Big B1:

First, Long life Yar'Adua.

I hope Nigeria see this soon: IBB is the right man for this job.

The man has a lot to lose if he isn't successful this time around.
IBB is not OBJ; this man knows what is missing, what needs to be done, and how it should be done accurately. He would motivate others to vigorously contribute towards the elevation of Nigeria back to the top.
Trust me, the Governors and others government officials would be more focused if IBB takes over this country.
At this critical moment, this country can not be ruled by just anybody; you simply need much more than leadership skill to rule this nation.

As many have claimed in the past that "IBB destroyed this country", so, why not allow the destroyer himself to also put it back together? Do you think someone else knows and understands what went wrong other than IBB himself?

IBB remains one of the most competent leaders in Nigeria today; so, why not allow this man to display his abilities?

It is for sure that the man and his entire family are financially set for the next 100 years, the man can not be touched, and indirectly the man is still actively involved politically; therefore, who is fooling who? who is the loser? what do we have to lose?

I think at this point, we (Nigerians) have nothing to lose. I say "bring him back", let him clean it up.

Big B1:

You shouldn't be dissappointed, instead, you should go ahead and name one clean entity in Nigeria today that matches IBB's stamina and also has the capabilities to restore things back to normal quickly and accurately.

Ribadu?

Does it have to always be any of all those fools?
Why can't we have a grassroot nominations and let people decide who will rule them, instead of all these names that has been for as long as Nigeria has been.

Big B1:

You have my support if you could only name one entity that is capable and has stamina to effectively tackle all our problems in Nigeria.

Oladimeji Bankole represents new generation grassroot; the man would clearly tell you that problems in Nigeria are unbearable and would simply take much more than mere leadership skill and college education to restore things back to normal.

I'm sorry, Nigeria isn't United states or UK; our problems are very unique and mostly invisible.

3 years ago, if anyone name Obama as a possible president of Nigeria, people would have pulled their gun and say Nigga is crazy, my point is, there is a need for grassroot politics to be right, because grassroot is what made it into national leadership.
We need to start electing people that have brain and cld make changes from the councillorship to chairmanship all the way to governor, because out of all these, we will one day see a good president, but if you asking me to name names at present, i am sorry, can't name none, because i am yet to see one that has what it takes to rule "Niger area".

Nigerian presidency denies resignation claim

LAGOS (AFP) - A report Tuesday by Nigeria's official news agency that President Umaru Yar'Adua may resign because of ill health set off renewed speculation about the leader and brought a furious denial from the presidency.
There is nothing like that, it is absolutely rubbish," Yar'Adua's spokesman Olusegun Adeniyi told AFP, adding the report was "false and patently irresponsible".

News Agency of Nigeria said in a dispatch that the leader of the oil-rich nation, who was in a Saudi hospital for treatment in August, was likely to step down after a cabinet reshuffle expected soon.

"President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua may resign after a cabinet reshuffle, on health grounds," the agency said in a one sentence flash posted to clients.
Information Minister John Odey told AFP the report was a "fabrication".

Another presidential aide, who asked not to be named, called the report a "rumour" which he suspected was aimed at causing confusion in the West African regional powerhouse.

"We are also surprised that this rumour emanated from the News Agency of Nigeria. This smacks of deliberate sabotage and an attempt to cause chaos in the country," he told AFP.

"The president does not plan to resign and the issue has never been broached in any way," he added.

The state of his health is a regular subject of media speculation. And the report came on the day that the respected independent daily, The Guardian, carried an editorial entitled "The President's health and an anxious nation".

NAN later distanced itself from the resignation story. Its deputy editor-in-chief Olusegun Aribike said "we believe that it is a mischief maker at work".
The presidential aide said a probe has been launched into the origins of the report "for appropriate sanction". "Grave fabrication such as this will not be ignored," said the aide.

The information minister reportedly visited the NAN headquarters in Abuja after the dispatch was electronically mailed to some clients including AFP and most of the local media.

Yar'Adua, who turned 57 on August 16, was dogged by ill-health even during the campaign that brought him to power in April 2007.
The president went into hospital in Saudi Arabia while officially on a pilgrimage last month.

Details of his illness have never been officially made public, but he is believed to have a history of kidney problems.

Two days after he arrived back in office from the Muslim pilgrimage last week, Yar'Adua restructured his cabinet portfolios, without naming any ministers.

Big B1:

You can not blame Yar'Adua for anything; I personally blame OBJ for obvious reason.

But nevertheless, IBB still remains the right man for the job.

$$Rhino:

I blame Abacha for not killing OBJ when he had the opportunity to.

Nigeria1@;:


You see in canada, there are provinces and all of[b] them run their own Nepa[/b], university and everything. Them no need feederal , na wetin we need to do. That way, if Igbo man who head igbo people fail to built better road. Igbo man no go blame Yar adua.
This canadian provinces look for private company to build this project.

That why we need 3 provinces. anything more na useless.