Politics › Re: South Africa To Stop Buying Crude Oil From Nigeria, Opens Talks With Iran by tsdarkside(m): 3:16pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: South Africa To Stop Buying Crude Oil From Nigeria, Opens Talks With Iran by tsdarkside(m): 3:07pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Okanokan: International Politics is not played the way your response sound. Why is it that, Buhari Supporters responses to critical National Issues is always laced with annoyance and not superior argument? For Goodness sake Nigeria belong to all us, you don't own it more than me. **** someone come in your house,piss on your couch,destroy your kitchen,garden,molest your wife....and you are talking rubbish... didnt mtn knew the rules of making business in nigeria??.... |
Politics › Re: South Africa To Stop Buying Crude Oil From Nigeria, Opens Talks With Iran by tsdarkside(m): 3:03pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: South Africa To Stop Buying Crude Oil From Nigeria, Opens Talks With Iran by tsdarkside(m): 2:58pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: South Africa To Stop Buying Crude Oil From Nigeria, Opens Talks With Iran by tsdarkside(m): 2:52pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
Goke7: after breaking the laws of the land, you say it was in bad faith for the fine to be imposed, the earlier mtn leaves nigeria, the better. dem still dey talk in our land??... abegi,make dem leave already...we are not interested in mediocre mtn services......to hell with dem!!! |
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Politics › As Taliban Advance In Helmand, Afghan Police Flee by tsdarkside(op): 2:30pm On Jan 19, 2016 |
source: http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=127813Chris Sands, Fazelminallah Qazizal — The National Jan 17, 2016It was late at night when the Taliban launched another attack on the police, opening fire on their small hilltop outpost in Sangin district in the southern province of Helmand. After weeks of intense fighting, the exhausted and lightly armed members of Afghanistan’s security forces knew they were about to be overrun. The insurgents were so close they could be heard talking among themselves in the heat of battle. Convinced that he would either be killed or captured, one policeman escaped under the cover of darkness, amid farmland and orchards as mountains spanned the horizon. The 34-year-old lay on the ground away from the makeshift walls of his outpost, held his Kalashnikov tightly to his chest, and rolled himself down the hill so the insurgents would not see him. “We weren’t meant to be fighting them. There were other units for fighting, but they were still attacking our outpost,” he said. “They were fighting very fiercely.” The policeman – whose name has been withheld to protect his identity – described these events to The National in Kabul, as Sangin district centre fell into the hands of the Taliban last month. Its loss was a symbolic moment in the conflict which has been raging in the country since the US-led invasion in 2001. Notorious as a stronghold of insurgents and drug traffickers, British and American forces spent years struggling to establish control over the district before they officially ended combat operations in Helmand in October 2014. While surrounding rural areas had long been insecure the fall of Sangin’s centre last month led to renewed questions in the UK about whether the war was worth fighting. But to Afghans who had lived and worked there, its collapse was no surprise. For weeks they had been watching the Taliban move around confidently, and the policeman’s escape was yet another example of the often shambolic nature of the government’s defeat. After rolling down the hill he had to walk for several minutes to his battalion’s base. But as he did so, he feared the Taliban would catch him or other policemen might mistakenly shoot him, thinking he was an insurgent. When he finally reached safety and reported what had happened, he was assured that help was on its way. But the support did not arrive until the morning. By then, one of his colleagues at the four-man outpost had been killed and the other two had been injured. “After this the Taliban attacked another outpost which was stronger than ours and all the area was left to them,” the policeman said. “We decided to leave because the police who were there to fight couldn’t resist anymore. We escaped from the Taliban and left the land to them.” The policeman was among a battalion of police reinforcements specifically sent from Maiwand district in neighbouring Kandahar province to deal with the growing unrest in Sangin. Deployed there in October, he was stunned by the situation he found upon his arrival. While Maiwand had been dangerous, his new posting was terrifying. The former soldier described how the Taliban would drive around Sangin in US-made M1117 Armoured Security vehicles