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lionness:
looks like its photo-shopped. shame of oshimole's family. how can he dress out like that

No, shame on you! How can you see progress and not accept it? I am not ACN leaning, but Oshiomole's action is highly commendable.
We need leaders that will listen to us and mingle with us, and a new breed is being born.
Fresh Air is blowing through Nigeria!

oyb: nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Why won't they enjoy rumours and shyte like me!
nnnnooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!

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You go wound o!

honeric01:
SO JEGA is not being disenfranchised from getting his due praises while the praise is being given to GEJ who is suppose to be providing us Light and roads?

What happens to this?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-638946.0.html

Sour grapes will run your belly, sir.

NEXT has no information to suggest that the president’s campaign is in fact linked to this bribery scandal. It is not unusual for thieving officials to claim that they are acting at the behest of a president. Upon being contacted by our reporters, a spokesperson for the president’s campaign reacted with alarm and issued a sharp denial

Acharu Osime, a spokeswoman for oil marketer Sahara Energy, vehemently denied her company’s involvement in any wrongdoing.

“This is a false allegation,” she protested. “We go through due process upholding our integrity and credibility in all our business transactions. We have and will never involve ourselves in anything less,” she said.

Niyi Olowola of Oando, while confirming that his firm had received approval for petrol importation for the quarter, also denied paying any bribes.

“It is not possible, we did not make any payment,” he said, adding that authorisation for Oando, as a major industry player, should not come as a surprise. “Oando is the largest importer of fuel. That is not anything out of normal,” he said.

The spokesperson for the PPPRA, Wole Adamolekun, as at press time, still asked for more time to give an official response even though he had been given over 16 hours to respond. However, Lanre Oladele, who apparently spoke for Mr. Adamolekun, denied that any bribe payment scheme existed in his agency.

“To the best of my knowledge, I am not aware of anything like that and I don’t believe anything like that exists,” he said

Nothing more needs be said.

NEXT has no information to suggest that the president’s campaign is in fact linked to this bribery scandal. It is not unusual for thieving officials to claim that they are acting at the behest of a president. Upon being contacted by our reporters, a spokesperson for the president’s campaign reacted with alarm and issued a sharp denial

Acharu Osime, a spokeswoman for oil marketer Sahara Energy, vehemently denied her company’s involvement in any wrongdoing.

“This is a false allegation,” she protested. “We go through due process upholding our integrity and credibility in all our business transactions. We have and will never involve ourselves in anything less,” she said.

Niyi Olowola of Oando, while confirming that his firm had received approval for petrol importation for the quarter, also denied paying any bribes.

“It is not possible, we did not make any payment,” he said, adding that authorisation for Oando, as a major industry player, should not come as a surprise. “Oando is the largest importer of fuel. That is not anything out of normal,” he said.

The spokesperson for the PPPRA, Wole Adamolekun, as at press time, still asked for more time to give an official response even though he had been given over 16 hours to respond. However, Lanre Oladele, who apparently spoke for Mr. Adamolekun, denied that any bribe payment scheme existed in his agency.

“To the best of my knowledge, I am not aware of anything like that and I don’t believe anything like that exists,” he said

Liars, name smearers and bile junkies always seem to develop hypertension. I wonder why?

This is really comedy 101! Somebadi, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase take oyb to the village square!

Unu go wound pesin o!

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ak47mann:
beaf
are you beaf as pa cow beaf or goat meat??

Almajiri.
If you could spell, you would know that Beaf is not an English word. Don't worry sha, almajiri education is being modernised by GEJ; dude, its never too late to learn; one day, you will know; "a for apple, b for ball."

. . .Right now you only know; "a for almajiri, b for bomb, c for cutlass, d for death. . ." Education will straighten you.

Alj Uche:
are u beaf's brother or cousin

I can see its donkey time, you had no grass yet?

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honeric01:
If we study the picture clearly, one would see that GEJ is out of line, he's not running on his lane and is also using drugs, look at him very well, he needs to be tested by INEC for drugs.

Yeah, he's packed with vitamins A, B, C, D and E. He even has vitamin q sef! lol!
In the meantime, both sharia lords are looking spent and confused, while GEJ coasts to victory with Ribadu in tow.

Acharu Osime, a spokeswoman for oil marketer Sahara Energy, vehemently denied her company’s involvement in any wrongdoing.

