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edicolove:Bros I can't help but laugh at these laudable and indeed laughable achievements from the stables of GEJ as you posted. 1. If you know the cost and overall gbese (debt) GEJ has incurred to score this cheap point of seemingly eradicating fuel scarcity, you'll weep for you future generations. Se how much your country has spent in Q1 of 2011 on subsidy for importation of fuel in the link below. http://odili.net/news/source/2011/jan/25/821.html 2. Bros PHCN is yet to be privatized. Enough of rhetoric, until PHCN becomes privatized, you cannot claim it as a glory for GEJ. It's like saying since you have passed WAEC simply because you have sat for the exams. 3. Abeg list the refineries that are now working and their daily output. How can refineries be working and we are still importing increasing high volumes of refined products. Na where you get this wrong information from? 4. So na entertainment we all suppose dey do now? Apparently Nigerian youths are so dumb to the extent that Mr. President deems it necessary to provide incentives to the entertainment industry to create jobs. Na so him mates for other parts of the world dey create jobs for thei citizens? 5. At least we have finally confirmed today, the sort of free hand GEJ has been giving to INEC all along. Free hand ko, free leg ni! 6. So firing a member of his campaign team who was running his mouth like tap water is an achievement to you. Your expectation of your government is indeed very modest o! Abeg even my little boy who's just turning 6 expects much more from the Nigerian government. Sorry pal, your depth of knowledge about governance is indeed questionable. Please take your time to study small countries like Ghana and Rwanda to figure out how they's been able to get it right while we are still groping in the dark. |
EMANY 01:Chief if what happened today turns out to be an act of sabotage, the only party that stands to gain if the election should go ahead on Monday is PDP. If Jega wants to make the field a level playing ground, then he needs to move it to a date the major parties all agree upon. BTW, PDP dose not need to go to the bank to have access to fund which they surely must have stashed at home for the elections. Bros, I'm speaking from experience. In fact some bank Manager would even open their vaults for the government in power to make withdrawals on weekends. The opposition party are not in the position currently to wield such influence. |
I am terribly dreading the mockery I'll be facing at the office tomorrow. Nigeria we hail thee! Common election we have to sabotage it. Fellow Nigerians, I think we all need to support the opposition parties to postpone the national assembly elections to the 23rd of April. PDP stands to gain undue advantage of the election is conducted on Monday as Jega announced earlier today. |
EzeUche:I thot you could read na! Did you click on the link you copied from OAM4J before re-posting it? OAM4J was joking with Aisha and you seem to fin it difficult to figure that out. |
EzeUche:So in your desperation, you are now running to the mods to get me banned. Not in your lifetime bro. Go siddon! |
Sun of god:It's got nothing to do with conspiracy. The man asked valid questions. How would you want the opposition parties to mobilize their agents to the over 120,000 pollen booths across the nation. Only PDP, with the tax payers money which they've consistently been squandering, can afford to steal more money without necesarily having to go to the banks. |
I personally support the stance of the opposition parties. PDP stands to gain a lot if the elections are conducted on Monday. |
Opposition political parties are rejecting Monday, April 4, as the new date for Nigeria’s National Assembly Elections, claiming that it favours only the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP). Calling the postponement “an unwarranted false start” that has imposed an “unwarranted huge cost” upon the Nigerian people, the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP’s), Osita Okechukwu, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said his party had in the past repeatedly drawn attention to the electoral commission’s preference for contractors referred by the presidency instead of adopting an open and transparent process” in the award of contracts. He believed that if the award of the contract for the needed materials which led to today’s logistical collapse had been open and transparent, the situation could have been different. Rejecting April 4 for the National Assembly election, the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), said that date does not permit it to re-mobilize its agents or its logistics. “The only day between Saturday and Monday is Sunday, when banks do not open,” its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, said in a statement in Ilorin. “Where does [Jega] expect us to get the funds to mobilize our agents for Monday's election?” he asked. “Only the PDP can quickly mobilize such funds. So that date cannot stand, unless Jega is working against the opposition.” The ACN further noted that the delay in the arrival and distribution of the result sheets was not