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 Politics › Re: Reprisal Attacks Against The Hausas In Sapele by 2mch(m): 4:29pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
I see the subsidy supporters have moved to Religion when ethnicity failed. The Deeper Life church that was bombed, is it not Yoruba's that attend Deeper Life the most? This shows that this government is incapable of protecting Nigerians, and they want to take subsidy from us to kill us finally. So that they can run away and leave us alone to face boko haram after stealing all the money. Most of their families live abroad. My people let us join together and face the government. The time to fight for everything is NOW! Jona has given us this window. Dont waste it on myopic things. [size=28pt]ROTFLMAO. Mu che che che che che che[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram KILL 6 more on Sunday , Very very sad, over 60 killed since last week by 2mch(m): 4:24pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
I see the subsidy removal supporters have moved to Religion when ethnicity failed. The Deeper Life church that was bombed, is it not Yoruba's that attend Deeper Life the most? This shows that this government is incapable of protecting Nigerians, and they want to take subsidy from us to kill us finally. So that they can run away and leave us alone to face boko haram after stealing all the money. Most of their families live abroad. My people let us join together and face the government. The time to fight for everything is NOW! Jona has given us this window. Dont waste it on myopic things. [size=28pt]ROTFLMAO. Mu che che che che che che[/size] |
| Politics › Re: #occupynigeria Protest Goes Cyber. Govt Officials Private Numbers Released by 2mch(m): 4:04pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
[size=28pt]Mu che che che che che[/size] GEJ and NOI nko? |
| Politics › Re: Delta State South South Nigeria Protest Against Fuel Subsidy Pictures by 2mch(m): 3:55pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
Mu che che che che che che che [size=18pt]ROTFLMAO[/size] , I dey Laugh oh.[size=18pt] Who is the Coward now? Answer :The people barricading them selves in Abuja. Like the wall of Jericho, all walls formed against Nigerians shall come falling down. Mu che che che che che che[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Man Almost Lynched For Supporting Subsidy Removal In Bayelsa by 2mch(op): 3:53pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
Oh so they said its the North o. I suspect this Samson is Beaf and Company. Or one of Beaf's aides. [size=16pt]ROTFLMAO[/size] Mu che che che che che che che che che <----- (Lasinoh 2011) |
| Politics › Re: Federal Ministry Of Transport Site Hacked By Cyber Activists by 2mch(m): 3:51pm On Jan 06, 2012 |
I will love if Nigerian hackers can hack the Bank accounts all over the world with past and present government official names and repatriate it into a Nigerian Bank Account for safe keeping to use as subsidy. Now that is hacking. Our Hacktivists need more training.  |
| Politics › Re: Man Almost Lynched For Supporting Subsidy Removal In Bayelsa by 2mch(op): 3:52am On Jan 06, 2012 |
Bayelsa cannot be part of SS. It must be in the midwest, delta or SW   |
| Politics › Man Almost Lynched For Supporting Subsidy Removal In Bayelsa by 2mch(op): 3:49am On Jan 06, 2012 |
[b]FG supporter escapes mob action in Bayelsa January 6, 2012 A debate on removal of subsidy on fuel almost turned violent in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, on Thursday when a group of newspaper readers confronted a man who tried to support the initiative. The man identified simply as Samson was nearly beaten for his contributions on the fuel subsidy removal dispute at the popular newsstand in Amarata Park. Samson, who was also at the place to catch a glimpse of newspaper headlines, infuriated other readers when he tried to justify the action of the Federal Government. His argument that the long-term benefits of subsidy removal would help to create more jobs and reposition the economy of the country did not go down well with his listeners as the angry readers consisting of unemployed youths and commercial motorcyclists asked him to keep his mouth shut. But Samson, the only proponent in the debate, was said to have remained adamant, contending that the pains of the initiative would be temporary and that it was necessary for the government to free funds for development. It was learnt that his stubbornness drew the ire of others who engaged him in a shouting match which almost degenerated into a fight. Noticing that he had been outnumbered and that the atmosphere was becoming tensed, he immediately shut his mouth and quietly withdrew from the aggrieved readers.