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Politics › Re: Buhari - No Difference Between Boko Haram And Niger Delta Militants by Sibrah: 11:41am On Apr 02, 2013
Buhari should read this.
1. Boko Haram is a terrorist body while MEND is a Militancy struggle.
2. Boko Haram is focused on harming fellow Nigerian as a way of blackmailing while mend was focused on harming foreigners as a way of drawing attention from all over the world.
3. BH is open to wide range of interpretation as against MEND's struggle against skewed resource allocation and environmental degradation.
4. BH are claiming to be fighting for Sharia all over Nigeria - and act that violates the people's right tof freedom to practice other religions while MEND were agitating for the good of their public structures and environment.
5. BH real sympathisers and top figures are unknown while in MEND's time everybody knew The likes of Asari, Tompolo, and co.
6. BH aren't willing to allow their top figures show up for negotiation but MEND showed up negotiation.
Politics › Re: Why Do North And South All Over The World Alway Fight Each Other by Sibrah: 7:00am On Mar 31, 2013
Very true brov. It is the same story all through history. Northern Italy vs southern comes to mind too here.
Politics › Re: Ladipo Market, Here We Come.... by Sibrah: 5:56am On Mar 31, 2013
Nice move. All must comply or relocate back to their roots. Lag is no economic jungle.
Politics › Re: Osun And Enugu. A Tale Of 2 States. by Sibrah: 8:56pm On Mar 30, 2013
Eko Ile, you are not being fair at all. How can you compare a vegetable lead govt to a hyper active vibrant radical lead government like that? And btw, the thread is suppose to be about two states and not two regions.
Politics › Re: A Roadmap For Incremental Change: 52 Things We Need To Do by Sibrah: 8:21pm On Mar 30, 2013
Sincere 9gerian: "38 Our criticism should be tempered. One of the real tragedies of our society is that everyone is criticizing everyone else, when they have no moral authority. Think of it: what right do people who work in our telecoms industry have to accuse Nollywood of mediocrity? When you think of Nigeria in that log-in-your-eye way,we will realize the time we spend criticising can be better spent looking inwards; at what we are doing ourselves. When criticism emerges, we have a responsibility to be constructive"
In the end you still can't justify your weak dèfense of Your OATT. The upper part of our leadership pyramid A. K. A. OsATT, still needs to be checked more than any other group of person.
Politics › Re: 12 Amazing Facts About Southeastern Nigeria by Sibrah: 8:09pm On Mar 30, 2013
Nice thread
Politics › Re: Jarus' exclusive interview with Pius Adesanmi by Sibrah: 4:08pm On Mar 30, 2013
Reno is now a well known ''Political Jobber''.
Politics › Re: FG Awards 13 Roads Contracts Worth N47.8b And N3.6b Satellite Map by Sibrah: 9:35am On Mar 28, 2013
Maxymilliano: Can't see how the awarded road contacts cut across the six geopolitical zones as alluded by the minister, South-West is conspicuously missing from the benefiting zones.

Construction of Offa by-pass in Kwara (North-West) can not be said to be South-West portion of the arrangement, and since no major federal roads in the SW is listed for construction or rehabilitation in the report, the contracts can not be said to cut across the six geopolitical zones of the country.
Next to nothing for the SW. They are tired of looking silly as a result of projects some states are executing.
Politics › Re: Police Intercept Bomb-Laden Car In Kano by Sibrah: 4:54pm On Mar 27, 2013
They will rather catch an innocent man without injury and call him a criminal than catch a BH with bullet wound. NPF i hail.
Car Talk › Re: Benz Vs Honda: Head On Collision! by Sibrah: 2:27pm On Mar 27, 2013
coogar: so compare like for like.......don't use wood and wax as examples when the issue is about 2 cars.
That's waht i have been trying to say. In the making of car parts there are no hard and fast rule guiding which material goes into any component. An old benz i made of so many thick and relative more tensile steel as against The Honda car which is manufactured from Plastic/less tensile steel material to maximize profit. Get educated and stop derailing a interesting thread.
Car Talk › Re: Benz Vs Honda: Head On Collision! by Sibrah: 2:11pm On Mar 27, 2013
coogar: they would destroy the rock.......if 10 yokozunas ram their backsides on a 70lb rock, the rock would flatten!
You clearly did not comprehend the topic concerning Newton's law with studying physics. They only thing that could help ur argument is the surface area of impacted area from both cars which appears to be favourable to the Honda in this case.
Car Talk › Re: Benz Vs Honda: Head On Collision! by Sibrah: 2:06pm On Mar 27, 2013
coogar: you must have failed physics in class - why are people bringing up ridiculous examples. the benz and the honda are both cars, shaped almost the same way and the point of collusion is almost the same surface area.....now they are using soap rammed into wood.

who is the olodo? with this idiotic logic of yours, it's not hard to see why you failed physics in your junior high!
They are both cars but aren't made of the same material. Most newer cars have more plastics in them than the older cars. If action and reaction are equal and opp. You shld know that the impact on both sides are equal but the material strength will of the materials largely involved (Bumper and parts directly connected to the bumper) in the impact will determine the level of deformity experienced on both sides. The line of arguement you are presenting is what confused novice present anytime they get into such arguments as a result of accidents.
Car Talk › Re: Benz Vs Honda: Head On Collision! by Sibrah:
coogar: the stationary object would be more damaged - that's physics......
if they collided with the same speed, then the smaller object would take more damage. it's about the mass and the velocity.
Olodo . . . its all about the strength of the materials comprising the two systems - Honda and Mercedes Benz. If a stationary wooden object gets rammed into by a another object covered in a malleable substance like soap or candle wax, do u think the wood will get damaged/deformed more at the expense of the malleable material? The wood may bounce back and change position based on the momentum(high Mass or high velocity) of the malleable object because action and reaction are equal and opp but will hardly get damaged. It is a purely a Strength of Material thing.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is A Betrayer - Atiku by Sibrah: 2:01pm On Mar 26, 2013
Gbawe: Yet Tinubu has never been in the position to perpetrate the greatest betrayal possible. I.e the betrayal of the Nigerian people your 'messiah' GEJ is conducting with open deceit, duplicity, aplomb and impunity.

