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[quote author=*556#]Yoruba this, Yoruba that? okay, how has your loud mouthing stops the boko haram from converting you to roasted goats on daily basis?[/quote]Why dont you just get lost you attention - seeking - barely - literate turd?

gbanikiti: how long shall the igbos continue to be the victims of circumstances? How many more innocent igbo souls will have to perish till jonathan leaves office? Did i hear uwazuruike say igbos shouldnt reteliate? Very well then! Let the attack on ndi igbo in the north continue!

How many Mallams did you kill before this "unfortunate" call by Uwazurike made you sheathe your sword? My gallant sister please tell us.

^ Shut up you senseless twerp and take your rubbish elsewhere.

talking fingers: el-Rufai DID NOT put those words down, please. He merely retweeted other people's tweets (both of whom mentioned him in them), and linked his tweet to his Facebook page. Let's not let our hatred blind us to the point where we make false accusations ourselves. At worst, we can presume he shares those sentiments. And that, he can always deny.

That's exactly why we r presuming he tweeted them! Let the foul mouthed talkative come out and deny he didnt.

Finally, some voice of reason in the land of understandable insanity. No matter how you choose to look at this call, its the right one.

Owerri – Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), on Wednesday urged northerners in Imo not to entertain any fear of reprisal attacks. Uwazuruike reacted to rumours that northerners in the state would be attacked in retaliation for Monday’s bombing in Sabo- Gari, Kano. He said, in Owerri, that it was wrong for anyone to kill an innocent northerner residing in the state because many of the victims of the bombing were Igbo. He added that the MASSOB group in the state would join security agencies to arrest anyone who attacked northerners on the issue. He said that the bombing was meant to arouse the anger of the Igbo to fight back in other to disrupt President Jonathan’s administration. He pledged to support the president’s administration, adding that no amount of temptation would make him instigate problems that could lead to Jonathan’s failure. The MASSOB leader warned the public that any attack on northerners in Imo was an attack on innocent persons that had no part in the bombing.(NAN)

vanguardngr.com/2013/03/kano-bombing-massob-warns-imo-citizens-against-reprisal-attack-on-northerners/

dayokanu: Some of us question any man who rules the country

The same whip we used to flog, Abacha we used on OBJ, We used on yar Adua and on retardeen jonathan

Some of you are nothing but irredemable foools excreting unbelievable ediocy with every sentence that drains out of the pit latrine you call your mouth. Like Dayomumu like El Rufai.

shymexx: Perhaps, maybe you need to start using your brain-cells and realise that we live in a competitive world - and no one is going to give you hand-outs and transfer technology/know-how to you on a platter of gold - you've to do it yourself... No one gave the Chinese hand-outs, they had to go there and get it to become what they're today - heck, they achieved everything under technology embargo... Iran is also thriving under back-breaking sanctions by itself without hand-outs from anyone - why can't Africa do the same

At the end of the day, the Chinese are giving you the best bargain you can get anywhere right now... Why can't you maximise that to your advantage and stop crying wolf everywhere like spoiled brats?? Africa needs to look inwards - life/world is about the survival of the fittest... China will always look out for China!! Take the best bargain that you've ever got for your resources and move to the next level - this is Africa's last chance as we move into a bi-polar world...

^ In your desperation to pick on his academic qualifications and all that, you missed the core of Sanusi's message; the Devil is in now so what do we do? The Chinese are bulldozing their way through Africa like undetected cancer in a human so how do we put a stop to their adventure? The drivel you posted above may have strained your brain cells but sadly, is only fit for the bin. Nice try but I still think you'll be better off sticking with NBA commentary.

shymexx: So, this clown is now the new western imperialist tool they're grooming to destroy Africa in the next decade, no Focus on your job, mate... Oh well, that's if he actually knows what his job entails - a man who studied Islamic studies should never have been appointed as the head of the CBN, anyway...

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^^^^Birds of a feather..SMFDH.... Africa's NEMESIS..

^Maybe you should stick to your favoured basketball commentaries, this is serious stuff and It's obvious digesting stuff this serious is way beyond some. Lebron and the Heats in some run huh?

Hehehe, Block 1 abi? Stayed in that block also during my Youth Service and I'm not surprised a snake found its way into the main block judging by how close it is to that semi - forest that's been left to develop because it shields the pit - latrine. We hardly complained abt it then cos it served a very useful purpose - Shortput - but then a snake never paid us a visit! Me thinks someone needs to alert the Oga at the top at ... I wouldav said the address here o, but you guys know why I wont abi?

www.nairaland.com/1225530/oga-top-obafaiye-shem-sunday#14758955

Oga at the top finished from UNILAG. Let's celebrate one of our very own, Mods Frontpage abeg.

