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GP2015:
He wrote this on his Twitter TL
Conversation between Amaechi & I: Amaechi, how are you feeling today? Amaechi: About a wike ago I was under pressure but now I'm ok baba

This can never be obj's account cos He is not on twitter... fake !!!

The opposition can't wait to seize power but they should wait for 90 days to do that..

pretydiva:
who b dis one ni ..who big joystick don help

iya bash

mikron:
Penalty ope oo

A well deserve win.. 6 nil. unto the next stage

obvious facts.pdp will propose apc will castigate later apc will adopt same idea they had castigated... who is deceiving who?

Seen next

Apc teaching pdp how to play the judicial game...sips zobo and ayaya.

Whizzcute:
Top nollywood actor Yul Edochie has opened up about the gay stalker that have been tormenting him.


SEE TWEETS BELOW

A Guy buys you gifts and you collect just saying sha.since its so, just go report that Guy to the authorities or better still Sue him.

kr0ne:
You don't remove Suarez in a game like this! We need people with energy, people who have bytes but won't bite!

He was battling with Armstring that was why he was removed ...

princemol:
for the genius!

24*4=96

Krak:
For real?

Wonders shall not end in Niaja. nawa oh God forgive us for we do not know what we do.

excellence44:
Commercial motorcycle operators, popularly called Okada drivers, yesterday, razed students’ quarters, Zion hostel, behind NITEL office in Gwagwalada area council following a disagreement between the students and an operator.

Speaking to LEADERSHIP, an eye witness, Innocent Oguejiofor, a final year student of the University of Abuja (Unibuja), said a student staying in the hostel had a minor disagreement with an okada operator over change, saying the bike man went back and called his friend to set their hostel on fire.

He said: “An okada man brought back one of our hostel inmate from the junction and he gave the operator N1000, only for him to say he didn’t have change. So, after a minor standoff between our friend and the operator he borrowed N100 to pay the man.

“He left and came back later with other bike operators to attack us; the police came and arrested some of our friends and the bike men. When they left another set of bike men came and started destroying rooms in the hostel and set them ablaze.”

Oguejifor said the operators fled when the students rushed to inform army men stationed at the checkpoint, close to the junction, of the attack.

Another eyewitness, who didn’t want her name in print, said she was very lucky to have removed her belongings before they razed the house.



http://leadership.ng/news/429264/okada-riders-raze-students-hostel-in-gwagwalada

them for go try am for either student Villa or zone 4 phase 3 .omo unigwags peeps make una drop swag folo dem bike niggas one hand.

illiad1:
By Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

THE destructive attacks in South Africa on Nigerians and other sub-Saharan Africans are tragic and mindlessly wrong. The assaults sorely bruise the objective of inter-African harmony. They also put an eraser to the idyll of progress and domestic tranquility many people saw when gazing at South Africa.
The xenophobia is actually a lethal show of misdirected anger. The attacks point to deep, underlying ruptures within the South African political economy that actually have little to do with the presence of Nigerian or other Black Africans in that nation. Nigerians have become scapegoats in a fundamentally domestic struggle.
The Black populace is roiling because their economic plight has worsened since the end of apartheid. If prosperity had come to them, they would not have come to this. The political and economic accommodation between the traditionally White-controlled economic superstructure and the post-Mandela Black political elite is under challenge.
This model of governance has failed to make adequate provision for the bulk of the Black population. Due to his unique status, Mandela was able to give the Black population succour and hope while counseling them patience.

That great man is no longer there. Gone with him is the succour he gave and apparently the patience of the people. South Africans thus lashed out in frustration. They attacked Nigerians and other Africans not so much because our people were the cause of their woes.
They attacked our people because they could do so much easier than they could attack the actual sources of their ire and economic predicament. It is easier to destroy the wares of the local shopkeeper than to change the political economy.
The former merely requires an eruption of anger; the latter requires sustained political organization, vision and dedication. Thus, although they want political economic reform, all they did was to attack non-South Africans who provided goods and services to them at the neighborhood level.

