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Politics › Re: Nine Arrested Over Friday's Bombings In Yobe State by untainted: 11:49am On Nov 09, 2011

aloy@emeka:
Is that Igbo names I dey see?.

No, Madu is a widely used Kanuri name. Kanuris are found in both Borno and Yobe states as well as Niger and Chad

Programming › Re: Votes Needed For Nigerian Student Whose Software Reduces Infant Mortality Rate by untainted: 6:07pm On Nov 08, 2011

Voted too. all the best

Politics › Re: Another Series Of Bomb Blast In Damaturu, Dozens Killed by untainted: 3:51pm On Nov 07, 2011

zoe80

@Untainted, you warmed my heart and God bless you! Smiley

God bless you too zoe.
Nigeria is really a perplexing study

Politics › Re: Another Series Of Bomb Blast In Damaturu, Dozens Killed by untainted: 3:44pm On Nov 07, 2011

edoyad:
It's unfortunate but I think Nigeria will soon cease to exist in the form in which we know it. It's been a while coming so no one here should feign ignorance

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I totally agree

Health › Re: Which Hospital Is The Best In Nigeria? by untainted: 2:37pm On Nov 07, 2011

lighternote:
Emel hospital festac, lagos
Zankli medical centre, Utako Abuja
New Hope Hospital modebe ave Onitsha
These guys sure know what they r doing.
Best in state of art equipment,expertise as well as emergency medicine.
Tested n trusted not "them say". m a medico too

To judge by Zankli above which is in Abuja, I think you are talking of really overpriced hospitals.
I don't know about the others but that Zankli charges not just an eye but a whole head for its
service. Is it truly worth the price?

Politics › Re: Another Series Of Bomb Blast In Damaturu, Dozens Killed by untainted: 4:27pm On Nov 06, 2011

Demdem:
Untainted, I appreciate your response and I agree that the rot didn't start from him but u will agree wth me that its getting worse under his watch. That to me speaks volume.
Will give u a full response as soon as I get on a surely if no response as regards this

Thanks for the very reasonable response. But I must admit I fear for th unity of this country and whether rightly or wrongly, at times, I pray it splits if that will put an end to the bloodbath.

Politics › Re: Another Series Of Bomb Blast In Damaturu, Dozens Killed by untainted: 4:02pm On Nov 06, 2011

Demdem:
Actually u are the daft one here and your points are basically screwed. So in your miserable wise state u feel there are no political undertones as regards the attrocities comitted so far by BH? Unfortunately, am typing this from my phone, would have revealed more of your folly and stupidity to the world.
The bottom line is the retardeen shld simply step aside if he feels the BY task is too much for him to handle. Enough lives have been lost already because of his inaction.

Thanks demdem but what will you have GEJ do?
The problems of insecurity did not start with him, I think some people just seize the moment
to rubbish jonathan.
Inefficiency in the security agencies had always been with us but some people (a powerful clique) who want
to portray GEJ as clueless are hellbent on rubbishing him through BH.
No matter how tough or capable you are, the solutioon lies in addressing the system and not showing off as
a strong man.
I lived in the north; I know how porous the borders are and how weak the security arrangement is.
Blaming the rot on GEJ's inefficiency is a bit unfair.
You cannot wish sanity into existence in this case because it is a rot that has lasted decades.
Besides, we know how easily it is to obtain most of the materials for bomb making and the non existence of
any meaningful record keeping by our traders in case you want to identify people who bought so so and so.
With the unregulated nature of our markets and traders, where will you start asking the question?
And with due respect to my Moslem brothers, it is alarming the rate at which hate messages are preached in some
mosques in the north and especially the ones that circulate on mobile phones.
GEJ cannot stop the hate messages and that is basically what fuels this crisis.
I have about six of these audio hate messages and I shiver whenever I listen to them knowing how persuasive the
orators are and the effect the messages will have on misguided Moslems(who are many)

Culture › Re: Can You Name 5 Of The "other" Languages In Nigeria? by untainted: 11:06am On Oct 31, 2011

bachama, higi, chamba, jonjo and bata all in adamawa state

Travel › Re: Getting Visa With Valid Visa ? by untainted: 11:02am On Oct 22, 2011

