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May God continue to bless the Yoruba race, and all defenders of Yoruba interests

The greatest, the most sagacious, the most calculative, the most enlightened, the pace setter, the most civilized, the most urbanized, the most peaceful, the most skillful, the most discerning, the most intelligent, the most politically astute, the most farsighted, the most determined, the most progressive, the most dogged, the most organized, the most endowed, the most sapient ethnic group in Nigeria, and indeed in Africa.

God bless Jonathan and the SS
God bless OBJ
God Bless Afenifere
God Bless YCE
God Bless Yoruba school of thought
God bless ACN
God Bless the SW
God Bless Odualand
God bless Yoruba intelligentsia

Yoruba Intelligentsia name and game
Striking so hot
make Ibos go insane
We be the chosen one
Yorubas/OBJ/ACN/Tinubu/YCE [/b]remain oba ara of Naija land
Yoruba brain working all day
Like say We no be man made
The civilized world keep urging Yoruba to do more
Once more we[b] retained the speakership
Ibo people Bone animosity
Yoruba be the great on[/b]e
Dirty Ibo people e so ra yin
We are  beyond your beef talk
Ojumo kan, imo kan, ere kan, ara kan, asa kan
Just like Chameleon
Olomo si kata l"oba agbado
Igi mu jina s"ori
I think you should know
So,  
, Abegi ooooo
Oba o le pe meji l"aafin
E ma lo ji soro

The Yoruba people the most incredible
Out of Naija
Straight from Naija
Political Sagacity,  We get am
Check our list of accomplishments,  Walahi aya [b]yin a ja
No be lie,  hear am
No be lie,  hear am
No be lie,  Eyin mu j"abe lo
No be lie,  Kinihun l"oba eran

As I come here before you
I go talk am as I see am
I no go use
any sugar cover am
Call me your Yoruba man
but I know you understand am
And I still go dey stress am
Say we no dey use gra gra and akpu brain do am
Yoruba people always peacefully do it very nicely
Yoruba people always try to wahala nobody

It"s Yoruba Intelligentsia at work
Guaranteed to make something out of nothing
With the best political clout
I know it sounds like bragging
But it"s true that I"m talking
Can"t deny Yoruba Superiority
Right now we"re at a zebra crossing
No cars are passing
It"s just reality flashing
Owo cho je la lo ma-aaaa
enya, enya lo luku ma-aaaa
Dis one e no be shakara-aaaa
Dis one is surely confir-aaaa-med

Categorically Yoruba people are the best
Mentally
No gainsaying Yoruba people are  the sharpest
Physically
Don"t doubt us
We go bring home[b] Presidency after Sambo [/b]
Incredibe, remarkable, unbeatable, palatable, reliable Yoruba
Gudugudu, akinkanju, arakangudu, okunrin ogun,  yeah!!

We believe/follow Awo philosophy
Why we no go blow
Political astuteness work for us
Why we no go show
Our culture, our heritage
There is nothing like it Africa
Na We Jonathan [/b]want
To the [b]speakership post We belong

Jealous Ndigbo, is a must if you want blow
Omo na turn by turn
Beg baba God make e reach your turn
If e just be omo plenty by turn
Anyhow e go be

Up Yoruba Intelligentsia

I love you I no go lie

Up the greatest of the greatest Yoruba Intelligentsia!

We run shyyt, shyyt dont run us.

All Ndigbo against OBJ, OBJ killed them all

OBJ, you too much man.

Odikwa is very very very serious ooooooooo

Mu he he he

Igbo, they can whine so tay?

Ndigbo, what a reeetarded ethnic group.

All propaganda, little action

hmm,

Awolowo, were he to be alive, would be ashamed of ACN leadership.

To each his own sha

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=664100.msg8299169#msg8299169 date=1305121928]The average Nigerian Celebrates mediocrity and is satisfied with things being run in a counter-clock wise manner ONLY because he/she hopes to be in the same position later on in life so he that can also take advantage of the system with little or no complaints![/quote]Gbam!