[/b] Meanwhile, the high cost of transport arising from the removal of the subsidy on fuel forced most government workers to remain indoors in the state capital. The state secretariat was deserted as most civil servants stayed away from their offices. The premises of the secretariat were devoid of its usual vehicular movements and there were just a few cars parked around the area when our correspondent visited. Some residents complained that workers who went to their coastal communities for the holiday could not return to work owing to increase in transport fare. Others, however, blamed the workers’ attitude on lack of official assignments arising from the feud between the Peoples Democratic Party and the state Governor, Chief Timipre Sylva. There were few cars on the roads just as traders in some of the markets around the city complained of low patronage. http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-supporter-escapes-mob-action-in-bayelsa/ |
| Politics › Re: Fashola Shuns Protesting Lawyers by 2mch(m): 11:25pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Very disappointed. I am sure he will come out soon apologizing and claiming he was "Busy". Otherwise  . We shall overcome and achieve our aim. We deal with deserters later. |
| Politics › Re: Who Will Move The Motion To Impeach The President? by 2mch(m): 11:05pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
You will die with sentiments. The fact remains that majority are not going to accept this policy that is against national interest. So he either does what we say or he should face the repercussion. We are in a democracy and the majority always sway the decision. The fact that you chose to stay at home and ignore the problem, doesnt mean your sit in affects anything that can happen. The fact that his attack dog is on here raising sentiments with tribal connotations shows that he is only an ND president which goes against the constitution. The president must always do what the majority of the people want, not what foreign policy tells him. If you dont like it, jump into third main land. And nothing will happen, any rise up shall be squashed. Tell your oga to do his job first. |
| Politics › Re: Who Will Move The Motion To Impeach The President? by 2mch(m): 10:07pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
It all lies with the National Assembly to turn this around. We put pressure on them to convince the president or we start to withdraw them. . My people you have been enlightened and educated. All we need is 1/3. Am sure we have enough states on riot to make that happen now. |
| Politics › Re: Who Will Move The Motion To Impeach The President? by 2mch(m): 10:05pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
140. (1) A person elected to the office of President shall not begin to perform the functions of that office until he has declared his assets and liabilities as prescribed in this Constitution and he has taken and subscribed the Oath of Allegiance and the oath of office prescribed in the Seventh Schedule to this Constitution. 143. [size=18pt](1) The President or Vice-President may be removed from office in accordance with the provisions of this section. (2) Whenever a notice of any allegation in writing signed by not less than one-third of the members of the National Assembly:- (a) is presented to the President of the Senate; (b) stating that the holder of the office of President or Vice-President is guilty of gross misconduct in the performance of the functions of his office, detailed particulars of which shall be specified,[/size] [size=18pt]the President of the Senate shall within seven days of the receipt of the notice cause a copy thereof to be served on the holder of the office and on each member of the National Assembly, and shall also cause any statement made in reply to the allegation by the holder of the office to be served on each member of the National Assembly.[/size] (3) Within fourteen days of the presentation of the notice to the President of the Senate (whether or not any statement was made by the holder of the office in reply to the allegation contained in the notice) each House of the National Assembly shall resolve by motion without any debate whether or not the allegation shall be investigated. (4) A motion of the National Assembly that the allegation be investigated shall not be declared as having been passed, unless it is supported by the votes of not less than two-thirds majority of all the members of each House of the National Assembly. (5) Within seven days of the passing of a motion under the foregoing provisions, the Chief Justice of Nigeria shall at the request of the President of the Senate appoint a Panel of seven persons who in his opinion are of unquestionable integrity, not being members of any public service, legislative house or political party, to investigate the allegation as provide in this section. (6) The holder of an office whose conduct is being investigated under this section shall have the right to defend himself in person and be represented before the Panel by legal practitioners of his own choice. (7) A Panel appointed under this section shall - (a) have such powers and exercise its functions in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed by the National Assembly; and (b) within three months of its appointment report its findings to each House of the National Assembly. ( Where the Panel reports to each House of the National Assembly that the allegation has not been proved, no further proceedings shall be taken in respect of the matter.