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Demdem:

Accursed, u have your way of playing with words which has severally consumed so many Nl's. its so pitiable.
Back to the basis.
Here are your words again:

Tell me how much are u being paid for this dirt you called Job LIAR.

Demdem:
Indeed, so in your so called wise state, PDP is free from corruption? ODE.

BetaThings:
Exactly
The earth is flat
Iraq had weapons of mass destruction
Dokpesi and IBB carried out Oct 1st bombing

[size=14pt]SSS arraigns CPC candidate over Suleja bombing[/size]
•Aliyu bans political rallies in public schools
By Francis Onoiribholo (Benin) and Chinwendu Nnadozie (Minna)

Niger State House of Assembly aspirant of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) for Suleja Constituency, Lado Abdullahi, was on Monday arraigned at a Minna Chief Magistrate Court over the bomb blast at the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) rally in Suleja last Thursday.

The State Security Service (SSS) arraigned him over alleged homicide, assault, disturbance of public peace, criminal intimidation and being armed with deadly weapons.

Abdullahi was charged along with four others now at large.

The charge sheet named the other suspects as Babaro, Ladan, Awal Gambo, Jubrin Umar Abuja.

Only Abdullahi, who denied the charges, appeared before Chief Magisrate Tanko Muhammad.

He had spent four days in the custody of the SSS before his arraignment.

The Director of Public Prosecution, Musa Abdul, asked the court to remand him in SSS custody to enable the security personnel complete their investigations.

Abdul said because of the nature of the case, the accused person should not be granted bail because it would be prejudicial to the case, especially as Abdullahi faces charges under Section 221 of the Penal Code.

He told the court that the Section contains capital offences which foreclose the granting of bail.

Muhammad granted the plea and remanded Abdullahi in the custody of the SSS to enable it investigate the allegations.

http://www.independentngonline.com/DailyIndependent/Article.aspx?id=30038

Demdem:
Your entire race cant fathom my best so i am simply giving you crumbs which u deserve. I'm defending no one here but revealing your deceit and crookedness to the world accursed. How in the world can u tell us that PDP is presenting cleansing himself from corruption? Once the head (PDP) is clean, it will twinkle down and ACN and their likes wont in anyway have the balls to indulge in such no matter how little it is.

Abagworo:
@beaf.The funny part of this is that you and I argued it out and I warned in 2009 that if an SNC is not organized,a lot of militia will spring up across the nation.The most dreaded will arise in Akwaibom and could consume this country.Every other of my predictions has occured apart from the Efik/Ibibio militia which might not be far fetched.

True federalism has to be applied based on our present 36 state structure.The bombings will stop and everybody will be happy.That will also reduce the power of the central Government.

Demdem:
This guy is simply MAD. No doubt about that.

ehie:
Only in Nigeria will Goodluck Jonathan become President, consider this, if u had an org,would u consider him running it?talk more of a nation,
Only in nigeria would some one listen to beaf and his aliases while he airs his views, who talks to a donkey?
Nigerians enjoys being silly and lazy, its your destiny

blacksta:
Beaf

Roughly a year ago when this madness started in Jos  - you mentioned GEJ was amassing 1000 army and police personnel to combat issues in Jos  -  What happened?  - I hope this is not another misadventure.  Effort should be diverted into  gathering intelligence rather than fight fire for fire.

bisiaet:
Oh brother I dont think what the first poster whom I qouted above has said something wrong for you to to use the word [size=14pt]"Accursed"[/size] this is too far a statement for God sake please bro. let learn how to be a bit reasonable in our words. And beside does Buhari has a case? I guess No because the truth is their won't be another June 12 again in Nigeria so let Buhari or CPC wait till 2015 that is just the truth.


The issue on ground now is how to combat the madness insecurity and bokoanimals who are troubling this nation and not to be talking about annulling April presidential election as a matter of fact that is not what Nigerians are ready to hear now all what Nigerians care about now is how Nigeria will be save, destroying all these boko goats, how to fortify our economy, good road, electricity and so on not annulling of presidential election the Buhari and CPC are crying about, brosie abeg.

