₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,344,810 members, 8,513,806 topics. Date: Thursday, 05 November 2026 at 02:42 PM

Toggle theme

Ttalk's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Ttalk's Profile › Ttalk's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 350 351 352 353 354 355 (of 355 pages)

Politics › Re: Lagos To Start Oil Exploration By 2015 by Ttalk: 10:52am On Sep 09, 2014
7lives: Its time to start the MOVEMENT FOR THE EMANCIPATION OF LEKKI AJAH AXIS '' MELA'', area, ori yin o foka sibe.
Another Ijaw oil has been transferred from ND to Epe, just as all the cows in Africa belongs to the MASAI, all the oil in Nigeria belongs to the IJAW, Asari wake up no sleep o,
Are you for real?
Politics › Re: Asari Trained As A Terrorist In Libya - Tam David-west by Ttalk: 12:45pm On Sep 08, 2014
“Your friend is someone who makes friends for you, not enemies for him."

Yeah, Oga GEJ, you need the word of wisdom from the sage, Prof, David-West, not sycophants who love their pocket but pretend to love you
Politics › Re: Davis Revelation: Nigerians-ll Hear From Us Soon -boko Haram by Ttalk: 11:02am On Sep 08, 2014
If Mr Davis is being used by some set of politicians, who is the sect representing?
Politics › Re: Davis Revelations: Nigerians’ll Hear From Us Soon — Boko Haram by Ttalk: 10:37am On Sep 08, 2014
argon500: More stunning revelations on the relationship among Boko Haram, the government and the Australian negotiator, Dr. Stephen Davis, may be unveiled by the sect’s leadership this week.
The move, according to a source close to the sect, is to put the record straight and clear the air on several controversial issues contained in the interview by the Australian to the media last week.
Vanguard source said last night that the leadership of Boko Haram was upset by most of the claims made by the negotiator and was set to make a categorical position on all the issues raised by Davis in the media.
“Nigerians will soon hear from the sect leadership concerning all the issues raised by the negotiator, who, in any case was not hired by the Federal Government to dialogue with the group.
“In fact, what the man has said has really infuriated the sect leadership and they are unhappy with him,” the Nigerian negotiator said.
“As far as the sect leadership is concerned, Davis is being used by some politicians to score some points and they are ready to clear the air on the issues.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/davis-revelations-nigeriansll-hear-us-soon-boko-haram/#sthash.z37nSfev.dpuf
If Mr Davis is being used by some set of politicians, who is the sect representing?
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Can't Handle Boko Haram...bbc by Ttalk: 2:31pm On Aug 26, 2014
ikp4succes: A country where the army don't have research labs or the university, what you expect. This things take planing and Nigeria is not ready for all this things. You see in america for example its easier to catch a terrorist becos everything is in place. The system already knw what to do to handle something like that, but in Nigeria we after what we would eat today, while the people in power think about their own family as they don't believe in the country, its going to be hard.
That is why we must all rise to change the present crops of leadership that is constituting a clog in the wheel of our development. It is high time we try the opposition to see what they have to offer, but alas, some Nigerians are so sycophantic singing praises of this PDP led federal government that has failed us since the dawn of this democratic dispensation
Politics › Re: BREAKING:Ikimi Finally Dumps APC by Ttalk: 1:36pm On Aug 26, 2014
Yawn.....
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Can't Handle Boko Haram...bbc by Ttalk: 1:25pm On Aug 26, 2014
“I was asked by a senior commander if we could sell them the machine that can tell if a car driving down the road contains a terrorist,” he added.
To me the idea by the army commander is not bad, what is bad is our dependency and inability to look out of the box.

What stop Nigerians from developing a chip and a software that can be fixed into mobile phones to detect bomb from a distance?

Why cant our so called intellectuals embark on research to simplified bomb detector machine into microchip, after all mainframe used to be the in-thing until Bill Gate and co started developing smaller ones?

Why cant Nigeria Military engineer embark on a new innovation that would bring about the solution to the problem of terrorism against mankind?

