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ichidodo: Yeah whatever arssehole.continue the display boy! |
He isn't the only one to flee. Some people have done it in nigeria before! If there is any law i will never doubt its ability in the universe cos it has no limitation, it is KARMA! No matter how fast you are with speed on earth, even 1million times faster than the speed of light, remember Nemesis will surpass the speed and catch up with you! |
ichidodo: It was applicable to the crazy situation which u dumb tribalist brought upon ureself, i am just stating the obvious.ya! Applicable to we that see you on nairaland. Better you know and understand we aren't contented with your madness. But so unfortunate you are enjoying your lunatic display! Anyway! You display of madness is so interesting. But my prayer is that may God not make me have you as a family. |
ichidodo: when a mad man walks naked it is his people who feel shame not himself.....Chinua Achebe.surely, very obvious you chose the only quote applicable to you out of the achebe's books. Continue in the madness, of course it suites you! |
ichidodo: So u want to show ure tribalistic asz in here,bird_brain?your penury is even high enough not to gat a free megabyte from #100 credit making you to shorten words! |
alexleo: In order words you are saying- may you die and never be mourned or remembered. Thats ok for you but not for Achebe and the Igbos.slowpoke! You can use a whole century to mourn him and wait if he will resurrect. What is the difference between mourning and not mourning him. Instead of thinking of something befitting for him. The magnitude of your stupidity can even resurrect achebe! |
elobyobi: Seriously, ђέrέ u̶̲̥̅ a buffalo i̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ your former life? »̶-̶̶ †̥нīƧ̲̣̥i was a buffalo while you were the grass i fed on and shit on! |
ZUBY77: My fellow Yoruba bigots such as bluetooth and Eko ile, i already know what you will spew here. So it would be a change if you dont post. I am sure millions of Yoruba and Hausa read Achebe's books in literature classes.i think your thread is directed to people like you since you said 'your fellow bigot'. |
Toaskarity: Na ur wahala? If it does then jump over atlantic ocean and go where u wont see them anymoreseems you don't like him leaving this world. I suggest you can just take a stroll to double cross him in a Casket Rovers to the channel where he will be laid. Mind you! the channel has no light at its end cos it has no end. |
kingsniger: why saying this to a gud nigerian citizen. R.i.p achebe ur name will never be forgoten in the history of 9jarianot a gud nigerian citizen but a gud biafran citizen. |
swedbase: You idiotic fatherless son of a bitch should learn to respect other people's father.i don't have any word to trade with you! All i pity is the wrapper laid on the weed in the bush when that godforsaken fluid like a pap from the conditioned dreadlocked man discharged into that multipurpose channel that kept you for 9months. |
The concerned: Empty heads like u have nothing to comment about. So shut upa dead head like yours had just made the comment expected of it. |
There is no problem with this. Of course it is creativity! Since most of our crude oils are refined in oversea, this man has to find alternative source from locally available materials to refine what could have travelled on sea. And nigerian government will come out to say they are doing something for the developement of the local manufacturers. |
There is no problem with this. Of course it is creativity! Since most of our crude oils are refined in oversea, this man has to find alternative source from locally available materials to refine what could have travelled on sea. And nigerian government will come out to say they are doing something for the developement of the local manufacturers. |
The soldiers were not heavily bribed, that is the very reason they didn't collect the bribe. Another foolish selfishness on the part of the past northern leaders. How would they run a NNPC crude oil pipeline through Abuja to Kaduna? Does any part in the north have a crude oil? Anyway, i don't expect to hear anything about the news than this cos there is one strongman involved. |
Burger01: You no well o.. Lol..no be say i no well. I overwell ni o! Abi you no want her before i dash another person? Lol! |
Abrantie: Nigerian women fight for white men and Ghana men.how nigerian women go fight for ghana men! Nonsense. |
This Democratic republic of congo team may likely equalize these 3 goals nigeria scored against them o! |
musiwa22: she as to live, so that she can finish her mission on earth. you shall not die but live says the word of God. it shall not be your portion in the name of jesus.amen to the prayer of an electricity engineer with all satellite pictures! |
Some people can mourn anything! Mourn bomb blast! |
vizboy: Bros you wicked oh how u com want make them make money nathe money wey dem don make before nko? |
