 freddaboh(m): 11:13am On Jul 24, 2015 |
barcanista:
Since his March 28 electoral victory, President Buhari has been credited with some statements that are so unworthy of his office as the President of Nigeria. The latest of them is the President's determination to limit his probe to Jonathan's istration only. Add to this, Presidential Spokesman Femi Adesina insulted our sensibilities by these words...
“If you recall, that was already settled before he got inaugurated as president. He has said he will not waste time digging into the far past,”
“The far past will includes Obasanjo and others. But the president has said he will not waste time to go that far.”
In addition to the above statement, the Spokesman also said...
"He can’t afford to go too deep into the past or else it will be destructive for his istration." https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2471364/buhari-probe-jonathans-govt-only
1. The "Far Past" Exclusion:
There was no time during the electioneering or transition period that Buhari made any statement like excluding "far past" istrations. What is "far past"? This obviously is a new creation aimed at protecting certain persons.
Let us do a recall that before the election, APC Chairman John Oyegun was quoted to have said..
“It is clear that from the Buhari’s perspective and that of the APC, the future of the people of this country is too important for us to spend valuable time trying to dig into the past...”
Oyegun further made clarification that the "past" is pre-2015 (not pre-2010) when he said
“And we are going to go into a situation, post May 2015, where the law will normally take its course. There will be a line drawn on the sand; on one part is the past, the other side is the future."
www.punchng.com/news/only-corrupt-nigerians-oppose-buhari-says-apc/
We also recall that Buhari himself on March 11, 2015 in a campaign rally in Kaduna state made it clear that he will only probe post-May 29, 2015 corruption cases.
www.newtelegraphonline.com/i-wont-probe-former-leaders-says-buhari/
www.thenationonlineng.net/buhari-i-wont-probe-past-govts/
There was no talk of "far past" at any time.
2. Obasanjo, Atiku, IBB etc And The "Far Past"
Isn't this laughable? If Buhari had changed his mind from his earlier position, isn't it sane that he probes former istrations especially from the IBB regime? If he insist on probing democratic istrations, then why not start from May 29, 1999? Nigerians will like to know what happened to the billions recovered from Abacha. We will like to bring those indicted in the PTDF scandal to Justice (Obasanjo, Atiku and co). We will like to know what happened to the N2.3trillion the Obasanjo allegedly spent on power. We will like to bring to justice the Haliburton "thieves" among others.
Is Buhari now trying to protect Obasanjo, who happens to be his military benefactor in 1977 and his navigator to the March 28 electoral triumph? Is he trying excluding the Abacha regime because he was part of it? Is he protecting Yar'adua istration because he was his kinsman and certain officers of that government contributed to bring him to power?
Why is Buhari making nonsense of leadership?
3. Going Too Deep Is "Destructive"?
What is destructive in bringing officers of past istrations that has looted our common wealth to justice? Is he trying to say that he can't probe his benefactors (Abacha and Obasanjo), his kinsman (Yar'adua) and his Northern military comrade (IBB), but will only probe Jonathan's istration because he neither benefitted from Jonathan nor is he a kinsman to Jonathan?
Finally, I want to reiterate that I am not against the probe of Jonathan's istration(PDP and Jonathan also share this sentiment). However, it amounts to injustice, unpatriotism and "unstatesmanlike" for the President to come up with a new "jargon" such as "far past" in his bid to shield his benefactors from probe. I to appeal to patriotic Nigerians to call on President Buhari to tow the path of sanity, fairness and statesmanship in leadership.
May God Bless Us All.
Nobody stopped GEJ from probing the government before him. So, bastardnista or is it barcanista if only Baba Buhari can recover as much stolen money as possible from the immediate past government then Nigeria will make headway in the fight against corruption. This will set a trend and provide a template for probity, ability and equity for future governments. This barcanista guy, I'm really doubting your patriotism and love for this country with your regular analysis indirectly ing ineptitude, crapulence and massive corruption that was the 'mantra' for the past istration. Lastly, no matter what you say or write against PMB we know it's simply due to malice and mischief. It's only teenagers and children that are urging you and praising you for what you are doing. You know why? Because they don't know or understand the extend of damage done by the past istration. Most of them are under the roof of their parents and even the phone they are using is bought by their parents. I am not in anyway insulting you, but I think it's right to tell you the truth. You don't actually love GEJ more than myself, I solicited for votes for him in 2011 thinking that he will set an exemplary template for the progressive of Nigeria. What we actually got was impunity and massive corruption. May God give PMB the wisdom and understanding to lead Nigeria towards the path of progress. Amen.
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| freddaboh(m): 8:56pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
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| freddaboh(m): 12:24am On Jul 19, 2015 |
cityAdventures:
So sometime late last year, and earlier this year, I happened to be in Asaba, Delta state for some personal business, which just wouldn’t wrap up on time. Within this period I was there, I also had cause to travel to several other places across the length and breadth of the state- from Warri, Ughelli, Agbor, Effurun, the University town of Abraka and Asaba itself.
It was a worthwhile experience as Delta unwrapped its allure infront of my very eyes. The place is a beautiful place no doubt. It is perhaps one of the few states in the country that is not a one city state: it has several city-towns within its boundaries, asides the capital.
This diversity gives the residents more latitude in of what to do and where to go. I noticed several things while traveling across this heartbeat of the nation and I bring them to you here.
