FTC

Monimatic:
SDP endorse GEJ
GEJ will take Ogun State, who wan bet?
I say it with all boldness Obasanjo can not deliver Ogun State for Buhari, he will be disgraced in Ogun State again like what happened in 2011 Governorship n Assembly elections.
Osoba(SDP) Kashamu(PDP) Gbenga Daniel( PDP / PPN) Dimeji Bankole( SDP/PDP) will deliver Ogun State to GEJ come FailBuhari 14th..Who wan bet am? I need doubting thomases to challenge my projection by Betting, I don't want any too much story, if u want to Insult me cos of my projection based on what is on ground..go ahead..Silence is the only answer for Fool n a Clown.

who open ur chage

Monimatic:
SDP endorse GEJ
GEJ will take Ogun State, who wan bet?
I say it with all boldness Obasanjo can not deliver Ogun State for Buhari, he will be disgraced in Ogun State again like what happened in 2011 Governorship n Assembly elections.
Osoba(SDP) Kashamu(PDP) Gbenga Daniel( PDP / PPN) Dimeji Bankole( SDP/PDP) will deliver Ogun State to GEJ come FailBuhari 14th..Who wan bet am? I need doubting thomases to challenge my projection by Betting, I don't want any too much story, if u want to Insult me cos of my projection based on what is on ground..go ahead..Silence is the only answer for Fool n a Clown.

who open ur chage

[quote author=Ebig22 post=30418923],[/
learner

AKAMS4U:
we need absolute change in Abia state
. The man on focus is Mr Chukwe Udensi From Arochukw

relate ur post to d topic

AKAMS4U:
we need absolute change in Abia state
. The man on focus is Mr Chukwe Udensi From Arochukw

relate ur post to d topic

Firefire:
Fellow Nigerians,

Evidence has shown that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan remains the only alternative to correct the errors in Nigeria system of ruling.

We guarantee massive dividends of democracy within the first 100 days in office.

Say NO! to the cabal threatening the Unity of this country.

Don't enter 'ONE CHANCE' we can rebuild our trust in Goodluck.

Don't waste your vote, Vote for Dr. Goodluck Jonathan,

God bless Nigeria.

Shalom!

who open ur cage

Zealoy:
wow first to comment! I dedicate Dis to my babe

haha.......i pity ur immediate fomilik

Atmmachine:

Who killed Ben Ogedengbe by a death penalty for a crime that didn't carry death penalty when he committed it?
Who doesn't attend the Federal Executive Council meetings yet collects his allowances?
Who cancelled former Lagos Governor Jakande's metroline and forfeited the $50 million paid for it by the then Lagos State Government?
Who used Violence to stop the 1985 National Conference of the National Association of Nigeria Students?
Who jailed Tai Solarin and denied him his asthma drugs simply because he campaigned against military rule and for democracy?
Who Jailed Nduka Irabor and Tunde Thompson for writing a truthful report which embarrassed his Government?
Who raided respected Papa Awolowo's house and seized his passport so he couldn't travel out of the country? Was he also corrupt?
Who threw Former Vice President Alex Ekweme in jail even though it was proven that Ekweme never stole any money?
Who jailed honest and respected Pa Adekunle Ajasin?
Who jailed Fela Kuti in I984 for singing against the dictatorial tendencies of his Military Government?
Who banned the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) during his regime?
Who stopped the Ooni of Ife from traveling abroad simply because he visited the holy land of Israel in 1984?
Who broke up the press conference of ASSU in 1984 and detained four of their executives?
Who jailed Beko Ransome Kuti who only demanded for the release of his brother?

i weep for ur immediate family

akereconfi:
For all those spewing crap about Hazard,

check this list. He came 3rd behind Ronaldo and Messi.

