Politics › Re: Breaking: Maiduguri Bombed Again In Friday Morning Attack by Whynotthetruth(m): 11:46am On Oct 16, 2015 |
Plz stop spreading propaganda... this is not a structured attack  |
Politics › Re: PDP Officially Zones Presidency To North by Whynotthetruth(m): 11:32am On Oct 16, 2015 |
SenseiX: Expected decision and a pragmatic one at that from the party. A lot depends on whether Buhari goes for a second term which I increasingly doubt. If Buhari does not run then the party stands a chance, if he runs he will always lock down the North no matter what. Dankwambo the presumptive PDP frontrunner for now, Ribadu waiting in the wings. Obi or NOI would be running mate. Dankwanbo vs Obi should do for me... |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Boko Haram: Multiple Explosions Rock Maiduguri Again - Daily Post by Whynotthetruth(m): 8:15pm On Oct 15, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 5:55pm On Oct 15, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 2:51am On Oct 14, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 2:49am On Oct 14, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 10:40am On Oct 13, 2015 |
DMerciful: If he is a man of integrity, uprightness and justice he wouldn't have said Abacha did not steal. He wouldn't have said a fight against BH is a fight against d North. He is no where near being a Nationalist  APC said he's the messiah and saint we need...so let's see how he redeems Nigeria most importantly from APC stalwarts |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 10:37am On Oct 13, 2015 |
OrlandoOwoh: Rubbish! If you so much love Alamieyeseigha, why not be his "abobaku?"   I love the truth more...and I feel people should start asking questions why some thieves are untouchable... |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:53am On Oct 13, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:50am On Oct 13, 2015 |
Firefire: Buhari overall sectional agenda will fail. Amen... |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:48am On Oct 13, 2015 |
Firefire: Buhari overall sectional agenda will fail. Amen... |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:46am On Oct 13, 2015 |
peppyluv02: Get ready to dance more because the big thieves (Obasanjo,Tinubu,atiku and co)you and your likes (zombie lying liars ) have declared saints will die too. Maybe to him they have immunity to death or probably time will stop at their demise ... |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:43am On Oct 13, 2015 |
IVORY2009: bro, kindly correct wat u have written. Be specific bro ...where's the mistake? |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 8:03am On Oct 13, 2015 |
Firefire: 7. "Why is buhari not interested in implementing Confab report since he's purported to be a man of integrity, uprightness and justice"? Ya...or is sectional interest more important than national interest to buhari as a president  |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 7:26am On Oct 13, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 7:03am On Oct 13, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 6:55am On Oct 13, 2015 |
HungerBAD: Brb Be back and drop something constructive...thanks |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 6:53am On Oct 13, 2015 |
Candyrain: When one looks at this country called Nigeria, one just shakes its head. We know what the problem is that we are facing in this country, we know what to do to get out of it but those who have Nigeria in their hands just don't care since the present structure is good for them. Do we keep quiet and watch them run us as they want? NO. We'll keep talking and hope one day something is gonna happen. Sure, we keep talking hoping one day, the aim would be achieved... |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 12:46am On Oct 13, 2015 |
kenny987: The parasitic elements in this country refuse to change the status quo. They benefit greatly from this sick arrangement to the detriment of the Southern oil producing regions. Unfortunately the thieves from oil producing states compromise their people, get involved in raping and destroying their region under the guise of calling for fiscal control. When the powers that be decide to get them, they are actually guilty, their fingers are caught in the pie and there's no denying it. When it happens, all their people see is their guilt and culpability.
If fiscal federalism and resource control will come to fruition, affected persons from Southern Nigeria must form a formidable front and do away with all the divide and rule tendencies that have been employed all along. The front persons leading the cause must be prepared to pay the price of being upright and avoiding the temptation that comes with free oil money. The press must be engaged as well to tell their side of the story not only what the government decides to feed the country. That is why Radio Biafra is a thorn in their flesh cos now another side of the story can be heard. It is just one part of the battle that must be fought n won... Good one...but will greed and personal aggrandizement allow for such unity of purpose...DSP Alamieyeseigha did provide some sort of umbrella for ijaw nation before his demise...Who takes over now? Jonathan isn't a radical leader with crazy instincts required here  |
Politics › Re: Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 12:36am On Oct 13, 2015 |
themilanway:
Defending indefensible?
