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Music/Radio › Re: Psquare’s ‘personally’ Video: What You Didnt See by xcolanto(m): 8:38am On Jul 15, 2013
Illums! shocked lipsrsealed grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Obama To Egypt’s Military: Hand Back Control To Democratic Govt by xcolanto(m): 8:48am On Jul 05, 2013
The Hypocricy of the west and their allies! Millions of Egytians took to the streets to protest the "brotherhood" style rulership of Morsi as against the minor support received from his clan members ( the brotherhood).Thought in "U.S style democracy" majority carries the vote? If a higher populace mixed of all religious, traditional and ethnic background all come together to say they don't want their present goverment due to the rulership style favouring one fraction of the populace, what's undemocratic about that? Afterall this was the same method employed during the arab spring in which the west claimed To have supported the majority in having their say on who leads them. Now what wrong has the egytpian people done this time any different from before? The west just has an itchy mouth in favouring who would serve their intrest most, rather than who servers the intrest of the egytpian people. They the west should stop interfering with the politics and lives of soverign nations and face their internal problems as they clearly have much to speak on.
Politics › Re: Terrorism: Mark Seeks Ban Of Almajiri System by xcolanto(m): 6:56pm On May 22, 2013
Mark you have my vote on this one. The Almajiri system is counter productive and brings no gain to the economy whatsoever rather it becomes a burden on states that engage in this system, the populace and the Nigerian goverment at large. This almajiri's end up being potential "terrorists", miscreants and all other social vices which are negative to human development and the eradication of illiteracy,massive poverty and child traficking that the Nigerian goverment stands against. Having served in the North, I have a first hand experience on their modus operandir. The recent on-going projects on building almajiri schools in the north should be changed to proper schools where "western education" should be taught so these kids could be useful to society at large. Unfortunately "western education" is all they stand against causing the bombings been exerienced mostly in the core north.
Family › Re: I'm Not Comfortable With My Househelp by xcolanto(m): 10:51am On May 21, 2013
@Op what's the update on the advice you have received? huh
Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking News : Israel Bombs Syria!!! by xcolanto(m): 11:19am On May 04, 2013
Israel has been terrorisng soverign nations for decades, testing and launching their new "killer technologies" on innocent and harmless civilians under the watch of the US, its allies and offcourse the United Nations. The World (goverments and organisations) continues to turn a blind eye to their disastrous activities while focusing on "lesser evils" of nations using their media tools to cause division amongst the popullace.
Politics › Re: Gunmen Destroy Buildings, Telecom-masts In Borno by xcolanto(m): 8:33am On May 03, 2013
I wonder why buhari and his followers have not in any way condemend the actions and activities of this deadly sect huh
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Situation In Mali: French Troop Begin Withdrawal by xcolanto(m): 4:57pm On Apr 09, 2013
The french are just having a piece of the action like her western counterparts US, Britain et al as seen from the cases of libya and now syria just to mention a few. Exposing the mayhem and catastrophe being masterminded and carried out on the African continent code name Africom. Funny how "terrorism" has shifted from the middle east down to Africa all in the name of re-colonising African resources and gaining a competitive advantage over emerging markets as china and co (BRICS) etc whom are investing heavily in the region. Through violent and man-made conflicts their agendas are put in place with the troubled terrorized regions begging for forgein assistance while they grab the opportunities to set up bases and stations to safe guard their interest. Only time would tell the next nation to fall into their selfish agendas.
Car Talk › Re: Benz vs BMW vs Audi: Pure German Machines! by xcolanto(m): 7:58am On Feb 25, 2013
@op I think you have pretty much summed it up. The benz wins it for the luxury that's the "comfortability" and the BMW has it for the performance which is the "speed". So it depends on which side one falls under. Personally for me its Beema all the way, love the M3 to be precise.
Car Talk › Re: BMW Owners' Forum by xcolanto(m): 1:09pm On Feb 11, 2013
yosmen: what features makes range sport better than,x6?