(9) Where the report of the Panel is that the allegation against the holder of the office has been proved, then within fourteen days of the receipt of the report at the House the National Assembly shall consider the report, and if by a resolution of each House of the National Assembly supported by not less than two-thirds majority of all its members, the report of the Panel is adopted, then the holder of the office shall stand removed from office as from the date of the adoption of the report. (10) No proceedings or determination of the Panel or of the National Assembly or any matter relating thereto shall be entertained or questioned in any court. (11) In this section - [size=18pt]"gross misconduct" means a grave violation or breach of the provisions of this Constitution or a misconduct of such nature as amounts in the opinion of the National Assembly to gross misconduct.[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Who Will Move The Motion To Impeach The President? by 2mch(m): 10:00pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
Let us see the amount of violations the President has been able to achieve according to the Nigerian Constitution: 80. (1) [size=18pt]All revenues or other moneys raised or received by the Federation (not being revenues or other moneys payable under this Constitution or any Act of the National Assembly into any other public fund of the Federation established for a specific purpose) shall be paid into and form one Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation.[/size] ([size=18pt]2) No moneys shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation except to meet expenditure that is charged upon the fund by this Constitution or where the issue of those moneys has been authorised by an Appropriation Act, Supplementary Appropriation Act or an Act passed in pursuance of section 81 of this Constitution.[/size] ([size=18pt]3) No moneys shall be withdrawn from any public fund of the Federation, other than the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation, unless the issue of those moneys has been authorised by an Act of the National Assembly. [/size] [size=18pt] (4) No moneys shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Revenue Fund or any other public fund of the Federation, except in the manner prescribed by the National Assembly.[/size] My people, if the National assembly does not authorize this move and has not aurhtorized the depletion of the reserves then this regime is in deep shi*te |
| Politics › Re: Who Will Move The Motion To Impeach The President? by 2mch(m): 9:52pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
[size=14pt]Imperatives of presidential impeachment of Nigerian state[/size] | Print | E-mail Written by Robert Omote Monday, 10 May 2010 Share [Acting President Goodluck Jonathan ] Acting President Goodluck Jonathan Arguably, the system of government and leadership make a nation - state unique. These factors have translated and magnified nation states that were once inconsequential, irresistible in the committee of nations when viewed from their prevailing status in technological breakthrough, maximum utilisation of available resources, well developed economy as against a developing country like Nigeria who in subsequent occasions, has had at independence, commenced governance with parliamentary, now replaced with the presidential system. The various systems of government have not provided the needed impetus for harnessing both the human and natural resources to making Nigeria predictably relevant in the committee of nations. Our failure to make a mark in these terrain, have dismissed our politics as irredeemable. This irretrievable sham had its foundation at independence where our leaders manifested varying degree of parochialism. Their vision for Nigeria’s greatness were tainted with ethnic colouration so much that the Regions then, were deeply enmeshed in clannish interests; and, every successive regime (1966 - 2009) won an accolade for disservice. Nigeria in a global chart, is ridiculed as a failed state characterised by an inept leadership. In search of a credible