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Politics / Re: Chief Femi Fani-Kayode Thinks Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Is "The Problem" by aljharem3: 11:26am On Jan 05, 2012 |
andyandy: Beaf and co do you really have to form a different ID to make Nigerians look stu.pid ? The oil companies are PRIVATE BUNINESSES AND THUS SINCE THEY HAVE BEEN DEREGULATED, THEY CAN EVEN SET THE PRICE TO 1000 Don't play with our intelligence Ok. Stop insulting us Ok !!! |
Politics / Re: Chief Femi Fani-Kayode Thinks Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Is "The Problem" by aljharem3: 11:23am On Jan 05, 2012 |
victorazy: She is our default prime minister appointed by GEJ |
Politics / Re: 6 Oil Marketers In Trouble For Funding Fuel Riots by aljharem3: 11:20am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Kobojunkie: + 10 you know we have to many ethnic bigots and half-educated mo.rons on this site. |
Politics / Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem3: 11:17am On Jan 05, 2012 |
mega-omo: There was protest in Makurdi yesterday |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 11:10am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: you are such a bigot and I would not lie, the SW and Middle belt SHOULD BE REGRETTING 1. You call them parasites 2. you called this a revengeful government against the SW and north ? 3. You keep throwing words like parasite, non-oil produing without facing the actual fact/ topic about the removal of fuel subsidy 4. Do you think we do not know that subsidy has to be removed ? Look Mr man stop playing with our intelligence Ok Keep playing the ethnic card, and be decieving the igbos by given the the euphorias. One day the truth shall come out. |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 11:08am On Jan 05, 2012 |
chima12: I keep telling you Igbos, if you don't knwo what to say I would advice you to learn to ohaneze by keeping shut Ok smell the coffee, there was protest in edo yesterday and today. You ideeiot No one has called the SE so what is your stress ? |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 3:09am On Jan 05, 2012 |
One_Naira: shey nigerians beg u ? btw too late [size=18pt]protest in edo state[/size] BENIN CITY - A student body under the aegis of Edo Youths For Good Governance (EYFGG) yesterday carried out a protest march, calling on the federal government to revert its decision on the removal of fuel subsidy. The group also circulated a letter which was signed by its President, J.C. Iyamu Osaro and Director of Public Affairs, Comrade Ehigiator James, saying the decision for the removal was orchestrated by the ruling class to continue to impoverish other poor Nigerians. He said unemployment which had been the bane behind the criminal vices like kidnapping, armed robbery, bombing and insecurity in the land could have been addressed through direct investment on infrastructural development across the decaying sector of the economy that spaned the length and breathe of the country. The group which carried placards with inscription such as: “Say no to fuel subsidy removal”, Say no to austerity measures” and Say no to local colonial leaders on fuel prices” accused the President Jonathan-led government of inflicting pains on Nigerians. The statement added, “Since Jonathan emerged as the President of Nigeria, we have continued to experience economic crises, insecurity and another pain have been added unto our pains, we are saying no to fuel subsidy removal, we are saying that Jonathan should harness the resources of the country, he should create an idea that is geared towards impacting on the lives of our people. Today we see austerity measure in the country; we are ready to join all the civil groups to protest the removal of fuel subsidy. We will continuously embark on massive protest, there is going to be revolution like what we see in Libya, Jonathan is a failure. http://nigerianobservernews.com/04012012/news/news1.html |
Politics / Re: Ogun Wades Into Yoruba/ Fulani Killings by aljharem3: 3:04am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Onlytruth: why are u kissing and winking at dying people ? hmmm ok i know what to do |
Politics / Re: Youth Alliance Group Supports Fuel Subsidy Removal by aljharem3: 2:35am On Jan 05, 2012 |
One_Naira: Tomorrow South-south aka edo and rivers state would protest Insha Allah. I hope delta too would join and I don't know why you keep saying the north and SW hate you ? You really need to start ignoring some posters. Ok !!! |
Politics / Re: Ogun Wades Into Yoruba/ Fulani Killings by aljharem3: 2:33am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Dude, no one has time for ur rant if you notice people have been ignoring una baifrans aka tribalist since yesterday until this saga is over Once it is over I and others would have time to give you ur fix as required. As of now stop promoting tribalism Already, North-central people on tweeter are asking why South-east is in and some are saying they are too tribalistic Don't worry, when I have time I would do a proper job by putting you in ur place. Ok !!! |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 2:04am On Jan 05, 2012 |
