₦airaland Forum

rhymz:
@onlythetruth and bigjoe, U guyz are very correct abt Ngige's chances,2wks ago or so,I saw his campain trail here in Lagos at Agboju festac side,ngige has a lot of grassroot backing going on for him and like his campaign slogan,he's been tested and is trusted.Another thing he has going for him is the fact that he is in touch with the commonest man in the state,he's hands-on like Bigjo will say unlike Soludo who is seen as an elitist and Obi who comes across as lame-duck and not having a clue.However,Ngige is going to face very strong oppositions from both Soludo and Obi for the following reasons:
1.Obi is incumbent and as a result has state machineries at his disposal and as U ve rightly pointed he is using it to his advantage,who says propagander is no big deal,ask the US.
2.Soludo too has a very good precedence as a performer with very practicable lofty ideas most of which ve yielded very good results.He may be seen as elitist but we can't honestly say he's not porpular even at the grassroot.Then again we have to talk abt his platform,the PDP,knowing thier modus operandi and their antecedent past at electioneering,any opposition will shiver.Anyway,let the best man with the best wits win am at ease with the three of em but my fav is, u don't want to know!Lol

davidylan:
Have you proven to them that God doesnt exist?

biggjoe:
Its only a person that was not aware of what happened in Anambra  between 2003 - 2006 that will make that assertion.

Yes you are not alone there, most of us hate PDP but believe it or not the person in power can make a difference.

Between the period I mentioned above, NGIGE was in power infact he was rigged into power in a most shameful and callous way by the vicious Uba brothers but it didnt change what THE MAN IN POWER really wants to do. These  period remained the best times ever for any Anambrarian. We saw development and visional government like never before. All these he was doing against his masters wishes.

So please, dont tell me that if it is PDP then nothing will happen. It all depends on WHO is there and not which PARTY is there.

Ok, tell me now, the man Anambra people voted is now in power, WHAT has he been able to achieve if not building a monumental and most effective political propaganda ever seen  east of the niger.

babalawo:
yes its soludo's right just  like you have the right to be a fool!!! Its only a fool that will exercise all rights without thinking.

The earlier we know the sytemic cancer in a system the better for us in this country. What's your defination of a good governor

[b]As long as its PDP,Soludo will be business as usual,[/b]its share the money so whats good about that. Do u think fashola will be able to deliver as much as Hes doing if he was in PDP?? never!!!!call a spade a spade PDP is all about settlement and corruption just like other parties but in a Hellish bigger manner!!!

See, it doesnt take anything for you to be a good governor in the nigerian context i bet it with you that my ten year old niece will be as'effective' as any governor in nigeria today.

Does it take rocket science  to sit down in government house and wait evey 20 working days to share any incoming revenue from the Oil money.

The truth is that we are used to evil leadership that when a bad governor comes we all just get hyped.lets be sincere what skills do u need to be a governor in Nigeria? A shoe maker is more industrious than any governor in nigeria save-fashola. A shoe maker adds value and get economic reward for his skills. Governors just sit there like dummies wait every 20 working days for the federal allocation to devour.Even if we can have 36 dummy governors that transparently share these money  without creating any value then we wil be better off.

DTaj:
@ banom (m), MAITAMA, ABUJA: I pity your dejected, miserable soul; we're discussing germane issues here and I never insulted anyone in my post, therefore labelling me a 'little mind' showed how much of a nincompoop you are,

For your information, and without being immodest in the least, you don't even qualify to lace my shoes, I could send an email to you so that you discover my personality and pedigree , Stupid asshole, your response to my post clearly gave you away as a nonentity basking in the euphoria of filthy lucre in your corner of Maitama, Abuja, dining with your devilish political godfathers,

Must you stoop to your God-forsaken level to type so much inconsequential drivel without making any sense or tackling the issues I raised in my post The fact that some people visit this site to contribute to national development does not give lilliputians like you freedom to throw trash around!!!

Crude Oil:
Why Pdp? The PDP has been the bane of our democracy since its inception in 1999. I wont vote for him If was an anambrarian.

DTaj:
I have read certain comments based on purely ethnic, sentimental lines, How could a former CBN Governor, who just left office less than 6 months ago venture into the murky waters of politics?

