Politics › Re: Yara'dua: Wole Soyinka Calls For Civil Disobedience. by violent(m): 12:23am On Jan 17, 2010 |
[quote author=metal-gong link=topic=382369.msg5326500#msg5326500 date=1263613859]After calling for[i] Save Nigeria Rally[/i], here comes Save Nigeria Civil Disobedience, next might be[i] Save Nigeria Protest [/i] and the final might be Save Nigeria War . . . . ROTFLMAO  . . . . Yoruba people are just full of drama. Anyway, good morning to you all.[/quote]Grow a flipping brain cell and stop painting everywhere with your idiocy |
Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by violent(m): 12:16am On Jan 17, 2010 |
Lawd Hammercy!
Soon and very soon, pedo.philes , zoophiles, and many other folks with different weird sexual orientation will demand for legislation to protect their sexuality. |
Politics › Re: Yar’adua’s Aides Blow N10b On Foreign Trips by violent(m): 10:31pm On Jan 15, 2010 |
Amma go get me a sniper rifle. . . and kill some politicians for fun! |
Politics › Re: Senator Ayo Arise Shits In Pant When Confronted By Asari Dokubo (video) by violent(m): 1:08am On Jan 15, 2010 |
Omolulu: what is cowardly there? he made a statement and he was confronted by the person in question.he did what was right by apologizing and he is cowardly? u must truly be that dumb fork tribalist that i hear you are if he aint gotten a long spoon, why invite the devil to dinner? he shoulda shut the fck up! he's a flippin coward Real Men in history stood by their words, Fela Anikulapo, Tai Solarin. . . {to mention a few} all stood by their word, they dont get all shity, you dont hear them call someone a fool and after being confronted, the same fool turns "His Excellency". . fcking cowardly! If fela says you are a "son of a dog" he'd maintain that "You are a son of a dog" even if it will cause another world war |
Politics › Re: Predict And Win! Who Will Come Home First. Super Eagle Or Yar'adua by violent(m): 10:36pm On Jan 13, 2010 |
Good sense of humor!. . . my bet is on the super chickens, our president ain't coming home! |
Politics › Re: ****pro Yaradua Rally Ends In Disarray by violent(op): 10:14pm On Jan 13, 2010 |
bibiking1: This is heart rendering! So they had to hire people to support the president? Its hard to believe either, makes you wonder the extent people go to achieve their aims. But what i found funny is, they refuse to pay the i.diots they hired. . .quite typical of Nigerian leaders, hire and discard! |
Politics › Re: Yaradua To Arrive In Abuja On 15th January 2010 by violent(m): 7:19pm On Jan 13, 2010 |
@Poster: I'd suggest you keep your lies to yourself, you sure got enough to last you a month! |
Politics › Re: ****pro Yaradua Rally Ends In Disarray by violent(op): 6:20pm On Jan 13, 2010 |
Serves them right if you ask me |
Politics › ****pro Yaradua Rally Ends In Disarray by violent(op): 6:16pm On Jan 13, 2010 |
A counter rally organised to drum up support for President Umaru Yar’Adua by the National Alliance of Democracy ended in disarray on Tuesday as youths who took part in it went wild when the money promised them was not forthcoming.
The youths, most of whom were believed to be University of Abuja students, had poured into the National Assembly at about 1pm chanting songs in support of Yar’Adua.
The protesters, who came under the umbrella of the National Alliance of Democracy Defenders, accused Soyinka and the earlier protesters of selfishness and egocentrism.
Delivering a speech on behalf of the group, Mr. O.N. Kelvin said the health of the President should not constitute a means by which some Nigerians to deceive other innocent Nigerians.
He said, “The health of our President is not a thing that has not happened before in the history of leadership. History has it that an American President was so sick for a period of six months and he was not asked to resign by Americans.
“But they supported him emotionally praying for his recovery. Why must our President’s case be different? Meanwhile, the sickness that befell our President was not self-inflicted or is it a sickness that has to do with morality. Why must we not pay for this man God appointed to be our President?”
He also said that there was evidence that the President was recovering speedily, adding that he spoke on the BBC on Tuesday morning. He argued that the President also spoke with the President of the Senate, David Mark and his deputy, Goodluck Jonathan on the phone.
“All we owe our President is prayers and not mockery. Nobody is above sickness, even some citizens that have commented on his health during the early days of his sickness have long died and buried. Only God has the final say,” he said.