Our Oga at the top should put this in front page na.

kennykool4u: TEL ME THE COMPANY, I WANNA DO SOME BOOKING

I would've told you o, but I dont want to say something then later my Oga at the top wiil say something different. But if you insist sha you can check ww.rangerover ahem datsall

[quote author=Mr. Garri.]What da heck are you saying...nigga??

You Mad bro??

[/quote]I lend my voice in asking as well.

I would've said first to comment but I'm not sure my Oga at the top would allow me, ahem that's all!

[quote author=*556#]Empty? Because names are out and Igbos were found to be actively among the thieves and cabals cornering the wealths of Niger Deltans?[/quote]There are many that'll be glad to down that road with you unfortunately, I'm not one of them.

[quote author=*556#]Shut it!

Come and defend your claims. ARE YOU IGBOS NOT FULLY REPRESENTED HERE ARE YOU NOT PART OF THOSE STEALING THE WEALTH OF NIGER DELTANS[/quote]If only you could read you'd know 5egun's piece is empty.

Informative in several ways but I just keep wondering why it's YORUBA's that are bent on puncturing Sen Enang's claim! Have this guys ever heard the word SHUT UP before? Not even the "accused" Northerners are trying to with this much zeal, wetin sef? it's been one ediotically vapid piece to the other feigning deep knowledge but yet lacking the critical information on which to fault Sen Enang's claim: Who makes the real dough from the ND fields?
I'm indifferent as to whether Northerners, SW or Easterners actually do as the fact remains that the real people are being played for suckers but at the same time let the "Yoruba eggheads" with limitless resources and information fault the Senators claim with hardcore facts or Shut it. Field dey pass field and we know some of those fields mentioned are not being exploited so WHICH OF THEM ARE and WHO OWNS THEM? Segun and co should get the facts or bend over and shove their endless pieces down their other ends!

No need to change it, we can have 2 APC's during the election. All the Tinubu/Buhari version need do is create a catchy party logo that'll leave their supporters in no doubt as to which is which. I'll recommend two crossed AK47's, some Arabic inscriptions and a very big bomb at the background. Problem solved. Sai Butinubu!

Long yawnnnnnnnnn! Perhaps your title should've read "is the third mainland bridge vibrating?" you need a handful of corroborators to come up with a declarative title like yours, for all I know you could've been high on early morning shekpe when you passed the bridge this morning! Did you also see a shark dancing etighi?

^ That's what you guys said with Buhari only to get a hiding from the PDP.

Delta state needs urgent help but I'm wary of talkatives. That said, it's great to see some of the states better people aspiring for its governorship but outside the PDP, Keyamo's only realistic chance lies in the courts! The PDP owns, understands and runs Delta state like no other state - and they love noisemakers.

Human rights activist, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has indicated his interest to vie for the governorship of Delta State with a promise to take Deltans out of what he called the present state of underdevelopment. Speaking at his country home in Effurun-Warri, during the maiden meeting of Delta Forces United (a platform he is using to mobilise all progressive Deltans), Keyamo declared that time had come for the citizens to be liberated from the dynasty of thieves that has been created over the years in the state. The fiery lawyer who did not mince words in condemning what he regarded as politics of cronyism, ethnicity, prebendalism and underdevelopment in the state, pointed out that there had not been much to show for the 14 years of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state. He explained that what the state had been saddled with was a legacy of primitive accumulation and godfatherism, while the masses continue to live in abject poverty with little infrastructural development of the state. Keyamo wondered why a few who have continued to marginalise majority of Deltans would arrogate the power and right to decide who succeeds them instead of allowing the people’s will to prevail. Revealing his vision to over 200 members of the Delta Forces United, who attended the meeting from the various local government areas of the state, the activist who has vowed to live the rest of his life for the betterment of the state, noted that Deltans over time have been held hostage by members of a cabal, who would not see any other candidate as having the right qualities to govern. According to him, the cabal has done much to promote mediocrity by not allowing internal democracy to reign. Priority in his vision (among other things) he said would therefore be the enthronement of democratic governance and provision of employment for the jobless Deltans even as he promised to take agriculture to a level where it can generate revenue like oil. Though Keyamo has not yet decided on which political party platform he would run for the election, yet he has ruled out the possibility of joining the PDP as he did not see anything good in the party particularly in the state. From the expression of participants at the meeting, it was quite evident that many Deltans were already tired of the present state of affairs in the State and would be ready for a positive change being promised by Keyamo. Each of the speakers, a good number of who travelled from Lagos, Asaba, Ughelli, the creeks of Delta State and other places to attend the meeting expressed high degree of optimism and confidence in the ability of Keyamo to lead the struggle against politics of despoliation, greed, intimidation, corruption and under-development in the state. With Keyamo’s vow to pursue the philosophy of returning power to the people (by allowing the masses to choose who would govern the state) like the case of Edo State, every participant agreed to take the message back to the grassroots with a view to erecting a structure that would facilitate the actualisation of his ambition come 2015. This, many participants said, dated back to 1999, when Chief James Ibori, emerged as governor and after eight years, handed over to his cousin; Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, who continued in the same tradition which had favoured only a few in their clique.

