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Williamso:
I'm not saying buhari shouldn't have an answer to anything, I'm saying it's excusable that he doesn't know everything.
How can you possibly expect the opposition to understand everything inside the government? That's why some things are classified.. If they aren't, the whole world would know, not just the opposition!!!

I'm not a buhari supporter BTW. If you knew me, you'd know how nonpartisan I am...

Williamso:
Buhari is obviously not in government, so I expect him to be oblivious of certain realities. You can't describe how the sitting room is from outside the house. The real problem arrives when you can't describe the sitting room from inside...

Godfather01:
Except he/she wishes to start this January..its a rare opportunity am aware of..send me a mail..(alohwalter@gmail.com)

kelechiMarie:
Dnt have a full pic but I just wanna be fit and yes it'll be cool to lopk like a model but i'm not fixed on that.

wip7:
Pls try the MIT-SIN thing is very great. I spent one month in the facility of Singapore-MIT alliance village, I must confess you will never get bored with research and their pay is fantastic. From my little discussion with guys there, most of the postdocs are converted to full-time and you know is 12 months in Sin and 12 months in MIT cos is mostly 24 months stuff.

Yeah I will let you know when I am around in Sabanci, I am using their facilities and there are about 6 guys also from MIT in Sabanci and one of them was in my Msc Jury then.

Eveluv:
Hello House, I just found this thread with the help of a fellow NLDER. I currently weigh 85KG and hopefully I hope I weigh 60KG in 3months.
Another thing is, I'm a very lazy person wen it comes to exercise. But wit the determination in me naw that shouldnt be an excuse.

kelechiMarie:
Stats:5'7/8inches
59 kg/130 pounds
need to lose about 20 pounds
i try to walk a lot ,30 sit-ups and 1200 skips.
Any ideas for weight loss exercises that can be done at home?

modath:
Merry christmas in arrears my people, I just dey waka pass

Change2015:
People should marshal logic in their arguments. If gej has been such a great president, why are so many in every corner eager to see him out? What impact has he had on security, education, transport, employment etc. Even his supporters are hardly challenging the APC on the basis of what is in their manifesto, and they have produced no credible evidence to back their allegations against GMB only hoping that if they throw enough mud, something will stick. The issue based campaign the pdp insisted on has drowned in their flood of black propaganda. I am not interested in religion or ethnicity because neither pays my rent or feeds me. I want to see a Nigeria that is heading in a positive direction, and for all his mildness, Jonathan appears overwhelmed by his responsibilities.

NgeneUkwenu:
I visited the page you listed but only saw 521Likes and 342Shares on the post. Then the usual Bashing of one tribe against another among Igbos, Hausas and Yorubas following him!

Next??

HugeCock:
just incase you missed this topic


www.nairaland.com/2066498/trains-back-look-people-enjoying

HugeCock:
Not a hater here but aren't those the same pictures they used for d ph - enugu?

Olamitisoji:
http://saharareporters.com/2014/12/31/pdp-can’t-find-drivers-take-president-jonathan’s-campaign-vehicles-kaduna-kano

President Goodluck Jonathan’s
campaign team suffered a major
setback today in Nigeria’s in the
core north as commercial and
private drivers refused to take
campaign vehicles already
painted in the PDP and
Jonathan /Sambo campaign
brand from Kaduna a state to
Kano metropolis citing fear of
attacks by citizens opposed to
the President's return to office
after the 2015 elections.

Several drivers who were
approached to drop off the
cam[b]paign vehicles complained
that Mr. Jonathan has failed the
north and they could not in good
conscience be seen driving
vehicles with his campaign logo
between the two most important
cities in the north.[/b]
The drivers were offered
N70,000 each but weren’t
swayed to take the vehicles
numbering 80 to Kano from the
Kaduna government house where
Vice President, Namadi Sambo
and Kaduna state governor,
Mukhtar Ramalan Yero had them
purchased and branded for
President Jonathan’s
presidential campaign in Kano.
As at the time of going to press,
the Presidency had intervened
asking police and army drivers to
move the vehicle under armed
escort.

kennygee:
Nice development, but do they have to make people stand in it.

I don't think it should be encouraged, everyone should be able to sit and enjoy the ride.

ozo13:
dis is d power of a strong opposition party.our country is goin to b beta again. Its not business as usual.things must work again in dis our country.next thing I want Jonathan to do is to be very serious abt d fight against corruption

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/afp/article-2891601/UN-Security-Council-vote-Palestinian-resolution.html
Palestinian resolution fails at UN Security Council

By Afp
02:03 31 Dec 2014, updated 02:04 31 Dec 2014
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas gestures during a meeting with Palestinian leaders on December 18, 2014, in the West Bank city of Ramallah +5
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The UN Security Council failed to adopt a resolution on Palestinian statehood that was strongly opposed by the United States.

China, France and Russia were among the eight countries that voted in favor of the text, but the resolution fell short of winning the nine "yes" votes necessary for adoption in the 15-member council.

Australia and the United States voted against, and five other countries abstained, including Britain.

