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It seems certain they were arrested to cause embarrassment and humiliation in several directions.

adamaw2tuf:
Dont worry we are not as divided as you in the south where some who know very well they are from a certain tribe and yet reject their tribe [b]becouse [/b]they want our acceptance and favours,some of them here i know them they think they [b]aer [/b]clever,they dont know that we know how the idea come in the first place after the civil war,why is it any time i call some people nyamiri they tell me they are river state,[b]delter [/b]state bayelsa sate,[b]calabar state [/b]they think i'm [b]stupide [/b]that i have never lived in those area?baban nyamiri gej.

I am not surprised they think you are "stupide." Lol!!
Pesin go wound o!

Whats all the noise about the fuel subsidy? I am yet to find any instance where its been announced that the subsidy is going to be removed without certain economic conditions being met; there is also no fixed date.
We Nigerians are always guilty of taking third hand gist which has lost all accuracy as fact.

Another source in the security establishment said the government appeared not to be interested in making the agencies in charge of the nation effective. The source, who also requested anonymity, said government was only “interested in playing politics with everything.”

The source added, “When last did our people go for training? Even the so-called Anti-Terrorism Squad in the Police, where were they trained? Majority of them were drawn from the riot police without being given further training.

Most of these fellows are boko haram members. Who wants to train boko haram?
The best thing is handing over to the FBI, let our suyaing and peppersouping security people go and sit down.

Lol! E da ke rumours!
Its fake news, manufactured on NL.
Aregbe is still busy shopping, wining and perfecting uselessness in Saudi, while workers suffer.

DivideUs:
this guy is not only a bigot, he's also a day dreamer, if oil belongs to the south south as you put it, after the breakup, then Abuja belongs to the gwari people, so your best bet is to bribe niger and nasarawa with your oil money (you seem to be good at doing that) to be part of your south, if not then all is lost. sorry dude thats the reality.

also, the oil money as you put it was paid when it is/"was (hopefully)" federal republic of nigeria and not south south republic, so that kills that end too, and for the sake of argument how do you plan to pay the man power that went in to the development?

abuja= gwari
gwari= abuja
abuja= gwari =ibb, i'm sure now you'll want him right?

Oga, the word bigot is not a new toy for babies.

We will sieze and sell Abuja if yawa gas for 9ja. Wetin come pain you inside na? Compensation must be paid for the fuckery committed in the name of Nigeria.
As for IBB, I see nothing wrong with selling the phucker as well. Or will that make you ill? Lol!

DivideUs:
^^ or borrowed money?

Borrowed money, oil money. . . Its all the same thing. Nigeria cannot borrow money with kola-nuts or cows as collateral.
If katakata burst, ND must seize and sell Abuja.

honsule:
I witnessed the catastrophe while coming from Abuja to Jos,precisely the new market area in Rukuba road
It is easier said than done(Split Nigeria).***Just thinking aloud***If Nigeria is Splitted who will claim Abuja?
The situation is disheartening,but nobody can claim monopoly of violence.

It will be given to the Niger Delta to sell. After all, na oyel money build am.

[size=14pt]Judiciary: SANs ignore NBA as CJN swears in new members[/size]
On August 27, 2011 · In News , 
As NBA, Body of Benchers, eminent lawyers shun event
By IKECHUKWU NNOCHIRI,  Abuja

The crisis of confidence rocking the judiciary reached feverish heights yesterday, as the outgoing Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, called the bluff of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, by swearing-in 30 new Senior Advocates of Nigeria, SANs, despite the conspicuous absence of the legal body at the event.

The occasion, which was equally bereft of the presence of the Body of Benchers and legal luminaries across the federation, marked the last official assignment that would be performed by the CJN who is due to retire on Sunday upon clocking the 70 years mandatory retirement age for judicial officers within that cadre.

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Cross section of new Senior Advocates of Nigeria at their inauguration in Abuja on Friday

NBA which was having its annual general conference in Port Harcourt, had specifically warned lawyers and the recipients of the SAN award, to boycott the swearing-in ceremony, stressing that, “any legal practitioner that attends the ceremony will not be referred to by members of the NBA with any rank he possesses and if in any NBA body such as the Body of Benchers will lose all privileges and be stripped of membership of any committee or body that the NBA participates in.”

