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Politics / Re: Open Dialogue With APC Progressives by Gbawe1: 5:36pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
@Seun. Are you going to be posting back and forth while dancing around my allegation of an unfair ban against my main handle of Gbawe? Is this not suggestive of a tacit admission of wrongdoing on your path? This is exactly the manner of discussion that went on publicly a few days ago till someone then went on to vengefully ban me .Can you tell the forum who banned me and why since you seem to be on a peacemaking mission? 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Open Dialogue With APC Progressives by Gbawe1: 5:20pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
Djicemob: Seun, you are the most lenient admin of a forum that i've ever seen. What would you know given your backward mentality? Mr.Man, we are all adults here and no one is here to prostrate for any 'elder' or kowtow to ageism. You are probably used to policeman beating you publicly only for you to turn around and thank them for not maiming you. Why will you not suggest those in Seun's position should be arrogant and untouchable? I don't back mindless insults against Seun but he is not beyond correction or above criticism. 9 Likes |
Politics / Re: Open Dialogue With APC Progressives by Gbawe1: 5:10pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
ShehuAba: Seun, you are trying to solve a problem and you are creating more. Why will you again suggest that APC supporters hacked nairaland. That's a very grave and unacceptable accusation. Bro, my ban is even weird because no one explained why I was banned or what rule I contravened. All I did, on a thread similar to this, was post a direct response to Seun telling him, very much in the spirit of the problem-solving amicability going on here, to curtail the bias and partisanship against APC supporters and their threads. Next thing I know, I was banned with a message saying I should try to post "in a few hours". Yet a few hours is now several days. Personally, that sort of thing does not bother me but Seun, if a sincere chap genuinely devoted to wiping the slate clean, should simply be fair from this point on. The easiest thing to do in life is let to reject tolerance and give in to hating others who are 'different' in one way of the other. That is the cause of the majority of the problem the world faces. Yet, life is more rewarding if one fights prejudice and adopt the 'live and let live' ethos. I can never advocate for pro-APC favouritism here because PDP fans are way too unintelligent to be a match for us progressives anyway I enjoy tormenting the dimwits. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Open Dialogue With APC Progressives by Gbawe1: 4:51pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
AlabaBoss: Seun That is indeed a good description of Tomakid. An attention-seeking agbaya who looks rather hungry and needy. Suggesting, without any evidence whatsoever, that APC supporters are trying to hack Nairaland is ludicrous. Seun only needs to concern himself with providing a neutral discussion forum for passionate posters. We know Seun has his affiliations and bias but it is plain wrong for PDP supporters to be cajoling him to take sides even to the extent of azzlicking sycophants openly asking him to proscribe APC supporters because they assume Seun is their PDP 'Alaye' here. Throughout the world, processes are strengthened if passionately and rigorously contested, opposed and supported. PDP and APC fans do not need to like each other but we should tolerate and respect each other while ensuring we try to argue our position with facts always or as much as possible. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Open Dialogue With APC Progressives by Gbawe1: 4:18pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
Well-done Seun. Certainly a step in the right direction. Now, can you kindly explain why my world-famous and patented handle of Gbawe remains banned after I raised the very same critical issues you are seeking to address with this thread? 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Prof. Wole Soyinka On Ihejirika And Ali Modu Sheriff by Gbawe1: 2:52pm On Sep 13, 2014 |
MalcoImX: "Regarding General Ihejirika, I have my own theories regarding how he may have come under Stephen Davis’ searchlight in the first place, ending up on his list of the inculpated. All I shall propose at this stage is that an international panel be set up to examine all allegations, irrespective of status or office of any accused." One wonders what the GEJ Government is waiting for. |
Politics / Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Gbawe1: 7:44am On Sep 12, 2014 |