GMcompere: @Poster

Os cof Nigeria can be developed in 18months, my 18month old daughter is fully developed and ready for marriage

Develop ko, Idagba soke ni

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[size=14pt]FG Targets 10,000MW of Electricity Supply by 2015[/size]
13 Sep 2011
By Yemi Akinsuyi

The Federal Ministry of Water Resources has said it will achieve 95 per cent development of hydropower potential capable of producing up to 10,000 Megawatts of electricity into the energy pool by 2015.

It said this was part of efforts in achieving the goals and target set out by the African Heads of State and Governments under the framework of the African Shared Vision.

The Minister for Water Resources, Mrs. Sarah Ochepke, who said this while addressing the media on the achievements of the Ministry in the first 100 days in office in Abuja, said this will be consolidation phase of the gains of the transformation agenda and the post Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) era, which will guarantee sustainable service delivery.

Ochekpe also said the ministry will achieve 100 percent coverage in the provision of portable water supply per day for domestic, industrial and agricultural use, the expansion of irrigation facilities to realize the nation’s irrigation potential of about 3.14 million hectares, as well as the achievement of 95 percent coverage in the provision of improved sanitation, good health and hygiene practices nationwide.

“Nigeria has huge water resources potential estimated at 263.7 billion cubic metres (both surface and ground water) enough to meet the domestic, industrial and agricultural need of the country that will contribute to the rapid transformation of the economy. The Federal Ministry of Water Resource has the statutory responsibility to harness the water resources potential of the country for national development,” she said.

She said the ministry has taken bold steps and articulated approach for the development and management of the nation’s water resources towards meeting the needs of Nigerians. She added that active participation of private sectors investors and other key stakeholders will facilitate attainment of the nation’s transformation agenda that will guarantee access to water in all sectors of the economy.

While stating the achievement of her ministry within the first 100 days, Ochepke said: “The ministry has awarded contract for the rehabilitation and the expansion of central Ogbia Water Project in Bayelsa State. When completed it is expected to provide portable water to over 13 communities in the area.

“There is the awarding of the contract for the construction and upgrading of Takum Water Supply in Taraba State, and rehabilitation of Goroyo Dam spillway, which breached as a result of the heavy flooding in 2010, and will cost N2.5 billion.

“As measures to improve electricity supply, the installation of 30MW of electro-mechanical turbines for the Gurara Dam has been completed, while evacuation /transmission facilities are on-going.

“The 12 River Basin Development Authorities have within the period, engaged actively in agricultural activities, while arrangement has been put in place to rehabilitate the necessary farm machinery for dry season farming. These efforts are geared towards increased food production and enhance food security,” she said.

Other on-going projects, according to the minister, include construction of the second phase of additional six zonal water quality laboratories located at Sokoto, Maiduguri, Makurdi, Asaba, Umuahia, and Port Harcourt, as well as the drilling of over 200 motorised and hand pump boreholes by the RBDAs.

She listed the ministry’s completed projects to include the completion of Northern Ishan Regional Water Supply, Edo State, to supply portable water to Ishan and adjourning areas with a population of about 700,000 inhabitants, which has a capacity plant of 9 million litres of water per day with the sum of N2.5 billion.

There was also the completion of Owena Dam Water Treatment Plant in Akure, Ondo State, for the provision of treated water for Akure and its environs with a population of about 900,000, with the plant capacity of 60,000 cubic metre per stream/day; at the cost of N11.3 billion.

mikealz:
jealousy will kill you aloy or emeka which dey call you,  my picture is for the flood VICTIMS, NOT FOR YOU TO CRITIC

NRI PRIEST:
And my question is,what has nddc achieved so far, u see, if u like give a million dolar to a bunch of illitrate,lazy and ogogoro drinking ppl.they will still be living in the same abject porverty they were found in after ten yrs.
The problem with that region in not the commision but the inabilities of the locals to change their mentality of dependence on government and succeed for themselves! Ekwusigom ka oram.

JOS—Following President Goodluck Jonathan’s directive to the Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Oluseyi Petirin to take over the security of Jos and stop the sectarian killings, Vanguard gathered yesterday that the Nigerian Airforce has already put on standby, a C-130 aircraft for the airlifting of troops from two Army Brigades, one from the South West and another from the North Central to complement soldiers on ground for the operation.

The General Officer Commanding ‘3’ Armoured Division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Adamu Marwa, who only resumed duty last week has been summoned to Abuja for briefings concerning strategies to be employed towards implementing the presidential directive.

