Politics › Re: Buhari Has Created Another System Of Corruption - Emir Sanusi by Sibrah: 11:06am On Nov 17, 2016 |
This Sanusi man is a huge joke . . . |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Borno Communities, Kills 22 Villagers by Sibrah: 11:01am On Nov 17, 2016 |
This is the same Boko Haram that was alleged to be the handiwork of APC and 'Buhari' and therefore allowed to grow in strength in the hope turning Nigerians against APC and Buhari. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Government Awarded Deceitful, Ghost Projects — Presidency by Sibrah: 6:02am On Nov 17, 2016 |
Firefire: The ediots will not take any responsibility, they have nothing to offer.
To appear relevant, they have to continue to pass bucks until 2019.
Goverment of 'Promise and Fail' |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Government Awarded Deceitful, Ghost Projects — Presidency by Sibrah: 5:41am On Nov 17, 2016 |
sarrki: Did I ear you say you vote for him ?
Work is going on already
It's just to remind Nigerians how Gej damaged the whole system You dey mind those vile wailers? Didn't GEJ govt too highlight the error of past govt even with all the oil windfall then? They expect Buhari to keep quiet and absorb the flaws of GEJ silently. Why award a cöntract on paper without paying for it. Why owe farmers fertilizer? Why, why ehn GEJ? Most of those vile wailers are just afraid of the truth coming out to hurt their hero's reputation. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Government Awarded Deceitful, Ghost Projects — Presidency by Sibrah: 5:34am On Nov 17, 2016 |
. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Government Awarded Deceitful, Ghost Projects — Presidency by Sibrah: 5:32am On Nov 17, 2016*. Modified: 10:55am On Nov 17, 2016 |
Amazondepth: I imagine by now these people should have known Nigerians are not so keen on blaming the past administration.20months ago we weren't this terrible in terms of all indices of existence. Please and please, this APC led govt should focus on delivering on its own promises or quit the stage. We r just tired. dearpreye: Let Grandpa Buhari do his part and leave the rest.
We don tire for all these blame games. With far less than half the resource available to GEJ grandpa is doing his part well. Grandpa is just pointing out some of the pitfalls GEJ programmed against his govt that's eating up the much needed capital. |
Politics › Re: 8-Month-Old Girl Killed During The Attack On Shi'ites By Police In Kano by Sibrah: 5:29am On Nov 17, 2016 |
Sad. This is the result of two terrorizing versions of the religion of peace. They now have to wait on the same constitution they are trying to overrun to bail them out. What a situation . . . |
Politics › Re: Massive Spill As Militants Attack Forcados Export Line Again. by Sibrah: 9:44pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Xbee007: I don't want to sound like an 'environmentalist' but is this the way forward? Yes. |
Programming › Re: Website Navigation Like The One On Vanguard Website by Sibrah: 8:02pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
You want certain list items (li) to hide when the page width reduces beyond a value. If you were to do it without a framework then it will likely involve: 1) knowing the li(s) you want to hide beforehand, 2) creating two copies of those li(s), placing one set of the li(s) directly, under the ul(unordered list) wrapper and the other under the "more" li. 3) Then finally you toggle the appearance of "more" li and the li(s) to be hidden. Toggling is possible through Js or html radio button embbeded within the li(s). |
Programming › Re: How Do I Extract Data From Online Websites? by Sibrah: 7:41pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Google a software called HTTRACK. I used it to grab significant portion of w3school.com and view offline. Also Free Download Manager (FDM). |
Politics › Re: Why Anambra State Is Sustainable by Sibrah: 12:54pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
This is how all 36 states should run. Make the people productive and let them build the states with productiveness. Imagine if Anambra can do all these, most states in the North have two Times the land mass of Anambra. |
Politics › Re: Atiku: I Would Have Smashed Boko Haram If I Were Elected President - The Cable by Sibrah: 12:21pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
ufuosman: Why not tell the administration how to do it, since u are still in APC... I can remember that is wot u people said doing APC campaign's dat d issue of boko haram will be things of d past... Na u are saying if u become president. OK we hear!!!!
Now young people will not rule naija again o?
we need young and vibrant person, we are tired of old men.........
