| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by Buhari1(m): 10:28pm On Mar 15, 2015 |
midolian:
Nigeria’s First Lady, Patience Jonathan, on Friday took to the podium to explain to women in Akwa Ibom State the meaning of ‘corruption’.
While addressing the crowd during the Peoples Democratic Party Women Presidential Rally in Uyo, Mrs. Jonathan said the promise by the All Progressives Congress to fight corruption were “all lies”.
“Akwa Ibom people, judge o. Because we are not here for lies. We are not here for propaganda. Because their own number one campaign is corruption. As if them are not corrupt. They are not corrupt,” Mrs. Jonathan said.
“What do you call corruption? He has a house. You, are you living outside? Are you living in the forest? It’s corruption.
“In abroad, if a young boy works so hard and buy a copter, we praise the boy. But in Nigeria, if a young boy works so hard and buy a copter, we say he’s corrupt. Why?
“Why can’t we encourage the young ones to grow? Why can’t we encourage them to do better? We, our mother born us and train us, why they train us is that we should be better than them. Are we to bring the young ones down? It’s not our portion.”
Mrs. Jonathan urged the women not to vote for the APC because, according to her, they have nothing to offer.
“A bird at hand is worth a million in the bush. Nigerian women, let us shine our eyes. Women of Nigeria, are you ready to go to prison? Are you ready to go and give your father food in the prison? It is not our portion. We reject it.
“Akwa Ibom State is a PDP state. It’s not for expired drugs, because APC cannot heal you, outdated drugs cannot heal you. Let them call it any name. Just like as my husband younger brother (Governor Akpabio) have said, they will continue changing name until they will reach Ebola. And they will call it Ebola.
“You know what Ebola normally do? Although Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has said Nigeria is not Ebola country. So they cannot bring Ebola to Nigeria because Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and PDP government will wipe it off. And they will bury it, because it cannot stay here at all.
“So let them continue changing their name. If they fail this time, because I know they have failed, you will hear they will change their name again. They will change it and answer another name.”
Helen Mark, wife of Senate President, David Mark; Amina Sambo, wife of Vice President, Namadi Sambo; as well as Kema Chikwe took turns to urge the crowd to vote for the party.
Akon Eyakenyi, the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban development, was also in attendance.
Their speeches lasted barely 10 minutes.
When it was time for Mrs. Jonathan to deliver the keynote, she rose from her seat, danced her way to the podium, and spoke for about one hour.
“A good man borns (sic) a good son. You cannot deliver what you don’t have, and that’s why he has brought somebody that can also deliver you from the APC. The one that will heal you,” Mrs. Jonathan said of Mr. Akpabio and the PDP gubernatorial candidate in the state.
The First Lady also described the PDP as a moving train that is unstoppable.
“Remember I was here in 2011 and I came here, I told you that PDP is a good party and I told you vote Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and Sambo. And you know that they will never fail you. And they promised you 35 percent, and they fulfilled their 35 percent,” she said.
“So you can see that your deputy governor today is a product of 35 percent. You can see that the minister today is a product of 35 percent. So I have come again this time, 2015, to talk to you again.”
Mrs. Jonathan said the PDP would increase the quota of women’s participation in governance if the party wins in the elections.
“We are here to tell you what PDP government has done. We are here to tell you the truth,” she said.
“We are not propagandaly (sic). We are not here to deceive you. We are not here to lie for you. Because whatever we say go and search because you will see it.
“Remember when the men were campaigning, I just follow them quietly because I was waiting for them to give me go-ahead. I was waiting for them to tell me what they have for Nigerian women.
“And they told me that this time we have given you 35 percent, go and tell their women that if they vote us back, that we are going to give them 45 percent.”
“Ask them, when they were there, what did they do for you? Women of Nigeria, did they do anything for you? This is the time they have come to tell you ‘I will,’ I will what? What you did not do before, is it now that you will come and do it?
“Remember that they were in that Aso Rock before. All the things that they keep there, they did not take it. Now they want to go back there. Ask them a question, what do you forget there?
