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[quote author=Rhino.5dm]1- There is crude in ONDO state and LAGOS state #FACT 2 - India has more than 100 refineries without single drop of crude oil, yet. 3 - Die 7 times and 29 times, your region CAN'T and WIL NEVER attract 9 billion dollars investment. 4 - SOUTH WEST is the best of best. SAI SOUTH WEST!!![/quote]We already attract billions yearly. Just ask shell and chevron. You will be quite surprised |
You people have the votes to impeach jonah, please start the impeachment. Nah you people go tire. happy days are here again ![]() |
Kairoseki77: GEJ will be giving his "I will not seek reelection" speech very soon.I really hope he does |
torkaka: when you have characters like Asari & Clark running their mouths, this is the end resultWhat is the result are you people really this naive Asari, Clark and the groups in the Southsouth have no reason to worry. As you people like it,we are used to loud mouths and the noise makers, in Nigeria. When they begin to talk, believe me, you will be the first to know. |
berem: Why are you denying your party now? That stooopid thread you opened indicates that all hope is lost for PDP. JONATHAN is actually a good man, but sycophants like you are making him not to do his job well. You are a shame to PDP.There is only one PDP lead by Bamanga. With Goodluck as their president. Show us one Nigeria leader including yourself, that surpasses, the things done by Goodluck in three years. Talk and running of mouths has always been cheap. The sycophants on this thread, are the ones, that have no problem with a group of people entering churches and blowing up their cars in the name of their god, the ones that have an organismic orgy when school kids are beheaded, the ones that smile when bus terminals explode. They point their fingers and say Jonah has failed. Sycophant is a word for anyone, that wishes bad on his fellow man to score a political point. Take chair, sit and watch Nigerian politics play out before you. You might really learn something. Because your loquaciousness is not going to stop Jonah from his destiny. Make all the noise you want, when the southsouth begins to make their noise, your bankers will be calling. ![]() |
I hope the impeachment threat is carried out. This was a great country, many of our people from the Southsouth gave their blood, sweat and muscle to get it, where it is today. I am very sure, we will do better in any new nation we find ourselves. Please impeach Jonah. The average man walking the streets of the southsouth is not a boaster, let's find out once and for all, who really owns papa's land. |
ziccoit: Thank you and thank you and thank you.Very interesting, but Jesus is high on the throne and the enemy is caged already. I just wonder why you muslim don't seek your own country, mainly without the xtains in this country You cannot stand us, why not seek a peaceful breakup of this country. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]stop embarrassing yourself. Presently, virtually everybody in rivers state is with Amaechi. This is even the biggest problem you are facing. Solodu is with Atiku. Rochas and Adams are with Tinubu. Agreed north has never been a monolithic, but what about south?[/quote]Do you really believe what you say sometimes. Is like saying everybody in Ogun is with OBJ I don't think you people really have any idea, what is happening on the streets of the southsouth. |
There was a sharp division among governors of PDP at the peace meeting called by President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday night. The meeting, which lasted till early hours of Monday, however, resolved to continue today. A source, however, said much of the submissions by the G7 governors bothered on flimsy excuses, adding that if the president should follow that path, he would have nothing to show Nigerians in 2015. “It appears the aggrieved governors want the president to fail, so they can easily take his job in 2015,” a source said. Sources close to the meeting, however, told the Nigerian Tribune that a sharp division ensued among governors at the meeting, following the declaration by the Kano State governor, Rabiu Kwakwanso, who spoke on behalf of the G7 governors that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had become a thorn in the flesh of state governors, calling on the president to order the commission to stop probing of governors. Besides Kwakwanso, Kwara State governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed, also asked the president to put a stop to activities of the EFCC and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). Kwakwanso, the first to speak among the aggrieved governors who, on Saturday, teamed up with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to form the New PDP, said they were angry over four issues. He said they were being stalked by the EFCC, while the commission was also harassing the son of the governor of Jigawa State, also one of the G7 governors. He said as PDP governors, they should be protected from EFCC harassment, adding that members of the ruling party should not be so exposed to EFCC probe. Kwara State governor also told the meeting that he had been facing EFCC probe since he served in the cabinet of Senator Bukola Saraki, adding that there was an atmosphere of fear in the