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OmanIman: Bakare @ his Very Best!Dayum! A bloody soaked dog/baboon! |
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gboss4sure: Since na poor government gave rise to boko haram, maybe the west should form their own boko haram and start bombing, de south east should follow and the south south join in the bombing of innocent people.Exactly! States like Ebonyi, Ekiti, Osun etc are very poor and undeveloped, yet they do not have boko haram. I wonder why? Anyway, I believe that Obama is actually talking about failure of govt at LG and state levels; the US is not like Nigeria, where people feel that every mention of govt means the FG. The failures that created almajiri's, sharia etc are all at state and LG levels. It is states and LG's that provide schools, not the FG. |
Rewind... Beaf: What the US has said is correct. |
85% of Nigeria's indigenious oil blocks are illegally owned by core-Northerners numbering less than a 100. These men make more than twice as much money per annum than the entire Niger Delta [/b]put together. The oil wells owned by the late Mai Deribe from [b]Bornu, make billions EVERY DAMN DAY. The man even has gold plated walls in his house. What state is the capital of boko haram again? |
in April 2008, Nigeria accounted for more than 11 million of the 80 million children in the WHOLE WORLD who were out of school. Guess what section of the country these kids are from? The core-North! These are kids, failed by the core-Northern, failed by their LG's and failed by their states. Only males are almajiri's, so the total figure of abused kids in the core-North is likely to top 20 million... There are only a few countries in the World whose population is higher than 20million. Since only males are almajiri's, you wanna know what happens to the girls? They are given away in "marriage" to older men at ages as young as 9 to be legally ra'ped! They claim that culture and sharia justify such practices. The UN officially recognises Nigeria as the worst for child marriages. |
What the US has said is correct. The people were phucked up by govt, especially at state and LG levels. While some semblance of infrastructure is provided by Southern/Middle Beltan governors and LG's; their core-Northern counterparts have only produced record breaking almajiri figures and child marriages, year in - year out. https://forumcitizens.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/74fd2__ALMAJIRI1.jpg |
OP is stup!d. |
Demdem: I cant imagine a member of the cabal being asked to investigate his fellow Cabal members. can any good come out from such? It can only come from a deceptive and gluttonous government headed by the Retardeen himself.How can Atiku's houseboy, the messenger of thieves, welcome the trial of criminals? |
tunnytox: Stop barking like a DOG if you don't have anything to say, Pastor Tunde Bakare is the only Nigerian Pastor I know that does not make tithe compulsory in his church, how many MOG can survive without tithe and seed sowing?Kill yourself, bro. The truth is bitter. [size=23pt] Tunde Bakare is a false prophet, a red-eyed loser who steals from the poor and needy.[/size] |
madridsta007: @BeafThe man is simply a tool to the "owners of Nigeria." When he has been used, he will be dumped, is it not surprising that so soon after the elections, he doesn't even know what is going on in CPC anymore? He is useful as long as he is saying outrageous things to keep relevant to the press. I surely do not know of any pastor that could have not only repeatedly advertised a "wild-wild North," but have gone as far as to tell voters to go to the polling station with matches in one hand and kerosine in the other (NN24 VP debate video). The end result is that so many innocent souls died, including youth corpers who had served in far away states and were about to embark on lifes journey. Whats the difference between Bakare and a murderer? The man is desperate enough to do anything. |
Winsh must be winsh! No be small sontin o! Shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!! Imagine demdem, the messenger of thieves calling for oil subsidy criminals not to be prosecuted! Ol' boy, which level of winsh you be na? You be apprentice, or you be akproka? You be pilot abi you be astronaut? Abi na you de use di TV wen de inside pot? Fat winsh, thin winsh... Winsh na winsh! ![]() All hail Osonga Airways! ![]() https://www.guzer.com/pictures/real-witch.jpg https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif |
Demdem: Simply because u cant disprove what i said (which is the bitter truth), u decided to go offensiveChai! Hai! Chineke me!! ![]() https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif |
@madridsta007 Thanks, bro. Tunde Bakare is the only pastor to call God a liar. Except he is claiming that his "prophecies" came from Lucifer. Cos, that is the only way he could have "heard" from God only to go against it. |
[size=14pt]Will all winshes, please stand up![/size] ![]() |
Demdem: he-goat, the same way for the house report. The house doesnt have the right to prosecute and they declared this. They asked the security agents to get to work on the report and do the needful so whats ur argument again? Aig is stained likewise his miserable report. Its meant for the bin.You sound really desperate, just like all thieves. Your father, Atiku must be really worried indeed. |
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[size=23pt]Tunde Bakare is a false prophet, a red-eyed loser who steals from the poor and needy.[/size] |
wesley80: ^^ He is just the Chairman of a committee, he's not working in isolation and even so, his report is being subjected to further scrutiny! Don't jump the gun, lets wait till we see the content of his report and how the high and mighty have all been exonerated b4 we place him on the guillotine.Don't mind the toad. Aig Imokhuede will not prosecute anybody, rather the EFCC will investigate all names and carry out its job, but you can trust fools (especially of Gbawe calibre) to cling to flimsy straws like losers always do. Maybe he thinks Tinubu's Oando is involved and is just panicking that there'll be no Tinubu crumbs for him to manage in Ghana. |
