No need to get into personal insults while idiots are destroying all of OUR collective lives.

Should we not be galvanising ourselves to stop the rot and the dastardly comedy that Nigeria has become?

That's the word JustGood oruko ma n ro eniyan

i wonder why people start attacks like this on interesting threads.

DOES IT MEAN NO ONE IS REPORTING THESE POSTS TO THE MOD?

Nawa o. No criminal database, !? where's innocent database, ? . Na corrupt law we have now, and corrupt law makes nothing but corrupt society. Among the criteria always requested of any public office aspirant in any place is "not to have ever been convicted of any capital punishment offence" which signifies pure criminal. This means such a person should never be found in any public fore-front. Not in Nigeria. They are always even found in public with people giving them kudos for chopping their money. Very Sad,  . But let's all await God's time to intervene.

will you rather see ribadu's son set to join pdp? if that is the case, it means most of us are lost.
the sooner we realize that all these folks are the same the better it will be for our country.
as long as we allow people like ribadu to openly rubbish our Constitution, we will continue to witness people like ibori's children running for position of president of nigeria.
the correction of this craziness must start from somewhere. we can not shield one thief and then set the other one on fire, and expect things to run smoothly in nigeria.

cre8tivity:

will you rather see ribadu's son set to join pdp? if that is the case, it means most of us are lost.
the sooner we realize that all these folks are the same the better it will be for our country.
as long as we allow people like ribadu to openly rubbish our Constitution, we will continue to witness people like ibori's children running for position of president of nigeria.
the correction of this craziness must start from somewhere. we can not shield one thief and then set the other one on fire, and expect things to run smoothly in nigeria.

Pls educate me.

nigerians are the biggest hypocrits on the face of this planet. imagine a people that call abacha a thief and obj a good man, when the latter stole 5 times more than abacha and left the country worse off. just show me 1 thing obj took over from abacha and is still functioning to date after spending billions. once a dark ager, always a dark ager.

al-qaeda:

nigerians are the biggest hypocrits on the face of this planet. imagine a people that call abacha a thief and obj a good man, when the latter stole 5 times more than abacha and left the country worse off. just show me 1 thing obj took over from abacha and is still functioning to date after spending billions. once a dark ager, always a dark ager.

I have always told people that OBJ was one of the worse that Nigeria ever had as a leader.

ok, fhemmmmy: don't you think ribadu is also affiliated with obj's administration? obj did not do the damage by himself. oga ribadu was right in the middle of it. obj has already confirmed to friends that ribadu also benefitted big time from his administration. therefore: abacha's son, obj's son, ribadu's son, ibori's son, kalu's son and many other sons are all from this same root. don't be a fool.
but the correction must start from somewhere; this is why it is very important for nigerians to encourage ribadu to come and face the charges.

Fhemmmy:

I have always told people that OBJ was one of the worse that Nigeria ever had as a leader.

NO MATTER HOW MUCH ABACHA(RIP) STOLE, HE DIED AND THE COUNTRY WAS STILL IN GOOD SHAPE COMPARED TO NOW. OBJ STOLE EVERYTHING INCLUDING NITEL AND MESSED UP NEPA, WATER, ROADS, RAILWAYS, FUEL, SECURITY AND WORST OF ALL, LEFT NIGERIA WITH A VERY BIG PROBLEM IN THE NIGER DELTA.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE JUST CAN'T ACCEPT THE FACT THAT NIGERIA WAS MUCH BETTER UNDER ABACHA IN EVERY SINGLE ASPECT.

@Bigbro or Bigfool,

Your crackhead father (Mekuturu) still dealing drugs, your midget mother will never tall, your lowlife nut never known for good and your brother “the Delta’s queen,” sorority street celebrity (if you can discern my connotations). All of your people put together are idiots.


Ludacris, can you read between the lines and do the math for me? What are the greatest achievements of your people in this whole world? I guess you don’t know, but I may tell your punk-ass quickly. Your people are only known for four greatest achievements for bring Leprosy, epilepsy, staphylococcus and Jerijeri to the world. What a sumptuous achievements “super fool,” that is the best oxymoron for you.

I'm proud of where i come from that's why i made it clear for everyone to see. You're still hiding your identity. You son of bitch. U're not my match!!!

@Bigbro or Bigfool,
Now I figure you are goofy! Will you be quiet with your jibber-jabber identity crisis, who cares where I’m from?. kitten-ass b$tch, I may tell you how I feel, I was in the wilderness and when you came through, I saw your lame-a$$ far away; then I saw cyclone whirling, trees nudging, leaves wafting, I said to myself “I’m in trouble.” Because I’m a wolf and I thought a lion or wolves like me coming through. But when I saw you clearer, I have nothing to say but to appreciate and salute you “pork-chop” and you already know, it will never be no sequel: killing be killed. Jerk-ass m$therf$cker!

