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^^^ its not impossible. That sepp blatter eye no done.

ferari90:
He can never respect a simple arrangement
He is daft
He is dull
He is insecure
He is inexperienced
He encourages Terrorism
He plays Politics of intimidation and blackmail
He was a thug/militiant
He is very bigoted
He is very wasteful
He dislikes the Unity Nigeria has  enjoyed for over 50 years

All hail the CONFUSED PRESIDENT
JONATHAN

And He's going to be your president again.
If u want to commit suicide I have a free rope, just send your address - No extra charge!

spikedcylinder:
Ekpe idile is worrying you that why you are talking through your bloody anus. Why not go and bomb your family members first? Or are you trying to say every one of them is honest and straight forward?
Alakori.

U earlier described this PLAYMODE guy as a "Cretin" and I had to look up that word and Gosh what did i find -
 A Person that is: brainless, stewpid, child-like, and full of pointless information that makes no sense and appeals only to other cretins. They can be found in abundance in every single populated internet forum, where they race to post as many mind-numbing messages as possible in a single session. In addition, they seemingly interbreed with other cretins, ensuring that their cretinous genes continue long after they end up dead meaning the Internet will never be rid of their kind. More's the pity.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cretin
U wicked o! So you meant Playmode = Cretin.  

playmode:
The above posts shows that you live in your own bubble.If you don't have a brain,just shut up.This is not kids stuff,this is way above your IQ.

Another malo defending his land of theives.Yes people like me exist and we are called patriots ,dumba.z.z!

I see your kind every day walking the streets sometimes completely unclothed from one dumpsite to another scavenging for God knows what. The only difference B/W you and them is that U're on the net displaying the easily recognisable "antics of a 1unatic" while they walk the streets displaying theirs. So until someone picks u and your kind and drops u in an Asylum where u belong I'm gonna do what we always have to do- Ignore u.


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5625396-146/interpol_search_militant_leaders_south_african.csp

Interpol search militant leader’s South African home[size=8pt][/size]

By Elor Nkereuwem


October 1, 2010 05:40AM

Following an alleged intelligence report that there are planned attacks in Abuja by the popular militant group, Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), during the 50th anniversary celebrations, the Nigerian government allegedly prompted the South African Police to invade the Johannesburg home of Henry Okah, the leader of MEND, in the early hours of yesterday.

Sources who spoke in confidence with NEXT revealed that over 30 South African police officers smashed down Mr Okah’s doors and gained entry into his home at about 3am South African time, with sophisticated weapons in full display as well as about six sniffing dogs, at the instance of the federal government of Nigeria.

“We have been told that the Nigerian government informed the South African police that it is imperative that Mr Okah’s home is searched yesterday because they would find arms and explosives. The federal government has been sending spurious petitions to the South African government about Mr Okah, alleging all kinds of things.

“They said he is exporting arms and explosives from South Africa into Nigeria. But when the South African police invaded his home, they found nothing. Even with their sniffing dogs, they did not find anything,” a source said to NEXT yesterday in Abuja.

Reports have it that the search at Mr Okah’s home, which lasted for about 10 hours, from 3am till about 1pm, yielded neither explosives nor arms.

Ima Niboro, the spokesman for the federal government neither responded to the phone calls nor the text messages sent to him to make enquiries about the role of the presidency in the role.

Federal government’s gripe

Although the Umaru Yar’Adua led government released Mr Okah from a 13-month long detention and granted him amnesty in 2009, unconfirmed reports state that Mr Okah’s name has been placed on the INTERPOL red alert in Nigeria, in connection with arms and drug trafficking.

Emmanuel Ojukwu, the spokesman of the Nigerian Police, has denied any knowledge of the raid. Mr Ojukwu, who told NEXT in Abuja that he is also the spokesman for the INTERPOL in Nigeria, said that he was unaware that Mr Okah’s name had been placed on red alert by the INTERPOL.

“I have no information. I am not aware of that. I speak for the Nigerian police and the INTERPOL and I am not aware of either the invasion or any red alert,” Mr Ojukwu said in a telephone interview.

Mr Okah, in response, said that he was unshaken but that he was upset that his children were frightened by the police officers who tore down their bedroom doors and barged into their rooms with rifles.

