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Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by ochejoseph(m): 8:13pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
Sule Lamido Lacks Quality To Be President, He is 419” L-R-Gov-Sule-Lamido-and-Dan By Umar Akilu Majeri, Dutse The director of information Jigawa state under the Saminu Turaki administration and the former national coordinator of the PDP northern region campaign of the Late President Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia, today, challenged the qualifications of the Jigawa State governor to vie for the office of the President in 2015. He challenged the governor to come clean on the allegation of forgery certificate and the poor quality of leadership rendered so far in Jigawa State. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia, who is now a member of the opposition party, All Progressive Congress [APC] in Jigawa state, stated that Governor Sule Lamido lacked the leadership quality to rule the country in 2015. He stated this in an exclusive interview with 247ureports.com. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia called on informed observers to compare the infrastructural development on ground in the State against the many billions “looted by the Lamido administration”. Available information indicates that Governor Sule Lamido was a secondary school dropout – who following his rise to Governor’s seat quickly rose to the ranks of multi-billionaire. Allegations from competent quarters indicate that he may have gone beyond enriching himself – to enrich his sons and his extended family. While he served as the federal minister of foreign affairs, he owned no significant buildings or properties – but with his accession to the seat of Jigawa State Governor, he erected major structures scattered across the landscape of Kano State. According to Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia, “billions of Naira meant for Jigawa state government was diverted to his elder’s son account ”. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia continued to reveal that one of Lamido’s commissioners diverted virtually all developmental projects originally earmarked to various regions in the State to the Governor’s hometown in Birnin kudu local government. Birnin kudu local government received projects worth over N30billion. “Lamido’s government is a selfish government” lamented Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia – as he continued to add that “Jigawa people will not allow people like Lamido to continue deceive the people in the state. The government of Jigawa state is trying to play with our intelligence – to start executing project that will never be completed – in order to win the mind of the people – as part of presidential campaign. It will not be possible”. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia said he learnt that Jigawa state government is planning to execute N10billion worth of projects to the people of Hadejia at the tail end of his 8 years in office. “But the people of Hadejia can see why he is suddenly acting to placate them”. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia cautioned that those who are advertising Lamido as a presidential flag bearer “are deceiving themselves because Lamido could not perform and he too knows that he cannot”. He continued, “There are many Nigerians who are qualified to lead the country better than Lamido”, – that there is no need devoting time on “Lamido who don’t have even secondary school certificate, who is arrogant and lacking in language discipline”. He urged Nigerian to make a better choice in the next coming election to elect leaders that could perform better and be useful to Nigerians – those who could protect lives and properties of the people not people like Lamido. “Lamido has lots of problem which everybody knows. His nature of rudeness is unrivaled”. “How will Nigerians allow such people to lead them? I know if Nigerians mistakenly elect Lamido as president in 2015 they will regret it because poverty will increase in the country. Jigawa people are now in hardship. Many people were injected with poverty in the state. So how could we advertise such people to be elected as leaders in the country? We here in Jigawa we have made that mistake and we will not do it again and we will not allow Nigerians to copy it” he stated. “If Lamido wants to help Jigawa people, he should improve the farming activities. He should use that N30billion spent in his local government for agricultural purpose. It will help the farmers boost farming activities in all the 27 local government areas in the state”. Alhaji Ishaq Hadejia also commented on the recent effort by the Lamido administration to bring foreign investors to the State. In his words, “all the investors who attended the Jigawa economic summit to invest on various trades in the state have understood that anybody who mistakenly sinks his money in Jigawa will never make any profits because Jigawa people consider the summit as toothless”. “The investors should be very careful of the 419 arrangement between the Lamido and his political father Obasanjo”.