Okokomeji and BigBro:

I know u guys are angry with each other (and l can understand that) but your anger is not directed where it matters most.
I will suggest both of you "dignify each other with silence", if you can not forgive each other, for now.

Public forum like this deserves some measure of decorum but like l said, we all get angry, once in a while and say bad things in the heat of the moment.

Sheath your swords and lets move on.

Nigeria's woes are not caused by "The Nationalities", they are caused by individuals, from all the nationalities (Igbo,Yoruba, Hausa, e.t.c)

Thanks to the 2'aya

its just so sad, see adult behaving like kids, insulting one another, we dont need dat now pls.
we all need 2 b one, we all complain about Nigeria but we've all got faults 2 individually, see Nigerians insulting them selves over a simple issue,
and u guys are really feeling so gud, so tell mi wat have u all gained now?popularity or wat,
pls u guys shld take it easy we all need 2 come 2geda as one first b4 we deal with those animals called leaders,
cheers!!!

Shamelessness is indeed rampant in Nigeria. His father a theif, a whoremonger amongst other things stole money which is known fact to the public. Did they not consider it a disgrace people were celebrating when he died and now he wants to continue what his father left as a dying wish? I wonder when his harlots will feed him the poisoned apple?

For all those saying Nigeria and Nigerians should do something. It would be lovely if all these monkies in suites would be lynched but since no one is willing to sacrifice themselves to be the revolutionary starter, nothing will happen to the. People on Niaraland can hardly agree, what is the likelihood people in Nigeria will band together when there disunity based on religion, tribe and whatever else you can think of.

Last summer in Ghana someone told me an amazing story. In the last elections (don't know when it was) something similar to what happened in Kenya happened in Ghana but rather than the man allowing people to massacre themselves he told them that another election was coming. That will never happen in Nigeria since only crooks are in power.

That's why I advocate travel for all the poor Nigerians. If the theives have no one to steal from they will just kill each other.

darmilorla:

its just so sad, see adult behaving like kids, insulting one another, we dont need dat now pls.
we all need 2 b one, we all complain about Nigeria but we've all got faults 2 individually, see Nigerians insulting them selves over a simple issue,
and u guys are really feeling so gud, so tell mi wat have u all gained now?popularity or wat,
pls u guys shld take it easy we all need 2 come 2geda as one first b4 we deal with those animals called leaders,
cheers!!!

yes-o

This is the reason why we will continue to see son of Abacha, son of IBB, son of Atiku, son of Shagari, son of Buhari and many other sons of politicians in politics.
Mostly to be taken as a serious politician in Nigeria you must have at least 3 of the following: Money, Connections, Education, Confidence and from a powerful family.
Now, how do you expect an ordinary Joe to successfully compete with these politician children, who happens to have it all?

Mohammed Abacha, the eldest son of the former Nigeria Head of State, late General Sani Abacha, is set to join one of the existing political parties in the country, a declaration that would symbolically mark the beginning of the family’s quest to return public life. The Abachas had abruptly been cut off the national leadership scene when their patriarch, Gen. Abacha, suddenly died some 11 years ago, while still serving as the Military Head of State.

A very credible source told the Daily Sun in Kano that Alhaji Mohammed Abacha, when he eventually steps out into the political fray in the days ahead, is most likely going to pitch his tent with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) adding that so far, discussions between him and some of the stakeholders of the party, both in Kano State and in Abuja, have reached an advanced stage.

It is speculated that the younger Abacha, upon his admission into the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would immediately set his eyes on the Kano State Government House, hoping to emerge as the gubernatorial candidate of the PDP and eventually, the governor of the state by 2011. Incidentally, the Abacha Abachas are believed to have had a long-standing romance with the All Nigerian Peoples Party Party (ANPP), especially in Kano, where the party, at some stage, even road on the seeming popularity of the Abachas with the common Kano folks. It is still not clear what brought about the u-turn to PDP.

A new power equation
At the helm of the coordination of the highly guarded proposal is Alhaji Umar Gano Bayero (not directly related to the emirate). Alhaji Bayero, a former gubernatorial candidate of the Action Congress in the 2007 polls is a close confidant of the family and one of the associates of the former governor of the old Kano State, Alhaji Abubakar Rimi.

His central role in the entire project has since led to the belief that, should the proposal work out as projected, Alhaji Abacha might not be joining the Kwankwaso’s faction of the party, which sources told the Daily Sun is frightened by the prospect of this new factor to the political balance of the party in the state and yet hopeful, the young man might join the faction in the end.