kingoflag: Very well said, Nigerians are watching |
Politics / Re: North Central Christians Mobilize Against Fuel Subsidy removal by aljharem3: 1:59am On Jan 05, 2012 |
isale_gan2: thanks I hope you are good, and how was work today ? |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:57am On Jan 05, 2012 |
[size=15pt]North Central Christians mobilise against removal of fuel subsidy[/size] Jos: Two civil right groups, the United Action for Democracy (UAD), North Central Zone and Christian Foundation for Social Justice and Equity say they would mobilize citizens in the zone to embark on mass protests against the removal of oil subsidy as from Monday. The groups in a joint statement on Wednesday signed by Messrs Joseph Sangosanya and Jide Afolabi for the Christian foundation and UAD respectively, described the increase in the price of petrol as inhuman considering the hardship Nigerians were already going through. “We consider this policy not only insensitive, ill thought out and absolutely unnecessary, but also provocative and inhumane. Given the fact that 80% of Nigerians live below what is considered the poverty line, and 90% live on less than two dollars a day, an increase of this magnitude or whatever magnitude for that matter will spell social and economic doom for the vast majority of Nigerians who are already overburdened by unemployment, poor infrastructure, high cost of living, unaffordable basic social services and dwindling livelihoods. “As it stands, cost of transport, goods and other services have already tripled in all states of the North Central Zone and elsewhere. Transport fare from Jos to Abuja that used to be N1, 200, is now N2500. Some families who travelled out of the State for the festivities are already stranded as their budget can no longer take them back home”, it said. The statement added that Nigerians were not convinced on government’s pledge of judicious use of the money saved from the subsidy removal adding, “going by previous similar promises by the same economic think tank (like the $1billion to be saved annually from Paris Club debt deal and channeled into critical infrastructure), it is clear that this government has neither the will nor the sincerity of purpose to pursue real transformative and poverty alleviating economic reforms. Worse still, government’s failure to tackle the ‘cabal’ which it claims at every instance is responsible for colossal fraud in oil importation, and its failure to revamp the refineries (which by the way if operating at installed capacity can provide both the real and ‘ghost’ local consumption figures), is proof of this. It is worrying that in a country that is rated as a key exporter of crude oil on the one hand, while its citizens are noted as some of the poorest in the world on the other; government will even contemplate such a debilitating economic policy.” It added: “Beginning from Monday the 9th of January, 2012, we shall mobilize citizens to begin an indefinite series of mass actions aimed to registering discontent over the suffering this policy has already begun to bring about.” It condemned attempts by some state governments to ban protests arguing that freedom of assembly and to protest against unpopular government policies were constitutionally guaranteed rights of citizens. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/groups-mobilize-against-fuel-subsidy-removal/ |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:56am On Jan 05, 2012 |
senbonzakura_kageyoshi: + 10 Beaf is gradually being exposed Don't forget, not only him but his goons such as Onlytruth, Point B, dmainboss etc |
Politics / Re: North Central Christians Mobilize Against Fuel Subsidy removal by aljharem3: 1:54am On Jan 05, 2012 |
North central, We are with you in mind and spirit. Benue, Kogi, Kwara, all did theirs today it remains Pleatue and co |
Politics / Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem3: 1:51am On Jan 05, 2012 |
North central Christians mobilise against fuel subsidy Jos: Two civil right groups, the United Action for Democracy (UAD), North Central Zone and Christian Foundation for Social Justice and Equity say they would mobilize citizens in the zone to embark on mass protests against the removal of oil subsidy as from Monday. The groups in a joint statement on Wednesday signed by Messrs Joseph Sangosanya and Jide Afolabi for the Christian foundation and UAD respectively, described the increase in the price of petrol as inhuman considering the hardship Nigerians were already going through. “We consider this policy not only insensitive, ill thought out and absolutely unnecessary, but also provocative and inhumane. Given the fact that 80% of Nigerians live below what is considered the poverty line, and 90% live on less than two dollars a day, an increase of this magnitude or whatever magnitude for that matter will spell social and economic doom for the vast majority of Nigerians who are already overburdened by unemployment, poor infrastructure, high cost of living, unaffordable basic social services and dwindling livelihoods. “As it stands, cost of transport, goods and other services have already tripled in all states of the North Central