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas gestures during a meeting with Palestinian leaders on December 18, 2014, in the West Bank city of Ramallah +5
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas gestures during a meeting with Palestinian leaders on December 18, 2014, in the West Bank city of Ramallah ©Abbas Momani (AFP/File)
The resolution drafted by the Palestinians and backed by Arab countries would have paved the way to a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.

It set a 12-month deadline for Israel to reach a final peace deal with the Palestinians and called for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Palestinian territories by the end of 2017.

Security Council member Jordan had requested the vote despite opposition from the United States, which argued that the resolution did not address Israel's security concerns and set arbitrary deadlines.

"This resolution sets the stage for more division, not for compromise," US Ambassador Samantha Power told the council. "This text addresses the concerns of just one side."

Power defended the US position in favor of direct talks, saying "peace will come from hard choices and compromises that must be made at the negotiating table."

US Secretary of State John Kerry had lobbied in the days leading up to the vote, calling 13 foreign ministers to explain the American opposition.

Washington was not, however, compelled to resort to its veto power to block the measure -- a move that could have undermined US standing in the Arab world.

A US veto risked angering key Arab allies, including partners in the US-led coalition carrying out air strikes against the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq.

Argentina, Chad, Chile, Jordan and Luxembourg joined China, France and Russia in supporting the resolution.

Lithuania, Nigeria, Rwanda and South Korea abstained, along with Britain.

Diplomatic sources said Nigeria had been expected to support the resolution and changed its stance at the last minute.

- France votes 'yes' -

France's envoy said he backed the resolution because of an "urgent need to act" and vowed to continue pressing for a UN role in reviving Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

"Our efforts must not stop here. It is our responsibility to try again, before it's too late," said Francois Delattre.

International alarm is growing over the ongoing violence and the failure to restart negotiations that last broke down in April, when Kerry led a push for peace.

European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the vote underlined the "urgency" for Israel and the Palestinians to urgently resume peace negotiations.

"The European Union will promote and support now more than ever efforts to achieve a lasting peace based on this two-state vision together with international partners, including in the region," she said.

On Tuesday, a Palestinian teenager was seriously wounded by Israeli gunfire in the West Bank, according to family members. The army said he had thrown a suspected explosive device at troops.

The vote capped a three-month campaign by the Palestinians at the United Nations to win support for a resolution that sets a timeframe for ending the Israeli occupation.

Palestinian envoy Riyad Mansour accused the council of failing to shoulder its responsibilities and vowed to seek other venues to gain recognition.

"The Palestinian people and the world can no longer wait. That message, despite the regrettable outcome today, is especially clear," he told the council.

Mansour said the Palestinian leadership will meet Wednesday to decide on the next steps.

The Palestinians have said they are prepared to join the International Criminal Court to launch legal action against Israel and use other international fora to press their case if the resolution fails.

Israel -- represented by the mission's number three Israel Nitzan -- delivered a terse, four-sentence address to the council.

"I have news for the Palestinians -- you cannot agitate and provoke your way to a state," he said.

"I urge the council to stop indulging the Palestinians and put an end to their march of folly."

Kingsimmer:
NICE one ,mrs... he was dumb den...,we ve forgiven him ;because he has learnt sum respect and manners now...giv him anoda chance to amend his ways & right his wrongss!!!

agabaI23:
AN APPEAL TO NIGERIANS

GOODLUCK JONATHAN lost support from (king-makers) Ciroma, IBB, Atiku and their fellow corrupt men because he refused to sign an agreement on who becomes Nigeria's President in 2015. GEJ said: "What I'm not comfortable with is the rationale behind 15 of us sitting here and deciding who becomes president in 2015. I will want Nigerians to choose their president in 2015".

Even when we were not there GEJ is still fighting for a free and fair process. He disappointed OBJ and BANKOLE because of his transparency and goodwill towards Nigeria.

Now, Buhari has been begging the same Ciroma, IBB, Atiku, Tinubu and Mohammed Abacha for help to win. He even promised to make Ribadu president in 2015 if he steps down for him. They are already forcing Fake Bakare to sign his resignation letter. Less than 10 men appointing 2015 president; is this not corruption in the highest order?

Nigerians, come out enmass and call your neighbors on Saturday so that we can kill this evil cabal forever. Vote GOODLUCK JONATHAN

jaso1:
We know why people like you will die for Jonathan to return there which is not going to happen come 2015.
I have no much money to donate but within my pocket limit, I have donated 5k for GMB campaign logistics need because I want these crooks who's afraid to go to jail to be jailed.
They are aware of the punishment ahead of them. They monopolies the system and share Nigeria wealth among themselves when some old Nigerians in their 70yrs still beg for food.
Poverty is in 80:20 ration yet some fools are competing giving out billions of naira to support failed government continuation. God will punish you all.

Jail? You think it is a military government? Don't worry he won't win, but if he mistakenly wins you will be so disappointed. No be the same house weey refused to pass the PIB he go work with?

pimplucious:
A single live is far more important than any amount of train or whatsoever. Even if the whole of naija is turned into a well refurbished train I don't give a damn just do something about ur cluelessness and the #ChibokGirls then u might get my support.

Untill then let only the narrow minded and intern rodents keep clamoring for a 2nd term which I doubt u will get.