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mcquin:It's easier for a cow to pass through a needle than this post reaching front page. |
Ngwakwe:Old Troll |
[quote author= [s]tit post=27934618] hmmm, this reminds me of the hairdresser obj slept with and put in high office. [/s][/quote] |
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[size=13pt]Dear President Jonathan, I have watched you in the last one year jump from pillar to post under the pretext of governance; clinging to the inconsequential and deliberately ignoring that which the times demand of governance in today’s Nigeria. From the moment you were sworn in as an elected president, it’s been a galore of gaffes and conscious distraction of Nigerians from the things that actually do matter to them. Within weeks of your presidency, your first executive move was to amend the constitution so as to allow for president and governors to serve just one term of six years in office. Not sooner than the dust raised by that move settled, you declared an economic war on the Nigerian people with an imposition of fuel tax, called fuel subsidy removal, which was just a way designed for you to avoid confronting your friends and officials who defrauded the country you preside over. Mr President, you may recall that October 2 years ago, during a church service to commemorate Nigeria’s Independence Day, you lamented that we condemn you at home while Obama commends you abroad. Even then, we argued that Obama’s commendation of you – whatever it was meant to achieve – was ill-timed and ill- informed. We reasoned that we were the ones who elected you our president and so were best qualified to assess your performance in office. Today, the table has turned. Does Obama still commend you? Just in case you haven’t heard, the United States government has seen you for whom you are – a president who presides over a criminal empire without making any meaningful efforts to curtail corruption. Before you dismiss my message as another baseless rant from a disgruntled opposition member, well, you are wrong sir as I voted for you in the last elections without compromising. I will go straight again to your last year's Democracy Day speech. As expected, it could not boast of any visible achievement other than economic indices and statistics that were quite divorced from the stark realities on ground. You showed an amazing excitement when you announced your administration’s empowerment of 1200 youths who benefitted from your Youth Enterprise with Innovative Programme, YouWin. I was surprised that such was considered an achievement by you Sir let alone being included in your anniversary speech. Mr President, may I humbly inform you that 70 per cent of the Nigerian population is comprised of people who are thirty five years and below? Each year, Sir, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) churns out at least 100 thousand young Nigerians who throng into the labour market in search of nonexistent jobs. This is in spite of the fact that a larger percentage of those who passed out before them may not have gotten jobs. So why should we be excited about 1200 people in a population of 170 million? Is it a deliberate celebration of mediocrity or just an attempt to appear serious with the job we elected you to do? In reference to electricity supply, you said, “By mid-2010, the national power output was about 2, 800 MW. By the end of 2011, we reached a peak of more than 4, 000 MW. A National Gas Emergency Plan has also been launched to redress the problem of gas supply which are essentially due to poor planning.” Curiously, you didn’t tell us where we were by end of May, or mid-May this year, the period you were reeling out the your achievements. So I ask now, Mr President, where are we on power generation? How many megawatts have we achieved between 2011 and mid-May, 2014? Where we are on electricity generation, Mr President, is on the region of total darkness. The wattage is negligible. Nauseating sound of generators still buzz in my neighbourhood daily, and darkness is the light in the villages where poverty even bites harder. That must be why you jumped it. The efforts you put in advertising your cassava bread, if not tragic, would have been funny. You cannot re-write history Sir, Cassava bread is not novel. Your constant efforts to lay claim to it as your achievement in office is worrisome. For the records, on 1st July, 2005, Obasanjo’s government made it mandatory for bakers to include 10% of cassava flour in the production of bread. I followed that administration closely. Yet even at that ,you cannot force people to eat what they do not want. Telling us you eat it makes no difference in our lives. Our billions are stolen by the day, anyway; and you watch without taking any punitive action against the criminals.Your penchant for majoring in minor, if not entirely irrelevant issues, should worry every sound mind. Your change of my school, Unilag to MKO Abiola University just by a.presidential fiat betrayed your love for vanity; your lack of appreciation for substance. And as expected, it stirred up eruptions in the school. Yet rather than quickly reconsider your stand, you declared to many who think you made another gaffe; “no going back”. I know political expediency informed that decision. But unfortunately, that was politically