Honestly, thats exactly how I feel. I really dont want things to get better so that I can also exploit the system, just as how those before me have done.

adesuaobin:
Is this not fascinating enough?

is it a problem for my baby to have a bad breath. I mean, am talking about a baby of 2years.

LETS TALK

Does he snore?

and how bad?

Craig D:
I then vow to be careful frm then on bcoz i had unprotected sex wt abt three different girls before  that and i hv seen my con.dom burst in two different occasions wt a LovePeddler i bleep in a brotel bt yet i didn't get d virus,ths happened around d year 2000-2004.
In d year 2006,i met ths girl and we became intimate friends and we later started having protected sex bt after a while i then made another mistake by having unprotected sex wt her and we both loved it since we trust eachother bt we didn't do any HIV test to knw if we are safe. I later went for a job interview and passed and that was in 2007 a year into our relationship and my company demanded for a compulsory HIV test result frm a government hospital. I didn't went for d test immediately because am nt sure of myself bt i knw dat my girlfriend was d only girl i hv bn havin sex wt after my first test and that was my vow,to keep to only one girl.

Why does your employer want to know your HIV status?

Are you porn star? Travel cross-continent a lot? what do you do?

Why were you sleeping around without condom?

Anyway, take heart. Take your HIV drugs regularly, there are worse things that could/'should' have happened to you.

Go check your hepatitis status, trust me, that is a worse infection than HIV, especially for someone living in Nigeria.

It is not the end of the world.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=664526.msg8296568#msg8296568 date=1305089981]They aren't morons. They'll oppose bad PDP policies and sign off on good ones.

This is just propoganda and cheap talk.

BTW, socialism sux[/quote]How?

And who is propagandizing?

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=664526.msg8296478#msg8296478 date=1305086782]I will give them the benefit of the doubt. I suspect it was just a poor choice of words or maybe a misquote or "mis-translation" by the reporter. I don't believe they want to oppose everything so blatantly and just for the sake of opposing.[/quote]Possible. But knowing Bisi "Mr. Close-up" Akande from his days as the "feyin e" governor, I wouldnt put it past him.

Dont forget that this is the same party, known for imposing candidates, now headed by an 18th century dim-with with 'age-is-always-right' mentality. I have no doubt in my mind that this is Bisi Akande's interpretation of ACN's role  as the 'main' opposition party.

It is very unfortunate that this is coming from a  man who was once the deputy-governor of the most progressive mind of this dispensation.

Maybe they are referring to possible PDP ideas, policies, bills and positions that will not agree with their own ideology -something I expect them to articulate more forcefully so their supporters and other Nigerians can fully appreciate the alternatives they are ready to offer- I don't believe they are saying DO NOT COOPERATE NO MATTER WHAT.

We dont even know what these mofos stand for. We know that Awo was a non-communist socialist who advocated, vigorously, for cautious industrialization; "Awo believed only in the coexistence of foreign and indigenous investments  pending eventual nationalization, but that was Awo of pre-1991. We dont know if Awo would have changed his mentality post end of cold-war, and WRT to the economic boom of the 1990s born out of the mind of some of the best liberal minds the world has seen.
These dimwits keep holding on to the past glory of a man who was eons ahead of his time, yet humble enough to admit and modify his view when necessary. But unfortunately, we are stuck with the likes of Akande and Tinubu as our representatives and foremost thinkers.

Articulate more forcefully? Hmm, if our so called journalist could not force them to explain to us their plans when they needed us most, I dont think they would now. In any way, not expecting much from them.

I will wait for further clarification and hope this is just a mistake by some poor PR official or a lazy reporter.

I applaud your optimism. As for my, going by the events of past months, I do not expect any thing different from these goons.

zstranger:
One, they must not cooperate with the ruling Peoples Democratic Party in their legislative duties; and two, they are not to accept ministerial or other appointments from the PDP while still card-carrying members of the ACN.

WOW!

This is unfortunate coming from the ACN, almanjiri-type of reasoning IMO

ACN seems to be taking this 'opposition party' crap too far. As always, we fail to copy the right things form our 'oyinbo' masters.

