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CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 3:46pm On May 29, 2013 |
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Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Ufeolorun(m): 3:55pm On May 29, 2013 |
A perfect summary of the reason for such a bitter response from Abati; As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati for the dislocation in his career path and the utter misadventure the media aide appointment has turned out for him. The future, as a practicing Journalist, is bleak and the past cannot be recalled. He is stuck in the conundrum of a sinking regime. Unfortunately, his choice is to sink with itOJOMILOJU! 14 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by takedat(m): 3:57pm On May 29, 2013 |
The closing paragraph sums up the rise and fall of Abati! From Guardian's "Conscience, nurtured by truth" to a battered hireling whose conscience is in tatters! 27 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Gamji007: 4:56pm On May 29, 2013 |
A perfect and matured response from Fashakin. The opposition is on a daily basis,showing that they are more responsible than the touts in government. We shall continue to see more reason why we should vote out this regime who think governance is all about getting drunk and sending a tout like Abati to clear the mess! 43 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 4:58pm On May 29, 2013 |
“As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati.."- Fashakin No sir. You should rather sympathize with yourself. Abati is giving you a dose of your own medicine since that is the only language you and your gang understand. Abati has laid the facts bare. It was Nigeria that indicated interest to speak and the foreign affairs minister presented the country's position on behalf of the president. The president at that moment was attending to what he considered more pressing issues. If the Fashakin and his e-warriors think reading a speech was more important than what the president did on the sidelines, that is their cup of tea. If they ever manage to find themselves in Aso Rock, they can do it their own style. But for now, GEJ rules. If not for pettiness and JOBLESSNESS, why should whether or not the president read a speech at the AU summit be an issue? Mr president must have delivered thousands of speech by now since assuming office. The latest, I think, was during his state visit to South Africa, when he received a standing and thunderous applause after addressing the South African parliament. Mr Fashakin and his e-warriors should take their frustrations, LIES, and propaganda elsewhere 58 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by EkoIle1: 5:05pm On May 29, 2013 |
“In our earlier communication, the word ‘inebriation’ was not used or implied in describing the reason for the President’s inability to read his statement to the audience at the summit. But Abati, the untutored presidential spokesman, in a clumsily laid out verbosity, imputed this as part of our statement. Could this idiocy indeed be a Freudian slip? [img]http://img.modernghana.com/thumb.aspx?img=XGltYWdlc1xjb250ZW50XG9hX3JldWJlbl9hYmF0aV9zbGVlcHMuanBnfDc1MHw1LzI5LzIwMTM=[/img] This man spanked Abati to pieces.. This is cruel and unusual punishment. lmao 41 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by EkoIle1: 5:08pm On May 29, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: [s]“As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati.."- Fashakin Your laptop is overheating....lmao 23 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 5:26pm On May 29, 2013 |
As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati for the dislocation in his career path and the utter misadventure the media aide appointment has turned out for him. The future, as a practicing Journalist, is bleak and the past cannot be recalled. He is stuck in the conundrum of a sinking regime. Unfortunately, his choice is to sink with it! K.O. 25 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 5:27pm On May 29, 2013 |
Fashakin is both a loosed and empty cannon. Abati was right when he described him as MEDIAL-ERA IGNORAMUS. 8 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by tayooluwole: 5:41pm On May 29, 2013 |
front page plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 1 Like |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Blueboy0402: 5:44pm On May 29, 2013 |
Fashakin or whatever you call yourself, you can only deceive gullible people with the jagon you just spewed. You are a praise singer just as Abati; you are an image maker just as Abati and you are protecting the interest of your principal just as Abati. Inasmuch as GEJ is still Mr President, you will continue to be on the other side of the divide while Abati will continue to protect his principal. THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO QED! Politics is all about interest. Wait for your turn (ie if you guys will ever get there). 14 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by dayokanu(m): 5:47pm On May 29, 2013 |
Retardeen and his friends bitchslapped left and right 13 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by lacasa: 5:53pm On May 29, 2013 |
Omo meeeeeeehn!!! Fashakin has made my Democrazy day #.. Abati r.i.p 21 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Clerverly: 6:02pm On May 29, 2013 |
As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati for the dislocation in his career path and the utter misadventure the media aide appointment has turned out for him. The future, as a practicing Journalist, is bleak and the past cannot be recalled. He is stuck in the conundrum of a sinking regime. Unfortunately, his choice is to sink with it Even insincere9aigerian cannot fault these lines. Pure and naked! 10 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Omen100(m): 6:15pm On May 29, 2013 |
It is finished, Abati has no single reputation lift. 7 Likes