after having seized them from government forces. In another sign that the Taliban moved with impunity, he said he heard reports the insurgents would use boats to move along the river that runs through Helmand. “They were shouting at us using a military communication system and loudspeakers,” he said. “They would say: ‘Surrender to us like a unit of the army has done. We will reward you with a turban and some money and we will let you go back safely to your homes’.” After the fall of Sangin, he and the majority of his battalion fled back to Kandahar on the advice of their commander. They made sure they had received their monthly wages before escaping to their families across the country. Eleven of the police in their battalion had to face disciplinary action for encouraging their colleagues to retreat from battle. More than 450 British military personnel have died in Afghanistan since 2001 and over 100 of those deaths occurred in and around Sangin, where UK forces encountered sniper fire, roadside bombs and well-coordinated insurgent ambushes. In 2010, Britain handed over responsibility for security in Sangin to US troops, who also suffered heavy casualties before their withdrawal. When the district was overrun last month, a small number of British military personnel were again sent to Helmand in what the UK government described as an “advisory role”. US air strikes have also been carried out in the area after the Taliban offensive. A tribal elder described the chaotic situation in which several districts across Helmand are under Taliban control, and predicted the entire province could fall to the insurgents by the summer. “The government’s morale is so weak that everywhere its forces have left behind ammunition, weapons and armoured vehicles for the Taliban,” he said. Another tribal elder, Abdul Bari Ansari, who fled Sangin to the relative safety of the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah, gave a similar account. He said he doubted the government could regain control of Sangin, and said corrupt officials were part of the problem, pitting different tribes in the area against one another and fuelling the insurgency. “The Taliban are making progress and have high morale,” he said. “The government is retreating.”
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Politics › Re: An Open Letter To Donald Trump By A Concerned Nigeria by tsdarkside(m): 4:38am On Jan 19, 2016 |
gomzy121: u are indeed an advocate of peace equity and oneness, keep it going, by God's grace it will get to him that thinks he will be the next god not God "trump Donald" and if people like the op fail,,, we punch them in the face!!!...  americans are stvpid assholees... |
Politics › Re: Ortom Honored After His Supreme Court Victory (Photos) by tsdarkside(m): 4:33am On Jan 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Cogent Reasons Why Kanu Must Die By Hanging And Tompolo Must Be Arrested by tsdarkside(m): 4:29am On Jan 19, 2016 |
Relic2020: SE has as much oil as SS but our wicked government hides it to continue to perpetuate One Nigeria....divide and rule tactics that only SS has oil. They know if they said SS and SE have oil...which is the fact as seen below, Nigeria will end immediately. The truth is coming out, SS and SE are uniting to stop this madness.
Truth about Nigeria oil. SE has as much oil as SS but our government hides it from the people. EVIL
https://www.nairaland.com/2461629/onshore-oil-fields-dont-want in your biafrauudian dreams.... |
Politics › Re: Good of Igbo Land by tsdarkside(m): 4:20am On Jan 19, 2016 |
RightBoo: You are just an illiterate. Stfu!?!! nooooo...hell nooooo!...we are not going to keep quiet,when innocent people start dying..... we shall not keep quiet!!!....  |
Politics › Re: Pmb : Why Nigeria Needs A Military Buhari by tsdarkside(m): 4:14am On Jan 19, 2016 |
azzima: see how corruption is fighting back,tooth and nails. dont mind them..they are already corrupt before they even enter any national-jobs.... wicked as hell...and they find it normal... |
Politics › Re: Pmb : Why Nigeria Needs A Military Buhari by tsdarkside(m): 4:06am On Jan 19, 2016 |
angelawoko: Muhydeen Bolaji Darmie wrote:
PMB : WHY NIGERIA NEEDS A MILITARY BUHARI
Nigerians did not vote for PMB for him to become a democrat.
Nigerians did not vote for PMB for him to keep quiet when Nigeria is falling apart.
Nigerians voted PMB for him to rescue Nigeria.
Every Nigerian can bear witness to the corruption and rot in government.
Every Nigerian can bear witness to the unacceptable loss of life and insecurity everywhere.
Every Nigerian wants a better social, economic, financial, etc life, that is why they voted PMB.
PMB should stop these nonsense attempts to be a democrat.
Thieves and corrupt politicians can buy judges with our stolen cash today in Nigeria.
PMB should move decisively against corrupt people irrespective of what our 419-judges say or do in their courts.