The Opposition’s role is not just [/b]to , [b]antagonize, antagonize, antagonize, just for the sake of antagonism. The opposition ( aka Government-in-waiting) , in proper settings, thinks of the role more constructively as holding the government to account. If done sensibly with the right attitude, they can cause the incumbent government to adopt positive proposals. And, yes, cooperating with the incumbent government isnt always a bad thing.

Working together, when necessary, can only be good for the country.

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201105113293557
Don’t cooperate with PDP, ACN warns N’Assembly members-elect

The Action Congress of Nigeria on Tuesday read out what could be considered as a code of conduct for its newly elected National Assembly members.


One, they must not cooperate with the ruling Peoples Democratic Party in their legislative duties; and two, they are not to accept ministerial or other appointments from the PDP while still card-carrying members of the ACN.


The party told the legislators-elect during their induction ceremony at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja that as opposition lawmakers, they must ensure that their voices “rang out loud” in order to make the difference expected of them.


Although the party admitted that every of its member had a right to accept an offer from any quarter, it vowed not to allow any to use it to achieve personal ambition.


Another condition, which was read out to the 53 new House of Representative members and 18 senators by the ACN National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, is that they should not pay courtesy visits.


Mohammed said, “The ACN bans cooperation at any level with any government. It is the right of members to associate and the President can nominate anybody, but the position of the party is that, if any member decides to accept an appointment, such a member must resign and not use the ACN for his or her ambition.


“Nigeria and Nigerians are looking up to our party and the success at the general elections. Nigerians want to see a difference and our members in the National Assembly must draw up an agenda to make the party different.”


Before Mohammed spoke, the ACN National Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande, had said that the party would not be part of the Government of National Unity proposed by Jonathan.


He added that the GNU, if operational would not only turn the country into a one-party state, would negate all that democracy stands for.


Akande said, “If the PDP appoints you, you are on your own. What we are saying is that don’t use our logo or party to seek appointment. If we want to have one party state, why did we conduct an election?


“If we want to maintain good democracy; we should be able to stay apart as the opposition and the voices of members of the National Assembly must ring a bell.”


A former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, also advised the lawmakers to push for fiscal federalism by ensuring that the existing revenue sharing formula was reviewed to favour the states and local governments.


Tinubu said, “In the last 20 years, I have not heard of a review of the revenue formula; we have a lopsided revenue formula.


“A situation where the Federal Government has over 52 per cent of the allocation cannot be accepted; the real people are there in the states and the local government areas.


“In the federal principle, it is the states that cede power and trust to the Federal Government to own certain aspects; and without states there can be no federal government.”


He said the country had not been running a federal system of government but a unitary system, adding that “this has to stop.” “You have to work hard at this when you get there next month. The Federal Government must not take more than 25 per cent,” Tinubu said.


A member of the House of Representatives, Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, advised the new lawmakers to work as a team.


“Integrity should be our watchword, we should hit the ground running and work with unity of purpose. With these, our party will meet peoples’ expectations,” Dabiri-Erewa, who is the House Diapora Committee chairman said.


Others at the event included Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola and former governors of Anambra and Benue States, Dr. Chris Ngige and Mrs George Akume.

Bloody tribalists

I shake my head for Ndigbo

kandiikane:
lool, whuuttttttt!!

Seriously, if you are interested, let me know before i take my addies for an all night 'efiko'

kandiikane:
lol, finger fist? like a bent knuckle? nahhh

Nah, like a 'silent-duck'

I can teach you, and you know knowledge is power; power to fistiphuck yourself, anywhere, anytime, anyhow.

What say you?

kandiikane:
lool where do you come up with this, wretched woman?

@zstranger, I use them to eat and wash my punny

Dont you wanna add some new tricks to your your arsenal?

Dont worry we will start slow.     .    .  

Do you[b] finger-fist[/b] yourself?

kandiikane:
@OAM4J Abeg don't worry yourself on that picture, she is an old wretched woman.

lol@zstranger, sorry my awesome fingers do not do that sort of thing

So what do they do?

alex101:
BTW I spit on this thread and any brain-dead clown who wanna trade insult(s) when I didn't even take notice of any insignificant being in the 1st place

Nna mehn, you being the phuccc up o,

I am still waiting  for that thing na

kandiikane:
@sbeezy8, I am not using my mouth but fingers

Do you mind anal-fisting me with those awesome fingers of yours?