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Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Gbawe: 6:32pm On May 29, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: “As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati.."- Fashakin Dude, what is wrong with you? I know you are shameless but don't you know when to eat humble pie and remain silent? Did you take in what is written below, exposing the amateur antics of Abati, before showing your face here? Every sensibly ambitious fan of the President will concede that what is revealed below represents unacceptable incompetence that sends out the clear message of how GEJ is surrounded by dullards and cretins who are second best to others. We must conclude you are included in that category as well with how you cannot see that Abati, based on what is written below alone, has come off a very poor second best against Fashakin despite his uncouthness and gutter-like lack of refinement. “In our earlier communication, the word ‘inebriation’ was not used or implied in describing the reason for the President’s inability to read his statement to the audience at the summit. But Abati, the untutored presidential spokesman, in a clumsily laid out verbosity, imputed this as part of our statement. Could this idiocy indeed be a Freudian slip? 24 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by whealthy(m): 6:47pm On May 29, 2013 |
the most annoying thing about Abati is his frequent resort to abusive words. to think he is an image maker for anyone more so the president of a nation. that Django needs help! 6 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 6:49pm On May 29, 2013 |
The demolition of Abati! What a response! As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati for the dislocation in his career path and the utter misadventure the media aide appointment has turned out for him. The future, as a practicing Journalist, is bleak and the past cannot be recalled. He is stuck in the conundrum of a sinking regime. Unfortunately, his choice is to sink with it! 2 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 6:52pm On May 29, 2013 |
Nigerian Opposition Parties are a disgrace to me personally. They shun salient issues and keep tackling fact-less nonsense. The message in the AU was read and its the same content that the President was supposed to read, the message was passed and the listeners welcomed it. The President shot 2 birds with one stone, by engaging in another productive meeting. What really is the problem ? I know the following are the reason that CPC and their fellow losers feels terrible; Buhari will NEVER address AU as President of Nigeria, cos He will NEVER be President of Nigeria. CPC will NEVER win election in Nigeria, NEVER EVER! Fashakin will NEVER be Spokesperson to a President, Never! Ever!! Cos BokoBuhari will NEVER be President! Hahahahahaha, I killed them like JTF dismantling Boko Haram! 23 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Xfactoria: 6:52pm On May 29, 2013 |
Gbawe: Gbawe, you are the one that should check your desperate self! You and Fashakin have a beclouded sense of judgment that belongs to the stone age as rightly pointed out by Abati. You should have been born when men walk around unclad. The President, by choice, elected to speak at the conference. It was never compulsory. So what is the fuss to you if he delegates that duty and chooses to attend to what is obviously more beneficial than addressing the summit on generic issues? Nigeria should be rid of all you jobless noisemakers for good! 16 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by kumbalo(m): 6:53pm On May 29, 2013 |
I dey follow sympathise with Abacha sorry Abati 1 Like |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by theripper3: 6:55pm On May 29, 2013 |
Toady hominoids doing the bidding of their masters. |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by free2ryhme: 6:55pm On May 29, 2013 |
Gbam!!! .. well worded 1 Like |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Pataki: 6:56pm On May 29, 2013 |
“As a Party, we really sympathize with Abati for the dislocation in his career path and the utter misadventure the media aide appointment has turned out for him. The future, as a practicing Journalist, is bleak and the past cannot be recalled. He is stuck in the conundrum of a sinking regime. Unfortunately, his choice is to sink with it! Chaiiiiiiiiiii Fashakin you BADT!!!!!!!! Laff wan tear my yansh for inside jacuzzi 24 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 6:57pm On May 29, 2013 |
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, has described the spokesperson of the opposition Congress for Progressive Change as a medieval-era ignoramus and brainless individual. In a statement Tuesday night, Mr. Abati was unsparing of Mr. Fashakin who had earlier issued a statement condemning President Goodluck Jonathan for missing his speaking slot at the just-concluded African Union summit in Addis Ababa. The CPC spokesperson had also accused the president of instigating the crisis in the Nigeria Governors' Forum. But in responding to Mr. Fashakin's criticism of his boss, an ostensibly angry Mr. Abati poured invectives on the CPC spokesperson describing him as a silly, hideous and second rate character whose family should be ashamed of. He described him as a disruptive character with a mental indolence that has left him with a deep character flaw. Read the full statement below. We are dealing with such hideous and second rate characters in Nigeria's public space, belonging to the ACN and the CPC, and that other would-be disaster-prone mongrel called APC that they won't even respect the truth. The prize for being silly in this regard must go to one Rotimi Fashakin who describes himself as the National Publicity Secretary of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC). He is an arm-chair critic per excellence and a medieval-era