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Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 8:20pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
The malam is not even educated hahahaha ACN na amibo o 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by fredopayee(m): 8:34pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
See him face self. That man na bokokoharam sponsor!!! |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 8:48pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
chidindufrank: The malam is not even educated hahahaha ACN na amibo o So you believe the story coming from APC official? The same APC you and your ilks berated many times. The same APC you hate so much? On the record, Lamido was trained as an Engineer in India. I advise you to do a little bit of research. I don't know why people bring up allegations without evidence to support the allegations. Where was the APC official when Sule Lamido was fighting Abacha for misrules in the mid 90s? Where was he when Abacha sent Lamido to prison without trial for speaking against corruption? 4 Likes |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 8:54pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
fredopayee: See him face self. That man na bokokoharam sponsor!!! Where is your proof? You are very sick! He is a member of PDP and you just labelled one of PDP members a "Boko Haram sponsor". Are you now confirming PDP members who happen to be Hausas are Boko Haram supporters? It seems you and other SE/SS id1ots are confused. You all label APC members as Boko haram members or sponsors. Now you are also labelling any PDP members who happen to be Hausa as "Boko Haram sponsors". Orie ti daru! 2 Likes |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 9:05pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
payless: U beta save yr breath 4 purposeful things Bro! Getting into a mudfight wt dez antagonists is akin to coming down 2d level of a pig Any1 dat is against dia master now is corrupt and a Boko Haram supporter Affixing APC to dis propaganda is very fishy n smells of mischief. Y wait till d tail end of his tenure b4 coming up wt dis hogwash of a story? Dey shd av compiled dia cast-iron evidence n proceed to relevant judicial arm of govt instead of using d social media to malign people they av obviously fallen out of favour wt 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by nuclearboy(m): 10:04pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
Its ridiculous the way anybody who has an ambition is being maligned because of GEJ. And it speaks volumes when everybody is now a boko haram sponsor, not educated, a killer, an emperor etc when evidence at times points in the direction these people are coming from. Its obvious this is a planned gang-up and a cursory look at many previous posts show these people do nothing except despoil others and try to shore up just one person. Why not convince us with performance? Why do you rise ONLY when others fall? Even from High School (and people "boast" with this as God's Blessing), people say that the substantive head-boy had issues is why he climbed up! Since then, its been same - what manner of destiny destroys other people to rise and cannot stand by its own self? It's sickening 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 11:20pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
Anyone who is against Jonathan's incompetence is labeled Boko Haram sponsor or apologist, AC warriors, al qaeda sympathizer, state treasury looter, certificate forger, and all names in the book. I have one word for these PDP micreants............., 2015. That is the year Nigerians; most especially, 75% of Northerners and 90% of Southwesterners come together and put religion and ethnicity in one place to elect a competent man to lead Nigeria to the promise land. Only 35% of elegible voters and 50% of elegible voters from North and Southwest voted in the last election. The same mistake won't be repeated again. Jonathan Must Go! 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by kkkp: 11:30pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by tomakint: 11:50pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
While I do not begrudge him on being a drop-out because being one is not a yardstick for competence in a place of authority afterall we've heard and seen of many school drop-outs that are doing great in their respective fields or chosen careers! However, I do begrudged him for the forgery levelled against him and his lack of competence! Unfortunately, this is the same man Obasanjo wants to be President and even Amaechi wants as his boss what a shame! Dear God, thank you for giving us GEJ 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Tolexander: 11:51pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
not so much surprised the way our leaders dropped out of school only to drop in to politics like a shit dropping out of the anus into the pit absorbing fresh air and moiture anyhow! Little wonder why they don't really value the education. |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by abu12: 7:58am On Jun 29, 2013 |
His Excellency Alh. (Dr.) Sule Lamido con, Governor of Jigawa State was born on August 30, 1948, at Bamaina Village in Birnin Kudu Local Government Area of Jigawa State. Western education began for the homeboy at Birnin Kudu Primary School in 1955. In 1962, Sule Lamido entered Barewa College , Zaria , even as he battled the tide against western education in his area. Pursuing western education against the background of this tide and that of a typically affluent, arrogant and politically confident Kano Province lad was a daunting challenge but Lamido graduated in December 1966. Based on re¬cruitment drive persuasion prior to his exit from Barewa College, Sule Lamido opted to train as a Railway Engineer. But the practical side of the training that took place at the Permanent Way Train-ing School, Zaria, proved unattractive to the budding engineer who opted out altogether, especially as the promise of travelling to and training as a real En¬gineer in India no longer seemed