Atiku abeg rest. thnk u |
Politics › Re: Atiku: I Would Have Smashed Boko Haram If I Were Elected President - The Cable by Sibrah: 12:18pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Clowns everywhere. Did he also smash Fulani herdsmen? . . . I remember when BH first started killing Christians enmass. All of them just fold their hands and watched the 'infidels' die. |
Agriculture › Re: Anambra Signs MOU With Chelsea Farms: Poised To Boost Food Production by Sibrah: 11:43am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Mou |
Politics › Re: Revisionism, History And Defence Of Jonathan: The Guardian. by Sibrah: 8:46am On Nov 16, 2016 |
TheLegal: First, let me make one thing very clear here. I did not support GEJ during the last election, not because he was not better than his Daura-born opponent, Muhammadu Buhari, but because despite his very good record as a democrat and a gentleman president plus his excellent economic achievements, I still considered him too weak and not competent enough to deserve my vote especially after the insensitive manner he treated the immigration job tragedy. I was at the national stadium. I saw my friend die in the stampede.
When Jonathan refused to sack anybody for the job scam and the avoidable deaths that followed, I immediately knew the gods and the spirit of my dead friend would not forgive me if I gave this man my vote as insignificant as it was.
I never made any post or comments in support of GEJ during the electioneering. But in all these, I never lost sight of the fact that mentioning the name GEJ and Buhari in the same sentence with a view to comparing them remained a moral tragedy.
This article is borne out of a sincere desire not to sit back and watch morally bankrupt men twist history and destroy an innocent man with devilish lies. Having said these, let me come to the reason why I’m here.
Undiluted, unadulterated, crude hate for Jonathan as a person and the desire to ensure his name is never associated with anything good is one thing every APC member and Buhari supporters have in common. This common characteristic is so strong…too strong, even! Matter of fact, it is stronger than the feeling of kinship that binds marijuana smokers together. If you are ‘a ganja man’, you will understand my drift here. Whether they belong to the Saraki faction, Tinubu faction, Buhari faction or even the latter day wailer-wanna-be faction, this common trait is the power house of all their activities the exact way the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
When you hear the APC tells you that the 16 years of PDP government is the cause of all our woes today, it is not the PDP they want you to blame, it is not even Obasanjo who ruled for eight solid years and is not the APC navigator-in-chief, it is Jonathan who was in power just for five years they want to incite you against. If you don’t believe me, ask yourself how come over 70% of all those holding public offices under APC today are ex-members of the PDP? Check all the ministers, governors, NASS members etc, over 70% of them left the PDP and were welcomed into the APC with an open arm and a baptism which washed away their sins and turned them to saints.
If the APC strongly believes the PDP destroyed Nigeria, why welcome the same people into their party? Does this make any sense? Or is it just the acronym “PDP” that is the problem? Their target is GEJ.
If not hate, why would anyone claim that Jonathan ran the most corrupt government in Nigeria history? Do these guys think we all have amnesia? So if we keep quite so as not to be accused of being paid by Jonathan or the PDP, these children of #broom will just alter history before our very eyes.
So we have suddenly forgotten Abacha? Have we forgotten that all the money Dasuki is accused of sharing is not up to half of the very first set of stolen money recovered as Abacha loot, the same Abacha-thieving-government, their mini-god Buhari not only served under but vehemently defended and even swore by the seven gods that he didn’t steal a dime. This is even as billions of dollars (not naira) of the loot have continued to be returned to Nigeria.
Have we suddenly forgotten the OBJs, the IBBs, the Abdulsalamis, the Buharis, the Gowons, etc who ran under the military system of government where there is no form of transparency? Or, they just selected only Jonathan’s government for probe and concluded it was the most corrupt? Which one did they compare it with or has it not occurred to them that for a thing to be adjudged the worst, it must have been compared with other things? These other men including the late Sani Abacha ruled the country with decrees and looted as they wanted but is it Jonathan who was in power for just five years that is the biggest thief in Nigeria history? Chai! Little wonder, these soulless liars were able to twist history and sold the political disaster called Muhammadu Buhari to Nigerians.
