₦airaland Forum

Gbawe: @Topic.

I don't support Fayose being denied his mandate to lead Ekiti through the use of back door tactics. I believe Fayemi lost the election to Fayose. Nonetheless, this is politics and any legitimate and legal tactics to defeat a foes is 'par for the course'. If the APC Fayemi camp has now seen a legally pertinent argument establishing the case, beyond doubt, that Fayose was disqualified from running as a gubernatorial candidate then they would be incorrigible victims for not using this advantage to confront PDP impunity and lawlessness.

The same thing happened in the past when some stakeholders tried to prevent Ibori from contesting to be a governor. Those brave stakeholders took their case to court and argued correctly that Ibori had been convicted of a criminal offence in the UK and thus disqualified from participating in a guber race in Nigeria. OBJ, with his mind settled on another 'criminal son' in Ibori, would have non of it. The judge brazenly declared that the Ibori convicted of criminal behaviour in the UK was not the same Ibori vying to be Governor In Nigeria. Of course we all now know this to be false and another disgrace to corrupt Nigerian judiciary and the lawless backbone of Nigerian leaders OBJ and GEJ commonly typify.

Fayose won but the APC should not let go if there is a legally verifiable reason barring Fayose from contesting in the first place. Enough of the PDP foisting convicted criminals and felons on Nigeria.

Fayose on his part, if he is not the thug people claim he is, should never use thuggery and violence in an an effort to intimidate the judicial process. That is unacceptable in civilised and democratic society. I think Fayose knows that a legally enforceable case against him can be established and this is why he is acting desperately. Most folks can admit he won but Nigeria should never seek to be a Country where law and order is relegated to the back because of political agenda. If it can be proven that Fayose was disqualified from running then let this be a watershed case that perhaps puts an end to PDP's practice of presenting disqualified convicted criminals and felons as candidates for important public office. They have gotten away with it for far too long.

do you always play with "what if" before and when discussing the politics in Nigeria.


-what if the judge is been bribed to tamper with justice.
-what if Fayose never masterminded the chaos at the court
-what if APC is behind this mayhem to label PDP
-What if Femi is being used by some persons
-What if Fayose wrote this script
-What if what if what if


I am neither for APC nor PDP........They are of a coin sharing different sides......while they are giving us reasons to passionately migrate to the South, they are going North while mocking our stupidity.

Nigeria politics is a well orchestrated script written yesterday and being directed today......


PDP winning APC in the last election in Niger State without any protect from APC's camp is a case study.

Nigeria politics is synonymous to "iya aje ke lana omo ku loni" meaning "today is the manifestation of yesterday's plan"


In a nutshell, Nigeria politics as it unfolds is not always what, when or how it is.

Smilingbob: Constructive Criticism is good
Compliment is better

I will consider the former better and latter good.

vikel2104: It is much easier to criticize than to compliment. Sometimes criticisms are necessary but most times people just do it for the fun of it. Why is it so? Is it human nature?

People with I-can-do-it-better attitude criticize more......proud, arrogant......

humility qualifies those that compliment more.

Nkemimoh: True love is very difficult to find, u may love someone but the person in question may not love u. Vise Vasa

there are gonna be true loves when you are just an ATM machine (either cashful or cashless)

GoldenDr: .1.TRUE LOVE
2.A JOB
3.A VIRGIN
4.MONEY ..
5.SLEEP

with a job, others should follow.







a satisfying job!

gift01: She's my choice for Lagos Governor if the cabals will give her a chance. Abike Dabiri for Lagos 2015

abeg o....I no wan lose my Mama now.

Lagos politics and her pre-primaries eliminations.

she can always do us proud in whatever capacity.

standd: ......... No one broke my heart.

now I can reckon with ur write-up since it aint as a result of broken heart.....nice and eye popper for some it is.

lomomike: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/8-operators-illegal-universities-prosecuted-nuc/

it shows that our government has failed the Nigeria students.

How many students do these government and licensed private schools admit yearly?

A failed sector some people are taking advantage of.

Afe Babalola University is case study of such schools.....still dont know why NUC hasn't licensed that school.

I wonder when the plight of Uniabuja will be attended to.

Nigeria students risking education as a result of leaders' failure.


what will it cost our government to take up those schools and nourish them instead of sending those zealous students home.

It won't be a surprise if some of these schools have better inputs and outputs compared to some government possessed schools.


yeye dey smell.......inconsiderate and wicked act.

who knows if its a scenario of two elephants fighting and the grass/trees (students) being the victims.

standd: How do I reply without letting your silliness rub off on me ehn! You and the camel that liked your post.

this in not about a silly camel.

we both do know that is it either a guy's/lady's heart is broken when he/she talks as such or he/she is just stating the facts.

I was just asking a question. .....

legendsilver: I might be next o!
God bless the day I met my fiancee on 2go.
I go surely share the wedding pix here with semo and egusi soup for everybody on NL.

cheeeii....this is a typical 2go love.....lolz

standd:

This is my opinion.

