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OREMUSSANCTUS:Haterz keep hating, this man will rule you for 8yrs. |
The United States Secretary of State, John Kerry, described President Muhammadu Buhari’s inaugural speech as laying out “a powerful agenda.” Kerry, who gave assurance that the United States would support the new administration to tackle insurgency and the economic challenges bedevilling the country, was accosted by journalists within the venue of the inauguration immediately after the event. Kerry--n-ShoukryHe said, “The inauguration is historic and very promising. The President made a very important speech, laid out a very powerful agenda and the United States is prepared to work very closely to help to do and everything we can on the economy, Boko Haram and other issues. The President did a very great job today.” UK’s Foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond explained that the UK was now committed to helping Nigeria tackle challenges, in a manner that was difficult before now. He listed such challenges to include security, diversifying the economy from a reliance on oil, tackling corruption, ensuring that the security agencies respect human rights, and others. Although the security situation in the North East is much better than it was before due to the cooperation with Nigeria’s neighbours, Hammond noted that it was necessary to crush the terrorist sect. “Clearly there is a great atmosphere of expectations and there are great expectations for the future…we have always said Nigeria should be the powerhouse of Africa,” he said adding that the UK looks forward to working with Buhari as it did with his predecessors. The Foreign Secretary noted that there are high expectations that the new President would particularly tackle corruption headlong as it remains a scourge that sucks wealth out of the country President Jacob Zuma of South Africa praised Nigeria’s democratic transition to a new government with the swearing-in of Buhari. “The fact that this has happened in Nigeria in the manner in which it has – particularly if we take Nigeria as one of the leading countries on this continent which must lead by example – this is a very perfect example. It is encouraging to us. We are very happy,” Zuma said in an interview with a national TV. The Egyptian government urged Buhari to ensure that all issues raised in his inaugural speech are successfully implemented. Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Sameh Shoukry, who spoke in Abuja, said both countries must improve on their economic relations. Shoukry, who was in the country to represent the Egyptian president during Buhari’s inauguration, said, “We look forward to the newly elected government successfully implementing all the issues the President raised in his inaugural address. I am sure the evaluation will always be that of the Nigerian people.” He described the inauguration ceremony as historic, stating that the Egyptian government looks forward to increasing ties with Nigeria. Dark days over-Liberian President SirleafHammond-n-Zuma President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia congratulated Buhari, noting that Africa has travelled from its dark days of wars and coup d’états as a means of political transitions. “Today’s inaugural ceremony testifies to the deepening of democracy across the African Continent and confirms how far our Continent has travelled from its dark days of wars and coup d’états as a means of political transitions”, Sirleaf said. The Liberian Leader then praised the roles of the former President, the contesting parties and the people of Nigeria for this inspiring example. Allegiance pledge okay – Jonathan Former President Goodluck Jonathan applauded Buhari for pledging allegiance to all in his inaugural speech. Reacting to the speech, in Yenagoa, Jonathan said he was gladdened by the posture of the president. “Buhari said that he does not belong to any clique, and I congratulate him for that statement. “It shows that we should all rally around him to work towards the development of the country and make Nigerians happy,” Jonathan said. Speech reflects APC manifesto – Atiku Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar described the inauguration as historic, saying the President’s inaugural speech was a reflection of the APC manifesto. He said, “It is a very historic day for our democratic process and for Africa. His promises are based on the party’s manifesto and I believe we will all work towards achieving the objectives.” A member of the House of Representatives, Opeyemi Bamidele said the speech reflected seriousness, focus and “demonstrated the resolve of a man who is determined to really make a difference.” He added, “And going by the antecedent of the Vice-President, I have no doubt that the administration will hit the ground running. I also have no doubt that this should mark the true beginning in the kind of the transformation that we need in the area of building our economy, strengthening our democracy and ensuring good governance in this country.” The presidential candidate of KOWA Party in the March 28 presidential election, Professor Oluremi Sonaiya, said Buhari’s speech “touched on the vital aspects of our realities.’’ “It was a great speech, touching upon the vital aspects of our realities and the challenges ahead of us. “It is good to hear him say “I belong to everybody” and I think we are in for a new kind of public conduct by our leaders,” Sonaiya said. The Bayelsa State Chairman of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUCN), Mr Tari Dounana, said that the speech indicated that Buhari was ready to bring change to the country. Dounana urged the new president to fulfill his promises to Nigerians irrespective of party, religious and tribal affiliation. “The president said that he belonged to everyone and to nobody. That is the kind of words we want from a leader. “Thank God Nigeria’s democracy is advancing and we have gotten a leader that will take the issues of workers very seriously,” he said. Meanwhile, the National Secretary of Labour Party, Mr. Olukayode Ajulo, described the inaugural speech as vague and not far- reaching enough based on the expectations of Nigerians. “Agreed, the President’s speech could not have covered every conceivable issue; however, the commander-in-chief cannot brush these issues aside because all key stakeholders want to hear from him, it is from him that they take their cue respectively,”he stated. “Having read and listened to the inaugural speech of General Mohammadu Buhari even with high expectations, one can deduce that Mr President conspicuously refused to dwell on burning issues like unpaid salaries of Nigerian workers who are groaning in pains with no respite on sight.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/buharis-inaugural-speech-as-seen-by-the-world-1/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook |
If she like make she get brain tumor na prison we go heal her...... yeye since wey she be minister she no get cancer na now when prison dey smell for her head she get cancer... If GEJ win she no go get cancer ooo. |
barcanista:No matter who emerge He is still gonna be APC and not PDP... Also Dogara/Gbajabiamila case will be settle withing APC and the ticket will be Gbajabiamile/Dogara... so are you satisfy? |
OREMUSSANCTUS:Sorry we will make it ok stop crying.. |
Ariel20:Hahaha take it easy.. |
BlackTechnology:Thank you cos you know he is wrong.. |
Ariel20:Yes you have to cos he is your partner in crime huh.... ![]() |
barcanista:So if her friend had told her my cousin is so rich, she wouldn't have turn it down in the first place huh... This is called white lies that is supported by all... Even the friend mother will be happy not having a gold digger as daughter inlaw.... Don't show a lady your riches in other to get her cos when the wealth is gone she is going too. |
barcanista:Yes the choice of the girl is that he cannot marry the guy cos he is a security man living in Mushin.... meaning she want a rich guy from the city... and you support her claiming everyone know what they want so why is she angry when he find out the guy is rich. |
Chinaimporter:hahahaah stop crying fowl my boy have you forgotten so soon? GEJ.... President....Christian...(South South) David mark... Senate President Christian...(middle belt) Ikeremadu.....Deputy Senate President Christian..(South East) Ihedioha Deputy speaker... (South East) Ayim pius Ayim...SGF Christian (South East) So with all this no yoruba was given any post here and you did not see anything bad about it right? you never see anything. |
changes1:Don't mind barcanista, he is as greedy as the lady who want already made man with money without knowing how far he has suffer. That's exactly the same way he left APC cos of greediness and join PDP that throwing billions around. |
barcanista:I know the kind of person you are the day you left APC for already made and money arena PDP... But everyone are not like you, You just prove yourself to be a greedy and selfish man. |
So many of you dont know what new Government is all about, This a new Government and some appointment cannot be made without the senate approval.. You guys are complaining about GMB being a dictator and you want him to make appointment without the Senate approval? so after you TANoids will come here and call him a dictator who does not respect the rule of law.. maybe you want him to appoint them and the outgoing senate approve them right.. Una brain is work anticlockwise.. |
Jetjacky:hahahaha funny, withdraw the army right away as its personal and family issue, i need to work hard for my family than sitting down reading Novel that's what i mean... |
Jetjacky:lolz what make you ask? beside i don't read novel ooo where i wan get time to dey read novel wey i get alot hanging on my neck.. haha |
OP i doff my hat for you jare, I tell those TANoids that wike have zero chance in sacking the LG Chairmen... Meanwhile when wike's victory will be visited he will shit in his pant |
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Jetjacky:It's because he want the money in US back and they gave him condition.. U.S think PMB will be like other past leaders that will not probe the case and them go chop the money. |
Hotstew:Market was good, Is not over yet.. |
Wow this is funny, That guy na bad guy ooo |
The girl dey stupid ni, She for use scope for the guy to dis virgin her before going for the boss.. |
Pastor: if you are worshiping with us for the first time in this church, The New life Church. You are so special to us. The whole church will like to know your name. New comer: I'm Dele Ogbeche. (church...shouts and cheers) Pastor: Halleluyah! Church: Amen. Pastor: Mr Dele Ogbeche, do you have any prayer request you want the church to pray for you ? Ogbeche: Yes sir. The church should help me pray that God should promote my business in this church more than how he promoted it in my former church. Church: AAAAAMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNN Pastor: Church, I will want you to use the whole of your strength to pray this prayer for him That Oh Lord, promote this Mr Ogbeche's business in this church (speaks in tongues... masokokokokole sebede) Thus saith the Lord, Listen, that your business shall sell in this church more than where you are coming from in thousand/million folds. Church/Ogbeche: AAAAAAAAAMMMMMM MMMEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNNN. Pastor: Mr Ogbeche, open your eyes.You left your former CHURCH because the business was not selling very well abi? Ogbeche: Yes sir. Actually, my business was selling at first because they were buying the casket they use to bury members from me. As the church members started dying small small so my business was growing because they were all buying their casket from me. I learned a trade in making casket. But after some time, there was a deliverance service and members started living long, which affected my business. That's why I had to leave the church to search for a greener pasture. Pastor: Mr Ogbeche, abi ko fe da fun yin ni? Ori e buru ni? Please stand up. Church, you will pray, Oh Lord destroy Mr Ogbeche's life and business permanently if he refuse to leave this church immediately... Church: IN JESUSSSSSSSSS NAMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, FATHERRRRRRRRRR.......kokokokolelelelelelesokokomasererere (everybody started speaking in tougues) Pastor: (looks at him as he runs out of the church) OLORI BURUKU! E ma gba wa ke?! Oluwa ya wa ya ibi o! Jeesu! (sorry, the Pastor is a Yoruba man.....lol |