“I am not surprised by the federal government’s actions. What I am surprised at is that the South African government would allow themselves to be used by Nigerians. I am, however, not moved by whatever means the government is trying to use to intimidate me. I am constantly fighting against the oppression of my people in the Niger Delta,” Mr Okah said in a statement obtained by NEXT.

playmode:
Bloody I.d.io.t ,fxcking monkey what have you done to help Nigeria grow? All people like you do is kiss a.z.z.You are still a baby whose brain has not developed to the stage where you will realize that Nigeria will not be free until blood is shed. It is called a revolution nitwit.

And U're shedding your blood in Jo'burg while others are shedding theirs in your "beloved" country so u can applaud them on the pages of Nairaland abi? DUNCE!!!!
U think this is one of your Playstation Games? And u think your brain is developed cos u can play Call of Duty!

playmode:
My GOD bless MEND, they are real patriotic Nigerians who can see through the farce of a president known as Jonathan. I hope they cause more havoc in Abuja, it is time for us to show support to those who are good governance. There is nothing to celebrate in Nigeria and i am glad MEND has disgraced that baboon GEJ.

They should try to be more accurate with their targets and avoid hitting innocent civilians. They should target senators, ministers and even the president’s convoy. I will suggest the use of long range snipers,that way they can cause smooth baggage free damage. Maybe then these bastards in power will have the fear of GOD.

U r the biggest dunce that ever walked the face of the earth. CONGRATULATIONS. Your father would be so proud of his wasted seed!

Abagworo:
MEND is making a big mistake.This is more like terrorism.Nigeria is gradually turning to a terrorist country.What happened in Aba and what just happened in Abuja are pure acts of terrorism.

I hope U can see the correlation? The pioneers of the hottest Fad in the country - Kidnapping, just introduced something new.

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) -- Two car bombs detonated in Nigeria's capital Friday and a third explosion hit a venue where the president was celebrating the nation's 50th independence anniversary, leaving at least seven dead following a threat from the country's main militant group.

The explosions came after militants warned there was "nothing worth celebrating after 50 years of failure" in Africa's most populous nation, which is oil-rich but where most live on less than $1 a day.

Friday's attacks would be among the militants' boldest yet, striking in Nigeria's capital during an event with heavy security held hundreds of miles (kilometers) from the Niger Delta region where they are based.

A car bomb detonated just as a military formation began to march at Eagle Square, where President Goodluck Jonathan was on hand for the celebration.

Five minutes later, a second car bomb detonated, killing at least seven people, a police officer told an Associated Press reporter at the scene. At least one of the dead was a policeman, the officer said. The officer spoke on the condition of anonymity, as he was not authorized to speak to reporters.

Inside Eagle Square, an AP reporter saw a small explosive detonate before members of the military gathered there. A security agent was seen lying on the ground near that blast.

T[b]he 50th independence anniversary ceremony continued without interruption, though attendees clearly recognized something had gone wrong.[/b]

The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, the main militant group in Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta, had issued a threat to journalists Friday morning.

"For 50 years, the people of the Niger Delta have had their land and resources stolen from them," the statement read. "The constitution before independence which offered resource control was mutilated by illegal military governments and this injustice is yet to be addressed."

Upset by the spills and the region's unceasing poverty, militants in the delta have targeted pipelines, kidnapped petroleum company workers and fought government troops since 2006. That violence drastically subsided after a government-sponsored amnesty deal last year, which provided cash payoffs for fighters and the promise of job training. However, many ex-fighters now complain that the government has failed to fulfill its promises.

The militants have used car bombs before. In March, they detonated two car bombs near a government building in the Niger Delta where officials were discussing the amnesty deal, wounding two people in an attack heard live on television.

In April 2006, MEND claimed responsibility for attacks on an army barracks and an oil refinery during which two people were killed. It also detonated a car bomb outside a state governor's office in December 2006.

Nigeria, a member of OPEC, is one of the top crude oil suppliers to the U.S.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/AF_NIGERIA_EXPLOSION?SITE=JRC&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

Here's a little more detail


The Associated Press (AP): Two car bombs detonate outside of Nigeria's federal court, leaving at least three wounded.
http://www.kxnet.com/getArticle.asp?ArticleId=640130

So its not Eagles square and no deaths - yet. thank God 4 little mercies

Oh Oh! its all over the news. But none is confirming the scene or casualties. God save Nigeria.

Bash the man when he does wrong but also give him some credit when he speaks the truth and thats exactly what he has done. Dont be blinded by your hatred not to acknowledge the truth - Our founding fathers failed the Nigeria they so much struggled to have. Obasanjo's right period.