Sanchez ain't even among top 5. Just blind deluded Hazard haters

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11833/9337315/lionel-messi-cristiano-ronaldo-and-luis-suarez-named-worlds-most-valuable-players-in-study

ko
liar check d list urself

Greatihex:
Let me tell u sumtin. That player that made fabregas to be sold off in barca's team, has he played beta than fab dis season? Barca didn't knw hw to use fabregas. Fabregas has played beta than all the central midfielder in laliga dis season. Dia is no argument in dis matter, you knw deep down u that hazard can never go to barca and stay on the bench. If chelsea decides to sell hazard today, the first two clubs that wl fight over themselves for his signature is barca nd madrid.

mr man sharap....if he decide to join barca that is d end for his football adventure...compare pedro n hazard statistics n check the result. nt to talk of almighty NMS

For weeks, I had resisted the
urge to write. So many
landmark events have
transpired in the last few
weeks and despite the
persistent prompting by two
editors to put my opinion into
words, I chose not to. I just
wanted to clear my mind for
the task ahead.
However, it took me less than
a minute to make up my mind
to pen some words after
reading the unbelievable
speech our president,
Goodluck Jonathan, gave on
the first day of the year. Now,
Mr. President has a long
repertoire of terrible choice of
words. As a matter of fact,
you could make a tidy bundle
if you wrote a book
exclusively on GEJisms. But,
this one takes the cake, the
baker and the bakery.
The question to Nigeria’s
biggest challenge is the easiest
to answer. Even the mute,
deaf and blind know
corruption is at the root of
our problems. However, on
January 1st 2015, exactly 1670
days after he was first sworn
in as the President of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria,
following the death of Umaru
Musa Yar’Adua, Mr. Jonathan
confirmed to the world he had
ignored fighting corruption all
along.
Hear him:
“There are two main
problems confronting us as a
nation: The issue of insecurity
in the North, where we have
the Boko Haram terrorists and
in the South where we have
commercial kidnapping. The
next thing that people worry
about after security is the
issue of corruption.
“We are coming out with
programmes and plans to
clean up. These are things
that you don’t just use a
magical wand to wave off,
otherwise even before I
became the President, there
wouldn’t have been
corruption in Nigeria.”
I have heard people say the
damnest things but this one
shook me to my core. Here is
the man elected into power
admitting to the whole world
that he had wasted the
mandate given to him doing
nothing to stem the tide of
looting in the country. And,
he said it with a smile. He
said it in the most laid back,
off-handed manner you could
imagine. Like he was telling
his drinking buddies why a
fly was in his beer.
Imagine your security guard
proudly telling you how he
went out to party every night
you left the house in his care
and says he plans to get to
protecting the home pretty
soon. Or your driver
admitting he had always
driven your children to school
while drunk and high but had
plans to kick the habit in the
near future. Let that thought
sink in.
Never in my life has someone
admitted his own failure so
glaringly without even a little
sense of irony or
responsibility. Never has a
leader soaked his own feet in
soup and then go on to suck
firmly on it.
Was Mr. President drunk
when said those words?
Clearly, no one can say those
words while in complete
control of their senses. I
refuse to believe the man
trusted with leading the most
populated country in Africa
admitted deliberately ignoring
arguably the most important
part of his job and allowing
the wolves to run wild over
our collective till.
Did Mr. President know that,
standing on that stage, he was
admitting his inability to fight
the Subsidy Thieves that
fleeced Nigeria of trillions?
That he was admitting that all
the work the anti-fraud
agencies have done in the last
five years have been merely
cosmetic?
That he was admitting that
every word the opposition
had said about his reluctance
to fight corruption was a fact?
Frankly, despite the modest
but largely incomplete
physical work President
Jonathan has put in, I can’t
wait to see his back. I – and I
speak for about 80% of
Nigerians here-–am
embarrassed to have Goodluck
Jonathan as president.
Gbenga Olorunpomi is on
Twitter as @GbengaGold[img]For weeks, I had resisted the
urge to write. So many
landmark events have
transpired in the last few
weeks and despite the
persistent prompting by two
editors to put my opinion into
words, I chose not to. I just
wanted to clear my mind for
the task ahead.
However, it took me less than
a minute to make up my mind
to pen some words after
reading the unbelievable
speech our president,
Goodluck Jonathan, gave on
the first day of the year. Now,
Mr. President has a long
repertoire of terrible choice of
words. As a matter of fact,
you could make a tidy bundle
if you wrote a book
exclusively on GEJisms. But,
this one takes the cake, the
baker and the bakery.
The question to Nigeria’s
biggest challenge is the easiest
to answer. Even the mute,
deaf and blind know
corruption is at the root of
our problems. However, on
January 1st 2015, exactly 1670
days after he was first sworn
in as the President of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria,
following the death of Umaru
Musa Yar’Adua, Mr. Jonathan
confirmed to the world he had
ignored fighting corruption all
along.
Hear him:
“There are two main
problems confronting us as a
nation: The issue of insecurity
in the North, where we have
the Boko Haram terrorists and
in the South where we have
commercial kidnapping. The
next thing that people worry
