berem:
brownlord,you can make comments without mentioning my name.
what the heck is wrong with you saTANists?

berem...mayb u shud respond to d frustration I expressed in my post.like I said its nt abt pdp or apc.if u were in ikeja this evening,oh my God u might as well b d one creating this tread.

The celebrated fraud called Lagos
which is often summarised in the "Lagos is
working"slogan was brought to bare today
right in d very hrt of the city.
To say that ikeja was nearly submerged in
water today ll b an understatement.
the most annoying part is,btw ikeja under bridge and
allen junction, a route dat one cud ply in less
dan 3 minutes turned to 2 hours all because it
rained.
So I begin to wonder...if a celebrated govt
dat get over 4 hundred billion naira
internally generated revenue annually cannot
fix drainages for nearly eight yrs of its
existence,then am really scared as to wht d
future hold for us all as people.
This is nt abt PDP or APC bt its abt d frustration of a tax paying lagosian.my only shoe almost got damaged in dat unfortunate episode.i cud nt just bliv my eyes.the place in question for crying out loud is nt one of d slums around bt d capital of the state.the governor sits just a few kilometres from d scene of the madness.

I’m APC member – Hadiza
Below is Hadiza’s full statement, “I have
watched, with keen interest, recent attempts
by some principal officers of the Federal
Government of Nigeria to discredit me and
the #BringBackOurGirls group. This is not
new. It has been the case since we
commenced our citizens-driven advocacy
movement, which explains why my initial
reaction was to ignore the chatter and
concentrate on the noble work of the
#BringBackOurGirls campaign. Unfortunately,
my humble silence is being taken as license
to further dissuade and divide the populace
by spreading inaccurate information, through
advertorials, thereby tagging the
#BringBackOurGirls group as an affiliate of
the APC.
“I, Hadiza Bala Usman, the Convener/Initiator
of the #BringBackOurGirls movement, is a
member of the APC, and there has been no
time I have hidden this fact or tried to mask
it. But let’s be clear, when I worked to
mobilize women, men, and Nigerians at large
to come out on April 30th to protest that the
Government should intensify efforts to
#BringBackOurGirls, I did so not as an APC
member, but first as a HUMAN BEING, as a
WOMAN, a MOTHER, a NIGERIAN and an
AFRICAN. It was never about politics and/or
my political affiliations; it was rather about
our shared humanity as human beings. As a
mother, I have experienced the trauma of not
knowing where my child is for few minutes;
does it then surprise many why I would be
moved to act on behalf of mothers who are
yet to see their daughters for 2 weeks (at the
first instance) and now over 189 days after?
“I came out as a concerned citizen of
Nigeria, one that is very interested in the
unity, growth, and development of this nation;
one that knows the important role an
educated girl-child would play in contributing
to the success we all anticipate for our dear
country. That these girls dared education in
the face of terrorism, intimidation, insecurity,
and other life-threatening circumstances, is a
rare display of courage, doggedness, and
hope. This is why I, alongside other
#BringBackOurGirls campaigners, daily
advocate to make sure these girls are not
forgotten, but that they come home to
contribute their quota to national
development.
“This moment therefore offers for us a
unique chance to stand united as a nation,
whether you are in PDP, APGA, APC, or any
political party; Christian or Muslim; from the
North or the South. The issue of the abducted
Chibok girls is an opportunity to UNITE and
not DIVIDE – to unite against insurgency,
terrorism, and every common enemy that
seeks to divide us as a people. We must
unite to ensure that every girl and boy in
Nigeria has equal access to education. We
must unite to change the narrative that no
matter one’s tribe, gender, religion, social
strata, interests, and political affiliations, we
can all come together as one to transform
our beloved nation for the best.
“I, Hadiza Bala Usman, choose to tow the
path of UNITY. I will not be intimidated by
anyone, and I will continue to stand for the
Chibok girls regardless of my tribe, religion
and political affiliation”.
Hadiza’s admission co-incided with a letter
of apology by Chief Ogbe in which he told the
BBOG that he did not intend to make them
uncomfortable, but rather was out to show
solidarity with their good works and insisted
that the demand of the group must be
acceded to by the federal government by
taking every necessary step to bring back the
girls.
In a separate statement, in Abuja, yesterday,
Chief Ogbe lamented that the greatest tragedy
of the Chibok girls abduction was that the
federal government was in denial and did
nothing after it became too late to
immediately rescue the innocent students.
His words, “the tragedy of the Nigerian
situation with regards to these Chibok girls is
that from the very beginning, Government
and some leading members of the POP were
in complete denial.
“Sarcastic comments were even attributed to
a woman leader of the ruling party. In one
part of this country, a group of governors at
their gathering, in unmistakable mockery and
callous indifference, said that if girls were
missing, their names should be sent to them
so they could help find them.
“Since then, nothing concrete has been
offered the Nigerian public by way of regular
briefings about what the government is doing
about these girls. It would seem therefore
that the matter should be treated as another
football match lost which should be
forgotten. It took a 17 year old Pakistani girl
called Malala within the age bracket of these
girls to come to Nigeria to wake up our
conscience.
“But for the BBOG, Nigeria would have
portrayed herself to the world as a strange
society that cares nothing for human -life,
especially those of the children. While the
rest of the world from Africa, Europe, Asia
and the Pacific rose up in shocked reaction
to this tragedy, we at home here have
succumbed to petty politics and ethnic
chauvinism.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/bbog-apc-link-coordinator-admits-apc-membership/