Won’t you leave Aso Rock for the new generation? Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and Governor Godswill Akpabio are the new generation.”
Mrs. Jonathan also stated that President Jonathan is committed to improving the country’s health sector.
“Under SURE-P, Goodluck said that for health sector, that no woman will die again under pregnancy. He said that all Nigerian women you have died enough. Remember before PDP come into power, every 100,000 live births a women that born, 840 will die. 840 will die when they were there o.
“When the people were there o, women were afraid to born child. Women were afraid to produce the kids. They cannot produce. They are afraid, ‘I should not die.'”
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/178501-what-do-you-call-corruption-patience-jonathan-explains.html OH HOW I LOVE THIS WOMAN. SHE NO DEY DISAPPOINT. LAUGHING OUT LOUD UNTIL BUHARI CHASES HER BACK TO THE CREEKS. 1 Like |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by stanleyfisher(m): 4:40am On Mar 16, 2015 |
She may not be perfect in delivery but she's got the messages conveyed to her listeners. Why are we bordering our lives as if we don't know how she speaks. Anyways the fact remains that GEJ isn't intimidated and his efforts speaks for him unlike the archaic Buhari whose end is near...
Sai Goodluck!!. 1 Like |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by ghadaffi2000(m): 4:51am On Mar 16, 2015 |
This woman has done it again.   |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by Nobody: 6:08am On Mar 16, 2015 |
6:08:09 AM Mon 16 Mar 2015 blackjack21:
Corruption is when you pay people to bless you and, they cursed you instead.   
10:20:35
Sun, Mar 15, 2015
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| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by blackjack21(m): 6:13am On Mar 16, 2015 |
olaxco2f:
6:08:09 AM
Mon 16 Mar 2015
You no they sleep? 06:13:25 Mon, Mar 16, 2015 |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by artade: 7:50am On Mar 16, 2015 |
"...all Nigerian women you have died enough" - PEJ |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by fabrigas18(m): 9:09am On Mar 16, 2015 |
midolian:
Nigeria’s First Lady, Patience Jonathan, on Friday took to the podium to explain to women in Akwa Ibom State the meaning of ‘corruption’.
While addressing the crowd during the Peoples Democratic Party Women Presidential Rally in Uyo, Mrs. Jonathan said the promise by the All Progressives Congress to fight corruption were “all lies”.
“Akwa Ibom people, judge o. Because we are not here for lies. We are not here for propaganda. Because their own number one campaign is corruption. As if them are not corrupt. They are not corrupt,” Mrs. Jonathan said.
“What do you call corruption? He has a house. You, are you living outside? Are you living in the forest? It’s corruption.
“In abroad, if a young boy works so hard and buy a copter, we praise the boy. But in Nigeria, if a young boy works so hard and buy a copter, we say he’s corrupt. Why?
“Why can’t we encourage the young ones to grow? Why can’t we encourage them to do better? We, our mother born us and train us, why they train us is that we should be better than them. Are we to bring the young ones down? It’s not our portion.”
Mrs. Jonathan urged the women not to vote for the APC because, according to her, they have nothing to offer.
“A bird at hand is worth a million in the bush. Nigerian women, let us shine our eyes. Women of Nigeria, are you ready to go to prison? Are you ready to go and give your father food in the prison? It is not our portion. We reject it.
“Akwa Ibom State is a PDP state. It’s not for expired drugs, because APC cannot heal you, outdated drugs cannot heal you. Let them call it any name. Just like as my husband younger brother (Governor Akpabio) have said, they will continue changing name until they will reach Ebola. And they will call it Ebola.
“You know what Ebola normally do? Although Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has said Nigeria is not Ebola country. So they cannot bring Ebola to Nigeria because Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and PDP government will wipe it off. And they will bury it, because it cannot stay here at all.
“So let them continue changing their name. If they fail this time, because I know they have failed, you will hear they will change their name again. They will change it and answer another name.”