about after security is the
issue of corruption.
“We are coming out with
programmes and plans to
clean up. These are things
that you don’t just use a
magical wand to wave off,
otherwise even before I
became the President, there
wouldn’t have been
corruption in Nigeria.”
I have heard people say the
damnest things but this one
shook me to my core. Here is
the man elected into power
admitting to the whole world
that he had wasted the
mandate given to him doing
nothing to stem the tide of
looting in the country. And,
he said it with a smile. He
said it in the most laid back,
off-handed manner you could
imagine. Like he was telling
his drinking buddies why a
fly was in his beer.
Imagine your security guard
proudly telling you how he
went out to party every night
you left the house in his care
and says he plans to get to
protecting the home pretty
soon. Or your driver
admitting he had always
driven your children to school
while drunk and high but had
plans to kick the habit in the
near future. Let that thought
sink in.
Never in my life has someone
admitted his own failure so
glaringly without even a little
sense of irony or
responsibility. Never has a
leader soaked his own feet in
soup and then go on to suck
firmly on it.
Was Mr. President drunk
when said those words?
Clearly, no one can say those
words while in complete
control of their senses. I
refuse to believe the man
trusted with leading the most
populated country in Africa
admitted deliberately ignoring
arguably the most important
part of his job and allowing
the wolves to run wild over
our collective till.
Did Mr. President know that,
standing on that stage, he was
admitting his inability to fight
the Subsidy Thieves that
fleeced Nigeria of trillions?
That he was admitting that all
the work the anti-fraud
agencies have done in the last
five years have been merely
cosmetic?
That he was admitting that
every word the opposition
had said about his reluctance
to fight corruption was a fact?
Frankly, despite the modest
but largely incomplete
physical work President
Jonathan has put in, I can’t
wait to see his back. I – and I
speak for about 80% of
Nigerians here-–am
embarrassed to have Goodluck
Jonathan as president.
Gbenga Olorunpomi is on
Twitter as @GbengaGold[/img]For weeks, I had resisted the
urge to write. So many
landmark events have
transpired in the last few
weeks and despite the
persistent prompting by two
editors to put my opinion into
words, I chose not to. I just
wanted to clear my mind for
the task ahead.
However, it took me less than
a minute to make up my mind
to pen some words after
reading the unbelievable
speech our president,
Goodluck Jonathan, gave on
the first day of the year. Now,
Mr. President has a long
repertoire of terrible choice of
words. As a matter of fact,
you could make a tidy bundle
if you wrote a book
exclusively on GEJisms. But,
this one takes the cake, the
baker and the bakery.
The question to Nigeria’s
biggest challenge is the easiest
to answer. Even the mute,
deaf and blind know
corruption is at the root of
our problems. However, on
January 1st 2015, exactly 1670
days after he was first sworn
in as the President of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria,
following the death of Umaru
Musa Yar’Adua, Mr. Jonathan
confirmed to the world he had
ignored fighting corruption all
along.
Hear him:
“There are two main
problems confronting us as a
nation: The issue of insecurity
in the North, where we have
the Boko Haram terrorists and
in the South where we have
commercial kidnapping. The
next thing that people worry
about after security is the
issue of corruption.
“We are coming out with
programmes and plans to
clean up. These are things
that you don’t just use a
magical wand to wave off,
otherwise even before I
became the President, there
wouldn’t have been
corruption in Nigeria.”
I have heard people say the
damnest things but this one
shook me to my core. Here is
the man elected into power
admitting to the whole world
that he had wasted the
mandate given to him doing
nothing to stem the tide of
looting in the country. And,
he said it with a smile. He
said it in the most laid back,
off-handed manner you could
imagine. Like he was telling
his drinking buddies why a
fly was in his beer.
Imagine your security guard
proudly telling you how he
went out to party every night
you left the house in his care
and says he plans to get to
protecting the home pretty
soon. Or your driver
admitting he had always
driven your children to school
while drunk and high but had
plans to kick the habit in the
near future. Let that thought
sink in.
Never in my life has someone
admitted his own failure so
glaringly without even a little
sense of irony or
responsibility. Never has a
leader soaked his own feet in
soup and then go on to suck
firmly on it.
Was Mr. President drunk
when said those words?
Clearly, no one can say those
words while in complete
control of their senses. I
refuse to believe the man
trusted with leading the most
populated country in Africa
admitted deliberately ignoring
arguably the most important
part of his job and allowing
the wolves to run wild over
our collective till.
Did Mr. President know that,
standing on that stage, he was
admitting his inability to fight
the Subsidy Thieves that
fleeced Nigeria of trillions?
That he was admitting that all
the work the anti-fraud
agencies have done in the last
five years have been merely
cosmetic?
That he was admitting that
every word the opposition
had said about his reluctance
to fight corruption was a fact?
Frankly, despite the modest
but largely incomplete
physical work President
Jonathan has put in, I can’t
wait to see his back. I – and I
speak for about 80% of
Nigerians here-–am
embarrassed to have Goodluck
Jonathan as president.
Gbenga Olorunpomi is on
Twitter as @GbengaGold