The protesters waited to see any of the presiding officers, but not appeared to honour their presence.
As the youths tarried under the sun, complaints and murmurings soon ensued, as they called for compensations for their participation.
The boys became restive and their respective leaders laboured hard to explain the issues to them.
One of them said that the leaders did not take a list of those they invited for the rally, arguing that the number might overwhelm the money that would be made available at the end of the day.
George, a student of UNIABUJA, who spoke to our correspondent, said they were not told that they were coming for a pro-Yar’Adua rally.
“What they told us was that we are coming to protest the listing of Nigeria as a ‘security risk state’ but when we got here, I saw that it was a different thing.
“For me the country is not going on well. If he is alive fine and good, but for me, I don’t really care about that,” he said.
Our correspondent also gathered that although buses were provided to bring the protesters to the venue, there were no indications that the buses were available as at press time to convey them.
One of the protesters said, “They promised that they were going to take us back, we are waiting to see whether they will fulfil their promise, because for me, I did not prepare in terms of finance, to transport myself back to school.” http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20100113116962 |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Abuja 12-01-2010(more pictures) by violent(m): 8:54pm On Jan 12, 2010 |
I love the Placard :_------>>>WHY IS JAMES IBORI A FREE MAN |
Politics › Re: Introducing Doseni Global Ventures by violent(m): 8:28pm On Jan 12, 2010 |
And what the fck has that got to do with Nigerian Politics? |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Abuja 12-01-2010(more pictures) by violent(m): 8:20pm On Jan 12, 2010 |
Here is my fav placard 
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Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Abuja 12-01-2010(more pictures) by violent(m): 5:13pm On Jan 12, 2010 |
Good People, Sick Nation!
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Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Abuja 12-01-2010(more pictures) by violent(m): 5:11pm On Jan 12, 2010 |
Police self join the Protest
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Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 1:23pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
tayoTFC: it has being announced in our musque in ealy prayer this morning, Is someone from your mosque a BBC reporter? |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 1:22pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
Sshhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! the president is about to address the nation
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Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 1:14pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 12:40pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
vigasimple: PLEASE WHAT IS THE CURRENT BALANCE IN OUR FOREIGN RESERVES as at 23rd November 2009 and as of today. If there are major discrepancies for the Minister of Finance to come and explain.
AS far as I am concerned YAR A'DO NOTHING is one man albeit a President but Nigeria will continue to be a country if anyone dies. The position or office of the President is not a family or personal office.
Only a child in the womb will not able to add 2+2 to get 4 about YAR A'LIARS situation long ago. Muttalab case gave the case away. President who cannot contct his counterpart on a serious foreign matter or nor do they allow the VP.
Our brothers up North are serious liars and they use religion to cover up, so they are no different from 419 in high places. Well, i bet everyone is busy sharing the loot while it last!. . . u'll never get an explanation. . . We are talking about Nigeria here |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 12:13pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
Britons say----"God save the queen"
Americans say---"God bless America"
Nigerians wake up and curse their leaders, apparently God listens afterall |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 12:02pm On Jan 11, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 11:57am On Jan 11, 2010 |
A minute silence for the President pls! |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 11:25am On Jan 11, 2010 |
Jakumo: For now, YaraDead's family members are too busy fighting over the money they liberated from the federal treasury to also engage in any displays of crocodile mourning. First things first. Beaf: Someone is crying. . .
[img]http://thebsreport.files./2009/07/crocodile_tears.jpg[/img] Geeeeeez! A President just died! He is not just another Nigerian, He is the friggin President In as much as i hate the way his administration was handled, i couldn't help but give my sympathy at the fact that the dude was just a means to an end in the hands of goons like OBJ |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 11:12am On Jan 11, 2010 |
redsun: Turai or whatever her name is,aondooaka,the infamous attorney general and all those that lie to the nation must be brought to book. In Nigeria? brought to book for what offense exactly? |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 11:08am On Jan 11, 2010 |
Jakumo: Just as I was about to leap to my feet and holler " Good Riddance !", it occurred to me that the window of opportunity to forge YaraDead's signature in furtherance of some of last-minute treasury looting has now closed for good, which is a downright depressing thought. Funny! Is there no one mourning the president? I mean, he's someone's father and someone's husband, that ought to count for something right? |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 11:01am On Jan 11, 2010 |
otawa: If truly Yaradua is dead and Adeniyi lied straight face to NIGERIANS, this would be a complete loss of credibility for him! Scores of lies are told in Nigeria everyday, no one will even remember the little one he told  Everyone will be busy talking about, "Who's next", "Who signed the budget", the AGF will keep lying to save his arse, Ibori will keep hiding his face. . . .all these are enough to keep the country busy for another one year |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 10:55am On Jan 11, 2010 |
I honestly feel for him, he was used as a puppet in a murky political system, he shoulda stayed at home and out of politics. . . . if he did, he'd still be looking forward to weekends with Families. . . .he now lie with the fishes.
