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Politics › Re: Well Done To The Partisan And Biased Moderators On NL Politics Section! by Tolexander: 11:40am On Feb 04, 2013
Sincere 9gerian: Your statistics of 90% vs 10% only exists in your imagination. The views expressed above are your opinion. QED!

I have ABSOLUTELY NO problems with persons like you. My problem is with the shamelessly biased and partisan moderators.
even from your posts and topics, how many support have you been able to gather gathered through your GEJ praises? Even a goat will realise you and little few are just the people disturbing us with GEJ songs.
I understand people like you want attention thinking a presidential aid on social site will hook you up and start doling cash to you.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Should Send SSS After Corrupt Governors -kalu by Tolexander:
Yorubas presented MKO as the reason for their presidency, south south presented KEN SARO WIWA as the reason for their presidency. Imagine Orji Uzor Kalu presenting CHUBA OKADIGBO as the reason for the south east presidency.
Claimed to be a founding father of PDP and other newcomers are nowhere to be recognised when it comes to the developement of the party. Of what use is a father that gave birth to a son, groomed the son through primary education and abandon him for another thing and the son adopted by another father. Later now claiming responsibility on the son after he has finished tertiary studies and about to start working?
Politics › Re: 2015: Igbo Leaders Unite To Form New Group by Tolexander:
1st group, 2nd group, . . . . . . Different igbo group but the same agenda base on individual selfish reasons. Maybe because igbo didn't really have the historical and cultural central leader.
Politics › Re: FCT Minister Attempts To Defend 4 Billion Naira Building For First Lady by Tolexander:
I tried checking out the Nigerian constitution of 1999 till date. There is no specific place/space alloted to the wife of the president i.e, the position of the first lady is just ceremonial and unconstitutional. Why on earthly earth will a national resources will be earmarked and devoted for a project from the post?
If it were to be the president's project, that is still worthy of lill acceptance because the presidential post is constitutional.
Well, a fool will always give a reason for his foolish act.
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s N5billion Bribe Tears Ohaneze Apart, As Stakeholders Question Uwechue by Tolexander: 8:21am On Feb 04, 2013
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Politics › Re: Well Done To The Partisan And Biased Moderators On NL Politics Section! by Tolexander:
To start with!
Nairaland is a microcosm of nigeria and anything that happens on the site is what may likely happens when extended to the whole nigerian system.
You claimed the site has been CPC/ACN interested by its moderators? Put it like this, if you were a moderator on nairaland, what are the news you would made peculiar to the front page? Definitely, it is going to be news that praises GEJ and exalt his works. Not saying the moderators are party interested cos the news moved to the front page are the news posted by the members which 90% of them do not believe in the present government. You and some other guys are just the very few ones supporting GEJ. Do you want the topics posted by 90% ANTIGEJ to be encapsulated by 10% PROGEJ?
Concerning the El Rufai's case, he made a very derogatory statement against the leader of a religion. Common sense is enough to show that there will be a riot on this site which may cause commotion. And as you know, religion causes the main crises in nigeria apart from ethnicity today. So posting that kind of news immediately without giving another news where he is being remorseful will likely generate an explosive reaction from the xtians.
Moreover nairaland is a man's business whose living is base on the profit generated by this site through the result of the traffics generated. Many people(90% of nairaland visitors) like the news that crucify and criticize GEJ and are always interested in them.
Romance › Re: Silent Treatment In Relationship Good/bad? by Tolexander: 9:02pm On Feb 03, 2013
dont really use the silent treatment on my gurl anyway cos it pains them to the marrow. Realised this when i always used it for mum when young.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Ivory Coast - Player Rating by Tolexander: 8:53pm On Feb 03, 2013
coogar: - he knew how deadly amuneke and finidi were on the flanks. we used to have elahor, tijani babangida, pius ikedia, etc.
ikedia in the list of the caliber of player mention?
Politics › Re: FG To Submit Anti-graft Bill Against Corruption Convict Without Fine by Tolexander(op): 6:37pm On Feb 03, 2013
Not the submission anyway but the execution without sparing anyone no matter the status, position and age.
Of what use is the law if implemented on #500 mismanager and a £1billion missappopriator spared.
Should be implemented base on the gravity of the offence.
Politics › Re: 25 Billion Naira Scam Uncovered In Delta State by Tolexander:
Nigeria is just metamorphosizing in corruption day by day.
Embezzling the fund meant for the able bodied and physically challenged people. Is it by their wish to be disabled? They thought these people can't fight for their right due to their conditions?