As the umbrella body of legal practitioners in the country, NBA had written to the CJN, asking him to follow the tradition of the judiciary by deferring the ceremony till September 19, which was not only the originally slated date for the event, but equally marks the beginning of a fresh legal year.

It queried the urgency on the part of the CJN to conduct the swearing-in ceremony before vacating office, noting that it would not be in the interest of the celebrants to host the event within the Muslim Ramadan period.

More so, it is customary for every sitting president of the NBA to deliver a speech at such legal event, a period that accord them ample opportunity to offer constructive criticism on any perceived anomaly in the profession.

Such tradition was yesterday sidelined by the retiring CJN who insisted on swearing in the new silks no matter whose ox was gored.

Meantime, despite NBA’s threat, all the 30 SAN awardees, yesterday presented themselves for the purpose of being administered oath of office by the retiring CJN.

They justified the decision on the premise that their primary allegiance should be to the Supreme Court of Nigeria which they said granted them licence to practise as lawyers in the country and not the NBA.

While confirming them with the revered rank, Justice Katsina-Alu, who described the event as “unique”, said they should refrain from “engaging in useless arguments” or sell their integrity and conscience at any price.

According to the CJN, “We have just witnessed the swearing in of 30 new SANs. This ceremony is very unique considering that in spite of threats and intimidation from certain quarters, the event still took place.

“Today is indeed the day the Lord has made and we shall rejoice. Every one of you is eminently qualified and deserves the rank and I am convinced that you will not let us and yourselves down. When you go out there, don’t engage your colleagues in useless arguments. Don’t sell your integrity and conscience at any price as there is no price that is enough to buy you. The legal profession is an honourable one, please help us keep it so,” he added.

In his own address, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke, SAN, lauded the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee, LPPC, which is headed by the CJN, “for discharging their mandate creditably”, in the appointment and swearing-in of the new SANs.

“I have no doubt in my mind that the new SANs have over the years contributed directly to the growth of our jurisprudence and imbibed the sterling qualities associated with the practice and discipline of the legal profession. They have also been subjected to thorough and very rigorous screening and therefore are deserving of our congratulation.”

“As SANs, you owe a duty and responsibility to the profession and the country. You are leaders of the Bar, and as such, you must conduct yourselves in both your private and public lives in a befitting manner. You must display a very high standard of integrity and professionalism in your official calling. You must also discharge your official and unofficial duties with candour, integrity, transparency and diligence befitting of a SAN. Anything short of this high expectation will be a disservice to your status and a betrayal of the trust and responsibility reposed in you.

“Distinguished colleagues, as major stakeholders in the legal profession, we should be concerned about the spate of complaints on the conduct of some members of the profession that border on professional misconduct, tardiness and outright chicanery. We cannot as respected leaders of the Bar allow the profession to degenerate to such low level; rather, we should be in the forefront of championing the noble ideals of this profession”, he implored.

Speaking on behalf of the new SANs, Mr Pat Onegbedan, expressed their gratitude to the CJN, even as they called on the judiciary to fully implement section 230(2) (b) of the constitution which provides for the appointment of twenty one justices of the Supreme Court and a division of the court of Appeal in every state of the federation in respect of which section 237(1) (b) did not prescribe any limit.

“We loudly commend the National Assembly for injecting section 134(2) &(3) respectively into the Electoral Act 2010. The provisions provide time limit for the disposal of both tribunal and appeal judgments.

“We call on the National Assembly and State Assemblies to sustain the momentum and initiate another Bill making a similar Act/Law to prescribe time limit for the adjudication of all matters in litigation in our courts. Speedy justice will attract foreign investors, render the resort to self help unnecessary, grow peaceful co-existence, boost our economy and engender greater confidence in our justice system.”

The 30 new SANs were selected to represent the 2010 and 2011 legal years.