While the government of South Africa may be questioned about its continued adherence to a political economic model that appears to have exceeded its best-use date, it is completely wrong to say the South African government had even a hand in instigating the unrest.
Thus, recalling the Nigerian High Commissioner is inappropriate and counterproductive. Instead of pulling the diplomat, Nigeria should name a high-level special envoy to visit the nation and engage directly with President Zuma. Nigeria should also send an Interagency Coordinated Action Team (ICAT) to South Africa to complement enhance efforts to provide consular services, liaison with police and security and ensure that affected Nigerians receive proper restitution. We should also talk to major South Africa businesses resident in Nigeria. It would help douse tensions and ill will here if they announced a plan to contribute to the restitution of affected Nigerians.
No recall: Some observers have questioned the swiftness and efficiency of the South African government’s response to the mayhem. Such is their right to do so. However, the South African government did not cause the problem. They had no reason for it. To blame the government is to increase tension and confusion, not douse them.

Recall of an envoy is usually prompted by an adverse act by the host government itself. It is not good practice to recall a High Commissioner for a tragedy the host government could not have prevented and one for which its appears to be working in good faith to end.
The recent social upheaval should be likened more to a natural disaster as the government had no proximate control over its eruption. To recall our High Commissioner might satisfy our sense of outrage; it would do little else, however.
The move implicitly signals to the South African government that we blame it for causing the outburst or for being negligent in the aftermath. Such a move would make it harder to encourage the South African government to act as we would like toward affected Nigerians.
The move we diminish our presence is the more we diminish the daily pressure on the government in Pretoria. The move we diminish the pressure is the less we can positively influence that government’s action. Pulling our envoy decreases not increases our diplomatic leverage in this particular circumstance.

Also, much of the world and many Nigerians in South Africa will perceive the move negatively; they will think we are abandoning our citizens during the height of their travail.  This might demoralize them to a material degree.
The absence of the High Commissioner for an appreciable period of time will undermine the efficacy of our diplomatic mission at the moment when that mission should be doing its utmost for that segment of our Diaspora in South Africa.
Special envoy: A more constructive step would be to designate a presidential special envoy to liaise directly with President Zuma and appropriate cabinet-level officials in South Africa. The official should be a well known statesman preferably with a prior relationship with President Zuma. A former head of state or someone like former Commonwealth Secretary Anyaoku would be ideal for the position. This step would underscore Nigeria’s concerns for its citizens abroad. It would also signal to the South Africans that this episode cannot simply be left to fade into memory as has happened in the past. The envoy would press to ensure that adequate security is availed the Nigerian community to prevent further incidents this time of tension. The Envoy would also explore ways the Nigerian community can be better integrated and accepted in South Africa. Most importantly, he will press the South African government to improve its ability to ensure such things do not repeat themselves on such a large scale.

Adequate security
ICAT: Complementing the efforts of the special envoy would be a working level Inter-Agency Coordinating Emergency Team (ICAT). The ICAT would be comprised of police and other security officers who would liaise with South African counterparts at the operational level to ensure adequate security for the Nigerian community and that the authors of violence will be apprehended.
The team would also have a strong consular component. Nigeria should use this as an opportunity to reach out to the Nigerian community in South Africa to get a better idea of its numerical dimensions and the locations where that community is most concentrated.
A warden or communication system should be established within the community so that people can be quickly apprised of emergency situations or major events. A small legal team with experience in comparative criminal and civil law should be part of the team. On one hand, the lawyers would check to make sure those arrested are to be prosecuted. The lawyers should also investigate the proposals for restitution the South African government will make for affected Nigerians.

South African businesses in Nigeria: To douse tensions here and show goodwill, major firms in the South African business community here should be encouraged to develop a fund to restitute affected Nigerians. This fund should be contributed to the Nigerian government.
Conclusion: In such a circumstances, our policy approach should not be determined by anger. Our policy should be founded on a wise, dispassionate assessment of how to best protect our countrymen when they are imperiled. Recalling our top envoy does nothing to protect them. We must do better and more than just express anger.
The steps outlined above – Special Envoy, ICAT and South African Business Restitution Fund – are practical actions that can actually help our people and the South African government. Nigeria and South Africa are the two major sub-Saharan African economies.

