Jokes Etc › Re: Awaiting the arrival of the heavenly Ministers (funny photo) by specco(m): 1:17pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
sameer1212: Ameachi will make the ministerial list. Ntooor...  Among twelve there must be a Judas.The first judas didnt disapoint, he fulfilled his part. Lets hope this one disappoints us by being straight. |
Politics › Re: Pipeline Vandals Kill 10 DSS Operatives In Ogun by specco(m): 10:09pm On Sep 16, 2015 |
OZAOEKPE: "only in nigerian DSS guard pipelines, under PMB's dispensation". Quote me anywhere. This should be the job of the military. They are better equiped to confront these vandals. Dss everywhere in this regime. Only God knows what these guys will metamophose into in the days to come. |
Politics › Re: The Truth About The Second Niger Bridge-Chibuzo N. Ziggy Azike by specco(m): 2:49pm On Sep 16, 2015 |
Happiness87: so You really believed what the op wrote, you better do your findings.
the bridge has 6lanes, 2railway tracks , the bridge is 2km, but they are no roads leading to the bridge requiring new roads to be constructed about 10km new roads.
its funny why those that have the real facts about the bridge don't come out to tell the truth allowing lies to thrive
cc tonyebarcanista Just to highlight it ●6 lanes ●2 Railway tracks ●10 km road constructio to the bridge ●To carry heavy duty trucks, trailers, luxury buses and about 1000cars at a go! How dare these folks compare this 2nd niger bridge with the fragile ikoyi-kekki link bridge? |
Politics › Re: Do Not Accept Governor Fayose's Food, Rams - Imams Tell Ekiti Muslims by specco(m): 10:01pm On Sep 15, 2015 |
These Imans deserve some knocks on the head for foolizhness. How many times have they critised their dumbo on the throne for marginalising the entire South in his aapointments so far. Arrant nonsense! Even Osun workers are salivating and wishing . |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Administration Is Not Responsible For JP Morgan's Removal. by specco(m): 1:04pm On Sep 13, 2015 |
Apc claim as their achievement: ●Improved electricity output ●Revamping of refineries ●New trains ●etc I dare to say Buharsts are engaging in selective approprition or is it plagialism now(claiming someone else works as your own ) J P Morgan delistment should not be an exception. Yes they warned us last year but what they have seen in the last 3months emboldened them to bring down the hammer on Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: My View On Europe And The Syrian Migrants by specco(m): 10:03pm On Sep 12, 2015 |
voodooman: Europe has to some extent being a very peaceful and thriving continent. But recently Europe is making a big mistake that would not only hurt them in 10 years time but in future generations to come. This is due to the influx of migrants coming in as refugees from Syria. These people are going to do more harm than good. They're not just coming with their personal baggage but also their religious and emotional baggage. We all know that wherever you find a sizable proportion of muslims there's bound to be terrorism, suicide bombing, religious extremism, rape and child abuse.
Why would Europe allow these people into their countries? Why are other arab countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Bahrain, Qatar etc not opening their borders to them? I pity the mistake is about to make. They've succeeded in bringing future and potential terrorists into their region. Saudi Arabia have even offered to build mosques in Germany. That way extremism would be facilitated. Europe should start sending these bloody migrants back home or to their fellow arab nations. Europe should even start burning every mosque in their countries. To offer a cup of water to a monkey is no problem but to get the cup back is a herculean task. I'm afraid. A word is enough for the wise |
Career › Re: 60,000 Construction Workers Lose Jobs In 4 Months - Vanguard News by specco(m): 8:57pm On Sep 09, 2015 |
This is a right observation. Even the Ago Palace way rehabilitation/dualisation has stopped since June and the Chinese company laid off workers. Gov Ambode let Lagosians feel you. It seems as if nothing is happening and some are beginning to feel nolstagia for Fashola. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not The Poor Man He Pretends To Be – Balarabe Musa by specco(m): 1:48pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
He hoodwinked Nigerians and exhibited false humility. The man is stupendously rich both in cash and assets. The truth is comming out. |
Politics › Re: Ambode’s 100 Days: The Shape Of Things To Come by specco(m): 6:15pm On Sep 06, 2015*. Modified: 7:08pm On Sep 06, 2015 |
The on-going rehabilitation/dualisation work on Ago Palace Way has stopped abruptly since Ambode came in as the Governor. Is this his version of 95%/5% votes something?? Can someone please clear the air here. |
Politics › Re: Facts You Didnt Know About The Second Niger Bridge by specco(m): 8:06pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