the only thing that was wrong Saturday’s election today, and that there were many lapses on the part of INEC “which cannot be rectified between now and Monday.” In the circumstances, the party said the new March 4 schedule was capable only of conferring undue advantage on the PDP, and suggested instead that the election be bundled together on 9 March with the Presidential election, or postponed to April 23 as the last election. The parties issued their statements as President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, in his country home, Otuoke, Bayelsa State, was expressing the confidence that Nigeria could conduct credible elections. The President, who addressed journalists following his inability to obtain election accreditation as a result of non-availability of INEC officials and voting materials, appealed to Nigerians to bear with the electoral body. "If we must do something, it is better to delay and do it well," he said in reference to INEC's postponement of the National Assembly elections to Monday, April 4. Also today, former military ruler, General Ibrahim Babangida, said that the postponement was understandable in view of the short time available to the electoral body to prepare. In a statement issued by his spokesman, Kassim Afegbua, Babangida said Professor Jega should be commended for his courage in owning up to today’s fiasco. “He deserves to be encouraged and motivated in the light of our present shortcomings, so that the electoral body would be able to conduct a better election rather than conduct one that would be subject of condemnation and rejection,” he said. With the late arrival of election materials, it would have been impossible to conduct the elections as scheduled and whose results would be acceptable to the electorates. “It is our prayer that Nigeria would continue to grow from strength to strength irrespective of our temporary setbacks which are by their very nature surmountable,” Babangida said. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/opposition-political-parties-reject-april-4-nass-election-jonathan-ibb-plead-understanding |
[center][flash=500,300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fskm_hgQJXc?version=3[/flash][/center] I am really proud of this young man. I also join him in prayers that we usher in a New Nigeria by voting out the looting gangsters in PDP. [center][size=45pt]Vote Buhari Bakare 2011[/size]for a better Nigeria.[/center] |
It's a simple matter. The majority of the legislooters are PDP members. It is not far from the truth if a call is made to simply vote out PDP. Half of these legislooters are aspiring to return back to the national assembly. Nigerians can start by at least voting out those ones and get them all replaced, regardless of their party affiliations. Those who will be voting them know the few who may have performed above par and may still decide for them, otherwise, let's kick |
baksonlee:How true is this? Anyone else who got this largesse from PDP @ Agege? |
abes:That's abracadabra for you o! |
rhymz:I hope you read through the garbage you typed above. I just can't imagine how being a slow poke is like, since you've chosen to be one. If ETF has not been able to post projects executed on their website prior to 1999, how can you be so dumb not to recognize the fact that ETF only came into being after PTF was scrapped. It's a pity your parents wasted money and energy in sending you to pass through the 4 walls of a school. Apparently you were just an onlooker in you school years, as it is dumbfounding that you are unable to discern your left from right. I will certainly not waste my time on dolts like you, as your silly questions have been answered several time over and over again. Although your stupidity will not allow you to use the tiny bit left of the useful part of the sponge you have in your skull to think. You can keep sulking for all I care, even if you chose to deny the obvious. Go back to your folks who were probably graduating from school when Buhari held sway to ask about the man. Denying PTF is the height of idiocy! |
^^^ Getting real ain't in their books. The GEJ babies on NL all live in dream land! |
Guys please refrain from sending the sound clip to agabaI23. Going through his posts on NL, I would not be surprised if he is one of those bluelabs guys. AgabaI23 is not a friend to the BB course. I will kindly ask all those who have the clip not to send it to anyone else again until we come out with the jingle on WaZoBia FM. |
