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 Politics / Re: Al-Mustapha Discharged And Acquitted By Appeal Court by tadysmart(m): 6:50pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
congrats Al-Mustapha now you can enjoy your freedom,I know they might appeal the judgement but you shall also free. The journey to your freedom has begone. |
| Politics / Igbo Vs Yoruba By Michael Egbejumi-david by tadysmart(m): 1:11pm On Jun 27, 2013 |
Another 419 practitioner contacted me via my Netlog account today. Like most people, I have become used to getting loads of 419 solicitations through my email. But lately, the 419 boys have invaded my social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) accounts. It is becoming quite common now to get 419 messages from some ‘friends’ on my friends-lists. These people have ruined my enjoyment of social media. There was one such message I recently got from a ‘friend’ on LinkedIn. The chap calls himself a Pastor. I was so disgusted I was compelled to respond to him. I informed him that he and other 419 email peddlers’ contribution to modern technology is in its ruination. These people are spoiling my delight, and curtailing my full participation on most social media. Regrettably, some Nigerian commentators – specifically, Igbo and Yoruba tribal warriors - are also beginning to wreck my enjoyment of Saharareporters and other Nigerian internet-based discussion forums. Every other article, every other published interview is invariably reduced to an Igbo vs. Yoruba tribal cleavage, even when it is clear that most of the jingoists are completely out of their depth as regards the matter under discourse, or have not much clue as to what the referenced written piece is about. Really, it doesn’t matter what the subject matter is; sooner or later, the Igbo and Yoruba tribal warriors arrive and pollute the whole place. It could be a write-up on the dearth of rainfall on the Appalachian Mountains; before you know it, the whole matter would degenerate into an Igbo vs. Yoruba mudsling. A dishevelled Yoruba commentator would limp in and might weigh-in with a post that the rainfall in Yoruba land is better than what obtains in the Southeast, or vice versa. Before very long, inelegant and sophomoric insults are being lobbed between the tribal warriors. A proper analysis, a sensible/enjoyable discussion of the write-up is completely derailed. This has become the unfortunate pattern. The goal sometimes appears to be to see who can spill the most bile, who can be the most uncouth. Often, anonymous nincompoops will unleash crude insults and unintelligent diatribe at redoubtable persons who have over many years made great names for themselves and have brought accolade to the country through their hard work, talent and abilities. Some of these tribal maulers take perverse delight in hauling abuse at illustrious men and women and other high-achievers - persons to whom they could ordinarily not hold a candle; persons they cannot carry their sandals or even jockstrap – before turning the vitriol on themselves. I’m not sure, but it does appear that most of the tribal warlords are domiciled outside Nigeria. And I don’t quite know what effect that very fact has on their psyche. I often get the impression that the feeling of dislike between the two groups is fairly deep and I’m not even certain of the genesis of such hatred, such bile. However, a lot of the combatants tend to reference the civil war of 1967, Awolowo, and starved children. Other times, it appears the animus might also be rooted in the manner Zik and some of his NCNC compatriots got bounced from the leadership of the Western House of Assembly back in 1951. Still, sometimes, it seems the enterprising commercial nature and success of the Igbo is a sore point. Whatever. But giving the level of venom thrown back and forth between these tribal warlords online, I sometimes wonder whether some of these people might actually deliberately harm each other in real life. It often seems to me that an Igbo worker might deliberately sabotage his Yoruba colleague’s effort at work if the chance presents itself, and vice versa. Ironically, these two nation-groups are Nigeria’s most dynamic. They are great tribes. They have contributed immensely to our collective development and progress. However, the constant bickering of some of them, their juvenile posturing, their insult-fest, is fouling up our local cyberspace and spoiling the fun for the rest of us. Moreover, over the years, due