The newly sworn-in SANs for year 2010 are; Pat Onegbedan, Isaac Nwazue Ijioma, Agatha Obiozo Mbamali,Dan Ose Okoh, Kenneth Ekene Mozia, Yahaya Mahmood, Ferdinand Oshioke Orbih, Olanrewaju Ayodele ogunlesi,Anthonia Titilayo Akinlawon, Oluwemimo Adepoju Akinlanwon, Oluwemimo Adepoju Ogunde. Prof. Imran Oluwole Smith [Academics] Ikechukwu Ezechukwu, Okechukwu Amechi,Nnadi Jude Ositadinma and Abiodun Jelili Owonikoko.

While those for the 2011 legal year are; Faye Dikio,Garba Shamatu Pwul, Granville Isetima Abibo, Hassan Muhammad Liman, Babatunde Adekunle Aiku, Dr. Peter Terkaa Aper [Academics] Adesegun Muhammed Ajibola, Yakubu Chonoko Maikyau, okon Nkanu Efut, David Oghenovo Ezaga, James Uko Kalu Igwe [Academics] Norrison Ibinabo Quakers, Jibrin Samuel Okutepa and Solomon Eyibo Umoh.

Meanwhile, their family and well wishers, including the Governor of Sokoto State, Aliyu Magartakada Wamakko, besieged the Supreme Court complex yesterday to facilitate with them.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/judiciary-sans-ignore-nba-as-cjn-swears-in-new-members/

I really think SS people should begin taking the fight beyond Lokoja.

hercules07:
Beaf, I am sabotaging GEJ's government by asking him to lead? Abeg think through some of your responses, as long as he is the president of Nigeria, he needs to lead, in order to lead, he must inspire, if he can not let him leave the place. GEJ is the one sabotaging his own government by not taking a tough stance against those he knows are behind Boko Haram.
I do not belong to the the Atiku type of opposition, my opposition is to keep the guy on his toes, and talking about looting, do you want us to open GEJ's records in Bayelsa?

Dude, all I see is the very same woebegone crowd that gathers to sing halleluyah with every boko haram bomb. Thats all.
The problems in Northern Ireland lasted for decades and decades, but there was never a time the British people turned on themselves like primal animals, they always stood with the bereaved and the UK govt. In Nigeria its different; why are Nigerians so wicked to each other, like we come from different planets?

All this cackling over the UN deaths is quite barbaric and makes me feel sick.

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You could be right there. I would normally kick hard against any infringement of Nigeria's sovereignty, but we are almost without any sort of cover with the wretchedness of our current police force. I wouldn't go as far as give them top positions, except such a position is labelled, "adviser". Then it will be left for the govt to set up a potent structure around the "advisers." That really could work.

Our army too is in need of the same treatment, cos a good proportion of the senior officers are boko haram.

Sometimes its hard to wonder what sort of people attend Bakare's church. Why pay your tithe only to receive such a poor show in return? All bitterness and nonsense. If I want to hear nonsense, I would rather pay for one of Terry G's songs; after all thats something I can dance to and feel good.

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Dude, you cannot hide your call for jihad under neatly tailored arguments. Nobody is fooled.
Who gives the slightest phuck about Gaddafi?

hercules07:
Beaf, people will support GEJ if he shows any backbone, he does not need to level Maiduguri before people know he is serious, it is the way he inspires that matters. Let him lead us or get out of the way.

This is really funny! You guys are doing everything to sabotage GEJ's govt, cos you lost and here you are telling me about how you will follow him? Lol!

I keep wondering at the "opposition," they seem intent on destroying the country, thinking that it would be to their benefit in some way or they will regain the freedom to loot as in the past. That will not be happening.
Its bloody ridiculous, what they are doing instead is emphasising their pre-election statements that those from minority ethnic groups cannot rule the country. Unfortunately, all of Nigeria's wealth comes from minority lands; its an incredibly dangerous game that's being played and now that the US is directly involved, there can only be one loser.