How many Nigerians would have voted for a President who will come in to embrace profligacy, waste and corruption via saying "leaner Government not possible"?
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Point of correction . . . he disappointed those blind enough not to notice his flaws from his time as Bayelsa Governor and VP.
Politics › Re: INEC Declines To Register Rival APC by Sibrah: 7:28am On Mar 26, 2013
PDP gets a slap on the face again.
Politics › Re: A Northerner Must Emerge In 2015 Or Nigeria Will Divide - Lawal Kaita by Sibrah: 6:58pm On Mar 25, 2013
This is the problem of PDP, they are full of people who think Nigeria starts and end in their hands. If they don't have it their way then to hell with the masses and any opposition element, but i say God pass them all
Investment › Re: Investors Turn To Nigeria As South-Africa Struggles by Sibrah: 6:16pm On Mar 25, 2013
Realy!
Career › Re: Nigerian Army Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) Out. Register Online by Sibrah: 10:37am On Mar 25, 2013
CrazyMan: Once you're graduate with a GP of not less than 2.2, you're good to go.
I was forced to ask, what is the meaning of ur own GP? Ones i saw ur comment.
Politics › Re: S/east Gets 47 Percent In NAMA Recruitment by Sibrah: 7:27am On Mar 25, 2013
First, No source.
Second, this isn't a positive burst of energy as described in the book, there was a country.
And last but not the least, i await the response of our se apologist NL ID on this.
Politics › Re: Eight PDP Governors To Defect To APC by Sibrah: 6:08pm On Mar 24, 2013
The question here is, can it be any worse than we are having it under the PDP ? Right now i feel anything that's not PDP will do.
Politics › Re: Eight PDP Governors To Defect To APC by Sibrah:
thelastPope: How can they move to defect to a party that doesn't exist and whose acronym has been taking by another group of people.

All this bear parlour talk is pathetic journalism.

Forget the propaganda. Just go and register a name first, then we can take you serious.
If the Opposition party comprises people who have registered a party before then common sense dictates that they can always register one when the decide to. Your daft logic above, S9, is like criticizing a team of scientist who are into research to profer solution to a nagging problem for not giving the end product of their research a name before going into their research or hiring lawyer to register their patents.
Politics › Re: Jega: Opposition Merger Must Choose New Name by Sibrah: 9:27am On Mar 24, 2013
Nigerians rooting for the formation of an opposition party aren't tired of the name PDP but what PDP is offering, what matters most is what the Opposition party is offering.
Politics › Re: Bode George Nearly Pardoned Also. by Sibrah: 9:15am On Mar 24, 2013
PointB: The 'nearly' here is that the whole thread is a much ado about nothing. Bode George was not pardoned - fact! The fact that Bode George was removed from the list means that despite his flaw, GEJ actually do listen. It is not all gloom and doom at the FG as many would have us believe

So how can we be discussing what nearly happen; to the point of blaming someone for not doing the wrong thing? When we should be praising him. But seeing the retardeen choirs following the lead of their choirmaster, I am not in anyway surprise. In their world any opportunity for propaganda should not be missed. cheesy grin
You seem to be confusing 'pressure' with a 'listening ear' and 'weakness' for 'humility'.
Politics › Re: Did Chinua Achebe Actually Do Anything To Promote Development In Nigeria? by Sibrah: 8:57am On Mar 24, 2013
aryzgreat: I took the time, strained my eyes, endured the vitriolic attack, enjoyed the defence as i read every comment on this thread b4 mine.

It is pertinent to state it in BLACK and white dat am not suprised at the attack coming from the yorubas. Tribalism is enshrined in them and i have no apology for this. Awolowo is a case study! He invented tribalism into d polity.

@ OP and all the yoruba air heads in this thread i will answer ur questions with Late Prof Chinualumogu Achebe's quotes

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Blah blah blah
how can the wisdom of a native doctor be in his cap? . . . this guy must be confusing ModeNine the rapper with Achebe.
Politics › Re: NNPC Driver Sells Fuels From His Truck....(pix) by Sibrah: 8:40am On Mar 24, 2013
One on one subsidy.
Politics › Re: Economic Impact Of Yahoo Boys And Juju Money by Sibrah: 7:42pm On Mar 23, 2013
Op has a point here, the youths doing yahoo yahoo are less interested in what goes on around them. They can afford to bypass their immediate environment through the net to perpetrate financially rewarding crimes.
Politics › Re: Bode George Nearly Pardoned Also. by Sibrah: 7:36pm On Mar 23, 2013
PointB: Never has 'nearly' killed a bird.
The why behind the throwing of the stone is really important here. The moral behind the throwing of the stone - pardoning bode george, an ex-con, is the point here.
Politics › Re: Kano Bombing May Have Caused Achebe's Death – Soyinka, Clark by Sibrah:
May have died of . . .
Politics › Re: Prof Chinua Achebe Is Dead! by Sibrah: 12:52pm On Mar 22, 2013
RIP ACHEBE.

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