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Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 9:52pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Eko Ile:What has the Yorubas contributed to the nation's purse. This is me getting tribal, Answer me! |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by mkoabiola: 9:53pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
If u are in support of ds motion. Say HI and against say NO! The HI's av it. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 9:54pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
kokoA: It is only in Nigeria that a man who performed poorly as a governor of the smallest state (with lots of monies as oil royalty) in the country is voted in as a president.. Our leaders have their problem, but the citizens are worse.& COME 2015 THEY WILL STILL VOTE HIM NIGERIANS ARE IMMUNE 2 COMMON SENSE 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 9:54pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
ifeci:You are a nematode. How much is an ambulance ? Dont you have a state governor ? Dont you have local government chairman ? Should GEJ come and breastfeed you poor lazy dogs ? 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Braincheck: 9:55pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
bubadaniel13: OP just a question for the confused Mr Joel Brinkley,Is GEJ the first leader of Nigeria?how many years has he spent on power so far?Nigeria has been ruled by bad leaders for decades and u expect GEJ to turn bad things around within three years,the writer of the article must be dreaming. Some people are just unbelievable. Inspite of the overwhelming evidence as enunciated by the writer, you still couldn't help defending your slowpoke of a president. How i wish we can actually have 2 countries and 2 Leaders so that those who are ready to die for GEJ will continue enjoying his polluted air. Assuming he is not the worst thus far which i seriously doubt, what has he done to change the errors of the Past Gej has given every true lover of this country (whether a citizen or not) countless reasons to hate him and to think or say otherwise is to wallow in self denial. 3 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Efikman(m): 9:57pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
The man should SHUT UP joo. Was it Jonathan that ruled Nigeria for since after the war and the oil boom and squandered billions of petro dollars over the decades? Was it him that underdeveloped Nigeria to its present state? Was it him who caused the Dollar that was exchanging for 70kobo/Dollar to crash to 163Naira/Dollar? Was it him that stole over 22billion dollar oil windfall in the 90s? Or maybe it was him who is the cause of the current Bokoharam unrest we have in Nigeria. Abeg the man should go and park well. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by kevoneal: 9:58pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
ndu_chucks: The LA times reporter simply confirms what we already know - GEJ is a failure and unfit to rule Nigeria. True, 2015 cannot arrive soon enough jorr! |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 9:58pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Fu'c'k anybody who thinks Jonathan is going to improve Nigeria.This is someone that couldn't declare his assets even when Yardua publicly declared his own. Nigeria keeps depreciating to a level where Abacha seems like a hero;corruption everywhere,terrorism without a solution in sight,heated polity,resuscitation of militancy in the Niger delta,state pardon to an international certified thief amidst other anomalies yet the orang-utan wants to rule till 2019. One thing is sure,Nigeria will be worse off by the time he finally leaves office.the guy is just a mistake.Nigerians should help themselves and vote him out of power else the worst is yet to come ! 5 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Braincheck: 10:00pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Hey mod i wrote IMBE.CILE not slowpoke.. Imebe.cile cuz that's exactly what your president is. Now change Ma post to the way i authored it. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Sunnybobo3(m): 10:01pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
mko abiola: If u are in support of ds motion. It's not 'HI', it's Aye. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by kevoneal: 10:04pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Efikman: The man should SHUT UP joo. Was it Jonathan that ruled Nigeria for since after the war and the oil boom and squandered billions of petro dollars over the decades? Was it him that underdeveloped Nigeria to its present state? Was it him who caused the Dollar that was exchanging for 70kobo/Dollar to crash to 163Naira/Dollar? Was it him that stole over 22billion dollar oil windfall in the 90s? Or maybe it was him who is the cause of the current Bokoharam unrest we have in Nigeria. Abeg the man should go and park well. Yes he wasn't solely responsible from 1960 to date. But must he continue in d waters of corruption like d leaders before him? Can't he b d change a people and a nation desires? If he cannot b different and rise up to be a true leader, then with all due respect sir d writer is correct. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Sammiejokes(m): 10:07pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
bubadaniel13: OP just a question for the confused Mr Joel Brinkley,Is GEJ the first leader of Nigeria?how many years has he spent on power so far?Nigeria has been ruled by bad leaders for decades and u expect GEJ to turn bad things around within three years,the writer of the article must be dreaming.tell us one anti corruption policy Gej has fought since being in office, you better wake up and don't live in the past.Nigeria wants to live now and for the future. I don't even understand your point. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Sunnybobo3(m): 10:09pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Braincheck: What evidence did the writer enunciate? The write up in Economics perspective is only fit for the shredder. How can the id/iot quote oil price x quantity produced as government earning? What is he trying to achieve with that fallacy? Even a primary school drop out in my village knows the calculation is false. Everyone knows the oil companies mine and sell the oil under a joint venture agreement with the Federal Govt. from the selling price of crude oil, deductions are made to cover cost of production and sales and what ever net profit left is shared between the Federal government and the Oil companies mostly multinationals. That a lot of Nigerians don't see beyond this propaganda is baffling and confirms the belief about the average Nigerian IQ. 5 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Pygru: 10:13pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Chei!! Where have I been all this while? This children never cease to amaze me. Oga Jona has only spent Just TWO years.Why not allow him to complete his tenure before you all start running you mouth. If he is impeached who will replace him Sambo Mark Tambuwal Oga Jona is the best thing that ever happend to Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by anonimi: 10:18pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
