₦airaland Forum

madridguy:
I'm not clear Pls

Ratello:
Reconciliation my endowed "down below" in case you don't know, Saraki's fate is already signed, sealed and about to be served. Saraki is toast already.

mjames:
This might just be moment Buhari, APC and Tunubu has been waiting for. Reconciliation might just be on the way

madridguy:
Do you think army general is what you get through back door like WAEC certificate ? Enroll in NDA and see what it's takes to be a Captain not to talk of general.

pippimp:
[s]You realize that Nigeria is the most corrupt country in the world. You can buy almost any certificate. If I was the president, and with so much power, do you think it would be an issue to go procure one? How would you know if it is fake or not? The problems plaguing Nigeria goes beyond if he has a certificate or not. Nigerians need to start focusing on real issues and less on distractions. The mere fact that he graduated from a U.S war college trumps any certificate in Nigeria. Why? Because West point and any military college is equivalent to a university degree in the U.S.[/s]

DaBullIT:
[s]Did you read or do you have the capability to understand the previous post ??

I said No school wrote any letter to inform Nigerians that Buhari did not complete / write WASC in their school , while in Fayose's case , Letter was delivered by the school authorities to the media that Fayose never completed his OND with the institution


Oh and as for your propaganda picture, It clearly writes statement of result , Not certificate , You expected the statement of result to be issued in 1966 ?? Please use common sense[/s]

DaBullIT:
aT LEAST NO SCHOOL in Daura has issued any press releases or disclaimers that Buhari does not have a certificate , If you had an educated grand parent who wrote his waec about the same time as Buhari , kindly ask for his results or certificates and give us an update

Thank you


As for fayose , Those who dig too many graves for others tend to fall in it eventually , that's what is happening

Babacele:
go n remove him naa. Una namadi Sambo claimed that his certificate burn n nobody raised a dust cos he has a proof which is all the constitution requires. Pmb ain't no 1 Dr una hero that never got a PhD nor waa he honorarily awarded by any institution mtcheews!

blackpanda:
Ain't u pathetic. The president doesn't have either u or fayose's time. You can cry to oblivion if u like. There are more pressing issues in the country that join issues with the raving lunatic that calls himself a governor

Babacele:
go and sue waec naa and see your ignorance.....despite you folks stealing his file with the military authorities under IB Gej, PMB defeated you haters . this wailing is useless.

HopeAtHand:
I take it you're naive. The ability of Igbos and other non-Rivers nationalities to have the same rights as Rivers indigens in Rivers state during Amaechis tenure and now arent the same.

While he may not openly discriminate against Igbos, hes is an all out Ikwerreman, the type who treats Igbos as Igbos and Ikwerres as Ikwerres.

HopeAtHand:
The cap is not limited to Igbos alone, Ikwerres, Ogba, Etche, and some other tribes do wear the cap. It is more or less an example of cultural exchange.

Progressive01:
Great!! Let the 0.00%ers kiss the ground beneath my feet for all the rest of us care- and while at it, they should tell their recalcitrant son, Ike Shrek Ekweremadu, to write another letter to Kim Jung Un, for that which he sent to the US and UK have been used to wipe dog shiit off a corridor. Also, they should make him understand that his Igbo attire gimmick didn't quite hit the mark, the trick flew right over the heads of its target population- perhaps dressing like an iPod masquerade in his next appearance would do the magic.

Thank you NIGERIANS for believing. Things are difficult at the moment, but the light at the end of the tunnel keeps getting brighter and brighter by the day, meaning we are fast approaching it. Anyone who wants to be left behind can stay behind- it is their prerogative and no one would bound them to drag them to Uhuru.

Long live Nigeria and her good people.

God bless the President and his vice.