awodman: Thank God you agree with me on that..let's just pray ƒσя the sucess of the reformsat all! Never gat any confluence with you! My prayer is make i prosper! Dangote and Adenuga no sabi say nigerian electricity no make sense! |
sweetcheecks: Wow, thats quiet an explaination. Seems you are highly experienced and exposed to the SA d1cks, otherwise how would you know the dept of their being?no o. I don't do 69 things. You are free to try me out! |
Wao! I can still remember that song ' you is the one, ti mo really feran can't you see the arrow of your love in the depth of my heart iwo lokan mi yan an o damiloju that you is the one' thank God for MODIFY button! |
Abuja - The Nigerian Army said on Friday it arrested 14 tankers suspected to be loaded with crude oil stolen from the NNPC pipeline in Abaji, FCT. Brig.-Gen. Emmanuel Atewe, Commander, Guards Brigade, said at a news conference in Abuja that the tankers were arrested on March 10 by the army troops at Toto checkpoint in Toto Local Government Area of Nassarawa State. He said that the troops from 177 Guards Battalion, stationed at Toto checkpoint, intercepted the tanks on their way to Kano by 4 p.m. “However, the owner of the tankers attempted to bribe our troops which was out rightly rejected and the incidence promptly reported to the appropriate superior authority. “And the tankers subsequently impounded and moved to 177 guards battalion in Keffi. The owner and 15 other suspects were arrested in the process, ‘’ he said. Atewe said the principal suspect admitted that he and other members of his syndicate syphoned the crude oil from the broken NNPC pipeline along Abaji in the FCT. He said one AK 47 rifle and a magazine were also recovered from one of the suspects. He said that the suspects had been handed over to the EFCC for further investigation and prosecution. Receiving the suspects, Mr. Baba Azare, the Head of the Counter-Terrorism and General Investigation of the EFCC, assured the public of prompt investigation into the matter, with a view to prosecuting them. Azare said EFCC would need to examine the contents of the tankers to confirm what they were carrying. The principal suspect said each of the tankers cost as much as N400,000 to hire while the product cost him N800,000. He said each of the tankers would have fetched him N1.8m. The suspect said out of the 14 tankers, 11 carried crude oil, one kerosene while two carried diesel. Five of the suspects pleaded not guilty, arguing that they were workers of a private company whose responsibilities included watching over the NNPC pipelines. The drivers also claimed they were doing their jobs (NAN) http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/soldiers-intercept-14-tankers-with-suspected-stolen-crude-oil/ |
awodman: Tolexander I know if power stabilizes deep down somewhere in your mind you will be very happy.I understand your indifference cos many atimes many of us have been battered by our govt.but you need to keep an open mind on this,the process has been painstaking and is yielding results.even if u don't wanna read all this just pray 4 the success of it.if Nigeria gets it right..we all we definitely be better off.ya! Deep down in my very heart, i will be elated. But my post is one thing i've got to realise, in the 90's money wasn't really pumped into power sector as this and still, power was more stable than now when much money is pumped into the sector. Hence the variation: rate of money pumped into the power sector is directly proportional to the amount of megawatts of power produced and inversely proportional to the amount of electricity distributed(i.e the amount of power supply to our homes everyday) |
Burger01: Please, don't haul abusive words at the guy.. @all, initially the topic the OP posted was without a 'Source'.. The poster "tolexander' had to comment to that effect. Thereafter, 'Source' was included in the Topic. I believe the OP should have been diligent enough to apologise and accept there was no 'Source' in his initial topic before amendment.. There was no source at the time I made my comment... So free guy......thanks man! Think i need giving you my great grandmum to shine her congo! Cos your fruit will be very much intelligent. |
Like i once said that Alamiesegha was the main target. They could get a reason to remove olabode george but couldn't use the bail jumped by alamiesegha to exclude his name from the list of pardon granted. Diya, tajudeen, adisa and yaradua's conviction were political and very obvious. Alhaji shettima bulama's inclusion was just to pacify the north and bribe them cos they may revolt. |
donroxy: tolexander....no mind them all.....just ignore.....!!!!thanks jare wiseman! And don't forget your responsibility of putting those imbeciles in the path of wisdom |
I laugh in iyamiosoromonga! Nigerian electricity improve when there are witches behind it! I have gat to realise that the rate of pumping of resources to the sector is directly proportional to the amount of megawatts of electric power generated and inversely proportional to the amount of power distributed. |
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