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Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 12:39pm On Nov 09, 2014
ofala:
People like me would easily have said we aint concerned but NO! we are very much disturbed in what happens in the NorthEast at the moment but have we tried to verify WHY the Military took such action( if its true!)?

I will NEVER join issues with unnecessarily angry fellas like you but hear this: the sooner we shred sentiments and take the fight to the roots if this present terrorism presently taking place in some Northern parts of our dear Country, the better for everybody.

***by the way, I have noticed you, so what next next?***
Have a blessed weekend
You will 'never join issues with unnecessarily angry fellas' but you will explicitly support viewpoints that glorify in the slaughter of innocents? Noted.
Thanks for 'noticing' me. I too have 'noticed' you, if only to mentally lump you with the rest of the bigoted m0r0ns on Nairaland.

Please remember your Christian charity and also extend your 'blessings' to the people in the North who are suffering this Boko Haram crisis much more than you are. Thanks.

PS: I'm sure the god you claim to serve is happy with you categorizing concern for possible extra-judicial murder of innocents as 'unnecessary'.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 11:42am On Nov 09, 2014
ofala:
God bless you, my brother.....
Never fails to amuse me how people can rope God into a discussion to validate a diabolical argument.

Please leave God out of this. He would be dismayed at your bigoted support for the possible murder of innocents.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 9:44am On Nov 09, 2014
IdiAmin1:
Hey bro, MEND were not as ruthless as BH. I guess if any of your relatives' head has been cut off and shown on youtube, your choice of words would be different.
Funny enough, this is exactly what happened at Odi. I suppose you happily support the subsequent massacre of elderly people, women and youths there?

Fits right into your 'no smoke without fire' theory, eh?
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 9:41am On Nov 09, 2014
IdiAmin1:
Hey bro, MEND were not as ruthless as BH. I guess if any of your relatives' head has been cut off and shown on youtube, your choice of words would be different. I abhor killing in all ramifications but the truth of Northern leaders and Northerners being the source of their travails today can never be jettisoned undecided
My choice of words may be different, but they would still be WRONG if I was doing what you're doing and cheering on the killing of innocents.

Put your degrees and years of education to work and stop hiding behind scare mongering. Boko Haram cannot have more than 15000 fighters. Let's make that up to 40000 to account for Collaborators. There are more than 40 million able bodied youths in the North. That means way less than 1% are likely directly involved in this insurrection. And for that 1%, here you are insisting that the 'Northerners' are responsible and deserve their fate.

Just so we're clear, your tally of those that can be safely slaughtered or punished without drawing a tear from you includes women and children, right?
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 9:24am On Nov 09, 2014
IdiAmin1:
Killing is bad but since boko boys want to monopolise it, there is need for tit for tat. Most mosques are breeding zones for t#errorists, this fact is indisputable undecided
So someone currently studying for a PhD is telling us that he's perfectly happy with Muslims being gunned down after Friday prayers in a mosque because 'killing is not a monopoly' and 'mosques are breeding grounds for terrorists'.

LOL.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 9:21am On Nov 09, 2014
IdiAmin1:
I know you are refering to me and probably others that saw the same reasons with me. I don't just have a university degree, I have MBA and I'm currently undergoing a PhD programme but education is nothing without common sense. Of all the over one million mosques in the north, soldiers decided to go on rampage in a particular one. There is no smoke without fire Mr. Man. Killing is bad but since boko boys want to monopolise it, there is need for tit for tat. Most mosques are breeding zones for t#errorists, this fact is indisputable undecided
Then your 'Common sense' is sadly lacking.
The 'no smoke without fire' argument is absolutely ridiculously inane. I can't believe you're going with that... For f**k sake, the Army just released nearly 200 innocent people that had been in detention for years. So according to you, they are still not innocent because 'there is no smoke without fire'?

People like you were jumping to the same conclusion about the ALUU 4 until it came out that they were truly innocent.

