₦airaland Forum

Just few days ago, an Enugu-based renowned Catholic
priest, Rev. Ejike Mbaka lambasted and warned president
Goodluck Jonathan to forget about his 2015 election bid
and allow Buhari to be the next president .
Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka Of Catholic Adoration Centre in
Enugu. Photo: urbansturvs.com
The Enugu Catholic priest and founder of the Adoration
Ministry, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, yesterday raised the
alarm that he has been receiving threat messages
following his New Year eve message where he said that
Nigeria would be doomed if President Goodluck Jonathan
is re-ele
The priest who anointed the president and his wife, Dame
Patience in front of his church members in November
however came up to in December to declare that the
president should step aside for his opponent, Buhari to
be the president of the country come Feberuary 2015.
The reverend has however in a sermon at the Christ the
King Catholic Parish GRA, Enugu, yesterday, said if such
threats could move him, he would not even be standing
before the congregation that morning. Sun reports that he
said:
“Tell them I am not afraid of them. I have said what I was
asked to say. The only word I have for them is Isaiah
54:15,17: “Surely they shall gather, but because the
gathering is not of God they shall scatter. No weapon
fashioned against me shall prosper.
They said Buhari gave me money, but I have never met
with Buhari. I don’t know him in person. I only delivered
the message I was given and I stand by that message
because the future of this country is bleak with Jonathan
on the saddle.”
Rev. Mbaka said before he gave the December 31, 2014
message, he had called Mrs. Patience Jonathan sever­
ally but couldn’t get to her.
“When she came here, I told her to give me her number
so that I could give her messages, but thrice she refused.
It was later she told one of the pastors with her to give
me his number. So, before that message, I had called the
number for two weeks but it was always the Personal
Assistant to the pastor that picked the calls. “
Warning all Nigerians about needed change, Mbaka
srepeated that if Jonathan was re-elected for another
tenure, “the next four years will be hell for the country.
People are crying of hunger but then you will see what is
hunger. ”
NAIJ.COM

The same way i saw Jonathan wining before the election last year is the same way am seeing Buhari winning this year.I don't know why people are foolish, Buhari is winning oooooooooooo please this shout should wake all the clueless people up.

mauriceju2:
Buhari’s kids and people still use Quota system education (to enable them go to school) and federal character for them to get jobs. Imagine when a kid from Ebonyi State needs to score minimum of 112 in Common Entrance exams and another kid from Sokoto (a state that is older than Nigeria), Yobe etc., need only 9 and 2 respectively in the same exam. Remember that these kids wrote the same exam, in the same country, at the same time and answered the same questions. What corruption is worse than this? Yet Buhari has never condemned it.

what is this one saying?

I don't care whether the president will come from
Lebanon, all what i want is performance. Nigeria is
rich but paradoxically people are poor why? i need
someone who can fight this disease called corruption,
someone who can transform the economy for optimal
benefit.Am tired of mere promises,am tired of all this
our clueless leaders,Nigeria must change for good.

“If I’m voted into power, within the next four years, the
issue of power will become a thing of the past. Four years
is enough for anyone in power to make a significant
improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this
period, it then means I cannot do anything… If i remember this i feel like going to inec to get my vote back.Clueless

What has GEJ done with phd simple question?

What has d GEJ with phd simple question?

What has GEJ with phd simple question?

The most annoying of all the promises. provide stable power
supply by the year 2015 so
that small and medium scale
industries can thrive again.
To ensure that Nigerians do
not use generators more than
two times in a week
To explore the coal deposits in
Benue and Kogi states for
improved power supply
To construct more dams to
build more hydro-power
stations.
To reduce the importation of
generators at least 90 percent
in the next four years.
To raise power generation to
about 4,747 megawatts by
December 2011
To put an end to epileptic
power supply in the country
just as fuel queues at petrol
stations were ended
Economy To work with the private
sector and all the relevant
agencies to stimulate
industrial growth”