asha80: from the schematics I saw somewhere before the bridge is supposed to burst out at somewhere near ozubulu along owerri Onitsha express and then continue to meet Enugu pnitsha express at a point I cannot remember now How can the bridge burst out at Ozubulu on Onitsha- Owerri exp. rd and then continue leftwards to meet Onitsha - Enugu rd at a point. Confused pls throw more light. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Pastors Shout When Preaching? by specco(m): 4:35pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
EroticAngelina: I've never heard of him o. jx watch when he becums popular, the shouting will begin. He is already popular. He is on TVC live as I type now. Soft spoken! |
Politics › Re: CNPP Slams Abdulsalami, Sultan, Kukah, Declares Support For Buhari’s Anti-corrup by specco(m): 2:40pm On Aug 15, 2015 |
onomeasike: All you come to do on nairaland is to insult Yoruba people and their political leaders and any person who opposes you.You have suddenly forgotten that this platform was provided by a Yoruba man. It is most likely that you're Igbo. All I did was to read your previous posts to establish this. And to to know who is matured and reasonable between you and doctowus,I read all your previous posts again and knew all you have in your heart is evil. The bolded above. And so what. Who cares whether the forum was Yorubaman, Igbo or Tiv. The truth must be told. So stop that infantile posture. |
Politics › Re: Ex-FRSC Boss Buys Off Govt’s 7-day Old N13m Jeep As Scrap, Paying N150,000 by specco(m): 11:11pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
gulfer: So charley boy get bus stop for Abuja.  Very interesting. It says something about him. He tries to dominate his immediate environment. Ditto Charlyboy bus stop Gbagada, Lagos. Kudos. |
Politics › Re: Okorocha: I Felt Like Singing National Anthem When Obama Called Buhari ‘man... by specco(m): 12:18pm On Aug 01, 2015 |
Somebody should please advice Okorocha that he can now wash his hands. It's been long since that famous handshake with Obama and he has been eating eba and semo with fork and knife. |
Politics › Re: Police Station Burnt In Aba, NDLEA Official Killed At Ariaria Market by specco(m): 9:57pm On Jul 31, 2015 |
This policeman on a mission to apprehend Hemp smokers is already under the influence of Hard drugs himself. He must be high on something. Pray,how can someone who is not under the influence start shooting in a crowded area like a market place. Does hemp smoking attract capital punishment in Nigeria? If no, then why use gun on them? It's a pity. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Kari Commissioner For Insurance by specco(m): 8:29pm On Jul 31, 2015 |
Jarus: wailing continues  But who are wailing this time? |
Politics › Re: Buhari Orders Immediate Release Of N5 Bn To Bomb Victims by specco(m): 8:13pm On Jul 31, 2015 |
merry02: Apc government ll reap jonathan good deeds for 2 years!!! ●Like the Railway revolution criss- crossing the landscape of Nigeria. ●The upsurge in Power output. ●The PH/Warri refineries ●Agriculture ●And now this...N55b for victims of Boko haram. I think Apc will reap the good works of Gej for many years and many other silent projects he started that'll soon reach maturity age apc will still appropriate as theirs. They should give the man some credit na not only appropriation. |
Politics › Re: China Takes Major Step To Ban Islam by specco(m): 10:20pm On Jul 30, 2015 |
alrahmanonline: All of you critisizing Islam, if truly islam is what you call it, then you all should be dead by nw, because most of you have muslims as friends,brothers,neighbours etc.. Yet they live with you peacefully... I'm a Proud Muslim and I'm not a terrorist All terrorists are muslims but not all muslims are terrorists. They may be one tomorrow though Who knows. Imagine if there were no muslims in Nigeria, tens of thousands of innocent Nigerians would be alive today, the agony of chibok girls would not be there etc. |
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt, warri Refineries Commences preliminary Operations by specco(m): 8:22pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
sunnyanet: I wonder when PMB started the project in 2014. Yeye dey wuzz Soon they will come out to take credit for the improved Power supply since June. Gej has put everything in place and they are merely manifesting now...the Railway revolution, the Power sector, the Refinery, Agriculture,he nearly wiped out Bokoharam before he handed over but unfortunately the succeses were mismanaged and the Boko villains came back like never before. Gej is a silent achiever unlike the noise making Apc. |
Politics › Re: United States Disappointed With Buhari’s Visit by specco(m): 7:10pm On Jul 27, 2015 |
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The concealed fragments of President Muhammad Buhari’s exorbitant visit to the United State are beginning to emerge, and stakes are not looking too good. Sources reveal that the White House is completely disappointed about a total lack of preparedness by the Nigerian contingent to discuss vital issues about both countries. The Obama administration also decried a poor presentation of policy needs and updates made by the Nigerian leader. “May be we are not reading from the same script, but the overall message by Barack is that they should go get themselves together, then get back with us,” a White House insider said. “We are just being polite about this because your President doesn’t seem to understand a whole lot about government,” confided another source.