TexMex:You claimed you've been following this news yet you failed woefully to grasp what's on ground. No Party will pay for a full 4minuts and 20 Seconds jingle for an election besides the PDP. In a nutshell it is not the jingle (or ad as you put it) that NTA refused to air for CPC. Meanwhile NTA is has already been airing the same jingle they refused even before this bluelabs blackmail came to the open. You 're making things up here. My grouse is with the BB Backers (and the CPC) who feel this is a non-issue and they can best handle it by shouting down the rights owners. I tried to say that is a wrong way to go about it, and in other climes it can be potentially damaging.Here you go again claiming other climes. How many MJ's songs have been remixed and re-used on YouTube and how many of such songs do have turned out to be court cases of IP right infringement. Even after reading YouTube's disclaimer stating clearly that any video loaded automatically loses it's IP rights, you are still insising someone has wronged the bluelabalaba guys. Upto this very moment as we speak there are still 2 other versions of the same 4 minute long song on YouTube, why haven't the bluelabs guys asked YouTube to shut those versions down if they really own the song? CPC pulling the ad doesn't mean they shouldn't admit wrongdoing and pay restitution. It's just like when you mistakenly appropriate another man's money. You don't just return it. The courts will also ask you to pay interest on the funds for the period it was used. Messrs Bluelabs have the right to sell the rights to whoever they please, and I will even say it's bad business for them not to have sold it to CPC. But that's me.Are you kidding me? Which other man's money has been appropriated? Let me make the YouTube disclaimer English grammar easy for you and your likes to understand. In lay man's term, YouTube simply says if you or anybody else upload a song/soundtrack on YouTube, you lose every single right to that song. Hence if Mr. Johndoe downloads the song from YouTube and modifies it, and then re-uploads it back on YouTube, there is no case against anyone. It is also public knowledge that if you have grievances you can seek a redress with YouTube and the song/soundtrack will be taken off you tube pages. Below are still the other versions on YouTube. [flash=500,300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPcGT5qwc2k?version=3[/flash] [flash=500,300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIpwpWcKVj0?version=3[/flash] I suppose Bluelabs can now come and sue me for uploading these 2 different versions here. Bluelabs conduct has at best earned them bad publicity for 24 hours and it is nothingbut cheap blackmail which would fall flatly in any law court. As a matter of fact, I'll advice the BB team to sue Bluelabs for libel. Hopefully that will keep bluelabs out of business forever and teach other cheap blackmailers some important lessons. |
^^^ Another beer parlor rumor! |
Kobojunkie:You should have know by now that it's extremely difficult for these GEJ babies to grow up let alone focus on anything besides running from pillar to post in their shameless and consistently failing attempts at denigrating Buhari. |
Coolabbie: ![]() Haba madam, you hard o! |
kliffo:And how did you come about this bogus 40% figure? Where you asked to state your tribe or state of origin during the last INEC registration? I laugh in Mandarin when I see GEJ guys engage in self conceitedness. |
^^^ LWKMDO! Abeg softly softly yab the guy na! |
Genbuhari3:Weldone and keep the flag flying. |
Jarus, kindly confirm the receipt of the funds. I made the transfer a few minutes ago. BTW I checked out the audio sent by GenBuhari3 and I feel we need to adapt it for the pidgin audience which the WaZobia FM are targeting. I only got to know today that Cool FM and WaZobia FM belongs to the same organization. While Cool FM targets the blue collar and weducated class, WaZoBia caters for the needs of those audience who understand pidgin. The jingle will be perfect if we can have someone use pidgin to say the same thing Bakare said in the jingle. We can use the first soundtrack from the BB team as the background song as against the controversial song in the background. Jarus, can you spare some of your weekend time to get this rolling tomorrow? This will make everything ready by end of work on Monday and transmission from Teusday onward. |
GenBuhari:I think the mix up is in the user names on NL. There is a GenBuhari and also a GenBuhari3, who are likely to be different individuals even though the user names are similar. I think the mail was actually sent by GenBuhari3. |
GenBuhari:I think the mix up is in the user names on NL. Ther is a GenBuhari and also a GenBuhari3, who are likely to be different individuals. I think the mail was actually sent by GenBuhari3. |
Omen100:No need to threaten her o! Just make her see reasons. I feel you though. Great job and keep it up. @GenBuhari, Thanks I've received he mail you sent me. |
honeric01:Seun is already a confirmed PDP tool. No need to bother yourself as such about him. Front page or not, Nigerians now know the truth about this bluelabs shameless and cheap blackmail attempt. |
I'm still awaiting the mail. If it's a web link why not just send us the web link by email. |
Jarus:Please send what you have to me here: n9ijaman@gmail.com |
EzeUche:Sometimes I wonder how Nigerians reason. How can you say someone who started out acting capacity from February 2010 and then became the substantive president in May 2010 has not spent 1year in office. SO under whose account will those 2 months be? As a Matter of fact, GEJ should have been acting since November 2009 when UMYA left 9ja on his medical sojourn, if not for the lameness of the PhD wielding clueless man. |
If Seun can allow the blackmail to fill the front page of NL, I also agree with y'all that this rebuttal gets a place on the front page as well. |