incorrect. It has boomeranged, and will not shield you from the harsh verdict of your critics, which is that your years in office as president was a total failure. It was a shock to me that you ended your speech without making any mention of the fuel subsidy scam – the biggest in Nigeria’s history. You said nothing about your plans to prosecute the offenders meanwhile you're wallowing with them in the fraud. If that is not weighty enough to cause you to act, I wonder what will. Should I mention the abducted girls? Should I mention the porous security? I dont need to bother sir. You could see, Mr President, that I didn’t have time to pretend about the message I wanted to pass across. You already have enough praise singers to last you a lifetime. Pardon my directness, it was meant to deliver the message in a manner you will be stirred to act. Do have a great day, Sir. I hope the domestic staff will remember to not prepare imported rice for this your occasion. Kindly remind them of your “resolve to always eat local rice”. Today should be for Abakaliki or Ofada. And lest I forget; happy declaration Mr President! Williams.[/size] |
The power to end all this bullcrap lies in our hands next year. We must vote cluelessness and insensitivity out of our government. |
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[quote author=[s]APContherun post=27934768]Yesterday November 10th 2014 while the whole nation was weeping over the death of over 40 innocent young Nigerians the Association of Progressive Congress aka APC was at Enugu for Rochas Okorocha`s presidential declaration. While the APC sees nothing wrong with shelving Okorocha`s declaration as a sign of respect for the lost souls they are instead accusing President Jonathan of insensitivity for having his a day after. Isn't that double standard? Why didn't the APC do what they wanted the President to do?[/s][/quote]I just had to cross this load of bullcrap. |
charix:Lmao..I'm not a blogger for political parties bro and I have no idea how it's done ![]() |
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This man just go find trouble start unnecessary thread..Lol ![]() |
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tit:When I saw you viewing I kept on refreshing my page expecting something stup1d and you didn't disappoint. Kudos! |
https://sunnewsonline.com/new/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Bomb-700x336.jpg NEXT DAY GEJ is rocking a woman https://www.nigerianmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/el-rufai-jonathan.png What a shame! ![]() |
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OKDnigeria:Na wa o! Did you even care to open that link to confirm if it's true or not? You just rushed to accuse APC like your life depended on it. |
pendy79:ibnsultan's account is gone! |
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oluwalfa:Some of you have been brainwashed by this useless government beyond recovery. Goodluck till 2024 ko? RUBBISH. Open this Google Search link. Click the first post. http://www.google.com/search?q=Henceforth%2C+anyone+who+describes+President+Goodluck+Jonathan+with+ridiculous+and+unprintable+names+such+as+%E2%80%9C%E2%80%9D+and+%E2%80%9Cdrunkard%E2%80%9D+will+not+be+spared%2C+the+Presidency+has+warned.+punch&btnG=&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new&gws_rd=cr |
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Isn't it obvious enough? |
Obinoscopy:Common Nairaland Mod you can't administer without being partisan and you're talking about leaders of tomorrow . |
[quote author=[s]Mogidi post=27895005] I have no clue to the internal politics of CPC, what's not in doubt is Buhari saying unequivocally that Abacha did not steal any money. There's no doubt as well that same anti corruption crusader allowed 53 suitcases filled with dosh to pass through the airport en-route to his emir friend. Promoting the lie that Buhari is a bonafide anti corruption crusader is a disservice to true anti corruption crusaders like Ribadu. [/s][/quote] Eziachi:Good one |
frankyychiji:So Buhari is solely responsible for making a powerful nation like Nigeria ungovernable?? ...Abeg no lie does that make any sense to you?? , he's in the opposition party yet he hasn't been exposed yet? Talk another thing bros...this "ungovernable" story makes no sense and you people know it. |
pendy79:Unfortunately topics like this don't get to Front Page but the jokers we have as mods won't bother moving useless threads to FP like "Why did Buhari Poo Today"..."Is Buhari Gay"..."Does Buhari Have a Church?" and any other useless topic that seeks to paint Buhari black. |
berem:It's a shame. I really don't understand the policy of our mods. |
adeyemijoseph:Seconded |
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Your constant efforts to lay claim to it as your achievement in office is worrisome. For the records, on 1st July, 2005, Obasanjo’s government made it mandatory for bakers to include 10% of cassava flour in the production of bread. I followed that administration closely. Yet even at that ,you cannot force people to eat what they do not want. Telling us you eat it makes no difference in our lives. Our billions are stolen by the day, anyway; and you watch without taking any punitive action against the criminals.
. I'm neutral in my stance since that is a benefit.