The White House was disappointed that Buhari’s contingent had no presentation about working with the United States to salvage their crumbly economy. For instance, the Nigeria’s economy under Buhari has no prospects at the moment. The currency’s exchange values is worsening while the President visited without any economic crew. Nigeria has a mono-economy that is dependent largely on oil, and the United States has since suspended oil importation from Nigeria. US imports from Nigeria, mostly crude oil and other petroleum products, rose from more than 24 billion dollars in 2005 to over 38 billion in 2008, but dropped sharply to less than four billion last year largely because of America’s shale energy revolution. Yet President Buhari rendered no concerns about the impending economic consequence of these developments.
Weeks before the visit, the U.S. had communicated the significance of the visit as an opportunity to the Buhari’s regime to boot up the relations between the two countries. Under Jonathan’s administration for instance, U.S. relations with Nigeria dropped, with officials raising concerns about the government’s ability to fight Boko Haram, particularly after the kidnapping of some 200 Nigerian schoolgirls. “We informed them early enough and even asked to assist them to make considerable argument to earn exceptional U.S. support to the regime, especially in areas of security and commerce, but they blew it,” another source confided.
To make it worse, President Buhari shocked his hosts with his vastly publicized comment that the US has “aided and abetted” the Boko Haram Islamist militant group by refusing to provide weapons to Nigeria. This comment, it was gathered angered some members of the Obama administration who now raise doubts about President Buhari’s earnestness in collaborating with the U.S. in solving his security problems.
Another blunder was made when President’s Buhari, in defense of his cabinet-selection delays, published an op-ed in Washington Post, wrongly accusing President Obama of equally delaying his cabinet selection in the initial stage of taking office. Wrote Buhari, “It is worth noting that Obama himself did not have his full Cabinet in place for several months after first taking office; the United States did not cease to function in the interim.”
“I don’t know where he got that information,” said Oshiokpekhai Utu-Orbih, a Nigerian attorney and writer based in the United States. “I am still trying to come in terms with the rationale of the above statement in the said article other than the fact that President Buhari has gone to press to lie against his host in a bid to justify his dictatorial rule over Nigeria,” Utu-Orbih said.
Utu-Orbih wrote in his own column, “After the historic election of 2008, Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States of America on January 20, 2009. On January 21, he appointed Hilary Clinton as Secretary of State; on February 2, 2009, he appointed Eric Holder as Attorney General, then Ken Salazar as Secretary of Interior on 20th January 20. Obama continued with Tom Vislack, Agriculture January 21; Ray LaHood , Transportation January 23; Stephen Chu, Energy, January 20, and Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security, January 21. I can go on and on. Must Buhari rewrite the American history because of his disdain for constitutionality?”
President Buhari had reportedly stormed the U.S. with about 229-man delegation considered the biggest in Nigerian democratic history. This contingent it was gathered, cost Nigeria about N2.2billion. Most disappointedly, the list of delegates and their level of preparedness created more doubts about the President’s commitment to issues of foreign policy and commerce: a claim echoed in Buhari’s speech during the visit – a poorly composed treatise, substantially lacking, with no connections to the objectives of his exorbitant diplomatic voyage. Obama ceremoniously praised his guest, stating that he would discuss how the two nations can cooperate on counter-terrorism and how the US “can be helpful in addressing some of the corruption issues that have held Nigeria back”. But his message also signaled a “no-deal” agreement until Buhari brings forth a credible request for collaboration and assistance, or show some seriousness in handling his current mandate.
