you go to bed grin
Politics › Re: Jonathan Removes National Security Adviser Sarki Mukhtar With Immediate Effect. by Shoot2Kill: 10:35pm On Mar 08, 2010
Can anyone please tell me what educational qualifications Goodluck Jonathan possesses?


I think this fool should stick to fishing and leave government. Even my son can teach him how to run Nigeria.

How can he hire someone who performed woefully during his tenure as NSA. At this point in the time Jonathan should be considering the possibility of this crisis spreading all over the country as far as Lagos.

He does not need a new NSA, he need a committee of security specialists. He should hire people from Internationally recognized security firms, this people will be able to train undercover officers who will infiltrate these fanatic sells and expose them before they wreck havoc.

If this happened in the USA, homeland security would have appointed a new committee that will create a special unit to train undercover agents who will pretend to be Islamic fanatics. These individuals will be placed in jos to go undercover and infiltrate Boko Harams cells.

What is the NSA going to do ? How does he matter in this situation?

What we need is action and prevention, we need to prevent this violence from happening again. O GOD I am tired of all these shxt.

Does anyone in the Nigerian Government have a brain  huh

Mr Dumb Azz Jonathan ,you and your stupid government should have a look at this website,maybe you will have a clue on what to do:

http://www.ustraining.com/new/index.asp
Crime › Re: Pictures From Jos Massacre (viewers Discretion Advised) by Shoot2Kill: 10:15pm On Mar 08, 2010
@HardTalk

I feel your anger and your pain but please remember that it is this type of religious discrimination that has lead to this mezz.I dont blame the killers ,i blame our leader. This will not happen in a country that has good leaders. Jonathan “dumb head” is busy re appointing useless people (old cargos) to be his NSA instead of hiring professionals from foreign security firms.

Remember blackwater in Iraq, the USA used that security firm to to quell a lot of rebellious factions in Iraq, that is what we should be doing.

You see in my heart after seeing these pictures ,all i can think of is how i can successfully assassinate all the Nigerian Leaders starting from the acting president ,to the ministers, to the generals to the state governors, to the senators and so on and so forth.

They all deserve to die, they allowed this to happen. They were busy sharing $2billion Oil excess while the killers were mobilizing.

This will not happen in Israel because mossad has taken necessary precaution to protect the people of Isreal from fanatics. I bow my head in shame; today i wish i was not a Nigerian. This nation is cursed by PDP and until we kill these leaders, things like Jos crisis will continue to happen.
Politics › Re: Yoruba In Kwara, Kogi Agitate For Oya State by Shoot2Kill: 11:11pm On Mar 07, 2010
Retarded people constitute 70% of the Nigerian populace.

South Africa which is bigger than Nigeria in terms of Land Mass has only 9 states and they are well developed with infrastructure that is better than that of the USA and UK combined.

So shouldn't we ask our selves if we are normal at all?  undecided

We have not generated enough electricity to power our nation but we are running around like the baboons that we are clamouring for state creation. Long throat na im go kill all of us.

The other day it was ISOKO state now it is OYa state ,maybe lagosians too will request for badagry state or Ajegunle state.

Darwin who said that Black people have smaller brains than whites is spot on. For all the education and fancy degrees we Nigerian boast about, we are pretty dumb   cry Imagine an architect making these statements huh

I can't believe i belong to a country of retards whose only ambition in life is to be silly and pursue silly ideas. 

Chai ,GOD why me? Why can't i be from Kenya, Botswana or Ghana, why does it have to be Nigeria? Why me huh
Politics › Re: "I Handed Biafra Over to Obasanjo" - Achuzia by Shoot2Kill: 10:54pm On Mar 07, 2010
This article shows how brave Nigerians used to be in the past.Like Eyodad said we need to mobilize and fight again but this time our enemies are the political parties and politicians.We do not need to fight a full scale war ,we just need to fight a covert war like the Mossad of Isreal.

Assasinations is the ANSWER.
Politics › Re: Jos - Jonathan's First Failure As Commander In Chief by Shoot2Kill: 10:31pm On Mar 07, 2010
Jonathan lacks the mental capacity and the charisma to lead Nigeria. The day i realised he was a lame duck was when he rehired the former attorney general. That was just pathetic; you don't fire someone only to re-hire him/her a few minutes later.

The problem is that his kinsmen on Nairaland are blinded by tribal pride so they will not find fault with him.
Politics › Re: Another Political Assasination In Yoruba Land. by Shoot2Kill: 4:42pm On Mar 06, 2010
[quote author=metal-gong link=topic=408681.msg5639174#msg5639174 date=1267888807]Shut up!! I dont have time for silly cover ups or analogies.
My state just concluded their gubernatorial election, how many people were killed? Nada.

Bloody kleptomaniac!! It is your types that are behind all these political killings in Yoruba land.[/quote]Let me break it down for you. In this new Era, this is equation:

Corruption + Politics = Death

No more sit down and look for people like me. Our eyes are on these evil men and they must all be wiped out.

Blood must flow for the citizens to be free of this cancer called politics that plagues our homeland. Please understand that is not about PDP or AC, this is about corrupt men who continue to enslave us. We will hit them and they will never see us coming because we are better trained, we are from overseas and we are coordinated. We don’t demand ransoms, we take corrupt lives. For so long they have underestimated ordinary Nigerians as a bunch of “bloody civilians”, well a few of those civilians are extremely fed up.

This is not a full scale war , this is a covert war. We are like shadows, we are in and we are out but we leave behind a mark that will never be forgotten. Underground we shall remain but havoc we shall wreck in the realms of the corrupt and wicked.

