Judinho59:
Yea.. Bt they are Countable!

IYA NGBALI: they should pls stop praying, enough of this yeye things in our country

kabiesy: War ke oti o

pato station: Baba Iyabo go talk up today; tomorrow e go begin talk another thing. E go drink garri today, tomorrow e go chop cassava bread. Next time e dey dance yahooooze. Which one Baba dey sef?

obi4eze: There'll be no civil war in Nigeria. There are genuine Christians that pray for this country night and day.

Fhemmmy:

God never forsake people that called upon him, so dont spread fallacy

Hardfact: By the way, the way these top people, esp Baba Obj of recent, keep directly/indirectly refering to Nigeria breaking up, (dis)unity, another civil war and so on could it be in anyway indicative of anything fishy which they could be aware of in their circles?

Fhemmmy:

Nice one, cos the [b]time is coming that the masses wont be able to take it anymore . . . They steal our money and use the money to oppress the masses, that is total insult[/b]

Truckpusher: if you know how much these polithiefcians plans to loot in the coming yrs then you wouldn't be talking abt war....nobody is going to war as long as the oil keeps flowing from the creeks and hinterland of the Niger Delta.
If you know how much investment they've allocated to themselves through privatization you won't talk abt war.
If you know how some people owned oil wells that run into billions of dollars you won't talk abt war

if you know how hard it is for them to stash all their loots abroad and feel comfortable you won't talk abt war.

Finally if you know how we the ordinary are polarized on region, religion and ethnicity then you will never talk abt war and if I may ask who is going to fight who?....will the corrupt elites in our various societies fight themselves when they can conveniently loot and share amongst themselves? When they can conveniently beat up the drums of sentiment and we will fall for it...my brother forget abt war it's a propaganda by the criminal elites to keep us constantly on our toes so that we can never demand for accountability from them.

obi4eze: There'll be no civil war in Nigeria. There are genuine Christians that pray for this country night and day.

Truckpusher: If you know how much these polithiefcians plans to loot in the coming yrs then you wouldn't be talking abt war....nobody is going to war as long as the oil keeps flowing from the creeks and hinterland of the Niger Delta.
If you know how much investment they've allocated to themselves through privatization you won't talk abt war.
If you know how some people owned oil wells that run into billions of dollars you won't talk abt war

If you know how hard it is for them to stash all their loots abroad and feel comfortable you won't talk abt war.

Finally if you know how we the ordinary are polarized on region, religion and ethnicity then you will never talk abt war and if I may ask who is going to fight who?....will the corrupt elites in our various societies fight themselves when they can conveniently loot and share amongst themselves? When they can conveniently beat up the drums of sentiment and we will fall for it...my brother forget abt war it's a propaganda by the criminal elites to keep us constantly on our toes so that we can never demand for accountability from them.

lacasa:


But yet, they are more than the christians

la furia: obasanjo is right but whats the real solution?

sundaybam: We will not experience such again as a nation.

hollandis: I expect people to insult this useless septugenerian for trying to incite the people which is punishable under the law.He is trying to bring Jonathan's government to ridicule and disrepute .Alas we have people here praying that war shouldn't loom .Sometimes I believe that the problem with Nigeria is not the leaders but some sicko people that can readily compromise and become tribalistic at the slightest topportunity

Hardfact: True. But sadly enough the vast majority of Nigerians are anything but enlightened enough to improve their lot. They'd rather engage in tribal sentiments like here on NL, and get busy chasing crumbs fallen from the table than strive to awaken their leaders. Any surprise even the nonperforming leaders are constantly being showered with praises and encouraged to keep up their 'good work'. . .

Judinho59:
Yea.. Bt they are Countable!

Hardfact: … when former President Obasanjo shunned the request by governor Amosun to lay a wreath.
When Obasanjo’s name was mentioned as part of the dignitaries to lay the wreath,the former President declined despite pleas by thegovernor.
The programme was put on hold as many dignitaries including the Deputy governor, Segun Adesegun, the Iyalode of Egbaland, Alaba Lawson, pleaded with him to reconsider his stance.
Vanguard gathered that Obasanjo’s anger was because his name was not in the brochure as partof those that would lay the wreath.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/obj-warns-against-another-civil-war/

Hardfact: …As Uduaghan promises job opportunities to ex-servicemen
FORMER President, Olusegun Obasanjo, Tuesday, cautioned Nigerian leaders against acts that could lead to anothercivil war , even as he shunned the request by Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State, to lay a wreath at the Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Abeokuta.
Obasanjo who spoke on the occasion for fallen heroes at Arcade ground in Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, Ogun State, said Nigerians should learn from history. He urged government at all levels to remember the families of the slain soldiers.
Lamenting the loss of many security personnel during civil and international wars, he said Nigerian leaders should ensure that what led to the previous wars did not reccur.
According to Obasanjo, “war is not a picnic. When you engage in wars, lives are bound to be lost. That is why, as much as possible,wars should be avoided. For us in Nigeria, even when we were fighting against the colonial power, we lost Nigerians in Burma, in East Africa. But since the days of the constabulary, because that is where the Nigerian Army started from, Nigerian security forces have been losing lives either in support of civil authority or in fighting local wars.
Constant reminders
”The aim of this celebration is to constantly remember the sacrifice that the fallen heroes have made. It is also to constantly remind usthat they left familiesbehind who need to be catered for”
Meanwhile, there wasa mild drama at the armed forces Remembrance Day ceremony when former President Obasanjo shunned the request by governor Amosun to lay a wreath.
When Obasanjo’s name was mentioned as part of the dignitaries to lay the wreath,the former President declined despite pleas by thegovernor.
The programme was put on hold as many dignitaries including the Deputy governor, Segun Adesegun, the Iyalode of Egbaland, Alaba Lawson, pleaded with him to reconsider his stance.
Vanguard gathered that Obasanjo’s anger was because his name was not in the brochure as partof those that would lay the wreath.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/obj-warns-against-another-civil-war/

obi4eze: There'll be no civil war in Nigeria. There are genuine Christians that pray for this country night and day.

lonamy:

Nigeria is in a perpetual war zone, just that it is not on a full blown scale. Corruption, no light, bad roads, MEND, Boko haram, OPC, Egbesu boys, mention all militant groups. The uncontrolled killing by the police and army. Especially, when armed force men realised that you are IBO man, the next thing is to kill.

So what is OBJ talking about civil war. All these politicians they want to sit down and enjoy all their loots.

hollandis: I expect people to insult this useless septugenerian for trying to incite the people which is punishable under the law.He is trying to bring Jonathan's government to ridicule and disrepute .Alas we have people here praying that war shouldn't loom .Sometimes I believe that the problem with Nigeria is not the leaders but some sicko people that can readily compromise and become tribalistic at the slightest topportunity