1. In Delta, everybody has ‘boys’
This is a veritable source of political patronage- your ability to raise a small rag tag army of youths within the blink of an eye makes you important. ‘If I just give signal now now, you go just see 700 hundred boys assemble for street.’ This is the only way most of the men there get stipends from government- the higher your disruptive tendencies, the higher patronage you get from government or from the political elite.
2. Godfatherism, is everywhere, but in Delta it has been elevated to an art
Without a powerful godfather in Delta, you are as good as dead- you won’t get anything from that state, or oil companies, even as an indigene. Not a contract, not a job, no patronage- in short nobody will listen to you. The only way you are trusted with anything reasonable or sensitive is if they know where you are coming from, whose allegiance you bear, which big name you have behind you- ‘ah, this na Ayiri boy o,’ or ‘these na Tompolo boys’ or Clarke boy– that’s the only way whoever is infront of you is awed enough to give you audience.
While you may not work directly for these godfathers, the fact you enjoy their goodwill or can be vouched for, by them, makes life very easy for you as you try to progress in life
3. Delta is the home of the war lord
Delta is a fiefdom- every community is controlled by a fief- a local kingpin- without whose word or consent, nothing happens. Nothing happens in that community without his input, knowledge or say so. If Shell wants to embark on a project, he must be settled and appeased, if the government wants to set up a community social responsibility, he must be consulted.
If you want to put up something as simple as billboard, his boys must be in the picture, else by the next morning, you will see it pulled to the ground.
4. Delta is land of the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Jeez, seeing a fine girl in Warri is like seeing an apparition. So, there a few fine ones, and those ones remain basically indoors, but the vast majority? Damn! While Asaba has some of the most beautiful girls in this country, Warri is the complete opposite. It is a city flush with oil money, so you will expect it to be a confluence of beautiful girls on the lookout for a fast buck, right?
Wrong. Yes, there are a lot of runs girls in that town, but majority of them are ugly. If Delta boys and girls were to act the movie- Good, bad & The Ugly, the good must be the beautiful girls of Asaba, the bad will be represented by the restive boys of the creeks, while the ugly has to be the ugly girls of Warri & Effurun.
5. Ibori’s word is still Law
Eight years after he left office and almost four since he has been doing time in Her Majesty’s jail, the Ibori influence over Delta affairs has never waned. While Uduaghan is the most hated of all Delta Governors, Ibori is the most loved, majorly because of his then propensity to dispense largesse and favors. The jury is yet to be out on Okowa.
From Prison, Ibori still decides what happens in Delta. When he anointed Tony Obuh for Governor last year, it seemed a given that the next occupant of government house would be its former Permanent Secretary. However, when Ibori pulled the plug on this Agbor technocrat’s ambition and swung to his kinsman, Edevbie, at the PDP primaries at the last minute, it seemed a fait accompli that this Urhobo man would succeed Uduaghan in government house.
Alas, this was a feat too much for even Ibori to pull from prison at such short notice. Though Edevbie came second, Okowa picked the ticket and subsequently went on to win the governorship. The people however compensated Ibori by pushing his daughter into the lower house at the National Assembly.
6. It is our ‘oyel’ mentality waxing stronger
To the average Niger Deltan, the world should stop moving because oil is drilled from his backyard. Most of the youths there feel they should feed, clothe and live large at the expense of the oil companies, just because they have oil. That is the entitlement mentality that is prevalent around there.
It doesn’t matter whether they have gone to school, it doesn’t matter whether they have a skill, and it doesn’t matter whether they are productive. The mere fact a young man is from an oil producing community means he thinks he must subsist on the bill of the oil company, operating in his neck of the woods. Infact if he sleeps with a LovePeddler, Shell should be able to meet her 10k bill on his behalf. If the oil companies wont do it, well, then the politicians must. This is the sort of mentality that has given rise to restiveness in those parts
7. Asaba is just a ceremonial capital- nothing happens there
Asaba is merely the seat of government, for bureaucratic red tape- Warri is where it happens. This town is the nerve centre of the state and is also where the oil companies are- Shell that is. The big deals are close there, the night life is hyper there- in short, Warri is the livewire of the state.
Because the state has several major cities that are equally lively, many Deltans return to these places over the weekend to be with their kith and kin in their won neck of the woods. Asaba then becomes like Abuja- lively during the week, deserted on weekends and only shored up by traders and business men of Onitsha and the girls who cross the bridge on bikes to ply their trade in the capital.
8. In Delta, the Fear of Tompolo is the beginning of wisdom
Yes, there are several strong men in Delta, the Ayiri’s, the Clarkes, Ibori’s and the likes, but the czar of Gbaramatu kingdom tops them all. I mean, if you single handedly installed a chief executive of the largest maritime agency in Africa, are you to be taken lightly?
If you boasted clearly that Delta will be on fire if your candidate does not emerge governor, and then went ahead to bulldoze everybody out of the way and installed him as governor? If after installing this your crony as Governor, you highhandedly installed your cousin as a deputy governor, are you then, not in control of government house and the till of the largest allocation in the country bar Akwa Ibom?
Within the creeks, Tompolo’s word is law and all over Delta, his influence cannot be under estimated, even as he also successfully installed his brother as chairman of his local government council.
If you don’t believe, simply when the President wanted to commission the oil & gas free zone there? , the security agencies, the military and state government had given the all clear to the President to come? It only took a phone call from Tompolo to the President for the President to cancel the trip.
What did tomplo say?