Source: www.thefocusng.com/united-states-disappointed-with-buharis-visit/ |
Politics › Re: Tony Elumelu Meets With Obama In Kenya by specco(m): 12:25pm On Jul 25, 2015*. Modified: 2:42pm On Jul 25, 2015 |
bluntspade: Smart man,that dullard buhari was ranting nonsense the other day but see the guy still hustled a way to see Obama just like the blind guy in the bible that climbed a tree just to see jesus. Your choice of words though. Mr Elumelu did not hustle to see Obama. He was billed to speak at the Enterpreneural forum long before Buhari set foot on the American soil as Pmb. The young smart guy is highly sought after globally. Its a pity our 'SOLOMON' spurned him in the U.S |
Politics › Re: America Has Refused To Sell Weapons To Buhari by specco(m): 7:33pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
mrvitalis: OK then let's try Russia and China. .... ...... they were my first choice anyway Or way can we come back home and develop our own weapons to work in our country.... .. . We have the brains. .. .. . We have the raw materials ... the basic technology is there .. . We have some cash . .. Why can't we? We have the ingenuity of the SE people also. They did it before (manufacfured their own weapons in 1967-1970) they can do it again with the right backing |
Phones › Re: Is Opera Mini Having Problems? by specco(m): 9:46am On Jul 23, 2015 |
gift01: was having same issues. I restarted my phone and its working flawlessly. yes am typing this with Mtn on my opera mini Mine Mtn sim used to browse with zero naira balance but now it doent. Please I need solution or have opera stopped the free internet? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: British Police Force Demands Anyone That Wants To Join Must Learn Yoruba, Italia by specco(m): 9:59am On Jul 21, 2015 |
Lovesdaisied: Means nothing...only that a significant number of Yoruba speaking immigrants are domiciled in London.
I don't see "French" in that list but it doesn’t diminish the impact of French as a Global language.
Next! Dont mind the yellobaboons. A people without self esteem can jump at anything. The British police has noticed that a significant number of Black law breakers in Britain speak a particular language called yoruba in W.Africa and are not fluent in Enlish language. So to make their job easier they are looking to employ people who can also communicate to these people in their language at least during interrogation. Why the chest beating here. |
Politics › Re: What Obama Told Buhari During Their Meeting by specco(m): 9:43pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
GspotAngela: I have this gut feeling that President Mohammodu Buhari and professor Yemi Osibanjo's administration will usher Nigeria into an era of greatness in the comity of Nations.
The wailing wailers and Biafrans who see no good in this PMB's strategic visit to the USA can continue to cry and weep. Una crying neva reach What is this yellobaboon gassing? |
Politics › Re: What Buhari And US VP Joe Biden Discussed Today at breakfast by specco(m): 7:02pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
neurologist: Where are the wailing wailers ? The yelobaboons doing what they know best...hyping |
Politics › Re: Radio Biafra Is Gaining Relevant Sahara Reporters by specco(m): 9:30am On Jul 20, 2015 |
walemoney007: u b mumu,if u dont know dia is a yoruba tribe in d south south Yorubaboons claiming South south. Filthy lot. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Of Radio Biafra Storms U.S Ahead Of Buhari's Visit by specco(m): 9:47pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
princdebola201: Re there no Biafra wailers in US..? I expect them to go and sit at the doorstep of whitehouse waiting for PMB then we can watch how US security operatives Kick their Ass.. Why these yelobaboons cant keep off Ndigbo case na |
Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Shares First Message As A Muslim. by specco(m): 6:23pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
YakubuA: Oh you did not get my point. The name Christianity was neither mentioned by Jesus nor by God. If it is the name Jesus want his followers to bear he will have surely mentioned it but he did not and it is not in the bible. Even God does not want that name Christianity that is why is not in the scriptures. So yes Jesus will deny it because he never approved it in the first place. What of the name Messiah? Is it not also mentioned or acknowledged by Him? And if Messiah translates to 'Christ' in English What's wrong if Jesus followers identify themselves as Christians? Or are you one of those who argue against Christmas and Easter because they are not mentioned by Jesus? |
Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Shares First Message As A Muslim. by specco(m): 4:56pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
YakubuA: Please go and research well. The name Christ never appear in the original scripture which was in Aramaic. Jesus never called himself a Christian and did not name his followers as Christians. Please do a little research on this. Remember Jesus was not a European. What appeared on the original scripture you took the pains to research? The Anointed One? Messiah?...these are same as Christ. Now if followers of Christ are called Christians, would Christ deny himself? He is Christ Himself. He is what His followers/disciples aspire to be. I hope you get it. |
Politics › Re: Prayer Points by specco(m): 8:09am On Jul 19, 2015 |
Yelobaboons? I cant stop laughing. Op your sense of humour na die. |
Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Shares First Message As A Muslim. by specco(m): 7:53am On Jul 19, 2015 |
YakubuA: But Jesus was not a Christian because he never claim to be one. Show me your evidence in the bible if disagree. What is His name? His name is JESUS CHRIST. Your answer lies in the bolded. |