whatlyf: I will MOST likely quit NL after 2015 polls. That Admin slammed a one month Ban on my main handle (barcanista) because of the most ridiculous reason(which I snapshotted and used as DP). Before now I have also been banned(in August) because I created a thread to ask why one of my harmless thread that was devoid of tribal/ethnic/ewar/religious or any war. The Mods Apologised and restored the Thread BUT the Admin went ahead to hand me a 1week BAN. This is most embarassing Bro, I suspect many will leave after the election. Nairaland political section, before being taken over by cretins, used to be good because the lead-up to the elections throws up many informative and useful discussion about candidates, their strengths and histories. It was a way for posters who genuinely want political progress to contribute and play their part on NL while being part of an interesting process as obtains worldwide. Yet with the way clannish, feudal and ethnocentric cretins have taken over this forum, when they were relegated to the background in the past by intelligent posts and posters, I doubt the period directly before the 2015 election can be anywhere near as interesting and weighty as was the case before the 2011 polls. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Gbawe1: 7:29am On Sep 12, 2014 |
eliment: Its high time we SW moved to an unbias forum, nairaland has deen sold to the igbos. This has happened already. Do you see Pukkah, dayokanu, Ekt-bear, Egeurilla, Akanbi-Edu, Kilode, Koruji, Katsumoto and many others any more? Many have simply moved on permanently. I was only hanging on till the general election to participate in discussions about (1) candidates in SW States, vis a vis their history and what they offer, and (2) the Presidential election . I don't really give a toss now. Yet I will let Nairalanders know, as much as possible, what is going on because I am not the sort anyone can intimidate or cower. This forum now appears to be run by egotism, arbitrarily dictatorial conducts and brazenly open bias alone. Of course some will applaud such conducts because of their myopia and inability to ever stand for what is just and fair. What those who have left demonstrate is that Nairaland is not their life. Clearly we see Nairaland means the world to losers who think they are 'winning' because biased behaviour favour them. 10 Likes 3 Shares |
Politics / Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Gbawe1: 7:17am On Sep 12, 2014 |
Arysexy: But for NL what would unite me and an obviously immature and ill-exposed child like you? Do you have an iota of decency in you enough to allow you see the simplicity of the complaint made? I don't think so. A fairly straightforward complaint is turned into the usual 'persecution' siege mentality folks like you work with 24/7. What is wrong in asking why, in the spirit of equity and fair play, two threads that are the same are not given the same treatment? That is why Nations have leaders who build society and then herded, small-minded folks like you in the background. 8 Likes |
Politics / Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Gbawe1: 7:03am On Sep 12, 2014 |
Arysexy: Mtcheeeew Of course go ahead and beg Ngwakwe and Seun to do your bidding. People like you are very immature and intolerant. You have no sense of equity or balance and are always feudal. Why should he not mention the Enugu thread when the thread exposes hypocrisy and bias blatantly? The lagos pictorial development thread was moved quickly to the travel section while the Enugu thread, a similar one in my opinion, remains in the politics section. Every sensible person knows that the OP is right to mention the Enugu thread as the favourable treatment that thread has received shows biased and unfair behaviour. I don't expect you to see the 'inconsistent' and unfair behaviour being pointed out. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Seun, Ngwakwe, OAM4J, Ikenna351, Afam4eva. Lagos And Enugu Threads. Be Fair... by Gbawe1: 6:43am On Sep 12, 2014 |
Rawani: Thats very unfair and discouraging. Do they want us to take our patronage elsewhere? Make no mistake about it. My main handle of Gbawe has been banned for 2 days now, with no explanation, immediately after I made the post below criticising Seun for what Aressa now complains about. Seun or the mods cannot intimidate me. They can ban this handle too (which will likely happen after this post) but I really don't give a toss. I was on my way out of Nairaland for good anyway and planned to bid 'sayonara' after the elections next years. It is now too much to ask grown men to act with a sense of equity and fairness always while refraining from dictatorial conduct because they own or moderate this forum. Shior. Anyway, If you guys don't see me post any more, you know why. I have no time for childish and cowardly behaviour . https://www.nairaland.com/1896245/what-exactly-nairalands-problem-apc/1#26181368 Gbawe wrote: Seun and the 'gang' he uses to oversee the politics sector are openly biased with dictatorial tendencies. Only OAM4J is decent and I get the impression he is likely overwhelmed. Jarus left because of the biased antics of Seun. I have, because I own businesses also and know how difficult it is to please everyone, always tried to give Seun the benefit of the doubt and not join those calling him out for partisanship regularly. 9 Likes 4 Shares |