Zone and elsewhere. Transport fare from Jos to Abuja that used to be N1, 200, is now N2500. Some families who travelled out of the State for the festivities are already stranded as their budget can no longer take them back home”, it said. The statement added that Nigerians were not convinced on government’s pledge of judicious use of the money saved from the subsidy removal adding, “going by previous similar promises by the same economic think tank (like the $1billion to be saved annually from Paris Club debt deal and channeled into critical infrastructure), it is clear that this government has neither the will nor the sincerity of purpose to pursue real transformative and poverty alleviating economic reforms. Worse still, government’s failure to tackle the ‘cabal’ which it claims at every instance is responsible for colossal fraud in oil importation, and its failure to revamp the refineries (which by the way if operating at installed capacity can provide both the real and ‘ghost’ local consumption figures), is proof of this. It is worrying that in a country that is rated as a key exporter of crude oil on the one hand, while its citizens are noted as some of the poorest in the world on the other; government will even contemplate such a debilitating economic policy.” It added: “Beginning from Monday the 9th of January, 2012, we shall mobilize citizens to begin an indefinite series of mass actions aimed to registering discontent over the suffering this policy has already begun to bring about.” It condemned attempts by some state governments to ban protests arguing that freedom of assembly and to protest against unpopular government policies were constitutionally guaranteed rights of citizens. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/groups-mobilize-against-fuel-subsidy-removal/ |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:49am On Jan 05, 2012 |
iiiyyyk: thank you, please go and sleep. If you notice, I did not add SE in my discussion. reason being nairaland bigots would start attacking me. I know there are still some sane Igbos out there devoid of bigotry and thus they would join the country. thank you. |
Politics / Re: An Open Letter To Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala by aljharem3: 1:47am On Jan 05, 2012 |
kingoflag: pls just ignore all this bigots. |
Politics / North Central Christians Mobilize Against Fuel Subsidy removal by aljharem3: 1:46am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Jos: Two civil right groups, the United Action for Democracy (UAD), North Central Zone and Christian Foundation for Social Justice and Equity say they would mobilize citizens in the zone to embark on mass protests against the removal of oil subsidy as from Monday. The groups in a joint statement on Wednesday signed by Messrs Joseph Sangosanya and Jide Afolabi for the Christian foundation and UAD respectively, described the increase in the price of petrol as inhuman considering the hardship Nigerians were already going through. “We consider this policy not only insensitive, ill thought out and absolutely unnecessary, but also provocative and inhumane. Given the fact that 80% of Nigerians live below what is considered the poverty line, and 90% live on less than two dollars a day, an increase of this magnitude or whatever magnitude for that matter will spell social and economic doom for the vast majority of Nigerians who are already overburdened by unemployment, poor infrastructure, high cost of living, unaffordable basic social services and dwindling livelihoods. “As it stands, cost of transport, goods and other services have already tripled in all states of the North Central Zone and elsewhere. Transport fare from Jos to Abuja that used to be N1, 200, is now N2500. Some families who travelled out of the State for the festivities are already stranded as their budget can no longer take them back home”, it said. The statement added that Nigerians were not convinced on government’s pledge of judicious use of the money saved from the subsidy removal adding, “going by previous similar promises by the same economic think tank (like the $1billion to be saved annually from Paris Club debt deal and channeled into critical infrastructure), it is clear that this government has neither the will nor the sincerity of purpose to pursue real transformative and poverty alleviating economic reforms. Worse still, government’s failure to tackle the ‘cabal’ which it claims at every instance is responsible for colossal fraud in oil importation, and its failure to revamp the refineries (which by the way if operating at installed capacity can provide both the real and ‘ghost’ local consumption figures), is proof of this. It is worrying that in a country that is rated as a key exporter of crude oil on the one hand, while its citizens are noted as some of the poorest in the world on the other; government will even contemplate such a debilitating economic policy.” It added: “Beginning from Monday the 9th of January, 2012, we shall mobilize citizens to begin an indefinite series of mass actions aimed to registering discontent over the suffering this policy has already begun to bring about.” It condemned attempts by some state governments to ban protests arguing that freedom of assembly and to protest against unpopular government policies were constitutionally guaranteed rights of citizens. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/groups-mobilize-against-fuel-subsidy-removal/ |
