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youngmonie:Really! Ok, I prophecies that their will be more bomb blast in 2012 by Boko Haram. Please check by 31/12/2012 if my prophecy came to past. |
y2kaustin:Brainwashed Nigerian, poor you |
Fake! Fake !! Fake !!! Fake !!!! Fake prophecies by fake niaja fake pastor But he filed to prophesies how many private jets he will buy in 2012 |
Bashir Yusuf, former Political Adviser to former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, has launched into a tirade on Twitter, attacking the person and integrity of the President of CAN, Rev. Ayo Oritsejafor. Malam Yusuf, who was Atiku's agent during the last PDP primaries and a staunch member of the Northern Elders Political Leaders Forum used such strong language and terms to describe Rev. Oritsejafor, calling him a "bigot" and a man who had "childhood grudges against" his "own mum". In his Tweets, Malam Bashir Yusuf carefully quoted one of Rev. Oritsejafor's interviews out of context to paint him as a bitter man who is out to set the nation against the path of peace. NaijaPundit hereby publishes Malam Bashir Yusuf's tweets for all to see. http://www.naijapundit.com/news/atiku-s-political-adviser-attacks-rev-ayo-oritsejafor-president-of-can
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hinduism:No need waiting for Sallah period,Friday afternoon prayer time will be the perfect day to carry out coordinated bomb attacks on all mosque in Northern states mosque with 20,000 deaths and from their we can discuss the future of Nigeria.Enough is Enough! |
Only Christian Zombies believe in Nigerian Pastors and Prophets |
donigspain:The era of Ogbunigwe is over,what is needed now is modern and sophisticated weapon like cluster bombs,drones and high-tech soldiers.
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How can one compare between Darkness (OBJ) and[b] Light [/b](Mandela) Do u have alternative name to compare with Mandela than OBJ? |
cicero:You sound like the millions of Christian zombies in Nigeria whose life is guided by fear all day of their life. You will become from liberated from Nigerian Pastors strong hold the day you kill the spirit of fear in you or live your life entire on ''imaginary enemy prophecies'' of Nigerian Pastors. |
namfav:Aboki,why not tell us if you are superior in disease or backwardness? Still waiting for an answer. |
Hope more bombs are planted in all mosque in SE/SS that is the best place to send most Aboki to hell.If they kill by bomb they should also die by bomb. |
Okija juju does not know his true identity,he seems to be someone whose mother got through unwanted pregnancy for an Aboki while living in the North. We have his types in my community and we are making plans to send them back to Kano before they introduce Boko Haram in South east. |
Never buy an item that is too cheap because most times it is too good to be true. |
Chairman, Senate Ad-hoc Committee probing the management of fuel subsidy regime in the country, Senator Magnus Abe, read the names of companies benefitting from the fuel subsidy at the resumed investigation by the committee in Abuja. Senate President, Senator David Mark, had lamented the existence of those he referred to as “oil industry mafia” and charged the investigative panel to unearth those behind oil deals. President Jonathan had also lamented his helplessness and inability to tackle this powerful cabal hence his resolve to remove the subsidy. Among the names reeled out by Senator Abe are; Oando Nigerian Plc. – N228.506 b, MRS oil – N224.818 billion, Enak Oil & Gas – N19.684 billion, CONOIl – N37.960 billion, Bovas & Co. Nig. Ltd. – N5.685 billion, Obat N85 billion and AP; N104.5billion. Also on the list are Folawiyo Oil - N113.3billion; IPMAN Investment Limited- N10.9billion; ACON - N24.1billion, Atio Oil-N64.4billion, AMP- N11.4billion; Honeywell-N12.2billion; Emac Oil- N19.2billion; D.Jones Oil-N14.8billion; Capital Oil - N22.4billion; AZ Oil- N18.613billion; Eterna oil- N5.57 billion; Dozil oil- N3.375 billion; and Fort oil-N8.582 billion. Also, Integrated Oil and Gas owned by former Minister of Interior, Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho was mentioned and is said to have benefitted to the tune of N30.777 billion, while IPMAN Investment Limited pocketed the sum of N10.9 billion. Oba Otudeko owns Honeywell oil; Oando Oil is owned by Wale Tinubu who is Asiwaju Bola Tinubu's nephew; Mike Adenuga owns CONOIL; Femi Otedola owns and runs AP; MRS Oil is run by Aliko Dangote's nephew, Sayyu Dantata; and Integrated Oil and Gas, which is owned by a former Minister of the Interior, Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho. Regarding 2011subsidy pay out, the companies named by the Senate and the amount