Ibori was accused and charged to a Nigerian competent court,his case was thrown out for lack of merit.
The UK government thought other wise,after all he used their financial system in looting those monies.
They jailed his ass along side gang of thieves.
Alams died like a chicken,despite looting over £1.5 million,he couldn't build a world class hospital.
Karma is a beautiful bitch.
You lots should keep on cooking your useless theories,at the end,you will all pay for it some time soon.
Nonsense. 1)After pouring your venom and cursing yourself, you didn't attempt any of the questions here... 2)DSP Alamieyeseigha NEVER died like a chicken...he's being celebrated by his own...Pray you have as much people to accord you as much respect on your time... 3)Nobody doubted or argued that nobody stole or whatever... come with your sense and not prejudice next time...thanks |
Politics › Beyond What They Told Us... by Whynotthetruth(op): 7:39pm On Oct 12, 2015*. Modified: 11:44pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
This post is NOT in anyway to support looting of common treasury; but I think the dictum that NOTHING or NOBODY is entirely bad in itself/himself, as even a spoilt clock is right twice daily holds true here.
The duo of James Onanefe Ibori and DSP Alamieyeseigha(RIP), though are accused of money laundering and other attendant corruption charges, have something UNIQUE; which I feel fed their being singled out among the retinue of corrupt personnels bedevilling Nigeria.(Kindly note here that I believe strongly that corruption in Nigeria can NEVER be stopped by any agency; EFCC, ICPC, CIA, FBI, or whatever or even any individual in Nigeria; because it is not a federal or state or LGA sin alone, but a decay of the GENERAL VALUE/NORM system in Nigeria, wherein wealth is valued & respected over and above integrity. And most people aren't ready to sweat for success anymore).
As James Ibori is serving his term in UK presently; Buhari was being accused of planning to extradict Alamieyeseigha to UK for another prosecution before his painful death.
These men(IBORI & ALAMIEYESEIGHA) are two FEARLESS, OUTSPOKEN, COURAGEOUS and probably more CONFRONTATIONAL advocates or faces of RESOURCE CONTROL and FISCAL FEDERALISM in the contemporary Nigeria. They have always insisted on the above notwithstanding the threats and intimidation.
Given their similar corruption crime ordeal,unflinching home support of the masses, similarity of their accusers, presidents of Nigeria and other questionable events surrounding this case; one cannot afford not to ask serious and maybe bitter truth questions.
[b]1) Is it a mere coincidence that both of them have been prosecuted by our colonial masters and architects of this dysfunctional marriage called Nigeria?
2)Is it just by similar fate that both have been accused of intimidating corruption, even when a look further up country shows an array of men with FAR MORE mind boggling illicit wealth amidst poverty ridden neighbors cruising around?
3)Is anybody in leadership per chance thinking of the axiom; "Kill or Pick out the Shepherd and the sheep will scatter", with regard to resource control and fiscal federalism especially by the Niger Delta people that feeds Nigeria?
4)Is their any plan to stifle the voice(s) for resource control and fiscal federalism especially by NigerDeltans by some high powered individuals up-country playing virulent politics?
5)Who wants all leaders in SS that are singing discordant tunes from Nigeria's owners stifled? What's definition of justice in Nigeria?... Why is it hard now for Nigeria to allow for 50% resource control in oil and ensure fiscal federalism; given that when groundnut(North) & Cocoa(South-West) were the mainstay and financiers of Nigeria economy that these people had 50% of such money to themselves? Why are they stopping same rule for oil producing states now and shutting all proponent's voices? Are some more Nigerian than others?
6)Would North and APC South-West have allowed the status quo to remain if they were fortunate to have as much oil as NigerDelta that's if the table was turned around?
7)Why is buhari not interested in implementing Confab report since he's purported to be a man of integrity, uprightness and justice? Or does his sense of justice and injustice have limitations and exceptions? Or he believes all those that gathered to discuss and came out with that report are noisemakers? Or is his sectional interest more important to him than national interest as president of Nigeria[/b]
Suffice it to say that, We need to start thinking and asking valid questions in Nigeria and standing our ground for answers from relevant people too. NigerDeltans and all noble Nigerians should insist on RESOURCE CONTROL and FISCAL FEDERALISM; as the problem of Nigeria is more in the structure than in the faces. We need the right structure with strong institutions NOT strong individuals.