HA ha ha . very funny

Jezzybrown:
sorry bt you are wrong my dear think harder

Is this a joke or a Riddle?

chyz:
No, i wont support it because, why would you give them their own state but reject the name that they have chosen for it? Thats a slap in the face. And i see your point about the different clans sharing power. im guessing it will be scrapped up so that their will be equality.Anyways i believe theyve already worked that out because they have had their blueprint years back. The thing that might kill them is the what theyve dont i the past as far as trying to make their LGA name as their tribal name. If most would have just stuck to Igbo than a imminent situation such as "clan" are artificial tribe issue wouldnt be a problem. Its kind of like how saraki screwed himself for presidency because of his denial of ethnicity but his acceptance of it when he thought it suited him.Now the north wont allow him run on their ticket. Its kinda like that.

Hmmm U seem to know so much about Northern politics, well good for you. Now let me educate u bit about Anioma politics.
Those were some of the conditions given by the "leaders of thought" of the Ukwuani's/Ndokwas to make a future state acceptable (mind u some Ukwuani's think the name "Ukwuani" leaves them out so they'll rather be called Ndokwa's - I smell a future separate state agitation) Ordinarily they would be ignored except for the fact that they posess 100% of the Oil that makes this state so attractive!
  So I ask again would a future state be in the interest of the people, the Igbos or ambitious politicians if its mere imagination is already breeding division amongst a once united people?

mikeansy:
I find this kind of News reporting from Nigerian journalists very outdated.

Why can't headline read: Buhari's aide- Ya'u Shehu Darazo - Tackles Northern Leaders.

Nigerian journalists must stop this culture of misleading headlines.

On the contrary, I find it very up to date. I'm sure u watched welcome to Lagos didnt u?

mikeansy:
you need to learn to talk about others with a measure of respect

Please dont start.

chyz:
It best serves the anioma people because they have been clamoring for the state for a long time.It gives them more breathing room from tribes that even are still fight up until this moment to move Asaba out of anioma because they say the capital should not go to igbos. As far as the revenue goes like Imo, Anambra, Abia,etc. they will have their own revenue.Theres no such sharing state revenues,at least i dont think so but we are talking about nigeria.

So will u support a future state retaining the name "Delta"as against Anioma, its first governor probably for the first 8 years coming from the Ukwuani's ( I'm assuming u know who they are) , and them (Ukwuanis) having 2 out of the 3 senatorial districts the state will have?

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My belle O!!!

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chyz:
No disrespect but your question kinda comes off as an oxymoron. I'm not getting your point.

It wasnt intended 2 be one. Anyway my question was if the interest of the people is supreme like u said, would an Anioma state best serve that interest? or would it just be a chest thumping reason for the Igbos? I mean like "yeah We've got yet another state" or just an avenue for those we seem to prefer like Pat Utomi to have a quick avenue to governance?

chyz:
The interests of a people is supreme

In whose interest is Anioma state? the Igbos, the likes of Pat Utomi or the potential Anioma people?

chyz:
I met him earlier this year at an event in DC for Igbos.politicains came,business men, poets,etc. He's a great guy, I just think he should wait until we all come together as igbos and we can put him up as a consensus candidate but for now going for senate or governor would have been better.

So have the Igbos accepted him as an Igbo really? Or when the chips are down they start knowing who is a true blooded Igbo and who is not.

Too bad that such a national asset both politically and intellectually cannot become the Governor of his homestate (Delta) not to speak of becoming president of Nigeria. just too bad

dappssee:
@Wesley: I'm sure you dont work in or have never worked with a structured organization so all these don't make sense to you. How can you prepare a budget without a plan?

So U've worked in or currently work in a supposed structured organization where your newly appointed MD barely 3 months into his administration can prepare a "fixed budget" your organization is expected to operate with for the next 4 years? If your answer is yes then I assure you that by this time next year the only segment that will interest you in Nairaland will be the Jobs / Vacancies section. If your answer is No then you should give Jega some credit.
   

dappssee:
Besides what makes you think his registration with this race against time will be any different.

You have the right to be a pessimist, I too have a right to be an Optimist with good reasons.
[quote author=dappssee link=topic=518654.msg6807368#msg6807368 date=1285244752

dappssee:
If he was smart, he should have looked for a way of integrating the NPC's data and using the national ID cards as a base since he claimed he doesn't have time.