thisdaylive.com/articles/2015-keyamo-declares-for-delta-governorship-race/141867/

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]If true, Nigerians should better stick to thier road travels. The ex-DG should return to the US or better go to one of those African countries and help them with the wealth of experience He has in Aviation.

When you allow a mediocre take reign of rulership cowardly act becomes the trade mark of leadership.[/quote]Plenty plenty talk, little little sense. We know your mouth is bigger than your head but do you mind drawing on some common sense from the pit of your stomach?
Let me guide you; Oya how was Demuren transforming our aviation sector with his "wealth of experience" b4 this sack which you're not sure what he did/didnt do to suddenly deserve?

Open display of idiocy. Imagine the foolish kindargaten logic of ACN's national spokesman!

Only a fool would ignore such an advice. However, he was treated for CANCER and it takes months for the effect of the "poisonous" drugs he was treated with to wear down completely, some adverse reactions in periods just after treatment would be expected. I sincerely hope he isnt suffering a relapse.

[quote author=SIR cum a lot]Where do you go to check if your building is on goverment land? someone pointed out that even the town planning people are showing false maps and pocketing money from well meaning people?anytime I hear this kind of story fear dey always grip me.[/quote]Go check it inside Tinubu's masterplan.

[quote author=GARRI (x7)]Truth be told many of them were duped into buying land from "Land-Grabbers". For those who however have a genuine case, see what has been promised them:[/quote]Compensation for those with genuine cases? Humour me. Fashola is on a steady and destructive course of trampling on defenseless and vulnerable citizens with the full might of the state under pretentious and frivolous laws. Same people that sold those lands are thesame people now directing those bulldozers with the active connivance of the stooge in Alausa. It took at least a decade for that community to develop and in all that time the govt looked the other way only to roll out bulldozers when there's nothing left to sell!
Yet the smooth talking elitist hypocrite continues to get the applause of two horned demons in human form while deliberately carving out policies that only serve to gratify the elite and fuelling the inequity that has made Lagos a classic case of unforgiveable skewed development. The fool only has to look up North to see where he's headed. The growing discontent he's fueling won't be stomached for long, the millions of families he's turning to desperate "Enemies of State" with nothing else to lose will let off steam someday when they get tired of being homeless in the midst of such brazen state-sponsored opulence.
Fashola should go sandfill more of the Ocean for his favored elite and leave the poor struggling to eke out a living to live in peace, these are same people on whose backs the State's economy is being built upon, Lagos is what it is today not because of the less than 1% elite but because of the 90something% poor yet they are treated as lepers mostly because they aren't indigenous. There's a storm gathering and "if the clouds be full of rain, they empty themselves upon the earth". Enough said.

As the Tinubu land grab continues, Another COMMUNITY bites the dust. Government of the elite, by the elite and for the elites. Run, run all ye paupers!