I really really pity the members of NL's winsh coven! Imagine the way they are fling around their dead thread, acting stup!d as usual. Lol! Even an old man like Gbawe! Na wa! |
Some people remind me of the definition of the word, fool. ![]() @topic Abagworo: I love this. Its better than creating new States. Again oil producing LGA's will now get their income directly from FG which is better for us in some States where few LGA's are oil producing.Dude, if this is realised, it would be the best thing to have happened to Nigeria. That and a change to the land use act would herald a radically new era for the country. |
SmoothCrim: Well it started from how the country was colonized. Too much focus was on the areas by the ocean. This trend has not been reversed but, has rather deepened and gotten worse since due to those who had a little bit having the knowledge to get more while those who had nothing remaining stagnant. In the end if Nigeria had a leader like Nkrumah early on and had invested in bridging the gap the situation would be much better now than previously.Are you speaking from Mars or what? Don't let me put on my boxing gloves, cos it will be bloody! ![]() |
Another angle: [size=14pt]Belgore's Committee Recommends Unfettered Autonomy For LGs[/size]http://leadership.ng/nga/articles/29411/2012/07/10/belgores_committee_recommends_unfettered_autonomy_lgs.html |
Excerpts from the Xamarin blog: [size=14pt]Android Ported to C#[/size] [size=14pt]The XobotOS Research Project[/size]http://blog.xamarin.com/2012/05/01/android-in-c-sharp/ |
^ Dude, what you have just done is attempted assault, ra'pe, burglary, defamation... Make I continue? Lol! C# (or .NET) can do a thousand and one more powerful things than the piece of code you wrote (has nuff powerful parallel/threading libraries) Also, you can dynamically implement abstract classes, interfaces, modules, any type. You can also load and create and assemblies on the fly. ...In short, with C#, you can raise the dead. ![]() |
When GEJ tried to sell the autonomous LG idea to the governors, they threw an almighty tantrum and demanded even more money from the FG. GEJ's idea was to increase LG allocations and divorce LG accounts from their parent states accounts, so that development would go directly to the people; instead of the governors using the money for their whims. It is in all our interests to support this constitutional amendment. Let the cry for true federalism manifest itself in our actions. |
This is what we are fighting for! True grassroots representation. GEJ, you is da man! ![]() IMHO, the anti-people land use act should be scrapped entirely. |
[size=14pt]Constitutional review committee advocates independent local govt system, dropping Land Use Act from Constitution[/size] By Victor Iluyemi July 10, 2012 23:04:44pm GMT Nigeria Abuja (WorldStage Newsonline)-- The Presidential Committee on the review of outstanding issues from recent constitutional conferences has submitted its report to President Goodluck Jonathan with recommendations which include the creation of an independent Local Government system in Nigeria. Besides, the committee also wants the Chief Justice of Nigeria to be empowered to set up a Council to from time to time set up rules of court both civil and criminal and that such councils should be representative of the judiciary, the bar, the private sector and government. The committee also advocated for the removal of the Land Use Act from the Constitution but retaining it as a National Law. The report of Justice Alfa Belgore led committee is expected to be part of the executive’s contribution towards the ongoing constitutional review process in the country. The committee was inaugurated on November 17th 2011, by President Jonathan with the assurance that the work of the Committee would be an important component in the process of national dialogue for enduring change and transformation. The Committee’s mandate also included the preparation of a legislative bill that would be sent to the National Assembly for debate and consideration in the proposed Constitutional Review exercise. Speaking shortly after receiving the report, President Jonathan said, “I would like to reiterate our administration’s unshakeable faith in the emergence of a strong, united, and prosperous Nigerian nation. “Our enduring sense of brotherhood, unwavering desire for freedom, unique resilience, and abiding faith in Nigeria has seen us through sundry challenges over the past 52 years of nationhood. I am confident that these innate attributes will provide us the requisite fortitude to persevere and overcome in the face of new challenges. “Even though the present Constitution has served the nation well, the general consensus is that it requires review and amendment in view of gaps that have become evident in our attempt to operationalize it over the last 13 years.” On the report submitted to him, he said that he was informed that the Committee reached unanimous agreements on changes in key areas of the Constitution. Jonathan also revealed that the report contained provisions to strengthen Fundamental Rights as well as legal protection for all citizens, especially children, women and the physically challenged. On the recommendation for speedy and fairer administration of justice, the President said the committee had his support, noting, “as I believe that fundamental rights, security of life and property, the protection of the law, and equitable dispensation of justice must be made real as they greatly influence the average citizen’s sense of obligation and patriotic disposition towards the nation. “I am equally pleased that the Committee has paid justified attention to Local Government