If it is true that Dasuki stole $2.1Billion, Dasuki has committed treason against Nigeria, and should NEVER be granted bail by any responsible judge.
PMB must NEVER obey or allow these 419-judges who MAY-HAVE being compromised to set any other criminal free by granting them irresponsible bails.
In Egypt, the courts did not grant a visibly sick ex-president Mubarak any bail, rather he was wheeled into court on his sick bed. That sent a message that your crimes will catch up with you no matter your condition.
If Dasuki or any suspect don’t have faith in our poor Nigerian medical system they destroyed, then let them endure their inability to travel for medical treatment.
PMB must stand his ground against these 419-Judges, “NOTHING WILL HAPPEN”. A lot of Nigerians are now beginning to have a rethink about this Buhari's govt, he is getting too democratic for our liking,
By now FANI Kayode should have been calling his wife to bring food for him at the DSS cell after his reckless and irresponsible statements threatening the unity and peace of the Nation,
By now AYO FAYOSE should have been removed from office for all his reckless talk.
By now half of our stolen-funds, if not all should have been recovered from all these thieves.
Many Nigerians would not give a damn how he goes about the recovering. They just want him to recover our money.
By now the rascals that destroyed PDP should have been shown the way out of Nigerian politics and a new breed of responsible politicians allowed to form the new PDP, considering what some of these thieves, some of whom have even penetrated into the APC, made Nigerians to pass through in the last 16 years.
PMB, your fellow Nigerians know that you can CHANGE things for the better in Nigeria today if you really put your mind into it., even if it means pulling off your agbada and wear khaki back, it's allowed, things must work right,
RULE OF LAW IN NIGERIA ; Suddenly some people now claim to understand the principle of Rule of Law.
These so called constitutional lawyers and human rights lawyers were nowhere to be found when; (1). When Fayose entered courtroom and beat up a judge, these guys didn’t remember Aristotle or A.V Dicey essays on Rule of Law. No, there was no Rule of Law.
(2) When Obanikoro threatened a military General, rigged an election (all caught on tape), and was compensated with ministerial post, these guys didn't remember Rule of Law.
(3). When a sitting Governor and Speaker of House of Representatives plane was grounded on "Orders from above", wailers didn't remember any book called Law. (4) When Amaechi was prevented from entering Government House Port Harcourt as a sitting Governor by a weak Police CP Mbu, they didn't remember Rule of Law existed.
(5) When Tambuwal was denied access into the National Assembly and his security details detached from him, Rule of law wailers never existed,
(6). When 5 out of 32 Rivers law makers sat and "impeached" the Speaker, these "Rule of Law" guys were nowhere to be found.
(7 when three of Elzackkaky’ sons were killed, Rule of law was invisible,
However, now that President Buhari is after the thieves who bled Nigeria dry and the wicked Dasuki gang that were so heartless as to make our soldiers go to war with no weapons and ended up being slaughtered by Boko Haram, these so-called lawyers and activist are now shamelessly irritating PMB by labelling him undemocratic.
PMB stance on the Kanu issue is best understood from the security perspective.
These irresponsible lawyers and human rights activist are talking from both sides of their mouth.
Nigerians DO NOT need to be lectured about Rule of Law.
My simply advice to these confused lawyers and human rights activist is for them to take that lecture to USA/Britain/France.
Where were you guys when they invaded Iraq against UN laws, Libya and the latest Syria?
How about Guantanamo Bay where people are detained without trial?
We want our money back, and President Buhari has our support to use whatever means necessary to get our money back!
How he does it again it's immaterial,
Under this new PMB government, “YOU HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR EXCEPT THE CONSEQUENCES. yea,,i concur...i voted a warrior,not a compromise maker..... |
Politics › Re: Onne Sea Port by tsdarkside(m): 8:04pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
RealityShot: Why is the onne sea port not clearing containers? Why is it not helping to deliver imported petrol?
Why did Nigeria spend so much to build sea port 99% of goods are still imported through the older sea port in lagos?
Onne unlike lagos is a very free place.. Trucks can park and load whatever without encroaching into port Harcourt city I unlike lagos.
So y not use that port?
Why pay shipping companies demurrage daily to wait till they get discharged/offloaded at lagos port?
Is it politics again?