Babacele:
statement of result, premium times
[PDF] Buhari Statement Result -
Premium Times
media. premiumtimes ng.com/.../
buhari - ...
Page 1. PREMIUM TIMES . Page 2.
PREMIUM TIMES .
Buhari breaks silence, orders
'herdsmen' brought to justice ...
www​
. premiumtimesng.com/.../202545-
...
27 Apr 2016 ... In a statement
Wednesday, signed by presidential
... in full or in part, without written
permission from PREMIUM TIMES .
..... Amnesty International
Statement Said Buhari's ... Any
non-Muslim action offends Islam,
and results in ...
EXCLUSIVE: Katsina College
releases Buhari's WASC results
www​
. premiumtimesng.com/.../175384-
...
21 Jan 2015 ... The results,
obtained exclusively by PREMIUM
TIMES Wednesday, confirm Mr.
Buhari's ... The statement of
results is printed on the letter
head paper of the Katsina State
Ministry of ...
Cambridge University provides
more details on Buhari's WASC ...
www​
. premiumtimesng.com/.../175777-
...
28 Jan 2015 ... But after the
publication of the Statement of
Results , some Nigerians, including
President Jonathan ...
WAEC: Buhari Statement Of
Results Finally Released ...
https://www​.360nobs.com/.../
waec- buhari ...
Premium Times report. It was
disclosed that the computer
printout of the results was
obtained from Cambridge ...
Government College releases
Buhari's result - Vanguard News
www​.vanguardngr.com/.../
government- ...
21 Jan 2015 ... The results, was
obtained by PREMIUM TIMES on
.... It's a statement of result , not a
certificate.
Katsina College Releases Buhari's
WASC Results
nigerianewspapers.tumblr.com/...

delivite:
That's the only thing you are concerned about. No common sense, just as long as you fool yourself into believing you have won. Some of us actually have things to do. So you have won. Oya go self service yourself.

so why then have the APC internet mob made an issue out of the dress?

doublewisdom:
Why are they wearing 'Igbo' caps?

delivite:
[s]The concept of a simple answer is clearly beyond your comprehension. If not, you would have given me a simple answer a few seconds ago. Oya rant.[/s]

Akissani:
2geda with d senate president he was charged wit forging d senate rules. In a sane clime, he would hav tender his resignation. Instead, he wore d Igbo traditional attire go court. An attire synonymous with respect, purity and power. To whip up sentiments and sympthy of d N'digbo. Whereas he was engaged in forgery, he did it for his self ambition. Ask what meaningful contribution has he made to d Igbo region and people since he became a senator in may 2003, about 13 yrs ago. Absolutely NOTHING!
In his very eyes, d GEJ administration came and went, senatoe Ike Ekweremadu could not use his position as a two time deputy senate president to influence d construction of d 2nd Niger Bridge as promised
Erosion is devastating in d entire south east region, what has senator Ike Ekweremadu done to stem d tide? NOTHING! Absolutely NOTHING!
Now d three-time deputy senate president went to d court on charges of forgery dressed in Igbo attire. SHAMELESS MAN!

midolian:
Ehn! What of Ekweremadu?

@ least one of them should be in Kuje.

Ekweremadu wore this attire to get sympathy from his folks. Would have loved to see the reaction of his pipu if he was sent to Kuje.. to be reporting from there.

Well, one thing is for sure. These men won't be presiding over the Senate till 2019. Quote me anywhere!

delivite:
You are still running around the question. What is the masterstroke? Do you wet your pants whenever someone wears that dress? Do you expect everyone else to have an org.asm like you do when someone wears that? I don't understand you still.

isaacputi:
PLEASE I MEAN NO OFFENSE...HOW OLD ARE YOU??

DIVINE78:
Whoever authored this deserves our collective pity.

blackpanda:
Didn't that same fayose lockup the house of assembly and drive everyone out? Who did fayose submit budget to? Who approved the budget? In all of fayose stupid rantings have u for once ever heard buhari reply him?? My friend go and sleep!

SamMilla1:
What is the matter doing in court?
How long does it take to provide a certificate?
Who appointed the Chief Justice of the courts?
How do you rule cases against your father?