captain, the Nigerian state since independence has been on an endless voyage of greatness. In apparent recognition of this lacuna in governance, S. 130 (1) (2) (1999) CFRN in crafting the enormous burden of a would be President, provides “There shall be for the Federation, a President who shall be the Head of State, the Chief Executive and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Force”. Governance as a project is tasking both at the domestic and international levels. It excludes meddlesome interlopers. It requires an extraordinary display of human intellect, physical agility, right frame of mind to discern and partnership with other world leaders in this contemporary global village that has robbed Nigeria of its prominence. The Oath of office of the President as contained in the ih Schedule of the extant constitution provides “The President will discharge his duties to the best of his ability, faithfully and in accordance with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the law, and always in the interest of the sovereignty, integrity, solidarity, well being and prosperity of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, that he will strive to preserve the Fundamental objectives and Directive Principles of state Policy contained in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The above declaration, describes the enormous burden on Mr. Acting President. [size=16pt][b]In the opinion of draughtsmen who prepared the 1999 Constitution, the fundamental objectives and directive principles as encapsulated by SS 13 - 32 are supposed to be purposeful and driven by competent leadership. By way of exposition on the political objectives, S. 15 (3) provides “for the purpose of promoting national integration it shall be the duty of the state to provide: a. Adequate facilities for and encourage free mobility of people, goods and services throughout the federation. ‘ b. Secure full residence rights for every citizen in all parts of the Federation. S.15 (4) (5) promote a feeling of belonging and of involvement among the various people of the federation, to the end that loyalty to the nation shall override sectional loyalties and abolition of all corrupt practices and abuse of powers.[/size] Underlying the Economic Objectives, S. 16 (1) provides. “The state shall, within the context of the ideal and objectives for which provisions are made in this constitution: a. [size=20pt]Harness the resources of the nation and promote national prosperity and an efficient, a dynamic and self-reliant economy.[/size] Control the national economy in such manner as to secure the. maximum welfare, freedom and happiness of every citizen on the basis of social justice and quality of status and opportunity. [size=20pt]Without prejudice to its right to operate or participate in areas of the economy within the major sector of the ~conomy, protect the right of every citizen to engage in any economic activities outside the major sectors of the economy.[/size] S. 16 (2) further declares that the state shall direct its policy towards ensuring: a. The promotion of a planned and balanced economic development. b. That the material resources of the nation are harnessed and distributed as best as possible to serve the common good. c. That the economic system is not operated in such a manner as to permit the concentration of wealth or the means of production and exchange in the hands of few individuals or of.a group; and d. There are adequate medical and health facilities for all persons. e. Children, young persons and the age are protected against any exploitation whatsoever, and against moral and material neglects. S. 18 underscores the importance of education as a cardinal principle of state policy in nation building when it clearly states that: 1. Government shall direct its policy towards ensuring that there are equal and adequate educational opportunities at all levels. 2. Government shall promote services and technology. 3. Government shall strive to eradicate illiteracy and to this end government shall as and when practicable provide: a. Free, compulsory and universal primary education. b. Free secondary education. c. Free university education, and d. Free adult literacy programme. S. 19 encapsulate the dynamics of Nigeria Foreign policy to include: a.[size=20pt] Promotion and protection of the national interest.[/size] 3 Control the national economy in such manner as to secure the. maximum welfare, freedom and happiness of ‘every citizen on the basis of social justice and quality of status and opportunity. Without prejudice to its right to operate or participate in areas of the economy within the major sector of the economy, protect the right of every citizen to engage in any economic activities outside the major sectors of the economy. http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/tribune-law/5102-imperatives-of-presidential-impeachment-of-nigerian-state- [/b][/size] |