I would advice those laughing because of the innocent blood to keep laughing. You never know when your gory mirth and laughter will suddenly become tears of sorrow and regret.

adamaw2tuf:
Bunch of idiots who told u that we cant have the power when we ve had enough,who will stop us? just say it now anyway before u idiots start fooling urselves i'm sure u must know it by now u have south,south east,now some even are calling themselves south south ha ha!or whatever u call urselves atleast not benue delter,thats all u can do because we let u do it yea its in our interest that you have alot of names,for us we have only one north and one north it will remain.That gej u think can save u we put him there and when the order come we kick him out,who will save u then? nobody,your nzeogwu is no more philip efiong no more and ajukwu very old and banned obj we give him plenty of money he sharap or is gej your ironsi is?u talk,nigeria was trusted to us by the british to manage so must understand now just behave urselves so nobody gets hurt because u dont understand politics.

I see your anus has finally replaced your keyboard.

This is the kind of thread SSS and FBI should be watching. They just might find the roots of boko haram and al-qaeda in Nigeria.
Who gives a phuck about Gaddafi?

adamaw2tuf:
I can see alot of tantrom throwing here against the northerners simply for the sake of it,and for those who think cos ya brother gej is now the C and C. so he can do anything we dont want, ya all are dreaming.Most of the time i try to ignore this silly website cos ya opinions dont count but since i have my little precious time for this,i cant help to waste it anyway to those calling for northerners to be maped out nigeria,my question to ya all who is gonna do it,i mean who has the heart or courage to even stand? SO SHARAP!And behave yaselves gej is where he is today because we know we can show him the exit any time we have enough of that nyamiri.

You are seriously mistaken. [b]All [/b]of Nigeria's money comes from the south, ALL. When it is time for war, the full implications will hit you like a phucking rock.
You guys are wagging the tail of a lion, and as we all know, patience is a finite thing. LOLZ!

Poor Buhari, Atiku and IBB supporters!

You lost the elections, live with it; there is no need to share boko haram sympathies or sponsor death because you are bitter at your loss.
Stop being sickening vultures dancing in ecstasy at the loss of innocent Nigerian lives.

In every country I know, the citizens gather round to strengthen one another in times of disaster; in Nigeria, however, wicked cackles of joy fill the air.
Its a complete disgrace.

monkeyleg:
Well, in the abscene of any functional security agency, we have not choice at this stage but to allow those who know to step in.

I argued months ago, that the nigerian govenment should seek a special secuirty relationship with the British, but no one was listening. Would it have been wrong for the govenment to get the british in to help restructure our police forces? give them a 2yr, £20m contract. there are a lot of well seasond ex-officers taking on private security work, these are people we would have gotten involved to help, but no, we want to carry on as usual

The total rebuilding of the police is already going on with many getting high tech training abroad. However, that is a project that will take several years, so we remain stuck with the N200 roadblock champs who would sell their mothers if boko haram gave enough "roger." We cannot afford to wait several years with the way boko harams attacks are escalating in severity and sophistication, hence the need for the FBI here and now.

Aigbofa:
They can't. Unless they know Nigeria more than Nigerians, which I really doubt. This is what happens when our "wetin you carry" police is required to do some serious work.

Yes, they do. Hilary Clinton actually stated that fact very clearly and unambiguously during the Yar Adua saga, Wikileaks later proved her right. Even Shell knows more about Nigeria than most of our security services do.

Builder:
The FBI coming to Nigeria is the[b] beggining of the end for nigeria[/b], because anywhere the USA steps its feet it always ends up destroying the place, i fear for my country

And what was the starting of Nigeria if I may ask? The section of the country boko haram is from has always resisted moves to hold a sovereign national conference that would have laid a proper foundation for the existence of our union.

We have never been a country, so whats the big deal if as a result of the bone-headedness of election losers, Nigeria melts down? Maybe the extremist murderers would engage themselves in a fight with the US, but you can be sure that the Middle Belt, ND, SE and SW will not engage in that id!ocy; rather they will side with the US to pacify the regions where extremist have a foothold.

Americans are most welcome indeed.

Guyman02:
Tell which country that FBI has been able to tackle terrorism. This month alone over 70 people where killed in Iraq bombings where the US still provides security.
The Taliban killed 30 Navy SEALS with one shot in Afghanistan when they brought down a Chinook helicopter.
The British Centre was also attacked in Kabul.
The fact is that GEJ is some how jittery when it comes to the Americans, British and French. That was why he quickly accepted the Shell sponsored UN report on Ogoni oil spills and the proposal for a thirty years cleanup operation if they are allowed to resume operations.
Let the Americans show us the technology involved in forensic analysis, we can even improve on it and work with it. Those guys just want to sell their gadgets to us, Shikena.
The more you involve the Americans the more radicalized people you push into joining BH, they will believe it is an opportunity to fight the great Satan (as Islamic militants see the US) who oppresses Muslims around the world.

