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Politics / Re: Akunyili Rebuffs Pdp, Says "i Cannot Withdraw My Memo" by adigun101: 1:20pm On Feb 05, 2010 |
I am just so surprised. So many people actually have a problem with Dora asking UMYD to hand over to his vice. And her calling for her head. I dint know there were so many supporters of the status quo on NL. |
Politics / Re: Akunyili Rebuffs Pdp, Says "i Cannot Withdraw My Memo" by adigun101: 8:37am On Feb 05, 2010 |
SEFAGO:Now you've resorted to correcting typos Complete waste of time. |
Politics / Re: Akunyili Rebuffs Pdp, Says "i Cannot Withdraw My Memo" by adigun101: 8:29am On Feb 05, 2010 |
SEFAGO:Then the likes of Wole Soyinka, Femi Falana and everyone who has spoken out should shut-up because they can't and haven't changed anything. Are you saying that the people should keep quiet because they do not have enough powers to effect change. What is your point ? Are you sure you posses enough intelligence to comment on this issue? |
Politics / Re: Akunyili Rebuffs Pdp, Says "i Cannot Withdraw My Memo" by adigun101: 8:20am On Feb 05, 2010 |
Some of you are just so traumatised in your country that you think nothing good can come out of Nigeria. The constitution says that the FEC presently is the only body with the powers (60%) to force the president to hand over power. When I heard that I gave up hope of anything happening. Now this woman has spoken up and commenced the motion and you want her to resign instead ! This I suppose will apply to every member of the FEC which the same opinion as she does. Leaving the FEC with pro-yara'dua ministers. Its begs the question, whose side are you on ? Do some of you reason at all? Doesn't make sense |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 12:37pm On Feb 04, 2010 |
chosen04:Aaandoka not Dora!
When and how ? She wasn't just a darling of the press. No one can point at one sin she has commited. As far as im concerned she has always been a woman of intergrity and this event doesn't surprise me. |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 11:27am On Feb 04, 2010 |
mbulela: So that is her sin. Accepting to serve as minister under a democratically (undemocratically) elected government. Let me draw you a list of people that accepted positions even under even military regimes in the past. 1. Obafemi Awolowo - Minister of Finance Gowon 2. Tai Solarin - Peoples Bank Chairman - IBB 4 Emeka Anyaoku - Foreign Adviser to Obasanjo 5. Muhamadu Buhari - PTF chairman - Abacha 6. Bola Ige - AGN - Under PDP led Obasanjo If any of the above mentioned individuals can be termed as heroes how is Dora different ? |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 8:42am On Feb 04, 2010 |
mbulela:And Yar'adua said she was appointed because of Adedibu ? Well we all know adedibu who Dora clashed with as a very credible fellow. The story is both on SR and on Nigerian dailies http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=165768 What else do you want a video recording ? Planted by her aides to gain what . Dont tell me she has presidential ambitions. It takes guts to break ranks with your boss. Full stop. Were is everyone in government. Were are the PDP governors, were are the PDP officials. Were is the VP himself. Give the woman kudos instead of all the bad belle. Her records at NAFDAC were positive, As a spokes person for the government, do you want her to attack Yaradua . |
Politics / Re: Vocabularies Made Popular By Nigerian Leaders Erom 80s Till Date. by adigun101: 1:37am On Feb 04, 2010 |
Knight1: That one na the latest. |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 1:35am On Feb 04, 2010 |
mbulela: Abeg clarify when your eyes don clear ! |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 1:29am On Feb 04, 2010 |
real4life:She made a genuine attempt to re-brand your dirty Nigeria image asides that what has been the womans sins so far. What are her lies? Can someone reply with a list. I only remember this woman for Nafdac, re-branding and now this! She is always one of the better nigerians we can ever boast of. |
Politics / Re: Vocabularies Made Popular By Nigerian Leaders Erom 80s Till Date. by adigun101: 12:55am On Feb 04, 2010 |
THE MASSES, COMMON MAN, GEO-POLITICAL ZONE, NIGER DELTA, MEND, ACTION GOVERNOR, 7 POINT AGENDA, MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS, VISION 2010, VISION 2020, VISION ELECTION TRIBUNAL, ELECTION MALPRACTICE, VOTING IRREGULARITIES |
Politics / Re: Vocabularies Made Popular By Nigerian Leaders Erom 80s Till Date. by adigun101: 12:45am On Feb 04, 2010 |
SOLUDO : CONSOLIDATION, MICRO-FINANCE, NAIRA RE-DENOMINATION,POST & PRE-CONSOLIDATION ERA SANUSI : INSOLVENT, MARGIN LOANS, NON-PERFORMING LOANS, CAPITAL EROSION, RE-CAPITALISATION, REFORMS, RISK MANAGEMENT |
Politics / Re: Dora Akunyuli Asks Yardua To Step Down! by adigun101: 11:20pm On Feb 03, 2010 |
Source ? |
Politics / Re: Obi Wins Nigeria’s Most Trustworthy Gov Award by adigun101: 12:21pm On Feb 01, 2010 |
metal-gong:I know I am a dunce but I can understand pictures. Show me the pictures. If not you are a gullible Id!ot. |
Politics / Re: Nairaland E-election For Anambra State. by adigun101: 4:08pm On Jan 31, 2010 |
Eziachi:Tell me the governor with the highest sponsored accolades on the face of Nigeria's dailies without any on-ground achievement to show and you say his not making noise. This guy has spent so much money on cosmetic gratification. |