forth¬coming. Disenchanted with Railway Engineering and denied parental approval for a military career, Sule Lamido opted for the Nigerian Police. Although he got the chance, he missed it, having gone on to other things when the second signal calling them up came. The first signal to that effect halted their resumption at the Police College , Ikeja, as a result of the threat being issued by the Eastern Regional Governor, Colonel Emeka Ojukwu. In 1969, Sule Lamido anchored at the Nigeria To¬bacco Company, Zaria , first as Quality Control Officer in charge of ascertaining quality of mixing and packaging. Today, he is fond of saying that: "Throughout that one year, every cigarette manufactured in Zaria must have passed under my strict quality control supervision". Later at NTC, Zaria , he became Zonal Salesman, first for the North West areas of Gusau, and Sokoto, before moving to take charge of the North East, covering present Taraba, Bauchi, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States . Much later, he took over in present Benue and Plateau areas, thereby ending up with intimate knowledge of the entire Northern region of Nigeria. In 1972, Sule Lamido left the NTC for Christlieb as Northern Field Man-ager and later Brand Manager (Provisions). As the Brand Manager, Sule Lamido made all the company's imports as well as opened new offices of the company which sold Thermos flasks, Quaker products, Heinz prod-ucts, Cornflakes; Peppermint, Vaseline and Phensic (on behalf of Beecham). He had, in this position, the privilege of going to all the island local govern¬ment areas of Rivers and Cross River States through Itigidi, everywhere in present Delta and Edo States , so that today, he is one of the few politicians who can say he had been able to appre¬ciate Nigeria ever before becoming a politician. In 1987, Sule Lamido left Christlieb to come of age, business wise. That year, he founded Bamaina Holding Company which is now Bamaina Company Limited, involved in textile, oil and, as he himself puts it, just about anything that brings money. In 1979, he became a federal legislator on the platform of the radical populist People's Redemption Party, (PRP). In the Federal House of Representatives, he was a member of the House Business, Account, Water Resources and Works Committees. When it was time to form parties under Babangida Transition Pro-gramme, Sule Lamido was among the social democrats who put together the People's Solidarity Party, (PSP), one of the thirteen (13) political parties that were disbanded by the military regime in favour of two parties -the National Republican Convention, NRC, and the Social Democratic Party, (SDP), in 1989. Sule Lamido was elected the pioneer Chairman of the Party (SDP) for Kano State . With the creation of Jigawa out of the old Kano State , Lamido became again the (pioneer Chairman and later the governorship aspirant until the then Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida disqualified him along with seven others. In late 1992, Sule Lamido was elected the National Secretary of the Social Democratic Party, (SDP). He was thus a core actor in the victory of Chief M. K. O. Abiola in the 1993 presidential election which was, however, annulled in contradictory junta power politics. In 1994, after the two parties were disbanded when late General Abacha took over government, Sule Lamido became the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Nigerian Agricultural and Co-operative Bank, NACB, his first major political appointment in life. In 1995, he went onto the National Constitutional Conference as an ap-pointee of the Federal Military Government but the seeming romance between the politician and the military terminated too abruptly once the politician became a critic of self- succession, particularly as a member of the G-18, the opposition platform of the most notable Northern politicians, whose rejection of General Sani Abacha, destabilised the latter's self-succession project. It culminated in his arrest and detention in early 1998 by the regime. When Sule Lamido was released from detention in mid-l 998, he rejoined his political group which had, by now, moved into the national platform called the G-34. Subsequently, the group formed the People's Democratic Party, PDP, under which he contested gover¬norship of Jigawa State but lost in very controversial circumstances. In June 1999, Sule Lamido was nominated for ministerial appointment by President Olusegun Obasanjo and subsequently confirmed by the Senate. He emerged the Foreign Affairs Minister on June 30, 1999, when the ministers were sworn in. In late 2003, Lamido returned to his native Jigawa state after serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1999-2003. He went straight into opposition leadership against the ANPP Government the National political Conference. In late 2007, he clinched the gubernatorial candidacy of the People's Democratic Party, (PDP) emerging the governor on May 29th, 2007........... Jigawa State :: Profile of Governor (Dr.) Sule Lamido, con www.jigawastate.gov.ng/staticpage.php?i... |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by KINGwax(m): 8:28am On Jun 29, 2013 |
^^ Story. They are all drop outs |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by slimghost(m): 8:35am On Jun 29, 2013 |
APC accuses Lamido and some dimwits still have to rope GEJ and PDP into it. Some people should just be shot dead! 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Mohdadutse(m): 9:23am On Jun 29, 2013 |
