₦airaland Forum

chimkaire:
O ma se aroo fun erekere

chimkaire:
Hahahaha... //You know nada 'bout me...so, shut it, baby

FrankC3:
The National Assembly, the Senate specifically have her reasons to refer $9.3m arms procurement matter to the Senate Committee on Defence and not debate it publicly because the Upper Chamber is convinced that it is a matter of military procurement and such matters are never subjected to public debate anywhere in the world. Remember that the Senate is led by a retired military office who knows more about military procurement that you do.

Anybody that is afraid of his idea, no matter how excellent or outlandish it is, being tested in his/her country's Legislature before acceptance or rejection is not ready for democracy. The question is, are you ready for democracy? Is Prof Sagay ready for democracy? [s] What of Buhari and others that you support? [/s]

allege /əˈlɛdʒ/
claim or assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof.

CAMEROONIAN security forces have carried out a successful rescue of the wife of deputy prime minister Amadou Ali who was abducted by Boko Haram terrorists in the northern town of Kolofata over the weekend.

On Sunday, Boko Haram gunmen attacked
Kolofata abducting Mrs Ali and a local
religious leader or lamido, named as Seini
Boukar Lamine, who is also the town's
mayor. Deputy prime minister Ali had been at home to celebrate the Muslim feast of
Ramadan with his family but was taken
unawares by the suddenness of the attack.
Following the attack, Colonel Felix Nji
Formekong, the second commander of
Cameroon's third inter-army military region,
based in the regional headquarters Maroua,
said that Cameroonian soldiers were taking
the terrorists on. He added that they had
Boko Haram fighters penned in the town and were engaging them in a gun battle.

After three days of fighting it appears that
the Cameroonian military has now over-
powered the insurgents and rescued their
victim. It is believed that about six people
died during the rescue operations that lasted several hours.

Unlike their Nigerian counterparts, the
Cameroonian Army has not been infiltrated
by Boko Haram insurgents, so are more
effective in fighting the terrorists. Because
Nigeria's military has been compromised by
the presence of Boko Haram moles,
information on operations is regularly fed to the terrorists, who subsequently lay
ambushes for the soldiers.

Problems like this have prevented the
Nigerian Army from conducting a successful
rescue operation to release the over 200
Government Girls Secondary School Chibok
pupils abducted by Boko Haram on April 14.

Cameroon on the other hand has been more
successful, having deployed more than 1,000 soldiers along its border to help combat the terrorists.
www.nigerianwatch.com/news/4952-cameroonian-army-rescues-deputy-prime-ministers-wife-after-outshooting-boko-haram

etebefia:
Am sure that even while sleeping this man will be shouting 'jonathan' in his dream. Hypocrite you better don't develop high blood preasure because oe GEJ.

OgidiOlu3:
The sad part is, most of you ladies here are side chicks even though you don't know .

chimkaire:
Speak to me baby...please speak to me!!

FrankC3:
If Nigerians wants her leaders, not just her President or President Jonathan specifically, to declare their assets, people like Prof Sagay has the legal mind, goodwill and war chest to put together a bill to that respect and push it to the National Assembly. If the National Assembly accepts such considerations, then it becomes law that our leaders, from President to Local Govt Councillors MUST declare her assets publicly. Why he has not done that is part of the problem we are facing and that is exactly is why it is optional for the President to either declare publicly or just obey the legal requirement which is declaring to CoC.

Daresh:
Is that your problem? That she dated other guys who used and dumped her? You clearly dont like her enough because if you did, you would jump at the chance to show it.

tinuolababy:
this won't change anything.He will still win the next election.


I'm not a PDP fan

drnoel:
This is bias talking. GEJ administration is not as corrupt as OBJ's so what the he'll are u talking about. Have u 4 gotten how OBJ and his boys were acting g with impunity. Well from ur write up it is now officially known that Nigerians have short term memory loss

jaybanfa:
[s] @poster I was itching to reply, that I must honestly confess that I didn't read the entire article word for word. You made valid arguments as to other 1 term presidents in the USA with the most recent being George Bush. The important issues are
1. The Nigerian economy seems to be doing fairly ok i.e with the recent rebasing of the economy that puts Nigeria as the biggest economy in Africa and I think the 26th largest globally is enough reason to secure the incumbent another tenure in office although it can also be argued that the economic transformation all started long before his watch.
2. SURE-P is clearly another deal breaker considering the enormous infrastructural gap that Jonathan's government inherited and has had to upscale with Martin Luther Agwai as helmsman of the fund.
the list goes on and on and its my belief Jona is definitely coming back by the grace of God. [/s]

Haywirezzz:
When will all these political strategies transform d federal roads,stabilize power supply,provide security of lives and properties and jobs for d unemployed nigerian youths? It is quite incredible that the very youths whose lives are being wasted are mostly the ones celebrating these unproductive activities of our politicians.The worst type of slavery is mental slavery.

ISpiksDaTroof:
Jesus' private jet donkey was also found ferrying undeclared cash and arms dealers while breaking international rules twice in less than 3weeks?

Princecharmin:
ode oshi....how much did ghana donate...

They donated bags of rice...Bournvita and Groundnut oil. What a big joke

ndanieler:
[s]what do u mean by our education sector? we are trying to show love and concern to our neighboring countries and you are saying something else, do u think we don't have money in this country to take care of educational sector? please [/s]

morbid:
Nigeria is indeed a rich nation!! So,you mean to tell me that after $20million went missing and still remained unaccounted for till now,we still have money to donate? Oh!! Pardon me for forgetting the $9.3million still in the tight grip of the South African government,and now this. My point...I'm not against humanitarian grants,especially when it has to do with the dreaded EVD;but our leaders should use our resources judiciously and should hold corruption in utter abhorrence.

justi4jesu:
GEJ TILL 2058!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!