Between February and March, 2011, President Goodluck
Jonathan, as the presidential candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), toured the entire nation on
campaign. Each stopover he made, he dropped at least
two campaign promises.
National dailies reported them as he unleashed the
promises. The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-
Nigeria, in partnership with the Institute for War
and Peace Reporting documented them – 91 of them!
IPC documented the promises under 13 subtitles
including infrastructural development, power, economy,
energy and gas and security. Others are
agriculture, education, women, water resources, mineral
resources, national question, reforms and Niger-Delta.
IPC sourced the campaign promises from the February
and March 2011 editions of Daily Trust, Champion,
Punch, Thisday, Vanguard and The Guardian
newspapers; the February and March 2011 editions of
The News, Tell and Newswatch magazines; the
transcript of Goodluck Jonathan lone TV debate as
obtained from the African Independent Television
(AIT) and the inaugural Presidential address of Goodluck
Jonathan.
The full report is available online at www.ipcng.org .
Hard copies of the report are also available at IPC’s
office in Lagos but below are the promises tabulated for
you to identify those he has delivered.
Infrastructu
ral
developme
nt
To revive the rail system in
the country
To complete Lagos to Jebba
rail project
To intervene and revitalize the
moribund Nigeria Machine
Tools and other infrastructure
owned by the federal
government.
Government has budgeted
N50b for job development and
infrastructure
To modernize the
ports
To complete the
second River Niger
bridge before the
expiration of the
tenure
To make the Minister
of Works to
immediately start
repairs of the road
leading to Murtala
Mohammed
International Airport
To transform all major routes
in Damaturu to federal roads
To assist in
resuscitating all the
collapsed industries
in Kano state
To work towards
making Akanu Ibiam
airport in Enugu an
international airport
To seek alternative
funding means to
repair the Benin-Ore
road.
To set up a committee to
review Federal government
landed properties in Lagos,
hand over those that should
and retain those that should
be in possession of the Federal
Government.
To give Sokoto-Kotangora
road unfettered attention
Power To deliver stable, constant
supply of electricity
To provide stable power
supply by the year 2015 so
that small and medium scale
industries can thrive again.
To ensure that Nigerians do
not use generators more than
two times in a week
To explore the coal deposits in
Benue and Kogi states for
improved power supply
To construct more dams to
build more hydro-power
stations.
To reduce the importation of
generators at least 90 percent
in the next four years.
To raise power generation to
about 4,747 megawatts by
December 2011
To put an end to epileptic
power supply in the country
just as fuel queues at petrol
stations were ended
Economy To work with the private
sector and all the relevant
agencies to stimulate
industrial growth”
To introduce 5-year term
budgeting
To diversify the economy
To strive to revive the
Ajaokuta Steel complex and
Itakpe Iron ore company
To address the issues of
unemployment through
diversification of the nation’s
economy to that of sustainable
agricultural development
across the 36 states of
federation
To reduce production cost by
inviting manufacturers of high
demand commodities in the
country to set up production
factories in the country
To get industries in Lagos up
and running, also bring
industries to the Niger Delta
To in the next 2 years create
1.5 million jobs
To transform the economy
within four years
To constitute a special
committee drawing experts
from the MAN, NACCIMA and
related bodies as well as key
government officials to
deliberate regularly on
policies that will improve the
nation’s economy; committee
to be coordinated by the chief
economic adviser to the
President.
To review importation rules
and regulations to encourage
local manufacturers
To create wealth through the
transformation of the
economy by intervening in
several areas
To revitalise all the Federal
government properties that
have been abandoned in
Lagos State, through
privatisation in conjunction
with the state government.
To have a deliberate policy to
create jobs by funding SMEs
To create an enabling
environment for the
transformation of the country
through the creation of job
opportunities for youth and
empowerment of the women
To deliver Nigeria from
poverty, promote agriculture,
create employment, create
wealth, work on irrigation
farming to provide food. Energy &
Gas
To facilitate the Petroleum
Industry Law with emphasis
on local content such that jobs
are created for Nigerians.
To construct 2 world scale
petrochemical plants, 2
fertilizer plants and 2 fertilizer
blending plants.
To make investment under the
gas-driven economic roadmap
result in foreign direct
investment of about $10
billion over the next three
years.