Vicjustice:
The possibility of a visa applicant not abiding by the conditions of a given visa is the greatest concern that every Visa Officer entertains; and the number one concern every visa officer has is the suspicion that an applicant is desperate to migrate to their country by any means; but for a person who already has a visa (for any reasonable country) endorsed in his/her passport and is reluctant to use it, that fear is eliminated and such a person has an overwhelming advantage in subsequent visa application. That's it

It is clear now. Thanks a lot

Travel › Re: Getting Visa With Valid Visa ? by untainted: 10:34am On Oct 22, 2011

Justwise it seems Vicjustice is not available.
Could you please help on my question about an unused visa confering an advantage?
I really will want to understand. Thanks

Travel › Re: Getting Visa With Valid Visa ? by untainted: 10:16am On Oct 22, 2011

Vicjustice:
having an unused visa in your passport is an overwhelming advantage

Please be kind enough to explain the above. I will be very grateful if you do. Thanks

Politics › Re: Boko Haram To N'Delta Militants: Bastards Let’s Roll Some Heads by untainted: 8:52am On Oct 17, 2011

That article or whatever is very questionable. Today, every sick person just wakes up and claims BH and is given free media coverage.
Beyond the credibility of the story though, I think most Nigerians are tired of the union but are confused about the next step to take

Celebrities › Re: Kwara Senator Buys Jeep And House For Top Nollywood Actress by untainted: 9:03am On Oct 15, 2011

begwong:
dat means na sen.shaaba,giv us a run down of delta babes on nollywood let's decipher!

Is he married to a pretty petite lady?

Celebrities › Re: Kwara Senator Buys Jeep And House For Top Nollywood Actress by untainted: 8:58am On Oct 15, 2011

pro01:
There are obviously too many children here. If you're not an ignorant nitwit you would know who the poster's source is talking about. This ignorant generation expects to be spoon-fed in everything. Smh. Mumu, ignorant, Big Brother Africa/Africa Magic generation. If you do not read enough newspapers, watch enough news, do not have your ears to the ground enough, and generally lack enough common sense to knit bits and pieces together: How is that the poster's fault? ? ? Ask them to mention the 3 senators representing their respective states in the National Assembly and tney would scratch their empty heads. Let alone asking them to mention who the former governor of Kwara state is. Mumu pikins.

omo alaro:
Senators from kwara state are:
Sen. Simon Ajibola (Third term senator) kwara south. Age about 52years.
Sen. Shaaba Mohammed Lafiaji (First term senator) kwara North. Age over 60 years.
Sen. Abubakar Bukola Saraki (First term senator) Kwara Central. Age about 49 years.

Op. which one of the two first term senators are you talking about since we have ruled out the third term sen. Ajibola?

The guys above have given the name of the Senator. Somebody should pls help with the name of the actress. (My excuse is I don't watch nollywood).

Travel › Re: The Following Countries Are Visa-free For Nigerian Passport Holders by untainted: 5:34pm On Oct 13, 2011

seychelles is a beautiful place.
I may visit it next year for vacation

Romance › Re: "i Will Never Get Married" - Tuface Idibia by untainted: 4:55pm On Oct 13, 2011

He ha about 5 children now. I know where he is coming from.
But like someone said, time will tell.

Business › Re: Nigeria To Invest $2.6bn In Indonesian Refinery Deal by untainted: 4:43pm On Oct 13, 2011

DivideUs:
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/10/12/nigeria-invest-rp-24t-indonesian-refinery-deal.html

excellent, the president knows nigeria is breaking up so why invest here? shay d money na for niger/delta? so will the refinery after the breakup

I am inclined to agree with you but your mistake is you assume GEJ is investing for the Niger Delta.
Ask the Kwara State who owns Shonga Farms.
When Nigeria breaks (if), GEJ and friends will own the refineries

Business › Re: Nigeria To Invest $2.6bn In Indonesian Refinery Deal by untainted: 7:56am On Oct 13, 2011

There is one thing most Nigerians do not know. Public officials most often initiate ideas or projetcs using government funds but hidden in the agreements are clauses actually ceding the concerns to them.
A good example is the Shonga farms in Kwara State. I heard recently (not sure though) that the farm was actually Bukola Saraki's private business but the way he went about it, you would think he was investing for the state.