By Olasunkanmi Akoni …
Barely two weeks after residents of Ijora- Badia, a slum dwelling within Iganmu Alawo Community in Apapa Iganmu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, were displaced following demolition of their houses, hundreds of structures allegedly built on government’s land in Odoiragunshi Community in Eredo Local council Development Area of Epe, were on Tuesday brought down. The demolition, which rendered the occupants homeless, was carried out by a combined team of the Lagos State Task Force on Environment and Special Offences Unit and the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development. The bulldozers moved to the site after residents ignored several warning notices by the state government urging them to vacate the acquired land which was said to be captured under the state master-plan for the construction of a modern housing scheme. The residents, who were apparently in shock, claimed they have necessary documents to the ownership of the land from indigenes of the town about a decade ago. Before the structures were pulled down, some of the buildings had approved plans boldly written on them but the government in its reaction claimed that those plans were fraudulently acquired from town planning officials. A top official of the government, who spoke on condition of anonymity, explained that the land was wrongly acquired through what he termed ‘ fly co-ordinate’ to fraudulently obtain the supposed building approval. Supposed building approvals “They must have been swindled to acquire the land in the first place…. That is why government always tells them to seek information when acquiring land,” he said. As the demolition was going on, most of the affected residents rushed to the scene from their various work places; others travelled from as far as Ajah and Ogun State to salvage their properties, while few others who could not bear the shocking reality fainted as they saw what was once their beloved homes reduced to rubbles before their eyes.
The buildings comprising of completed and several uncompleted buildings were totally brought down. One of the affected landlords narrated his ordeal, saying that properties worth hundreds of millions had been destroyed by government. Mr. Tajudeen Debo, who said he purchased the land from one Alhaji Ashafa, also known as Oloye in 2004 but built his five-bedroom flat in 2007, narrated thus: “I obtained all my papers validly from the government. When they began threatening us we went to Alausa to have a meeting with them but we were told the Permanent Secretary of Land Bureau was not around. So they rescheduled the meeting for March 13; today March 5, they are demolishing our houses. “They brought a White man to measure my land before this latest action. It is sad that with my children and aged parents I have been chased out of the building I laboured to build to have a decent life. It is painful and regrettable.” Speaking to Vanguard Metro, the Task Force boss, Chief Superintendent of Police, Bayo Sulaimon, who led the demolition team, said government would not sacrifice the land for the selfish interest of some individuals at the expense of the larger public, adding that the place is meant to be an industrial area that will serve the rest of the residents and the indigenes. On allegation that information on the demolition came on short notice, Sulaimon said that he had been to the place for more than four times, stressing that the last time government officials came to the community, they were chased away with charms and other weapons. He said: “How did they come here in the first place? The place has been earmarked for a project and apart from that, they built without approval and government cannot allow individual interest to override public interest. They fly the co-ordinate by taking chart of a location that is free of government acquisition to dubiously get building approval. It is like taken the survey of Oregun to seek government approval on buildings in Alausa. “Those who are building on government’s land thinking that nothing will happen are in for a shock because government will rise up and take action one day. This is a message for all land grabbers and unsuspecting buyers. “We have been on it for a very long time, they are only being economical with the truth. I have been here for more than four times. They were probably being cajoled by miscreants called ‘omo onile’ to quickly build on government land, thinking that once the structures are erected nothing will happen. That is the strategy used by miscreants that are selling government land to them. People should seek information from government on any land before paying or building on the land. If they have genuine certificate of ownership before the acquisition by the government, they will be duly compensated. Assembly intervenes However, the state House of Assembly, irked by the demolition, has summoned the Commissioners for Physical Planning, Environment and the Permanent Secretary, Lands Bureau over the demolition exercise in Epe-Odo Eragbushi. Segun Olulade who raised the motion under Matter of Urgent Public Importance during a Plenary Session, explained that he received a call from Odo-Eregbushi despite the fact that investigation on the issue was on-going in the state House of Assembly. Olulade established the fact that ‘Stay Action’ had been pronounced on this issue to the Ministry of Physical Planning through their Commissioner, Mr. Toyin Ayinde. House Committee Chairman on Physical Planning, Mufutau Egberongbe, went further to explain that deliberation was adjourned till March 13 for the matter to be concluded, frowning that the ‘Stay Action’ pronouncement was ignored and the demolition carried out. Sanai Agunbiade, who also contributed to the issue, suggested that henceforth, all ‘Stay Action’ pronouncements should be made in written form to act as evidence. He added that the ministries of Physical Planning, Environment and Lands Bureau should meet and agree on a unifying demolition move so as to work as a single body and get back to the House. The Speaker of the House, Adeyemi Ikuforiji, added that some of the certificates of occupancy displayed by the residents of the petitions were obtained illegally, saying that the commissioners should appear before the House to shed light on the issue.
vanguardngr.com/2013/03/another-lagos-community-reduced-to-rubbles/

^ Ok, but you guys attended same school abi?

^ Musiwa is that you?