So good for him, Corruption is loosing in Nigeria.. |
That's my president prayer is the key |
M0GIDI:DOn't worry you will have brain soon. |
after those stupid Igbo's go dey compare the most populated state in Africa (Lagos) with east |
Thank you so much OP, This saTANist will go to any lent to back their lie up but there is always refuter.. |
anonimi:stop posting this rubbish it's a blatant lie, it took him over a year to declare assets and not publicly. |
•PDP national exco visits governor Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose yesterday declared that nobody can impeach him. He described himself as a “one-man political army to defend the state from invaders”. The governor spoke when members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) visited him. Led by the Acting National Chairman, Uche Secondus, the PDP NWC warned the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Federal Government against supporting what it called “illegality”. The PDP national leaders called on President Muhammadu Buhari and the ruling APC to respect the constitution and the rule of law. They noted that the raging crisis of impeachment in the Fountain of Knowledge represents a “litmus test” for the ruling party’s democratic credentials. Secondus was accompanied by National Secretary Wale Oladipo; National Organising Secretary Abubakar Mustapha; National Publicity Secretary Olisa Metuh and National Auditor Fatai Adeyanju. Addressing reporters after a 25-minute confidential meeting with Fayose, Secondus denied begging the APC lawmakers to back down on their impeachment plan. The PDP boss explained that the APC and its lawmakers must obey a court order, which mandated parties in the leadership crisis rocking the Assembly to maintain status quo ante bellum, pending the determination of the Motion of Notice before a Federal High Court in Abuja. Secondus argued that Dr. Adewale Omirin is not the Speaker of the House of Assembly, hence he (Omirin) cannot order the chief judge to constitute any panel. He said the “gang-up” against Fayose would fail because the people are behind the governor and they are ready to defend the mandate given to him. Describing the PDP as a “law-abiding party”, Secondus described Fayose as a “law-abiding governor”, insisting that the rule of law and the constitution must be strictly adhered to by the APC and its lawmakers. Secondus said: “We are here in Ekiti to pay solidarity visit to our dear Governor Ayodele Fayose over the political crisis in Ekiti State. “As you are aware, the leadership of APC and the lawmakers have ganged up to illegally remove the governor. “The court order of April 23 given by Justice Chukwu of the Federal High Court in Abuja is still effective. As of now, Dr Adewale Omirin is not the authentic Speaker and can’t tell the chief judge to set up a panel to try Fayose. “Even as we speak, the governor has not received any letter from the lawmakers. We call on the Federal Government that democracy is in danger in Ekiti. We owe it a duty to protect the rule of law. “Should they go ahead to illegally impeach the governor, the consequences will be anarchy, crisis and violence. “PDP is law abiding and this we demonstrated by allowing democracy to grow while in control. This is a test for the APC-led Federal Government. It must ensure that the constitution is protected. “We are not begging anybody, but our appeal has been that due process must be followed. We are warning the lawmakers to desist from their actions. “PDP will not allow anybody to return Nigeria to autocracy. Fayose is a performer and he should be allowed to develop this state.” Buoyed by the visit, Fayose said Ekiti people would not tolerate the abuse of the constitution and the rule of law saying he and his supporters are “solidly on ground”. The governor, who maintained that the court ruling on maintenance of status quo must be adhered to, reiterated his support for the rule of law. He said if he wanted to violate the rule of law, he would have inaugurated the House of Assembly on Monday. Fayose warned the APC and its leaders to let him focus on his primary assignment of governance. The governor, who said he is not losing any sleep on the matter, boasted that the lawmakers would fail in their bid to impeach him. He added that the PDP is ready to play its constitutional role as the main opposition party to defend the nation’s democracy. Fayose said: “We will not allow them to trample on the constitution. That the country is witnessing peace today is a collaborative effort between former President Goodluck Jonathan and the PDP. “The PDP is united after the loss at the election and we are gradually picking the pieces. “But we are assuring you that we are solidly on ground. You know it will get to a stage when the people will act like the constitution themselves. “My party leaders just go home and rest. We will be on ground like the nation of Israel to protect our territory.” http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nobody-can-remove-me-fayose-boasts/ |
Children of this generation won't know him... The great JAGUAR |
GenBuhari:Then you have to deal with it, The news is on all media and news. |
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tell me right now and I had dispatch an army of nightmares to the peeps behind this abomination!!
you day read novel?