‘ Bros eh, if you like yourself ehn, no come here, no near here at all. Boys dey vex, blood dey dia eye. I no fit guarantee your safety o. I don teh you my own.’
The rest is history.
9. In Delta, money talks, bullshit....
Read more at: http://www.intercityadventures.com/10-things-i-noticed-while-traveling-across-delta/
Bros eh, you are making a whole lot of sense. One gbosa for you.
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| freddaboh(m): 2:35pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
mbdoyin:
This is a good development for everybody to be able for what was done. An independent Government security institution if left the way it was going with compromised attitude to work, everything will collaps and many innocent Nigerians will be put in jail and many could be killed. Government should enforce the conditions of service to the fullest without compromise. We should correct last istration mistakes by allowing this secret service to become private arm of rulling party. We discourage this and never to happen again. The full weight of law must be applied judiciously to stop future spill over of job descriptions and implementation.
God bless you my brother
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| freddaboh(m): 1:01am On Jul 05, 2015 |
joelpearl:
Brother, in as much as I will like to help bear ur pain, I will like to enlighten u on some issues. The university Degree and d HND are not d same. Their course content, Mode of entry, result value in d labour mkt are different. For instance,
1.) if u apply for DE with an HND, u will be itted into 300L in d university.
2.) if u opt for postgrad, u will have to trou a year PGD b4 applying for Post grad while a degree holder will apply direct for post grad except if its a 3rd class.
3.) If ur foundation is HND and u latter have PHD without ing through university Degree, u can't lecture in d university, u can only b a lab technologist.
Even while we were in 500L, there is dis Prof that will tell us not to b afraid of lab tech that we can only respect dem. That wen we graduate, we become their boss.
Even d university degree u talk about, there is discrimination, we have d B.Eng, B.Tech, B.Sc, LLB, B.Edu.
Some are regarded as professional courses, d others are not.
So my brother, d university degree & d HND are not same and a such can't be treated as same.
You got it right there.
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| freddaboh(m): 12:55am On Jul 05, 2015 |
Drabrah:
I think everybody knows y he's gone 2 sch & wot d labour market portends 4 him/her while in sch. D mechanism has already bn put in place so u know wot u put in 4 & wot 2 expect thereafter.
Im neither a B. Sc nor an HND holder, buh fact is, by default, uni grads r supposed 2 b berra than poly grads 4 a No of reasons. This in4med d discrepancies
Truth b told, we cannot all av equal opportunities, best we can av is an egalitarian condition & dat implies dat everybody shud respect boundaries & desist frm unhealthy rivalry. Every1 is important, buh there must b order. Hence, Every1 cannot b in control. Dat's y conditions r stipulated. So, u either meet d conditions by getting d necessary 'papers' or else abide by d prevailing conditions.
Right on point
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| freddaboh(m): 12:53am On Jul 05, 2015 |
GODAKPAN:
ITTION REQUIREMENTS: BSC=5 CREDIT PLUS 4 JAMB SUBJECTS AND HND=4 CREDIT PLUS 3 JAMB SUBJECTS, WHY THE NOISE? I HAVE BOTH AND I KNOW WHAT AM SAYING. I EVEN HAVE CITY ANG GUILDS LEVEL 4 WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO HND. GUY GO TO SCHOOL AND STOP SCREAMING. LAW AND MEDICAL GRADUATE STARTS AT LEVEL 10 WHILE OTHERS START AT LEVEL 8. WHY ARE WE NOT KILLING OURSELVES. ENUFF OF DIS CERTIFICATE COMPARISM AS THEY DIDNT START TODAY, THEY WERE THERE BEFORE YOU STARTED SCHOOL.
EACH TIME YOU COME UP WITH ISSUES LIKE THIS, YOU END UP RIDDICULING THE HND GRADUATES. WE KNEW OUR FAITH BEFORE AND DURING SCHOOL. THEY WERE NEVER EQUALS THATS WHY YOU NEED HND TO DO A YEAR 3 DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAMME IN A UNIVERSITY PLUS YOUR MANDATORY BASIC O'LEVEL
Another good point
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| freddaboh(m): 12:47am On Jul 05, 2015 |
Imokay:
Nice way to respond, however i don't think such matters are things you expect to be listed in a national constitution or an act needs to be enacted to give effect to it. Every service or organisation should be at liberty to determine what skill set is required to carryout it's job functions. For instance the legal department of a company need not given to a paralegal if the job function entails actions that must be taken by a lawyer called to the bar. A production company will not be helping itself if it employs too many engineers at the detriment of technologist and technicians it actually requires for it's bottomline.
The pay will be determined by the relative need and availability in the market of the skill set as such a fresh technologist from polytechnic with knowledge of programming and operating CNC machines may earn higher at entry level than his Bachelors engineering degree holder who will be a pupil handling product design and system planning. But it will be a misnomer for the technologist to insist on being a management trainee also, as that will not develop the skillset he came in with.
Are you also aware that some Welding technicians earn as high as 700K monthly in Oil and gas installations while an engineer with similar years of experience in oil service companies will be happy to go home with 350K.
You are making a whole lot of sense.
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| freddaboh(m): 7:49pm On Jul 03, 2015 |
notoriousbabe:
A brother conducted this research . Here is the result:
• Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became President of Liberia at age 70 in 2006.
She was 75 in 2011. She will remain president till 2016, at age 80
years.
• President Jacob Zuma of South Africa is 72 years old. He will be
president till 2019 at 77 years.