NgeneUkwenu:
Night School?

Who is that canoe operator on white flowing gown beside sheppo?

hmmmmmm.smh.u are a nobody my dear n can never b anything tangible because of the state of ur
mind.those guys u r bashing are way ahead of you.it is nt him that runs or wills bt God who shows mercy.

oh God please save this great man for this nation..
I owe you Gej.i owe you my vote.

berem:
My amiable General looking charming.

lolsss.u and this your General.bt com to think of it,there is nt charming abt him on dis pics.

[quote author=brownlord1 post=27038145]If not for anything, i just like to see it on CNN breaking news " Nigeria issue traveling warning to citizens traveling to United State" that's if the hypocritical media house of them will show such news anyway.

But then, even if U.S turn to liberia or guinnea with worst case of Ebola, sorry that won't stop Nigerians from lining up at embassy for visa.
would so love that.

I have been expecting the foreign affairs ministry or who ever is in charge to issue a TRAVEL WARNING to all Nigerians travelling to the US,UK,SPAIN and GERMANY as regards the EBOLA outbreak in these countries.

This has become necessary for two reasons:

1.The safety of Nigeria as a country in light of the fact that we cannot reject our citizens who may be retuning from any of these countries.
2.Like they always say wht goes round come round.the US particularly have been issuing travel warnings to her citizens,advising them against coming to Nigeria at every slightest challenge that we face as a country

the Nigeria Govt must officially issue a travel warning now to Nigerians going to these ebola infested countries.this at least would prevent d importation of the virus back to Nigeria and send a diplomatic msg to the appropriate quarters.

I Luv this ...what is good for d gooz is perfect for ganders.
the useless authorites in OAU did the same thing to Liberian students now we r bring made face the same tin

the North got 30 thousand while d whole of south got only 8 thousand extra polling unit.
the polling unit in d fct r more dan dose in d whole of south east yet ACF are not satisfied ...one wonder how they arrived at their mathematics. Arabic mathematics I suppose.

civil/public servants are suppose to b seen b not heard bt the Gov has been uncivil in his style of leadership.he has just met his match.

15th September, 2014
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North rejects INEC’s additional polling units, tackles
govs
SEPTEMBER 15, 2014 BY GODWIN ISENYO, KADUNA
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The North on Monday in Kaduna State rejected the
allocation of additional polling units by the Independent
National Electoral Commission, noting that the exercise
was skewed to favour the Southern part of the country.
This was the outcome of an emergency meeting between
the umbrella body of the north, Arewa Consultative Forum,
and all non-governmental organisations in the region on
Sunday at the ACF’s Secretariat in Kaduna.
In a communique signed by the ACF’s Secretary-General,
Col. John Ubah, retd, and the Secretary-General of the
Code Group, Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the northern
groups were, however, silent on whether the INEC
Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, should resign over the
creation of additional polling units as demanded by the
South-South leaders, led by former Vice President Alex
Ekwueme and others.
They were also disturbed by the insecurity in the North
occasioned by the activities of the Boko Haram insurgents
that had over the years crippled socio-economic activities
in some parts of the region.
ACF and the groups blamed the President Goodluck
Jonathan-led administration for doing nothing to arrest
the situation.
Consequently, the North under the aegis of the Arewa
Consultative Forum said it had resolved to summon its
past leaders like former Head of State, Gen Yakubu
Gowon; a former President, Alhaji Shehu Shagari; and
former Heads of State -Maj Gen. Muhammadu Buhari
(retd.), Gen Ibrahim Babangida and General Abdulsalam
Abubakar.
It said it planned to let them realise that they had not done
enough to influence the government on the security and
economic well-being of the people of the North.
In addition, the coalition said it resolved to “request the
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of
Representatives and all legislators from the North to note
that northerners expect them to exercise greater
commitment towards ensuring that President Goodluck
Jonathan’s government is made more accountable to
northerners and the citizens of Nigeria in the manner it
handles national security and the management of
resources of the nation.”
It said it would “remind northern governors that citizens
are disappointed with their seeming neglect of the security
and welfare of the people of the North. In the next few
weeks, activities of joint committees will approach
governors and involve them in mobilising citizens towards
supporting all measures to improve security in the North,
and will inform northerners of responses of all our elected
leaders.”

