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Dear Madam First Lady: I Lack The Patience To Wait For Good Luck! I am almajiri because I am from the North and one of the products of the Polygamous family, if you “hate” me, you don’t have to wait to a moment that your husband needs my vote before you come with your pretense. I knew long ago that the killings in my region were allowed to be because, you don’t like my face. So, hold it, you don’t have to tell anyone to “stone” me because of my political party affiliation, you can use the soldiers to continue to kill me when they come to polling units, on the basis that “Nigeria’s economy is in your pocket”. You are intoxicated not from the amount of beer your husband drinks, but for the power that you are enjoying. Painfully, for all your utterances recently, you have killed your husband politically. Yours, Almajiri (#myvotemyright) saharareporters.com/2015/03/11/almajiri-writes-letter-first-lady-patience-jonathan |
Kk,lets wait and see |
PedroJP:SMH for u we ar talkn of havn a better government u'r busy playn regional politics anyway once beaten twice shy we are wiser now and only u and ur family cnt stop d wind of change. Permission to Vote for Change #sai Buhari |
Good job INEC,more power to ur elbow |
No amount of propaganda can stop the wind of change #ihavedecided #Buhari all the way modified ds shld be Muazu Babangida nt Ibraheem Babangida u expect nothn less of such |
PEJ is causing GEJ more harm than good,its hightime she cautioned herself. Anyway #sai Buhari |
President Goodluck Jonathan has fired Martin-Luther Agwai as the head of his government’s intervention unit, SURE-P. Mr. Agwai is a respected former Defence Chief, who led United Nation missions in Sudan, amidst other career runs. Mr. Agwai was appointed by Mr. Jonathan to head SURE-P, a department created by the government to deploy saved fuel subsidy money for the provision of critical infrastructure and jobs. In a statement Tuesday, presidential spokesperson, Reuben Abati, named Ishaya Dare Akau as the new head of SURE-P, Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme. The new SURE-P Chairman hails from Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State and holds Bachelors’ Degrees in the Arts and Law. Mr. Akau comes to the job with years of experience as a high- level administrator in the nation’s public service. His record of service includes tenures as Chairman of the Kaduna State Universal Education Board and Chairman of the National Assembly Service Commission. The presidency did not give any reason for Mr. Agwai’s removal, beyond saying it was “in furtherance of his efforts to continuously re-energize and reposition agencies of the Federal Government for optimal service delivery”. But PREMIUM TIMES understands reliably that Mr. Agwai was fired for flouting a presidential instruction that no government official or member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, should attend the birthday event of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, last week. Mr. Jonathan and the former president have been locked in a longstanding row which has seen Mr. Obasanjo repeatedly criticise the president publicly. The spat climaxed three weeks ago when Mr. Obasanjo quit the party and publicly tore his membership card. Sources within the presidency told PREMIUM TIMES that all government functionaries were instructed by President Jonathan to boycott Mr. Obasanjo’s birthday event. Our sources said when informed of the president’s warning, Mr. Agwai, who climbed to the pinnacle of his career under the Obasanjo administration, said he will go ahead and attend the function, more so, in view of the president’s directive. Our sources said for daring the president, it was clear Mr. Agwai would be fired. One source said it appears Mr. Agwai was informed ahead of the announcement of his removal Tuesday, as the former defence chief arrived early at the SURE-P office to pack his belongings. Mr. Agwai himself replaced Christopher Kolade, who was sacked after criticising the president. www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/178245-breaking-jonathan-fires-sure-p-boss-martin-luther-agwai-for-attending-obasanjos-birthday.html |