Are you the spokesperson for boko haram?
Who cares for what those primitives think about attempts to root them out. Very soon, they will find that, far from their own very own goat ridden, sharia inspired country, they will be getting US bombs from unseen eyes in the sky.

The involvement of the FBI is very welcome, because boko haram is sponsored by top core-Northern politicians; but even much worse, by core-Northern security, army and police officers. It is a well-known fact that the top echelons of our army and police are filled with core-Northern officers (a good percent of whom are boko haram), that is why it has been so difficult to eradicate the problem.

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Tiny non-special programs use Crystal Reports which is one of the OP's requirements? Abeg, stay away from drugs jare!
Dunces ti poju!

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=745804.msg9030552#msg9030552 date=1314581118]again and time again I AM NOT IN SUPPORT OF BOKO HARAM or any group that kills people. I am sure I made that clear since on this forum

Definately Jonathan or the authorities need to something about it either way it must stop. they are fighing for there own pockets and not the north nor borno nor Islam

lastly u can get better info by flying to borno and ask them[/quote]Its as if you hate me sha!
How can I fly to Borno that even the indegines are running away from? Can you go to Borno even though that is where you come from?
Guy, I'm just asking you about boko haram in case you know somebody.

They are fighting for the freedom to remain stvpid. IMHO, it should be granted and they can join Niger or Chad.

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Oga, what are your people fighting for? What does boko haram want from civilised people?

maleinter:
Report indicting the peaceful rain or refered to as downpour is unfair and unethical in the profession of journalism. As a Water Engineer of repute with much of international experience, what happened in Ibadan on friday the 26th of August 2011 was not justifiable and people do not deserve this treatment.
From observation, the so call flood was induced and can be categorised as CATHERSTOPHIC FLOODING which happened suddenly either by 2 of the factors, 1. man made (induced) through opening of the dam gate or 2. Breakage of dam wall which is as a result of lack of maintainance of dam.
Lastly, when the dam volume has been overtaken by silt, then, the need to desilt the dam is important which still REFER to management default. So, let us not relate the story to flooding but rather be specific and dont play politics with your news by just copying others , be professional in your news reports. i have found all the news laughable. please lecture the public by hitting the nail on the head.


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Damn!
Sir, where did you get your degree? I want to make sure I don't send any of my kids to that uni.
The way you are sprrrrrrrrreeaking and spppproking your own version of engrrrrrrrrish, even our batu oga, becomerich would be bloody jealous.

Alarming shyte.

Depilot:
It is obvious that this administration is not serious, our president is totally confused.

Nigerians are more concerned about employment rate, constant power supply, food on the table, good education, good medical system and reliable security.
Chasing El-Rufai around and ignoring other 10,000 thieves will do nothing good for this nation.
Our president needs to wake up, think for himself and be more sincere to the great citizens of Nigeria.
So far, it seems as if this nation has no president, no clear direction and no future. Prioritization process is also lacking @ every single level of operations. It is very sad indeed. You can not expect a carpenter to fly an airplane.
May good Lord please come and rescue this nation from the hands of thieves and incompetent leaders.

Did you smoke something? Why tell lies about El-rufai being arrested again?
It just confirms a long held suspicion that you clowns only get your news from street corners and beer parlours.

Vettel has just about wrapped up the championship, I can't see anyone catching him now.

Its such a beautiful thing that Nigerian made technology is floating out there in space and functioning perfectly.

We are getting somewhere, pop sontin!

https://indiavella.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fireworks-150x150.jpg

apoti:
Agreed, the English is poor, but the Message is clear. The security chiefs and the commander-in-chief has failed in their duties!

Lol! The question is, who was the "diplomatic source" with such poor English?
Was it you? Was it Gbawe? Was it another hater? It is obvious that the story is a fake plant.

. . .You know the drill.