Why dont YOU think of something positive that can bring about the change we all desire?
Politics › Re: Deputy Governor Of Enugu Impeached by Ttalk: 12:34pm On Aug 26, 2014
What is happening to these legislators, when Ebola and Boko haram is threatening our existence, these people still have time for impeachment, they better watch their back before it is too late
Politics › Re: The Full Text Of Gov. Fashola's Inspiring Speech That Rattled Aso-rock by Ttalk: 12:30pm On Aug 20, 2014
With this speech, Fashola has proved to me that he knows what governance and development is all about, he is a man visionary man with passion for development. He is one of the few impeccable mentor in Nigeria that one should look up to.
Kudos, BRF you are highly inspiring
Politics › Re: ....OVERRATED Enugu.... by Ttalk: 11:26am On Aug 05, 2014
collynzov5: I am not aware of anywhere from North to South west to South east where you will dig up the earth without the inner soil being red, even if that foundation was done in PH or Lagos it would have still been red.
The point is that by default (on a normal undisturbed ground) Enugu has red soil, Owerri does not.
I am not using that against Enugu in anyway, just the fact.
Most part of Lagos, Island, Lekki, Epe, Badagry, and part of part of Ikorodu dont have red soil up to the water level. you can only find red soil some part of mainland, Agege, Alimosho, Ikeja and Isheri, reason most coastal city are sandy soil
Politics › Re: Re: E-x-p-o-s-e-d!!! Buhari (did Not) Lie(d).................picture -koboko69 by Ttalk: 11:29am On Jul 30, 2014
BlackPeni5: Insolent Bastardd...Thats all you'll ever be. The pain in your heart will continue as long as you remain in that party. Save yourself the way FFK did.
Bro, stop this name calling, accept that you mis-yarn big time, you have displayed gross ignorance on issue that is beyond your level of reasoning, no insult intended please
Politics › Re: Dokubo Under Investigation By Presidency Over Attempted Assassination Of Buhari? by Ttalk: 10:54am On Jul 30, 2014
This is a weighty allegation against this pompous pocket-fighter of Niger Delta, we need to unravel the perpetrators of these bombing and killing
Politics › Re: Bombers Wanted To Assassinate Me – Buhari by Ttalk: 2:29pm On Jul 24, 2014
bloodykiller: oops did just insult your father?


otu nne gi there
Why do you hide under faceless forum to insult people you dont know?, people like you is making this forum becoming irritating. Usage of vulgar words in public forum belittle you and and is doing a lot of damage to the forum.
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast At Alkali Road Kaduna by Ttalk: 3:28pm On Jul 23, 2014
1. I think FG government should consider relocating people in BH prone environs to different camp across the state and launch total war by bombing to ashes all their enclave and environs.
2. Secure our borders to reduce the numbers of escapes
3. Liaise with the neighbouring country to kill any fleeing BH member and repatriate others that are operating from those countries?
4. Closely monitor all Nigerians that have studied in other volatile countries of the world such as Sudan, Iran, Pakistan, Irag etc
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast At Alkali Road Kaduna by Ttalk: 3:15pm On Jul 23, 2014
bushdoc9919: Good question

Here are 2 ideas....

1.Improve the Army's assymetric warfare capabilities by setting up a Special Unit....whose aim would be to wage war on the Bokoists on their own terms.


2. Long term.....get Nigeria off oil and into industries....by making our education system problem solving....and by improving power supply drastically. That means jobs galore for skilled and unskilled workers.
These seems to be long term solution but it is all welcome. Other contribution from concerned NLers will do us all good
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast At Alkali Road Kaduna by Ttalk: 3:06pm On Jul 23, 2014
For once NLers should start debate on way to rescue our land from this vampire called BH that is taking delight in shedding blood of innocent Nigerians, how can we get out of this mess?, what is the short and long time measure to drastically reduce and permanently put a stop to this menace? What should be the fate of innocent ones who are leaving in these BH invested places who have no other place to call their home? How do we ensure that we put a stop to the spread of this whirlwind fire that is spreading at an alarming rate?
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast At Alkali Road Kaduna by Ttalk: 2:47pm On Jul 23, 2014
Success of Orkah coup should have rescue Nigeria from these baz tard
Politics › Re: Bomb Blast At Alkali Road Kaduna by Ttalk: 2:44pm On Jul 23, 2014
Short of word! May the soul of the dead rest in peace
Politics › Re: Boko Haran Behead Umar Abubakar Of Nigerian Air Force (video) by Ttalk:
gboss4sure: This is what the religion ISLAM has brought upon the world.... But i don't believe this video sha, till more infor is made available we shall see. The guy doesn't sound military and they don't earn 40,000 every month..