First, they lied that Jonathan bought no single weapon for the military to prosecute the war on terror. When this lie could no lo trash. . . |
Christianity Etc › Re: Return Looted Funds Voluntarily, Says Kumuyi by Sibrah: 8:37am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Word . . . |
Politics › Re: Nigerians React To Reno Omikiri's Statement About Buhari by Sibrah: 8:33am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Reno Omockery at it again . . . |
Christianity Etc › Re: Do Witches & Wizards Exist? I Don't Think So! by Sibrah: 3:36am On Nov 16, 2016*. Modified: 9:07am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Seun: Do you disagree with me? If so, please share with me the evidence you've come across that has convinced you that witchcraft is real. Thanks. I disagree. They exist. If they don't exist then the belief of their existence wouldn't be existing around the world just like that. Don't forget these beliefs span centuries back. When there was minimal flow of info and culture. |
Politics › Re: Shortage Of Grains May Cause Famine In Nigeria In 2017 - Presidency by Sibrah: 10:32pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
Orikinla, Remove that peadophile's pix from my mention . . . ! |
Education › Re: I Hate Reading — Oyindamola Badejo, Bells University Best Graduating Student by Sibrah: 5:37pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
Hmmm . . . |
Business › Re: See New Look Emeka Offor Gave 2 Daura Library In Buhari's Home After Renovation by Sibrah: 4:55pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
In an attempt at scoring cheap point this man Emeka will score a point as a slave. |
Business › Re: See New Look Emeka Offor Gave 2 Daura Library In Buhari's Home After Renovation by Sibrah: 4:44pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
After looting National treasury with PDP he is trying to score cheap points against Buhari and APC. Why didn't PDP do this project through Emeka when in power. It is obvious they are regretting their non-performance when in power. |
Politics › Re: Shortage Of Grains May Cause Famine In Nigeria In 2017 - Presidency by Sibrah: 4:20pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
The report clearly states that the anticipated famine will be as a result of huge demand in global market that is targetting our surplus production.
To think that somebody sat down and decided to owe fertilizer debt of N60 billion but was able to wire N106 billion to Rivers state where his party was taking over, is saddening. |
Politics › Re: We Need $200b Loan Not $30b by Sibrah: 3:14pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
The loan isn't out of place. Atleast we heard of FG trying sell assets of about $30Bn. Where are the assets of the state that are suppose to be self sufficient economically? Asides Lagos and may be Akwa Ibom, how many states can boast of $50m asset? |
Politics › Re: Presidency Raises Alarm Over Imminent Famine In 2017.. by Sibrah: 9:57am On Nov 15, 2016 |
Juciano1: Is that what will lead to famine in 2017? But when GEJ was owing fertilizer debt, the country was not suffering from famine and high food prices? #kontinu That's cos it takes time for crop to grow and its shortage to negetively impact National grain reserve. Crops don't grow in 1 week . . . . Get simple facts right. |
Politics › Re: Presidency Raises Alarm Over Imminent Famine In 2017.. by Sibrah: 9:54am On Nov 15, 2016 |
osazsky: since he has paid it why are u still complaining The effect is still being felt. |
Politics › Re: Presidency Raises Alarm Over Imminent Famine In 2017.. by Sibrah: 2:01am On Nov 15, 2016 |
Juciano1: Is that what will lead to famine in 2017? But when GEJ was owing fertilizer debt, the country was not suffering from famine and high food prices? #kontinu It affected reserve. Plus the article clearly states that the anticipated famine is a result of global demand . . . and not Buhari |
Culture › Re: Ibrahim Dasuki Is Dead by Sibrah: 1:57am On Nov 15, 2016 |
[quote author=nwabobo post=51040913][/quote]The Reno guy is one big disgrace . . . That moniker could be from anybody. He needs to grow up. . . |
Politics › Re: Scores Killed In Fresh Attacks On Southern Kaduna Villages by Sibrah: 10:25pm On Nov 14, 2016 |
. |
Celebrities › Re: Yemi Alade Flaunts Hot Legs In New Dapper Photos by Sibrah: 10:12pm On Nov 14, 2016 |
|
Education › Re: 25 Interesting Words Derived From The Names Of People Throughout History by Sibrah: 8:57pm On Nov 14, 2016 |
Lynch |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 40,000 Youths For Saraki’s Skill Acquisition Scheme by Sibrah: 8:48pm On Nov 14, 2016 |
Placard carrying, placard design, and playcard recycling should be part of the training. |