state over activities of the anti-graft agency. He said as a PDP governor, the government should not only protect him, but also protect his predecessor, who was being investigated by the EFCC. The claims by the two governors, however, elicited reactions from Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau, Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom and Gabriel Suswam of Benue. The trio opposed the request that President Jonathan should put a stop to EFCC activities. Jang was said to have insisted that EFCC should continue with its job, adding that he was also a victim of the probe by the commission for the first three years of his first term. He said the fact that the commission was a federal agency did not mean the president should take control of its activities. Suswam also told the meeting that his government had been severally investigated and that he never attributed the situation to the president. Akpabio, according to a source, said that the governors should strive to keep clean books, since nobody would be in office for life. Sources said Kwakwanso, who presented a four-point grouse, also mentioned the issue of Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF) election, the Adamawa PDP crisis and the Rivers situation as some of the grouse of the aggrieved governors. He was also quoted as saying that the president should find solution to the crisis rocking Adamawa PDP, as delegates loyal to the governor were stopped from attending the mini convention on Saturday. Kwankwaso also stressed the need for PDP to discuss party structures, with the president ensuring inclusive government. According to him, the list of those who were appointed into positions and boards of parastatal agencies in his state, for example, did not emanate from him, adding that those people had been giving him a lot of problems. “We don’t want to leave PDP, but we want to ensure the right things are done. We need a united NGF and we want the president to intervene and help sort out the crisis,” he was quoted to have said. The governors, however, insisted that besides the listed grievances, they did not intend to leave the party, adding that their action on Saturday was aimed at driving home their grievances. A governor at the meeting further confirmed that Jang was angry at the mention of the NGF crisis and that when he was given the floor, he accused his colleague governors of playing a deceitful game. He told the president that he was drafted into the NGF election by his colleagues who adopted him as a consensus candidate, adding that he was shocked to discover that the same people who drafted him later said they were deceiving him. He also said the action of the breakaway governors on Saturday was premeditated, adding that they had planned to hold a parallel convention long ago. According to him, the governors could not just wake up and get the venue decorated within few minutes of their leaving Eagle Square. He insisted that political leaders must do away with politics of deceit if the PDP must get to the roots of the problem. A source said President Jonathan, who rounded off the discussions, said the problems enumerated were all human problems, promising that all of the issues would be resolved. According to a reliable source, the president declared that those within his powers would be resolved by him, while he would readily refer issues of the party to the party leadership for appropriate action. http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/20643-%E2%80%98new-pdp%E2%80%99-urges-court-to-stop-tukur |
The Americans were right after all. This is how this country decided to end Very surprised, we walked into this trap, with eyes wide open. There was a country. |
Clerverly: Which Career? So police work in Nigeria has become a career to you? For your info, the ADC is currently being taken care of pending when APC take over government in 2015. Mark it , the guy is coming back as a Bayelsa State commissioner of Police, and it would be a pay back time.The usual Nigeria noise. I have friends that joined the police in 1993 after their Lasu days. Their lives are just fine. With a federal government guaranteed pension. How is this, not a career, you think everybody in the force enters with WASC or GCE ![]() |
Can you imagine, how this things are happening now Fresh air express. |
Nigerians should learn a thing or two from this man. Don't waste your life or career for a politician. |
Debewari’s whereabouts is currently unknown to the police. The police in Rivers State on Monday in Port Harcourt declared the Aide-de-Camp, ADC, to the state governor, Chibuike Amaechi, Seimeikumo Debewari, a deserter from the force. The Assistant Commissioner of Police, Administration, Augustine Sanomi, said in a statement that Mr. Debewari had ceased to be the ADC to the governor with immediate effect. Mr. Sanomi alleged that the officer ignored all lawful directives to see the state commissioner of police and the Inspector-General of Police since July 10 over his role in the fracas at the state House of Assembly. He said the whereabouts of Mr. Debewari was currently unknown to the police. “The commissioner of police acted on the Police Act and the Regulation Cap of the Federation of Nigeria 1990,” he said. Mr. Sanomi also said the Inspector-General of Police had acknowledged the desertion