Its obvious PDP are high on condensed weed, someone who has not mount office. You are layin blame on him.is buhari the present commander in chief or jonathan? That is why goodluck continue to keep the tag "clueless"

Everybody knows their are people fighting the cause for jonathan in this battle, it might not neccessarily be the clueless one doing the dirty jobs but the corrupt element, mischievous soul who sees boda jona's continuity in government as their own personal wealth, because they know they would be able to loot more. In another news, when will FFK stop his rants? Maybe when he sees himself in the blackmaria conveying him and the other basketmouth(fayose, okupe, abati) to kirikiri. Nevertheless I HAVE DECIDED AND NO GOING BACK. Sai Baba

Kini big deal

What gej seems not to understand is that these tactical die minute campaign is useless, he never did all this not until election was near..people have made their decision and nothing can stop that.........in other news
SAI BUHARI. SAI BABA

Honestly i still believe sule lamido is working indirectly for Buhari

Wel i cnt blame them much. It is the issue of money for hand

Seriously i dont follow this issue of crowd or no crowd. How many of them will obtain their pvc? How many of them will vote in the forthcoming election? Nothing amazes me about the mamoth crowd of both political party..only the results will determine.

Well. I still expect GMB to win the APC primary elections not because of his popularity within the ranks but because they all believe atiku came through the back door, fine atiku seems to be a good mobiliser,he has been able to tour all the states in the federation but the questions still remain,..if atiku wins the primary election,can he give Jonathan the run for his money?

Alkidam@yahoo.com

@alkidam. I will ff back instantly

Alkidam@yahoo.com

I just finished my service to my fatherland in d just concluded NYSC passing out in lagos camp. During the passing out program, different establishment were giving out flyers to corpers, which are all about acquiring enterpreneural skills,job access et al. As a fresh graduate from service without a good job to lay hands on for now.the jobaccess got my attention, we were told to send our CV to one pcplinks designated email.in which I have done,i have got a response through text message and even call about the confirmation if I will attend or not,I just thought to myself that before I embark on this,I should ask my fellow nairalanders if anybody has truly gotten a job there? What they are all about? How viable they are. And so on. God bless you as I await your response in earnest.

pembisco: So they remv our david mark frm his own sit? Dis senators eh, vry corupt. So maxwel is now d nigerias senate president? Hmm wondas shal neva end. I wish him gudlock sha, i myt vote 4 him com 2015 election if he is a gud man. Hmm

. U are so senseless. Do you think its funny? I wonder how you manage to pass junior WAEC

cupidora: so good 2 ve nairalanders on my list of bday mates

same hia. And nice meeting u

cupidora: Just a thread where Virgos get to meet and find who their birthday mates are. Lets Drop our birthdays here; mine is 21st September #team Virgo#

am also 21st september

Alkidam@yahoo.com. 26158324

Hmmmm. Not surprised though. That's what nigerian are known for. Bet me you will be surprised to know that most big hospitals you see outside there are owned by cruel medical practitioners.how will patient come,if they don't involve in rituals...Nigeria. I hail thee

Pls I will also need the financial informaation regarding postgraduate. My email is alkidam@yahoo.com