We should attempt to work cooperatively to the extent possible, even in tense times. This show of cooperation and assistance serves our longer-term strategic interests. We should extend our hand of cooperation because that is in the best interests of our people in South Africa. If the South Africans rebuff these or similar overtures, then we can examine the need to call home our High Commissioner. However, recall should have been the last resort not the first one.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/another-approach-to-the-south-african-attacks-by-asiwaju-bola-ahmed-tinubu/

in as much I don't Like this man I totally agree with the 3 points raised
. its not too late for our govt to look into this points .

optimusprimer:
The sales and submission of online application for above mentioned exercise will commence on 23 April 2015 and will close on 4 June 2015. Applicants are to register online at www.careers.nigerianairforce.gov.ng. Payment of N1,000.00 (excluding bank charges) to be made at
1. United Bank for Africa Bank.
2. Access Bank.
3. FCMB
4. First Bank
5. Union Bank
6. Unity Bank and
7. Skye Bank branches Nationwide.

Zonal recruitment exercise is scheduled for 15 to 20 June 2015 at NAF Base Makurdi, NAF Base Kaduna, Sam Ethnan Air Force Base Ikeja, 81 AMG Benin, 97 SOG Port Harcourt, NAF Base Enugu, 203 MAG Ilorin, NAF Kano, 79 CG Maiduguri, 55 FOB Sokoto, 75 STG Yola. The exercise will also hold at 323 Artillery Regiment, Owens Barracks Akure

Its for ssce, ND and NCE.holders. dint see for degree holders

cooljude:
No position should be given to the south east. They should be marginalized. The thinking of an average tribalistic bigot. Let me start the statement because i know someone must make a tribal statement.

No need cos you have already.

morereb10:
Can you allow your wife to wear this outfit on your wedding day? Ladies, what do
you think about it?

www.exlinklodge.com/2015/04/omg-wedding-palava-see-dressing-ooo.html?m=1

jezz holy crisis. what are this?

Mhizkel:
Nice try Op...But none of this moves me!

That makes u either a les or a Guy. ladies love a simple and interesting Guy.

Now what's this man talking about? no need for plenty talks the result have been announced and the loser isn't contesting the result so what's the noise for. lets channel our whole effort to bringing development to our country other than draw people's attention to issue that are economical cum political irrelevant. God bless Nigeria.

lalasticlala:
http://leadership.ng/news/425854/lunatic-on-the-loose-mad-man-takes-over-council-office-in-aibom

Good for them cos they always leave the Secretariat gate unmanned and some of the workers don't come to work even the ones that eventually comes will go stay in the Secretariat hall. them never see anything soon the mad man go carry him wife and children go stay dia.

jeeqaa7:
I thought I was the only one guilty till.....

Ladies ... If you want your bf to sweep his house, just tell him u are coming over

even if the catch NA church gal omo bois go still tidy house oh.who knows something might happen oh

PhockPhockMan:
Call it a propaganda pamphlet, or anything else. It worked like magic to sway many undecided voters against APC in Rivers state at just concluded governorship and assembly elections.



Enjoy.

Do you think the north is an exemption of tribal and ethnical voting? do you think jona was voted out cos he is in pdp no he was booted out cos he Is from the south and since its the birth right of the north to rule they just can't stand another region ruling them.2011, when presidential results was announced the entity Nigeria experienced a all new era cos a South south man have won.now that a northerner have won the 2015 election, the south is quiet and celebrating it.lets now see the difference.

PassingShot:
Buhari is the next best thing to happen to Nigeria after democracy.

His intentions are genuine and he seems to know what he is set out to achieve. With determination and a good team behind him, GMB will surely outperform all his predecessors.

May God help GMB
May God bless APC
May God bless FRN

this is April not may lets wait for may 29 and see how well this statements can be translated into actions.

9jvirgin:
INEC please do the needful.

Death to PDP!

Jonathan is an embarrassment to human hood. GOD Cannot forgive him for destroying everything called Nigeria.

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so now the states where apc won you bless jona and if apc loses u curse him how interesting. jona lost is election and went to rest let others follow is lead.

I wish the south south will have as much unity and cooperation as the north. lets see who will vote for who in this country. rubbish.

After the presidential election, underage services have been thrown away. nawa oh.jona see how them play you. deris God.