of money they have received this year alone include Otedola's African Petroleum, N104.58 billion; A.A. Rano, N1.14 billion; A.S.B, N3.16 billion; Arcon Plc, N24.116 billion; Aminu Resources, N2.3 billion; Avante Guard, N1.14 billion; Avido, N3.64 billion; Boffas and Company, N3.67 billion; and Brilla Energy, N960.3 million. Others also listed are: DownStream Energy, N789.648 million; Dosil Oil and Gas, N3.375 billion; Inco Ray, N1.988 billion; Eternal, N5.574 billion; Folawiyo Energy, N113.32 billion; Frado International, N2.63 billion; First Deepwater Oil, N257.396 million; Heden Petrol, N693 million; Honeywell Petrol, N12.2 billion; Integrated oil, N30.777billion; AMP, N11.417 billion; Ascon, N5.271 billion; Channel Oil, N1.308 billion; Fort Oil, N8.582 billion; Enak Oil & Gas, N19.684 billion; IPMAN Investment Limited, N10.9 billion; Atio Oil, N64.4billion; AMP, N11.4billion; and Emac Oil, N19.2billion. Abe, however, differed from the amount of N1.346trillion earlier presented by the Executive Secretary of the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA), Mr. Reginald Elijah Stanley. He placed the figure at N1.426trillion. Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr. Austin Oniwon, incurred the wrath of the Senator Magnus Abe-led committee when he could not tell them the units of crude oil refined per day in the nation’s refineries. He had earlier told the committee that all the refineries combined couldn’t operate below 60 percent capacity, while the Port Harcourt refinery has not been operational for more than a month now. “By the design of the refineries, they can’t run below 60 percent when you charge it. That’s why we say it’s 60 percent. Unfortunately, for over a month now, the Port Harcourt refinery has been shut down. But when it runs, technically, it can’t run below 60 percent,” he said. Committee member, Senator Bukola Saraki, whose motion triggered the Senate probe asked Oniwon to tell senators “the average capacity utilization of the refineries.”Oniwon replied:” I’ll get back to you on that.” This did not go down well with Saraki who pressed on with more questions. He asked again: “What amount of PMS would the refineries give us for the months of October, November and December?” Again, Oniwon replied: “ At 60 percent, we’ll produce 13 million litres.” An angry Senator Saraki repeated his question and demanded details and documents on the amount of crude refined for those months to which Oniwon replied: “I didn’t come with the figures but I can submit them later.” The panel also discovered a good number of the marketers did not meet the conditions for pre-qualifications to benefit from the subsidies adding that they are most times in the habit of making false claims; “leading to drain in the nation’s oil and gas industry”. According to Abe, prospective marketers were required to own tank farms (petrol deports) of not less than 5000 metric tonnes, and should be registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as oil companies. “Yet it was discovered that while only 11 marketers own storage facilities, the rest were “throughput” (sharing depots with filling stations) and some were registered construction companies,” he said. Nonetheless, the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Austin Oniwon told the panel that whereas a locally refined barrel of petrol costs $5, with a subsidy of N11.85 per barrel, the independent marketers were being subsidized with N77 per litre of N138.71, amounting to N12, 243 per barrel. While adjourning sitting to Monday December 12, Senator Abe directed Oniwon to produce total amounts expended on turn around maintenance from 1999 to date, total dividends accruing to NNPC from the Joint Venture Companies, names of accused marketers, investigations conducted, results and subsequent punishments to defaulters at the next sitting. www.transparencyng.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5898%3Afuel-subsidy-cabal-named&catid=68%3Abusiness-and-economy&Itemid=131
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Most Nigerians are religious mumu.They would rather pray and hope forever that God will solve their problems in one form or the other instead of taking their destiny in their hands.This was a mentality our parents taught us and the present youths have perfected it. This is a shame!! |
We are waiting and planning!!
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ismhab:You are obviously an ignorant Nigeria who underestimates the prowess of the Ndigbo.Igbo are in every best military around the world and biggest arms dealer in West Africa and are waiting to defend Baifra when necessary.Nigeria should not provoke Ndigbo to start biafra liberation phase two because we will wipe out Nigeria in 7 days.