To establish petrochemical
plant around Koko Free Trade
Zone in Delta State
To build a $3 billion central
gas processing facility by
2012 to be sited in Obiaruku
Delta State.
To attract $25 billion worth of
investment into developing the
country’s gas infrastructure
To in four years, make Nigeria
go beyond producing and
exporting crude oil to
exporting refined petroleum
products because Nigeria has
no reason to keep importing
kerosene
To create 600,000 new jobs in
the gas industry
To boost gas supply from 1.0
billion cubic feet per day to 10
billion cubic feet by the year
2020.
To invest in petrol chemicals,
mining, research and
development
Security To make anyone caught
breaching the public peace to
face the full wrath of the law.
To make sure that no part of
the country is allowed to be a
sanctuary for criminals
anymore be they armed
robbers or kidnappers
To make a complete
transformation of national
security architecture
To confront headlong ethno-
religious violence in the
country
To ensure there is no sacred
cow in the fight against
corruption; all crimes will be
investigated as security is
key.
Not to interfere with corruption
cases
To strengthen EFCC and ICPC
to fight crime
To eradicate kidnappings
impeding entrepreneurship in
Eastern Zone
To pursue all bombers and
terrorists
To adopt modern method to
tackle the problem of political
violence
Agriculture To boost agriculture through
irrigation and maximizing vast
mineral resources in the
country
To revive the marketing
boards to ensure that farmers
are no longer cheated on the
sales of their farm products
and produce while more silos
would be built to help farmers
preserve their products
To provide farmers with
information on agricultural
production and move towards
mechanized agriculture.
To make each state to
specialize in two crops; cash
and local crop
Has earmarked some money
to revitalize ailing industries
and give loans to framers
To emback on
irrigation project to
boost production; to
start two projects in
Kwara State
To boost farming
activities by providing
power and water
Education To establish at least one
Federal University in each
state of the federation by the
end of 2012
To improve on hostel facilities
across the nation
To revamp Almajiri system of
education
To work towards improving
the education sector as a
prelude to transforming
economy and as means of
empowering the people
To improve on teaching and
learning environment while the
new universities are
structured
To make every Nigerian of
school age to have access to
education
Women To give 35% of political
appointments at both
ministerial and ambassadorial
levels to women
Water
Resources
To re-build Ilesa water
scheme
To complete Ife/Ijesa dam
To provide sufficient water to
the people of Taraba;
the design work for Mambilla
dam has been completed To
make dam resuscitation to
result in Agric boom, reduce
poverty in Taraba state
Mineral
Resources
To ensure that Hydro carbon
deposits in some parts of the
North are fully exploited
To revamp mining activities in
Jos, Plateau State
To make solid mineral
key revenue source in
Nigeria
National
Question
To not discriminate based on
ethnicity or religion
To run an all inclusive
government without
discrimination
To conduct a free and fair
election
To run an open government
To stand for national unity and
wealth creation
To make Nigeria a single
indivisible entity and bring
development to every part of
the country
To compensate communities
affected by dam construction
in Niger state
To fight corruption regardless
of the position of the person
involved”
To commit to politics without
bitterness.
To build a new economy that
is strong and dynamic and
underpinned by a patriotic
work ethic’; to run a
government that is committed
to fairness, equity and justice
for all.
Reforms To reform and ensure that the
Customs conform to global
practices
To facilitate a bill to National
Assembly to give
constitutional backing to
traditional rulers as
custodians of the traditions
and customs of the people
To make the new tax policy to
address the multiple taxation
and related issues and make it
become a thing of the past
To lead by example;
strengthen the anti-graft
agencies, not interfere and
give free hand on all matters
of investigation against any
government official.
To build a new economy that
is strong and dynamic and
underpinned by a patriotic
work ethic’.
To continue to run a
government that is committed
to fairness, equity and justice
for all.
Niger Delta To put in place a four-year
development plan for the Niger
Delta region that will create
coastal roads, railways and
mechanised agriculture and
look for ways of exporting our
produce; set up committees
on their execution.
To work together with the
Cross River State Government
to make sure Tinapa is vibrant
and productive.
To ensure that the National
Boundary Development
Agencies are funded to tackle
the challenges that arose out
of the ceding of Bakassi to
Cameroun
To bring investors to
establish petrochemical
industries in Niger Delta