Where is the money coming from?

Did the Senate approve this move?

sbeezy8:
zrstranger is a clown

How?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=663697.msg8289591#msg8289591 date=1305000769]hmm okay.

I think by now we all know you'd "hit it". [/quote]When he gets to his fifties

We all know how nerds roll? Most are big time P/i/m/p/s

Real players who only hit what they see online.

Sup PhysicsMHD? You are the best mehn

Hows life?

^^^

So you like do-ing yoruba girls?

Hmm, I thought you'd be into Whites only

Good for you though.

SEFAGO 04:46:21 AM Viewing kandiikane's profile.


Interesting

Omo Baba sef sabi better 'sointin'

kandiikane:
I hope you are been sarcastic


This is unbelievable.

Sarcastic? Why are you using big English to confuse me?

Anyhoo, after many Binging and countless Googling, I can report to you confidently that I am not being 'saka-stic'

Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself, not HIV.

HIV is here to stay, thank God.

Why is HIV so bad?

Why?

kandiikane:
lol. And you wonder why HIV is rampant in Africa

Wonder?

I like it that way

keep the HIV coming. the more the better

More HIV can only be good for us, init?

kandiikane:
Not going uni to learn. Learn and be educated to get back your resources from outsiders. Because of the book mumus, majority of our resources is owned by outsiders.

I kinda like it that way though.

As long as i have enough punniiiii to last me, why worry about some shyyt resources.

BTW, are you on NL trying to reclaim some resources? Well, if yes, i think, you are looking in the wrong place. just saying

Obiagu1:
OBJ's first term was a mess, he survived impeachment and almost lost out in the primary. After that experience, he throw away bigotry and embraced the Igbo to save his Presidency from going into oblivion. When they helped him make name in his presidency, he dumped them.
This is the story.
The problem is that most of you are kids and didn't follow the process from 1998 and see how things went. You just read up some stuff on the internet and form an opinion.

Anyhoo,

Lost out in the primary? How?  lol To Ekwueme that came a distant third and who started crying, literally, immediately after the primaries ended calling the primary " a charade.?"

Truth be told, Atiku came through to him in both primaries, first in 2003 via the PDM machinery, the most sophisticated grass root movement in the North, and secondly in 2003, when he made OBJ promise to handover to him in the presence of other northern power brokers.

At no time during both primaries did he ever need the help of Ndigbo, as there was no ranking Ndigbo in PDP then, besides Ekwueme, who was effectively marginalized by the North.

Even Atiku was more powerful, individually, than Ekwueme in those days.



Survived impeachment? Lets take it one after the other.

Are you talking about the impeachment motion engineered by Okadigbo or something else?

kandiikane:
I see.

This is why Africa is seen as backward.

Why is that?

Obiagu1:
It's the same thing you'll not still understand. As the President, he became the leader of the party and with his hatred of the Igbo, he schemed and schemed to get us out of the main stream but we remained with PDP hoping for a change. Now that OBJ is no longer the President, he still influences PDP and GEJ. Was he not the person that banged his fist on the table while campaigning for the SW to retain the position of the Speaker? Without him, who is powerful enough in the SW to influence the PDP?

OBJ is the most powerful person in PDP, take it or leave it. His power can only be reduced if he has a problem with GEJ but being a clever man, he will avoid that and GEJ will always respect him and do his wish.

So OBJ hates Ndigbo, yet he allowed a prominent son of Ndigbo to be PDP chairman, brought Okonjo from IMF and backed her up tremendously, Supported Dora even when he need not do that, had a good relationship with his Igbo SGF, allowed Andy Uba et al to feed fat on what they did not work hard for.

I think you are deluded, crazy and possibly schizophrenic

I am really concerned for you. You dont seem to be making any sense.

kandiikane:
Are we going to University[b] to learn[/b] or to look at the buildings?

Who goes to the university to learn?

The university is for shokishombolo. Nothing more, nothing less.