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ckkris: And that FALSE POPULATION FIGURES gives Kano State 44 members of The House of RepresentativesVery Wrong...2006 census was not used in allocating house of rep seats....Kano since 1999 till date have 24 members.. |
CBN has been donating to schools since before Sunisi....pray UDUS utilises the money for the greater good of all its students |
Gbawe: @OP.Am in 100%believe/support of what u said...unfortunately fewer nigerians seem to think for there selves and have a clear sight of the bigger Picture especially the youth..we are half educated,brainwashed, hungry and easily manipulated. |
bloggernaija: I will leave that to our brothers from the east.With the way things are going Nigeria is in deep trouble....the future looks bleak...Unfortunately tribalism + selfishness+ illiteracy have made most ppl blind and Dumb |
Gbawes: Start with yourself.Unfortunately ppl like u are too far gone for reformation or proper eduction...soo ☹☹☹☹ |
gerald09: I don't suggest anything I just wonder y buhari is d only muslim dat is credible n moreova fashola is muslim. am sure with correct folks like young muslims weather North or south shuld be considered rather dan buhariOk cool but buhari isn't corrupt and corruption is the greatest problem Nigeria is facing at the moment |
egift: Because he is the ring-leader.100Likes |
gerald09: I don't understand y u pple keep puttin Buhari's name for president n d rest for VP how about Fashola/Rochas vs Rochas/Fashola vs Osho/fashola vs Osho/Rochas and so on. Buhari will be a political suicide if APC nominate him for presido n u can neva have Buhari/Fashola (Muslim/Muslim) not trying to be a Bigot just say how it works in Nigeria.You suggested a christian/christian tickect (osho/rochas) yet put down a muslim/muslim....:hmmmmm and I blv u want a south/ south ticket cos none of ur suggestions include Northerners |
solopumpy227:True with a baby party |
[quote author=DivideUs]Why do people ask questions they already know the answer to? [/quote Its meant to educate the lost nd the brainless |
9iceboi: Buhari/rochas... Best choice... Although d 2 are knwn 4 dumping dia party 4 anoda.. I just pray that if it works they shuld not dump d electorate |
egift: Buhari/Fashola ticket can get over |
@Zibi2 Wat de hell does this post hav to do with wat u wrote, are u on drugs or are u. Deluded with hate dat u go around trying to insight Hate and Hopelessness |
Didn't the adviser of Bamanga tukur say that they have reconciled and things are and rosy? |
Kano changing for the Better under kwankwaso bt his actions....:.hmmm |
Kano State Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso shunned President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday in Abuja, during an award/gala night organised by the National Council of Women Societies in collaboration with the Office of the First Lady. Kwankwaso, who was one of the five northern governors that had met with political leaders on the crisis in the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, played a hide- and-seek with Jonathan, Sambo and the party’s National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, at the event. He refused to join other governors, who were on the same table with him when they all moved to the President’s table to exchange pleasantries with him; his wife, Patience; Sambo and his wife, Amina. Tukur and the Chairman of the PDP Governors Forum, Godswill Akpabio, were on the table beside that of the President. The governors, who went to pay homage included Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo); Peter Obi (Anambra); Adams Oshiomhole (Edo); Theodore Orji (Abia); Jonah Jang (Plateau); and Idris Wada (Kogi). Others were the acting governor of Taraba, Garba Umar, and the deputy governor of Bayelsa, John Jonah. Only Kwankwaso and his deputy, Abdullahi Ganduje, remained on their seats. The governor also refused to recognise the presence of the President during the presentation of awards to the governors. All the governors who received awards, on stepping down from the podium, moved to the President for a handshake before returning to their seats. But immediately Kwankwaso collected his award, he looked the other way, stepped down from the podium and returned to his seat. www.nigerianeye.com/2013/08/kano-gov-shuns-jonathan-sambo-at-abuja.html?m=1 |
They said we are nobody. Then they have seen. When you are dealing with nobody, be careful. The nobody will show you that he is somebody. We will make sure they will not sleep again. As they are sleeping, they will not sleep with their two eyes closed. One eye will be open, because they know there is danger.” You won’t believe it but this statement was made by a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The minister of state for education, Mr Nyesom Wike, who is at the centre of the crisis in Rivers State with the clear support of the president, Goodluck Jonathan, and the co-president, Patience Jonathan, now operates above the law in the state. To worsen the joke, he has even declared for the governorship of the state. It is very hard to believe that a serving minister would make that kind of statement and still be kept in the cabinet by the president. But that has been our lot since Jonathan became president. www.thescoopng.com/sam-nda-isaiah-why-does-the-president-enjoy-the-company-of-gangsters/ |
Which of these tickets has the greatest chance of success in 2015 and why Buhari/Rochas or Buhari/Fashola or Buhari/Osho |
I hate to imagine what will happen if the fed govt fails to pay October salary |
payless: Exactly! People like Jonathan, Maduekwe, Patience, Alameiseigha, and co are ready to buy Nigeria with pnnies. |
