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Mr J Cork:
or jus tell her she remind u of 190

[quote author=Dr_Cork link=topic=567827.msg7332530#msg7332530 date=1292327812]190, bro at least u smell like goat meat. Nothin wrong with Goat meat [/quote]This guy's case keeps getting serious everyday. @Topic, what do u hope to achieve by telin her she smells?

Kobojunkie:
Well, I was in Nigeria during that period, not sure what it changes of what I have posted so far. My point is our journalists are not doing a good job, let alone a great job, even with what is available to them. I understand their is no freedom of information in that country but that should not stop our journalists from doing a great job regardless. take the example of the original post in this case, I know it is an opinion article but come on, the writer ought to at least do some real research too. This is no different from the news articles you read in many of our papers. I think back to when our papers announced yar adua's death, believe you me, I was among those who waited to hear the news from international sources for confirmation.

Which country? . . . In case you were referring to Nigeria, know that we have one of the most vibrant press in Africa.

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from BBC's website:

The founder of whistle-blowing website Wikileaks has been granted bail in London on conditions including cash guarantees of £240,000.

But Julian Assange will remain in custody as prosecutors have two hours to lodge an appeal against bail.

The 39-year-old Australian is fighting extradition to Sweden, where he is accused of sexually assaulting two women - charges he denies.

Other bail conditions include having to give up his passport.

Mr Assange was bailed on condition he provide a security of £200,000 to the court, with two sureties guaranteed of a further £20,000 each.

He will also have to obey a curfew at an address in Suffolk, wear an electronic tag and report to a local police station every evening.

Mr Assange was refused bail last week despite the offer of sureties from figures including film director Ken Loach.

A number of protesters gathered outside City of Westminster Magistrates' Court for the bail hearing on Tuesday.

At least justice still means something somewhere . . . .

it's on BBC, too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11989216

I hope they break David Mark's head.

This is a very motivating thread, and kobojunkie is saying Nigerians should prove themselves capable of taking over from the expatriates. The government is just insupportive, that's all!

strangerf:
^^^^

What about the Modakeke guy that won the Pulitzer?

You mean Dele Olojede? Wonderful writer, too. He won the Pulitzer for his piece 'Genocide Child', about the Rwandan genocide of 1994.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=567842.msg7331396#msg7331396 date=1292316218]All we can say is that iboland is peaceful again ! Glory be to God.
honestly,I don't care how he  died.[/quote]Igbo land is not yet peaceful. Osisi's boys are still terrorizing people in Umuekechi and other villages. I don't trust the government, so I keep some things to myself.

Guyman02:
The army should rather hand her over to the SSS for proper interogation to avoid the Boko Haram (Mohammed Yusuf) treatment by the Police who murdered him in detention after he was captured by the Army and handed over to the Police.

Naija girls can be tough hearted, imagine dating an openly reknowned criminal. Women love men of Power, Money and Fame.

Wouldn't take more than a day to get every relevant info from that silly, little, pig-headed girl. She ain't though. Just naughty. I know her.

It appears Ciroma and co have no confidence in Atiku. They just chose fart over $hit with that consensus joke of theirs.

Kobojunkie:
^^^

Show yourselves capable/even better and you won't need to dream of REVOLTING at all.

Nigerians are capable and some are even better than these white things. We just have an insupportive government.

@Kobo. Technology is technology. It may not be that sophisticated but all the same, it is technology.

I think CBN's N300b is justifiable when you consider the number of staff and technology they have to maintain. Why in hell would the legislators gulp 25% of the federal budget? David Mark is shameless. What is he saying? That they are supposed to be the biggest thieves or what?

shevchenko:
Useless editor,do your work,let others do theirs.your own work of xposing corrupt pple,u r non challant about it,yu rather paint their name in gold

Do you follow Mr. Kolawole at all? More importantly, do you read newspapers at all? Why would you call him a useless editor? Damn! You must not reply to every thread!

What happened in my younger sister's work-place a little while ago brought tears of joy to my eyes. A stup!D Italian manager named Erico has been victimizing the workers and shouting senseless orders like Idi Amin. The Nigerian owner refused to do anything about it till the workers revolted. The Erico guy was sacked in the most shameful manner, in front of his erstwhile surbodinates. We all need to rise up to this internal neo-colonialism. We must see these expatriates for the pest they are! Before whatever we see them as, they are ordinary men.

Sanusi Lamido should get more than a pat on the back. Nice write-up, Mr. Kolawole.

Starting from the court judgements that were given after you came into office is pretty silly in my opinion. So what is the difference between the other RECs and Madam Ayoka? Time? Change of baton? Makes little sense.

You guys are sounding like the money has already been squandered. Monitor the universities, I'm sure you will see an improvement. And if you don't, the VCs are culpable, not GEJ. He's done his part.

Abdulgoogles don vex.

vorosmartm:
People can be so silly at times, na stadium when dem name after person pain you. The fact someone has died in his prime is not your concern. Pls go cook your beaf somewhere else.

Nothing wrong with the question actually, though it should have ended with something like R.I.P. @Topic. Rest in peace.

This one is worst than Cent-D, you don't even know if you're handsome or not.

Kobojunkie:
ROFLMAO!!   You are starting to sound like you believe he may have been denied help to cover-up some other crimes.

Oh yeah, I believe so. This guy had sponsors, spies, etc. They are all as guilty as him. He should have told us the source of his ammunition and arms, at least. The soldiers are fooling themselves if they think their job in Abia State is done.

Boboribo:
@slap1 - They shot him in d tie & did what? Lit up cigarettes & allowed him bleed 2 death. Could have brought him alive.

It wasn't just one shot to the thigh, it was several, and the guy was still shooting ( he got a machine gun on a tripod stand). He was able to keep the soldiers from getting to him with his mad shooting till he got weak and could shoot no more. When NTA Channel 6, Aba, got there, he was still breathing, though with difficulty. Now that I think of it, I believe there was no intention of getting him alive because nothing stopped them from giving him medical help. It should take NTA at least 25 minutes to get to Obokwe forest from their Ogbor-Hill base. Something could have been done for him then. For some people, though, he is safer dead.

None of them is HOT in my opinion, but Nneka is more beautiful than Sasha.

^^ Your line of reasoning is cool, but getting him alive requires intelligence, which our security operatives don't have. We are still in the crime-fighting stage of 'point-and-kill'. Hopefully, we'll graduate from it someday.

Kobojunkie, I think they wanted to get him alive but couldn't risk losing him entirely. The first shots were at his thigh and legs. He didn't actually die on the spot, he died from bleeding. I saw him. But this is Nigeria, a criminal like that can only be caught alive when unarmed.