I don't care whether the president will come from
Lebanon, all what i want is performance. Nigeria is
rich but paradoxically people are poor why? i need
someone who can fight this disease called corruption,
someone who can transform the economy for optimal
benefit.Am tired of mere promises,am tired of all this
our clueless leaders,Nigeria must change for good.

I don't care whether the president will come from
Lebanon, all what i want is performance. Nigeria is
rich but paradoxically people are poor why? i need
someone who can fight this disease called corruption,
someone who can transform the economy for optimal
benefit.Am tired of mere promises,am tired of all this
our clueless leaders,Nigeria must change for good.

I don't care whether the president will come from Lebanon, all what i want is performance. Nigeria is rich but paradoxically people are poor why? i need someone who can fight this disease called corruption, someone who can transform the economy for optimal benefit.Am tired of mere promises,am tired of all this our clueless leaders,Nigeria must change for good.

I don't know why politicians don't understand simple political maths.It is very simple, perform and you rule again not when you have failed the electorates you start pursuing faceless ambition. GMB come Feb 14th.quote me and you disappear.

slimmy05:
And he abandons Gods work to done with the devil

Are you not more than qualified to do God's work? your own is to judge.Reply me and you die.

Last Election Jonathan was reigning now is Buhari's turn.If you like go and bleep death body and die GMB is winning.