And these are the people that won medals for us in the paralympics which the able bodied couldn't do in the olympics.
Its high time we adopted the physically challenged method of protest and see if things will change.
Politics › Government Can’t Tax Churches Cos Offerings Are People’s Gift To God–cleric by Tolexander(op): 5:53pm On Feb 03, 2013
A Christian cleric, the Catholic
Archbishop of the
Metropolitan See of Lagos,
Dr. Adewale Martins, has
called on President Goodluck
Jonathan to pay more
attention to impunity and
corruption. He said a
situation where the corrupt
were let off the hook would
spell doom for Nigeria.
The cleric was speaking to a
Punch correspondent in an
interview on Friday where
he said that there was a
need to allow the law take
its full course on corrupt
individuals, irrespective of
their status or affiliations. He
said, “Our President has to
realise that the nation is
bigger than any individual
and any group of people.
Therefore, if anyone
infringes on the right and
the good of any nation, such
persons need to be treated
according to law… In other
words, if you have people
who are engaged in
activities of corruption that
tend to affect the well-being
of the nation, either
economically, politically or
religiously, such persons
need to be treated according
to the law.
People do all kinds of things
with the nation’s resources;
they do all kinds of things
even with religious
sentiments and they go scot-
free. It is not helping us… I
think the President should
pay attention to this a lot
more like never before. That
is not to say that we have
not realised that to rule
Nigeria is not easy but
where there are principles,
those principles must be
followed.”
Meanwhile, he frowned at
the call for taxing of
religious organisations,
saying the church had a role
to play in providing social
services. According to him,
“I’ve heard some people
argue about paying tax. The
fact of the matter is that
offerings that are brought to
the church are people’s gift
to God. These people have
paid their taxes at their
places of work and wish to
donate it (offering) for the
furtherance of the gospel
and social services. That is
what the offerings brought
to church are meant for.
“The government has no
right to tax donations like
church collections, church
and harvest offerings. The
state has no right to tax
these because they are put
into the life of the nation
again through social services
and other ways… The fund
doesn’t belong to
individuals; it belong to the
people, therefore it is not
taxable. I understand that if
there are people who work
in government institutions,
they should pay tax. And if a
priest works in a
government institution, he
should pay tax. But as a
priest working in a parish, I
believe government has no
right to tax him.”
http://www.informationng.com/2013/02/government-cant-tax-churches-because-offerings-brought-to-church-are-peoples-gift-to-god-cleric.html
Politics › Youth Leader Of Living Faith Church Leads Robbery Gang by Tolexander(op): 5:27pm On Feb 03, 2013
Nemesis has caught up with
a youth leader of the Living
Faith Church in Okene, Kogi
State, who professed to be a
born-again Christian, but in
reality was the leader of a
10-man robbery gang. The
suspect (name withheld),
who was described as ‘very
popular’ in the area, allegedly
led his gang to break into
the office of the pastor of
the church in the night and
carted away over N315,000
belonging to the church.
Ironically, he was one of the
early callers to the church
the next morning, and
joined in raining curses on
the perpetrators of the
crime. Parading the suspects
yesterday, at the police
headquarters in Lokoja, the
state Commissioner of Police,
Mohammed Musa Katsina,
described the arrested
suspects as a sledgehammer
robbery gang. He said that
the youth leader, “who led
the robbery operation was
seen the following morning,
raining curses on the
robbers and even invoking
Holy Ghost fire on them, and
now, the Holy Ghost fire has
caught up with him.”
He said that the gang made
up of bricklayers and block
moulders specialize in
breaking into shops and
private residences, carting
away goods and money. The
Commissioner stated that
the suspects were armed
with guns and other
dangerous weapons during
their operations He said that
they normally disguise as
casual labourers going
around residences and
shops in search of potential
victims. The police boss said
the mother of the gang
leader is a chorister in the
same church. Answering
reporters’ questions, the
arrested youth leader
confessed that he played the
born-again youth leader in
the day, and armed robber
at night.
He confessed that he has led
27 robberies within Okene
and Lokoja as well as Adavi
local government areas. The
Assistant Pastor of the
church, Pastor Aloysius
Momoh, who expressed
surprise at the youth leader’s
involvement in the crime,
said that the church went
into seven-day prayer and
fasting shortly after the
church was robbed, and God
warned those behind the
dastardly act to repent
between May and December,
last year, or be disgraced
One of the victims, Paul
Ikunagus, said over N2
million cash was stolen from
his shop while one of them
said he lost N5.8 million to
the robbers who invaded his
shop last December.