• Nelson Mandela, born in 1918, became President of South Africa in
1994 at the age of 76. Still president in 1998 when he stepped down
for Mbeki at the age of 80. If he had served two , he would have
been 84.
• President Peter Mutharika of Malawi was 74 when he was sworn in on
31 May, 2014. He will be president till 2019 at 79.
• President Alpha Conde of Guinea is now 76 years old. He was sworn-in
in December 2011when he was at 72.
• President Jose Eduardo Santos of Angola is 72. He will be president till 2020.
• President Abde Bourtefilka of Algeria is 77 years old, and will be
in office till 2020 and he will be 83 years old then.
• President Alasanne Quattara of Ivory Coast was 72 years in 2012, and
will be President till 2016.
• Yoweri Museveni of Uganda has been president since 1985. He won
another seven years-term in 2013 , and will be president till 2020
when he is 84.
• President Jose Mujiaga of Uruguay was 75 years old when elected. He
is 79 years now.
• President Tedoro Oblang Nguema Mbasogo, Equatorial Guinea, was born
on January 6, 1942. He is 72 years old and still going on.
• President Michael Sata, Zambia, is 77 years old. He became president
September 23, 2011 at 74, and will rule till 2016 when he will be 79.
• President Paul Biya of Cameroon is 81 years old. He will be in
office till 2017 at the age of 84 .
• President Milos Zeman of Chech Republic is 70 years old and will be
in office till 2018 when he is 74.
• Beji Caid Essebsi of Tunisia is 88 years old and he assumed office
in 2014 at 87 years old
• Ronald Reagan, born on February 06, 1911, became US President at 70,
and served two before retiring in 1989 at the age of 78.
• Abdul Halim of Malaysia is 87 years old. He assumed office in 2011 at age 84.
• Karolos Papoulias president of Greece is 85 years old. He assumed
office in 2005 at age 76.
• Anerood Jugnauth Prime Minister of Mauritius is 84 years old. He
assumed office in 2014 at age 83.
• Raul Castro of Cuba is 84 years old. He assumed office in 2008 at age 77.
• Artur Rasizade of Azerbaijan is 79 years old. He assumed office in
2003 at age 68.
• Mahmud Abbas of Palestine is 79 years old. He assumed office in 2005
at age 70.
• Shimon Peres of Isreal was 90 at the time his term ended in 2014.
• Eamon De Valera of Ireland was 90 years when his term ended in 1973.
• Joaquin Balague of Domican Republic was 89years old when his term
ended in 1996
• Giorgio Napolitano of Italy was 89 years old when he resigned from
government in 2015
• Luis Alberto Sánchez Prime Minister of Peru was 88years old when he
resigned his appointment in 1989.
• Girma Wolde-Giorgis of Ethiopia was 88 years old when his term ended in 2013.
• Sandro Pertini of Italy was 88 years old when his term ended in 1985.
Also,
• Obafemi Awolowo was 74 during his last attempt at presidency in 1983.
• Nnamdi Azikiwe was 79 when he contested for presidency in 1983.
In conclusion, I am not an apostle for recycling old politicians but I
am averse to people like Ayo Fayose pushing twisted and one-sided
history in our faces. I just want to show that all over the world
senior citizens get elected and most of them see their tenure through.
In fact a few of them die in office. Only Tôn Đức Thắng of Vietnam
died in office. You can research this fact. Ironically none of dead
presidents on Fayose’s statics in the Punch was up to 70 as at the
time of their death. This shows how confused this Ekiti governor is.
Please let us contribute to knowledge, the fact that some elements are
privileged to be in seat of power doesn’t mean we cannot engage
intelligently. People like Ayo Fayose should be told that the white
didn’t hide things in books for black people like us. Let the game
continue, we will serve them while it is hot.
Right on point.
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| freddaboh(m): 10:09am On Jun 30, 2015 |
msmon:
The Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, has said that no amount of
“intimidation, blackmail and
propaganda” by the Presidency
would stop it from demanding
that President Muhammadu
Buhari kick-starts government
and commence implementation
of his campaign promises for
which he was voted into office.
PDP had on Sunday said that
Mr. Buhari’s first 30 days in
office saw Nigeria only in
motion without movement.
Mr. Buhari promptly replied the
PDP saying he is taking his time
to clean the rot left by the party.
The PDP, however, said the
Presidency’s excuse of clearing
the “so-called Augean Stable” is
lame and diversionary noting
that it stands by its statement
that the delay is creating
loopholes through which some
persons claiming closeness to
the President have infiltrated
executive bodies, arm-twisting
and conniving with
unscrupulous elements in the
bureaucracy to syphon the
nation’s resources in the last 30
days.
The PDP National Publicity
Secretary, Olisa Metuh, in a
statement on Monday said the
party would not in any way be
cowed by threats and wild
allegations by the Presidency
into abdicating its responsibility
of speaking out as an opposition
party where the system is
derailing.
“The PDP and indeed all well-
meaning Nigerians were
appalled by the response from
the Presidency regarding our
call for prayers to enable
President Muhammadu Buhari-
led APC istration locate its
bearing, compose a government
and halt the prevailing
stagnation with its huge
negative impact on the system.
“Instead of addressing the issues
raised, the Presidency
descended to insults, abuses and
innuendos, a stance which not
only bears out the case made by the PDP but
also raises questions about the capacity of
this istration to shoulder the
enormous responsibility of governance.
