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yongnoble:Katsina was carved out of Kaduna state. Instead of you to do a simple research and learn, you are making naughty insinuation. smh |
*yimu* GEJ will still lose Kano woefully. Sai Buhari!!! |
Everywhere you go...Sai Buhari! I foresee Buhari claiming victory at first ballot with at least 22 states. |
silly thread. |
Which other newspaper will carry the nonsense news if not the very biased Vanguard. Majority of Anti Buhari stories usually emanate from Vanguard. |
Those premium guys are funny. How come we cannot not download their Buhari academic record 6?? The Army record released to them stated that WASC record is on what premium times tagged Buhari Academic Record 6 and uploaded it as an attachment. All the other attachments are downloadable except this one. Why is that?? |
I think there is a huge conspiracy in this Buhari certificate saga. |
gboss4sure:The documents are not complete! The one that is academic record 6 is not there. I tried to download it, but it reverted back to the home page. That is the one that is supposed to be record of the WASC result as stated on the Army letter. |
SirShymex:I will appreciate if you can create a counter thread and post the full report. Its just about 5 pages. This story is highly misleading. The reporter was very biased, he picked certain parts of the story that favours the PDP and left out some other parts. |
SirShymex:The way the reporter picked certain part of the paper is actually the fraud. If you read the paper, the author was even sort of neutral. Tribune has reduced journalism to its basest form. The reporter picked certain parts of the story, leaving the other views of the author that made the report balanced. |
Thank you sound constitutional lawyer for even having the time to offer explanation for all these shenanigan distractions.
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Pathetic hater. I just hope she, her husband and their entire family will not get swallowed by the hatred they are spinning and releasing. |
Gboliwe:Please shut up. Buhari will garner votes across divides. In the North, East, West and South South. You'll be very much alive to see and witness it. Jonathan's votes too will have the spread, but he will not have the numbers to win, Buhari will defeat him. |
Ikengawo:And from the nonsense white supremacist bigotry they campaigned for in order to discredit Obama, did they succeed? No!!! Didnt Obama win?? Yes, he won! This is because karma favours fairplay and not those stirring hate instead of love. Those stirring embers of continous religious/ethnic discord, God will never support (note the use of the word continous). Did you hear the recent Pastor E.A. Adeboye ministration where he made it expressly known that God can even use his enemies at times to manifest his plans and glory. You'll see that Jonathan will lose this election. And the country will be better of for it. Hateful peeps like you will bury your head in shame. And you'll see the elevation of liberal minds like Rochas Okorocha, Ngige and the rest. I personally even though I am Yoruba, will be at the forefront campaigning for Rochas to be President in 2019 after Buhari's 4 years. |
Niwdog:So typical of PDP dogs. Always wishing other people evil. You better don't wish other people evil, so that the same evil will not visit your home. |
Yes you are right. Eventhough I detest GEJ's style of leadership and has been mobilizing hundreds of people against his reelection, I always cringe when people say this. It is good to set the record straight, it is almost 5 years as you said. But the 5 years is still a colossal failure, filled with so much cluelessness. We will be voting his corrupt a.ss out in Feb.
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El Rufai also has a second class upper degree in law. He has also bagged an additional degree, masters in Public Administration. The guy is indeed very sound. I earlier opened a thread about both candidates' CV: https://www.nairaland.com/2101045/meet-kaduna-2015-governorship-candidates |
Wow, this crowd is intimidating. |
Both of them has impressive resumes. But I am particularly impressed with that of El Rufai. The man finished with a first class in Quantity Surveying and even at his old age went to study law and finished with a Second class upper. He still then went further to study Masters in Public Admin again. Thats cool. |
Mukhtar Ramalan Yero Biography Was born on 1st of May, 1968 in Zaria. He started his education when he enrolled into LEA Primary School, Angwan Kaura in Zaria Local Government from 1974 to 1980. He gained admission into Government Secondary School, Ikara and later Government Day Secondary School, Zaria thus completing his Secondary School in 1986 and obtained his West African School Certificate. Between 1986 and 2003, Alhaji (Dr.) Mukhtar attended Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he obtained a Diploma in Banking, B.Sc in Accounting and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). Between 2003 and 2004, his quest for professionalism in his chosen career took him to the College of Accountancy, Jos where he obtained a membership of Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN). Alhaji (Dr.) Mukhtar Ramalan Yero’s working career started when, as a Youth Copper, 1991 – 1992, he served as an Assistant Accountant with the Ogun State Bulk Purchasing Corporation in Ibara, Abeokuta. Between 1992 – 1993, he returned to his alma mater, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he was employed as a Higher Executive Officer (Accounts). Between 1993 – 1997, he moved to Nigerian Universal Bank Limited, Kaduna as Supervisor (Accounts) in the Head Office Accounts Department and later Supervisor, Officer Grade III at the Sabon Tasha Branch. In July 2007, he was appointed the Honourable Commissioner of Finance under the administration of His Excellency, Arc. Mohammed Namadi Sambo (now Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria). In may 2010, when His Excellency, the then Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, late Sir. Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa was elevated to the position of executive Governor of the State, Alhaji (Dr.) Mukhtar Ramalan Yero became the Deputy Governor. He is presently the Governor of the state. http://www.punchng.com/online-crew-diary/293814/