Y ar ds ppl jst shoutn all abt,the incidence form wl only be issued whn d PO hs comfirmed that the person is d owner of d card and his name is on d register bt d card reader ddnt read d card (jst incase) and it cnt be as dt many @ all,and as for d woting points u cnt expect d north 2 av less because they av more registered voters than the south as for the readiness of INEC as @ feb 14 dt may be 2ru 2 some extent bt i stl bliv INEC can stl hld d electn then (my view though) and u cnt blame d opposition for saying d electn shd hld because dt ws wht hs bn communicated long ago.so ds ppl shd jst stop d noisw and face d real issue. |
All hail Sodiqyinka isuikwuato tnz |
No matter what they do,CHANGE is inevitable |
President Goodluck Jonathan’s proposal to meet tomorrow with a cross-section of Muslim leaders in the southwest at Ansarudeen Central Mosque, Ajao Surulere, Lagos State, has met a brick wall, with most of the religious figures indicating their reluctance to attend. A source close to Mr. Jonathan told SaharaReporters that, unless there was a miraculous change of heart, the meeting is unlikely to hold. Our sources said former Minister of State for Defense, Musiliu Obanikoro, had arranged the meeting. Mr. Obanikoro now faces growing public opprobrium over his inglorious role in the rigging of last year’s governorship election in Ekiti State. The former minister is one of several politicians of the ruling PDP caught on tape as they ordered a top military officer, Brigadier A. Momoh, to harass members of the APC in Ekiti in a scheme designed to secure victory for Ayo Fayose, the candidate of the PDP. Mr. Fayose was declared the winner of the election. In a telephone conference, the secretary general of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, Ishaq Oloyede, lauded the decision of Muslim leaders not to participate in a meeting designed to polarize and create disunity among Muslims across the geographical divide. Northern Muslim leaders, including emirs, had earlier opposed a meeting of all Muslim leaders with Mr. Jonathan. Their objection had scuttled an earlier meeting the president had proposed with the entire Muslim leaders in the country. Two major Muslim leaders in the southwest disclosed that a meeting between and Mr. Jonathan would be a betrayal of the general decision not to draw Muslim leaders in the country into partisan conflicts. The Muslim leaders also remarked that Mr. Jonathan’s alleged gift of N7 billion to the leaders of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to encourage them to mobilize political support for the president’s re-election had left CAN in tatters. “It may take a long time before the wound inflicted on the umbrella organization for all Nigerian Christians is healed,” said one Muslim leader. Another Muslim leader told SaharaReporters that it was shameless to go about distributing money that belongs to the masses to a few religious leaders. “We want the money to be used to better the lot of all Nigerians,” said the source, an Islamic cleric in Abeokuta. One of the Muslim leaders also said it was difficult to trust Mr. Jonathan who had reneged on his promise to redress the marginalization of Muslims in the composition of last year’s national conference. “When we complained about it, Mr. President promised to redress it, but he went back on his words when CAN President, Ayo Oritsejafor, told him to ignore us.” Some of the Muslim leaders stated that Mr. Jonathan had always ignored the pleas of Muslims for fairness and equity in appointments to top political appointments. “He never sent an invitation to us to meet with him before. Why is he now enthusiastic to meet Muslims [a] few weeks to the election,” one source asked. SaharaReporters learned that the chief imam of Ansarudeen mosque, Abdurahman Ahmad, was given the assignment of telling Mr. Jonathan and his team that the southwest Muslim leaders were not enthusiastic about meeting him. saharareporters.com/2015/03/01/southwest-muslims-reject-invitation-meet-jonathan |
Change is inevitable |
Hmmmmmmn! Where ar we heading for.SMH for Nigeria |
Honest Nigerian,kep it up #Nigeria_must_change |
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K |
Good job,keep it up! |
Stomach infrastructure!SMH |
sCun:dd u read d pst at all? SMH |
In Buhari we trust!GMB all the way Hmmmmmm! I smell frontpage |
Hmmmmmmn! Diaris God ooo |
Jazakumullahu khayr |
Kk |
HugeMac:MY GOD! Y have u been ds blindfolded so Buhari is nw been used by the west,wht an irony! Why cnt u jst realise d truth on ground and leave all these campaign of calumny.SMH |
I rep Buhari anytime ayday though corp members may nt be able 2 vote.GMB all the way #March4Buhari |
Jazakallahu khayr |
GMB all the way! |
Nic 1 |
In GMB we trust.Hit like if u belief |