Thanks and God bless us all...
Lalasticlala , Obinoscopy, Afam4eva, Seun. lalasticlala |
Politics › Re: NNPC Records N378bn Loss In 8 Months by Whynotthetruth(m): 10:53am On Oct 12, 2015 |
obailala: A[s] clueless leader right?
I can bet you that in the administration of all the past Nigerian leaders, including and especially during the reign of your hero GEJ, NNPC and the FG could not even account for how much they were losing. Yet you think they were 'clue-full' and this administration clueless?
Routine losses from oil theft alone in the last 5 years stood at a staggering 400,000 barrels per day (appx $40million per day). If you do the maths for a period of 8months, that amounts to approximately 1.9Trillion; and this is from crude theft alone, not even mentioning every other gaping financial holes the NNPC under other administrations were known for. Yet someone thinks they were 'clue-full' and this administration clueless?
What we have here is simply a leadership which for the first time in Nigeria's history, now infuses financial accountability and transparency in its dealings. For the first time, someone is now making efforts to estimate and publish the estimated losses from the inefficiency in the system.
A wise man knows the first step in solving a lingeting problem is to first define and quantify its extent. But unfortunately, someone who appears to be possessed with the spirit of non-discernment thinks this sort of approach is a sign of cluelessness?[/s] Stop being ignorant ...This report has been the status quo for long with NNPC ...Kachikwu only choose to publish it now for the public and also update the records for 2015 which is the only one not yet done... That NOI choose to publish what accrued to states and federal government under Jonathan to the public does not mean that FAAC started under Jonathan ... |
Health › Re: Former Nigerian Lesbian Narrates How She Got Cured In Kaduna by Whynotthetruth(m): 10:55pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
neocortex: You nailed it, got forbid I let any of my children or those I have influence over go to a boarding or single sex school. The children go to school as innocents and return as pervert. Sorry ...you lied...I did graduate from one...it is a mixture of both good and bad like other schools with both gender... |
Politics › Re: APC, FG Hounded Alamieyeseigha To Death - Fayose by Whynotthetruth(m): 9:53pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Fayose...a great and uncommon politician...Wish to be fearless and relentlessly fight for my conviction. notwithstanding threats and opposition like you...God bless you boss |
Politics › Re: Prophecy Was Made That I Will Be Vice President – Osinbajo by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:16pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Okorocha Gets A Heroes Reception In Kano (Pix Updates) by Whynotthetruth(m): 5:32pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
ujoatu: Rochas Foundation College was founded 14 yrs ago. With branches in Owerri, Ogboko, Jos, Kano, Ibadan. Sokoto and Nassarawa schools are under construction. It is funded by the Rochas Foundation with Owelle Rochas Okorocha as her President, Motivator, Founder and Sponsor.
It's philosophy is encapsulated by the well known speech of her founder: "Education Must Be Free So That Children Of The Poor Can Go To School".
As Governor of Imo State, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has shown it is possible as education is free at all levels in the state. With sycophants like you around him, Imo state will keep bleeding...and surely you will share in the curses... Define free and tell me how education is free in Imo state notwithstanding federal highest allocation in SE with zero infrastructure... |
Politics › Re: Prophecy Was Made That I Will Be Vice President – Osinbajo by Whynotthetruth(m): 5:10pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
Nellybii: Honestly what exactly were you benefitting from GEJ that has stopped now? Why do you display so much hatred for anything about this administration? All of you suddenly turned patriots and good preachers now...APC from topmost down showed us that NO RESPECT should be reserved for presidents and our leaders...NOTHING can stop it now or tomorrow.... sorry |
Nairaland General › Re: Photos Of Me Patching My Street With Cement And Gravel by Whynotthetruth(m): 2:24pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
Kudos Op ...more blessings Amen |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Loses $966m To Crude Oil Swap Deal – NEITI by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:35pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
coolbis: did you even read what you wrote before you posted it. If we were in a saner clime, the clueless guy should be cooling his feet in kirikiri maximum prison. What has oil swap got to do with subsidy removal. You had better move on and pray you make something good out of your life, you are too young to be a perpetual attcking dog for any politician. ..smh... how ignorant folks form professors here...Why insult bitterleafsoup when you know nothing ... Oil swap came to be because of dysfunctional refineries... hence crude is exchanged for refined products which are subject to subsidy... Subsidy removal as requested by Jonathan would have led to deregulation of downstream sector... thereby allowing more refineries(death to oil import cum oil swap); to spring up as that sector is liberated from government interference, since market forces will determine prices of petroleum products... It gives room for more investment and healthy competition among interest groups there... |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Loses $966m To Crude Oil Swap Deal – NEITI by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:21pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
[s]“This reduction may be due to the January 2012 national protest against oil subsidy,” Orji said[/s].