Maybe it is time to finally invade borno state and occupy it till the elites recall their foot soldiers. if this video turns out to be true it shouldn't be taken lightly.
That is exactly what has been going on in my mind, FG as a matter of urgency should evacuate the citizen of Borno into different camp across the country to minimise the number of casualty, collaborate with neighbouring border country to arrest escapes, secure the nearby borders then invade the whole BH territory and bomb the whole area until we rid our country of these monsters
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Attempt To Suffocate Opposition Not Good For Democracy – Buhari by Ttalk: 10:08am On Jul 22, 2014
I pity those that are hailing the impeachment rocking APC controlled states, honestly it is really disturbing as this will lead to diversion of states money that is supposed to be used for development in the name of placating the states assemblies from now on, we are going to see zero development from now on from most of the states of the nation, the entire country would experience retrogression in development until Nigerians realize the danger that is lurking in the corner
Politics › Re: Nigeria President's Response to Islamist Kidnap "An Insult" by Ttalk: 3:43pm On Jul 17, 2014
The fact that Jonathan has to wait for Malalla to convince him before accepting to visit the parent of the kidnapped girls belittle and exposes the incompetency that exist within our presidency, just as it took the government several days before accepting that the girls were truly abducted. However the damage has been done, because some people still find it difficult to believe the abduction. If the government does not believe that the girl were kidnapped how will its agency rescue the girl?
Politics › Re: Nyako Impeachment: What Bola Tinubu Did To His "Disloyal" Deputies by Ttalk: 4:44pm On Jul 16, 2014
Nigeria politician are beginning to dance to the best tune they are used to, allegations, probes and impeachment has become a veritable tool in the hand of the politicians, one thing i know has played a vital role in this saga is money changing hands, could the stolen 20billion dollar oil money responsible for these endless impeachment here and there? Im sure the final destination of our missing money is in the pocket of our legislators and and our political jobbers who are now cashing in on the robust pocket of our almighty PDP government who starve the states of her statutory allocations only to divert it in bringing down opposition government at all cost. ....when two elephants fight, the grass suffers, the masses are the ones that are being shortchanged. Is this the best we can get out of our democracy?
Politics › Re: 10 Most Developed State Capitals In Nigeria. by Ttalk: 1:06pm On Jul 16, 2014
phayvoursky: Oboy you need to go back to ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

HAVE YOU COME ACROSS A DEVELOPED CITY THAT ISN'T MODERN OR FINE (rather use) BEAUTIFUL; OR A DEVELOPED CITY THAT LACKS BRIDGES?

IF ALL THESE AIN'T INVOLVED HOW DO YOU EXPECT INVESTORS TO SEE THE CITY?

BUSINESS N ECONOMY DOES NOT THRIVE IN A DIRTY CITY.
In as much as you will agree that Nigeria is a developing country then you must agree that none of its states, capitals or cities is fully developed because the basic amenities that make a city fully developed is scanty in all the cities. Nonetheless, in Nigeria context Ibadan should be among the few developed capital despite the shanty or dirty you talked about
Politics › Re: "DORA AKUNYULI'S" Death- Lesson For The Igbos. -koboko69 by Ttalk: 11:04am On Jul 16, 2014
C0llynzO2: Obasnajo and other Yorubas in a church thanksgiving for the release of criminal Bode George from prison
https://dvsl3w2q45hb8.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Bode-George-obj.jpg
www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/celebration-of-release-from-jail-pdp-george-got-it-wrong-obj/
The actions of Bode George's Yoruba supporters, before and after the court case.
www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/terver-atsar/bode-georges-shameless-supporters-and-ribadus-big-mouth.html
Yorubas threw a big party to receive criminam Bode George after he was released from prison.
https://www.osundefender.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Bode-George-300x225.jpg
[img]http://1.bp..com/-X9Zhvn7_r58/TWpmTqpS3zI/AAAAAAAAAYM/8tc_nCoVjFo/s320/%253D%253Futf-8%253FB%253FQm9kZS1nZW9yZ2UtY2VsZWJyYXRpb24uanBn%253F%253D-737776[/img]
[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/192106_Bode-George--supporters-in-_jpg288a8fd8ed7adcb9703eb94e363e5de8[/img]
www.osundefender.org/?p=12432
Boring
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Founder Is Now My Friend And Brother - Femi Fani-kayode by Ttalk: 11:00am On Jul 15, 2014
C0llynzO2: FFK is a Yoruba man.
That says it all really.
Hypocrisy is their way of life
I have been observing the way you jump from tread to tread castigating Yoruba race as if they are responsible of the misfortune that has befallen your generation, it shows clearly that you lack proper upbringing and you will definitely receive in full the consequence of your irritating primitive proclivity
Politics › Re: Fayemiwo - "ibb Killed Abiola, Abacha, Idiagbon, Ige" by Ttalk: 1:50pm On Jul 09, 2014
It is now clear that neither PDP nor APC is the problem of this country, rather some powerful cabal that uses PDP and APC to perpetrate their atrocity, they must have used the political tussle that exist between AD and PDP then to paint the picture that Omisore killed Bola Ige.
Politics › Re: 37 PDP House Of Reps Members Decamp To The APC by Ttalk: 4:17pm On Dec 18, 2013
ogologodimkpa: I will not take the old wine in new bottle cos it
may be a time bomb waiting explode. More like a poison that is packaged.
Not too different from a Cameleon angry