“While we expect the present
istration to be serious about the fight
against corruption, probe and prosecute
each and everyone involved in such,
irrespective of their party leaning, we
restate that these must be done within the
ambits of the law and must not be used as a
witch-hunt ostensibly to discredit and
undermine the opposition. We therefore
caution against the current drama of
politicizing the issue of corruption in the
country.
“Furthermore, the analogy of the Augean
stable, is completely baffling to us at this
level as it goes to a great length to question
the capacity and the sincerity of those
around the president.
“In Greek mythology, Hercules in his
ingenuity took the task and efficiently
cleared the Augean’ stable in a day for
which he demanded a reward of a tenth of
fine cattle belonging to the king.
“Nigerians would not want to believe that in
the so-called clearing of the Augean stable,
although not delivering in one day,
President Buhari wants to play Hercules in
his demand, this time, by wanting to run the
government alone without the statutory
components of the executive as enshrined
in the constitution.
“We ask, is the so-called clearing of mess
responsible for his inability after 90 days of
winning an election to make up his mind on
rudimentary appointments such as
Secretary to the Government of the
Federation, Chief of Staff and his demand
for 15 Special Advisers as approved by the
PDP controlled Seventh Assembly since June
5, 2015?
“Perhaps we need to draw President
Buhari’s attention to the fact that while he
is busy clearing his imaginary mess on the
pages of newspapers, some persons
claiming closeness to him have in the last 30
days been piling up sleazes that also need
his attention in key agencies of government.
“Despite the absence of approving and
supervising officials, key income generating
institutions like NNPC, NIMASA, NPA, FIRS
and other strategic agencies have been
invaded by persons claiming to be friends
and associates of the President and this puts
to question the sincerity and seriousness of
the istration to affect the so-called
change upon which they rode to power.
“Auxiliary to this is the issue of the
construction of a helipad, amongst various
expenses and other major government
expenditure going on across board in the
last one month and without due supervision
as the eyes of the President cannot be
everywhere.
“We declare unequivocally that we do have
respect for the person and office of the
President especially considering his age and
status as an elder statesman. However, we
will like to make it very clear that the
President of the Federal Republic Nigeria is
neither a Sherriff in the Old Wild West nor
a military dictator in some Banana
Republic. He is an elected president under a
democratic setting.”
Source: www.timesng.com/news/top-news/185825-you-cant-blackmail-us-pdp-tells-buhari.html
PDP as a party indeed has no shame. After destroying the country and its eceonomy over the years has the temerity and effrontery to challenge another party for trying to clean-up its mess? It's really pathetic.
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| freddaboh(m): 1:53am On Jun 26, 2015 |
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I will like to perfect and gain confidence with regards to driving. Am based in Warri in delta state. Kindly pm if you intend in helping me. Waiting for a response.
Thanks.
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| freddaboh(m): 3:22pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
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| freddaboh(m): 2:41pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
cronsberg:
Guys, i was just having a conversation with my girlfriend/ wife to be about likes and likes-not in bed, and while listing her likes, she went on a story telling episode about her previous guy. The part of the story that caught my attention was when she said that her ex will do her for hours without resting. She said there was a time she visited the guy and he effd her from 12 noon to 5pm, that she could barely walk that day and was feeling so satisfied and fulfilled. She then said with all the fuss i was making about effing her out of her senses, that i came short of satisfaction, and that the guy was stronger in bed. You could imaging how furious and boiling i was feeling inside while hearing this from her in a normal conversation.
The facts are though that when ever we have sex, i am absolutely sure i last for atleast 15 minutes or more no doubt, my penis is 5.7 to 6 inches erect and hard as wood, i do pre-intimacy and such, so what the hell is the problem? Is it even my damn problem or her's? I know for damn sure no normal guy will last for more than 20 minutes of constant thrusting. If she has to be effd for hours in order to feel satisfied, isn't she the one with the problem? On the one hand, i feel like i shouldn't even worry myself since she is aperantly the nimphomeniac not me. On the other hand, i feel that her "accidental revelation" is a sign of what's to come, as in she might be a cheater when married because of her insatiable appetied for marathon sex.
what's your opinion guys
Guy, run for your dear life else you will die before your time. Shikena
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| freddaboh(m): 3:04am On Jun 22, 2015 |
Cargoed:
A lot of people forget the election and campaign is over. It is time to work this blame game is only waisting more time.
I have a question:
1) Why did the refinery run down in the first place.
2) Why was there a decision to privatise it
3) Why did Dangote refuse to buy it.
Answer these and we can progress. Business and Politics are 2 different things.
If you keep NNPC you cannot differentiate b/w stealing and corruption
1) Beacause 'they' wanted the refineries to be down.
2) The privatization issue came up so that they can sell the refineries to themselves and their cronies.
3)They put in obstacles so that Dangote can not buy the refineries.
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| freddaboh(m): 2:56am On Jun 22, 2015 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Sister, forget about all the jargons blown in the article. The valid reason was given which needed a turn around maintenance to correct which is: “When the crude oil got to the refineries, the Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) units were not working, so we were getting mainly base oils such as naphtha, low pour fuel oil (LPFO), kerosene and diesel."
That was the reason they were able to give to hoodwink the people but it's not true.