In what can be interpreted as a last ditch effort to stop
the Super Eagles’ smooth-run in the qualifiers for the
2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, rank outsiders Namibia
have recalled forgotten veteran midfielder Oliver Risser
ahead of their penultimate clash against the current
African champions at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in
Windhoek on Wednesday.
Namibia based online network, New Era reports that
the Warriors are still without the injured quartet of
skipper Stigga Ketjijere, Rudolf Bester, Heini Isaacks
and Henrico Botes, but newcomers such as Freedom
Puriza and his teammates are capable of filling their
boots with a great deal of pride.
The leg-weary Warriors
returned home last
Friday and immediately
knuckled down to
serious business as the
players went straight
into camp in preparation
for the eagerly awaited
2014 FIFA World Cup
qualifier clash against
Nigeria’s Super Eagles
– fresh from their 1-0
win against Kenya in
Nairobi.
Roger Palmgren’s new-look Warriors were held to an
uninspiring goalless draw against Malawi in Blantyre –
a result that almost condemned them to an early
elimination from the qualifiers but the gutsy Namibians
still have a mathematical chance of scraping through if
they beat Nigeria on Wednesday and hope Malawi do
not get a good result in the other Group-F match
against Kenya.
Namibia is stuck in 3rd place with four points on the log
standings of the four-nations Group-F mini league, four
points adrift of leaders Nigeria. Victory will revive their
fading hopes as it will leave them just two points off the
pace.
Malawi are 2nd on six points while the Harambee Stars
hold the wooden spoon with a paltry two points. The
Warriors’ last assignment is an away tie against Kenya
in Nairobi on September 9. Tickets for the game are on
sale at Computicket at Shoprite and Checkers as well
as at Soccer House for N$50 per ticket. No tickets will
be sold on match day.
However Namibia interim coach Ricardo Mannetti has
predicted an upset on Wednesday against African
champions Nigeria in a World Cup qualifier.
Mannetti, who took over as interim head coach on
Sunday evening following the resignation of Roger
Palmgren, held his first training session with the
players on Monday morning and reckons the mood in
the camp is positive as his players gear up to face
Nigeria.
“The situation remains the same. We are playing
Nigeria and the players are aware of that. I played for
this team before and I know what is at stake and have
spoken to the players as well,” he said.
“First of all, it is pride you play for, secondly you play
for the national team jersey, your family and the nation
and that will be at the forefront of their thoughts.
“Coaches come and go but the national team remains
and the players are committed to running out there (on
Wednesday night) and performing to the best of their
abilities.”
He called on the nation to remain positive and rally
behind the team.
“We need the support from the nation as we go into
this crucial game. The only thing that has changed is
Roger (Palmgren) leaving, but the situation remains
the same, we have to win this game and for that we
need all the support we can get,” he said.
Mannetti emphasised that he is ready for the
Wednesday night game against Nigeria and is sticking
to the game plan.
“We have been working with these players for about
two weeks now and there is no need to introduce any
new ideas that can confuse players, we are sticking to
our plan to get victory against Nigeria,” he said.

PORT HARCOURT—GOVERNOR Chibuike Amaechi
of Rivers State, has assured that his administration
will not be distracted by the actions of those opposed
to him.
Amaechi, who spoke when forum of former members
of Rivers State House of Assembly between 1979 to
2011 paid him a solidarity visit at Government House,
Port Harcourt, said he will continue to deplore the
resources of the state for the good of the state.
The governor said: “The resources of the people must
be protected by the people and you are the voice of the
people. I believe that you will continue to speak on
behalf of the people because you were elected at one
time or the other to serve the people and you are the
representatives of the people. The current members,
who are serving, you and all others who are elected
constitute the voice of the people and I urge you to
continue to stand by Rivers people.”
The governor spoke of plans by his administration to
continue to deliver more projects to the state, just as
he listed some of his achievements, which include
construction of schools, hospitals and roads.
Earlier, former Speaker, Mr. Stephen Ezekwem, who
spoke on behalf of the group lauded the achievements
of the Amaechi’s administration.
He said: “It becomes imperative on us to come and
show you support, encourage you and also to tell you
that what you are fighting for is just. If you were not
fighting for justice, we will not come and democracy in
the country cannot succeed without justice. We
discovered that God is with you and whoever God is
with is majority.
“You ran for an election, a competitive one for a
second tenure and graciously you won, 19 votes to 16,
that shows that you are a leader. So these are serious
achievements. These things happen. There may be
betrayals here and there, left and right, sometimes, you
may even feel that you are alone, but you are not
alone, so you should continue to go forward, bring your
people together and these are test of leadership. You
will succeed and when you do, people will know that
you are a born leader. We want your success.
“We want an Assembly that operates in a conducive
environment devoid of internal and external
distractions to make good laws for the state.”