Nigeria should learn effective and efficient ways of living... dont start with your margilization.....you dont have the population in that area....its very simple...... |
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Justice Tsoho Absent In Court, Nnamdi Kanu Case Postponed by tsdarkside(m): 7:57pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
of course....this is madness...we need a executioner....nobody is ready for that in the moment...
any good lawyer knows,after all evidence,kanus case is clearly treason!!!
so saith the constitution!!!.... |
Politics › Re: Military Equipments, Megastructures That Costs Below $2billion. by tsdarkside(m): 7:51pm On Jan 18, 2016*. Modified: 11:38am On Apr 15, 2016 |
op,,they are too expensive..nigeria can build more cheaper ones and still be combatable...
we have to go for nigerian quantity not quality...we have no chance with quality ...we need quantity and cheap..
beat them in their own game.... |
Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 7:38pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
sarutobie: shove your barbaric mentality where the sun doesn't shine...has robbery stopped because robbers are burnt when caught in Nigeria? instead of sanitizing the police and strengthening the institutions you instead want barbaric mutilation of body parts.. maybe we have to go that way...it is very obvious that we dont have the financial power for that.. our army is too little.. police-force too little.. fire-fighters too little... we dont have enough money to go the way of america or europe.. we must adjust to the system of china,russia and iran........ national-disziplin!!!!..... |
Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 7:29pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
ejiinii: Since they have succeed in brainwashing their followers the next faze is to Islamize Nigeria with sharia laws
Buhari is just busy traveling to only Muslim countries to finalize them agenda why are you soo afraid of sharia laws...??.......isnt the ten commandments even more harder??.... only a criminal will be against rule of law!.. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: How Much More Blood, Tears And Pain...?pix by tsdarkside(m): 7:13pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
kingzizzy: The young Man is already dead so there was no point anyone helping him. I don't blame those taking pictures, evidence of atrocities of the Buhari administration against unarmed protesters is necessary.
I have watched protests of other countries on tv. You find out that civilised countries, the police never ever open fire on unarmed protesters. In some protests, you will see the protesters throwing dangerous objects at the security forces but still, they do not open fire. Instead, they will use non lethal ways of dispersing the crowd such as teargas, water spray and rubber bullets. No life will lost. But in the Nigerian context, not only will the police and Army open fire on civilians, many Nigerians will actually back such a devilish act. It's a tragedy can you please,stop this??....why are you dying,because of whattttt.??... you made all security agencies in nigeria hyper-sensitive at you....for what??...why should we risk somalia,because of freedom of speech??... better let the setup of nigeria the way it is... i mean come onnn...60years and still toghether without genocide-ways,must mean something..??..  |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has A Son Out Of Wedlock. Irresponsible? by tsdarkside(m): 7:06pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Is Lagos A No-man's Land? by tsdarkside(m): 6:58pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 6:50pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 6:47pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
DULLARDipo: [s][/s] Just go hide under your brown roof  woww...enjoy yourself...i am under a brown roof with happiness filled under it and god is protecting it... you are under a post-modern roof with sadness and vanity filled under it....and your enemies are eyeing you for destruction...... |
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Launches Free Meals For Students (Pics) by tsdarkside(m): 6:37pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: El-Rufai Launches Free Meals For Students (Pics) by tsdarkside(m): 6:12pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
but,they shouldnt do it like this....everybody likes his or her privacy,once in a while......espechialy by eating....you can see the students are not comfortable with the situation...the school need a separate kantine to concentrate only on the food part.... |
Politics › Re: Which Ethnic Do You Love Among The Ethnics Group Of Nigeria? by tsdarkside(m): 6:04pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista: Proudly Ijaw,
My love for other tribes from Yoruba, Hausa, Efik, Ibibio, Igbo, Ogba, Ikwerre, Berom, Igala, Tiv, Ogoni, Idoma, Urhobo, Itsekiri, Bini etc knows no bound. I don't love any more than the other, I love all equally! hardcore!!!... |
Politics › Re: Our Candidate For 2019 by tsdarkside(m): 5:57pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
hmm..this fee dee fee sef....why cant they just go down in honour.....??..
time to leave,,,,,you are useless......