President Goodluck Jonathan’s 91
campaign promises – help identify those
he has delivered
Between February and March, 2011, President Goodluck
Jonathan, as the presidential candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), toured the entire nation on
campaign. Each stopover he made, he dropped at least
two campaign promises.
National dailies reported them as he unleashed the
promises. The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-
Nigeria, in partnership with the Institute for War
and Peace Reporting documented them – 91 of them!
IPC documented the promises under 13 subtitles
including infrastructural development, power, economy,
energy and gas and security. Others are
agriculture, education, women, water resources, mineral
resources, national question, reforms and Niger-Delta.
IPC sourced the campaign promises from the February
and March 2011 editions of Daily Trust, Champion,
Punch, Thisday, Vanguard and The Guardian
newspapers; the February and March 2011 editions of
The News, Tell and Newswatch magazines; the
transcript of Goodluck Jonathan lone TV debate as
obtained from the African Independent Television
(AIT) and the inaugural Presidential address of Goodluck
Jonathan.
The full report is available online at www.ipcng.org .
Hard copies of the report are also available at IPC’s
office in Lagos but below are the promises tabulated for
you to identify those he has delivered.
Infrastructu
ral
developme
nt
To revive the rail system in
the country
To complete Lagos to Jebba
rail project
To intervene and revitalize the
moribund Nigeria Machine
Tools and other infrastructure
owned by the federal
government.
Government has budgeted
N50b for job development and
infrastructure
To modernize the
ports
To complete the
second River Niger
bridge before the
expiration of the
tenure
To make the Minister
of Works to
immediately start
repairs of the road
leading to Murtala
Mohammed
International Airport
To transform all major routes
in Damaturu to federal roads
To assist in
resuscitating all the
collapsed industries
in Kano state
To work towards
making Akanu Ibiam
airport in Enugu an
international airport
To seek alternative
funding means to
repair the Benin-Ore
road.
To set up a committee to
review Federal government
landed properties in Lagos,
hand over those that should
and retain those that should
be in possession of the Federal
Government.
To give Sokoto-Kotangora
road unfettered attention
Power To deliver stable, constant
supply of electricity
To provide stable power
supply by the year 2015 so
that small and medium scale
industries can thrive again.
To ensure that Nigerians do
not use generators more than
two times in a week
To explore the coal deposits in
Benue and Kogi states for
improved power supply
To construct more dams to
build more hydro-power
stations.
To reduce the importation of
generators at least 90 percent
in the next four years.
To raise power generation to
about 4,747 megawatts by
December 2011
To put an end to epileptic
power supply in the country
just as fuel queues at petrol
stations were ended
Economy To work with the private
sector and all the relevant
agencies to stimulate
industrial growth”
To introduce 5-year term
budgeting
To diversify the economy
To strive to revive the
Ajaokuta Steel complex and
Itakpe Iron ore company
To address the issues of
unemployment through
diversification of the nation’s
economy to that of sustainable
agricultural development
across the 36 states of
federation
To reduce production cost by
inviting manufacturers of high
demand commodities in the
country to set up production
factories in the country
To get industries in Lagos up
and running, also bring
industries to the Niger Delta
To in the next 2 years create
1.5 million jobs
To transform the economy
within four years
To constitute a special
committee drawing experts
from the MAN, NACCIMA and
related bodies as well as key
government officials to
deliberate regularly on
policies that will improve the
nation’s economy; committee
to be coordinated by the chief
economic adviser to the
President.
To review importation rules
and regulations to encourage
local manufacturers
To create wealth through the
transformation of the
economy by intervening in
several areas
To revitalise all the Federal
government properties that
have been abandoned in
Lagos State, through
privatisation in conjunction
with the state government.
To have a deliberate policy to
create jobs by funding SMEs
To create an enabling
environment for the
transformation of the country
through the creation of job
opportunities for youth and
empowerment of the women
To deliver Nigeria from
poverty, promote agriculture,
create employment, create
wealth, work on irrigation
farming to provide food
Energy &
Gas
To facilitate the Petroleum
Industry Law with emphasis
on local content such that jobs
are created for Nigerians.
To construct 2 world scale
petrochemical plants, 2
fertilizer plants and 2 fertilizer
blending plants.
To make investment under the
gas-driven economic roadmap
result in foreign direct
investment of about $10