Politics / Re: Obi Wins Nigeria’s Most Trustworthy Gov Award by adigun101: 5:18am On Jan 31, 2010 |
Obi's problem is that hes got a small mentality. Thats why he cannot achieve anything meaningful. He spends money and time trying to create this illusionary image. My question is what has he done (in pictures), what legacies has he introduced. Anyways he'll be history in a few mnths. |
Politics / Re: Can We Move Beyond The Tribalism Induced Threads Here? by adigun101: 1:45am On Jan 30, 2010 |
You can report tribalistic threads to the moderator and let him/her take appropriate action. Im kind of amazed at comments people getting away with and how they were beginning to poison my mind. I agree that Nigeria is a highly fragmented society, but this forum should be a medium to solve problems not enable them. If things do not improve, I would have to leave for good! Believe me, you all on this forum will have a lot to lose if I do ! |
Politics / Re: Gov Obi Takes Anambra Into Global ICT Reckoning by adigun101: 11:29am On Jan 28, 2010 |
You see the problem with Obi is that he reasons like a stark illitrate petty trader. I mean like a chewing stick seller. I'm sure his days are numbered. |
Politics / Re: Anambra Can't Even Organise A Simple Debate! by adigun101: 11:19am On Jan 28, 2010 |
As far as i am concerned, nothing is new. Fo anambra it is even a good thing that the debate still went ahead. Tell one single thing that have EVER BEEN ORGAIZED in Nigeria Organize is a word that doesn't go with Naija. |
Politics / Re: Hillary Clinton Blames Nigeria Leaders For Extremism by adigun101: 4:07pm On Jan 27, 2010 |
ud4u: montelik: Exactly ! |
Politics / Re: Hillary Clinton Blames Nigeria Leaders For Extremism by adigun101: 4:05pm On Jan 27, 2010 |
"The information we have on the Christmas Day bomber so far seems to suggest that he was disturbed by his father's wealth and the kind of living conditions that he viewed as being not Islamic enough." 1. We all should be worried about rich muslim kids who are worried about the kind of living conditions around them. 2. Osama bin laden (a son of a rich man) was probably was lured into terrorism for the same reasons. 3. American kids get disturbed by wealth while the poor ones are stable. 4. When poverty around you are not islamic enough, you pick up a bomb and board a plane for the US. 5. Poverty drives poor kids into extremism and Wealth drives rich people into extremism. Hillary was never my woman but she just scored a huge low. What kind of icoherent, patched up statement that still doesn't fit ! They just made a scapegoat of Nigeria Period! |
Politics / Re: Who Are Your 5 Most Respected Nigerians ? by adigun101: 4:35am On Jan 26, 2010 |
Wole Soyinka - Great writer and poet, revolutionary an intellectual. Chinua Achebe - Father of African literature inspiring the likes of Chimamanda Adichie. Mike Adenuga - Visionary through Entrepreneurship. Dora Akunyilu - Tireless and dogged in her service to Nigeria(against all odds) Femi Anikulapo Kuti - Truly a prophet of his time. Adebayo Ogunlesi - Put Nigeria on the map of global executives. Pat Utomi - Politician and Economist 1 Like |
Politics / The True Nigerian Story By Two Nigerian Women (videos)! by adigun101: 2:07am On Jan 25, 2010 |
http://edition.cnn.com/2009/OPINION/12/21/ted.talk.adichie.excerpt/index.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK-yu14daHY What is your opinion on all the negative stories of Nigeria. This is only for the intellectually gifted. Retards and tribalists stay away ! |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe - What Nigeria Means To Me by adigun101: 4:27pm On Jan 24, 2010 |
I really wish we could bury this Biafra mess and get along. |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe - What Nigeria Means To Me by adigun101: 3:10pm On Jan 24, 2010 |
kidonig: And then you send your people to battle without guns against a formidable adversary with international support |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe - What Nigeria Means To Me by adigun101: 3:07pm On Jan 24, 2010 |
Katsumoto:Perceived credibility translates to trust. By credibility I actually meant trust. If you had read the context of my post you would've noticed that. The north handed over to OBJ because he was a man they could trust but that doesn't translate to Yoruba trustworthyness. OBJ was a man the Yoruba deemed a traitor. And was widely despised. One technique to fight an adversary is to unite with his enemies. Abiola on the other hand did not have credibility or trustworthiness issues with Nigerians/Nothern masses but with the Northern elite, the power cabals. These are the people who I am directing my focus on. Politics you remember, most especially in Nigeria is an elitist game. |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe - What Nigeria Means To Me by adigun101: 2:19pm On Jan 24, 2010 |