“This is a false allegation,” she protested. “We go through due process upholding our integrity and credibility in all our business transactions. We have and will never involve ourselves in anything less,” she said.

Niyi Olowola of Oando, while confirming that his firm had received approval for petrol importation for the quarter, also denied paying any bribes.

“It is not possible, we did not make any payment,” he said, adding that authorisation for Oando, as a major industry player, should not come as a surprise. “Oando is the largest importer of fuel. That is not anything out of normal,” he said.

The spokesperson for the PPPRA, Wole Adamolekun, as at press time, still asked for more time to give an official response even though he had been given over 16 hours to respond. However, Lanre Oladele, who apparently spoke for Mr. Adamolekun, denied that any bribe payment scheme existed in his agency.

“To the best of my knowledge, I am not aware of anything like that and I don’t believe anything like that exists,” he said

Liars, name smearers and bile junkies always seem to develop hypertension. I wonder why?

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Sour grapes.
GEJ, biko, you is da man!!!

honeric01:
Why should he be trusted when he didn't deliver the 6,000 MW he promised me by december 2010?

BTW, is GEJ INEC chairman or?

Lol! Sour grapes!

Lagosboy:
You seem to be forgeting the ACN is moere than 5 years old while CPS is only 1 year old. In fact in the school of poliics CPC's success will be forever studied, how the brand name of one man Buhari can shake Nigeria to its foundation. CPCs needed to win its base and then expand to the rest of Nigeria hopefully after winning the presidency.

ACN has done remrkably well in other terrotiories but not in the north except one or two where the candidates are popular like Benue and Adamawa

CPC will splinter and rot away after the elections, like it happened to ANPP.
The same potent reasons are present; a rigid guy who wishes to stamp his name indelibly on the party and a bunch of criminals who believe they can reap short term benefit from that name. . . Interests are wildly divergent, then, kaboom!

That election will be cancelled, no two ways.

monkeyleg:
@Beaf,

I heared that Delta North thing and thought is was silly, cos 2 diffrent accounts existed, one by the Will newspaper and the other by Vanguard. No one should be allowed to do that sort of rubbish, and if that cost him the election too bad.

I wasnt around for this one, but I should make both Presidential and governorship

I know you are a PDP man, but you and I know that PDP is not good for Delta, but we will see. For the elections on the 26th is the critical one.

How you dey sha? did you vote in Delta?

The whole thing is funny my broda! Right now, DPP people are still quarrelling seriously with INEC over result sheets. Its a waste of time, cos its impossible to rig this time.

As for Delta state, I strongly believe that PDP is the best for now, but we need a much healthier mix in the House of Assembly. My fear with DPP is its too much of an Urhobo party right now, and we really do not need that sort of politics in our dear state. Uduaghan might not be perfect, but the new politics blowing through the country will force him to sit up; there will be no smiling for anybody after the high standards of these elections.

monkeyleg:
I hear Warri and Ughelli were rough zones, I wonder if we will get results from there?

Can you imagine thugs still siezing ballot boxes in this digital age? Yes Warri and Ughelli are rough (particularly Ughelli), but its just fools who haven't read the time; right now, its the people speaking, not like in the past.

@monkeyleg
PDP has cleared Delta North.

monkeyleg:
@Beaf,

what is happening in our state? no news yet oh. Please fill me in

When I heard the DPP man for Delta North had been arrested for beating up INEC staff, I thought it was you! Abeg, am joking o!
Results in Delta aren't coming through that fast, but its likely to be PDP just edging ACN, DPP has a shot in Delta Central, but we'll see. Its been a bit rough and violent in many places.

My guy, you no de ground?

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=643165.msg8093210#msg8093210 date=1302434265]Healthy results indeed. If the presidential election is as smooth as what we had yesterday, then Nigerians will accept the winner, if a runoff is not required. The question is, will the terrorists of the ND accept defeat gracefully.

GEJ has been a failure for the most part as a President whose party was in the majority in the NASS. His major "archievement" was to squander $billions of our fortune by sharing it with governors and on phantom projects. He will be an even less effective president when his party is now in the minority. For the good of the country, the president must come from CPC or ACN.  Buhari of CPC is the clear preference here.