Politics / Re: BREAKING: FG Denies Hiring Stephen Davis As Boko Haram Negotiator by Gbawe1: 5:48pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
I guess APC hired him then. What a joke of a ruling Party and what a Country. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: PDP Desperate To Win In 2015, Says Aregbesola by Gbawe1: 5:36pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
nanospy007: PDP are PIGS! Pigs should not be allowed to pollute the human space. Admirable how the good people of Osun stood up to them. Masked men for god sake ? Unprecedented in Nigeria's history and no doubt part of a 'shock and awe' tactics to intimidate Osun folks into staying home so Omisore can enjoy a coronation. Well, the people fought for their best interest. Nigeria at large must do same in 2015 or continue with ineptitude that is leading us all towards becoming citizens of a totally failed State. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shock_and_awe Shock and awe (technically known as rapid dominance) is a military doctrine based on the use of overwhelming power, dominant battlefield awareness and maneuvers, and spectacular displays of force to paralyze the enemy's perception of the battlefield and destroy its will to fight. The doctrine was written by Harlan K. Ullman and James P. Wade in 1996 and is a product of the National Defense University of the United States. |
Politics / Re: Aregbesola, Best Performing Governor –ICPC by Gbawe1: 5:22pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
eaglechild: Self deception at its peak. 24/7 Bad belle for the SW and her people will send you and your rabidly hateful ilk to an early grave. 44 Likes |
Politics / PDP Desperate To Win In 2015, Says Aregbesola by Gbawe1: 5:17pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/pdp-desperate-to-win-in-2015-says-aregbesola/ PDP desperate to win in 2015, says Aregbesola |
Politics / Re: Aregbesola, Best Performing Governor –ICPC by Gbawe1: 4:55pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
skyfall: The truth cannot be hidden. We all know this. Of course. Aregebsola's stride in human capacity development will pay off for Osun massively in the near future. 18 Likes |
Politics / Re: Aregbesola, Best Performing Governor –ICPC by Gbawe1: 4:34pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
They will soon come and tell us that the APC paid off ICPC to declare one of it's Governor the best Performer in Nigeria. This news will really ruin the weekend of PDP Guinea Pigs. 130 Likes |
Politics / Aregbesola, Best Performing Governor –ICPC by Gbawe1: 4:29pm On Sep 05, 2014 |
http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/09/aregbesola-best-performing-governor-icpc/ Aregbesola, best performing governor –ICPC 57 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: Cable Car Project On The Verge Of Completion – Fashola by Gbawe1: 6:18pm On Oct 08, 2013 |
ba7man: The cable car system should be completed quickly, I'll gladly pay just to ride in one to enjoy the view. Bruv, it will cost around N200 to N300 per ride (estimated) . I know real Lagosians are excited about this. Read below to note all you need to know about the project, to include routes for the first phase, and fashy the haters. http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/76-hot-topic/51054-ropeways-transport-floats-n81bn-lagos-cable-car-mass-transit-system Ropeways Transport floats N81bn Lagos Cable Car mass transit system |
Politics / Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by Gbawe1: 6:12pm On Oct 08, 2013 |
Mods, can you restore my post on the thread below, as it broke no rules, and unban my Gbawe used ID? Your quick assistance is appreciated. https://www.nairaland.com/1469472/cable-car-project-verge-completion/4 |
Politics / Re: Mimiko Absent As South-west Governors Converge In Ibadan by Gbawe1: 2:56pm On Jul 25, 2013 |
Olaolufred: Well-said. The part in bold above I concur with too. Mischief-makers, including pretend South-westerners, can flood this thread all they want. Anyone who truly knows the history and motivation behind the current South-West integration initiative , especially with a focus on all those involved to include folks not at all interested in politics, will understand this is completely about a proactive and very serious effort to use self-help to gain socio-economic development. |