Katsumoto: What you fail to understand is that the whole quagmire in 1966 started in the west. The west, politically was in a state of mini war due to incessant meddling by the central government and the coup was supposed to address that. That was even the excuse the coup plotters gave. The west was the only region in Nigeria who has very serious fundamental political problems and could not heal itself. The military officers carried out a coup and the Igbo populace beared the brunt. It all ended up with Awo who was at the centre of the whole issues serving under the military Junta of Gowon. That is what I call loss of credibility to the Igbos and even the northerners. Since then they never respected Awo or any Yoruba leader. This even cost him in 1979 (he won the election but had credibility issues) See Abiola June 12 1993. The Yorubas as a major ethnic group would and should've played a better part at a minimum stayed completely out. The war was more or less between the Eastern region and the North. The onus was on the Yorubas to lead proceedings as at the time. As soon as the Awo took sides with the nothern led government in turned into a tribal issue. All non-igbos in the eastern region abandoned Ojukwus kinsmen. The world and the international community saw the Igbos as a renegade ethnic group. Ojukwu stupidly did not see this ! The Igbos on the other hand allowed Ojukwu, a 33 year old rascal to single handedly lead them to an ill conceived war, refusing all diplomatic and non-military options. A war based on his own sheer ego. A war he fought with no support no guns nothing! The Igbos stupidly followed him even ignoring a high establisment of political personalities they had at the time (including Zik) At the end of the day, the story of southern Nigeria reminds me of the story of Esau and Jacob. Where the former sold his birth right over a plate of porridge. Everyone in the south sold their esteemed position to the north at the expense of the Igbos not considering that they were at the time superior educationally, civil and others to the north. That is why till date they feel they can always play all of us the way they want and get away with it. Look at the whole yar'adua debacle (typical example) I will always speak the truth as I always deem necessary. I am no worshiper of people be it Zik, Ojukwu, Awo, Saruduna and co. These individuals either by commission or omission made the mistakes that have crystallised into Nigeria problems today. |
Politics / Re: Chinua Achebe - What Nigeria Means To Me by adigun101: 4:02am On Jan 24, 2010 |
I now understand why Nigeria is in such a peculiar situation. The Biafran war looks like an open wound/cancer/curse on this country. No discussion can be completed without Yorubas, dogged by guilt and having lost their credibility at a certain time in Nigerias history turning it into an anti-igbo tirade. The Igbos on the other hand have had an inferiority complex since the end of the war (having been deceived by Ojukwu) , hence they get easily irritated. The middle belt see themselves as fools who have been used by the hausa/fulanis against their fellow Christian folk they have been paying the price ever since. The Niger-Delta who abandoned their fellow eastern Nigeria folk when things got worse have all but lost their identity hence they need people from the not to tell them about their origins(see Niger-Delta or South-south) no clear definition. The winners end up being the highly inept uneducated hausa/fulanis who cannot believe their luck! I think what we need in Nigeria is full reconciliation were everyone admits to their mistakes and this ghost of Biafra is laid to rest once and for all. So that we can have meaningful discussions. I think this biafra issue has lingered on that it now seems like a curse ! |
Politics / Re: Obasanjo One Of Nigeria's Best Presidents So Far by adigun101: 3:32am On Jan 24, 2010 |
KunleOshob: You see people like you are the reason a retard like OBJ is the best we can offer. |
Politics / Re: Obasanjo One Of Nigeria's Best Presidents So Far by adigun101: 3:30am On Jan 24, 2010 |
Well I must add even with all his imperfections, UNFORTUNATELY, HE IS ! That says alot of our country |
Politics / Re: Ojo Maduekwe Talking Rubbish @ Un Press Conference by adigun101: 2:32am On Jan 24, 2010 |
With regards the journalist and the minister, one phrase comes to mind. Two wrongs dont make a right. But in a world were a journalist was praised for throwing shoes at a standing president, I think we are continuously slipping away from humanity and civility. That said, Foreign ministers all over the world including Nigeria , Have a primary duty to sell the sitting administration to the world. You will never get a foreign minister that will talk against his administration. So I dont think anyone should expect anything more from the minister. They shouldnt even have bothered. PDP on the other hand does not have the power to force the president. The country cannot rely on the FEC who are employees of the president to prevail on the president not even the AGF. The onus falls on the legislature and the judiciary to act on the presidency! Very important take note. |
Politics / Re: Court Freezes Ibru’s N500bn Bank Accounts by adigun101: 4:43pm On Jan 22, 2010 |
I am quite amazed . But I've got a few questions. 1. Based on CBN audit depostor funds in oceanic bank were about 20 - 30 bn. 2. Non-performing loans were N278. 3. If Nigerian banks hold up to N500 billion of an individuals deposits. Why is it that their depositor total is not more than 50 billion. So where did the money come from. Is is that she defrauded shareholders and directed all the banks loans to herself. I need some clarification on the issue. This story lacks credibility. Some of us are less gallible than most of you. |
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