Already, a proposal for the formation of an eight- man Central Working Committee that would manage this ambition is in the offing. Sources said the names of the members of the committee were carefully selected to represent the seriousness of the new deal, adding however that their initial meeting, which should have taken place by now, was placed on suspension pending the fresh registration exercise of the party in the state which is billed for next week. It was also gathered that the meeting was caused to slow down with a view to allowing the CWC have a glimpse of the nature of the party’s congresses and the shape of the incoming executive of the state.

“The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) offers the young Abacha a number of benefits, including the fact that it is the party in government at the national level and a party that stands an average chance to win the next gubernatorial election in the state, if the right candidate and the right leadership is put to work,” said the source.

The source opined that a character from the Abacha’s family would invariably excite the top notchers of the PDP in the country, arguing that Alhaji Mohammed Abacha fits into the kind of personality the party and those sympathetic to the interest of president Yar Adua need to balance the power equation in the party in the state.

2011 guber in the mix
In reference to the 2011 battle in the state and for the survival of the president, the source added: “You see Alhaji Mohammed is very, very rich. PDP and indeed, Yar’Adua would be interested in such a person who can spend his own money for the sake of the party. This is typical of the Yar’Adua we now know, that is, getting others to do his work for him while staying aloof and watching from a distance”

A number of investigations carried out by the Daily Sun in Kano State recently confirmed that the relationship between the family of the former head of state and the incumbent President, Alhaji Umar Yar Adua, has been on the upward swing since the president was sworn into power, some two years ago. It was discovered that the pressure mounted on several fronts against the Abachas by the previous administration of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has been gradually relaxed for the family, if not totally suspended.

Notably among them is the easing on the tight security around the matron of the family, Hajia Mariam Abacha, who, it was gathered, has since had an ease in the restrictions placed on her movement. A security source told the Daily Sun that she can now travel to any part of the world so long as she can get their visa. This new development is a sharp contrast from the restricted nature of her freedom during the eight-year rule of the past administration.

It is also on record that the former First Lady was one of the very first few jubilant Nigerians to rush to the Yar’Aduas in Kastina to celebrate their son’s election as the president of the country and on that occasion, she was well received by the then incoming First Lady, Hajia Turia Yar’Adua.

A burning ambition
Daily Sun also was gathered from another competent source that this is definitely not the first time that Alhaji Mohammed Abacha had plotted to join the politics of the state, adding that much as he was not in a hurry to stage a come back given the hostile climate against his family under Obasanjo, he had always kept an eye on the political development of the state, waiting for the right time to strike.

The source, a long time relation of the Abachas, recalled that the last time Mohammed had tried his hand on this long nurtured pet project, was some two and a half years ago, when the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) had tried to wreck the ambition of some serving governors, including the second term ambition of the governor of Kano State, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau.

The source stated emphatically that the Abacha son, sensing that the coast was clear, immediately flew to the Eastern part of the country to try to persuade the Chairman of the All Nigerian Peoples Party, Chief Edwin Umezeoke, to consider him for the gubernatorial ticket of the party in state in the event the incumbent governor was barred by the authorities. He observed that the move suffered a major set back when a court ruled against the barring of the governors by the EFCC.

On the chances of the young man in a complex political terrain like Kano State, the source noted that it is one thing to want to declare oneself for political service and another game all together when one is inside the political fray with all its ups and downs. He added that for now, many people are urging on Mohammed Abacha to join politics and based on this, it seems he is a popular choice of the people. He, however, expressed pains that some of these persons singing his praise worthiness are not singing it out of genuine concerns but are simply out to milk his purse.
http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/newsonthehour/2009/june/23/newsbreak-23-06-2009-001.htm
He stated that in the political equation of Kano state, the family of the Abachas, no doubt, enjoy some form of love and respect, despite their demonization by a section of the media in the country, but he feared that Mohammed Abacha might be his own undoing, given that he is seen as a character that does not mingle with others outside his class of select friends, adding that he rarely steps out to visit people when they are bereaved and is hardly available for other kinds of social engagements in the community. This character trait, he stated, means a lot to the people of the north and Muslims generally. Efforts to reach out Alhaji Mohammed Abacha for comment were unsuccessful.

In this long article, not once did we hear of what he wants to do for Nigeria or his visions for our country.

Is it safe to assume he wants to continue the horrible legacy left by his father?

who cares?

it is said that dont judge a book by its cover, but in 9ja u can, bt its still sad that nigerians are not even close to waking up from thier slumber.

How now?, God help us oooo

http://lekanbaruwa.

Like father like son. The dog that will get lost will never listen to the whistle of the hunter. Let him come, Nigerians are waiting for him, since the throne is only meant for them.

thieves. 

My brothers and sisters he would have been the Wike of DPD