Do not be surprised that in the nearest future, you will hear people say it actually was not a government project or they bring the PPP angle to it.
That is the sad reality of Nigeria. Leaders are investing (our patrimony) outside anticipating an implosion.

Travel › Re: Interested In Moderating This Section? by untainted: 10:07am On Oct 04, 2011

You are a man of COURAGE who says it as it is. I have noticed that it is something that comes naturally to you.
Just keep doing what you have been doing.
Congratulations brother!

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Restates Conditions For Peace by untainted: 8:38am On Oct 04, 2011

Toaskarity:
my brother, you are right but is it not better for few to loose than many! the christians in those states might not even reach up to 1/3 or lets say its up to that but those few better suffer than the whole Nigeria suffering! my brother think wisely!
incase you thinking if i find myself to be among those unlucky christians,i will just respectfully move down to the south!

this life isnt two! if you are gone! you are gone!

seem some dont know whats death!

I like you brother, seems you are a realist. But you must know that not all Christians in the north agree with your position. It is not easy to just forsake your ancestral land no matter the level of persecution; the reason you see Chritians defying the odds in Irac and Iran as well as other Muslim dominated areas to practice their religion. But if you say Nigeria should divide, that is another thing; just maybe, they may be forced to move southwards; but there can't be a Nigeria where you have states governed under strict Shari'ah principles? That will NEVER happen.

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Restates Conditions For Peace by untainted: 10:55pm On Oct 03, 2011

Toaskarity:
please guys lets look at the main issue at hand here!
i see nothing wrong in their demand! they want full sharia law and release of their members,
implement the law in their state simple!!
and release their members! (they arent worst than our politicians yet they walk freely)
are they requesting for something the govt cant do? No!
anyone here can oppose me constructivly without insult pls,

im more of the lives of my brothers(igbos) killed everytime, its paining me!

There is this fallacy that there is anything like a Muslim state in Nigeria. You find indigenes that are Christian
in large numbers from Borno to Sokoto; what happens to them if you say their states should become muslim
states. Think of how it will affect their access to education, employment, health, commerce etc and even the right to
practice their beliefs.

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Restates Conditions For Peace by untainted: 6:47pm On Oct 03, 2011

Kolababa:
I feel worried when some idiots start abusing Islam for the barbaric acts of some devil minded people called themselves muslims in the name of Boko Haram. You that posted abusive words against muslims is no difference from Boko Haram in terms of your level of thinking and ideology. For the upteenth time, most Islamic scholars have condemned the foolishness of Boko Haram in all ramifications. What Boko Haram is doing is even totally against the teaching of Quran and Islam. Quran 4 verse 29 and 30 clearly condemn suicide under any condition. Verse 30 even decree it that any muslim that involves in suicide act will be condemned to hell fire. Allah also advice we muslims not to force our faith and laws on others. No compulsion in religion. Read Quran 109 verse 1 to 6.
Please try to be informed before you post nonsense on this forum. he teaching of Quran and Islam. Quran 4 verse 29 and 30 clearly condemn suicide under any condition. Verse 30 even decree it that any muslim that involves in suicide act will be condemned to hell fire. Allah also advice we muslims not to force our faith and laws on others. No compulsion in religion. Read Quran 109 verse 1 to 6.
Please try to be informed before you post nonsense on this forum.

While I truly understand your pains; I must say that 99% of Northen Nigerian (can't say for the Southwest) Moslems that I know will lynch any non Moslem they catch with materials written in Arabic, let alone the Qur'an. How will others understand Islam if they are denied acces to the roots of Islam itself Brother?