IMHO, all I see in this thread are people who are shameless bigots. People who seem pleased at the travails of their fellow Nigerians because they are from the North. I never saw any of you supporting the butchering of Niger Deltans during the MEND insurrection.
Politics › Re: Soldiers Kill 16 Worshippers In Yobe, Cleric Also Missing- Residents by texazzpete(m): 8:55am On Nov 09, 2014
I love how people here are perfectly happy to see innocent people being slaughtered.

It is VERY important that these allegations don't get swept under the carpet. This isn't the first time the Army has been accused of illegal killings.

It's a pity there are thrice-accursed m0r0ns attacking the Op for making this post. The army just released 180+ innocent people they've illegally imprisoned for more than 2 years and yet someone with a university degree is still stubbornly insistent that the army can do no wrong?

I despise Boko Haram. I wish every single Boko fighter dies a slow and painful death. But we must not create a monster to fight another monster. I do not unquestionably believe the assertion in the Op, but it should be investigated.
Phones › Re: Lenovo S90 "Sisley": A Blatant Copy Of iPhone 6 Design by texazzpete(op): 12:37pm On Nov 07, 2014
b1327:
Am sure they aren't goin to sell it in d west
Yeah. China only. The fear of apple lawyers is the beginning of wisdom
Phones › Re: Lenovo S90 "Sisley": A Blatant Copy Of iPhone 6 Design by texazzpete(op): 12:36pm On Nov 07, 2014
SLIDEwaxie:
did u see the pics I posted to buttress that? Apart from the difference in hardware, what's the difference there abeg?

Even the iOS was made more better as it copies Android big time.

The tech world is mostly abt copying and making better..there hasn't been any big deal there
Well, good thing the iPhone didn't copy the shoddy battery life and abysmal camera of the Nexus 4, eh? cheesy
Phones › Re: Lenovo S90 "Sisley": A Blatant Copy Of iPhone 6 Design by texazzpete(op): 12:31pm On Nov 07, 2014
kenkool:
GEJ is working cheesy
OK, this is damn funny smiley
Phones › Re: Lenovo S90 "Sisley": A Blatant Copy Of iPhone 6 Design by texazzpete(op): 12:30pm On Nov 07, 2014
SLIDEwaxie:
I'm sorry, both all features of the new iPhone 6 was exactly wot nexus delivered in 2012..

And nexus was even with a 760p video display while iPhone was with a 750p display.

So, what's the hype abt?
That was a tongue-in-cheek image whipped up by an Android fan in the wake of the iPhone 6 launch. Dummies still cling to it like it's gospel.

The hype is that the iPhone 6 is pretty much the most powerful phone in the world right now, has a great ecosystem, solid hardware and a stellar camera.
Phones › Lenovo S90 "Sisley": A Blatant Copy Of iPhone 6 Design by texazzpete(op): 9:56am On Nov 07, 2014
Remember the Apple-Samsung lawsuit about the claims that Samsung ripped off iPhone and iPad designs for their Galaxy phones and tablets in 2011? Well, here's a more blatant case of copyright theft.

https://cdn01.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/lenovo-sisley-gizmobic-8-710x609.jpg


Even worse, Lenovo went further to rip off the wallpaper. See a comparison image with the iPhone on top

https://cdn04.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Lenovo-S90-collage-710x340.jpg


Same port and speaker hole placement.

https://cdn03.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/lenovoi.jpg


https://cdn04.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/lenovoi2.jpg



Android Authority published an article highly critical of Lenovo

http://www.androidauthority.com/lenovos-s90-sisley-iphone-6-copy-564318/


Basically the article is angrily condemning Lenovo - a giant company that's one of the top PC and mobile OEMs in the world - for lazily ripping off the iPhone 6 design.
Politics › Re: No President Resigns During War, Jonathan Tells APC by texazzpete(m): 9:47am On Nov 07, 2014
tonychristopher:
BUT WAIT, ARE THEY SAYING THAT GEJ SHOULD RESIGN? I CANT BELIEVE THAT THIS IS POSSIBLE...THEY SHOULD BE ROUNDED UP AND ARRESTED.
'Rounded up and arrested'? LMAO.