Politics / Re: Mimiko Absent As South-west Governors Converge In Ibadan by Gbawe1: 2:24pm On Jul 25, 2013 |
tpia.: Thank you. You can check out the profile and history of the OP, and of those who celebrate Mimiko's absence over an initiative , in the grand scheme, that surpasses individuals and affiliations. Below is an excerpt from the DAWN PDF link below I think every progressive South-Westerner must read so they note that this is not something anyone, especially those from outside the SW, should represent to be about political characters and Party bickering. http://www.inspectnaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/DAWN-EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.pdf
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Politics / Re: Mimiko Absent As South-west Governors Converge In Ibadan by Gbawe1: 2:07pm On Jul 25, 2013 |
talk2davoo: mimiko is an egbira man.not yoruba.hence d reason for his absence.d former ( mimiko) is straightforward while d later ( yorubas) are bunch of criminals and betrayals Prejudiced and tribalistic individuals like you should attempt, for your own self-development, to conquer the crude desire to hate and stereotype others emptily. You are no better than a racist, or even a genocidal Hitler, in that respect. Men like Mimiko and Tinubu will die but good ideas and laudable initiative will live beyond them. Forumers should use the link below to see what DAWN is about. DAWN has united SW intelligentsia. Many, including those not at all interested in politics, have fallen over themselves to add technocratic input to DAWN because they are all sick of how the centre, as virtually all Nigerias agrees, is an impediment to the development of Nigeria. http://www.inspectnaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/DAWN-EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.pdf 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Mimiko Absent As South-west Governors Converge In Ibadan by Gbawe1: 1:40pm On Jul 25, 2013 |
Olaolufred: Precisely - even as this has nothing to do with Tinubu. In all their obsession with making mischief, some have missed the importance of what has happened here. It is not today Nigerians from all regions have been talking of regional integration, "true federalism" and the likes. Yet no one acts. Everything has historically remained about empty talk and glaring lack of committment. Yet this topic is about the formal opening of an office for the DAWN initiative. I think those into progress, wherever they are from, will praise the fact that the SW is moving beyond rhetoric and lip service in trying to actualise speedy development, predicated on self-help, all Nigerian regions have talked about for decades, at pepper soup gatherings', yet made very little concrete effort to actualise. The last to get what is going on are those always predisposed to scoffing what they should be learning from and perhaps insisting their own leaders too should deliver or imitate so that no region is enslaved by the centre as it is presently convened. I think part of the comments here are motivated by the fear, for some, that there is real seriousness of purpose behind this latest attempt at regional integration that means it is one which will go beyond lip service to be effective and exemplary. |
Politics / Re: Mimiko Absent As South-west Governors Converge In Ibadan by Gbawe1: 12:58pm On Jul 25, 2013 |
Demdem: Mimiko seems to have gone the way of the retardeen. There is no conclusive proof of that. Even if that is ultimately the case, then so what? It is only mischief-makers, not from the SW, who cheapen the importance of regional integration the SW has now committed to beyond rhetoric and lip service. We have done this issue to death here with many threads and we have had many intelligent inputs so don't let these mischief-makers make more out of the absence of Mimiko than is important. Look at the thread below, as one example, started by Paul John to note the absence of mischief-making Vultures who will generally stay away when there is no carcass of enmity and discord to feast on but will be vociferously present when they think there is disunity and rancour in the SW they can celebrate. Abeg, who is Mimiko in the grand scheme of something much bigger than him i.e the idea the SW must liberate itself from the retrogressive shackles of the FG? He can join that effort or bounce. His choice. https://www.nairaland.com/1132999/why-nigeria-southwest-must-integrated 1 Like |
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