A runoff between Buhari and Ribadu is not as far fetched as it was, 24 hours ago.  SAI BUHARI KO RIBADU, SAI ONE NIJERIA!!![/quote]Aboki, I would be more concerned with the primitive bombings you guys are doing to kill and terrorise your fellow innocent Northerners. The worry you should have about the ND when you lose, is that when you turn up with stones and homemade bombs, the ND'll be turning up with GPS guided rockets and remote controlled drones; yes, it is good to go to school sir!

GEJ is barnishing your primitive stone throwing politics forever; he is the quiet guy with the vision on the mission! Lol!

[size=14pt]Witness history as a New Nigeria is being built![/size]

Nigeria's enemies first tried rumours, they failed; then they tried lies, they failed; then it was threats, they failed. Bombs? They failed. There is victory in truth, vision and goodwill to your fellow man.

GEJ has the vision and dedication to set Nigeria on the path to realisation and development.
GEJ is Nigeria's gateway to greatness. His defeat of the cabal and its sectional interests will begin our countries cleansing; it will open the path for leadership talent like the Sule Lamido's, Amaechi's, Akpabios's, Chime's, Fashola's, Utomi's etc to be able to contest by merit on a level playing field, in elections that are free and fair.

Nigeria needs the cool, calm, wise, intelligent and reassured head that sits on Jonathans shoulders. He alone has the vision, honesty, diplomatic nous and social dexterity needed to weld the disparate parts of Nigeria into one indivisible union with shared goals and ideals.

Of all the candidates, GEJ is the only one to display a grasp of the tools required for our technological development. From ideas to set 1% of our GDP aside for Research and Development in science and technology, to siezing control of petroleum industry from foreign parasites and spongers (like Shell) through far reaching programmes like the gas master-plans and petroleum industry bill (PIB); all of these amongst others. A truly great guy!

[size=42pt]Fresh Air 2011!![/size]

www.nairaland.com/attachments/396240_JonathanNigeria_jpge7a36aa6bc0c2d1c59341bf005b3e97c

GEJ has proven that he is a man of his word, he is honest, a man of courage and a man with the best wishes for Nigeria. We are witnessing history in the making as he joins Nigeria's very greatest.

wesley80:
Already in the paper huh? So have you read it? If you have why not fill us in a little on the details Mr wide mouthed Odumakins Young Buffoon(OYB)? is it not the same 234 that was so dumb it carried a front page report that Gej voted twice during Edo state elections? Why shouldnt i take a report from them with a pinch of salt when it is curiously released the same week it is confirmed that their target is outside the country on health grounds? Pls convince me your head is on its right side up.

The best you can expect from him is to continue bumping up the thread in the hope that his fellow rumour breeders will take a shine to it and wade in with their usual "***chukwu" and other useless gutter expletives in the direction of the President.

wesley80:
You Shouldav at least waited till you read 'NEXT on Sunday' before posting. The only thing you've succeeded in doing is posting a speculative headline from a reputable crap publishing news organization. Anyone with his head still on its right side up would take this with a pinch of salt.

Lol! Rumour mongering? . . .It's the classic hallmark of a never failing intellectual mud muncher.

suwailad:
And this is coming from You Beaf. This is wonderful. This is the end of PDP as we know it. GEJ should get ready to leave Aso rock. also the Dame Diva too

It will not affect GEJ, you are making an elementary mistake. The governorship and Presidential elections will be quite different from yesterdays (especially the Presidential elections). I will say again, check the Ipsos poll, it is looking bloody accurate at the mo.
Also, PDP will continue to have a majority in the NASS, it just going to be reduced. It isn't "the end of PDP as we know it" (exept that its now a much cleaner party) rather, it is the end of politics as we know it; thanks to a great President and a great man, GEJ.

[size=14pt]Fresh Air 2011![/size]

Altogether, a healthy result, a stronger democracy and greater representation for the voice on the street.
For those who still think the Ipsos poll was rubbish, you need to look again, cos its looking like witchcraft right now. Its that accurate.

[size=14pt]Results trickle in after Nigeria parliamentary poll
* Ruling party expected to see majority weaken
* Results slow arriving from remote areas
* Poll is litmus test ahead of presidential vote[/size]

By Matthew Tostevin and Camillus Eboh

ABUJA, April 10 (Reuters) - Election officials in Nigeria counted ballots from parliamentary polls through the night into Sunday, some arriving by horseback, in what they hope will be the nation's first credible vote in almost two decades.