to migration and movement, educational pursuit, and the NYSC scheme, there has been, and continues to be a lot of inter-marriage between these two great peoples. But I wonder today what some of the offspring from such union make of the hang-ups of some of their adults who persist in dressing one another in clumsy and garbage tribal stereotypes. I can only imagine the confusion of some of those youngsters. But the internet tribal warriors are not paying any attention. They revel in their nuisance. They toss about their oxymoronic phrase du jour: ‘educated illiterate’ like it is candyfloss. All sorts of degenerate stereotypes are hauled at each other to prop-up a warped point of view. Paradoxically, most of them fail to see – or are too thick to realise that their very action, their utterances are actually injurious to whatever tribal cause or honour they assume they are championing or defending. And so, just as I have learnt to skip most unknown emails and those unsolicited ‘kind greetings’ messages I often get on my social media pages, I am beginning to learn to give some Nigerian discussion forums a wide berth because of Igbo/Yoruba incessant and obnoxious display of tribal pettiness. Come to order boys, or you are proving right Samuel Jonson when he pronounced that patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel… |
| Politics / Re: Boko Haram Plans Air Strike- JTF by tadysmart(m): 11:00pm On May 10, 2013 |
berem: I wonder what my igbo people are still doing in the north.Well they are there believing to come back alive. And I ask why didn't JTF allow them to carryout this attack atleast it will make those they are protecting to appreciate their sacrifice. |
| Islam for Muslims / Re: How Muslims Can Teach Non-Muslims About Islam by tadysmart(m): 1:26am On May 04, 2013 |
deSika: yes non muslims have lots of questions. one of the ways you could teach them about islam is by responding to their questions. by so doing u dispel wrong notions and replace with the right knowledge. |
| Education / Re: 3rd Class Degree, Or No Degree At All: Which Is Better? by tadysmart(m): 6:56pm On Mar 10, 2013 |
My sadness grows each time I reread Emenyonu’s essay or recall my personal experiences with students who wanted grades that cast them as excellent, but who were loath to do the requisite work. As Emenyonu stated, many students of tertiary institutions “are receiving no
worthwhile education at all,” their sponsors “paying for their
children to be duped by lecturers and if they learn anything at all, it is
experiencing first hand how to camouflage appearance for reality.” Emenyonu continued: “The
sharp ones among them are receiving their first orientation into obtaining
goods, laurels, and wealth by false pretences, alias, 419. However, the
most irreparable harm done by ‘Sorting,’ is that Education is being
mirrored as inconsequential in the development of a nation; the degrees we
award have no value and the years spent in institutions of higher learning
are irrelevant, and rigor as a crucial virtue to be acquired in the course of one's education is an avoidable and unnecessary self imposed
hardship.” Read more here http://mobile.saharareporters.com/column/sexually-transmitted-degrees-okey-ndibe Therefore being aware that the writer is absolutely correct I do not place or attach any importance to first class graduates. |
| Politics / Re: Buhari: 'I Will Never Quit Politics As Far As I Live' by tadysmart(m): 7:21pm On Feb 19, 2013 |
kingron: mr Buhari..na u sabi...i just want a Nigeria that has 24/7 light, free from corruption, fuel turns back to 65# per litre at least, indomie superpack should go back 2 50#, no Boko Haram nd dem sex hawkers shud reduce dEM price biko..#7000 per night nau imagine oo!!  |
| Politics / Re: El-Rufai's 'The Accidental Public Servant' Book Launch (Pictures) by tadysmart(m): 8:49pm On Feb 07, 2013 |
the coming weeks will be interesting. My popcorn please. |
| Politics / Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar Reply El Rufai Accidental Public Servant by tadysmart(m): 2:59pm On Feb 07, 2013 |