of Mr. Debewari from the force. The Nigeria Police Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, said if a police officer leaves his duty post for 21 consecutive days without permission, police act and regulation authorised the force to declare the officer a deserter. “Being a deserter is an offence because the officer involved can be arrested without a warrant of arrest,’’ Mr. Mba said from Kano. Mr. Mba also said that it was within the purview of a state commissioner of police to declare an officer a deserter in the force if he committed the offence. The Rivers State Government had earlier said Mr. Debewari was taken abroad for treatment after sustaining injuries in a violent clash that occurred in the Rivers State House of Assembly. http://premiumtimesng.com/news/144042-police-declare-amaechis-adc-deserter.html |
bloggernaija: He has to control his wife first.How petty, you don't have policy issues but his wife I bet 99% of you cannot even control your children, talk less of your wives. |
how many rules has this post violated or was it intended for comedic section. |
The police in Enugu State have arrested a coffin dealer, Mr. Samuel Ani, for allegedly “kidnapping himself” and demanding ransom from his younger brothers.http://www.punchng.com/metro/coffin-dealer-feigns-kidnap-demands-ransom-from-brothers |
If this report is true,then,Chukuma Soludo just dropped below Atiku in the world of political prostitution. ![]() |
Ragolis Water: Inec will do WHAT? Are this daft or you are just trying to be silly?Sorry, I don't banter with SS1 dropouts, keep your insults to yourself |
software man: You don't get it. Did inec not say they only recognise the uba faction of PDP in anambra state? Does that mean the're is only one faction of PDP in anambra state?Stick with what happened yesterday. Anambra issues are in court. I hate making arguments in circle. |
software man: Please stop living in denial. PDP is factionalised at the national level now.. all the state chapters, most 8f which are already are already factionalised will start aligning with either of the two national factions in the coming days.PDP is not your problem in this country. Jonah is your problem. Have enough guts to admit it. Like I sid yesterday, balkanisation is actually a very good thing for this country. The end product has proven to be peace and economic prosperity. |
Ragolis Water: Stop dreaming bros, we have 2 PDP factions.Wait for INEC to clear the air in the morning. No need wasting time over non issue. |
software man: Expel from which faction of PDP? the truth is that the new PDP has already removed the factional chairman of the old PDP tukur and his excoo . As we speak there are two parallel exco in PDP. What a peculiar mess!You are too smart, to make that comment. There is one PDP and by Monday morning INEC will repeat the same words. We don't all live in a banana republic. |
software man: which PDP? The new PDP or the old PDP? your statement is ambiguous!There is only one PDP, the coup attempt failed. Bamaga Tukur is chairman. |
software man: arrant nonsense. You seems to have forgotten that the progressive governors worked with the new PDP governors of 7 to deliver victory for amaechi in the governor's forum election. They already have a working understanding and I expect a coalition of APC and the new PDP to take over the national assembly in the coming weeks.The PDP has factored this breakaway govs into the APC, before this convention. So, there's nothing new here. |
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Stop pretending to be a dummy!!! Your attempt to tribalize my posts and put smelly words in my mouth fails woefully. I, unlike you, believe that we can find competent leaders from all regions of Nigeria. Try your best to look at issues from other dimensions than bigoted and prejudist ones.[/quote]Nobody is trying to tribalise your post, people are waiting for you to make a coherent argument, why Jonah should withdraw from 2015. |
After reading most comments here, you can understand the hate Jonah is facing.85% of the people from the southsouth will vote any day to from a union with the southeast, than the southwest. We know the people seeking our downfall in this country. |
The internet warriors lost again. PDP, even in Kwara no shaking. We have always overcome. |
[quote author=bashy_demy]What planet is this one from? so all Governors from North are PDP? i tire for you ooo. Ok Chekc this Governors and there Party Zanfara(APC) Taraba(APC) Yobe(APC) Nassarawa(APC) Borna(APC)[/quote]Name the states Jonah won in 2011 in Northern Nigeria. |
teskyg: Atiku that lost his ward to PDP during last election?He has finally nailed his Cofin.OBJ manhandling is a small fry.Dude is Gone.Intel staff,polish your CV.I just feel sorry for any intel staff. This time, the company is going down in flames. |
software man: to answer your last question:I am going to tell you this fact today, PDP just found internal political peace. Atiku and his gang, just like the NGF, outplayed themselves. Nigerians watched on the as PDP had a peaceful and fun filled convention. The desperation of Atiku and his followers will only make the PDP a better and more coherent party. You don't have to agree, but my friend, that's the truth. |
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are you people really this naive