ignoramus. In a release titled "President Jonathan's AU summit gaffe" (May 28) Rotimi displayed such habitual indolence and brainlessness that his heirs must be eternally ashamed of, and which I consider offensive and needlessly disruptive. His subject is the just-ended AU @ 50 summit in Addis Ababa. I invite more cerebral and decent persons to consider the facts. President Jonathan as the leader of the Nigerian delegation to the AU summit in Addis Ababa and the 50th anniversary of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) indeed put up a sterling performance, using the opportunity of the trip to further promote Nigeria's interests and to strengthen Nigeria's relationships with other countries. He held bilateral meetings with the UN Secretary General and the leaders of Jamaica, Egypt, Swaziland, Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire. He granted interviews to the media, local and international. He also participated in a special session on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, at which he invited other world leaders to the Abuja+12 conference to be hosted in Nigeria, mid-June. President Jonathan is an accomplished diplomat and a responsible leader under whose watch, Nigeria's foreign policy process and international relations have been strengthened with commendable results. Fashakin, failing to do minimal research that any right-thinking person would attempt, jumps to the conclusion that President Jonathan missed his slot at the AU and that nobody represented him. This is more than 48 hours after I had issued a statement indicating that no slot was missed. Fashakin must be so busy he doesn't even bother to read the news. No slot was missed because no country was under any compulsion to speak. Any country that wished to make a statement indicated the interest to do so, by pressing the button at its own convenience. Nigeria had indicated an interest to speak, but the President needed to attend an urgent ECOWAS meeting on the Lagos-Abidjan Highway, to be attended by five West African countries, to take a report by the Nigerian Minister of Works who is the chair of the regional inter-Ministerial body on the proposed Lagos-Abidjan Highway. I have since circulated the conclusions of that meeting. While President Jonathan was attending that meeting, Ambassador Olugbenga Ashiru, the Minister of Foreign Affairs presented our statement to the OAU at 50 on President Jonathan's behalf. I have also since circulated the full text of that statement. In other words, Nigeria's voice was heard, loud and clear. Let it be noted that President Jonathan's attendance of a meeting on the sidelines of the AU Summit was perfectly in order, and he attended quite a number, just as Minister Ashiru was not the only Foreign Minister who spoke on behalf of a President at the Summit. So where did Fashakin get his information from that nobody represented Nigeria? The nature of his mental indolence is understandable. In this attempt to pull President Jonathan down at all costs, lies have become standard stuff, mischief a major commodity, and indecency a character flaw. President Jonathan does not owe anyone an apology for serving Nigeria diligently and truthfully. Fashakin's reference to an incident in Australia is also wrong-headed because the allegation is false. In fact, in Australia, President Jonathan met with a broad range of investors in the mining sector and that has resulted in huge investments in the Nigerian mining sector. I consider the insinuation about inebriation, in Fashakin's statement, amplified by his paid agents in other fora, as utterly disrespectful and foolish. They can't certainly be talking about a President who is a well-focused man of achievement. By the same token, I consider the reference to Governor Rotimi Amaechi and the Nigeria Governors' Forum in that statement as a red herring. Again, I advise Fashakin to read the newspapers so he can be abreast of developments, the only way he can get close to being an effective spokesperson. I had made it clear that President Jonathan has no hand in the Governors Forum crisis, and we stand by that position. Our case is not rested. When next Fashakin comes to the public with unintelligent thoughts about President Jonathan, it shall remain our duty to continue to remind him of the need to think before talking. 8 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Akpan107(m): 6:57pm On May 29, 2013 |
Nothing on earth can stop GEJ's 2015 ambition. These people are just wasting their (already) unproductive time. 3 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Nobody: 6:58pm On May 29, 2013 |
^^^^ Kirikata, kirikata, kirikata |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by MichaelSokoto(m): 6:59pm On May 29, 2013 |
Somebody tell me scores, abeg! |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by Ramcie(f): 7:00pm On May 29, 2013 |
Omen100: It is finished, Abati has no single reputation lift. Chineke! *choi! come oh! come back here and correct this NOW* . 3 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by awodman: 7:02pm On May 29, 2013 |
I expected Fashakin to start by admitting that he lied by saying NO ONE REPRESENTED Nigeria...which clearly Amb.Ashiru did... Secondly Nigeria was under no obligation to participate in that debate..WE CHOSE TO... Fashakin in his mind knows exactly what he meant..if he didn't imply INEBIRATION..then what exactly makes one BILLOUS... Fashakin is a shameless liar..remember how he said Oristejafor's plane was bought by GEJ...a claim he can't substantiate... And as expected he chose to turn a blind eye to sucess recorded diplomatically in this outing he tries to pooh-pooh... Opposition indeed 13 Likes |
Re: CPC's Fashakin Replies Reuben Abati by gramci: 7:04pm On May 29, 2013 |
X-factoria: please ignore the clown, I was surprise he didn't quote osundefender to buttress his point. 3 Likes |
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