₦airaland Forum

arewanationz: Oga, which kind useless question be this? Review the question and you will be uttely disapointed in yourself.

ISpiksDaTroof: Ok, your question is steewwpid as hell.
Dont you have a camel you have to go ra*pe or something?

ISpiksDaTroof: Nigerians just need to call the bluff of the ibos and vote out GEJ and vote in better officials.

OKDnigeria: Adegbenga Kaka of the All Progressives Congress
is the Senator representing Ogun East in the
National Assembly. The erstwhile deputy governor
of Ogun State under Olusegun Osoba, in this
interview with Femi Ogbonnikan, talks about the
genesis of the intra-crisis rocking his party in the
state and his faction’s grouse with Governor
Ibikunle Amosu
There are speculations that you and other National
Assembly lawmakers from Ogun State are
threatening to pull out of APC. Is this true?
We never threatened to pull out of APC. We didn’t
promise anybody that we are pulling out of APC.
And to the best of my knowledge, there was no
time we said we are pulling out. We jointly believe
in the ideals of APC, as derived from the
dialectical principles enunciated by late Pa
Obafemi Awolowo in 1983, regarding thesis, anti-
thesis and synthesis of bringing like-minded
people of progressive inclination from all

Rapture4real: Tribalism will not help us to move forward.Also Akala may go there and right his wrongs.[b]It is God who enthrones a man and he uses whosoever he wants to execute his plan.[/b]Let's give him the chance.

Doluseun: omo ale Ni o.
tell your ajimobi achievement/s and compare it to akala s own...oponu ayirada

Hallmark08: I like to remind you that your resulting to name-calling is callous, ludicrous and has no basis, tell me any important project that the past governors who are native of ibadan (especially Ajirebi )has done in oyo state other than untold hardship he has brought, from destruction of markets, shops n building without providing necessary succour. Akala empowered local contractors and artisan during his first term in office, this is evident in the construction of oyo state college of agriculture in igbo ora, and lautech teaching hospital and so on, posterity has a way of
judging , while attacking personality you have to reflect what become of you if you find yourself in such position.

lastpage: Okay, enough of the dunce arguments!
Lets get serious because the issue is serious.
No PDP or APC nonsense anymore. We can discuss without injecting that "Party Angle" to it. It may be important, but its minor right now.
I have my own questions:
1.) This Kashamu of a guy has NEVER been to the U.S.A
2.) He was fing.er.ed by one or more, of the accused
3.) A British Court refused to extradite him to the U.S.A
4.) He says he is not involved
5.) American Judge asked him to come and dance to "American Justice" Music. Asked him to buy a ticket ....but refused to seek an official extradition!
6.) Kashamu says he is not unaware that "White dominated Courts" are prejudiced against blacks, especially foreign-blacks
7.) Kashamu was referred to as the ring leader so he would probably get a LIFE sentence if he steps into the U.S, as his "lesser mates" have been convicted as well
Question are:
a.) Do you think he will get a fair trial in the U.S?
b.) Knowing how closely knit (Dog and Tail) the relationship between U.S and U.K is, if he was actually guilty, do you think U.K will refuse his extradition to the U.S.A?
c.) As it appears, reading the tone of that American judge, l have a feeling that her mind is already made-up on what to do to this Kashamu dude
d.) Is the onus not on the U.S to file an extradition request and then see if our Govt will refuse it or not? They did not file one, till now
e.) Is Kashamu not right to feel he wont get fair justice, as a Black man, one who has never been to the U.S and a Nigerian whose said "accomplices" have already been sentenced?
f.) Going by cases of 'Black Americans" and the justice they get in America, would Kashamu not be very stewpid to hand himself over and trust that Justice would be done to him?
I am all for putting a proven criminal behind bars but l am not for this colonial mentality stuff that assumes Africans are lower animals and should be treated as such.
Finally, let us reverse the situation: can Nigerian Govt ask an American who has never steeped foot in Nigeria, to come for trial in Nigeria just on the foot of accusation by someone under trial and eventual conviction? Your guess is as good as mine.
My suggestion is this: Put him on trial in a "neutral third country". Put all the evidence before the judge there and let him/her decide his guilt.
Lastpage!
Caveat: This is not a a defence of Kashamu's innocence or guilt, it is just my own dispassionate look at the whole issue.
The PDP Vs. APC E-fighters can take over from here!

Akanbiedu: aljharem, we no see you for those threads about $9.3million. Monaafiki

MrMcJay: I thought you PDP said Tinubu went to the US for medical treatment? Now, it is to bribe a US Judge. you think their judges there are like Katsina Alu, Aondoakaa, Awokulehin or the latest dunce in town Adoke?


I wonder why Asari Dokubo, Al-Mustapha and Kashamu didn't get national awards too.

rman: Seriously? How do you guys sleep at night?
What has Tinubu got to do with this?

Idrico: What makes this man so popular?.He has left office since 8years ago and he is still shaking the Nigeria politics.

OrlandoOwoh: Do you understand English. Bastard here is used to refer to a person not from Ogun State.

ratiken: If you are too old to defend the nation at the battle front, then you are too old to lead same country.

Firefire: ACN now APC have outlived their usefulness in Lagos.
We must not allow this to continue, NO! Enough is enough.

Imagine, the road leading to Fashola/Tinubu BRAND NEW Leki-Epe Airport flooded like this
APC Lagos should give us the result of their stewardship for the past 15 Years in Lagos. {AD => AC=> ACN => APC} The Time for Change is here… Vote OUT Tinubu’s Party in 2015.

gunuvi: fashola and kirikiri get talk after his tenure.

ProfCorruption: You are just being speculative. You have no evidence of wrong doing against Fasola or Tinubu.

My point: Fayose, a governor-elect, should not be encouraging a process that makes mockery of merit.

ProfCorruption: Has any LASTMA official told you he was asked to resume work by Fasola or Tinubu? No vetting, no test, no interview? Recruitment agency is used for many security related jobs.

ProfCorruption: You just drop off your CVs in Fasola's office and you are called not for interview, not for test, but for employment letter! You should rise above these crude lies.

ProfCorruption: No test, no interview! Lol. Nigeria is a joke.

beopened: Your life must be very pathetic

You lie shamelessly just because you loath Tinubu..................Go and do your research about the thousands of not only Yorubas that Tinubu's several companies employ before you come here to spew trash


I guess its robots that are working at

Alpha Beta Consults

The Nation Newspaper

TVC

Radio Continental etc

Up till tomorrow Tinubu has slots in Exxon Mobil which he fills with First Class graduates of Science,Engineering and Accountancy........I know that for a fact

That he doesnt shout or make a show of it like some people doesn't mean he doesn't do it......What has entrenched Tinubu's personality in the minds of his loyalists is his incurrable act of philantrophy and ability to help and assist almost every and anyone

Tinubu could not have become a political colossus if he were not a fountain of goodness to all and sundry

OAUTemitayo: Jimi Agbaje: I Joined PDP Because INEC Deregistered DPA
Gubernatorial candidate in Lagos State for the Democratic People's Alliance (DPA) during election in 2007, Mr. Jimi Agbaje says he moved to the People's Democratic Party (PDP) because the DPA was deregistered by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
He said this while responding to questions by students of the University of Lagos on the campus yesterday.
Agbaje also said he'd prefer awarding contracts to those who qualify among his supporters
http://saharareporters.tv/jimi-agbaje-i-joined-pdp-because-inec-deregistered-dpa/