All the victims commended
the police in the state under
the leadership of Musa
Katsina for bringing the
elusive gang members to
book. Items recovered from
the suspects included one
locally made gun, a jerk
knife, two big hammers,
handsets and clothes.

http://www.informationng.com/2013/02/youth-leader-of-living-faith-church-leads-robbery-gang.html
Politics › FG To Submit Anti-graft Bill Against Corruption Convict Without Fine by Tolexander(op): 5:18pm On Feb 03, 2013
Fillers emerging from the
Presidency have it that the
Federal Government might
be planning to submit an
anti-graft bill that rules out
the option of fine for people
convicted of corruption to
the National Assembly,
According to the Punch,
which reported the news,
the bill, which is aimed at
ensuring that only
proportionate punishments
are meted out to very
important persons convicted
of corruption, will be sent to
the National Assembly before
the end of the first quarter
of the year.
Senior Special Assistant to
President Goodluck Jonathan
on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin
Okupe, has also confirmed
that a new bill was in the
works. Okupe said, “I am
aware that the Federal
Government, through the
Ministry of Justice is
preparing a bill on the
administration of criminal
justice, which I believe will
soon be submitted to the
National Assembly.
“Are you aware that if a case
is going on at the high court
and the judge is promoted
and a new judge comes, the
case will start afresh? What
kind of justice is that? These
are the issues that need to
be corrected.

http://www.informationng.com/2013/02/fg-to-submit-anti-graft-bill-that-rules-out-option-of-fine-for-people-convicted-of-corruption.html
Politics › Re: El-rufai Cannot Be A Religious Bigot,he Worships In My Church – Tunde Bakare by Tolexander: 4:48pm On Feb 03, 2013
source!
Sports › Re: Ivory Coast Vs Nigeria - AFCON 2013 - (1 - 2) - On 3rd February 2013 by Tolexander: 4:46pm On Feb 03, 2013
half time
Sports › Re: Ivory Coast Vs Nigeria - AFCON 2013 - (1 - 2) - On 3rd February 2013 by Tolexander: 4:44pm On Feb 03, 2013
emenigoal
Politics › Re: Is It Now Ihejirika's Turn? by Tolexander: 4:06pm On Feb 03, 2013
ngozievergreen: You and u are into crap?
Like i said, u are so used to non-merit dats y u cant bliv dere was merit. Read the OP's post again.
I dont also expect u to unstand that d challenges u guys put igbos in dis country have done great good for them. Or do you also want to deny that after d civil war, u all swore igbos were never to see d light of d day.
Ur wishes are as endangered as the dinosaurs
let me understand your point ma.
Do you mean Igbo tribe is superior to every other tribes in Nigeria that every acheivements of the igbos are base on merit wheareas every acheivements of the other tribes is base on nepotism, cronysm and favortism?
Politics › Re: Is It Now Ihejirika's Turn? by Tolexander: 11:15am On Feb 03, 2013
Ngozi again? You don start again this year! This is what made u and i to gat a lil crap last year.
How will everything that favors the igbo tribe be base on merit and the ones that didn't favor them be base on nepotism, cronysism and favortism?
Are other tribes as lazy as you are making one to believe?
Politics › Re: GEJ Spends Thousands Of Dollars For Interviews With Foreign Media - PremiumTi by Tolexander:
maybe our president feels he governs the nigerians in the diaspora.
Little wonder Innoson motors and other dometic companies are not developing.
NTA, AIT, CHANNELS, SILVERBIRDS. Of all these, the president doesn't dim it fit to air his voice in any of them.
How many of the nigerian masses have a satellite dish to watch the foreign channels? Most of the masses only know about their local channels and NTA thanks to the long multidirectional movements of their over the tv and over the house antennae. Even if he is performing, how does he want the masses to know since they aren't aired on local channels?
Little wonder he brought facebook to nigeria and couldn't expand nairaland.
Politics › Re: Squandering Of $67b Reserves: Ezekwesili Hits Back by Tolexander:
things i think should be happening on this matter concerning Oby Ezekwizili; either she has a strong political backup against clueless GEJ admninistration, she has an agenda of returning to nigerian politics to serve through a ministerial appointment or an elected post since her time is up with the world bank assignment or she is just doing it to salvage Nigerian economy. Though very commendable fighting the clueless governance.