I used to listen to men whine about Nigerian women being gold-diggers and most times I don't blame the men.
When an entire generation of women do not know the value of hard-work and working with ones hands to make ends meet, then there is a problem somewhere.

Dear Naija woman,
There's no written law that men should buy you recharge cards, buy you sharwamah or take you shopping. Any man that choose to spend on you only does that because he has money to spend in the first place. And last I checked, the freedom to earn money isn't restricted to the male gender alone.
We know how easy it is, to paint your face all day and then dress up to meet a man who will spend on you. But what I don't understand is how we all grew up believing that we can not make our own money. How? Why? Who told you that you can't work to take care of your needs.

Pls, the good men I have met do not want intellectual and physical liabilities.
What happened to the days when our MOTHERS worked hard to care for the family?

Every time you wait for a man to credit your phone, buy your meals, change your wardrobe and cater to your every need.. Then, you have also given them the licence to talk down on you and treat you like a nonentity with nothing to offer.

For those of you who think you can get whatever you want from men without lifting a finger to better your own life. All I can ask is, for how long? How long will you remain brain-dead and dependent.

Get up and find something to do pls, those women out there who engage in petty trade are not silly.
There's actually no pride in being jobless and showing off expensive clothes and items especially if your parents are not wealthy enough to support your life-style.

Whether you are a young school leaver,
An undergraduate or even if you haven't had the chance to study in any school. Just get a job and earn your own money.
Permit me to say this- If you don't find it demeaning to spread your legs in the east and west direction just to get #5,000 from a man, then you shouldn't find any job too demeaning.

*Go to pure water factories and other factories and apply as factory workers.
* Make small chops at home and distribute to Northerners to sell for you.
*There are a zillion small businesses in Lagos alone. Go and apply as sales-person.
*Go and learn a trade.
*Apply at mushroom schools to teach children.
*Study well in school too. So you can get a good job upon graduation.
* Take a walk round your community, you will surely get something to do.
*Apply to learn a trade.

You will not be arrested if you start buying your own recharge cards and paying your own bills.
Thank you.


*N.B: If you find this post offensive, forgive me. There are a lot of women out there working for their upkeep and being responsible.
And there a whole lot of women who think moving from one bar to the other, dressing to kill and getting money from men without lifting a finger to work is the norm.
It is not normal. Pls, if you are in this category, go and find work to do. Even if your salary is not much, at least you can buy little things for yourself.
How can you be proud of using high-end phones and expensive stuffs that your folks can't afford, yet you are jobless and without a source of income.. Pls, what sort of 'invisible' business earn you so much money?

As for me, I find extreme joy in knowing that I can take care of my needs when there's need to do so.
And when men spend on me, they do so out of freewill and not cos I have to beg or pay in kind.
Hard work doesn't kill

who broke ur heart?

Paradiseluvall: talking about this, I was so relax on my own watching manchester united against leicester city in a view centre and suddenly this fregrence from my ex's perfume just showed up from a girl sitting just in front of me, I couldnt think of anything else but those times we were making love and these are memories I hardly get to remember on a usual day.

The question is what is the first memory that comes to you when you persive that fregrence frm your ex's perfume ?

was the girl with a guy?

kagari: Hello people, he called said he would fly all my family pics on nairaland via facebook. So if u guys see pic of kagari flying round, just know banega did finally vindicate my claim

have u been recording ur conversations with banega?

2cato: I thought as much 85% of the female monicker in politics section are male.

painful?

but they are gays......it shouldn't bother u if u have no plan to unleash.

lagcity: No be like dat. Women always want something better, so the guy has just set himself up big time. Now he has to outdo himself on all occasions.

nah, the guy just did set the girl up.

190: all these because of toto

the guy has just secured his LICENSE to ride till like forever.

Elantracey: you can help me do that

it would have been a pleasure......

Elantracey: just felt like uploading one to lighten my mood tonight .

reposition ur pendant.

cococandy: Guys are becoming more innovative and romantic.
I bet this girl was short of words.
A day she'll never forget.

So romantic

we are only becoming romantic in disguise.

we are only devising exotic means to have free and smooth access to the pond.

imagine that night and nights that follows......


this is what I will tell my sister....."be more careful"

we have more bad guys......probability of picking good guy among bad guys get as e be.

KAYCEEJUNIOR: Madam, you mind if we can talk in private, I must commend the gorgeous beauty of your grand daughter, she's just an epitome of fair Beauty with a good heart filled with charisma and a good sense of responsibility......immediately I saw her picture, 2 of my ribs just disappeared, am not crippled yet but will be just fine if you and I chat privately. Thanks and best regards.

From your prospective Son in law
Emeka Charles. k
07068954220 (Whatsapp) ..... waiting for your humble response

after how many wives alhaji?

2 ribs disappeared?.......a wife a rib!

KAYCEEJUNIOR: 2 pages....still counting, yet not even a single picture......all this nairaland girls are nothing but fake and artificial human being......na to dey talk and wine mouth they sabi...



UGLY GIRLS EVERY SECTION OF NAIRALAND, no wonder I never hear and sucessful relationship or marriage story here

maybe we guys should start uploading our ladies' to show them what beauty is.


go visit fp to see the wedding pic of nairalanders that got married.

