₦airaland Forum

DickDastardly:
We are not blind to what Aljazera represents. Islam and anything that propagates it.
Muslim brotherhood comes to mind.




May those their Reporters being held in Egypt never make it out alive.
Islamic Jihadist and Terrorist News Channel

chukwudi44:
Sharaap my friend!! Is Tambuwal still the speaker. Did you not see how the IGP addressed him,? Alhaji Tambuwal, the leader of the group of thugs who sacked the NASS

chukwudi44:
the nothing the HOR can do about Jega.He has finished his tenure and is to proceed on his ternmination leave.The is absolutely nothing anyone can do about it

chuna1985:
ur not well.

Flets:
Shame on Buhari for attending the security council meeting that he has avoided for 4years just to see the electorate disenfranchised. 

How can Mr Integrity insist that the electorate whom he seeks their votes and are qualified/ registered be denied the opportunity just because he thinks he has an edge?Another shame on Jega.

How on earth can you insist to go ahead with an election when you failed to distribute 30 million out of 68 million PVCs? is it not outright robbery to disenfranchise almost 45% registered voters?

Just last week, the last 15 million PVCs where flown in and yet you insisted to hold an election 10 days after?

How come the embattled NE have more PVCs distributed than the SS?

Why the choice to hand over northern PVCs to the emirs and sultans than the LG INEC officers like its done in the south?

All eyes on Jega henceforth. His alliance to the northern agenda is obvious and he showed his cards too early. This is victory for democracy.

kennytidistar:
SAN? I won't argue with you, with political influence you can get your SAN the way fashola got his own. but you know what you face to climb through the military rank? don't even compare don't you know there are SAN s in the army too, there are chartered accountant there, engineers are there, you want to compare a bloody civilian to a serving general? you must be kidding.

adioolayi:
This issue of PVC collection has clearly shown that many Nigerians who called themselves literate especially the internet users are not!
Firstly, in 2014 INEC announced that 2011 registered voters should pick PVC and peradventure your name is not on the register, you should do reregistration.
Secondly, INEC made it clear that you can only get your PVC the unit or LG where u registered and thats where you can vote. Additionally, if you've relocated, you should ask for transfer of your PVC to your new place by making a request through your new INEC LGA resident officer.
Finally, all those who registered or reregistered in 2014 their PVC is ready.

With all this information available online even on different forum like NL, some people still find it difficult to get their PVC! So many were nonchalant last year, thinking their 2011 TVC was still valid, only for them to find out that they were actually suppose to reregister! So many also failed to make a request for transfer of their PVC and now they are crying foul!
All I know is that a serious minded Nigerian, who really want to perform his or her civic duty would have played by the rules and instructions of INEC.
INEC is spot on in all her decisions ..Rule is Rule!!!!

J12:
Honestly, you are the daft one here.

INEC has the sole responsibility of sensitizing and informing eligible voters of the status of the TVC's and PVS. Technology has made it extremely easy to achieve this.

So if I registered as a voter in lets say, in an insurgency infested area like Baga in 2010/2011 and left, you expect me to go back to Baga and collect my PVC?

Why can't INEC have a centralised and publicly accessible database where users can check the status of their cards. INEC is not the NPC or NIMC, their activities are continuous and important.

kennytidistar:
admıre who? do you know what ıt takes to be a generai ın the army?

genearts:
I agree with you totally, they said "he refused to devalue the naira in the face of trade deficit" because it was IMF recommended and GMB refused, so in their thinking dat was a destructive economic policy

jmaine:
A very poor written biased piece . . . . .A quick glance reveals obvious flaws from the author . . . .

Meanwhile, i saw something interesting . . .

eduj:
An audit would be reviewed by the house soon.wait for its result before throwing ur stones.
In your earlier post you outrightly condemned her based on circumstantial evidence I only said you shouldn't question ones integrity lightly

eduj:
Soludo isn't still at CBN.how or where did he get his facts? Sanusi is the guy who should say such things.
Besides common sense which some posts here on naira land suggests isn't that common would show that such amount of funds can't be stolen,mismanaged or even be unaccounted for without having an aggrandizing negative effect on the country in question.or at least draw concerns of the imf-or does Jonathan control that too?
We shouldn't call lightly to question the integrity of a woman who gave up an executive post at world bank without accepting basic salary to save Nigeria from the mess it was in before obj recruited her.

barcanista:
Bro, the TVC is a no-no, INEC has said all PVCs are available. Whoever in need should go and collect. Nobody will bring it to anybody's doorstep. If the pvcs aren't available, fine..but they are, so no excuse.

Sunnybobo3:
Barcanista, there are 68 million registered voters, thus 68 Million Permanent Voter Cards are in the system..
As of today, February 4th, INEC has stated that only 44 million (66%) have been distributed. In other words, 22 million voters are yet to receive their cards. Jega should either allow the use of Temporary voters' cards or postpone the elections to allow registered voters collect their PVCs. It's that simple.

"I will show that while you are introducing austerity measures and soon to immiserate the citizens, our public finance is haemorrhaging to the point that estimated over N30 trillion is missing or stolen or unaccounted for, or simply mismanaged— under your watch! We can’t go on like this, and I am convinced that an alternative future is possible."