billion over the next three
years.
To establish petrochemical
plant around Koko Free Trade
Zone in Delta State
To build a $3 billion central
gas processing facility by
2012 to be sited in Obiaruku
Delta State.
To attract $25 billion worth of
investment into developing the
country’s gas infrastructure
To in four years, make Nigeria
go beyond producing and
exporting crude oil to
exporting refined petroleum
products because Nigeria has
no reason to keep importing
kerosene
To create 600,000 new jobs in
the gas industry
To boost gas supply from 1.0
billion cubic feet per day to 10
billion cubic feet by the year
2020.
To invest in petrol chemicals,
mining, research and
development
Security To make anyone caught
breaching the public peace to
face the full wrath of the law.
To make sure that no part of
the country is allowed to be a
sanctuary for criminals
anymore be they armed
robbers or kidnappers
To make a complete
transformation of national
security architecture
To confront headlong ethno-
religious violence in the
country
To ensure there is no sacred
cow in the fight against
corruption; all crimes will be
investigated as security is
key.
Not to interfere with corruption
cases
To strengthen EFCC and ICPC
to fight crime
To eradicate kidnappings
impeding entrepreneurship in
Eastern Zone
To pursue all bombers and
terrorists
To adopt modern method to
tackle the problem of political
violence
Agriculture To boost agriculture through
irrigation and maximizing vast
mineral resources in the
country
To revive the marketing
boards to ensure that farmers
are no longer cheated on the
sales of their farm products
and produce while more silos
would be built to help farmers
preserve their products
To provide farmers with
information on agricultural
production and move towards
mechanized agriculture.
To make each state to
specialize in two crops; cash
and local crop
Has earmarked some money
to revitalize ailing industries
and give loans to framers
To emback on
irrigation project to
boost production; to
start two projects in
Kwara State
To boost farming
activities by providing
power and water
Education To establish at least one
Federal University in each
state of the federation by the
end of 2012
To improve on hostel facilities
across the nation
To revamp Almajiri system of
education
To work towards improving
the education sector as a
prelude to transforming
economy and as means of
empowering the people
To improve on teaching and
learning environment while the
new universities are
structured
To make every Nigerian of
school age to have access to
education
Women To give 35% of political
appointments at both
ministerial and ambassadorial
levels to women
Water
Resources
To re-build Ilesa water
scheme
To complete Ife/Ijesa dam
To provide sufficient water to
the people of Taraba;
the design work for Mambilla
dam has been completed To
make dam resuscitation to
result in Agric boom, reduce
poverty in Taraba state
Mineral
Resources
To ensure that Hydro carbon
deposits in some parts of the
North are fully exploited
To revamp mining activities in
Jos, Plateau State
To make solid mineral
key revenue source in
Nigeria
National
Question
To not discriminate based on
ethnicity or religion
To run an all inclusive
government without
discrimination
To conduct a free and fair
election
To run an open government
To stand for national unity and
wealth creation
To make Nigeria a single
indivisible entity and bring
development to every part of
the country
To compensate communities
affected by dam construction
in Niger state
To fight corruption regardless
of the position of the person
involved”
To commit to politics without
bitterness.
To build a new economy that
is strong and dynamic and
underpinned by a patriotic
work ethic’; to run a
government that is committed
to fairness, equity and justice
for all.
Reforms To reform and ensure that the
Customs conform to global
practices
To facilitate a bill to National
Assembly to give
constitutional backing to
traditional rulers as
custodians of the traditions
and customs of the people
To make the new tax policy to
address the multiple taxation
and related issues and make it
become a thing of the past
To lead by example;
strengthen the anti-graft
agencies, not interfere and
give free hand on all matters
of investigation against any
government official.
To build a new economy that
is strong and dynamic and
underpinned by a patriotic
work ethic’.
To continue to run a
government that is committed
to fairness, equity and justice
for all.
Niger Delta To put in place a four-year
development plan for the Niger
Delta region that will create
coastal roads, railways and
mechanised agriculture and
look for ways of exporting our
produce; set up committees
on their execution.
To work together with the
Cross River State Government
to make sure Tinapa is vibrant
and productive.
To ensure that the National
Boundary Development
Agencies are funded to tackle
the challenges that arose out
of the ceding of Bakassi to
Cameroun
To bring investors to
establish petrochemical
industries in Niger Delta