Helen Mark, wife of Senate President, David Mark; Amina Sambo, wife of Vice President, Namadi Sambo; as well as Kema Chikwe took turns to urge the crowd to vote for the party.
Akon Eyakenyi, the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban development, was also in attendance.
Their speeches lasted barely 10 minutes.
When it was time for Mrs. Jonathan to deliver the keynote, she rose from her seat, danced her way to the podium, and spoke for about one hour.
“A good man borns (sic) a good son. You cannot deliver what you don’t have, and that’s why he has brought somebody that can also deliver you from the APC. The one that will heal you,” Mrs. Jonathan said of Mr. Akpabio and the PDP gubernatorial candidate in the state.
The First Lady also described the PDP as a moving train that is unstoppable.
“Remember I was here in 2011 and I came here, I told you that PDP is a good party and I told you vote Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and Sambo. And you know that they will never fail you. And they promised you 35 percent, and they fulfilled their 35 percent,” she said.
“So you can see that your deputy governor today is a product of 35 percent. You can see that the minister today is a product of 35 percent. So I have come again this time, 2015, to talk to you again.”
Mrs. Jonathan said the PDP would increase the quota of women’s participation in governance if the party wins in the elections.
“We are here to tell you what PDP government has done. We are here to tell you the truth,” she said.
“We are not propagandaly (sic). We are not here to deceive you. We are not here to lie for you. Because whatever we say go and search because you will see it.
“Remember when the men were campaigning, I just follow them quietly because I was waiting for them to give me go-ahead. I was waiting for them to tell me what they have for Nigerian women.
“And they told me that this time we have given you 35 percent, go and tell their women that if they vote us back, that we are going to give them 45 percent.”
“Ask them, when they were there, what did they do for you? Women of Nigeria, did they do anything for you? This is the time they have come to tell you ‘I will,’ I will what? What you did not do before, is it now that you will come and do it?
“Remember that they were in that Aso Rock before. All the things that they keep there, they did not take it. Now they want to go back there. Ask them a question, what do you forget there?
Won’t you leave Aso Rock for the new generation? Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and Governor Godswill Akpabio are the new generation.”
Mrs. Jonathan also stated that President Jonathan is committed to improving the country’s health sector.
“Under SURE-P, Goodluck said that for health sector, that no woman will die again under pregnancy. He said that all Nigerian women you have died enough. Remember before PDP come into power, every 100,000 live births a women that born, 840 will die. 840 will die when they were there o.
“When the people were there o, women were afraid to born child. Women were afraid to produce the kids. They cannot produce. They are afraid, ‘I should not die.'”
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/178501-what-do-you-call-corruption-patience-jonathan-explains.html I hate to mock dis woman, its not right and any1 dat does is a fool.. But why can't they employ someone 2 translate for her? Or is it a bad idea? Goshhh |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by bqlekan(m): 9:35am On Mar 16, 2015 |
IMO, this woman is better than Basket mouth |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by Nobody: 9:37am On Mar 16, 2015 |
9:36:50 AM Mon 16 Mar 2015 U dey sleep so? Abi u one of the MOD? blackjack21:
You no they sleep?
06:13:25
Mon, Mar 16, 2015 |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by tundeotunba(m): 12:05pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
Patience Jonathan should have her own Comedy Show, or what do U think? |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by tusmanali(m): 1:15pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
mperoakeem:
i laff sotey i dont knw What to type... E be like say i must stop listening to dis comedian, her cluelessness go Dey affect me small small Abi |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by billyG(m): 4:21pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
Orunto:
Vote for the young, virile, educated GEJ. Don't vote for the old, senile, demented devil. Why?? |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by billyG(m): 4:23pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
I think some1 shld nack her Mrs simone Gbagbo story. |
| Re: ‘what Do You Call Corruption?’ Patience Jonathan Explains by Godsonbalo(m): 5:37pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
lol REDshouse:
“We are not propagandaly (sic). We are not here to deceive you. We are not here to lie for you. Because whatever we say go and search because you will see it.
mama piss don come again abi which one be propagandaly again
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