Results starting to trickle in around Africa's most populous nation showed a strong performance by opposition parties, but in remote areas such as the northeastern state of Borno on the fringe of the Sahara, ballot papers were fetched by horse.

At a collation centre in Karo on the outskirts of Abuja, officials called out numbers above the hum of generators. Party representatives diligently noted the down the figures in exercise books and added them up.

Each of around 120,000 polling units counted and announced their results in front of voters on Saturday and observers were watching to see whether those figures were faithfully reflected at the centralised counts.

"Most of the numbers announced at the polling booths are the same as those read out in the collation centres, so the results so far are open, fair and justified," said Chinedu Michael, an observer from the Nigerian Committee on the Defence of Human Rights in the commercial capital Lagos.

President Goodluck Jonathan's ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) is expected to see its parliamentary majority weaken, coming under strong pressure from the opposition Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in the southwest and the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) in parts of the north.

"The ACN is leading in the Senatorial and House of Representatives race in most states in the southwest," Michael said in Lagos, based on feedback from his colleagues.

LITMUS TEST

At the Karo counting centre it was clear that the CPC was edging out the PDP across most wards being collated there. There were no complaints or sign of cheating, though minor discrepancies were challenged in a laborious process.

Ruling party representative Theodore Ochei said he was disappointed the PDP had lost in his ward at the centre of Abuja, but not in the election itself.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2011/04/10/nigeria-elections-idUKLDE73902R20110410

I hope Alonso hasn't damaged Lewis tyre with his silly move.

What a move Lewis pulled on Schumi and Buemi! Wow!

If you are interested in developing crossplatform for Apple, Linux, Windows etc; go qt.

However, if your target platform is Windows (it almost always is), then don't even think twice, your only sensible choice is to go for .NET.
No framework out there matches .NET for richness and productivity; its the ultimate RAD framework. Among IDE's too, Visual Studio has no competition, it simply blows everything away.

Check out WPF and Windows Forms if you use qt for GUI only. Also, you can bring your C++ knowledge with you; .NET is compatible with ANSI C++ and the Microsoft bridge version, C++/CLI.

[quote author=Musiwa, link=topic=642480.msg8091463#msg8091463 date=1302399706]i am a believe in the common man.[/quote]Area fada! May your satellite nefa lost! May your k-legs always find their way via google!
Nutin spoil! Nutin do you! Alaye baba!

dapachez:
did u just say delta state or was i mistaken maybe cos am sleeping i thought things like this only happen i bornu,bauchi,kaduna and up north yawns and goes to sleep wait oh abi its CPC

Bullet is too small for aboki from dos areas na! They use bombs from al qaeda to kill innocent Northerners:

Speaking to newsmen on Friday at the St. Gerald Hospital, Kaduna, where he was receiving treatment, Mohammed said he was told by his friend, Yahaya, who died during the explosion, that they used to get bombs from Afghanistan and that it was Osama bin Laden that used to send the consignment to them.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/3824-we-got-the-bomb-from-osama-bin-laden-kaduna-bomb-suspect.html

Rossikk:
Beaf is correct. You cannot blame Jonathan each time INEC has logistical problems. But if INEC manages to hold peaceful, free and fair elections in Nigeria, despite any preliminary hitches, THEN YES OF COURSE, MR PRESIDENT MUST TAKE CREDIT.

If you failed one paper but passed 6 subjects overall out of 7 in an exam, your parents/teachers/school will certainly take the credit for your success.

Doesn't mean they take the blame for the one paper you flunked.

Word.
GEJ has given his word, provided the tools and delivered. Jega had no reason to fail last week, because GEJ had given him all that he required; he was also shortlisted from a bunch of highly independent individuals that GEJ knew would deliver his dream of free and fair elections for the country.

Welldone GEJ, welldone Jega. A standard has been created for elections by men who truly care for the country.

@Ezeuche. Thanks.

^
I am sure mere threats are the same as bombing to you. Such twisted logic is the reason some people slash babies heads open in Jos, in their twisted minds, it is just revenge for the death of a cow.

[size=14pt]Bombs = Born to Rule.[/size]
They have failed to stop the elections as was their plan. . . Aboki cabal, killing innocent Northerners.

Bloody murderers.