Administration. I am convinced, given my personal experience at national and sub-national levels of governance in Nigeria, that the greatest asset of our democracy is the commitment of people at the grassroots to the ideals of transparency, accountability and good governance. “Considering that Local Governments have the greatest potential for maximum impact on the lives of all citizens, the extent of their efficient development is the true measure of our democracy’s claim to being a government of the people by the people and for the people. “Similarly, the Committee has made robust proposals on the public accountability imperative for officials in the Executive and the Legislature. As the most visible arms of Government, their integrity and functional capacities determine the quality of trust and reality of the social contract in any society. Their success and mutual reinforcement define the hope of our nation, while their excesses and shortcomings subvert the dreams of democratic transformation. “I welcome the Chairman’s assertion that the Committee has made profound recommendations to strengthen the Legislature at all levels and also to demand conformity with extant national regulations in the conduct of their affairs. “I equally welcome the recommendations that will grant the Executive more flexibility in policy making, like the removal of the Land Use Act from the Constitution but retaining it as a National Law.” The President also described the report as “a great contribution to the country’s efforts to have a Constitution that not only reflects our present reality, but also anticipates future challenges.” He also assured that the report will receive expeditious consideration. In his earlier remark, Belgore said after carefully reviewing many parts of the constitution, the committee amongst others concluded that one of the things needed in the country is an independent, incorruptible and stabilizing local government system that is administered by democratically elected officials. The committee explained that it was necessary in order to deepen principles of democracy and sound resource management at the grass roots where it really matters. According to him, “The committee also viewed many parts of the constitution. In particular, we put new visions into creating an optimally independent, incorruptible and stabilizing local government system that shall always be administered by democratically elected officials that must be accountable, responsive to local needs, directed, controlled and sanctioned by appropriated laws. In our view, this is necessary in order to deepen principles of democracy and sound resource management at the grass roots where it really matters. “Of special significance is that we also looked at the judiciary vis-a-vis the bar, which is just one. The procedures we inherited from the colonial tines which were originally meant for jury has not helped the speedy dispensation of justice. The British have done away with the procedures while we still insist on them as sacrosanct, which is unfortunate. That is why we believe that the Chief Justice of Nigeria must be empowered to set up a Council to from time to time set up rules of court both civil and criminal and uh councils should be representative of the judiciary, the bar, the private sector and government. “Whereas in the constitution, each state has its own judiciary which are linked with the National Judicial Council or appointments and disciple, there is only one bar. The area of problem will be in criminal procedure because our criminal laws are at great divergence i.e, the penal code and the criminal code. To solve this problem it will be better or the President to set up a panel to look into the possibility of a unified modern criminal legislation. If these reforms in the judiciary system and the enabling legislation are carried out, it will be possible for a counsel from, say Cross River State, to travel to Borno State, Katsina State or Sokoto State and find that the criminal law is virtually the same thing; and same will be the procedure. “Throughout the assignment, every member of the committee felt proud to serve Nigeria on an issue as central to our national well-being as the Constitution. Each member shared the patriotic spirit that animated the Committee and the deep understanding that Nigeria is a great country. Indeed very few countries are like Nigeria. There are three countries that will achieve great heights if they are left in stability for a continuous period of twenty years. These are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Brazil and Nigeria. They are greatly endowed with everything-population, landmass and wonderful vegetation, very rich soil, well-watered even in the semi desert and above all, almost limitless supply of liquid and soil minerals.” He added: “If our country can achieve up to 40,000 MW in electric power generation, it will be so easy to heavily industrialise it and create employment for Nigerians, with our neighbours coming here to work in a situation whereby all our raw materials will be in the country, unlike the industrialised countries of North America, Europe, India, China etc. The country Nigeria is a pride to the black race and will continue to be. The present situation of some disgruntled elements trying to destabilize the country will soon pass, once Vision20:2020 starts having even greater effect on the economy.” http://www.worldstagegroup.com/worldstagenew/index.php?active=news&newscid=5309&catid=2 |
"I'm not desperate but I am worried," admitted Whitmarsh, when asked about McLaren's current situation.http://www.worldcarfans.com/112071046129/hamilton-ready-for-lotus-amid-mclaren-crisis |
There are strong rumours that Lewis is actually considering signing with Lotus. God! Can you imagine him driving such an ugly car? ![]() Why does McLaren always have to mess up these days? I hope it is not true. |
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