Its gon be soooo hot on Ibori and Aondooaka, Goodluck got lucky again.
I'd never have someone named Goodluck as an assistant. . NEVER! |
Politics › Re: REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 10:50am On Jan 11, 2010 |
Beaf: May his gentle soul rest in peace. [size=14pt]Now the nation can bleeping move forward. Aondoakaa can now Bleep off![/size]  This guy is not smiling at all asha 80: hehe.if this is true then who signed the budget and why are the goverment officials lying to us? Well according to the report, it is safe to assume that he signed before he died. . . . |
Politics › REPORT: President Yaradua Is Dead? by violent(op): 10:40am On Jan 11, 2010 |
Nigerian President, His Excellency Umaru Yaradua is dead according to authoritative sources at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre. He died on the 10th of December at 3.30pm at an Intensive Care Unit at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Jeddah Saudi-Arabia. Sources at the Hospital say that the First lady wants to keep the news secret for the next few days for personal reasons. At the time of his death he was surrounded by his wife, Turai and a childhood friend, Nigerian Member of Parliament, The president left Nigeria fifty days ago after complaining of Chest pains. Sources at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Jeddah say that the president suffered among many other things, kidney failure, stroke and massive brain damage. [s] http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/136017[/s] dead linkhttp://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-380636 |
Autos › Re: Export Cars From Usa by violent(m): 3:57am On Jan 11, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Us Senate Invites Mutallab's Father by violent(m): 10:01pm On Jan 10, 2010 |
I feel for the poor dude, he's been called to testify against his own son. . .nothing can be worse in life.
Refusing the invitation might not be such a good publicity after all, they will probably interpret it as support for terror Accepting the invitation is not also a too good choice, they are going to ask him questions he'd hate to answer.
I think his best bet is if he is going to accept, he must have his own lawyers vast in international politics and laws around him whenever he is being questioned! |
Politics › Re: Us Senators Summon Dr. Abdulmutallab, Wants Trial Transferred To Military Court by violent(m): 9:06pm On Jan 10, 2010 |
The Senators want the trial transferred to a military court, a development which will elevate the offence to the status of an attempt to levy war against the United States This is going to be more than worse than the guy hoped for, he'd curse day he went out of his pa's compound! The letter which requested the former Chairman of First Bank to testify before it stated that: “The United State Senate Committee on Foreign Relations would like to extend an invitation to Mr. Farouk Abdulmut-allab, former Chief Executive Officer of the First Bank of Nigeria, to testify before the Committee on the morning of January 20,2009 (wrongly dated).
“Mr. Abdulmutallab acted in a heroic fashion by informing US authorities of his concerns about his son’s whereabouts and activities and by seeking to disrupt what he believed could have been a dangerous situation. We would like to afford him the opportunity to discuss his experience with his son and to provide his recommendations on the process by which he worked with US authorities. “I would also note that Mr. Abdulmutallab’s appearance would allow him to correct the negative press to which Nigeria has been unfairly subjected over the past two weeks. They want the dude to come testify against his son!. . . and the arseholes are planning to sponsor the trip, what other testimony does a prosecutor needs than can be better than his father's? “I am aware of the efforts and sleepless nights by the Vice President on this issue, especially how he has tasked our security agencies and Chief Ojo Maduekwe and President Yar’Adua has been briefed on all these efforts Clown! he means to say the "the president who is brain damaged and does not know his own name" has been briefed on all these efforts---Nigeria the land of impossibilities! |
Politics › Re: I Did Not Really Mean To Detonate - Mutalab. by violent(m): 6:53pm On Jan 10, 2010 |
another Mutallab thread? there must be over a thousand threads already |