Autos › Re: Bmw X5 M Series 2011 Black Monster/..X6M series call by xcolanto(m): 6:24am On Nov 07, 2012
Lovely Machine!!! Long live BMW cool
Politics › Re: US General Nominated To Counter-Terrorism In Nigeria, Others by xcolanto(m): 11:11am On Oct 19, 2012
Through the digusie of "terroism" the western imperialist have once again played the african continent by forcing Africom down our throats.
"As head of Africa Command, Rodriguez would help oversee counter-terrorism missions in Somalia, Yemen, Mali, Nigeria and elsewhere, as well as training and other efforts designed to bolster US military ties across the region". Our "saviour" Africom to the rescue!!
Car Talk › Re: BMW Owners' Forum by xcolanto(m): 2:50pm On Jul 31, 2012
Greetings to all the beema fans in the house. Was actually looking to start this thread after I owned my first 3 series, guess someone beat me to it..lol. Am looking to get the 2006 330ci zhp series a rear german machine to come across its a coupe and comes with factory crsytal lights front and back, better looking than the "coja" and much more upgraded on the suspension and the engine . Any one knows a good workshop where I can have it serviced or checked in ph?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians’ 30-bomb Plot On Kenya by xcolanto(op): 2:58am On Jul 04, 2012
I do smell a plot to rope Iran into this recent "bombing spree" in the African region despite the claim that the suspects are Iranian citizens. It should be noted that a recent agreement has been reached by Kenya and Tehran to sign oil contracts next month (Read article above). It seems some governments (Westerners) are not pleased with this trade agreement not ignoring the fact that Kenya just found oil on their soil. Also this plot would play out by shining the "Terrorism" light on Iran so as to gain more grounds on why Israel et al would invade/attack Iran in the near future as they are being portrayed as threats to the international community (development of a nuclear war head) their investments and interests most importantly in the African region and the world at large. The truth is that these western countries are facing serious financial and economic crises and the need to selfishly secure their future(natural and mineral resources in Africa) from growing and emerging economies like china, Russia et al is not left at the expense of causing conflict, internal wars, deceit, falsehood and high negative media propaganda to suit their selfish agendas. The high rate of "Terrorism" in the African continent within the last year till date (the birth of the Arab spring) is something one should be weary about as this are highly played scheme by imperialists (western governments) to destabilize and portray the region as weak so as to come as the "saviors" whilst carrying out their hidden objectives to secure more resources and closely watch and control how these resources are exported and distributed world wide to their allies through organisations and agencies like Africom. et al.
Foreign Affairs › Iranians’ 30-bomb Plot On Kenya by xcolanto(op): 2:13am On Jul 04, 2012
Nairobi, Kenya - Two Iranians who led authorities to a cache of explosives after their arrest planned to attack Israeli, U.S., British or Saudi targets inside Kenya, officials told The Associated Press on Monday.
The two are believed to be members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Quds Force, an elite and secretive unit that acts against foreign interests, one of the officials said.
The foiled attack appeared to fit into a global pattern of alleged plots by Iranian agents. Previous plots were uncovered in the U.S. — against Saudi Arabia’s ambassador — as well as in Thailand, Azerbaijan and India.

Kenyan security forces arrested the Iranians on June 19 and were then led to 15 kilograms (33 pounds) of RDX, a powerful explosive that could have been used against multiple targets or concentrated in one large bomb. If used together, the explosives could have leveled a medium-sized hotel, officials told AP. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the investigation.
The two suspects — Ahmad Abolfathi Mohammad and Sayed Mansour Mousavi — appeared in a Kenyan court last week, where Mohammad said he had been interrogated by Israeli agents. Israel’s embassy said it had no comment.
In Israel, the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the AP that “there are no limits to the Iranian terror.”
“After Iran sent its people to assassinate the Saudi ambassador on American soil and carry out attacks in Azerbaijan, Bangkok, Tbilisi and New Delhi, now its intention to carry out attacks in Africa is revealed. The international community needs to fight the world’s greatest exporter of terror,” said a statement from Netanyahu’s office.
Given the previous alleged plots against Israeli interests overseas, it appeared likely that Israeli properties in Kenya were the likely primary targets, said one of the two officials, a Western diplomat.