The woman seems to be 100% right on the allegation against the 2 recent administrations base on the subsidy on oil, financing of the useless committes, presidential villa feeding allowances, gate of heaven proposal, VP house proposal, inflated figure on security and co, misaporpriation of funds and resources.
Since the government has refused to engage in a debate with her, i think she should just leave the debate issue cos a ki n fi agidi do oko ti ko le(no one dare forcing herself to ffuck and unerect ddick)
Politics › Re: Is It Now Ihejirika's Turn? by Tolexander:
how will someone tell me a promotion in the nigerian army is based on merit? With what exam?
I personally do not blame Ihijerika for the ethnic interest of his people cos when an Hausaman was there they did much more than Ihijerika likewise if it were to be Yorbubas.
Talking about quota system which is meant to be balanced, why do we have the grade A and sophisticated millitary base and training in the north than south?
Every ethnic group is just utilizing its oppurtinity. Merrit my ass!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Brom Suspends Odenwingie From Training by Tolexander: 7:15am On Feb 03, 2013
And some people here will continue praising Odemwengie, abusing Stephen Keshi for dropping him when himself confessed he has been unprofessional before comming to West Brom, trying to force his unprofessionalism away from West Bromish Albion.
What is the evidence he hasn't been professional with all the nigerian coaches he has been having problem with like samson siasia, stephen keshi and co. Making them to drop him.
We all should undastand nobody is a saint when it comes to misunderstanding between people as all the participants have their own share of the faults.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Confused On Boko Haram – Presidency by Tolexander: 7:03am On Feb 03, 2013
confusion or no-confusion on the security issue of nigera. I think the individual performance(OBJ and GEJ) on security should be used to Jugde.
Culture › Re: Do We Have Nigerian Constitution In Igbo, Hausa Or Yoruba Translations? by Tolexander: 6:49am On Feb 03, 2013
you are right!
Most of these things are meant to be in the various dialects. This will at least to an extent make some people that cannot read any ink in written english to have a little knowlegde of knowing what the constitution of their fatherland says.
The constitution contains many civil, political and human rights for the citizens. There are many things done in this country that aren't supposed due to the inawareness of the rights:
fundamental
human right: many human rights are infringed upon. Imagine a citizen of this country not knowing he has the right to talk, express his opinion and walk freely. That is the reason why many policemen seized the ignorance to torture and collect bribe and bail even when it is written that bail is free in the police station for what they didn't do wrong.
Political right: many nigerians do not know they can recall their honorables in various houses if he is not performing, have the right to belong to any political party or remain unallegiance to any party/politician, vote for anybody he wishes to vote for and contest for any election if capable.
Civil right: we are meant to be treated like a king as a citizen by the government because we voted them in. The governments are supposed to provide social amenities like good road, electricity, good water supply etc to the citizen cos they are paying their taxes and not just to 'chop dm money'.
Writting of the constitution in various dialects will at least liberates the citizens from the complete ignorance of what their function as a citizens are and giving them Knowledge of these rights.
Health › Re: How To Prevent Yellow Underarm Stains... by Tolexander: 9:30pm On Feb 02, 2013
i always put on a T-shirt underwear. The underwear will be stained instead of my outer wear. Also shave often.
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of Yesterday’s Men, By Reuben Abati by Tolexander: 8:15pm On Feb 02, 2013
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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Demands N26bn From FG, Borno Government by Tolexander: 8:06pm On Feb 02, 2013
mu2sa2: See hypocrisy! Why is FG rewarding niger delta terrorists with over 250 billion naira? When ex-gov sheriff started using police to kill hitherto peaceful boko haram members the FG turned a blind eye until things went haywire. 26 billion to rehabilitate not only bh members but also thousands of innocent people including women and children unjustly slained by security operatives. 26 billion is small change for a single thieving politician to steal. All the orphans and widows and indeed everyone who was victim of the disturbances across the North must be rehabilitated/compensated in a just and fair manner - this is the only recipe for lasting peace.
there is a dichotomy between this and sense cos i don't really understand what your point is. MEND is agitating for the developement of their land base on the effect of oil spillage, land and air pollution. Tell me what is the agenda and motives of the BOKO HARAMS!
Entertainment › Re: What Will U Call A Blackman From Poland? by Tolexander: 7:38pm On Feb 02, 2013
afropole, afropolish or afropolandish!
Entertainment › Re: Who is your best comedian? by Tolexander: 7:35pm On Feb 02, 2013
Lukuluku Bantasi,
Dejo Tunfulu

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