Now just listen to yourself speak. And you think  Jega isnt smart? how on earth would U advocate for the usage of an NPC data that makes INEC look flawless in comparison? Do u know the percentage of Nigerians that were left wondering if they were actually Nigerians by the last Census? then you dare to speak of a national ID that only 1 in 800 citizens have? Oh come on!!
  i dont know what part of the world you live in but I live in Nigeria and take it from me  for once since I've been hearing of Voters registration in this country, there is an awareness and a determination by  everyone I've come acros to not only make a difference but to be the difference and you can feel it. So if you were the Chair U'lld deny people like me the opportunity simply becos theres NO TIME? Do u hate Nigeria this much?

dappssee:
1. He presented a new budget and plans to organize a fresh voters register without seeing the possibility of working with the old data. Does this mean that as a banker, a change in leadership must mean opening a fresh register of customers?

So u expect him to conduct a credible election with a voters register that has the likes of Mike Tyson and MKO Abiola as duly registered voters ( a la Ondo State)? F .Y .I U need a credible voters register to have a credible election.

dappssee:
2. At the budget presentation, he didn't sound like he had an idea of what he wanted to do with the N85bn he was demanding. How it was arrived at and what plans he had. The house hurriedly passed the budget because they claimed there was no time.

So what? Now he does and He's started doing it.

dappssee:
3. He has requested that election dates be changed. Didn't he get necessary commitments from vendors and all the logistics required before announcing the dates?

Maybe he didnt, mahbe he did but has found out it wont be possible and has chosen to "eat humble pie" by goin back on his word than goofing at the end - Now thats some1 thats determined to get it right.

dappssee:
These are signs of someone who is unserious and probably overwhelmed with the tasks. I doubt if he can conduct free and fair elections. Its not about personal integrity but organizational skills. Conducting elections is not like conducting a semester exam.

These are signs of some1 who is serious, maybe (just maybe)seemingly overwhelmed but ready to face the challenges squarely. I believe he can conduct free and fair elections.
This is about conducting free and fair national elections in a notoriously corrupt society not a departmental exam, the man needs our support and encouragement.

Old skool
Mariam - Bongos Ikwe
Joromi - Victor Uwaifo
Ali Chuks - Ego Ji orlu
And , hmmm my memory fails me




Relatively New
Celebrate - Alex O
Jagajaga - Eedris Abdulkareem
Shakomo  - Remedies
That gyration song (Everybody gyrate?)by Tony One week

Hypraise:
It's either way, u can boil d tomatoe first or fry it directly.It wont taste raw if u'l b patient wit it 2 dry properly.I boil it 1st wen i want 2 preserve d tomatoe 4 future use.

Ok then.I'll check it out

Adonike:
A very good write-Up
but I sincerely think that the currency(our NAIRA) should should be named 'WAZOBIA' or be left at NAIRA!

Are there only 3 tribes in Nigeria? Wazobia ko, Turaki ni.

Ribadu is good, very good and undoubtedly the only Nigerian I can think of that has proven himself beyond any reasonable doubt but can he really rule todays Nigeria? Does he have the temperament to rule todays Nigeria? There's hardly a Ribadu interview I've read without His arrogance( of course he has every reason to be) coming to the fore. The man is too direct and does not have the con or temperament necessary to outwit a house of Assembly full of self seeking individuals, a corruption endemic Civil service or a military that is yet to fully believe its constitutional role is in the barracks.
  Ribadu is a radical and Nigeria is not ready for radical change - At least not in the form Ribadu presents maybe someday we will but not just yet. So I'm gonna save my 10 naira and hope he gets to play a role in the GEJ government.

Ask Becomrich.

Hypraise:
1. Blend d desired quantity of tomatoes, pepper, onions n mayb garlic n ginger if u want.
2. Heat groundnut/vegetable oil n add d blended stuff. Leav till d tomatoe is dried. Do not stir except u perceiv it's gettin burnt.
3. Add water or meat stock, your seasonings n salt 2 taste. Add your boiled meat. Leave 2 boil 2 allow d stew n meat absorb d ingredients. Stir occasionally 2 prevent it 4rm burns.
Giv dis a try n c hw easy it is. Let's knw hw it went afterwards too.

Forgive my ignorance but shouldnt you first boil the blended tomatoes & pepper separately till it becomes dry before adding to your heated groundnut/vegetable oil? You'll probably prepare stew with raw - tasting tomatoes if you dont first boil till it gets dry. Abi u want set somebody up?

topgirl:
im waiting too,plsssssssssssssssssssss.

I sorry for u.