Idowuogbo: U sef no worth am abeg! U no see as you resemble dem agberos wey MC oluomo dey use as bulletproof? To worsen matter, u come dey look dey point em nasty azz fingers dey form yoh yoh and na ya likes hunger dey wire.Oshisko!

lmao......this a damn finishing uppercut.

this is the guy we are talking about here......akmonkey!

spyder880: More.

just going through this thread tonight.....an eye opener it is.

my questions as a layman;

1. why did you dig out EVERY of the foundation of a structure (toilets, rooms, kitchen, dining, ......) when you knew that you are gonna cover the whole up with "DCP" later on....... its just like when erecting structures on deck (no foundation needed)

2. When erecting the "semi-raft", wouldnt you have have saved more money attending to the perimter only instead of the whole area?

Making it (semi-raft) taller around the perimeter would have still stopped the water from flooding the foundation dug.

3. When is "nylon" required to be used on a building?

4. Why the reinforced concrete on the semi-raft (foundation) before setting ur blocks?

Would have saved more money there.




Kudos, I rate this thread 5★.

do u have contacts in Niger State......Minna to be precise.

ruggedboy01: •Number of aspirants increase as Buhari, Atiku,
Okorocha, Kwankwaso, Saraki battle for slot
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State is
warming up to join the 2015 presidential race.
He is expected to slug it out with former Vice-
President Atiku Abubakar, Senator Bukola Saraki,
Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano), and Governor
Rochas Okorocha (Imo) as well as former military
Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari for the
ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Gen. Buhari and Senator Bukola Saraki, are yet to
officially declare their interest in the contest.
More members of the party may show interest in due
course, according to party sources.
Governor Oshiomhole, it was gathered, has already
completed consultations at home and abroad on his
aspiration.
He was in the United Kingdom and the United States
of America (USA) recently as part of the
consultations.
He is said to have received encouragement to join
the race from friends, including foreigners who have
followed his switch from labour to politics and
governance.
His backers are convinced that Oshiomhole stands a
good chance of making it to Aso Rock Villa since the
PDP has conceded its own ticket slot to President
Goodluck Jonathan from the Southsouth.
They are of the view that the choice of Oshiomhole
might serve as a counter-balancing force to Jonathan
in the zone should the APC concede the slot to the
Southsouth.
But there is a snag: the recent election of Chief John
Odigie-Oyegun from the same zone as the party’s
National Chairman.
A source familiar with the development said
Oshiomhole has been “looking at the larger picture
and not geopolitical calculation.”
“The comrade governor, is considering the need for a
leader to salvage the nation rather than any other
calculation,” the source said.
“This is why he has been meeting with leaders at
home and abroad on his aspiration and how to
rescue the nation. He has concluded consultations
and he is of the strong opinion that he should vie for
the office.
“The governor is interested in the presidential race.
He will make his intention known soon. As a former
labour leader, he believes he has a bigger
constituency to lead the APC to victory in 2015 if he
gets the ticket.
“The governor will make a declaration as soon as the
APC releases the guidelines in line with INEC’s
timetable.”
The governor’s Special Adviser on Media, Prince
Kassim Afegbua, confirmed the interest of his boss in
the Presidency.
He said: “This has always been our interest because
some of us would not want the Comrade Governor to
squander his enormous political capital across the
country without giving a shot at the highest office in
the land. He has tremendous courage, brilliance and
capacity to contend with developmental issues in the
country; ingredients that are presently needed to
provide problem-solving leadership at the center.
“Give it to this great former Labour leader that he is
one Nigerian who believes so much in the unity of
the country and is ready to go to any length to
preserve that unity.
“Nigerians need a leader like Comrade Oshiomhole
at this time to galvanize all the centrifugal and
centripetal forces into a national aspiration to lift the
country from its present prostrate state to some kind
of Olympian height in a clear headed attempt to earn
our cherished position amongst nations of the
world.”
He added, “He will wait for the party to blow the
whistle but he will test his presidential participation
through the primaries. It will be our hope that the
members of the APC consider him worthy of this
noble cause in the build-up to the 2015 elections. To
answer your question, yes, he will contest.”






http://thenationonlineng.net/new/2015-oshiomhole-to-vie-for-apc-presidential-ticket/

yes, I am quoting the whole page.

I made up my mind years back never to vote again unless somebody wanna pay.......but, seems I am gonnaa change my mind iff this guy would be on the race......baba osho, na free.



you can go and die......yes, u!

pipiko: ........Bola Shagaya, a billionaire and close friend of Nigeria's former lady,Patience Jonathan was also at the event........

pls, can someone help explain that statement better

I don't know if my head is.......

dytbabe: Yes

I no ready to die now......with that shotgun kwanu.....mba!

Tymax: Còcks AK47 waiting patiently for any hand...

any?
even "sandpaper" hand?

dyttt: Lmao

Ayo come take this kiss he can't kill even fly

***closed eyes and positioning lips for the encounter***