Anthony Cordesman, a Middle East expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the alleged plot fits into a pattern of Iranian actions against Israel.
Israel wants Iran to be prevented from developing a nuclear weapon. Tehran insists its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes only, such as generating electricity and medical research.
Five Iranian scientists with links to Tehran’s nuclear program have been killed in the last two years, and Iran has blamed Israel — as well as U.S. and British intelligence agencies — for the attacks. In return, Israel blames Iran for alleged reprisal missions on Israeli property and personnel overseas.
Iran has denied any links to attacks outside its borders.
“It is much more likely if they were to do anything in Africa that they would try to find Israeli targets rather than U.S., British or Saudi targets,” Cordesman said. “The reason basically is that to some extent, there is an al-Quds operation against Israel, which is a reprisal to Israeli attacks on Iranian physicists and scientists.”
Several resorts on Kenya’s coast are Israeli-owned, as is Nairobi’s largest and newest shopping mall. Militants in 2002 bombed an Israeli-owned luxury hotel near the coastal city of Mombasa, killing 13 people. The militants also tried to shoot down an Israeli airliner at the same time. An al-Qaida operative was linked to those attacks.
Representatives at the U.S. Embassy, the British High Commission and the Israeli Embassy declined to comment on the latest arrests. Kenya’s government spokesman did not answer phone calls or text messages seeking comment.
Investigators believe that if the Iranian plot had been successful, suspicion would have naturally fallen not on Iran but instead on the al-Qaida-linked Somali militant group al-Shabab. Al-Shabab has threatened to bring Nairobi’s skyscrapers to the ground following Kenya’s military push into Somalia last year.
Militants — most likely from Somalia — have pulled off small-scale attacks in Kenya in the last year, including kidnappings, grenade attacks and a bombing in downtown Nairobi that peeled back the roof of a building.
It is unlikely the Iranians were working in concert with al-Shabab because the two groups come from two different branches of Islam and don’t normally cooperate.
The advanced explosives the Iranians had and their links to the Quds Force would indicate the mission in Kenya was cleared by the highest levels inside Iran’s government, the two officials who spoke to the AP said.
Cordesman said it’s not clear how much central direction Quds operatives receive from top Iranian leaders.
The two Iranians were arrested in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, but led investigators to the explosives in Mombasa. Mohammad said in court last week that he and Mousavi were injected with an unknown substance against their will. The Kenyan magistrate ordered the allegation to be investigated.
Prosecutors said in their charge sheet that the two had explosives “in circumstances that indicated they were armed with the intent to commit a felony, namely, acts intended to cause grievous harm.”
Despite the threats that the Iranian agents appeared to pose, the Kenyan government has not directly commented on the arrests or the discovery of the explosives.
Yusuf Haji, Kenya’s acting internal security minister and current defense minister, was asked at a news conference Friday about the case, but he said the issue was “sensitive” and that he had no comment while the court case was ongoing. Haji said more information would be revealed when the prosecution presents its evidence.
Kenyan officials have an economic incentive to treat the case delicately. Kenya’s Business Daily reported Monday that Tehran and Nairobi will sign oil contracts next month despite the risk of sanctions for buying Iranian oil. Iran’s first vice president visited Kenya in May.
David Kirimi, a lawyer who represents the Iranians, said in court last week that their arrests could harm relations between Kenya and Iran. The prosecutor said he was pressing a case against a specific crime and was not concerned with diplomacy.
Mohammad alleged in court that — in addition to the injection — he was tortured, although he described only difficult living conditions, such as having to sleep on a cement floor.
Other overseas plots believed to have been carried out by Iranian agents include bomb plans in Thailand, an attack against the wife of an Israeli diplomat in India, and the targeting of Israeli teachers at a Jewish school in Azerbaijan.