www.punchng.com/news/north-rejects-inecs-additional-polling-units-tackles-govs/

I tamed the leopard of Port Harcourt – Mbu
SEPTEMBER 15, 2014 BY ADELANI ADEPEGBA ABUJA
19 Comments
Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Joseph Mbu, has
described himself as a lion, who tamed the ‘leopard of Port
Harcourt’.
Mbu, who was apparently referring to his clashes with
Governor Rotimi Amaechi of River State, when he was the
Commissioner of Police in charge of the state, stated that it
was only a lion that could tame a leopard.
Mbu, who was recently promoted AIG said this while
handing over to the new FCT Commissioner of Police,
Wilson Inalegwu, on Monday in Abuja.
He advised his successor to be firm in his dealings with
policemen in his command and avoid soiling himself.
“I advise you (CP) to carry the senior officers along in your
administration. It is only a lion that can tame a leopard. I
tamed the leopard in Port Harcourt, each time he
remembers my face, he would remember how I tamed
him,” Mbu said, drawing loud laughter from the audience.
He advised Inalegwu to discourage policemen from going
for special duties, noting that the obligation of Policemen
was to the general public and not to provide protection for
only VIPs.
He also urged the new CP not to deal with his personnel
with sentiments, stressing that he would fail if he gives
unnecessary concessions to the officers and men working
with him.
He stated that the Force needs strong leadership to
achieve results, adding that he had put the command on a
solid pedestal, noting that under him, the command
procured 5,000 special raincoats with assistance from the
FCT Minister, Senator Bala Mohammed.
According to him, he was able to save N10m from ‘FCT
logistics’ and bought two buses to transport the rank and
file to their duty posts.
Mbu who is now in charge of Zone 7, Abuja, explained that
there was no petition against him throughout his tenure as
CP in charge of FCT, because he dealt with the men fairly.
The AIG said, “I have sworn allegiance to Nigeria and to
this Police uniform, that anyone who stops me from doing
my job, I crush him. The Police at the command needs
strong leadership, the moment you started asking your
men to bring building materials you have soiled yourself
and they will no longer respect you.”
Inalegwu in his response, promised to build on the
foundation laid by his predecessor and challenged the
officers to relate more with the community.

www.punchng.com/news/i-tamed-the-leopard-of-port-harcourt-mbu/

if at all d money arrives ,is it suppose to arrive into d hands of d doctors ...junk

We, however, frown at the disingenuous attempt by
unconscionable elites who are now dishing out two
months ultimatum to end an insurgency that they prepared
the atmosphere for in decades of exploitation and
iniquitous dealings with their own people. Can they name
one country that has defeated terror in 60 days?”
“How many rulers have we had in Nigeria since 1960 and
how many come from the North? Why did it not occur to
any of them that the Almajiris should go to school?” “The
country has suffered enough of the errors of these leaders
which has now produced terror in the land, they should
stopping pouring salt on the injury,” Afenifere sai[b]We, however, frown at the disingenuous attempt by
unconscionable elites who are now dishing out two
months ultimatum to end an insurgency that they prepared
the atmosphere for in decades of exploitation and
iniquitous dealings with their own people. Can they name
one country that has defeated terror in 60 days?”
“How many rulers have we had in Nigeria since 1960 and
how many come from the North? Why did it not occur to
any of them that the Almajiris should go to school?” “The
country has suffered enough of the errors of these leaders
which has now produced terror in the land, they should
stopping pouring salt on the injury,” Afenifere sai[/b]We, however, frown at the disingenuous attempt by
unconscionable elites who are now dishing out two
months ultimatum to end an insurgency that they prepared
the atmosphere for in decades of exploitation and
iniquitous dealings with their own people. Can they name
one country that has defeated terror in 60 days?”
“How many rulers have we had in Nigeria since 1960 and
how many come from the North? Why did it not occur to
any of them that the Almajiris should go to school?” “The
country has suffered enough of the errors of these leaders
which has now produced terror in the land, they should
stopping pouring salt on the injury,” Afenifere said..
good questions. it abt time some one placed dis senile elders where dey belong.