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Mallam Nasir El-Rufai APC Biography Born on 16 February 1960, wasa former Director General of The Bureau of Public Enterprises, the head privatisation agency in Nigeria and also the former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja from 16 July 2003 to 29 May 2007. He is a member of All Progressives Congress (APC). His spell with the government began under the transition government of General Abdulsalami Abubakar, where he served as an adviser in the Transition government. He was reportedly in self-exile during the tenure of President Umaru Yar'Adua. In November 2009, Nasir EL-Rufai stated plans to come back home to Nigeria despite the high level of risk he will be under. Education He went to secondary school in the prestigious Barewa College, where he graduated at the top of the class, winning the coveted "Barewa Old Boys' Association Academic Achievement" Trophy in 1976. Incidentally, in Barewa College, the former President Umaru Yar'Adua was the House Captain of Mallam Smith House which was Nasir's dormitory as a junior. He went off to Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, earning a Bachelor in Quantity Surveying degree with First Class Honors. He also attended post-graduate programs at Harvard Business School and Georgetown University. Since leaving public service, Nasir has completed an LL.B degree from the University of London, graduating in August 2008 with Second Class Honors, Upper Division, and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University in June 2009. He also received the Kennedy School Certificate in Public Policy and Management having spent 11 months as an Edward A. Mason Fellow in Public Policy and Management from July 2008 to June 2009 http://www.punchng.com/online-crew-diary/293814/
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dunkem21:Yes, we will give honour to whom honour is due. Honour is due to Olusegun Obasanjo for making the project happen during his administration. And honour is also due to the dilligent and corruption-free Mohammad Buhari for getting the project to completion without any issue. |
dunkem21:You obviously have comprehension issues. Did u see '...in his tenure' in the statement? You fraudulently added '...in his tenure' yourself. It is on record that he spearheaded the building of these refineries when he was the petroleum minister. Let Alison Madueke spearhead the building of just 1 refinery and add it to her achievements. When she is contesting for president in the future and cites it, nobody I mean nobody will query her, infact we will even support her for that sef. |
waternogetemeny:It's even stated on the story you cited that they may be going to Baga. Did u even read what u posted at all? I guess u just looked only at the headline. Chad armoured column heads for Cameroon to fight Boko HaramI hope u can see how irresponsible the international community sees our President. He ignored the enormosity of the happenings and killings going on in most parts of NE for political reasons. You can imagine the insult, it is now Chad parliament that is now mandating their army to go into Nigeria and recapture Baga as one of its objectives. Who knows their other objectives, maybe to parmaently take over Maiduguri. I'm sure our callous president will not mind that, if the end result is that it will deny GMB votes in the coming election. I hope u can see the quotes from Ghana that I highlighted and those of comments of US. Is our president talking in like manner?? Definitely no! He's just to slow and selfish. I hope u can also see part of your story I highlighted for you where the Cameroonian authorities clearly indicted the Nigerian govt by stating that they are passive with the Boko Haram fight. Jona may eventually be tried at the world court for crimes against humanity because of this his purposeful negligence of duty. |
EdCure:Lol. Failures tend to lie low in the scheme of things so that people will just forget them and they will thus escape criticisms but still hold on to their position. Sort of looks like Keshi's strategy as well. ![]() |
Ikpewe:You can say that again. Chad of all countries?! |
I seriously suspect Chad and Cameroon for this Boko haram wahala. This Boko Haram issue is actually an international issue which the FGN did not attend to decisively initially and even now in order to score political points. Now it has boomerang and will among other serious issues ultimately lead to the sacking of this present govt. Is this not the same Chad, that we have smacked their head into responsible behaviour in times past? Nigeria has the might to cut down this Boko haram demons and even deal with Chad. We urgently need to demand the FGN to provide answers to us why our army seems to be on systematic stand down. |
Article written by Dr. Peregrino Brimah That there is a vacuum in Nigeria’s leadership is not in dispute; however the recent declaration by the president of Chad, Idriss Deby compounds Nigeria’s delicate situation and threatens the nation’s sovereign integrity. As reported by the AFP in an article of January 17, 2015, captioned “Thousands see off Chadian troops to fight Boko Haram,” Idriss Deby the authoritarian leader of Chad, Nigeria’s north eastern neighbor, said “in a speech read by the speaker of parliament that the new deployment (of Chadian troops to Cameroon) is aimed to recapture Baga.” Cameroon had requested for and welcomed the deployment that saw 400 Chadian military vehicles arrive in Cameroon. [AFP] However Nigeria was not invited to the table. Nigeria’s military leadership as quoted by the AFP are “lukewarm.” The word is defined by Google dictionary thus: “(of a person, attitude, or action) unenthusiastic.” Nigeria’s