Source: http://www.vosizneias.com/109137/2012/07/02/nairobi-kenya-ap-iranians-in-kenya-planned-israeli-us-attacks
Politics › Re: Malian Jihadist Group Threatens To Attack Nigeria, Others by xcolanto(m): 4:12pm On Jul 01, 2012
Finally, Man made "Terrorism" that was used as a tool in September 11 to control the citizens of America and the world at large by instilling fear, confusion and panic across the globe has come to stay. This lead to the creation of laws both locally and internationally after the 9/11 attack that enabled world governments (Powers) such as the U.S, Britain et al to stop and search at any given point in time, hold any suspect for over 24 hours and above on suspicion of terror activities etc, as well as invade and attack countries which where perceived to be linked to terrorism even when they created this monsters themselves. Man made "Terrorism" was a long term plan by some heads of governments(U.S,Britain et al)back in the day to checkmate then middle eastern countries that would not play according to the rules and demands of these governments which had more to do with their interests and what they could benefit from them. E.g Afghanistan, Iraq etc. It should be recalled that the U.S sponsored the tali-bans in Afghanistan with arms and military intelligence against the then USSR and shortly after they fell out, hence the birth of what is called "terrorism" as the tali-bans where not disarmed and some fractions of the tali-bans held grudges with the U.S due to their deceit. Today the same strategy (terrorist attack on countries)of these leaders have shifted focus to the African continent where a surprising increasing of terrorist activities are springing up across the region and most importantly in developing countries that either have mineral and natural resources or are of some strategic importance to the aim of installing military bases (AFRICOM)to closely monitor the region, affairs of governments and the flow of its resources to the west whilst sighting security issues and "terrorism" as its aim of being in the region to help combat and stop "terrorism". However, those of us that have carefully followed the events of "terrorism" would know that the U.S has not been able to stop it, instead the their activities continue to increase and are spreading like wildfire thanks to their creators (U.S et al). The destabilization of the African region today is no coincidence but a well read out script that has been in existence over the years but is just being played out now that other emerging world governments as China (in terms of economic and Military strength)same as Russia are penetrating the main source of livelihood and sustainability of the U.S et al. It should be noted that despite the presence of the C.I.A, F.B.I et al on Nigerian soil since early or late last year, the activities of boko-haram has only continued to worsen and these agencies do not seem to be scoring points on their mission in Nigeria huh. (Food for thought) Let those who have ears listen!! Peace lipsrsealed
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity For Christians. by xcolanto(m): 5:33pm On Jun 10, 2012
Its only fair that the Christians have their own section so far as a religion (Muslims) have been given theirs. The denial of this would only lead to christian members of this forum feeling deprived and cheated of their own platform to express their religious views in a section created for them and this demand would continue to come up so long the forum exists. The best would be for seun to address the issue if he would create such section and if not why not. I believe nairaland is a community with different religious backgrounds and i don't see how accommodating these diverse religions should be a problem.
Business › Re: Marilyn-Joan Obiora Of Diamond Bank Stole 125 Million Naira by xcolanto(m): 10:51pm On Jun 09, 2012
Take a chill pill @engineerd.. Jst pointing out the double standard of the mods tongue
Business › Re: Marilyn-Joan Obiora Of Diamond Bank Stole 125 Million Naira by xcolanto(m): 10:42pm On Jun 09, 2012
Trust the mods to put up any negative news with the name obiora on the front page! Meanwhile thought one Olowe Moshood Adebesin, a 41-year-old tailor from Ogun State was recently arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in connection with the smuggling of cocaine. And this hasn't made front page?? Jst curious tho!! undecided undecided
Car Talk › Re: Toyota Camry 1997 2.2 Xle Vs Bmw E36(318i) Vs Mercedes C220 by xcolanto(m): 12:52am On Jun 09, 2012
bemmma is da ish!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Losing $9 Billion To Oil Theft Annually - Nuhu Ribadu by xcolanto(m): 2:47pm On May 25, 2012
The one they have been collecting legally, what has it been used for? undecided
Family › Re: Why Are Women Their Own Worst Enemies? by xcolanto(m): 11:18pm On May 21, 2012
I think the key word here in regards to the 'beef' amongst and within female folks ball down to the term Jelousy. Women tend to be jelous of other women who have something they dnt have or have more of what they do have. E.g physicaly attributes such as ass and boobs, also materialistic things as personal possessions. I say this couus I see women look at other women the same way a man would check out a babe and trust me they ent gay..lol. Also I was suprised when I went to a strip club to find girls hustling to see other girls jst like the male folks.(Found this strange). Now men could insult and yab themselves on the surface without no hard feelings, no beef,grudge.(Me and my friends do this over a few bottles and on a group chat jst for trips..lol). But them ladies if u do see them throwing insults its serious business and that beef can last for ages. Yes indeed women are their worst enemies.