| Politics › Re: Ex Niger Delta Militant Warn The Fg On Protest Against Fuel Subsidy Removal by 2mch(m): 5:46pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
[size=16pt]ROTFLMAO[/size] |
| Politics › Re: “we Shall Start Stoning The Economists In Official Corridors.” – By Reuben Abati by 2mch(m): 5:42pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
All his predictions are coming to pass. Too bad he is on the wrong side of the line and he was predicting his own doom.  |
| Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by 2mch(m): 5:39pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
jason123:Jason where have you been? Been expecting you here. Beaf has been losing his mind crying up and down NL. Anyway let me add to the SS protests news You are here: Home / News / Ex-militants warn against clampdown on protesters |
| Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by 2mch(m): 5:17pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
[quote author=okada_man link=topic=839387.msg9901639#msg9901639 date=1325779502]Benin Protests. . .[/quote]So this is a coffin for who? Benin people are no joke. Dem buy cofin come wear red scarf and carry juju staff for Beaf and company. ROTFLMAO. |
| Politics › Re: Pictures Of Protest In Benin City South-south by 2mch(m): 5:07pm On Jan 05, 2012 |
dmainboss: dmainboss: dmainboss:Beaf and co. don finally vex. . Hypertension wan kill them. This is just the start. By the time NIGERIANS are done with you, you will not be able to show your face anywhere |
| Politics › Re: Gej Sends Police To Kill Kano Protesters by 2mch(op): 3:46am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Crtically injured protesters still awaiting medical attention |
| Politics › Re: Gej Sends Police To Kill Kano Protesters by 2mch(op): 3:39am On Jan 05, 2012 |
7 Protesters in critical condition from the police shooting ordered by GEJ in Kano. They are being prevented from medical attention. Good, GEJ has fallen right into the protesters trap. |
| Politics › Re: Beaf! How Much Was Really Spent On Subsidy Last Year? by 2mch(m): 3:15am On Jan 05, 2012 |
torkaka:ROTFLMAO |
| Politics › Re: Reps Make U-turn On Subsidy Removal by 2mch(m): 3:12am On Jan 05, 2012 |
sheyguy:Too broke but have money to buy 1600 buses. Too broke but there is money to bribe reps. Anyway who ever the Gods want to kill they first make mad. |
| Politics › Re: Kano Protest In Pictures by 2mch(m): 3:08am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Kano, thumbs up! Impressive. They are so nervous they are shooting. We all know where that goes.  . |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Bank Boss Sanusi Defends Fuel Subsidy Removal - BBC Podcast by 2mch(m): 3:07am On Jan 05, 2012 |
What a joke. Sanusi does not want to lose his high and mighty job, that gives him time to write ridiculous air articles.  |
| Politics › Re: Saharareporters: Protester Killed By Police In Ilorin Now Identified by 2mch(m): 3:06am On Jan 05, 2012 |
God bless him |
| Politics › Re: Names Of Nigerian Corrupt Politicians,party And Their Loot. by 2mch(m): 3:04am On Jan 05, 2012 |
2mch: |
| Politics › Re: Gej Sends Police To Kill Kano Protesters by 2mch(op): 2:56am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Many injured no confirmed death, GEJ attacked the protesters in the middle of the night. 2:30am |
| Politics › Re: Ogun Wades Into Yoruba/ Fulani Killings by 2mch(m): 2:52am On Jan 05, 2012 |
I thought SS and SE got this? Maybe SE and one state in SS. That is why history always remembers the SE. Your opinion is not the majority, so i am not going to go where you want to go. I have seen a lot of Igbo's step out and protest against the fuel subsidy. I watached on Channels TV a very brilliant lawyer of Igbo origin give a very good analysis of the situation so Mr. man you are on your own. You and Beaf are the only ones jumping up and down, where the SE is divided on the issue. Know this, no Yoruba will fall for your trap. Everyone should ignore this thread and focus on showing this government that we own Nigeria. |
| Politics › Re: Gej Sends Police To Kill Kano Protesters by 2mch(op): 2:48am On Jan 05, 2012 |
1 protester reportedly killed. |
| Politics › Re: Ogun Wades Into Yoruba/ Fulani Killings by 2mch(m): 2:41am On Jan 05, 2012 |
We are not distracted. Suck balls man. Yoruba's are not like you. We dont have your mentality. There is a focus now. You people can wallow and wait for this failing empire to crash. |
| Politics › Gej Sends Police To Kill Kano Protesters by 2mch(op): 2:39am On Jan 05, 2012 |
This is going on live, GEJ is officially a dictator. Its time to take back Nigeria |
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