The old wine in old bottle would have done its worst;
received all the 'bashing' and criticism and ready to trun to a new leaf embarassed.

More like the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know.
Your analysis indicates that there are now different contents in the bottles, i agree with you
Dont take the expired pill bro, in your word it could be poisonous
Politics › Re: 37 PDP House Of Reps Members Decamp To The APC by Ttalk: 3:35pm On Dec 18, 2013
ogologodimkpa: Decamp or not, what made APC different from PDP?.

The same old wine in new bottle.
Any differencehuh
Which of the wine would you want to take
The old wine in old bottle or
The old wine in new bottle?
Politics › Re: Iyabo Obasanjo's Letter To Her Father by Ttalk: 1:44pm On Dec 18, 2013
jmaine: You are a fool. Who wrote the denial ? You ? We need to know who manufactured that clumsily packaged denial embarassed

This thread is about IYABO heart felt letter to her dad. Let us focus.
If you believe Iyabo wrote that letter then you will believe this Satire as Jonathan's response to Obasanjo's letter


Dear Baba:
I write this letter by myself out of respect for the fact that you wrote by yourself the important letter you addressed to me. First, I apologize for the many previous letters that you sent to me that I did not acknowledge. I have to be honest with you: I completely forgot to read them. I confess I did not know there would be so much to do in Aso Rock! Sometimes, Patience helps me, but then, one has to be careful because of State House gossip. People think I do not hear when they refer to her as “Mrs. President.”With respect Sir, your letters are usually quite long.
The current one is 18 pages, and I am shell-shocked. I started reading it, but NTA had a nice story about the First Lady. Between Bamanga Tukur, G7, APC, Boko Haram, Rivers State, Transformation, I could only read the first page. No, it is not that I am such a slow reader; it is just that simply to justify the letter, you gave 10 reasons, averaging one reason per sheet of paper.
Anyway, after they woke me up on Wednesday to inform me the letter had leaked, I finished reading the whole thing.
Baba, you cast me almost as a fictional president, as if I exist only in the imagination. This is far from the truth. I am real: the Obateru of Owu Kingdom, a title given to me by your own people in your presence in 2006. I am not a figment of the imagination. I am on Facebook. There is no crisis of leadership, and there is no deceit or deception. I am the author of the Transformation Agenda, which is changing Nigeria overnight. I declared a state of emergency in the Northeast, and the soldiers are slaughtering Boko Haram in the streets, from the air, and in the forests. Once my soldiers have killed all of them, the problem is finished. The same optimism must apply to security nationwide. There is nothing to fear: I travel by air. Namadi travels by air.
Patience travels by air. The Ministers travel by air. Military and security chiefs travel by air. We know that kidnapping, piracy, abductions and armed robberies are everywhere, but I can assure you we will not be kidnapped or killed.
Baba, you also referred to unemployment. I have done the research: unemployment is like corruption: exaggerated. Look at Asari, he is employed. Look at Timpolo. Look at Doyin Okupe. They are proof I am conquering unemployment.The same goes for corruption. Only the Americans are fighting corruption more than me, and I will continue to fight it. That is why you do not hear of anyone in my government going to jail, because nobody in my government is corrupt.
Remember, Baba, last January when Oby Ezekwesili alleged monumental corruption by the Yar’Adua/Jonathan administrations, saying we squandered $67 billion? Several months later, she also alleged that since 2005, about N1 trillion has been spent on the National Assembly. Those figures are just like the Central Bank governor saying NNPC has since 2012 failed to remit almost $50 billion to the Federation Account. Baba, all these numbers are lies because they cannot be true. I have never seen that kind of money in my life. NNPC does not have that kind of money, so how can it be missing? In fact, they do not even have people to count such money; Dizzy would have told me. If we do not ignore the rumours, people will think Nigerian leaders are rumour-mongers. If we had that kind of money, Ngozi would have told me. Ngo is so intelligent, she always knows such things, which is why she did not reply Ezekwesili’s rubbish and did not reply Lamido. She has learned to ignore nonsense. Concerning the economy, have you listened to Ngozi lately, Baba? You were the first to invite her to the government and you know Ngo is a magician with the economy. When she was at the World Bank, she helped the whole world to fix their economy. So I said, my sister, please come home and help to fix our own. By 2018 or 2019 when she would have finished her magic, you will see. Every town in Nigeria will have an airport. Every village will have a university so that everyone will have a university degree. Every unemployed youth will have a car. Every chief will have a new palace funded by the government. We will ban unemployment.