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Send Astronauts To Space By 2015. by xcolanto(m): 4:52am On May 18, 2012
"Some of the smartest dummies
Can’t read the language of Egyptian mummies
An’ a fly go a moon
And can’t find food for the starving tummies
Pay no mind to the youths
Cause it’s not like the future depends on it
But save the animals in the zoo
Cause the chimpanzee dem a make big money
This is how the media pillages
On the TV the picture is
Savages in villages
And the scientist still can’t explain the pyramids, huh
Evangelists making a living on the videos of ribs of the little kids" (Nas and Damian, 2010).
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Borrow 7.9 Billion Dollars. Okonjo-Iweala Approves. by xcolanto(m): 4:36am On May 18, 2012
Nigeria has been sold to the " Dogs " angry
Politics › Re: GEJ Reacts To Buhari's Prediction Of Bloody 2015 by xcolanto(m): 8:45pm On May 15, 2012
Finally, we wish to make it known to Buhari that given his reference to "dogs and baboons", perhaps his best course of action would be to travel to the zoo of his imagination because President Goodluck Jonathan was elected by human beings to preside over human beings and it is human beings who will determine what happens in Nigeria at any material time not "dogs and baboons"[color=#000000][/color]

Best line cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: EXCLUSIVE: Boko Haram Gets N40million Donation From Algeria by xcolanto(m): 2:35pm On May 13, 2012
Boko Haram = Al-Qaeda = C.I.A = U.S

See evidence here

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article31276.htm
Music/Radio › Re: Bob Marley: Remembering The Legend Of Reggae by xcolanto(m): 7:37pm On May 11, 2012
R.I.P Bob! Your music is a good inspiration to those that seek the truth cool
Politics › Re: Camerounian Government Bans TB Joshua by xcolanto(m): 3:08am On May 03, 2012
lipsrsealed
Foreign Affairs › The Truth Exposed: The Great Hero Muammar Gaddafi (video) by xcolanto(op): 3:50am On May 02, 2012
Politics › Re: World Bank Officially Selects Kim As President-ngozi Okonjo-iweala Lost by xcolanto(m): 6:57pm On Apr 16, 2012
Wasn't expecting anything less! pheww... undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Libya: So It Was All About Oil After All! by xcolanto(op): 2:38am On Apr 16, 2012
Foreign Affairs › Libya: So It Was All About Oil After All! by xcolanto(op): 2:37am On Apr 16, 2012
Last year NATO countries bombed Libya, demanding “democracy” in the country. But now it’s clear it was all about oil and it’s not like the Americans and Brits are going to be democratic about it, and share those spoils equally with France and Italy.
So… oil giants Total from France and ENI from Italy are just going to have to wait in the sidelines while the hungry American and British big boys take their juicy oil slices first… ExxonMobil, Chevron, Texaco, BP, Shell…
It’s no surprise then to read in The Wall Street Journal that the US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), together with the puppet Libyan “authorities” are launching “investigations” into both companies’ “financial irregularities” in their shady dealings during the forty-two years of Gaddafi’s power. Now who would have imagined this! An Italian oil company involved in kick-backs? Corruption at the highest echelons of the French oil industry?!? Tsk, tsk!!! Unheard of…! The US and UK would never do something like that!! Just ask Enron, ask Halliburton, ask BP…
Clearly, major oil companies will now be judged on how close or how far they were from the Gaddafi’s, and on how much their respective countries contributed to last year’s war effort. Perhaps even on how much and how far and wide they shared their huge ill-obtained profits. It seems that scorecards must now be completed…
It’s worth remembering that at the height of the Libyan fighting last year, the “rebels” found the necessary time, between their “freedom fighting” shifts, to set up a new national oil company. As Bloomberg reported on 22nd March 2011, “The Transitional National Council released a statement announcing the decision made at a March 19 meeting to establish the “Libyan Oil Company as supervisory authority on oil production and policies in the country, based temporarily in Benghazi, and the appointment of an interim director general” of the company.”
