₦airaland Forum

Inec should allow people use their temporary cards. Election must hold on the 14th.

doctokwus:
If Jonathan is a pH.d degree holder its real cause for alarm and more than deserving of investigation.
When prompted buhari showed everyone his wasc exam numb and requested the schools make it available,which they did.GEJ should request same of his thesis so this too cud be laid to rest and we all move on.I ask again;is this too much to ask?

Too much noise for nothing, ask your oluwole major general to produce his primary six certificate, then we can talk about Jonathan's waec. Till you people do this, Jonathan's Phd even BSC remains above you and buhari's pay grade.

That's what we want to see.

doctokwus:
So u are admitting GEJ didn't complete his pH.d program;yet lays claim to having a pH.d degree?

Another buhari!!!! comprehension shouldn't be a problem for you here Let's see your candidate's primary certificate, then we talk about Jonathan's WAEC. Jonathan's PhD is above you and buhari's pay grade.

People trying to hide their past, thank you people for finding all this old newspaper stories. I am confident more than ever, that, Buhari will NEVER lead this country again. 20 months of his disaster was enough.

Yes, because Nigerian tribal army failed to fight against one of its tribes. Our nuisance became a problem to them, they have no choice but contain the rubbish. They don't have generals running away and handing weapons to boko haram, or officers leaking details to boko haram, allowing their fellow comrades to be murdered in cold blood. They are not telling the world that boko haram is better armed than them, while the Nigeria army remains the primary source for 95% of boko haram weapons. Big difference, the Chadians and Cameroonians don't have a tribal army, they have one enemy and they fully intend to kill the bastardddds.

Nigeria army was built to fight in the South, boko haram changed the equation.

doctokwus:
He probably can't even read the alphabet, but all we are asking for is for him that claims to have schooled up to pH d level to provide concrete proof of same or ask his alma mata to provide same.Is it too much to ask?

Yes it is too much to ask, from a group with a candidate without a primary six certificate. Common have some self respect .

For group of people whose candidate is a known Oluwole fraudster. A man without a primary six certificate, the noise you people are making is insane. You think Jonathan will present a forged statement of result like your Buhari. Nonsense, shame no dey catch una.

You're lining up, like rams before a man whose only qualification for joining the army was, I AM FULANI BY TRIBE. Can your Buhari, even read a thesis and understand it?

http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathans-phd-certificate-authentic-uniport/


FOLLOWING speculations in some quarters that President Goodluck Jonathan did not complete his doctorate degree programme at the University of Port Harcourt, the institution has come out in his defence.

But the Uniport Deputy Registrar (Information), Dr. William Wodi, explained that apart from acquiring his first degree in the institution, Jonathan also got his Masters and Ph.D in the same institution.

Wodi, in a statement sent to SUNDAY PUNCH via electronic mail, described the rumour about the President’s educational qualification as baseless.

The deputy registrar of the university specifically stated that Jonathan was among 422 students that matriculated in the school in 1977 and was admitted in the Department of Zoology, which had been renamed Animal and Environmental Science.

“The authorities of the University of Port Harcourt are aware of rumours that are now spreading like harmattan fire over the doctoral degree status of President Goodluck Jonathan. The allegations have neither legs nor grounds to stand on and we hope that its purveyors will now rest in silence.

“For the avoidance of doubt, the authorities of the University wish to state without equivocation that Mr. Goodluck Jonathan, as he then was, was among 422 students, who matriculated in 1977. He was admitted into the then Department of Zoology, now Animal and Environmental Biology in the then School of Biological Sciences, now a Faculty in the new College of Natural and Applied Sciences.

“At the end of a successful residency period, Jonathan was awarded the Bachelor of Science (Upper Division) in 1981. It was rumoured among students that the young university was reluctant to award the First Class to its pioneer class in an effort to consolidate its academic profile,” Wodi said.

He said the President later enrolled into the postgraduate programme and obtained the Master of Science degree in Hydrobiology and Fisheries in 1985 and crowned his academic pursuit in the University with the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Zoology in 1995.

He said, “From the above account, it has become obvious that Dr. Jonathan successfully completed the prescribed courses and programmes as specified by the Senate of the University of Port Harcourt to earn his degrees from the university.”