08064718627...a simple n cool headed lady of 19 to 22 join me let's build a life..u shud stay in Lagos,d main land particularly.

ilugunboy: This victory of Aregbeshola has nothing to do with GEJ.....it's a people that knew what they want and went for it with determination despite the harassment and intimidation by ex-militants dressed in army uniform and hooded and fake DSS brought in by GEJ.

my brother, how can u possibly reason like dis.ur kinsman Obasanjo presided over several elections that were massively fraudulent bt Gej has been able to set a standard of peaceful free n fair election,a fact dat even d APC attested to in d Ekiti election..besides,how did get to knw ex militants were among d security men dat guaranteed d election victory dat u r celebrating now.

everything is on the table...let's do this.

bid4rich: This is the rehabilitation and the expansion the FG promised on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The project cost 167 billion Naira and it was paired between two construction company (Julius Berger and RCC Company). The project will last for at least 38 months and its was said that its gonna be a redesigned road including bridge at the Redemption camp.

The question is, the road of 102 kilometer is being awarded at exorbitant 167 billion naira. Does that mean a KM now goes for more than 1 Billion Naira? I beg make una talk because I dont understand

..Bro.u mention in ur write up dat d road ll b redesigned and bridges ll also b included..I guess that shud answer ur question.d bridges r nt free.

I can bet my december alawee on dis dat APC will b so defeated in sokoto at least.....dat d governor crossed to APC does nt mean dat evrybody buys d idea.

The Sokoto deputy governor made dis remarks while paying homage to vice president Namadi sambo in kaduna.
http://www.punchng.com/news/pdp-still-party-to-beat-in-sokoto-shagari/

Jonathan replies Obasanjo through proxy
on december 21, 2013 at 9:58 pm in news
*Ex-Senate President accuses him of inciting mob action
Soni Daniel, Abuja
In what appears as an indirect response by President Goodluck Jonathan to the letter written him by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, a pro-Jonathan politician, Senator Ameh Ebute, yesterday, blasted Obasanjo for daring to castigate Jonathan for the nation’s woes.
The former senator accused Obasanjo of instituting unprecedented corruption in Nigeria and trying desperately to illegally extend his tenure for selfish reasons, thereby lacking the credibility to accuse Jonathan of any wrongdoing.
Ebute, a one-time Senate President of Nigeria, responded in an 18-pages letter  to the letter fired by Obasanjo to Jonathan, in which he accused the president of failing the nation in several ways and committing blunders that threaten to destroy the country.
The politician, who did not say whether he was authorised by the Jonathan or not, however, wrote as if he was a spokesman for the Presidency, blaming Obasanjo for the current problems in Nigeria, which Jonathan was battling to resolve.
Ebute noted, “As an obsessed letter writer, Chief Obasanjo may unwittingly view his tirades against sitting governments as building a legacy to be celebrated when he departs; he does not see the effects of debasement, deformation, destruction, disunity, hatred and defamation in his actions.
“Selfless leaders with character build peace, build harmony, build unity and build love. However, it appears our erstwhile President has lost it all. Like what Billy Graham said, “When character is lost, all is lost”.
He said that Obasanjo had no moral grounds to accuse Jonathan of destroying the People’s Democratic Party, having himself been responsible for the crisis currently rocking the party.
According to the politician, it was Obasanjo, who planted the seed of discord that is threatening the party and not Jonathan.
“It is ridiculous that Chief Obasanjo, a self-acclaimed democrat, should accuse President Goodluck Jonathan as the one responsible for the lingering crisis in PDP, which pre-dated his emergence as the leader of the party”, Ebute said.
” President Jonathan’s alleged crime is his refusal to publicly denounce those craving his return in 2015. Chief Obasanjo further accused President Jonathan of clandestinely dictating the actions of the party Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur. These unsubstantiated claims posit a curious but intriguing parallel and calls for self-examination on the part of the Owu Chief.