Baba, mine is an active government. We are not a “non-action, cover- up, denial or bribing” government. I have set up dozens of presidential committees: Projects Assessment; Ministries, Departments and Agencies probe; Oil Sector Revenue, headed by Mallam Nuhu Ribadu; contracts and procurements; SURE-P, countless committees. People speak about NNPC investigation, but I have investigated NNPC already and I can tell you it is not corrupt at all. They are doing a wonderful job. All my committees work hard and they write a lot of reports. One day when I am not travelling, we will start assessing them. By 2017 or 2018 everybody will marvel at our achievements.It is not that we are not getting results yet. Contrary to what you said, we have statistics showing that Nigeria has become the favorite destination of investors in Africa, with the highest investment of $8.4billion. I put this in my mid-term report this year, my government aims “to attract $20 billion worth of foreign investments in three years,” that is, between 2013 and 2016.
Baba, your letter shows that you may be a little afraid of the future. I assure you the future is bright.I don’t know where you heard the information about 1000 people on the political watch list and the training of snipers. That is classified information the security people are not going to be happy. Let me just say that if there is a list, it is not up to 1000; I don’t know where Abacha trained his killers; and nobody has said anybody will be killed. Also sir, talks “about possible abuse and misuse of the military and legitimate security apparatus for unwholesome personal and political interest”? This is wrong sir. The military and security are supposed to do the right thing.Sir, I think leadership by example is overrated. I have refused to declare my assets publicly because Nigerians will start focusing on what I own, not the sacrifices I am making for them. I am not the issue, Nigeria is. Remember I declared my assets recently, in 2007.
Also, remember you put me in office. I did not expect it. I was indicted by Ribadu’s committee in 2006 but you wisely destroyed that report and you handpicked Umaru and me. I have not changed; I am still your good luck charm.
Sir, “before it is too late”? Success is never too late or too long? Remember you were the one who said PDP will rule for 100 years. We have at least 87 years left. Politics is dynamic, not static, and the plans of the founding fathers, if not good enough, must be made to fit the realities of today. It is more important for the PDP to be wrong but be in power than to be right but be right but not be in power.That is why it is in the best interest of Nigeria that I run in 2015. Otherwise we may all have to run away. If not PDP, what? If not me, who?•

Jonathan’s Reply To Obasanjo’ Lettter: -Satire
Short URL: http://www.osundefender.org/?p=138451
Politics › Re: Iyabo Obasanjo's Letter To Her Father by Ttalk: 1:23pm On Dec 18, 2013
I suggest this thread should be closed. Iyabo Obasanjo has denied having writing any letter to her dad on AIT, rumor mongers take note
Politics › Re: Jonathan Snubbed At Mandela's Memorial by Ttalk: 11:41am On Dec 11, 2013
When Jonathan knew he was not going to speak at funeral ceremony, why the haste in rushing to South Africa, i think it would have been expedient for him to have sent a representative that would represent the country. Nigeria should not be taken for granted by any country in the world regardless of our shortcomings. Enough is enough
Politics › Re: G7 Governors Joins APC by Ttalk: 3:04pm On Nov 27, 2013
gentlepal: Be it APC or G7 govs PDP must triumph come 2015.Everybody contested for 2nd tenure why ll GEJ own b different even OBJ was agitating for 3rd ter.What happened in Anambra ll repeat itself in 2015.To all APC fans mind there is what is called power of Incumbency
In summary, you said PDP cannot win credible election in 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 350 351 352 353 354 355 (of 355 pages)