birdman: Oil theft is a smokescreen. Seriously, what did you guys expect from Iweala, a world bank VP. If we can open our tribalistic eyes before its too late and boot these thieves out, we may still have hope. Otherwise we are going to look like detroit in a bitVery true...it will be worse than detroit,cos atleast detroit may have the support of its federal govt and other states of the union...while in our case the federal govt is the one collapsing with no way for most states to survive....chaos looms |
emk4lif: What the hell is Sam Nda Isaiah (Buhari's former campaign director) saying...everyone admits we have a big oil theft problem, the president has met with security chiefs and niger delta govs thrise in 2 weeks over the isssue and set up a task force headed by the NSA and AGF to bring it under control....criticism should not be perfunctory but constructiveWas oga jona asleep wen the oil theft grew or was he not aware till now that the federal Govt is about to collapse financially...oil theft did not start with Gej but Gej legalised illegality,accepted it and gave them free reign...His incompetence/trying to please his ppl mentality is the reason we are all in this wahala ...now they (gej nd his oil thieves) will finish wat is left of nigeria |
Leadership.....Monday column by Sam www.leadership.ng/news/290713/nigeria-runs-out-cash |
No salaries for Govt workers frm sept...Fresh air indeed |
A few days ago, Dr Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala, the finance minister, alerted us to the fact that the nation would soon run out of money to run itself. She hid under the alibi of the theft of crude oil, bunkering and pipeline vandalism. But there’s more to what the coordinating minister for the economy was willing to divulge. What she should have been very straightforward about is the level of barefaced stealing that is taking place in all facets of the Goodluck Jonathan government that could soon kill all of us. But let’s even discuss the oil theft, pipeline vandalism and bunkering that she talked about. The first question any normal person would ask is why we should continue to experience oil theft and pipeline vandalism after President Jonathan has so scandalously awarded the contract for pipeline protection to militants and vandals. Why should anyone be surprised that the level of vandalism of oil pipes under President Jonathan is already threatening the survival of the nation? There will certainly be pipeline vandalism if you place the pipelines under the “protection” of vandals. That’s Common Sense 101. Even an idiot should know that. And if you award contracts for the security of our oil resources to oil thieves, what do you expect? What do thieves do anyway? The answer to this is clear to everyone except to President Jonathan, it seems. The president is even lucky that no one is accusing him of complicity. At least not yet, but, if this uncontrolled theft continues, it will not be long before that starts happening. The president has been urging leaders of western nations to come and help him fight the criminals stealing our oil. Why shouldn’t he then resign his office and hand over the running of the country to these foreign leaders? Okonjo-Iweala said 400,000 barrels was being stolen daily. Other credible authorities have put the figure at more than 800,000 barrels on a good day for the thieves. And it is clear that if Jonathan does not wake up from his long slumber, the amount of oil stolen daily will surpass the amount left to run the country. I don’t even know whether Jonathan understands the job description of the office of president of a nation. I cannot imagine how someone can be president and yet keeps asking other people to do the job of president for him. That is how, not long ago, Jonathan called on General Muhammadu Buhari to help him fix the Boko Haram crisis. And now he is asking foreign leaders to help him solve the problem of oil theft, bunkering and pipeline vandalism. Maybe the president will soon call on APC leaders to help him solve the problem of massive corruption in his government, which by the way is the real reason his government is running out of cash. Pipeline vandalism and oil theft are surely bleeding the economy but it is the corruption within the Jonathan government (which includes the oil theft anyway) that has virtually grounded the economy. How would you not run out of cash when N1.6 trillion has been stolen in the name of fuel subsidy in one single year, and, now that election talk is in the air again, the whole stealing process is about to start all over again simply because nothing happened to the thieves of the last election season? And somebody is surprised that Nigeria is running out of cash? Why should the nation not run out of cash when over N100 billion of pension funds has been stolen and the federal government appears to be protecting some of the thieves? How won’t Nigeria run out of cash when it has been estimated that an average of $1 billion is stolen daily from the nation’s coffers without consequences? Until Jonathan begins to define corruption as a serious transgression against the nation and its people, he is going to drive Nigeria over the precipice. At the moment, he does not think corruption is a crime at all, and his lips and body language have given him away on the matter. Whenever anyone attempts to talk to him about the stinking corruption around him, he gets visibly upset. Not too long ago, in response to those complaining about the corruption in his government, he declared that those who accused his government of corruption were more corrupt. That’s wonderful! What that means in plain language is that he accepts the fact that his government is corrupt; but even more troubling is what he didn’t say: if he knows those who are “more corrupt” than his government, what has he done? On another occasion, he declared that he does not “give a damn” on a vital issue regarding the fight against corruption. And, as his own seminal contribution to the art and science of governance, he recruited a militant who had been implicated in the theft of oil and handed the maritime security of the nation to him without any hint of irony or compunction. He then shared pipeline security contracts to other militants. And this man is surprised that the nation is being stolen dry? Sometimes, governance and leadership is a simple matter of common sense. Maybe it is better for the nation to finally collapse under the weight of this free-for-all stealing that is currently going on. Maybe, just maybe, that is the trigger we need before we finally experience our own “Arab Spring”. |
