Hello house,u cant believe it, yaradua or what he call himself,suppose to be in a meeting with world leader.Today,suppose to be the day nigeria will speak, bt is in saudi to commission a so call unversity and all the state and federal unversity are closed down more than two month now, what a shameless president, he send a representative wish will not be allow to say anything.when everything is wrong with our country,

Failed country, failed President!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Source pls

source please!!!!!

declem:

Hello house,u cant believe it, yaradua or what he call himself,suppose to be in a meeting with world leader.Today,suppose to be the day nigeria will speak, bt is in saudi to commission a so call unversity and all the state and federal unversity are closed down more than two month now, what a shameless president, he send a representative wish will not be allow to say anything.when everything is wrong with our country,

Its time Nigerians and the world start questioning his relationship with the Saudi, His frequent visit to Saudi is becoming obvious and suspicious. His mates are at the G20 talking discussing the solution to the global economic Melt down, and he is in Saudi for the opening of a common new university, not even when Nigerian students are at home,
That show the height of madness that exist within Nigerian governemnt.

ONE NIGERIA!!!!
IDIOTS KEEP SHARING A UNION WITH HAUSA - FULANI NORTH.

YAR A DOOFUS is just a pathetic.

He should do himself a favour and resign his dying ass.

Union leaders fault Yar'Adua's trip for Saudi university's opening


The decision of the Nigerian President, Umaru Yar’Adua, to travel to Saudi Arabia and participate as a Special Guest at the inauguration of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is a thing of shame to a country whose universities have been shut for three month, national president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Ukachukwu Awuzie, has said.

Mr. Awuzie, who spoke in an interview on Tuesday, said he hoped that by the time Mr. Yar’Adua comes back from Saudi Arabia, he would appreciate the importance of the crisis in Nigeria’s education sector.

“The Universities there are well equipped, but I will see what he intends to gain from the visit,” he said. “Some people have the intention of getting through their way always, especially in a way of forgetting agreements. But I also hope that when he comes back, he will have better focus on how to tackle the problems in the country.”

The leaders of some student unions have also criticised the president’s Saudi visit. The Student Union President of University of Ado-Ekiti, Olusola Fayemi, appealed to the Nigerian community in the country to boycott the meeting.

“It is hard to believe that our own president has failed to convince the people of this country that he can do this job. Let him go home, or maybe he should go and start living in Saudi Arabia,” Mr. Fayemi said.

“He never met with ASUU since this entire crisis started, but he knows how to dance around the world with his wife. It is an acrimony that Nigerians should reject totally.”

Another student union leader, Destiny Ekhinnabor, said Nigerian students should mobilize themselves and protest at the Saudi Arabia embassy in Nigeria to call for Yar’Adua’s return home.

“He is not an advocate of good educational system. Let him come back home to answer ASUU. Let him come and tell us what he wanted to spend 2009 education budget on,” he said.

Nigeria and Saudi Arabia are petroleum exporting countries. While the latter has 50 universities, two of which are amongst the first 500 in the world, the best university in Nigeria occupies the 6,602th position in the ranking.

Segun Adeniyi, the president’s spokesperson, had said in a statement released in Abuja on Monday that Mr. Yar’Adua is undertaking an official visit to the Arab country.

“President Umaru Ya’Adua will, at the invitation of King Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud, undertake a working visit to Saudi Arabia from tomorrow, Tuesday, September 22, 2009,” Mr. Adeniyi had said.

“President Yar’Adua is scheduled to hold talks with King Abdullah in the course of the visit and participate as a Special Guest of Honour in the opening of the new King Abdullah University of Science and Technology.”

The statement added that the president will also meet with members of the Nigerian community in Saudi Arabia before returning home on Saturday.

Mr. Yar’Adua returned from Saudi Arabia last month after a three-week holiday, during which he received medical care.

The Saudi University

The 36 million square meter-sized King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is a research institution opened on September 5 with an aim to promote research and science in Saudi Arabia and around the globe. The university is opening with a $10 billion endowment.

For the inauguration ceremony, which coincides with the Saudi National Day, September 23, King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has invited more than 3,000 Saudi and international guests, including heads of state and Nobel laureates.