Politics / Re: An Open Letter To Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala by aljharem3: 1:39am On Jan 05, 2012 |
blink182: well said when will other N/D protest ? |
Politics / Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem3: 1:33am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Protesters attacked in kano by security forces. !!!! |
Politics / Re: Kano Protest In Pictures by aljharem3: 1:32am On Jan 05, 2012 |
protesters are being attacked by security in kano |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:31am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: You see how silly you sound ? You wrote " I will back subsidies on agriculture, Research and Development, education, health, manufacturing, local content etc." and I wrote that Iweala has already removed subsidy on fertilizers because of the SAME reason as that of fuel. so why would you support that of agriculture to be reintroduced and support that of fuel to be taken out ? Is it because you just want to make GEJ look good and without thinking you wrote the most stu.pid thing on Nairaland thus answer my question since u shot urself on the foot. Let me remind you that before the subsidy of agriculture was removed, the necessary infrastructure was built aka the fertilizer industry was built to accommodate the removal of the agricultural subsidy why was the same not implemented on fuel by building our refinery ? |
Politics / Re: Quit Threat To Christians: Acf, Afenifere, Opc, N/d Group, Nirec, Others React by aljharem3: 1:24am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf:LOL . you are a very disturbed man. Well needless to say, y[b]ou were part of the people among others saying Boko haram was to undermine GEJ presidency.[/b] Look, at that time I agreed with you and started a STRONG campaign against Boko haram apart from the fact that they are killing innocent people both Muslims and Christians. It is a common perception of southerners that boko haram was created to undermine GEJ. Thus The ACN spokes man called it a revolution. Yes even in the north, we don't like anything that would disturb GEJ because he is our president whether we like it or not. We as a people have to throw our support to him. Now you come here trying to make GEJ a SS.SE president is really doing a GREAT disservice to him and a great support to boko haram because that is what they want. Listen and listen good, the only bigot as far as Nigeria is concern is You and your fellow goons always trying to tribalise issues thus you have heard people under chains because of the fear of been labelled as a tribalist but it would end one day. One way or the other. Insha Allah God bless Nigeria. |
Politics / Re: Quit Threat To Christians: Acf, Afenifere, Opc, N/d Group, Nirec, Others React by aljharem3: 1:11am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: clown what is a revolution ? A forcible overthrow of a government or social order for a new system So is it a grammatical blunder or what ? Is that not why Arewa has been begging Jonathan to arrest the situation in the NE before such occur ? Do you think we don't know what Boko haram is ? |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:09am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: You are clown As usually you were MISINFORMING GULLIBLE NIGERIANS about the derivation of the funds recovered from subsidy. And I posted what Iweala said on fertilizer subsidy during the channels debate. And I asked, is it not obvious to close the border, arrest the thieves, build the necessary infrastructures before removing the subsidy. alj_harem: |
Politics / Re: Quit Threat To Christians: Acf, Afenifere, Opc, N/d Group, Nirec, Others React by aljharem3: 1:03am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: LOL what an ideeiot. really you have no brain at all please where is PDP Where is APGA PPA CPC ANPP etc why are you talking of ACN. do you have sense at all ? |
Politics / Re: Why Are There No Subsidy Protests In The SE/SS Oil Producing States? by aljharem3: 1:01am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf you have not answered the question |
Politics / Re: Quit Threat To Christians: Acf, Afenifere, Opc, N/d Group, Nirec, Others React by aljharem3: 12:59am On Jan 05, 2012 |
Beaf: How can a sane human being like your self i hope relate A POLITICAL PARTY TO AN GEOETHNIC ORGANISATION I mean ACN to ACF, AFENIFERE, OPC, NIGER-DELTA GROUP ETC How do you think ? |
Politics / Re: An Open Letter To Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala by aljharem3: 12:57am On Jan 05, 2012 |
The writer is another person with alj harem's brain That is the same thing I have been asking since !!!! but of course Pro-GEJ would not answer, rather they would like to tell me how a "minority" in there own words, is the president. I must know the writer real life |
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