People should understand the fact that pdp today is not the true pdp that helped GEJ to victory. The structure of the party is shaking and they are seriously afraid.A good politician should know where to run to before they lock you outside.Apc for change.

We are all waiting to hear the final news.

What a country! made up of interesting species.

In every beginning there is an end.An end has come for Buhari.

Imagine a man attending a job interview without his
credentials. When asked to present them he yaps, "they're
with my grandma in the village."
We should not lose the fact that GMB is seeking for
employment as the president of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria. I think this is no different than any person applying
for a managerial job in an organisation. If he wins the
election, he will become the CEO of the multifaceted entity
called Nigeria.
I am bewildered by the nefarious silence of the APC who are
trying to impose him on Nigeria. In any recruitment process,
the normal thing is to present your original credentials for
sighting and then submit the photocopies for filing and further
verification, before you go ahead to talk about your
experience and what you have to offer. We're no longer in the
60s and70s when anybody can takeover the government at
will. These days even traditional rulers are well educated.
If educational qualification is not an issue, I should be made
the CBN governor or the GMD of NNPC.

WHO WILL
CALL THE BLOOD THIRSTY TERRORIST, ASARI DOKUBO TO
ORDER BEFORE HE UNLEASHES MAYHEM ON OUR NATION? I
remain perplexed that in Nigeria we have a self DECLARED
TERRORIST who is actually going on TV, RADIO AND
NEWSPAPERS to say he will overrun sections of the country
and KILL people if President Jonathan is not reelected and the
security forces are NOT doing anything to him because he is
SUPPORTING the President?
I am equally amazed that peace loving people are not calling
him out and using him as a PRAYER POINT against violence
in our nation. What kind of country protects and showcase a
KNOWN and UNREPENTANT Terroist who is promising
mayhem in 2015. Certainly this is one of the reasons we need
to pray against violence.
I for one am NOT afraid of terrosits like Asari Dokubo who
wants to intimidate a whole nation because he has the
support of the govt. Today I go against the SPIRIT OF
WARFARE IN ALL TERRORISTS IN OUR NATION - WHETHER
FROM NORTH WEST, NORTH EAST, SOUTH-SOUTH OR
SOUTH-WEST.
For all those planning to distrupt our nation ofr their selfish
ends if their candidate did not win in 2015, I say the LORD
REBUKES YOU! THE LORD REBUKES THE SPIRIT OF
DESTRUCTION AT WORK IN YOUR LIVES!
Surely, MY GOD IS BIGGER THAN ANY ONE AND ANYTHING.
Today ASARI DOKUBO, hear ye the Word of he Lord, 'he who
rises by the sword shall surely perish by the sword' unless
they repent quickly.
Today, I pray against the spirit of warfare and violence in our
nation, from any quarters, whether North, South, East Or West.
I say with all boldness and with the blood of Jesus over my
life, you and people like you, will NOT have the final say over
our Nation. THERE WILL BE PEACE IN 2015 regardless of who
wins the coming elections, whether it is current president or
another cnadidate. We CANCEL EVERY THOUGHT OF WAR
from all quarters in our nation!
As we march into 2015, let the Lord ARISE and let all the
enemies of Nigeria be scattered!IJN. I PLEAD HTE BLOOD OF
JESUS THAT SPEAKS SPEAKS BETTER THINGS LIKE PEACE
AND LOVE OVER OUR NATION AND REBUKE THE BLOOD OF
ABEL THAT CRIES FOR VENGEANCE. IJN hardtalknaija.com

Renowned Catholic Priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has urged
President Goodluck Jonathan to abandon his re-election
bid so that the All Progressives Congress candidate,
Maj.Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) can emerge the winner
of the presidential election next month.
Mbaka, who heads the popular Catholic Adoration Centre in
Enugu, said this in his New Year sermon titled “From Good
luck to Bad luck,” while addressing thousands of
parishioners on Thursday.
He urged all well-meaning Nigerians to vote for Buhari on
February 14.
According to the cleric, Jonathan has disappointed
Nigerians and cannot deliver the dividends of democracy to
the people.
Mbaka subsequently knelt down in front of the altar, cried
and asked God to give Nigeria a good leader and not
Jonathan. He used the opportunity to beg Nigerians to vote
wisely in the forthcoming elections.
He said, “I love President Goodluck Jonathan and I used to
be his ardent fan, but I want good for my people and that’s
why I want Nigerians to vote out Goodluck Jonathan and
vote General Muhammad Buhari. I don’t care if Buhari is a
Muslim and from the North; all I care about is that Buhari
can save Nigeria.”
Ironically, Mbaka had recently endorsed Jonathan’s re-
election.
It was learnt that the Deputy Senate President, Ike
Ekweremadu, had taken Jonathan’s wife, Patience, to
Mbaka, where the cleric said he would pray for Jonathan’s
victory.
However, after prayers, Mbaka said the sign he received
from God was that Jonathan was not fit to rule the nation
anymore.
Mbaka further explained that one of the reasons Jonathan
is no longer fit to rule Nigeria for the next four years was
the high level of insecurity which the President had failed to
address as well as corruption in the country.
He said it was unfortunate that the over 200 Chibok girls
who were abducted by terrorists over 200 days ago had not
been rescued despite series of promises made by
Jonathan.
He further urged the Federal Government to account for the
missing $20bn and stop insurgency in the country.
Mbaka maintained that Buhari could not Islamise Nigeria
as being rumoured in some circles.
He said he had never met the APC candidate but urged
Nigerians not to forget that Buhari fought corruption to a
standstill during his administration between December
1983 and August 1985.
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The Chief of Staff, Government House Port Harcourt, Chief Tony Okocha has said the radical change initiated by Governor Rotimi  Amaechi’s administration in the state has attracted many people to accept his agenda and support for All Progressive Congress (APC) in the State.