It amazes me that el-Rufai can pass off fiction for self-gratification at the expense of truth as a book. El-Rufai’s attack on my person is to say the least not surprising considering that this is the same man who has notoriety for disparaging religions and their icons, including lately Jesus Christ. If he could go to such irreverent extent to disparage religious icons, who is an ordinary mortal like me? It is my belief that any man that can cross the boundary of reason and decency deserves prayers rather than anger. I wish to state that the book is as a collection of fiction, half-truths, exaggeration and reflection of selective memory. I am particularly piqued by the claim of el-Rufai that he had almost resigned as the former Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) because of alleged persistent pressure and interference by me as Chairman of the National Council on Privatization. It is curious that the former FCT Minister forgot so soon what he said at the Senate Public Hearing on BPE August 8-13, 2011. That committee, which did an amazing work, was headed by Senator Ahmed Lawan. We need to recall el-Rufai as saying he had special relationship with former President Obasanjo, which gave him direct access and the discretion to bypass the Council on Privatization then headed by me in order to get the approval of the President. I wonder how el-Rufai could reconcile his threat of resignation with the accounts he told the Senate about the latitude of freedom he enjoyed at BPE because of his closeness to former President Obasanjo. In that testimony, el-Rufai told the Senate that, and I quote: “Thank you very much Distinguished Senator. Mr. Chairman, as a matter of principle Mr. Chairman, I am reluctant to judge my successors. So, whenever I do a job, I move on; I don’t comment on what my successors have done. All I can say is this. Mr. Chairman, if you go through my tenure in BPE, you will see that we try to do everything by the rules, by the book. And we resisted every attempt at political interference. There is a process; step by step. Privatization is a mechanical process. Once you have the process published, every step should not be missed. And there was never a time that we deviated from that process. “We took everything we did to the privatization council. That’s how we ran the place. And I swear to God, I am under oath. Except for one time that the vice president called me and said; look I’ve got calls from A and B to help this guy win this, I said Mr. Vice president you know the rules, tell him to bid the highest price because the highest price wins and he said yes I know, I am just telling you in case they contact you. And I don’t want them to say I didn’t pass on their requests. That was the only time. But no one tried to interfere with my work. There were attempts to block it. President Obasanjo blocked the privatization of Nigeria airways practically. Okay because Kema Chikwe will go and tell him stories. And what is the result today. The company is dead.” The claim by el-Rufai that former President Obasanjo went on bended knees before me to seek his cooperation for second term bid in 2003, is a figment of his own wild imagination. Such claim lacks any credibility because Obasanjo and I were alone together behind closed doors. I wonder whether el-Rufai was a fly on the wall to discuss the details of a private meeting between the two of us. I believe that rather than el-Rufai feeding the public with such fabrications, the former Minister should have provided or quoted the authority for such claim since he was not at the private meeting between former President Obasanjo and me. |
| Politics / Police Pension Board Boss Get N750,000.00 Fine Or 2-yrs Jail by tadysmart(m): 3:29pm On Jan 28, 2013 |
War Against Corruption, Naija Way! A Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High court sitting in Abuja this morning sentenced former police pension boss Yakubu Yusuf to 6 years in prison for embezzling N23bn. Yusuf pleaded guilty to the embezzlement of N23.3 billion for personal use and is to forfeit property valued at N325 million. BUT He was given an option to pay a fine of N250 thousand to WALK FREE. Elombah.com learnt he has paid already! Suspected Police Pension Fund thieves hide their hide in shame during a court session Justice Abubakar Talba made an order for the forfeiture of 32 properties belonging to the convict in the FCT and GOMBE state and the sum of N325, 185, 857.00 only. Mr Yusuf, who was tried alongside a former Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Head of Service, Abubakar Kigo and four others, including Sani Habila Zira, Esai Dangabar, Ahmed Inuwa Wada, Veronica Ulonma Onyegbula, was charged with criminal breach of trust by public officers. They are alleged to have stolen the sum of N3.8 billion pension funds; an offence contrary to Sections 37and 315 of the Penal Code Act, Laws