And just as big oil and big finance always dance together, that report then went on to explain that “The Council also said it “designated the Central Bank of Benghazi as a monetary authority competent in monetary policies in Libya and the appointment of a governor to the Central Bank of Libya, with a temporary headquarters in Benghazi.”
Like Romeo and Juliet, Tristan and Isolde, or Abelard and Eloise, Oil and Money are probably the West’s most universal and paradigmatic duo. Their love affair has been going strong for many decades.
Oil is a mighty powerful global business. Oil companies can make or break governments and entire countries. Nationalizing a foreign oil company like Iran did in the early fifties can put the CIA and MI6 spy agencies into full-gear ousting democratically elected governments and replacing them with “more suitable leaders'.
Trading oil in any currency other than the US Dollar as Saddam Hussein dared to do in November 2002 can get you invaded just a few months later. Even weak Argentina’s finger-pointing at illegal British oil escapades in the Falkland Islands resulted in the Royal Navy dispatching super destroyers and nuclear subs to the region…
Libya is the world’s 9th largest oil producing country and holds Africa’s largest oil reserve. Gaddafi was planning to introduce a new currency for Libyan and regional oil: the Gold Dinar which, contrary to the US Dollar, would have had true intrinsic value. Gaddafi’s central bank, in turn, was fully independent of the global financial usury-based system presently in global free-fall. Gaddafi was using oil revenues for his own people and not for the US/UK/EU/Israeli war efforts in the Middle East and further afield.
So, when the Persian Gulf became the very, very hot spot it is today, the global oil cartel together with the mega-bankers who shuffle those trillions upon trillions of Petro-Dollars all over the world, had to make sure that their respective governments would put their military on red-alert, as the oil giants scrambled for new sources…
The focus is increasingly on oil fields lying in “kinder, gentler” parts of the world: the Falkland Islands, the Brazilian Coasts, and Libya that lies smack in the middle of that easy-to-attack “it’s our-bloody-Mediterranean-Sea” North African Coast.
Last year’s destruction of Libya was a reflection of just this type of complex behind-the-scenes engineering of all these key oil, financial, military, media and political players. It’s the kind of Real News that seldom if ever hits the headlines… just because it is the Real News!
During the better part of last year until the public execution of Muhamar Gaddafi by the Western Power’s proxies inside Libya – i.e., mercenaries, criminals, thugs and CIA/MI6/Mossad agents, aka “Freedom Fighters” – the Western media repeated time and again how very bad Gaddafi had suddenly become overnight; how the poor Libyans were clamouring for “democracy”; and how the heroic Libyan “freedom fighters” based, armed, trained and financed in Benghazi were battling to “liberate” Libya and impose Clintonite “democracy” and “human rights”. Actually these “freedom fighters” overshot their runway: now that Libya is finally “free”, they’re asking for the Eastern Cyrenaica region to secede from the rest of the country.
Was civil war part of the West’s plan for Libya? Last year, after securing full UN backing via Resolution No. 1973 allowing NATO air strikes to devastate the country and impose the most violent regime change seen in recent times, NATO-backed thugs have plunged the country into chaos.
As the “Libya Business News” publication mentions on Tuesday, “About 3,000 people gathered in Benghazi last month to announce that Barca (Cyrenaica) was an autonomous region within a federal state. Barca is at the centre of Libya’s oil industry, with two thirds of production and three quarters of reserves there.” It is one of the three historic regions into which the country is divided. And while Barca has the most oil, the other two is home to two thirds of the population. So the question now is how the rich revenues from rich oil reserves will be “democratically” distributed among the population.
Celebrities › Re: Movie Director Taiwo Bello Is Dead - TB Joshua’s Nollywood Death Prophecy? by xcolanto(m): 1:06am On Apr 14, 2012
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