He said the massive investment in education, health, road construction, youths’ empowerment and so many others, has made Rivers people to reckon with the APC government in the state, adding that governor Amaechi’s legacy will give APC 90% chance  of winning the state in the forthcoming general elections.

Chief Okocha who was speaking at his Rumuigbo residence in Port Harcourt yesterday, said Amaechi led administration enthroned good measure of transparency and accountability in his government, making it difficult for corrupt individuals to loot peoples common wealth.

He said many people are yearning for change because of the lack of responsible government at the national level, arguing that the two million votes given to Mr President by Rivers people in 2011 was a wasteful venture.

He noted that Ikwerre people will never forget Amaechi’s boldness to ensure that Ikwerre man did not succeed Ikwerre man for the interest of the future of their children and unborn children.

“The chances of winning Rivers State are very clear and bright. The truth of the matter is that the legacy of his Excellency speaks volume of APC and our people are desirous of change and that is because the only thing that is permanent is change.

“That is what we want to continue with indelible marks in the sand of time. The people are very happy with Governor Amaechi. When you cause radical changes like Amaechi has done, people are likely to go with you. If you take a statistical data in the state, you will see that almost everybody is yearning for change.

“We gave Mr President two million votes in 2011 and today we have nothing to show for it. He has not imparted the lives of Rivers people. The issue of electricity in Nigeria is a total failure, but Ghana can boost of eighteen hours power supply. So that shows the PDP government has failed.

“For us the people of Ikwerre Ethnic nationality, we did not think that for the interest of an individual, the future of our children and unborn children will be subjugated because Ikwerre man wants to succeed an Ikwerre man. Power will leave us one day, then Ikwerre history in future will be redefined.”http://thenationonlineng.net/new/amaechis-legacy-gives-apc-90-chance-winning-rivers-okocha/

Popular light skinned Nollywood actress, Nkiru
Sylvanus is set to marry the husband and father of
the children of another popular Nollywood actress,
Oge Okoye.
Oge Okoye
Yes, you read well and it is not one of the
Nollywood drama or playlet. It is for real. Stella
Dimokokorkus made it known that the actress
(Nkiru Sylvanus) is already engaged to the Stanley
Duru who is the father of the two children that
beautiful actress, Oge Okoye gave birth to.
Preparations are in top gear for Nkiru Sylvanus to
marry Stanley Duru, the man who is the Husband
of actress Oge Okoye.
Nkiru Sylvanus
This matrimonial joining is set to commence in few
days time as the new lovebirds have picked
December 31st for the official joining secretly. The
shocking news which has been flying around is
still surprising to many fans.
Going down memory lane, the two actresses Oge
and Nkiru were said to have started off as Enugu
actresses and long before Oge allegedly met and
started dating Stanley,he was already dating Nkiru
and both were in a relationship that many thought
was altar-bound. Nkiru was said to have been
heartbroken when she heard Stanley had allegedly
married Oge but only found out after that Stanley
paid Oge’s bride price after the birth of their first
child together.

Thanks all and God bless you guys.

phantonce:
How would u feel driving same car everyday for 5 years?

I can do that if i love d car.

phantonce:
5 years!!!!
That's more than a term.
So u want a re-election after wasting your first term.
When are u even planning on proposing to her.

I am pretty sure u are one of those guy that keeps shouting we dnt want Gej,we want change.

And for those guys asking whether he has a car,do u want your sister to marry a poor nigga?

Before you run your mouth anyhow do you know when we started? we started when i was in year2 n she was in year1.

siegfried99:
Ask her why she wanna quit ?





And move on with your life.


# look for a lady who deserves u.

thanks man

1) Getting married gives your partner free reign to boss you
about
2) Getting married because you're 'at that age' is b*******
3) Marriage won't complete you as a person
4) You'll only be with one person for the rest of your life
5) Marriage means endless cleaning up after a man
6) Married couples are more unhappy and dissatisfied
sexually
7) You have to change the sheets every other week
D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
9) You have to be more caring and sharing
10) You have to share the bed