military spokesperson, GEN Olukolade said as quoted by the AFP: “All support for our operations will be welcome, but it must conform with our own ongoing operations.” In as much as Baga at the border with Chad and another 14 to 20 local governments in Nigeria by all means needs various degrees of military liberation from Boko Haram’s control, a Chadian intervention without approval by the African union or explicit approval by Nigeria’s government, even though lacking and inebriated infringes on the laws of national sovereignty; and prompts further suspicion of the intentions of Nigeria’s neighbors who have reportedly been permissive and in some cases frankly supportive of Boko Haram [See CNN]. The Chadian government and the government of Niger pulled out their troops from the multi-national force stationed at Nigeria’s northeastern border late last year leading up to and enabling the Boko Haram massacre that resulted in 2500 to 3000 dead. The stationing of troops by Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger by November 1 of 2014 was agreed upon by the four nations at the Paris summit in May of last year. Acknowledging a vacancy of leadership in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital of government; the new do-it-our-way, without Nigeria’s or any other openly known regional or global union’s explicit authorization challenges years-long developed modalities of territorial interrelation. Boko Haram terrorists are known to organize, train and source weapons from Chad, Niger and Cameroon. Nigeria has over the past years demanded these nations seal their borders and disallow terrorist’s assemblies on their soil. The McCain approach of total disregard to “some guy called Goodluck Jonathan,” disregards Nigerians as a whole and compounds an already highly suspicious situation and pits Nigerians to choose between Boko Haram (mostly) foreign terrorists’ invasion and foreign leaderships’ invasion. Nigerians in the affected territories swear that Chad president, Idriss Deby is a sponsor and financier of Boko Haram. A majority of Boko Haram insurgents are Chadians [SaharaReporters, Jan 14, 2015]. There is undeniably a serious problem here. In the course of Nigeria’s French neighbors partnering and protecting their interests, this cannot be done with permission of terror to Nigeria and at any risk to Nigeria’s territorial integrity. [See: “Serious Allegations of Cameroon, Chad Arming Boko Haram Is Act of Terror And War;” ENDS.ng Oct 14, 2014] In October last year, Nigeria’s president and the president of Chad jointly declared a very suspicious cessation of fire against Boko Haram [Which ENDS promptly rejected on behalf of Nigerians]. This leadership ‘blunder’ which world unions and lead groups were slow to recognize led to the strengthening of Boko Haram and the deaths of thousands more innocent Nigerians and Cameroonians. The world cannot continue to sit and watch these deadly conspiracies and administrative ‘errors.’ John Dramani Mahama, of Ghana, head of the regional Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS on Friday called for an African action against the Boko Haram regional threat. Absent a change of Nigeria’s incapacitated government, this is the right action, long overdue. On behalf of the people of Nigeria, we demand Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon sit down and negotiate the full modalities of any incursion by Chad and/or Cameroonian forces into Nigeria’s territory, and that the urgent agreements reached as sanctioned exigently by the African union. Dr. Peregrino Brimah Email: drbrimah@ends.ng Twitter: @EveryNigerian Posted by Linda Ikeji at 9:42 PM, 18th Jan, 2015. http://lindaikeji..com/2015/01/idriss-deby-of-chad-dispatches-troops.html?m=0 |
predentstats:Why don't u make use of your thinking faculty. He is not making his point to nairaland, he is telling the Nigerian people! Nairaland just happens to reference the news. You are definitely a kid or low in intellect for you to imagine that it was nairaland he was directly communicating to. Now the onus is on the person alleging to show evidence that what he is alleging is real and not just a sentimental outburst. I'm a stakeholder in Lagos and I'll want a factual evidence that indeed LASAA is being partisan before I can mete out criticism to them. |
This looks fake, just like the 'chai chai' there is God presentation of madam first lady ![]() Nothing wey we no go see for this GEJ'S era. He had taken governance to the lowest ebb possible. |
Archisola:Crap. Instead of spending so much energy, time and financial resources fighting the creative idea and project of some other group, why not look inwards on how you can benefit your own christian folks! Nobody is stopping all the rich pentecostal churches, Anglican, Catholic and the rest of them from coming together and floating a Christian bank, with the sole aim of offering interest free loans to hard working business oriented christians. Osinbajo is a thorough professional, and he is representing the Nigerian masses. I'm a christian, but I detest this crooked approach PDP is using to get emotional support. The irony of all these islamising story is that it is even under GEJ, a christian that Nigeria is gradually getting islamised! This is due to his inept handling of the country's security. Thousands of christians have fled the North and are still fleeing on a daily basis. Whole christian communities in the north has been slaughtered and ransacked without him taking any decisive action. And now that election is around the corner, he is releasing his paid agents to be using islamising to scare christians against voting for the opposition. He has failed woefully on that. My pastor has been consistently telling us in my church that change is needed in the central govt of Nigeria, and majority of the congregation will vote for change based on his leaning. |
This lie has been busted on several threads and you are still drumming it. Kai, PDP liars are so un relenting. That is not train! |
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