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| freddaboh(m): 12:01am On Jun 22, 2015 |
dinachi:
I feel a deep sense of grief and bewilderment when I read a lot of misguided comments from my Igbo brothers with some calling for a violent secession from Nigeria. Most of the generation of people making these statement never witnessed the civil war. They did not see first hand the horrors of war. They did not experience the terrific impact of bombs or the loud ear splitting sounds of heavy artillery shells as the explode. Should I talk about the economic impact? How our people were reduced to paupers and had to start from the scratch. How beautiful daughters were forcefully torn from the warm embrace of their families and married off to leprous men in the North just to spite our people. Only a mentally deranged and prone to self destruction individual will ever in his life a violent secession from Nigeria.
Our problem is not secession. Our problem is learning how to live with other tribes in harmony while doing our businesses. Our focus should be on how to build consensus across the nation for vital political interests.
I laugh heartliy when I see some misguided Niger Delta youths like barcanista and co trying to be clever by half by playing to our sense of entitlement. Speaking from both sides of the mouth about how our people are being pushed aside and marginalized.
Yet these are the same people that effectively sabotaged the Biafran struggle under Ojukwu. These are the same people that lead the enemy in through our backyards and betrayed their so called brothers. Now they have started a new song because their brother Jonathan who performed woefully was booted out by majority of Nigerians.
I want us to know sometime that is historical. The moment an attempt is made to secede, the I jaws will immediately turn their backs and negotiate us away to advance their interests. So we will end up alone fighting the whole of Nigeria and loosing again.
When the chips are down, we are always alone.
Another point to consider is that Nigeria has become too intergrated to break up. Almost every family has in laws across their tribe. How will that be handled?
Igbo are the most integrated people in Nigeria with business interests across the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria. Most of our people will become jobless or stay and be killed the moment a secession is declared.
Those who knew the truth will tell you that even inside Biafra there were still serious cases of tribalism and nepotism, even under the revered Ojukwu. That was why ahiara declaration became necessary to tackle these issues.
Finally, we are not ready militarily and would only be engaging in another massive waste of life if we insist on our ways.
So my people do not be deceived! Our best and only bet is to remain as law abiding citizens of Nigeria while doing our best to continue to be relevant in the scheme of things.
Ka Chineke mezie okwu.
May God bless you my brother. War is something every rationality inclined human being will like to avoid, most people talking about war and secession have never seen real crisis not to talk of war. Integration should be the theme for all Nigerians. Shikena
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| freddaboh(m): 11:38pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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I'm an ABUsite all the way. Proud of my school ABU Zaria.
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| freddaboh(m): 10:42pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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RIP dan maraya Jos
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| freddaboh(m): 10:42pm On May 29, 2015 |
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[quote author=ifedubatoochukw post=34222679]President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday in Abuja directed the central command of the military to relocate to Maiduguri, Borno, to intensify the fight against Boko Haram insurgency.
Buhari, who gave the directive in his address after his inauguration, said it was impossible to achieve victory against the insurgents if the command continued to operate from Abuja.
He said that the command center would relocate and remain in Maiduguri until the insurgents were subdued.
No where in the History of world military History will the military central command be located right in the combat zone it is the height of unprofessional-ism which is about to force me to revisit the issue of Buhari certificate scandal. let us use the United state of America model as a case study .
Military Central command are non combatants they are not infantry units but expertise from various field of course
Structure
Central Command headquarters staff directorates include personnel, intelligence, operations, logistics, plans & policy, information systems, training & exercises, and resources, and other functions. The intelligence section is known as t Intelligence Center, Central Command, or JICCENT, which serves as a t Intelligence Center for the co-ordination of intelligence. Under the intelligence directorate, there are several divisions
In the United State the Central Military Command directs four "service component commands" and one subordinate unified command and no fighting units directly subordinate to it:
The United States Army Central (USARCENT), and the United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT), both headquartered at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina, the U.S. Marine Forces Central Command (USMARCENT), headquartered at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida and the U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (USNAVCENT), headquartered at Naval Activity Bahrain in the Kingdom of Bahrain. MacDill Air Force Base also hosts a Sub-unified command called the Special Operations Command Central (USSOCCENT).
In 1983, U.S. Military Central Command was established to succeed the Rapid Deployment t Task Force, formed at MacDill AFB, Florida on 1 March 1980, to handle US national security interests in Southwest Asia, Central Asia and the Persian G
The USA Central Military Command main headquarters is located at MacDill Air Force Base, in Tampa, Florida. A forward headquarters was established in 2002 at Camp As Sayliyah in Doha, Qatar, which in 2009 transitioned to a forward headquarters at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar to serve American strategic interests interest in the following countries as the Area of Responsibilty.
Area of Responsibility Countries for USA Central Military Command Located in Mac Dill Air force Base in Tampa Florida..
Afghanistan
Bahrain
Egypt
Iraq
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Lebanon
Oman
Pakistan
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
U.A.E.
Uzbekistan
Yemen
Tactically its a great Blunder for Mr Buhari to relocated the Military Central command right into sambisa forest when he knew quite well that these people are non combatants they are not infantry soldiers and their area of responsibilty covers a wider area than just boko haram. they monitor , deploy and protect both Nigeria air land and water from bioth internal and external aggression.
Relocating Nigeria military Central Command to frontline war zone is the most senseless decision any president have ever taken and such action is capable of endangering Nigeria external security an outside force may invade the bnation of Nigeria in time like these..
