₦airaland Forum

UrennaNkoli:
[s]Urhobo Gbagbako wants to start nonsense in the Niger Delta. They are flies compared to boko haram. We'll wipe them out in seconds using bullets made from tissue paper.

To before warned is to before harmed. Just make sure you turn a new leaf on or before may 29 because the administration that awaits you won't be smiling at all. You can ask the animals you are copying and imitating from the north, they'll explain better[/s].

Positivist:
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1) Become a President

2) Loot your country.

3) Celebrate criminals and put them in Charge

4) Set up an Election-Rigging Squad

5) Equip Militants across all ethnicities

6) Seek Re-election

7) Seek the disqualification of your opponents

Spend Billions to tarnish your opponents' image

9) Manipulate Election Results from your strongholds

10) Hire an Orubebe to threaten the Umpire and incite National Violence

11) Lose the election and be very sure that you can't do anything to disrupt the process anymore.

12) Give up, concede victory, accept defeat and congratulate your opponent before election results are announced.

Even if you still can't find the lost children kidnapped under your watch, all your sins would be forgiven; You are a SUPER HERO[/s].

efilefun:
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Actually wanted to free you but would like to correct your reasoning so you wont go about disgracing your family outside when you got no fact...
President Abdoulaye Wade in 2012 became the first West African leader in a while to concede defeat when he was thumped by former protege Macky Sall, enabling Sall to proclaim that "the big winner...is the Senegalese people".

Ex-Malawian president Bakili Muluzi, who observed Nigeria's elections for the Commonwealth, ran against dictator Hastings Banda in 1994 and succeeded in ending his 33-year-rule

Zambia's Rupiah Banda drew more than a few tears when, on losing his presidency to Michael Sata in 2011, he told the nation: "I have no ill feeling in my heart".

"I wish him well in his years as president," he continued. "Now is the time for a new leader. My time is done. It is time for me to say good bye.

Now can you see you the biggest fool ever... if you got no fact never in your life quote me again [/s]

konos:
Omo... You be mumu of the greatest order. Which planet did you come from sef? Na people like u make me no like come to nairaland. Always talking about things you don't know or displaying your lack of reasoning for all to see. Which African president has/can do what GEJ has done? Pls stop talking if you don't know what to say.

egift:
The relevance of Jonathan in the International community as an envoy, depends solely on Buhari. If Buhari have to chose between GEJ and OBJ, ask yourself who comes first. In the next year or two, GEJ will be totally irrelevant.

bakynes:
Since I joined this Forum have always known you to instigate trouble that's what you are known for.

asala1:
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It seems you are still bitter, that's why you are finding it difficult to follow. I understand your plight, it takes time, you can just let it out.

Please just keep in mind that suicide is not a way out.[/s]

Iffffffy:
the book about texcoco, battle stone, texclatean hernan cortes, mallinalli and so on, ve been looking for d book for so long and ve forgotten the title also, u mentioning those names made me think u have d book or remind me d name.