take dat: The longer an indolent leader remains in power, the longer is the road to progress! [size=14pt]If those sleazy low class crooks in the National Assembly will not impeach him,[/size] he musnt be allowed to return in 2015. When leaders have no solution, the solution is without those leaders- Away with the utterly clueless one! How about you start a campaign to immediately recall the "sleazy low class crooks in the national assembly", 35-40% of whom are the saintly "progressive opposition" seeking to kick out PDP at the centre so they can "share" better with themselves leaving the masses short changed as usual BTW, that includes the wife of the national leader of the Association of Conmen in Nigeria-ACN Once the sleazy crooks are recalled we can expect a fast track impeachment of GEJ. See no need to wait till 2015. Mugus incorporated. Yeye dey boom 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by ifeci: 10:18pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Billyonaire: You are a nematode. How much is an ambulance ? Dont you have a state governor ? Dont you have local government chairman ? Should GEJ come and breastfeed you poor lazy dogs ? A dull lad like u will always resort to calling names, am not surprised though but the point u made above is baseless cos for the fact that there are Governors and LG bosses doesn't mean that those at the federal level should be wasteful, we know that u guys at the top see the masses as poor lazy dogs but God has a way of dealing with pple like u, b sure dat u will live to see that day. 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by thirty(m): 10:21pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Dibiachukwu:must anyone think stupidly the way you do. Gej, your oga at the top, deserve impeachment. Fool-Stop. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Efikman(m): 10:23pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
~Bluetooth:DID OBASANJO DECLARE HIS ASSETS? ANSWER ME OR SHUT THE FVCK UP. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by thirty(m): 10:23pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
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Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 10:24pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Efikman: The man should SHUT UP joo. Was it Jonathan that ruled Nigeria for since after the war and the oil boom and squandered billions of petro dollars over the decades? Was it him that underdeveloped Nigeria to its present state? Was it him who caused the Dollar that was exchanging for 70kobo/Dollar to crash to 163Naira/Dollar? Was it him that stole over 22billion dollar oil windfall in the 90s? Or maybe it was him who is the cause of the current Bokoharam unrest we have in Nigeria. Abeg the man should go and park well. People like you are just plain pathetic. Even if GEJ sat on ur head and took a dump, I bet youd pretend that its suddenly started raining shi*t from heaven. 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by vizboy(m): 10:24pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
*Yawns* so many calling for his impeachment. Well my only question is who will replace him 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by hikmoj(m): 10:24pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
If u suport d notion raise up ur hands&say 'i' if u opose say 'nay' d 'i's hav it.. Gbam! I rise. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Efikman(m): 10:25pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Sunny_bobo:Na Yoruba man na. Na dem way. 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Sunnybobo3(m): 10:27pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Sammiejokes: Fighting corruption is not show biz like in the days of Ribadu. The best way to fight corruption is to prevent it and not by witch hunting. Of all the gra gra that Rubadu did at EFCC, how much money did he recover into the Federal purse? GEJ through the Minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy is carrying out serious reforms and building institutions that will prevent corrupt practices and you are asking the kind if question you asked above. Do you think that it's by magic that the FIRS were able to collect and remit a revenue of 3.9 trillion as at September last year when their target was 3.2 trillion naira? Are you aware that 45,000 ghost workers have been weeded from the Federal pay roll thereby saving 100 billion naira? Do you know that the introduction of the use of biometrics in the police force has also reduced the wage bill of the Nigerian police force drastically. Also, you may be aware that our Federal legislators used to collect huge sums of money for constituency projects which most of the time end in their bank accounts. I understand that this is no longer so as they are no longer given thus money but asked to choose a project and location and the Federal ministry concerned will award the contract. My friend, the best way to fight corruption is to block loopholes that allow for corruption by building strong and virile institutions and not by hounding people in handcuffs. Did the humiliation of Tafa Balogun by Ribadu stop Sunday Ehindero from looting police funds? No. Did the conviction of Alams stop the governors from stealing? No. 5 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by me1234: 10:28pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