Stressing that the university remains proud of Jonathan, Wodi advised any person or organisations in need of further information on the educational qualification of the President or any other student of the institution to contact authorities of the university.

“We have absolutely nothing to hide as an institution that has a statutory mandate to advance the frontiers of knowledge,” Wodi added

PassingShot:
You don't know politics at all.

Akala and Ladoja dare not campaign for Jonathan in Oyo, otherwise they kiss their ambition goodbye.

Kashamu and OGD don't have the influence of Amosun and OBJ in Ogun state. That is also the state of Osinbajo and GMB/PYO ticket has the support of the Awolowos.

If PDP get more than 35% in Ogun state, it will be the 11th wonder of the world.

When will you people stop dreaming This is still Nigeria.

No new state allocations yet.

BlackTechnology:
Good observation


Have you noticed that lots of anti-Buhari SW elites are waking up.

In Nigeria politics is winner take all, People have to imagine their lives under a Buhari/Tinubu regime in the SW. Most don't like what they see. Their survival instinct are now kicking in. That's just life. In the NC, religion and tribe are the more dominant issue, we are Nigerians that's all we truly care about.

All politics is local, the voting pattern come Feb 14 will mirror the 2011. Buhari has the NW/NE locked up, just as Jonathan has SS/SE locked up. The NC/SW will break in PDP's/ Jonathan favour because of religion and local issues. A more closer election, but PDP's victory is secure.

Buhari's past has turned out to be his nightmare.

SDP, LP, AP were expected to support PDP and Jonathan. The only people that did not know this were the APC internet warriors.

In Ogun state, OGD, Osoba and Kashamu will deliver.

In Oyo state, Akala, Ladoja and Folarin will deliver.

Its call local politics, not internet propaganda.

So Buhari had properties in Ikoyi You people attempt to cover your lies by telling 200 new lies. APC tell the truth the first time and you will never need to lie.

I just feel so sorry Amaechi. They are now paid because they refuse to support you. Like I said Nigeria's election will follow the same known pattern, Amaechi is slowly seeing the hand writings on the wall.

Look at suffering written all over the face of this man.

customized13:
And APC paid us 4million to say this.

Who's deceiving who?

Only in Nigeria

Unity government my foot, APC should be prepared for their disgrace. This is Nigeria, we shall see, who is who in this country. Oya let's vote and count it.

Unity government my foot, APC should prepare for their disgrace. This is Nigeria, we shall see, who is who in this country. Oya let's vote and count it.

Veteran politician and second republic governor of the old Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, sees ominous signs ahead of the February polls and warns they should not hold. In place of the elections, he is canvassing a unity government.
You once predicted that the February elections may not hold. Many people now seem to agree with you. But first, what is your view on the allegation that the presidential candidate of the opposition APC, Major General Muhamadu Buhari (rtd), is not qualified for the election based on the questions raised on his secondary school certificate?

The allegation is stupid and foolish and mere politics to tarnish the image of a retired general and the Nigerian Army. Gen. Buhari has explained this to the satisfaction of all reasonable people. First; he has secondary education. In other words, he attended secondary school with his last exam written with five credits. Second, he swore to an affidavit to the fact that he had secondary school education which should ideally end the issue.

But Buhari merely presented a statement of result in place of a certificate, and even the statement of result has Mohamed, rather than Muhammadu. What do you make out of that?

What is the difference between Mohamed and Muhammadu? He had classmates who attended same school with him. Second, he attended military schools. His accusers ought to have confirmed his result before being absorbed into the army. Third, he has contested election in Nigeria at least three times. And each time, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, must have looked at his credentials. Why should we now hear that he is not qualified?

Do you see this as some gimmick from the ruling party to discredit the general ahead of the presidential election?
Absolutely! That is the main reason behind such blind distraction from the ruling party.
What do you make of the agitation for the February elections postponement even as international election observers say they will not monitor the election in the North-east due to high level of insecurity?

It is quite obvious that with the manner the ruling party and the main opposition are going about it, the elections will not be peaceful, free and fair, if they hold come February unless we want to repeat the same mistakes and give room for massive rigging. Many people have don’t have the permanent voter cards. So what kind of elections are we running with most people not participating?

With the insinuation of violence before, during and after the presidential election and, specifically, the attacks on the convoy of President Jonathan, who is also the candidate of the PDP in the election, in some northern states, do you see the peace agreement signed by all the presidential candidates holding water during and after the elections come February 2015?