Some of you do not deserve to live in a democracy. You should be in a military dictatorship or something.

Absolutely nothing illegal with demanding the President resigns.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Frees 42 Detained Boko Haram Suspects by texazzpete(m): 10:07pm On Nov 06, 2014
Beehshorp:
We are getting transformed under Gej. We are enjoying the benefit of our taxes. Power sector has improved . there are good roads. Rise in the economy. Reduction of unemployment and reduction of stress. The army are working and the mofos are complaining and spreading false news. They spread the bad news and leave the good news maybe waiting for their gods to spread it undecided





Kudos Nigerian army
Kudos Gej
Dose who work in silence their success
makes the noise
Kudos greatest Nigerians
You've got to be kidding me.

You detain innocent people for nearly 3 years, offers them a measly 100k compensation and magnanimously makes vague offers of employment and you're celebrating as if this is something good?

I pray you receive this kind of 'transformation'. cheesy
Politics › Re: Eye Witness Account Of The BRT/Military Clash by texazzpete(m): 7:31pm On Nov 06, 2014
Billyonaire:
A soldier was killed by a reckless driver. Lets start from there. Properties can be replaced, human lives cant be.
Strange how I've never seen a post from you on Nairaland condemning this present Administration over the thousands of lives that have been lost due to the initial mediocre response to Boko Haram activities.

Abi their lives don't matter to you?
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 2:09pm On Nov 06, 2014
Justcash:
In 2011, Rivers State fed allocation was 415.9 billion

In 2012, Rivers State fed allocation was 438 billion

In 2013, Rivers State fed allocation was 490.32 billion

Six months into 2014, Rivers State fed allocation was 99.7 billion

In 9 years, total amount of Rivers State allocation is 3.079 trillion

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/fg-states-lgas-squander-n80-trn-in-9-years/


Yet, you get mind dey post model schools, one lousy power plant and some plans that are yet to be actualized till date.

I repeat, Amaechi is a thief and he will continue stealing and telling his gullible followers like you that it is Patience Jonathan's fault.

Rivers State deserves better.
Can you please post the amount Akwa Ibom has received from 2011 to date and tell us what that amount has been used to do?

You need to do this... Your OP held up that state as a model for others so it would be nice to see what makes that acceptable to you. Thanks
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 2:07pm On Nov 06, 2014
Justcash:
You don't need too much of investigation to see that these billions are not reflecting in Rivers state. Mention one sector that justifies a prudent management of the funds shown above. Have you been to Rivers State lately?

This has nothing to do with partisan politics. Thief na thief irrespective of party, ethnicity or religion.
I lived in Rivers State until recently. All I see is the same under-performance that is in every single state in Nigeria, including the Akwa Ibom you hold up as an example.
Doesn't mean there isn't anything going on, though. There are areas such as education where amaechi has done much better than his predecessors, and some effort is ongoing to get roads in the Woji-slaughter axis refurbished or replaced.

Thank you for affirming that you have no defence for your statements if you are brought up on libel charges.
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 1:22pm On Nov 06, 2014
Justcash:
Within 6 months of 2014 i.e. January to June, federal allocation to Rivers State was 99.47 billion as shown below. With this type of allocation, Rivers State should atleast be like Akwa Ibom state, irrespective of the difference in population cluster.

What is Amaechi spending the federal allocation on? Rivers State is in a horrendous condition.

AMAECHI IS A BIGGER THIEF THAN THE THIEVES THAT HE KEEPS ACCUSING?

IF HE IS NOT, please show me what he is doing with Rivers State's funds?
1. You may think the title of your thread is pretty catchy, but you're being incredibly silly. You have no evidence of any money being 'stolen' yet you're babbling about 'theft'.