dopeJemi:
This Is whatsapp not instagram

na spectacle wit rope u dey use

dridowu:
Good Morning Friends.
I am new to NL.
How do i create a topic ?

we have a tutor in dat aspect Aorta

kstyle2:
Plz which supersport station is showing d match live?

supersport osogbo

BWGISTdotCOM:
GEJ Throwback pix

pdp presenting gud luking candidate since 1999

ikweremilitant:
oga abeg no give people heart attack abeg o

mumu na pdp presidential rally and apc lagos state mega rally........apc presidential rally coming soon

First to comment

Nctrice:
OP well said! You have time sha! All of this you have outlined are meant for the blind that can't tell the different between black and White! Buhari is old and he would do good by only taking us back to the bad old days!

Sycophants, how did he managed to solve the
problems of ghost workers when he lives with one
(his wife)?
Lived 365 permanent days in Abuja and gaining
promotion/ permanent Secretary in Bayelsa. What is
ghost working again.

koikoi2:
OBJ is a confused old man. He has forgotten dat he was asking for a third tenure after serving twice.

He wants to play d saint. Foolish man dat shud be resting with his ancestors.

GEJ till OBJ enter grave.

where is ur sense of reasoning?

freethinker01:
.

wetin be dis SMH

Although, it is unconfirmed,
reports have it that all former
Speakers in Ondo State House
of Assembly, five
Commissioners in Mimiko’s
administration and eight local
government chairmen in
Ondo State are right now at a
defection rally in Akure
where they dumped PDP for
APC. Scores of councillors are
also part of the defection
train. They are being led by
former Chief of Staff to the
late Governor Segun Agagu,
Mr Femi Agagu.
The greatest shock at the rally
is the defection of former
Speaker Victor Olabimtan, a
director in President Goodluck
Jonathan Campaign
Organisation and also a
current member of the
Federal Civil Service
Commission. In all, 48 PDP
leaders in Ondo are leading
thousands of their supporters
to dump PDP for APC at a
ceremony currently taking
place at APC secretariat along
Oyemekun Road, Akure.
The defection earthquake has
forced Jonathan Campaign
Organisation to cancel
tomorrow campaign in Akure,
the Ondo State capital, as
majority of known supporters
of the President have defected
to APC or have traveled out of
town. All mobilization efforts
for the rally have crashed,
forcing PDP leaders to opt for
cancellation of Akure rally
tomorrow, according to PDP
sources in Ondo State.