of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Nigeria, 2007. Counts one and 2 of the charges read as follows: “That you Esai Dangabar, Ahmed Inuwa Wada, John Yakubu Yusuf, AtikuAbubakar Kigo, Mrs. Veronica Ulomna Onyegbula and Sani Habila Zira between January 2009 and June 2011 at Abuja Division of the High court of the Federal Capital Territory agreed to do an illegal act, to wit. Criminal breach of trust by public officers in respect of the sum of N14, 518, 567, 724.36 (Fourteen Billion, Five Hundred and Eighteen Million, Five Hundred and Sixty Seven Thousand, Seven Hundred and Twenty Four Naira and Thirty Six kobo) and that the same act was done in pursuance of the agreement among you and you thereby committed an offence punishable under section 97 of the Penal Code Act Cap 532, Laws of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria 2007. “That you Esai Dangabar, Ahmed Inuwa Wada, John Yakubu Yusuf, Atiku Abubakar Kigo, Mrs. Veronica UlomnaOnyegbula and Sani Habila Zira between January 2009 and June 2011 at Abuja Division of the High court of the Federal Capital Territory, being public officers in the service of the Government of the Federation and in such capacity entrusted with certain property to wit: the sum of N14, 518, 567, 724.36 (Fourteen Billion, Five Hundred and Eighteen Million, Five Hundred and Sixty Seven Thousand, Seven Hundred and Twenty Four Naira and Thirty Six kobo) which sum formed part of the Nigerian police pension funds in the account domiciled at First Bank of Nigeria Plc., committed criminal breach of trust in respect of the said property, and you thereby committed an offence and that the same act was done in pursuance of the agreement among you and you thereby committed an offence punishable under section 315 of the Penal Code Act, Cap. 532, Laws of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria 2007…” |
| Family / Re: Stop The Violence Against Men!!!! by tadysmart(m): 12:39am On Jan 13, 2013 |
Gambrosia: Glad to know 'Men' are now crying. . . .About time too! This what you get when marry a wrestler in the wife. |
| Politics / Re: Ahmadu Ali Is The New PDP BoT Chairman by tadysmart(m): 1:05pm On Jan 09, 2013 |
It is only on Facebook and nairaland that A. Ali is the BoT chairman Click and read http://tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/2693-attempt-to-elect-new-pdp-bot-chairman-fails |
| Politics / Pdp Could Not Elect Her Bot Chairman by tadysmart(m): 12:54pm On Jan 09, 2013 |
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has failed in its attempt to elect a new Board of Trustee (BoT) chairman to succeed Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who resigned last year April. The party could not reach a concensus on who succeeds Obasanjo, at his congress Tuesday night, following the refusal of the board’s secretary, Senator Walid Jibrin, to step down |
| Fashion / Re: How To Be A Naija Runs Girl by tadysmart(m): 4:16am On Jan 07, 2013 |
Shollypopz: AH!! Was it not a few days ago when I didn't get my canon t4i, I was saying the exact same thing. Miss Independent don tire me ooo. I want a rich man abeg, just to buy common camera person go save for more than 6 months..... forward the application to me asap |
| Fashion / Re: How To Be A Naija Runs Girl by tadysmart(m): 4:13am On Jan 07, 2013 |
Wow hilarious. Now I know why all the girl I date in Abuja bears name like ,Sophia,joy,jovi,love,care,Lizzy....gosh.... |
| Politics / Re: The Most Respected & Honoured Man In Nigeria Currently by tadysmart(m): 4:00am On Jan 07, 2013 |
cockyjay: lol gone are the days achebe and respect go together. Wake up. We yorubas no longer respect him. We dnt respect bigots and liars Common wake up does Achebe need Yoruba respect? Achebe is known for speaking truth to power. He spoke the truth about your hero who is certainly burning somewhere beyond. |
| Romance / Re: ~Welcome To The Romance Section (New Members Introduce Yourselves)~ by tadysmart(m): 3:40am On Jan 07, 2013 |
onyenro: Hi!! I am emeka. I am a returnee. I am searching for an Ngwa girl from Abia state to be my soul mate. I am dead serious Go to ngwa then |
| Romance / Re: ~Welcome To The Romance Section (New Members Introduce Yourselves)~ by tadysmart(m): 3:38am On Jan 07, 2013 |
;  Oya me I don show,what next |
| Family / Re: Who Is The Commander-in-chief Of Remote Control In Your House? by tadysmart(m): 6:24am On Jan 06, 2013 |
johnwizey: i wish am ur dad,for me to feel ur bossom Naughty |