You may hate my likes now but by the time Nigeria get backs back on it's feet and start to have a democracy that resembles that of Ghana or Botswana you will be thanking me. Sit back, relax and enjoy the movie, there are more surprises coming.

Those so called untouchables are going 6 feet under in a hail of hot lead. I guarantee you that.

Ekiti ,Kwara, Osun ………………………watch out.
Politics › Re: Another Political Assasination In Yoruba Land. by Shoot2Kill: 3:58pm On Mar 06, 2010
[quote author=metal-gong link=topic=408681.msg5636517#msg5636517 date=1267833483]Another Politician murdered in Oyo state within two days.
Please Yoruba men, What is happening? huh . . I guess the sins of Awolowo is now hunting Yorubaland.


http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/528-ac-chairmanship-aspirant-murdered.html


AC Chairmanship Aspirant Murdered
A chairmanship aspirant on the platform of Action Congress (AC), in Ward II of Ibadan South East Local Government area of Oyo State, Hon. Taiwo Falade, was yesterday murdered by gunmen at his Odo-Oba, Ibadan, residence.

An eye witness who wished to remain anonymous said the incident happened around 4.30 p.m. during a peace meeting among members of the party hosted by the deceased.

“We were about to round off the peace meeting when we heard gun shots and subsequent shout by the residents that armed robbers were around.

However, before we could peep outside from the sitting room where the meeting was being held, the assassins who were fully armed and four in number had climbed the staircase and ordered everybody into the sitting room. They then asked for the whereabouts of R.O. Shittu who happens to be a friend of the deceased. Failing to locate him, they pounced on late Falade and marched him down to the ground floor. They then told him to run away.While the deceased was running for his dear life,the assassins rained bullets on him, the eyewitness said.

An AC member, Alhaji Nuru Ishola who spoke with Saturday Tribune at the scene of the incident said that a disagreement broke out among members of the party at a meeting held last Wednesday.

According to him, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in the area was informed of the dispute. Today’s meeting was meant to resolve the disagreement before the dastard act was perpetrated, he said.

A former chairman of Ibadan South East Local government, Hon. Yahaya Akinbile, under whose late Falade served as a supervisor said that one could not link the squabbles in the party to the incident. According to him, “there are squabbles here and there, and AC is not an exception, he said.

Another eyewitness said the assassins who came in a Honda saloon car, had earlier stationed themselves at strategic places immediately they arrived the area.

The remains of the late politician was later carried away in a police vehicle with registration No. NPF 1114C.

In a telephone chat, Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Bola Baolanta confirmed that the incident happened around 5.00 p.m. and that investigation had started to unravel those behind the murder.[/quote]Shop for a brain because you obviously have none.You are talking about something that is way above you.Stick to what you know and let real Nigerians go to WORK.
Politics › Re: Another Political Assasination In Yoruba Land. by Shoot2Kill: 3:53pm On Mar 06, 2010
You people really dont know what is going on.You are obviously clueless.Have you for one second thought of it that these corrupt men are been eliminated by a vigilante group?

This is just the beginning ,we have been warning you corrupt politicians but you dont want to listen.OBASANJO watch out,your JUJU will fail soon.Keep escaping ,we will get you soon.
Politics › Warning To The Usa by Shoot2Kill(op): 3:42pm On Mar 06, 2010
I am personally delivering this warning to the USA to stay out of Nigeria’s Affairs. A letter has also been sent to the United States Senate. We have confirmed reports that the USA has already planned to rig the 2011 elections to usher in Babangida as their new puppet and to finally destroy the militants of the Niger Delta.

USA please note that we Nigerians have no quarrel with you but if you go ahead and do this, you have declared war on us. It is imperative for you to know that there is a legion of wealthy Nigerians based in Diaspora who have formed several vigilante factions that will carry out jungle justice in the streets of Nigeria in the next coming months.

We are sick and tired of your meddling and we have decided to warn you to stay clear of Nigerian politics. If you do not heed this warning and withdraw your support of IBB.I promise you that the attacks by MEND in the Niger Delta will look like child’s play when the new faction starts operating.

As am I sure you already know the CIA is extremely incompetent and they will not be able to discover who we are or where we are. We are a large group of Nigerians with exceptional skills in the art of espionage which will give you a lot of headaches if you decide not to heed our warning. We will not accept an IBB presidency and we will declare covert war on the United States and the Israeli Federation should this become a reality.

You have been warned.
Politics › Re: Ibb Will Rule Again: Mark It Down by Shoot2Kill: 3:31pm On Mar 06, 2010
I have always said that the USA is a piece of shit. IBB i hope you are reading this, i will advise here and now to stay away from Nigerian politics if you value the life of your first son.

IBB you have been warned, you may take this as a harmless rant but note that you have been warned. Nigeria and Nigerians have changed and believe me when i tell you that you are being watched. Even Mossad will not be able to save your son.
Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Is 73 Years Old.happy Birthday To A Rare Leader by Shoot2Kill: 3:27pm On Mar 06, 2010
Obasanjo may you die a horrible death and may your children die before you, you son of a bxtch. Nemesis is near ,all of you who have destroyed and made it the worst country in the world will surely perish in the hail of bullets. My father opposed your presidency even though he died 3 days before you were inaugurated. My father knew you were a corrupt military man loyal to your northern pals. You promised to rule Nigeria but did an about turn when you became president and disgraced the Yoruba tribe. You are a wanted man in my eyes and i will take your life whenever i get the chance to do so without any remorse or apolgoy.Shoot2Kill says so and so shall it be.

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