The above cancelled is a big lie...Nigeria protested in support of subsidy not against ... |
Politics › Re: How Ghanaian, Kevin Okyere Made Billions In Nigerian's Petroleum Sector by Whynotthetruth(m): 12:07pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
abbk000: [s]Every physician has his favourite ailment, as ladies of easy virtue their fondest tricks. A horrid vice endears itself to its patron. Like a terminal disease, Kevin Okyere, proprietor of Springfield Oil and Gas dug his claws into the heart of the Nigerian petroleum sector, leaving monumental loss and tragedy in his wake.
It was an open secret that Kevin was a favourite contractor with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and that was because he enjoyed a soft spot in the heart of Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria's former petroleum minister.
It was common knowledge within government circles that Kevin not only ran a ‘kitchen cabinet’ with Diezani, he also secured multiple mouth-watering deals from her.
So pronounced was his influence that the situation soon gave rise to a common joke within NNPC. Each time any deal is brought to Diezani she would subtly chip in: “I think Kevin can do it, I trust him. Let’s give it to him.”
That Diezani Alison-Madueke made a lot of men billionaires is no longer news. The former Nigerian Petroleum Minister is an alluring bulk of beauty, brains and a shining loveliness that attracts the best and most glamorous of the male pack to her, as pollen nectar draws butterflies to its sweetness.
Kevin made a lot of money through Diezani no doubt and by the proceeds, he lived a charmed life. So sensational and pleasurable was his life that he persistently elicited feelings of envy among his peers back home in Ghana. Watching Kevin feed fat on the Nigerian oil industry made many of his friends and business associates in Ghana green with envy.
Nonetheless, Kelvin, a Ghanaian, aided by Diezani fattened his hide and his bank account from several shady deals in the oil sector. While Nigerians groaned under a crushing economic climate accentuated by dwindling oil revenue, Kelvin, according to investigations, was part of the reprehensible oil cartel that plundered the nation’s oil wealth and plunged Nigerians into gritting impoverishment and agony.
There was no respite in sight for millions of impoverished Nigerians on the receiving end of Kelvin and Diezani's unholy alliance and that was because former President Goodluck Jonathan allegedly benefited from their shady deals while he was in power . The former president was allegedly a beneficiary of the illicit but lucrative oil deals brokered Diezani and Kelvin.
A young man with fine epicurean and exquisite sartorial tastes, Kelvin’s relocation to Nigeria from Ghana many years back opened him up to a higher level of social exploration. From Dubai to Miami and everywhere else with sandy beaches, poplar-lined esplanades and beautiful women, Kelvin was there in his full glory. And he was never coy about showing off his life on the fast lane, especially his penchant for champagne on wild boat cruises. So we heard.
http://www.thecapital.ng/index.php/home/3068-saboteur-how-ghanaian
cc:lalasticlala[/s] All these blackmails need to stop...And Seun mods move these dirty rants to FP always... Is any there allegation or tangible case of corruption contained in this write up? Are Other companies doing jobs in Nigeria like Julius Berger indigenous? What's this guys crime so far? |
Politics › Re: Jonathan, Guebuza To Lead Election Observers by Whynotthetruth(m): 11:36am On Oct 09, 2015 |
Kudos Jonathan ...Plz which International Organization recognized BUhari between 1985 he left government and 2015 he came back for ANY sort of world or international assignment  ... |