LThis wrong decision calls for us to revisit Buhari certificate scandal and how he come about his title of Major General. Lwhen he is incapable of simple kindergarten Military D ecision
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Ifeduba ThankGod T ( political Analyst writes in from Anambra state)
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Abegi allow the old man to do his job. All these TANoids sef. Wetin na
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| freddaboh(m): 7:36pm On May 23, 2015 |
wristwatch:
Una good evening o! E don tay small whey I drop article as activities of Miss NL dey sweet person. Good luck to the finalists. *winks*
When the hunter becomes the hunted then the generation of hunters is in great danger and that's exactly what is treading nowadays as boyfriend snatching activities is increasing at an alarming rate.
Ladies perform voracious acts to steal their colleague's boyfriends at any cost without considering the consequences and these acts are;
1. Consultation Of Herbalists
Some ladies are so desperate that they seek herbalists for spiritual assistance to help snatch their friends' boyfriends. The guy in question has no choice other than to dance to her tune. "Hmmm Juju at work" .
2. Seduction
Just because men are moved by what they see, those who want to snatch their friends' boyfriends dress half unclad, give close marking, act seductively (breast brushing him, etc) and show sexual green light. They eventually nutmeg the dude after successful implementation of seduction.
3. Mid-Night visitation
This is best time these category of ladies unleash their snatching prowess. She visits him in the middle of the night saying she can't sleep alone in her room due to loneliness and need to the night at his place. "Room whey she don dey sleep for the past one year". Which kind yeye loneliness they worry her now?
4. Notice Me Attitude
When her friend's boyfriend is around, that's when she starts acting awkward. She starts cat walking unnecessarily and will be talking about her taste in fashion and all that.
5. She Bad Mouth Her To Her Boyfriend
She talks about how her friend flirts around with her male suitors. She will further tell him to promise her that he should not let her friend know that she was the one that actually told him. This is a bid to make the guy have her hated.
6. Labels her as a notorious gold digger
She discusses privately with the dude telling him her friend is just after his money, and how she has been duping guys in exchange of her kitty-cat. She will further advise him never to rely on her and find someone else.
7. She acts like holy mary
They camouflage under the wimps of holy Mary by stylishly preaching the word of God and inviting him to church programme. This act is peculiar to churches as she takes "brother John" to sexual journey during private evangelism. "If I hear say na God word she dey share"
8. She becomes a monitoring spirit
The consequence of excessive stalking may result to her becoming a monitoring spirit. She monitors his movement and activities like someone using periscope to view planetary bodies. Obsession overshadow her mental faculty as the guy becomes her course of study.
9. She goes for cooking seminar
Yoruba people say "olobe lo loko". Which means A lady who can prepare sweet delicacy owns a husband. This is when she goes for several training on cooking and applying it where necessary to steal her friend's boyfriend.
10. Sugar mummy mechanism
Due to her financially stability, she use this as a bait to lure her colleague's boyfriend by purchasing his favourite items after research activities has been carried out. She provide every avenue to make life comfortable for the guy more than his present girlfriend.
You can add yours
You've said it all my brother.
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| freddaboh(m): 8:50am On May 10, 2015 |
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It is called "Thinking outside the box".Mathematics is an important tool for engineering designs. An innovator can use simple mathematically models to design anything he or she wants and one mathematical model can solve many design problems.
His solution is scientifically and mathematically correct.
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| freddaboh(m): 7:44pm On Mar 20, 2015 |
Gariki:
Here comes the Bigest real shops online,
Hello naija because most of all these online business that we have in our country are owned by whites, the ones we own are only for personal use such as jumia konga etc, with delay service, it been hard for us as an individual to really shop online, with the introduction of olx tradeable etc we thought it could be a new change for us though olx really helps a bit for those wanting to sell their used stuff but with the kind of nation we are where everything is possible u know what I mean its still hard to buy goods online like other developed countries with happy ending without fake or scam issues.
Here we the shopsonet group has come to brake the barriers, we have come with http://shopsonet.com where everyone can sell or buy with peace of mind own online store like jumia etc have ur own branded ios and android app been ed by your loyal custumers once u ed and request to be a seller,take for eg u sell toys, ur name is Angeles so u ed as Angeles toy so ur costumers will now be able to ur app as Angeles toy app, where seller will no longer worries if the buyer may not pay because in here seller will send the goods to buyer only when they have been credited, with the maximum security buyer need no worries because the seller will never get his/her hand on your money even though you had paid, unless you give go ahead order, in other word your money is secured at the of shopsonet.com untill you are satisfied with the goods you received before we realise the money, with our sophisticated software we protect every one bot seller and buyer because we will like to give the seller his money in time thats why we have offline provision allover.
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We also offering pick up stations which will make everyone even if you dont have offline shops you can still be a good shop owner
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| freddaboh(m): 7:43pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
Wulfruna:
Going by what I have learnt, Hausa Muslims often have difficulty accepting Yoruba Muslims as true Muslims. Perhaps this is because Yoruba Muslims generally tend to be less rigid about their religion than their Northern counterparts.
I a conversation that once ensued between a Yoruba Muslim friend of mine and an Hausa man he engaged to repair his shoe.
The Hausa guy simply refused to accept my friend was Muslim, even after my friend recited ages from the Qu'ran in Arabic. Probably, in the Hausa cobbler's mind, you can't be Muslim if you are not a Northerner.
This perception may for why we see relatively fewer cases of Hausa Muslim- Yoruba Muslim unions.
You are absolutely right.
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| freddaboh(m): 8:14pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
liminister:
always be good, caring, respectful, and a litle bit quiet an clean. this'll attract me as a guy.
I'm with you on this bro
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| freddaboh(m): 6:09pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
iamNotAlone:
I am beautiful, curvy and hairy. Chocolate skinned but it bothers me that I can't get and keep a man of my own.