| Nairaland / General / End Of Facebook. On 15th January 2013 by tadysmart(m): 10:21pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook will be shut down inJanuary of 2013. Managing the site has become too stressful. “Facebook has gotten out of control,” reportedly said Zuckerberg in a press conference outside his Palo Alto office, “and the stress of managing this company has ruined my life. I need to put an end to all the madness.” Zuckerberg reportedly went on to explain that starting January15th, users will no longer be able to access their Facebook accounts. That gives users (and Facebook addicts)a year to adjust to liwithout Facebook. “After January 15th, 2013 the whole website shuts down,” said Avrat Humarthi, Vice President of Technical Affairs at Facebook. “So if you ever want to see your pictures again, I recommend you take them offthe internet. You won’t be able toget them back after Facebook goes out of business.” Zuckerberg said the decision to shut down Facebook was difficult, but that he does not think people will be upset. “I personally don’t think it’s a big deal,” he said in a private phone interview to a source close to a friend. “And to be honest, I think it’sfor the better. Without Facebook, people will have to go outside and makereal friends. That’s always a good thing.” |
| Politics / Re: How To End Boko Haram Insurgency. by tadysmart(m): 8:20pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
This line got me interested,it is a clear indication that when the community says no to boko haram they will seize to exist. Unfortunately, unlike in Kano, Azare, Birnin-Gwari, Rigasa, kuru areas of Kano, Bauchi, Kaduna and Plateau States, all these obnoxious and sacrilegious acts, all these savagery have elicited not a single passive or active resistance from the locals who most times witnessed when these inhuman acts were committed. What I routinely hear is the hollow, emotive and baseless accusations against those that are daily staking their lives for the sake of the nation. 1 Like |
| Politics / How To End Boko Haram Insurgency. by tadysmart(m): 8:15pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
Written by Sagir Musa Sharing her experience of visiting “Boko Haram-torn Maiduguri” in an article – “Inside the lion’s den of Nigeria’s Boko Haram”, the 2009 co-recipient of the silver prize of the United Nations Foundations prize, rewarded for her work in the Democratic Republic of Congo and also the face of Aljazeera English in West Africa - the indefatigable and ebullient Yvonne Ndege narrated a story of her five days in Maiduguri - the epicentre of violence perpetrated by the armed group Boko Haram. She was sharp and succinctly objective about the situation in Maiduguri in her article -some parts reads - “During my five days there, I found Maiduguri under siege by Boko Haram fighters and the Joint Task Force. The city has been enmeshed in road blocks, checkpoints and sandbags on virtually every major road and intersection. The city was patrolled by heavily armed military personnel donning ski masks, poised to fire at any moment”. She was perfectly right, for there were/are roadblocks, checkpoints and guard duty posts strategically located in identified flash points or red spots in different locations in Maiduguri. Such strategic locations are usually reinforced with sandbags to serve as cover, protection or parapet from terrorist fire. What Yvonne failed to observe and report was the checkpoints and roadblocks were not sporadic or wide spread as to cover all the nooks and crannies of Maiduguri metropolis. Areas without static deployment are often covered with mobile patrols. And that in terrorist environment, no amount of troops’ presence can guarantee ideal security since terrorists always maximize the use of surprise to circumvent counter measures. Even though there are road blocks, checkpoints, guards, poor detection devices and mobile patrols the elements of surprise can still be employed to overwhelm the human factor and undermine the hard ware in a fortified security system. Time as is said, is the terrorist’s best friend and even a well protected and hardened target will experience slackened security measures during long periods of terrorists’ inactivity. Unless a suicide attack is planned, terrorists will want to strike when security is lax. That might explain many terrorists’ attacks in several places in Nigeria and Borno State in particular. Hence, troops are trained to be more watchful during terrorists’ inactivity. My concern is strongly about the incessant