We don't want to waste our times in court. If the President needs transportation money to go to Daura and get his certificate, I will be happy to give him the money.
It is better than to waste our resources in court.

eleko1:
Thank u PA OBJ . . FAYOSE GOing!!!>»»»»»»»»»»» those Winch from village nor gree accept his sacrifice

blackpanda:
Stop calling Buhari's name. He has no interest is the lunatic governor. All the traps fayose is falling into are what he set for himself.

otipoju:
Nna Nigeria cannot get anywhere with youth that reason like this oo

delivite:
I don't understand. What is the masterstroke there? Eh OP?

dammytosh:
Dead submission.

You are a victim of our education system.

Accept my sincere condolence.

HungerBAD:
By Tunde Oguntola
[s]— Jun 29, 2016 3:07 am |

Nigerians have passed a vote of confidence on President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration and are also optimistic that the nation’s economy and democracy are moving in the right direction.

This was the outcome of an opinion poll conducted in the six geo-political zones of the country by the International Republican Institute (IRI), an arm of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

During the poll, there were 13, 409 contacts and 7,901 completed interviews, comprising 51 per cent male and 49 per cent female.

Unveiling the poll result yesterday during a press briefing in Abuja, the acting regional director, IRI, John Tomaszewski, said that despite regional divisions and dwindling economy, 54 per cent of Nigerians feel that the country is headed in the right direction.

Of the respondents, 68 per cent were from the North and 38 per cent from the South, but there are stark divisions in perceptions about the country’s trajectory.

On corruption, 53 per cent of the respondents believe that corruption has decreased significantly; twenty-seven per cent think it has increased, while 18 per cent believe corruption in the country has remained the same.

The poll result revealed that 40 per cent of the respondents in the North-East believe the country is headed strongly in the right direction, compared to just 10 per cent in the South-East, while 49 per cent strongly believe that the country is moving in the wrong direction.

When asked about the condition of the country’s democracy, 46 per cent said it has changed for the better since the 2015 elections; 21 per cent said there has been no significant change; 29 per cent said it changed for the worse while four per cent did not respond.

On security, 57 per cent believe that their community is ‘very safe’; 24 per cent believe it is ‘fairly safe’; 11 per cent, ‘not very safe’, and nine per cent believe it is ‘not safe at all’.

The survey also showed that 26 per cent of the respondents believe that unemployment remains a significant menace in the country and that it is the most burning issue facing the nation; 19 per cent believe that the falling value of the Naira and the state of the economy are the most important issue; 15 per cent, corruption; 14 per cent, fuel scarcity, 13 per cent, security; 10 per cent, electricity, while three per cent said infrastructure is the most important issue facing Nigerians.

On personal economic situation, 57 per cent of the respondents said that their situation had gotten worse while 22 per cent said it remained the same.

“This poll attests to the significant work that Nigeria’s government must do to address regional divisions and other issues of governmental responsiveness and accountability affecting the Nigerian people, and also highlights the tremendous achievements of the Nigerian people in committing to the democratic process despite the difficulty of past elections.

“It is also a promising indicator for the country’s democratic development since the return to democracy in 1999,” Tomaszewski said.

According to him, the survey also revealed a widespread perception that corruption is declining, with 53 per cent of respondents reporting that corruption had decreased in the past year.

He noted that Nigerians remain polarised between North and South, but that they generally support the democratic process and believe that democracy has improved since the 2015 national elections.

He stated that a majority of respondents also consider democracy to be more important than prosperity, compared to 37 per cent who think otherwise.

Tomaszewski remarked that this preference for democracy comes despite the crippling economic challenges facing the country.

In the poll, all respondents were aged 18 and older. Interviews were conducted by phone in five major languages spoken in Nigeria: English, Pidgin English, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo. Geographic quotas were assigned to ensure that every senatorial district was proportionately represented in the sample across all 36 Nigerian states.

The margin of error does not exceed plus or minus 1.2 per cent at the mid-range with a confidence level of 95 per cent.

The survey was conducted by NOI Polls under the supervision of Chesapeake Beach Consulting and the International Republican Institute between April 18 and May 6, 2016.

http://leadership.ng/news/539570/nigerians-rate-pmb-high-on-economy-governance[/s]