CHAIRMAN of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in Jigawa State, Dr. Abubakar Hassan Fulata, has begged Governor Sule Lamido for forgiveness for defaming his character when he alleged that the governor did not posses the West African Examination Certificate (WAEC) at the Governorship Election Petition Tribunal. At the resumed hearing of the case on Monday at the Kiyawa High Sharia Court, the case took a dramatic twist as the accused Fulata sought for the complainant’s forgiveness. The ACN chairman was remanded in prison custody after he was arrested by the police and arraigned before a Sharia court in Dutse barely two days after his party lost its petition against The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) at the tribunal. The accused was charged to court by the governor through the office of the attorney general and commissioner of justice over alleged defamation of the character and image of Lamido. At the court, Fulata’s counsel, Dalhatu Shehu Usman, pleaded with the judge no to read the charges before the court because his client was willing to seek the governor’s forgiveness. The Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Yakubu Abdullahi Ruba, who was also counsel to Lamido in the matter, urged the court to consider section 142 of the Sharia Penal Code that stipulates that it is obligatory for the court to read the charge to the accused even in situation where compromise seems to be reached. The defence lawyer argued that it was immaterial for the court to read the charges since a truce had been reached, adding that it might confirm that the accused had indeed committed the crime which might prompt the court to take a definite decision on his client. The Sharia Judge, Alhaji Aliyu Muhammad Abdullahi, however, overruled Usman, saying that in line with section 297 of the Jigawa Sharia Penal Code procedure, it was mandatory for the court to read out to the accused his charges despite the move for reconciliation, adding that it would also guide the court on the actual offence committed and its ruling. Fulata, who was docked, pleaded guilty of the charges of defamation of the character of the governor. “His Excellency Alhaji Sule Lamido as the leader in Jigawa is also my leader and my godfather, my friend and my political mentor, I solicit for your kind heartedness to overlook and forgive my declaration that you forged your certificate, it is the work of the devil which has deprived our years of close relationship,” the Jigawa ACN chairman pleaded. http://www.theguardianmobile.com/ readNewsItem1.php?nid=8065 |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 3:03pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
slimghost: APC accuses Lamido and some dimwits still have to rope GEJ and PDP into it. Some people should just be shot dead! Oloriburuku! You just displayed your sense of violence. Imagine if Buhari said some people should be shut dead? Imagine you and your ilks would have said? What about bullets into the head of members of your family? Ko baje fun e tomo tomo, tebi tara. |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by fredopayee(m): 3:48pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
payless: Anyone who is against Jonathan's incompetence is labeled Boko Haram sponsor or apologist, AC warriors, al qaeda sympathizer, state treasury looter, certificate forger, and all names in the book. I have one word for these PDP micreants............., 2015. That is the year Nigerians; most especially, 75% of Northerners and 90% of Southwesterners come together and put religion and ethnicity in one place to elect a competent man to lead Nigeria to the promise land. Only 35% of elegible voters and 50% of elegible voters from North and Southwest voted in the last election. The same mistake won't be repeated again.Are you a legible voter? Mad people don't vote. 3 Likes |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Nobody: 3:51pm On Jun 29, 2013 |
fredopayee: 2015 is around the corner. We shall see who is elegible or not. |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by tomakint: 10:28am On Jul 01, 2013 |
fredopayee:You are the true son of your father for that piece of advice for the ninny 1 Like |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by fredopayee(m): 8:20am On Jul 06, 2013 |
Only if you can survive the level of hunger and bombs in the nnorth. payless: |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by Brimmie(m): 10:41am On Jul 06, 2013 |
APC Ppl ehn!? buh Na Clown Full PDP Aswear!!! Awon Weyrey!! Come 20-Fifteen!! |
Re: Lamido Was A Secondary School Drop Out And A Failure -APC by shereef19: 11:06am On Jul 06, 2013 |
Nigerian Youths wake up, We have no other country except Nigeria, We have been suffering in silence while our Leaders put our future in their bank accounts. How can we remain like this? How can a youth go to school and suffered to graduate at the end no job. You are almost 40 and still your future is as bleak as a dark room. Did your parents send you to school to sit at home because our Government have failed us. Let us come out one day and say No. We must not remain like this, we cannot all travel abroad to find a better life, our better life is here in our country. We have the money, oil and resources but only a selected few have continue to suck it dry why we keep believing God for a change, wake up now I challenge you. We need 500,000 youths in each of the 36states to challenge the Government. We say NO, we need rebuild this nation, we will vacate those who stand on our way as they are considered the enemy. A man cannot have billions of naira while millions of youths roam the streets every day looking for daily bread. Our young men must not all be kidnappers, our young girls must not all be prostitutes. Get Ready I tell you. The time has come for us to react, the only way our Government listens is violence, they have shown it to the Niger delta militants and now they are planning to show it to the boko haram..whereas a simple gesture of N20,000 per month to the unemployed was rejected and you pay militants N75,000 per month. How much do they pay as minimum wage? How much do they pay to elected officers, we are going to revolt. Nigeria will burn to be rebuilt again like Libya, Iraq, Egypt and Tunisia...please spread this message unless you want to die in poverty in a country where God has destined all of us to be happy and prosperous...!!!pls join the group on facebook tagged "nigerian youths movement for revolution" Pls send this msg to all ur forum, groups on facebook, 2go, whatsapp, twitter, and social messengers, cos anytin can happen o!!! The time is right for us all to say no bad governance who take the youths for grante |
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