Also, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Onyeabor Azubuike Ihejirika as well as the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Mohammed Dikko Umar whose personnel and equipment would form the bulk of the deployments were said to be in marathon meetings for the better part of yesterday with their Principal Staff Officers, discussing operational implications of the President’s order.

Vanguard gathered that following the meetings, the Army High Command has directed the deployment of some armoured vehicles used for reconnaissance activities, advanced communications and night vision equipment as well as light combat attack vehicles to Jos for the operation.

Already, the Air Officer Commanding Tactical Command of the Nigerian Air Force, Markudi, Air Vice Marshal Odesola was said to have deployed some of the air surveillance aircraft in the command for surveillance activities to cover the long expanse of land and valleys where most of the attackers on both sides of the divide pass through to perpetrate havoc.

ChinenyeN:
If though, you foolishly insist on speaking about all of Niger Delta, then I'll just simply restate the question Physics asked at the very beginning of this topic:

Please, by all means, do inform us of the lands the Ijo gave the Ngwa to settle. Inform us of the lands the Ijo gave the Khana, Efik, Ibibio, Annang, Obolo, Ikwere, Etche, etc. Please, by all means, answer PhysicsQED's question. What was the land, and what are the traditions?

ChinenyeN:
This is the most foolish question you've asked here on NL (that I know of). Let me show you what made me "stray" into this your "Warri" discussion.

Upon YOU having said all of this, you want to come and ask me how I "strayed" onto a supposedly "Warri" discussion. Does the above look like it's just "Warri" to you?

Several times already I have stated this: If you want this to be about Warri and Delta state, then just keep it about Warri and Delta state. You didn't do that though. Your claims consciously and actively encompassed the whole of Niger Delta. So don't start playing dumb and saying this is some BS "Warri" discussion. That is foolishness.

redsun:
Does thinking that i love-vendor my wife make you feel less stupi-d and less guilty?It seem to take the burden away from your evil mind and you actually wish it is true?And even if it is true,[b]how many children dies everyday as a result of me pimping my wife?[/b]like you guys kill everyday in thousands as a result of your atrocities.

[size=14pt]2011: Militants hold secret meetings with IBB, Buhari •Ex-military president given conditions [/size]
Written by Idowu Samuel and Emmanuel Adeniyi
Monday, 06 September 2010

THERE are indications that President Goodluck Jonathan is yet to strike a deal with leaders of key militant groups in the Niger Delta to strengthen his chances of winning the South-South zone if he decides to run in the 2011 presidential election.

Indications to this effect emerged in the light of efforts by leaders of the militants, who had given up on the government amnesty initiative  to engage presidential aspirants from the North in exploratory talks on how to fit into their presidential programmes.

Two leaders of militant groups which surrendered arms in the wake of the Federal Government’s amnesty had arrived in Abuja last week to hold talks with northern presidential aspirants, including General Ibrahim Babangida and General Muhammadu Buhari.

Nigerian Tribune learnt through aides of the aspirants that the militants complained that they were not being consulted by President Jonathan.

The militant heads were said to have canvassed a view that their full participation in the ongoing political process would enhance their resolve to finally discard the toga of militancy, just as they reportedly expressed dismay that their efforts to dissolve into the campaign programme of President Jonathan were not being appreciated.

It is not certain which specific roles the militants desired to play in the presidential campaigns of the aspirants, whom they reportedly met. However, it was disclosed that tentative agreements were reached by the campaign team of General Buhari that they should make a bold appearance during his inaugural campaign summit scheduled to take place in Abuja any moment from now.

Checks within the IBB campaign organisation revealed that none of the militant leaders was able to meet the Minna general in person, but reportedly met his aides in Abuja and told them about their desire to feature in his campaign programmes.

When the militants met with the representatives of the ex-president recently, Nigerian Tribune gathered that they vowed to support him if he agreed to a one-term tenure and hand over power to a candidate from the South-South geopolitical zone in 2015.

Nigerian Tribune gathered that Babangida was told to rescind his decision of handing over to a candidate from the South-East, choose a vice-president from South-South, implement the white paper of the Ledun Mittee committee and create additional states in the South-South geopolitical zone.

Investigations by the Nigerian Tribune revealed that the militants were working with notable South-South governors, who were said to be working underground for different northern presidential aspirants following their irreconcilable differences with President Jonathan.