“When in 2002, before INEC officially signaled political activities for the 2003 elections, posters and propaganda materials adorned all nooks and crannies of Nigeria for Chief Obasanjo’s re-election, how many of such people did he publicly denounce?
” Even when it became open knowledge in 2005 that Chief Obasanjo surreptitiously attempted to use his cronies to insert in the output of the National Political Reform Conference a clause to elongate his tenure for a third term, since he thought it was only he who had the single inalienable right to rule Nigeria for life, did hereunder any public denial?
“Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has no moral credentials to accuse President Jonathan of responsibility for the travails of the PDP. These crises, as earlier noted, predate the incumbent leader of the party.”
Read the Ex-Senate President’s letter
Fac

I saw d news myself and I was like woow...the law maker is so uncivil...

If Atiku or any of d G7 goverrnors was d president...can anybody tell them nt to go 4a second term?can any region tell d north nt to contest....if the north can conviniently say POWER MUST RETURN TO THE NORTH den d south can as well say POWER MUST REMAIN IN THE SOUTH.wht is Ǧ☺☺ϑ‎ 4 goose is perfect 4 d ganders.

Most of my female friends do this all the time.they ll call me and yet expect me 2lead the talk while they do the listening...dnt knw wht could b the reason..kinda wondering if the xperience is peculia 2me...guys whts it like wit u?

Ur hate 4GEJ make u swallo evrytin hook line and sinker....bt u n ur paymasters cannot bring down a man that has been blessed.FRESH AIR TILL 2019

Segeggs: that is enough to let you know that pastor oritsejafor is fake cos he ought to know better.

What are christians going to do in isreal? In search of God? Dont He dwell in us anymore? Mtchew.

It seems GEJ enjoys kneeling down alot. Well, God cant be fooled. He should cleanse himself and his government of corruption, making necessary arrest instead of playing to the gallery.





Christ is risen.

the part of ur bible dat says u shud nt judge must hav been torn abi?4rm d convinient of ur bedroom,u could actually predict who is fake n who is real?...u just hate d man.notin more and notin less.

Halfbaked journalism...how did vanguard get to knw dat she went to israel 4pilgrimage.they even knw wht she wants to pray about?...SOURCE SOURC SOURC...

Policewoman: IDIOTIOC POLICY FROM IDIOTIC GOVT OFFICIALS.

surely u r the type dat eats wit all five fingers...all u fink abt is 2day,no plan 4 2mro n dats why u cud nt see anytin gud in dis policy bt d makers of dis ppolicy had ur future in mind wen dey started dis policy.giv emm som credit.

Yoshi-Master:


Was her speeches that worse?

there is notin like speeches.it is nt evry word in English dat ends wit ch dat u add es to generate it plural form.

Pataki: What an utterly daft Archbishop.

Why not lose your eediotic sympathy for the FG that fails to honor an agreement?

What manner of evil beings continue to cloak themselves as men of gods in this country?!

dis pataki of a guy u can neva b pataki in life oo.I hav been folowing ur posts in dis forum.u r S̶̲̥̅Ơ̴̴̴͡ abusive n result to name callin at evry given chance not considering d age or position of ur victims.I hav com to a conclusion abt u,its eida u r sufffering 4rm inferiority complex or u dnt hav elderly pple in ur lineage.

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Donlittle: This will not favor the Nigerian Economy At all, 100 of thousands of naira are used to clear cars at customs or whatever they call it, mostly and usually tokunbo cars. 6 out of 10, it is the average nigerian buying these tokunbo cars, now these average nigerians will have to save money for more years before they can get the new one.
The Nigerian Government is very daft, who thinks and implement these policies?[b] This Govt has to be top 10 among the most daft government of the century.

hmmmm.God bless Gej n his leadership style.u dnt understand cos u r nt a leader.great leaders lead with vision n lead in prospective...by 2mro wen Nigeria jus like south starts producing its own brand of cars,d over all benefit to our economy will nt in any way b compared to dis outcry by a few on dis forum who cannot see byond 2day.it might b painful bt its worth it.