I shuddered when I watched on Channels TV as Anenih, yes the same Tony Anenih, Mr. Fix It of election rigging in Nigeria said exactly this about Soludo during the 'Commitee of Friends' party organised by PDP crooks such as Dahiru Mangal, Ibrahim Mantu, Ogbulafor and co. at the Hilton, Abuja: "MY NAME IS ANENIH AND I'M FROM EDO STATE, BUT BECAUSE OF CHARLES, I HAVE CHANGED MY NAME TO ANENE AND I'M NOW FROM ANAMBRA STATE BECAUSE OF THE UPCOMING ELECTION" and everyone clapped their filthy hands, Anenih also said that "'PDP IS A DEMOCRATIC PARTY, WE DO NOT IMPOSE CANDIDATES AS BEING SPECULATED IN THE MEDIA, BUT IF CHARLES BECAME OUR CANDIDATE BY CONSENSUS, SO BE IT" and the clowns in the crowd (audience) started clapping again! They all clinked glasses afterwards,

Now, could it be that Prof. Soludo, an erudite scholar I admire and like so well, looked the other way when PDP hawks such as Ibori, Dangote, Otedola, Jimoh Ibrahim and co killed Nigerian banks thorugh their huge executive-induced loans, just because he was waiting to be the Anambra candidate at the expiration of his tenure, Or if not Anambra candidate, a Senator in 2011, as is being touted Did he continue to mouth the nonsense that even if there was global meltdown, our banks would bail out Nigeria owing to their so-called capital adequacy levels, rather than the Federal Government bailing out the banks!!!! Haven't we seen what organ is bailing out the other now? Where are our so-called 'unshakable banks'

Let 'Nairalanders' go watch the video of the Soludo PDP Committee of Friends party held in Abuja and you'd weep for Nigeria!!! Someone who left office less than 6 months ago as the Chief Regulator of our banks and whose tenure is still under scrutiny,

Prof. Soludo's indiscretion is unfortunate and this PDP perfidy would kill anything that remain of his integrity!!!

lawrence83:
Who told you they are credible?
After soludo tenure, we've bin reading, hearing of all the nonsense he did in the banking sector, and dont give me the consolidation shit, cos i wont take it.

And Dora? everybody knows who she is,i dont wanna remind u of the shit that happened in NTA.

@your last sentence, I tot its an open forum where u cud air your views, but if its hurt u so badly, get it censored marijuana? am following your foot steps

chivo:
anambra people should indeed support soludo solution because he has been tested.every state will become highlly developed if somebody like soludo is to become their governors,the fact is that, the young man is an intellectual,a guru ,academic scholar,an outstanding encyclopedia whom is offensively needed in all sectors to effectively foster economic and political development in nigeria and africa at larger.

MrCrackles:
Who cares if Soludo declares he owns the world. . . . .

slimes:
Soludo is about to venture into the dirty and murky waters of politics. This is not good at all. I thought he was not like that.

lawrence83:
I always knew soludo had an hidden agenda

After looting nigeria's treasury, he wants to loot his state treasury too,

God help him.

dont b suprise, when madam rebranding, comes out as his running mate

koolchicco:
Maka why??

ESTUS:
Yes, i think this is good news 4 all the people of Anambra State.He did great job as CBN governor and i know that he will repeat the same in our State.
ADVICE-SOLUDO(THE SOLUTION) BEWARE OF DREAM KILLERS IN THE STATE! REMAIN WHAT U ARE AND WE ARE BEHIND YOU!

kok:
What has this news got to do with me??

mbulela:
The Court 8 of the Southwark County court, South East London, was almost filled to capacity. At the venue of the Ibori trial, one could see the expectations on the face of Nigerians.

Majority of the Nigerians present said they turned up to witness the case as advised by the Nigeria Liberty Forum, a pro-democracy group based in the UK.

Kennedy Ugwuamma said; “I am here to quietly but peacefully show my disgust against Ibori’s accomplices.”

His Honour, Judge Hardy came in at about 10.06 am and immediately set out to business.

The names of the accused were called and three ladies, later identified as Ibori-Ibie Christine .O, Pogoson Adebimpe F and Onuigbo Udoamaka were ushered into the dock. In particular, Ms. Onuigbo appeared to have lost a lot of weight, unlike her previous appearances. The trio had a subdued look.

There was silence at the public gallery in which the Nigerian spectators sat, except for the murmur of “Awon Ole,” which is Yoruba for ‘these thieves!’ from a middle aged Nigerian lady. The trio were admitted on bail by the court, with counsel to Ibori-Ibie putting forward arguments for restrictions on media reporting of the case.

A lot of the time was spent on requesting a sanction on the reportage of the proceedings. The argument did not go down well with those of us in the public gallery. After a long argument and counter argument, the Judge gave a ruling barring media publications “to prevent prejudice/contempt of court.”

Intimidating presence

[b]The drama of the whole event was when a lady, who claimed to be a family of the Iboris, came to the public gallery and rained curses on imaginary enemies, wondering loudly: “what is the business of you people (Nigerians) in London to come to court? Na only Ibori steal money?” Defence lawyer for Ms Ibori-Ibie, Andrew Trollope complained about the “intimidating presence” of Nigerians in the court and vowed to move for restrictions on attendance.[/b]The case is expected to go on for days but, from all indications, the accused were jolted with the presence of Nigerians and could barely look up to where members of the public sat.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5461925-146/story.csp

Atheists:
Yeah l am missing a hell lot of ignorance