the party is over....bye bye..... |
Politics › Re: BIAFRA: Tension In Aba As Police Clampdown Biafran Protestes[see PHOTOS] by tsdarkside(m): 5:49pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
obailala: Not long ago, someone was asking why Dangote wasn't siting his factories and plants anywhere in the SE. Rather he chose other regions of Nigeria and other African countries. I think the answer to that riddle isn't far fetched, especially when you consider that several Dangote trucks where used for bonfires in a recent protest in Onitsha. Now here we are again, business activities in Aba being brought to a halt once again by these needless protests; very soon some overzealous policemen would start shooting at innocent pedestrians leading to needless deaths. Meanwhile, never for once did we hear of a protest against the 16 years misrule of Orji Kalu and T.A Orji; so much for priorities. you are right,they have foolish priorities...we should be hunting polithiefians and enjoying efcc 3D nation-wide in the evening with a cold-beers in our hands... but them this senseless-people want to shed blood....... idiooots.... |
Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 5:39pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
DULLARDipo: [s][/s] Get behind me, ye Yoloba coward! go hug a banana-tree,you biafrauudian................ |
Politics › Re: Umar Yakubu-Barde Recommends Amputation & Hanging For Corrupt Officials by tsdarkside(m): 5:35pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
iliyande: Member, House of Representatives, Chikun/Kajuru federal constituency of Kaduna State, under Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Umar Yakubu Barde, has advocated for the amputation of the hands of those who have looted public funds in the country.
He said those who stole millions of naira should have their hands amputated, while those who have looted in the billions of naira should be hanged to death.
Speaking yesterday at a press conference with Kaduna State chapter of correspondents chapel of Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Barde said some members of the lower chamber who are of like mind are already looking at the possibility of putting such a law in place to make it legal.
To this end, the lawmaker called for a special court rather than the conventional court to try and sentence looters of public monies to the prescribed capital punishment.
He said “I am a believer in the fact that people should be punished for whatever offence they commit. And I am also of the belief that punishment should also be segregated according to the offence. At least your punishment should be commensurate with what you have done.
“For me, if someone steals from N1 million to N100 million, they should cut his hands. There is nothing wrong with that, so that when we see him, we will know yes, he stole. And those that steal billions upward should be hanged and their property confiscated.
“You can imagine this issue of arms deal. If you knew this money was meant for the procurement of arms, weapons, (consider) if you have a brother in the Army, he is sent to the war front and because his weapons are archaic and he is killed. Do you now want to have sympathy for someone who knows that the money was meant for arms and he pocketed it? It is so painful, we have lost loved ones.
“If I am a judge and such a person is brought before me, I will confisticate his property and make sure he is killed also. Because he bears fault in the blood of the people killed in the war front.
“We are living in a very funny country where people steal N1,000 and they are put in jail for years. And where some people will steal billions and use that same billion to escape justice. That is not good enough.
“If you look at the quantum of corruption in the country today, we are just talking about Dasukigate, and look at the quantum of money and the number of people that are involved. You have not gone to the ministries yet. You have not even gone to the states and it is only ICPC and EFCC that are to do all these jobs.
“If we are fair to ourselves, the work is overwhelming. And you know, people will want to use the legal system to delay Justice, and that is what is happening today. So, why don’t we have dedicated courts to handle all these corruption cases, so that justice could be dispensed quickly?
“I am aware of former Governors who have cases with the EFCC and they have not gone to court for the past eight years. So, this does not encourage the young people. It rather encourages them to steal.
“So, I think we need to put our heads together because corruption, like hunger, does not know party, it does not know tribe of religion. We must as Nigerians take a very bold stand.”
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/dasukigate-northern-lawmaker-recommends-amputation-hanging-for-corrupt-government-officials/ hardcore!!!...now,our goverment is making sense.....this people are completly poisined with the vanity of this world....better get rid of them,before they infect all of us!!!... stealing is not corruption,my foot..... i hope jonathan never said: stealing is not corruption till today i can not believe he said that.... it doesnt make sense!!!!... |
Politics › Re: Fall Of Naira, Economy: Blame Jonathan, Says APC - Vanguard by tsdarkside(m): 9:43am On Jan 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Fall Of Naira, Economy: Blame Jonathan, Says APC - Vanguard by tsdarkside(m): 8:47am On Jan 18, 2016 |
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