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ismhab:You are obviously an ignorant Nigeria who underestimates the prowess of the Ndigbo.Igbo are in every best military around the world and biggest arms dealer in West Africa and are waiting to defend Baifra when necessary.Nigeria should not provoke Ndigbo to start biafra liberation phase two because we will wipe out Nigeria in 7 days. |
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=813343.msg9657290#msg9657290 date=1322583230]@ Afamefuna Nwanne, The honest truth is I am an Anambra Man (true and true) and also a Rivers Man (but not Ikwerre unfortunately I detest that tribe). But that dosent matter. If you look at my posts, it is only when the Biafran issue comes up that I really get pissed. I am not anti-Igbo, I am only anti-Biafra and I have a deep seated hatred for Ojukwu. My opinions may differ from yours, but in the end, we both want the same things. And Torch1 On a serious note sir, I am not Alj_Haram. I already addressed that issue today. I wonder why anyone would think I am. [/quote]You can't be an Anambra Man and Rivers Man at the same time.In Nigeria, their is no[b] dual statehood[/b].I think you are a bastard.You better ask your mother where you are from before you die because Anambra soil will not accept your dead body. |
Immediate past U.S. Secretary of State and former U.S. National Security Adviser, Condoleeza Rice, has sensationally revealed in page 638 of her new book 'No Higher Honour: A Memoir of My Years in Washington' that former President Obasanjo, despite his often repeated denial, did in fact want a third term and had approached former U.S. President Bush to seek his support for altering the Nigerian Constitution to enable him acheive his aim. According to Miss Rice, “In 2006, when President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria sidled up to the President [Bush] and suggested that he might change the constitution so that he could serve a third term, the President told him not to do it. ‘You have served your country well. Now turn over power and become a statesman,’” he said. After a public rebuke from the United States and condemnation of his effort by the international community, the Nigerian Senate rejected the constitution amendment proposal that could have allowed Obasanjo to serve a third term. The crestfallen Obasanjo was initially angry, accusing Jendayi Fraser of undermining him in the press and with his own people. “I will never deal with her again,” he told the President. The President [Bush] responded, “Well, she is a good person. But the main thing is that your country needs you to do the right thing.” This obasanjo-shattering revelation from Miss Rice only corroborates the testimony of the wife of Mr. Obasanjo's minister of defence, then Senator Daisy Danjuma, who it was revealed in a cable released by the whistle blowing site, wikileahs, had told U.S. embassy officials in Abuja that Obasanjo had lobbied her for her and her husband's support for the third term agenda. http://www.naijapundit.com/news/obasanjo-approached-bush-for-support-on-third-term-condoleeza-rice
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It is a waste of time to pure water on a stone and wait for it to dissolve.Nigeria is a hard rock stone that will never dissolve in100 years but will become harder as the year goes by, If you think Nigeria will become better tomorrow,I wish you the best of dreams.My father had such dreams for Nigeria when he was 25 years and he is now 75 years and his dreams are yet to come reality.Nigeria is just one of the doomed countries that exist in the world. |
[b]Nigeria as presently constituted may never develop in 50 years time.Northern part of Nigeria are not willing to develop because they are very conservative and religiously myopia and hardly welcome any major development policies,their leaders promote poverty in their communities and tell their people not to bother themselves about material things(but accept poverty as a way of life) and pray five things a day. But the southern part of Nigeria are liberal and willing to welcome development,they are well-educated and travel to different part of the world like U.S,U.K,Italy,Germany,China and other developed countries of the world where they mix and copy the ways they do things and apply them in Nigeria. Nigeria can never develop as long as Northern and Southern Nigeria co-exit because they not share the same world view in terms of development.Most Northern Governors will not implement any radical development policies by the Federal govt but Southern Governors are always willing to make radical development strides(attracting foreign investors,building mega projects and better infrastructure) but corruption has been a barrier for those efforts to see the light of the day.[/b] |
ngozianu:Which Heaven? 90% of Nigerians are corrupt, potential liars, deceitful and never obey the laws including the preacher.Heaven is not the target of an average Nigerian and majority of those that go to hell around the world every year are Nigerians.Nigerians are religious but hell is always their destination. |
It is an open secret that officers and men of the Nigerian police are terribly corrupt. And almost everyone in the force is on the game. Citizen Adekunle Alli was able to catch a team of corrupt officers on camera sorting naira notes made from extorting motorists and other citizens. In the photograph, posted on his Facebook wall, he captioned the photograph, “Nigeria Police Force! A snippet into the life of policing in Nigeria with their extorted “N20 Bribe” counted in police station. A Rag tag police doing, What they Know best. Welcome to Nigeria, land of corruption.” http://www.nigeriapolicewatch.com/2011/11/nigeria-police-officers-caught-on-camera-sorting-bribe-proceeds/
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[quote author=life_style link=topic=804241.msg9571451#msg9571451 date=1321465931]Guys go they use their gunz to they toast stubborn babes [/quote]What if the stubborn babe has her own gun too? |
nagoma:Are u kidding me or something else that Muslims don't kill themselves?In Iraqi and Afghanistan, Sunni and Shiite Muslims bomb and kill each other on daily bases just the way Boko Haram are doing in Nigeria.Maybe Boko Haram are Sunni Muslims killing Shiite Muslims |
As exclusively reported by NaijaPundit last week, the Fulani herdsmen who attacked Tabak and Zonkwa in Southern Kaduna left a note and threatened to return to do further mayhem. True to our report, there have been multiple attacks since the note was left behind in Zonkwa and NaijaPundit has exclusively gotten the note from one of the villagers in Zonkwa. For the first time ever, the note with a translation following is published below; Translation in English: hul Hiijjab 8,1432 AH To The People Of Zonkwa, Since a genocide was carried on us considering the fact that we were butchered like animals.There will never be peace in Zonkwa and the rest of Southern Kaduna area. We have just began and there will be no end, and you have not seen nothing yet. Soldiers and police cannot protect you, time will that they will also be running for their live. Do all you can, but for us we have done our Shahada (ready to die in the work of Allah).There is no retreat nor surrender, we are unstopable, no one can stop us, very little you have seen.Governor Yakowa and President cannot save you. We have information beyond what you can imagined, get ready, we have just started, these days we will kill you, what you saw yesterday was just little. Wassalam (Bye) http://www.naijapundit.com/news/kaduna-attackers-leave-note
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Islam is evil!! |
[/quote]You can't be an Anambra Man and Rivers Man at the same time.In Nigeria, their is no[b] dual statehood[/b].
[/quote]What if the stubborn babe has her own gun too?