Yes, I have irers and stalkers but they don't fit into my picture of an ideal man.
The ideal men I have at my workplace, all they do is to ire and tell themselves " this bae make brain o". But none of them could approach me for a serious relationship because they often think I am taken.
Pls, my beloved #landers, how do I get them to toast me?.
Its kind of frustrating when your are lonely, no ionate calls, no sweet talkings. And u feel u have all it takes but the men ain't just coming
I am interested in getting to know you. I'm light-skinned, ambitious, calm, sincere and adventurous guy. I love the good things of life and I am never afraid to go for what I want. I have a job but I'm yet to be rich, I'm comfortable though. I think I like your disposition about life. What do you look out for in a man? I hope it does not include being a dangote's son? Lol.
Whether I'm handsome? Atleast, I look better than GEJ. Lol
me on my BB PIN 33164981. Thanks
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| freddaboh(m): 1:14am On Mar 06, 2015 |
onyefin:
Cool
Mine ie 3rd January
1982
My birthday mate. 3rd January, 1982
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| freddaboh(m): 1:15pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
selfemployed:
APC HELD LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS IN BORNO AND YOBE...NO BANGER WAS HEARD.....BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.
APC GOVERNORS VISITED MAIDUGURI....WALKED THE STREET AND MARKETS....NO BANGER HEARD....BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.
80% PVCS COLLECTED IN BORNO AND YOBE...NO BANGER HEARD...BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.
APC CAMPAIGNED IN BORNO AND YOBE....THEY CLAIMED HUNDRED OF THOUSANDS ATTENDED THEIR RALLIES....NO BANGER HEARD....BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.
WHAT MIRACLE DID APC PERFORMED?
WHY WAS THE SAME MIRACLE NOT PERFORMED IN SECURING THE CHIBOK GIRLS?
APC SHOULD PLZZZZZZ TELL US WHO SENDS BOKO HARAM ON VACATION WHENEVER THEY ARE IN TOWN.
https://www.facebook.com/139195132798131/photos/a.674217599295879.1073741830.139195132798131/888811397836497/?type=1
That's the more reason why it makes sense to send PDP packing so that APC can do the job of handling Boko haram.
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| freddaboh(m): 3:41pm On Jan 13, 2015 |
mrmetoo1:
I know a couple of Harvard graduates (one's my good friend, my wife actually met another one on the plane) that are willing to work for Buhari, they'll take care of any clicking he needs to do. NEXT!!
Mr "Computer Literate" Mimiko saying they don't know how to click computer, what does that even mean? I'm Dep CEO of my company, my boss is almost 70 he knows his way around the computer but not nearly as much as me. So here's what happens, when anything serious/confidential needs to be done on the computer I step in. When we need someone with experience to solve a problem, he steps in. Guess what? Company hasn't collapsed, as a matter of fact the company is having one of its best periods ever.
A logical solution to Mimiko's headache. Gbam!!!!
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| freddaboh(m): 2:39pm On Jan 04, 2015 |
montestic:
It would be impossible to count on my ten fingers, the Nigerian celebrities that have been accused of bleaching over time.
The act of bleaching or skin lightening is considered as the trend in the Nigerian entertainment industry at the moment and a lot of celebrities have been accused of bleaching their skin, including Award wining artist Sean Tizzle.
The accusation is understandable considering the fact that over the past few months his skin has been noted to become lighter in complexion which people feel is as a result of bleaching.
However, Sean Tizzle has come out to debunk the accusations. When asked if he is bleaching his skin, he replied“My skin being lighter is as a result of good living”.
http://www.informationng.com/2014/07/fans-accuse-sean-tizzle-of-skin-bleaching-he-says-its-a-sign-of-good-living.html
Sharrap my friend. You are bleaching your skin. It's obvious.
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| freddaboh(m): 2:20pm On Jan 04, 2015 |
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| freddaboh(m): 1:33pm On Jan 04, 2015 |
gsainttrinity:
DEAR African Brother,
i am sympathetic with your cause. But Nigerian ladies which you have made your object of iration like you have rightly said are one of the most intelligient specie of women folks worldwide. One thing you also have to know is that Nigerian ladies are very cunning, materialistics, down to earth, not romantically inclined, the hate high sounding grammers and they can smell 'mugu' from a million miles. (mugu is a nigerian word that means Fool).
If you really desire a Nigerian woman, you should play it the Nigerian Bad boy way.
Please consult the services of those dudes you assumed you never wanted on your thread.
Let me leave some hints for you. NEVER tell a nigerian lady anything about farming or agriculture, it is usually linked to poverty. Rather say your father own an Oil well.
NEVER show too much desperation, because you may end up paying handsomely for it.
LOOKS don't matter in attracting your Nigerian Queen, Your Bank balance speaks more better language the Nigerian ladies could understand.
Change your search method Bro and the sky would be the starting point. GOODLUCK.
The guy above said it all. Never mention agriculture or farming to a typical Naija babe. When you discuss oil blocks and oil wells it makes more sense. Secondly, it is not an upgrade for a Naija girl to be dating a Zimbabwean, it's a step backward bro. But trust me, still there many Naija babes that won't mind having you if and if only you are serious with the marriage stuff especially now that getting a husband material or men ready to settle is very hard. Lastly, do you have a job or any source of income? If yes, then very soon you will get a decent Naija sister. If no, my brother you are on a long thing. You can thank me later.
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