2. I'm not sure what you mean by 'Rivers state should be like Akwa Ibom'. What exactly makes Akwa Ibom better?


I can't wait for 2015 to roll past. GEJ will most likely be re-elected and PDP will have dealt a mortal blow to APC. And then you lazy rascals that are paid to post propaganda and spread misinformation will be thrown out in the streets cheesy
Gaming › Re: Lagos in Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare by texazzpete(m): 8:54pm On Nov 05, 2014
iamord:
The gun handling and gfx looks similar to HALO.. But halo is the bomb. Will like to get my hands on this one tho
This looks nothing like Halo.
Phones › Re: Modern Combat 5: Blackout by texazzpete(m): 2:15pm On Nov 05, 2014
abogjohn:
Pls guyz now it has started playing but anytime I load d game it will tell me DAT a new version is available DAT I should update so I can't access d game. Guys pls help. embarassed
You can pay the N1200 or so and download it legally?
Fashion › Re: The Truth About True Rebel Fashion Company by texazzpete(m): 9:42am On Nov 05, 2014
My thoughts on this 'scandal'

The True rebel guy has some share in the blame. Not paying salaries is plain uncool, and borderline fraudulent. Using the excuse of 'wiping out contacts' is not reasonable. Why aren't these contacts being automatically backed up? If these contacts were so important, why risk them being stolen? This doesn't seem like a reasonable excuse for not paying salaries.
Asking staff to come to work on Saturdays without a contract amendment is fraudulent. You cannot hire staff to work weekdays, agree on salaries based on workdays and then presume to demand they give up their weekend without providing any incentives.

I hear the 'startup' word being thrown around in this discussion, but most successful startups have committed employees with a shared vision of the common end goal. Not this shambolic work relationship that culminated in the boss bringing in armed Mobile police with assault rifles to chase out staff, when merely locking the office premises on monday would have sufficed.


My feelings on Lummyguy's post are more clear. I started reading his posts with some level of sympathy, but his insistence on whining about the company secrets and business ideas of his former boss are just distasteful. Nobody cares if your boss was inflating the price of his items. He had products his customers thought were good value at the price he chose. Babbling about scamming others is just m0r0nic, when you freely admit you were very active in coming up with new customers for him to sell to, and are thus a part and parcel of any operation you refer to as a 'scam'.

I don't see how one can claim moral superiority in a thread where he is boasting about planning to copy his former boss's business secrets.

voltron:
If I sold you a donkey for the price of a Ferrari and you rode the donkey from here to ibadan only for the false Ferrari pan to fall off to reveal a dead donkey. Would you be satisfied, speechless or would you drag that donkey to muyiwa's office and feed it to him raw.
But from the Lummy guy's word, what is happening is people are buying donkeys for the price of a camel, not even a ferrari. When you buy a watch of N3000, i'm not sure the expectation for it to have the same quality as a N35000 Citizen watch.
Politics › Re: Here Is What Ayo Oritsejafor's Boys Are Doing In B'haram Controlled Territories by texazzpete(m): 8:06pm On Nov 04, 2014
Omexonomy:
So BH started with this current administration
May you never go blind cos of this current administration
Please send me your address. I need to mail you a copy of 'Queen Primer'. Your inability to properly comprehend written English fills me with dismay.
Politics › Re: Here Is What Ayo Oritsejafor's Boys Are Doing In B'haram Controlled Territories by texazzpete(m): 7:54pm On Nov 04, 2014
Sincere9gerian:
Now compare what Bokoharam is doing in territories allegedly under it's control with statements made by Muhammadu Buhari in 2001

Who's fooling who?
Sharia law has been in operation I'm many northern states since the Obasanjo era. How many students were being beheaded and driven into the Bush?