uupgrade:
Wow! GEJ all d WAY

i pity u

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The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for the Gunners this term
but Palace boss Alan Pardew believes the
striker is ready for a regular first-team
role
Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has joined
Crystal Palace on loan until the end of the
season.
The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for Arsenal this term, while
his last start came in the 4-1 win at
Galatasaray in the Champions League
group stage on December 9.
“When the Arsenal manager spoke with
me about Crystal Palace I was very happy
because I want to play more games,”
Sanogo told Palace’s official website.
“I think Palace are a good team, I watched
the game against Tottenham and it was a
great performance from the guys. I hope I
can help the club have a successful
second half of the season.”
Sanogo is Alan Pardew’s first signing
following his appointment as Palace boss
earlier this month and the 53-year-old
insists the striker is prepared for a
regular first-team role.
“We have given him an opportunity, he
needs to play more games and I think
he’s ready for that and he proved that at
Arsenal,” said the Palace manager.
“It’s tough to get in their team but he’s
closer to the starting action with us.”[img]The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for the Gunners this term
but Palace boss Alan Pardew believes the
striker is ready for a regular first-team
role
Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has joined
Crystal Palace on loan until the end of the
season.
The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for Arsenal this term, while
his last start came in the 4-1 win at
Galatasaray in the Champions League
group stage on December 9.
“When the Arsenal manager spoke with
me about Crystal Palace I was very happy
because I want to play more games,”
Sanogo told Palace’s official website.
“I think Palace are a good team, I watched
the game against Tottenham and it was a
great performance from the guys. I hope I
can help the club have a successful
second half of the season.”
Sanogo is Alan Pardew’s first signing
following his appointment as Palace boss
earlier this month and the 53-year-old
insists the striker is prepared for a
regular first-team role.
“We have given him an opportunity, he
needs to play more games and I think
he’s ready for that and he proved that at
Arsenal,” said the Palace manager.
“It’s tough to get in their team but he’s
closer to the starting action with us.”[/img]The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for the Gunners this term
but Palace boss Alan Pardew believes the
striker is ready for a regular first-team
role
Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo has joined
Crystal Palace on loan until the end of the
season.
The 21-year-old has made only five
appearances for Arsenal this term, while
his last start came in the 4-1 win at
Galatasaray in the Champions League
group stage on December 9.
“When the Arsenal manager spoke with
me about Crystal Palace I was very happy
because I want to play more games,”
Sanogo told Palace’s official website.
“I think Palace are a good team, I watched
the game against Tottenham and it was a
great performance from the guys. I hope I
can help the club have a successful
second half of the season.”
Sanogo is Alan Pardew’s first signing
following his appointment as Palace boss
earlier this month and the 53-year-old
insists the striker is prepared for a
regular first-team role.
“We have given him an opportunity, he
needs to play more games and I think
he’s ready for that and he proved that at
Arsenal,” said the Palace manager.
“It’s tough to get in their team but he’s
closer to the starting action with us.”

Godjone: islamist and their hatred 4 xtainity. But no matter what, they wil neva have an islamic republic in Nigeria, never. Useles wicked cowards that kill self and others 4 an un-realistic virgins. I pity ppl that stil wish to remain in that teror religioun

smh for U̶̲̥̅̊ oº°˚˚°ºoo mumu...U̶̲̥̅̊ will soon regret wat U̶̲̥̅̊ J̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊s̶̲̥̅̊t̲̥̅̊ wrote.

Y'all its another year of total football frm d wonder goal by ibrahimovic or d record breaker lionel messi...my. Hereby present my 2012 world best xi. Joe hart shd be at d goal post for blastering form I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ 2012...pepe n kompany occupying d centre back position....sergio ramos n marcelo I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ right n left back repectively...alonso,xavi n iniesta I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ midfield....ronaldo, van persie and messi completed a 4-4-2 formation..

TO0 much swhagg last nyt

toke8: people came out yest to protest about a private film made thousands of kilometres away while they have never come out to protest/openly criticize Boko Haram which operates right under their noses. Hypocrisy!!
Christians will continue to attend mass and go to church everyday because, nothing, even persecution can separate us from the love of Christ.

relocate to bauchi to support ur claim

obicentlis:
There are minority Native Christians who are originally are from Bauchi, the can't run from their fatherland. They need our prayers.

they can receive ur prayer I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ their coffin. Make dem ϞO̶̲̥̅ run for their life ooo

berem: Another long and boring story for this hot afternoon! Mtscheeeew!

U̶̲̥̅̊ can use my wall clock, it seemS I̶̲̥̅̊s̶̲̥̅̊ gonna be beta than urs

folahann: Guys, this doesn't really mean he should be buried there. He's just trying to show how much he loves Chelsea.

Ơ̴̴͡.̮Ơ̴̴̴͡ translator(I T O).