The event will feature interactive exhibitions about science and technology, followed by a formal opening ceremony and a dinner. Organisers launched an inauguration website to allow people around the world follow the ceremony online.

The site will feature a live event webcast, and information about the University’s research agenda, lab facilities, faculty, students, and community.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5462647-146/story.csp

udezue:

ONE NIGERIA!!!!
IDIOTS KEEP SHARING A UNION WITH HAUSA - FULANI NORTH.

since you know all  - how do we break this union

Even the troublesome Gaddafi was there and Yar'Adua was nowhere to be seen. This shows where Yar'Adua's priorities are. Instead of fraternising with the wider worldly community, he would rather go to Saudi to witness the opening of a university. How lame.

Naija is in trouble o! This president does not have any plans for us whatsoever!

How many Nigerians live in Saudi?

Funny thread.

blackspade:

How many Nigerians live in Saudi?

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The question should be how many Nigerians are in saudi jail

Seriously, i am just amazed.
How can most Heads of State be 'striking deals' and making contacts somewhere and our own man be missing in action? Is that not foolish? Cant his party or the senate advice him?
That was one area OBJ did not slack in. The guy just loved to attend such meetings, if given the chance.

blacksta:

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The question should be how many Nigerians are in saudi jail

I can assure you that no matter how many are in those jails, Yar' Adua is not there to help them in any way. I am sure he will not even bring that subject up.

horrible timing.

I saw the show on MBC and I did not see Yar'adua there. . he might be in one of the hospitals receiving medication. . .why will the fool yar'adua be in there when all his universities are closed?

It is an open secret that Yar' Adua is not in Saudi Arabia to commission some god forsaking university.  He is there on medical grounds to get his I.V steroids, kidney dialysis and blood transfusion to keep him alive.   The shame is he couldn't be sincere enough to own up to the truth that  his days are numbered.  

The dignified thing for him to do is to resign so he could spend as much time as possible in Saudi Arabia or anywhere else for that matter looking after his health. He is not putting the interest of Nigeria first that's for sure.

i cry for nigeria,i cry for my future na God go punish dem all

@Kobojunkie

source please!!!!!

Don't u listen to news or read your daily newspaper?

walata44:

@Kobojunkie


Don't u listen to news or read your daily newspaper?

Oh my dayz!!!!

I have missed this forum. MBDTWL!!!!!!



@ topic,

I have always known this man to be daft. This priceless piece of information proves my thoughts umabiguously.

When will be rid ourselves of this hausa fulani yoke.

davidylan:

When will be rid ourselves of this hausa fulani yoke.

Are all the thieving southern governors hausa fulani?

mazaje:

Are all the thieving southern governors hausa fulani?

The southern governers werent stealing 40 yrs ago until they learnt it was the only way out.

davidylan:

The southern governers werent stealing 40 yrs ago until they learnt it was the only way out.

We all know that people like obasanjo were the ones that brought corruption into Nigeria. . .Was Ironsi a northerner?. . .So what if the soutehrners were not stealing 40 years ago? Are they not stealing today?. . . Are people like Urju uzo kalu, Ibori, depreye alamasia, igbenidion, aloakala northeners?. . .What are you goons saying? . . .Was obasanjo a northerner when he decided to hand over the country to a sick and incompetent person?. . .The king makers of the PDP that keep destroying the nation are they northerners? What are you people saying? . . .blame it all on the north when the thieving southerners are no better. . . .

Did u really think yara'snail really wanted to be the president? Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

walata44:

@Kobojunkie
Don't u listen to news or read your daily newspaper?

What has the above to do with providing a source for the information


@Poster, please follow up with a Source, thanks!

9ijaprince:

Did u really think yara'snail really wanted to be the president? Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

He just want his own share. Yaradua is a very dull man, incompetent, brainless the first time I saw his picture in the News/CNN. The guy does not have brain of a leader.

MrCrackles:

Ya'R'Dua is an imbecilic bloke. . . .
Nigeria will eventually collapse under the force of [size=14pt]misplaced priorities[/size], senseless governance and bad leadership!

OH MY GOSH!! That is fast running to the top of the list of issues we need to deal with in that country.

davidylan:

The southern governers werent stealing 40 yrs ago until they learnt it was the only way out.

There was civil service corruption in Nigeria before independence. This is just a cop out.