Please, we're only interested in x-raying what is happening in this current administration...and this one is doing a shoddy job so far.
Politics › Re: Here Is What Ayo Oritsejafor's Boys Are Doing In B'haram Controlled Territories by texazzpete(m): 7:49pm On Nov 04, 2014
The OP is really inconsistent. Days ago, he was railing against newspaper coverage of Boko Haram. Now he's here using newspaper coverage of boko activities to try to score a point.

Na wa.
Politics › Re: “I Am Supporting Goodluck Jonathan” – Majek Fashek To Join Politics by texazzpete(m): 7:46pm On Nov 04, 2014
I think it's really mean to accompany this article with that old image. Are you sure he's still as wretched as that?
Business › Re: BUA Emulates Dangote By Reducing Cement Price To 1000NGN by texazzpete(m): 7:18pm On Nov 04, 2014
ndcide:
the APC folks can go on twisting this one as they did in the other thread.


to some its not a good news. they know themselves.
Why are you so m0r0nic? Must everything in life be about APC and PDP? This affects millions of Nigerians.
Business › Re: BUA Emulates Dangote By Reducing Cement Price To 1000NGN by texazzpete(m): 6:17pm On Nov 04, 2014
All these people that expect plaudits for slashing the price of cement that they already artificially inflated to milk Nigerians dry and retard the progress of millions of Nigerians.

Nothing has changed between January this year and now to warrant such an abrupt price slash...while still maintaining profitability. It is now clear that these guys have been deliberately hood winking Nigerians for years.

Smh
Business › Re: FG To Honour 100 Top Business Organisations In Nigeria In December by texazzpete(m): 6:52am On Nov 04, 2014
TRANSLATION: "FG to honor companies and CEOs that are most likely to donate big sums of money for the re-election campaign"
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: CAN Wants NSA, Defence Minister Sacked by texazzpete(m): 12:53pm On Nov 03, 2014
enomakos:
are you ok?

it is people like you that insults their parents all in the name of free speech
While I assume your 'insulting your parents' line is a Freudian slip, it's worth noting that it is still not illegal for anyone to 'insult his parents'.

Since you are not God, and you are not a custodian or morality, stop complaining about stuff that has no criminal implications. Thanks.
Politics › Re: Disregard Re-Cycled Old Vidoes Of BokoHaram's Shekau -Attorney Patryk Utulu(USA) by texazzpete(m): 8:55pm On Nov 02, 2014
OP forgot to add 'Nairalander' to his list of useless titles.

Pre-recorded video my backside.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: CAN Wants NSA, Defence Minister Sacked by texazzpete(m): 6:04pm On Nov 02, 2014
engrsyer:
Seun Osewa, I think the level at which people are using Nairaland to insult Mr. President's credibility is becoming alarming. For crying out loud, that man President GoodLuck Jonathan is your president and our president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria wether we(Nigerians) like it or not. If we can't open our mouth to insult our parents then why should we insult Mr. President? In Africa we respect elders so much so should Nigerians or Nairalanders respect Mr. President. We shouldn't take his humbleness and quietness as foolishness. Yes, their is freedom of speech but that doesn't warrant any one to insult Mr. President. Please check this issue very well and limit the insults on our President to the bearest minimum. Your blog should not be used as a means of insulting Mr. President at all time. Thank You as I look forward of you eradicating or alleviating the insults.


God bless Nigeria!
As far as I know, there is freedom of speech in Nigeria. No body cares about whether anyone is old enough to be your father or not. People are morally able to criticize or comment when they pay taxes. You have a right to be critical if your tax money is being abused.

Go to any article on yahoi news and Fox news and see how people are blasting Obama.

Sean Osewa has nothing to do with this. He has a disclaimer that insists that Naiaraland is in no way responsible for user comments. That disclaimer is legally water tight and will hold up in court.

Sycophantic traitorous dogs like you can f**k off into space. Im not interested in abusing the president, but free speech protects those who do so as long as they do not suggest anything criminal.

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