NaijaFlow: APC is making more enemies in Rivers State by supporting Amaechi who the people are against. APC is digging its own grave in Rivers State, the day Amaechi openly joins APC he will leave office within few weeks and he knows it thats why he insist on staying in PDP.See me see trouble...All the governors are PDP governors.. Apc for whre ![]() |
Never knew it was a mall....passed the site so many times....Its huge bt just abt half way done |
take dat: You must be joking! I listed 17 key positions in the PDP, with christians occupying 13 out of the 17 and you called that more balanced? Are there no christians occupying positions in APC which the @Op out of mischief left out. You stink of Hypocrisy! |
solomon111: This report is very untrue.Wow r u in nigeria |
The nation’s economy has further nosedived under the President Goodluck Jonathan-led federal government, lower than at any other time since 1999, a recent report has revealed. In a swift reaction, however, the presidency said that the performance of the economy cannot be measured by survey. The report is the outcome of a survey conducted by the CLEEN Foundation, a Nigerian non- governmental organisation, in collaboration with the Afrobarometer Network, a pan- African network of survey researchers and analysts, and the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD), Ghana. Presenting the report to newsmen yesterday, the vice-chairman of the CLEEN Foundation, Prof. Etannibi Alemika, disclosed that the current survey is the fifth in a series of surveys conducted from 1999 when the country regained her democracy. The recent Afrobarometer survey in Nigeria says that a majority of the citizens (67 per cent) describe the present economic condition of the country as very bad and fairly bad. Only 8 per cent say the economy is neither good nor bad and 25 per cent say the economy is very good and fairly good. “About 42 per cent of the citizens said their present personal living condition is very bad or fairly bad, 14 per cent say their present personal living condition is neither good nor bad and another 42 per cent also agree that their personal living condition is neither good nor bad. “The survey also revealed that a majority of Nigerians rated the present government as having performed poorly in the general management of the economy as well as the management of specific economic indicators. 81 per cent of Nigerians assessed government’s performance in managing the economy as very bad and fairly bad; only 19 per cent assessed the government’s performance as very well and fairly well. “85 per cent of Nigerians think the present government has performed very badly in improving the living standard of the poor while only 15 per cent think the government is doing very well in improving the living condition of the poor.” The survey further revealed that the majority (85 per cent) think the present government has performed “very badly or fairly badly” in improving the living standards of the poor, while only 15 per cent think the government is doing “very well or fairly well” in improving the living standards of the poor. According to Alemika, the Round 5 of the survey covered 35 African countries, measuring public perception and attitude to democracy and its alternative and evaluates the quality of governance and economic performance. He said the field work for the round was conducted from October 29 to November 30, 2012, during which 2,400 adult Nigerians were interviewed with a result margin of 95 per cent confidence level. The survey which also focused on the citizens’ perception of the police revealed that a majority of Nigerians believe that it is very difficult to obtain help from the police. “Majority of the citizens think government has performed very badly in reducing crime and resolving violent conflict between communities. When contacted over the matter, the senior special assistant on public affairs to the president, Dr Doyin Okupe, told LEADERSHIP last night that economic development of any country is not measured through survey. Okupe said he would be constrained to react to a survey report by Afrobarometer (CLEEN Foundation) without verifiable and scientific survey. He added that he will only rely on credible organisations like the International Monetary Fund and Fitch Ratings. He said: “Economy of any country is not measured through any survey. A country’s economy is measured by the gross domestic product (GDP), inflation rate, foreign exchange stability, unemployment, foreign reserves, among other indicators.” However, the executive director of CLEEN Foundation, Kemi Okenyodo, said the purpose of Afrobarometer is to measure popular perspectives on the social, political, and economic environments in each country where it is implemented and across Africa. She said the goal is to give the public a voice in policymaking processes by providing high-quality public opinion data to policymakers, policy advocates and civil society organisations, academics, media, donors, investors and ordinary Africans. leadership.ng/news/260613/afro-barometercleen-foundation-report-nigeria-s-economy-worse-under-jonathan |
Am impressed |
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