ABUJA — The Presidency, yesterday, reacted to the
assertion by former chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mallam Nuhu
Ribadu that Nigeria under President Goodluck
Jonathan is a ‘sinking ship’.
It said that Ribadu is an ingrate considering what the
Jonathan administration did for him on his return from
self-imposed exile.
Mallam Ribadu at a lecture in Kaduna on Saturday said
Nigeria, under President Goodluck Jonathan, was a
sinking ship in which the yearnings of the masses were
being neglected by a tyrannical leadership.
Reacting to Ribadu’s claim, the Presidency, in a
statement, yesterday, by the Special Adviser to the
president on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, said
in his quest for relevance, Ribadu has resorted to
disparaging leaders of the land to satisfy his new
leaders.
According to the statement: “The Presidency totally
rejects the false, hypocritical and self-serving claim by
Mallam Nuhu Ribadu at a lecture in Kaduna on
Saturday that Nigeria under President Goodluck
Jonathan is a “sinking ship” in which the yearnings of
the masses are being neglected by a tyrannical
leadership.
“We find it very sad and utterly deplorable that Nuhu
Ribadu has resorted to shameless wolf-crying, the
peddling of arrant falsehood and the denigration of the
elected government of his fatherland in furtherance of
his selfish quest for continued national political
relevance after his wholesale rejection by Nigerian
voters in 2011.
“It is very unfortunate indeed that the once highly
respected former EFCC Chairman has now taken to
political prostitution and developed a penchant for
irresponsible and reckless utterances aimed at
improving the electoral fortunes of his new friends and
“leader”, who he once famously denounced as ‘not fit
to hold public office’.
“There can be no doubt that nothing else but blind
ambition for an office for which he is clearly unfit is
driving Ribadu to infer that an administration led by a
President who welcomed him back to the country after
his self-imposed exile, restored his rank in the Nigeria
Police to save him from the shame of demotion and
converted his dismissal from service to retirement has
now become tyrannical and anti-people. We take
special note of his ingratitude.
Ribadu was a tyrant — FG
“If Nuhu Ribadu wants to talk of tyranny then he should
talk of the days when he orchestrated the
impeachment of governors with an illegitimate quorum
of legislators who had been threatened by the EFCC
under his watch.
It beats the imagination that Nuhu Ribadu, a man who
once presided over an EFCC which in 2007 compiled
a list of disqualified politicians aspiring for office without
a court order or legal backing now has the guts to
accuse the man under whom Nigeria has had the most
credible elections in this Fourth Republic of being the
leader of a sinking ship.
Can there be a greater tyranny than the tyranny of
removing governors via undemocratic means and
barring legally entitled persons from contesting
elections?
“Nothing else but misguided ambition could have
driven Ribadu to urge Nigerian youths to rise up and
save the country from an administration which he
willingly served recently, but which he now
duplicitously and insincerely claims is “imposing private
interests on the majority.
“It is certainly the height of hypocrisy for Ribadu who
built his entire reputation as an anti-corruption crusader
by completely disregarding the rule of law and
recklessly trampling on the rights of perceived enemies
of the government of the day, to now accuse an
administration that has consistently upheld the rule of
law and respect for fundamental human rights of being
tyrannical.
“It is only a shameless man that will turn around and
accept to be the political lackey of a man he once
openly accused of corruption at various times between
2004 and 2007. Now that he has been used and
abused by the undemocratic overlords that reign over
the ACN and fearing that he may soon be dumped now
that that vehicle is about to be subsumed into the so
called All Progressives Congress, Ribadu is
desperately seeking fresh relevance.
“Ribadu’s descent into a moral abyss since leaving the
exalted office of EFCC Chairman, his equally ethically-
challenged new friends and his willingness to
vituperate against any person or institution he
perceives as a challenge to the fulfillment of his
unattainable ambitions, have clearly exposed him for
what he truly is – a thoroughly unprincipled attention-
seeker whose entire career in the public service was
built on bootlicking and doing the bidding of the powers
of the day without a care for legality which should have
been his primary concern as an officer of the law.
“President Jonathan and his Administration will not be
distracted from the diligent implementation of the
agenda for national transformation by the falsehoods
and vituperations of Ribadu and his new friends.
“Far from being tyrannical as Ribadu falsely alleged in
Kaduna, President Jonathan will, as he has
consistently done since assuming office, continue to
strengthen institutions of democratic governance in
Nigeria, uphold the fundamental human rights of all
Nigerians including the youth, and protect their right to
elect leaders in free, fair and credible elections,”

Yomii: God have mercy. This is not a good story at all. I don't think this is ordinary. God comfort the lady.

I wonder when retards like you will start believing in d existence of fate and destiny. Which one is "its not ordinary again". You wrote jamb 4 times. You failed because you didn't read. Its ordinary. U had 2 carry overs when you later got admission. Its still not ordinary. U need to be baptised

Opey4luv: The Senate may decide to vote against this cashless policy because it will stop them from stealing our money in 'gbana must go' bags.

. Look at you. Do you think it is for them to loot our right with ghana must go,this policy is mainly targeted to assist and further elevate their(politrickans) system of stealing

PDP is at it again. I wonder when they will stop these political propaganda. Non the less. It shows that they are already scared

Yea. Let's gt to knw each oda. Let's mk iyana ipaja bubbling..u can add me on 22AD78C4