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Um. . . . Where will they stay? |
I'm not bothered at all. The north has nobody as a presidential aspirant in PDP. Gusau? Atiku? Letter-Bomb? Saraki? Duh! |
The topic is locked, that's the error info I get when I tried to modify. |
Sycophants and marabouts keep decieving this man. Atiku, you will never be the president of Nigeria in your life! |
Why are they so afraid of losing power? They had power for decades and succeded in producing cave-men as freedom fighters and dragging the country backwards. Their youths are in the pit of illiteracy, living in the 19th century. Worse still, they can't present an auspicious consensus candidate, just the same senile, thieving, clueless men that've made them the joke they happily are. Why not take a deserved rest and give others a chance? Disgusting! |
ocho cinco:Now are you SERIOUS?! |
koruji:Her opinion may not be needed here. I think this has to do with the office of Odein Ajumogobia, the foreign affairs minister. Akunyili only has to carry out an order, not question it. |
How about armed robbers like IBB and co? How about the hundreds of !dIots working as ministers, senators, commissioners, L.G.A chairman, etc, with fake university certificates. What is being done about them. If Emeagwali is a fraud, why have the racist BBC, CNN et al not exposed him in grand style? Let them leave the man and face us. How does his being a fraud or not affect the millions of impoverished Nigerian lives? Baty, nasty, faulty folks, misplacing priorities here and there. |
doyin13:She is NOT probing Emeagwali, the government is stupidly doing so and she is just its mouth-piece. |
It's getting clearer that the government didn't do their home-work well pre-amnesty. They just gave these boys a non-refundable loan to aid their militancy. Something should be done to contain this imminent danger. |
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=547072.msg7098116#msg7098116 date=1289165342]Geez, see as this animal is clamoring for recognition on the part he played in releasing the children HE kidnapped.[/quote]He did not kidnap those children, Emeka. I've said it before. I've also told you guys that his group had long embraced the amnesty idea, they were only waiting for the date. Stone and the others were responsible for the last operations. |
dominique:Yeah! I'm hapi for them. They got the whole 3 points. Up Chelsea! |
Up Chelsea!
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Um . . . How market?
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I don't see the possibility of any sane (or insane) person posting poo here. The thread is neither provoking nor subjective. |
squad1:I WATCHED GEJ yesterday. He said N200 million when he made the speech after Ben Bruce. He sat together with the Foreign Affairs Minister, Odein Ajumogobia, Nduka Obaigbena of THISDAY, etc. When GEJ was called to cut the cake, he said he made a mistake, that he'd met with the finance minister and the actual amount is $200 million. |
What is Prof Nnaji actually saying? Is he telling us this so that we'll be aware of it or is it an excuse for us not to hold the FG responsible for our power issues? Are these saboteurs invisible and invinsible? Are they above the law? Damn it! |
MrsEve:Get us the link where I was begging for nyansh if you are not talking nonsense. You just segue from one irrelevant point to the other, avoiding the valid questions you were asked. WHERE IS THE LINK? or even WHAT IS THE TITLE OF THE THREAD? |
^^ He said N200 million in his speech but before cutting the cake, he corrected himself. $200 million. |
MrsEve:Can you post a link? I don't think I've replied to a MOBO444 thread in a long while, so take your problems to church today, you may get lucky! |
Jarus:I don't think it's an isolated case, similar things happen in other countries. However, I think $200 million will do wonders to our educational system. |
Besides, you sound like you're presently struggling with rejection. |
MrsEve:You are comparing headache with cerebral cancer, which is dumb. We're talking about relationship with the opposite sex, ok? Now if I may pay you back in your own rusted, cracked coin: What about lesbians, who do they use? Does the question make sense vis a vis the thread? NO! NO! NO! |
Women don't use men, men use women. |
Yeah, saw him too! Ok, what's wrong with his being there? Will his absence at the event solve the problems of Nigeria? Some people just love making mountains out of a mole-hill. |
Ileke well done, lol. Will you please extend this balm to Bk/babe . . . ? |
jason12345:Or even a Nigerian? |
It still boils down to leadership in the long run. I'll tell you why. If GEJ wins, the ensuing rejection (paranoia?) from the north will largely stem from the intrinsic belief that they have lost power, their ''birth-right", and that their region will be ignored, development-wise. Now if GEJ starts a massive development of north by rejuvenating the moribund industries in the north, constructing their roads and generally improving their lives and reducing poverty, nobody will reject the change because it came from a Niger-Deltan. When you don't perform as a leader, you make room for justified criticisms. If you ask me, Nigerians don't actually care who wins elections, provided the person won't mess up. It is when a leader fails to perform that his ethnic group comes into play. Everybody starts accusing him of ethnic bias. noblezone: |
^^ But I still believe the population of the north is always bloated. |
Mai Suya:. . . That the population of the North may indeed be inflated or else they have an outrageous number of Boko-Haram-ized , 'techno-phobic' denizens, hence their infinitesimal representation. |
Otu ihe nracha si ato abughi ka o si ami. |
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