callous, brutal, barbaric and impious killings of people in some states of the North -Eastern parts of Nigeria particularly in Maiduguri. More worrisome is the inhuman way the terrorist perpetrates their dastardly acts ranging from outright shootings, macheting and slaughtering of their victims using knives and sometimes saw machines from the back of the victims’ necks till the heads are severed. In some cases, victims’ throats were savagely slashed. Recall, in April 2012, seven persons were in the day time shot dead in Monday Market. In July 2012, nine construction workers working at Shehu of Borno’s Central Mosque were massacred, 2 Indians shot dead in their factory and a suicide bomber strapped with explosives detonated bombs very close to the Shehu of Borno and the Deputy Governor of Borno State immediately after the Friday congregational prayer; - five people lost their lives, four civilians and two soldiers were seriously injured. Similarly, three security guards in Gombaru ward, a respected elder statesman retired Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Shuwa and a business mogul Alhaji Girgir were in the day time separately shot dead at different locations in Maiduguri metropolis, so also five people were recently slaughtered in Musari community located at the outskirt of Maiduguri. Many security personnel lost their lives through IEDs and ambushes perpetrated by Boko Haram Terrorists. The IEDs were buried in the middle or by the road sides and detonated on the unlucky mobile JTF’s troops on sight. These killings mainly occurred in the day time with many committed in the markets, worship centres and in family homes. Unfortunately, unlike in Kano, Azare, Birnin-Gwari, Rigasa, kuru areas of Kano, Bauchi, Kaduna and Plateau States, all these obnoxious and sacrilegious acts, all these savagery have elicited not a single passive or active resistance from the locals who most times witnessed when these inhuman acts were committed. What I routinely hear is the hollow, emotive and baseless accusations against those that are daily staking their lives for the sake of the nation. It is normal that in an effort to stem crime and criminality, some communities in Nigeria have since devised neighbourhood surveillance, alarm system and other resistance measures to assist themselves and security agencies in combating insecurity in their respective domains. This aspect is totally lacking in most crises pruned states of North Eastern Nigeria, particularly in Borno State. Therefore, there is the need to remind the local communities to rise to the daunting challenge, to henceforth resolve to resist attempts to annihilate their communities by pre-empting terrorists acts by way of giving timely and accurate information to security agencies and where possible to actively react to this madness since the Task Force/ security agencies cannot be everywhere at the same time. Just yesterday, while briefing newsmen in Owerri, the Commissioner of Police Imo State said - “A retired police officer, who resides in Owerri, was arrested for armed robbery on 29 December, 2012… He was caught red handed when he broke in to the home of his victim with a loaded locally made double barrel gun; his supposed victim disarmed him and quickly raised alarm that attracted his neighbours”. This feat can be replicated anywhere especially where there is putative religious and conscientious commitment amongst the people. I, therefore, posit that whatever the case, combating Boko Haram’s insurgency will require military, political and communal solutions. Lt. Col. Musa is spokesman of the military’s Joint Task Force in Maiduguri. |
| Crime / Some NYSC Members Killed In Bauchi Were Pdp’s IT Consultants- CPC Spokesman, Fas by tadysmart(m): 2:53pm On Dec 31, 2012 |
Sani Tukur and Mohammed Lere Fasakin talks about the death of corps members in the 2011 post election violence. The Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, spokesperson, Rotimi Fasakin, has said that some of the people who died in the 2011 post election violence were not university graduates participating in the mandatory National Youth Service Corps. In 2011, immediately after the presidential election, some electorates, mostly CPC supporters took to violence to express their dissatisfaction with the election result. In the process, at least 50 people including nine serving corps. members in the state were killed, The nine corps members were Adewumi Seun (Ekiti), Teidi Tosin (Kogi), Adowei Elliot (Bayelsa), Okpokiri Obinna (Abia), Gbenjo Ayotunde (Osun), Ukeoma Chibuzor (Imo), Nwazema Chukwuonyerem (Imo), Adeniji Jehleel (Osun) and Akonyi Sule (Kogi). In continuation of PREMIUM TIMES interview series, Mr. Fasakin, speaking as regards the violence that erupted, said “some so called (NYSC) members were murdered, but in actual fact some of these people are IT consultants”. He said his party traced one the victims through his facebook page and found out that “he graduated from UNN in 2006 where he studied computer science and is also a manager at a computer firm in Lagos.” |