Politics › Re: South-west Can't Reclaim House Speakership, Says Baraje by untainted: 4:35pm On Sep 05, 2011

Kx:
From the Homepage: South south to build regional railway lines to connect lagos,

yet when you click what opens is "South-west cant recalim house speakership"

please somebody should do something fast

Travel › Re: The Crystal Service immigration Scam by untainted: 6:47pm On Aug 30, 2011

justwise:
Just be nice to Jenny if you want to last longer here. . . thats all i can say

I won't forget this advice, besides i've been here long enough to know u can't mess with JENNY

Travel › Re: The Crystal Service immigration Scam by untainted: 4:03pm On Aug 29, 2011

justwise:
Added u

Thanks bro for your time. It was well utilised and profoundly illuminating. God bless

Travel › Re: The Crystal Service immigration Scam by untainted: 3:52pm On Aug 29, 2011

jennykadry:
What arrant naaansense. You did not see it fit to ask me first for permission before collecting the love of my life's email through backyard? I am suing you for backyard runs

Oh la la la. I laugh in rebel language.
Jennny I no fit try you naa. I thought you guys were one and the same. Seeking for his permission was also seeking urs by extension my sister.
Coolu temper eh, nne; One love

Travel › Re: The Crystal Service immigration Scam by untainted: 9:20pm On Aug 28, 2011

thanks brother

Travel › Re: The Crystal Service immigration Scam by untainted: 6:13pm On Aug 28, 2011

justwise, pls could we talk privately? If you agree, I will create a yahoo id from where we start.
Thanks for anticipated understanding

Politics › Re: If Nigeria Divides, What Happens To The Christians In The North? by untainted(op): 7:42pm On May 20, 2011

The fact is that the Nigerian project has empowered the
northern Moslem such that just one Moslem can sponsor a war to
annihilate all the christians in that region.

Come to think of it; looking at it disspassionately, I am forced to agree
with your postulation.

I also think that Benue State and to an extent Plateau State can be a
bulwark for the Christians to launch a counter-offensive to regain territory?

Definitely, the Moslems will go after them once Nigeria breaks.

Politics › Re: If Nigeria Divides, What Happens To The Christians In The North? by untainted(op): 7:27pm On May 20, 2011

Sun of god:
Simple - They either:

- Convert to Islam
- Relocate Southwards
- Or get 'Slaughtered'

Is that not rather simplistic? No offence.

Politics › If Nigeria Divides, What Happens To The Christians In The North? by untainted(op): 7:24pm On May 20, 2011

Southerners always call for the division of this country when
northern Moslems on rampage targetting Christians go on their routine killing spree.

The question all southern Christians need to ask is what happens to non-Moslems in
northern Nigeria.

In case you don't know, most states in the north have Christain majority but are less
visible in the power structure of their states. For example, Adamawa and Taraba have
more Christians than Moslems but past military govts ensured only the Moslems are
represented in the top hierarchy of state and federal civil service.

Same military ensured that Moslems in these states were favoured in recruitment and posting
into the army and the security agencies.

Borno State and Yobe have a huge Christian population who are marginalised including Kebbi, katsina,
and even Kano state.

Plateau, Benue, Bauchi and Gombe are clearly Christian states even though the last two and Kogi have
been governened by Moslems since creation or commencement of democracy in 1999.

The question to southern Christians is how will you feel dumping brethen in the midst of wolves who have
the wherewithal and the desire to kill all of them?

Politics › Re: ]3 Feared Dead In Another Maiduguri Boko Haram Attack by untainted: 5:43pm On May 20, 2011

^^^^
This may be of help

Boko Haram (literally, "Western or non-Islamic education is a sin" wink

is a controversial Nigerian militant Islamist group that seeks the imposition of Shariah law in the northern states of Nigeria.[2]

It become known internationally following sectarian violence in Nigeria in 2009.

EtymologyThe term "Boko Haram" comes from the Hausa word boko meaning "Western or non-Islamic education" and the Arabic word haram meaning "sin."[3][4][5][6]

[edit] IdeologyBoko Haram opposes not only Western education, but Western culture and modern science as well.[7] In a 2009 BBC interview, Yusuf stated that the belief that the world is a sphere is contrary to Islam and should be rejected, along with Darwinism and the theory that rain comes from water evaporated by the sun.[3]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boko_Haram

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