I have said it again and again that the problem of Nigeria is not corruption but ethnicity and tribalism. When our leaders get to power they discover the truth about nigeria a country built on falsehood so they don,t trust the nigeria state enough to take care of them and their children so in a hurry they loot as much as they can for themselves to create as much comfort they can for themselves and their family,they provide light,water,security etc why the masses is left to hang their faith in a failed system. Our leader don't believe in Nigerian only in the fronts of news media. |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by chidexy(m): 10:29pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Eko Ile: Does any or all of these give him the right to call for the impeachment of our president? You never cease to amaze me at your twisted logic. Whether you like it or not. President Jonathan is not going to be impeached and come 2015, he'll win the election convincingly. The Southwest and a section of the North can continue with their unholy 1967 alliance, it won't put anyone from the 2/3 regions in Aso Rock in 2015 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 10:31pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
mjconcept: It pains me when Nigerians insult Nigeria,now let me ask a question, what have you done for Nigeria? We choose to compare Nigeria with the USA, BRITAIN RUSSIA, those countries are way too developed even before we got independence, and we keep dreaming and refuse to bring it in reality, I am ashamed of the level of stup!dity some empty brian display here. This developed countries u are talking about did they develop at the expense of corrupt leaders NO ..... u are trying to tell me that a country cannot change in a year or two abi .... Go and Ask Ghana, China,Qatar,Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan,Brazil.... They developed immensely within short period of time. Mind if u want to go higher u have to dream higher please.... |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 10:32pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Tolu19: For the sake of things getting worse, for the sake of national wealth seriously wasted everyday, for the sake of corruption getting to a record high and the sake of wrong decisions made by GEJ everyday,I beg that he is impeached without futher delay. My cry from day one this mumu made his 1st political blunder when just 3 weeks after he got into power he was already thinking of becoming life President by proposing that 7yr single term constitutional amendment; and dont for once think he has forgotten about it. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 10:32pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Efikman: DID OBASANJO DECLARE HIS ASSETS? ANSWER ME OR SHUT THE FVCK UP. BBC Wednesday, 24 November, 2004, Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo has for the first time publicly declared the income from his private farm in the south-west. A spokesman for the president said he was earning 30 million Naira ($250,000) a month from his farm in Otta. Mr Obasanjo had made the public declaration to quell rumours that he was stealing money from the Nigerian state, the spokesman said. Africa's major oil producer is ranked among the world's most corrupt nations. Despite the oil wealth, the majority of the population lives on less than $1 a day. Mixed feelings The BBC's Nigeria editor Bilkisu Labaran Ohyoma says that the farm is massive and diverse, with various livestock including chickens, ostriches, pigs and fish, as well as crops. The grounds also include a conference centre, where Mr Obasanjo recently hosted a regional summit on the crisis in Ivory Coast. Mr Obasanjo's spokesman Femi Fani Kayode said his farm was managed by professionals and much of the money was reinvested to develop the property. On the streets of the capital, Abuja, reaction to the declaration was mixed. Some said Mr Obasanjo had earned the money through hard work but others said it was not right that he was earning so much money when most Nigerians were living in poverty. One Nigerian told the BBC that it could do no harm for public officials to declare their wealth. Telegraph.co.uk President comes clean to fight corruption crackdown By David Blair, Africa Correspondent (Filed: 25/11/2004) Nigeria sought to draw a line under decades of corruption yesterday when President Olusegun Obasanjo declared his private income, disclosing that he makes £140,000 a month from a chicken farm. Mr Obasanjo, the first Nigerian leader to declare his assets, told a bemused nation that his farm in Otta state yields annual profits approaching £1.7 million The president's spokesman, said his declaration was part of a government campaign to clean up Nigeria. The farm also stocks ostriches, pigs and fish and boasts a conference centre where Mr Obasanjo hosts regional summits. Previous Nigerian leaders gloried in looting their country's oil wealth. Gen Sani Abacha, the military dictator who died in 1998, stole between £1 billion and £3 billion. Despite scouring the world for his assets, the government has recovered less than £500 million. Despite the crackdown, official corruption continues on a wide scale. Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer, earning about 95 per cent of its hard currency from daily exports of two million barrels. But about 50,000 barrels are stolen every day and sold for huge profits. http://www.nigerianmuse.com/important_documents/?u=Obasanjo_farm_wealth.htm Now tell your president to declare his own ! 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by sweetrace(f): 10:33pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
JomoGbomo2: The whole world can't be wrong!There was a time the whole world believed earth was flat. They were all wrong. Oh! And the whole world believed Hitlers lies at one time. They were all wrong. So many people lost their lives cos of that. 1 Like |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by omenka(m): 10:35pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
ifihearam:My fervent prayer is that someday a child of urs find themself in such a situation of need. I pray then you would still see reason to believe the life of the president is more precious than theirs and have the guts to tell them that 'fact' to their face. I pray. 2 Likes |
Re: GEJ Should Be Impeached - LA Times Joel Brinkley by Nobody: 10:36pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
ifeci:You are a very big fo/ol. GEJ is a President, not a State Governor or Local Government Chairman. Fo/ols like you do not even know your Local Government's Chairman's name cos u expect GEJ to come and repair your okada. 2 Likes |
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