The clashes during campaigns by supporters show that such peace agreement will not hold. For example, PDP supporters from the South met and declared that if Jonathan does not return as President via the February polls, there will be problem for Nigeria. And some of the supporters of the APC also said that if Buhari does not emerge, there will be problem. In this situation, the agreement is fruitless and the chances of free, fair and credible elections are limited.

What in your view is the way forward?
The attack on President Jonathan’s convoy during his campaign in the North is another proof that there will be violence despite the peace agreement.

As it is now, members of the PDP have accused supporters of the APC of disrupting PDP campaigns in the North while in the South, PDP supporters are said to be disrupting APC campaigns.

In other words, because of President Jonathan and Gen. Buhari, Nigerians are now divided so much so that PDP will not campaign in the North peacefully and the APC will not campaign in the South without fear. This is another justification for the postponement of the elections until peace is established in Nigeria. Under this situation, it is absolutely impossible to have free, fair and credible elections. It is an avoidable risk and should not be taken. The Constitution gives room for the postponement of the elections and I think this should be followed.
The other thing I think should be followed by the PDP and the APC and other political parties is to answer the call for national unity government that will involve all political parties.

Interim government has constitutional implication, but a government of national unity is patriotic and has no constitutional implications. Once they agree, it is easier to constitute a unity government before or after the elections. I strongly recommend this for the sake of our peaceful coexistence as a nation. If it is before the elections, it should be led by the ruling PDP.

They should control about 50% of the government, 25% should go to APC being the major opposition and 25% should go to other political parties. If it is after the elections, the winning party should control 50% of the relevant positions and the major opposition occupies 25% while other political parties control 25% according to their relevance in the political structure in our country. This will bring about hope and peace because all political parties are fully represented in governance.

Do you see the APC agreeing to this unity government as they openly kicked against any idea of election postponement as suggested by the security adviser to the president?

What hope do they have to win the February presidential election in the face of the ongoing attacks by the supporters of the PDP and the election can easily be rigged because their candidate has signed the peace agreement with the PDP? Will they take opposition beyond the limit because they have lost?

Unity government is better than the risk the APC is taking. If the situation continues, PDP will rig the election and declare its candidate the winner. This is what they have always done, and they will continue with it and there is nothing anybody can do. If unity government can be embraced by political parties, Nigerians will rally round it and there will be peaceful coexistence among all the regions.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/february-polls-not-hold-balarabe-musa/#sthash.NldUpKyz.dpuf

BuddhaPalm:
O boy! This interviewer is brutal.

Second video.

Oh my God, this was unbelievable.

Oluwole fraudsters everywhere you look. Now this ediot wants to measure the content of bread. Why not measure the content, before you make a fool of yourself here.

Chevron is in a different class when it comes to oil companies in Nigeria. Good move but the administration

tbaba1234:
Your boss sent the budget to the house and approved it.

Read the constitution about the power of the purse.

tbaba1234:
That, my friend, is an indictment on your boss.

You are kidding, you people have been making noise about corruption. You cannot even show the monies you claimed were stolen? Now you are indicting the government for acting on the budget as passed?

I thought the complainers here, were calling for the eradication of boko haram? The boys from chad are getting the job done. They are not donating their weapons to boko haram.

Cameroun and Chadian troops will enter Gamboru within the next 24 hrs.

http://www.punchng.com/news/military-arrests-general-senior-officers-over-baga-attack/

The authorities of the Nigerian military have arrested senior Army personnel on attachment to the Multi National Joint Task Force.

Those arrested and placed under movement restriction are a Brig. Gen, a Lt. Col. and five other officers of the Nigerian Army deployed to the Baga headquarters of Multinational Joint Task Force, which was attacked and taken over by members of the Boko Haram sect on January 5, 2015.

Investigations revealed that the military authorities arrested the Brigadier-General and six other officers including a Lt. Col. in Maiduguri and moved them to Abuja for questioning.

The arrested officers are expected to answer questions on the loss of men and location, and military equipment which were taken over by the insurgents.

It was learnt that Baga came under attack barely 48 hours after the Army moved weapons to fortify the place in anticipation of a well-coordinated onslaught against the insurgents.