| Politics / Re: Obasanjo's House Is Presently On FIRE ! by tadysmart(m): 11:32pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
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| Romance / Re: Wooing A Gurl 4 Long by tadysmart(m): 3:36am On Dec 27, 2012 |
shadowxteem: Pls i would lyk 2 seek advice,i have dis gurl dat i hav been wooing 4 lyk 3 to 4yrs nw.N she told me dat she's nt yet ready,dat wen she is ready she wil let it knwn 2 me.Just yesterday i saw her n called her,she came n i started talkin 2 her,she then told me dat she wil put everytin in prayer.I said ok.Pls wat do i do ?Should i 4get her or continues Ur advise pls I got similar problem,mine keep telling me with God all things are possible. Sometimes I summon courage not to call her again,she calls and complain that I have forgot her. Though she often complain of where I live,that is volatile area of the north. I love her so much I actually can't do away with her,she has got every thing I like in a woman. Bros if you love her keep waiting good things doesn't come easily. |
| Politics / Northern Governors Condemn Christmas Attack by tadysmart(m): 2:10pm On Dec 26, 2012 |
By Sani Tukur National, News The governors say the security agencies working in the area should not to despair The Northern States Governors Forum, NSGF, has condemned the spate of explosions rocking the nation and has urged security agencies working to restore normalcy in the region not to despair. Chairman of the Forum and Governor of Niger State, Mu’azu Aliyu, said this in reaction to the latest gun attack of the Evangelical Church of West Africa, ECWA in Piri, Potiskum Local Government of Yobe State on Christmas day. The perpetrators of the attack are yet to be identified. “The forum is deeply pained by the fact that the perpetrators chose a holy day (Christmas) to carry out such a dastardly act which left scores of worshippers dead and many others injured,” said a statement signed by Mr. Aliyu’s spokesperson, Danladi Ndayebo. The statement urged the security agencies not to be discouraged by the activities of terrorists, emphasizing that the nation would forever remain grateful to the military and other security agencies for the successes recorded so far in the war against terror. The forum reiterated its commitment to continue to work closely with the federal government in finding a lasting solution to the security challenges confronting the nation. |
| Politics / Re: SSS Nabs Okonjo’s Abductors In Bank….. by tadysmart(m): 1:54pm On Dec 26, 2012 |
caseless: na so i see am ooo....they are too wide-mouthed, they talk alot....haba! This wide-mouth is not only limited with our own secret agent. Take for instance,Osama was killed CIA divulged the strategy used in locating Osama. Claimed they use health aid worker,today health aid workers are targets of Taliban in Pakistan,however I expect them to have learnt their lesson from Ametican mistake,hence am not absolving them of wrong doing. |
| Politics / Re: SSS Nabs Okonjo’s Abductors In Bank….. by tadysmart(m): 10:49am On Dec 25, 2012 |
caseless: Must this anonymous sources always tell people the tactics they use in every operation? So, they did when Abu dardar(bh) was arrested, they did that with faruq lawan and otedola, now mama iweala's kidnappers. My thought |
| Politics / Re: Ojukwu’s Secret Daughter Lives In Kaduna by tadysmart(m): 3:48pm On Dec 09, 2012 |
[color=#990000][/color] Red-Light: Dame must have known this Ojukwu secret. Lafff won crack my ribs  |
| Religion / Re: Is the Catholic Church the One And Only True Church? by tadysmart(m): 4:55pm On Dec 08, 2012 |
striktlymi: You took words from my mouth. |
| Politics / Re: Barth Nnaji Resigns (Or Sacked) From Power Ministry? by tadysmart(m): 10:00pm On Aug 28, 2012 |
Gbawe: Seems GEJ is allergic to good performance. The only minister we could say we feel the impact of his effort. |
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