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@volasunkan
As for making our territory a battle ground, why do you for one minute imagine that an oil state would be the battle ground in a one-sided rofo rofo with a non-oil state?
Abeg stop yarning opata jare! See how quickly the tyrant, Gaddafi has been able to build a mercenary army, complete with air support, its the miracle that oil is!

The best thing you can do is advice Tinubu to close his trap and stop annoying ND people. I am quite sure before that there has never been bad blood between ND ethnic groups and Yoruba's. But Tinubu and his likes are welcome, let them keep calling us names when our earth feeds the nation.

volasunkan:
This may not actually result into electoral success for BB.The most important thing is that great credit must be given to those people like Tinubu who stood firm to oppose pdp even when it was the fad to 'move under the umbrella'.Now,everyone is realising that pdp can be defeated!I am sure even if pdp wins this election eventually,their arrogance would likely abate.The common man stands to benefit once he is aware that his vote is a strong tool to effect change in political leadership.And if gej eventually,loses(he wont be the first in Africa anyway),his legacy of free and fair poll will tower far above the acheivement of every Head of State we ever had as a country.Pls let us stop this senationalism,heaven will not fall if Jonathan loses,and his loss does not mean the niger-delta loss,if he loses,he would ve lost because of his personal political faults and the liability of pdp widely acclaimed notoriety!Now can Niger-delta 'kill Nigeria",It is less likely,the geography is sparcely populated,low agricultural activity and perplexing heterogenity would slow down mobilisation for secession.The itsekiri and some other smaller minorities may be reluctant to go where the majority would likely be the Ijaw!
So far,the battleground has been niger-delta.Making your community a battleground is a terrible military error.The Yoruba consider it a taboo!Now,quite frankly,it is only an eglitarian society that can guarantee equal rights to ascension to political leadership not by threat which breeds resentment and acrimony.I will insist that,as far as I am concerned,Nigeria will be great again.I am feeling my country,pdp has woken us up at last!

Seriously? lol

Ericology:
BEAF, I ve always known u to be a smart fellow, your points are always clear and free from any form of bigotry EXCEPT when GEJ's name is mentioned, Thats when u lose it, lol

Guy, this thread is not about GEJ. Abeg yarn straight na!

All webmasters can give polls any result they wish. Afterall, Atiku led in all poll's, but look what happened!

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7841875#msg7841875 date=1299195199]Beaf. . . I know perhaps you didn't hav access to a high-quality education. So your reading comprehension might be lacking. However, in case you didn't pick up on it. . . I'm MOCKING you. That you blame everything on "ethnic bigotry." If the day is a bit chilly, you'll blame ethnic bigotry. Some stock you own lost value, ethnic bigotry.[/quote]lol!
The power of guilt! Its like shouting "thief" in a crowd, all thieves begin to cast furtive looks, feel jittery, and fidget like cornered chickens. You're one of NL's biggset ethnic bigots, and it dulls the brain dude.
Why does this bigotry thing pain you so much and yet you simply can't change? A worthy case for scientific research, perhaps?

Almajiri's are bigoted, because they have little choice and the likes of CPC can use them in dastardly ways; but why you?
5 innocent people were beaten to death in Kaduna yesterday for not saying, "sai buhari" at an almajiri checkpoint and you are here today, an educated man, no doubt perspiring over your keyboard in tormented defense of bigotry?

As I keep repeating, Nigeria isn't at war. So why the dirty and violent tactics? Pull yourself out of that sewer and stop chatting crap, you would immediately begin to sound more intelligent.

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7841612#msg7841612 date=1299192451]The most galling thing about it all, no? Imagine someone doing something completely immoral, they get called out on it, but rather than apologizing or learning from their mistake, they in fact pretend it didn't happen and shout "ethnic bigotry."

Pretty sad stuff.[/quote]The truth is like a sharp sword, it really cuts deep! Wow! So all your tantrums have been because I pointed out religious and ethnic bigotry as the tools of the dirty politics in CPC? . . .And of course, being a bigot (albeit one that doesn't know his village), you rise in support of all bigots. lol

Dude, if you wish to stop feeling the heat each time bigotry is mentioned, you need to stop being a bigot. Same goes for all evengelists of stone throwing politics.
5 people were beaten to death yesterday in Kaduna, many more were wounded and had their cars vandalised.
Nigeria is not at war, neither is it a season for fools, so please keep quiet or walk into the nearest zoo.

[size=14pt]Reps threaten to dump 2011 Budget[/size]
Headlines, NewsMar 3, 2011
*May Sanction NNPC, AMCON

BY TORDUE SALEM

ABUJA – The House of Representatives Thursday, threatened to suspend the entire 2011 budget if 31 non-remitting agencies did not present their budget proposal in one week.

The House had alleged that 31 government agencies are yet to submit their Budget proposals for appropriation purposes.

The N4.2 trillion 2011 national budget, suffers a deficit of N1.3trn despite the rising cost of crude oil (it sells at $120 pb) and tonnes of funds generated by non-remitting agencies of government.



The House also threatened sanctions against those 31 agencies including the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for refusing to comply with the Fiscal Responsibility Act which mandated them to submit their budget estimates to the National Assembly.

Reviewing the level of work done by the House Committees on the processing of the 2011 budget bill the lawmakers expressed disappointment over what they called the consistent refusal of the 31 agencies to comply with the law.

Deputy Speaker, Usman Nafada, who presided over the session said the manner in which these agencies spent the money they generated was constituting a threat to the revenue of the nation.

He said the law setting up these agencies would be amended to force them to stop spending whatever they generated.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/reps-threaten-to-dump-2011-budget/

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7841441#msg7841441 date=1299190817]Heh. People can read through this thread of yours (which had the title renamed) and judge who between you and I is the fool.

Keep bleating like a goat. . . ain't going to do you much good.[/quote]They'll just find out that you're a man who doesn't even know his village, never visted, yet has a large mouth; a truly lost soul. Thats a fair definition of fool to most Nigerians.

Dude, Nigeria is not a place on the Internet.

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7841385#msg7841385 date=1299190054]Why is your dumb @ss still talking? Go crawl back under your rock, id1ot. Please, never let me hear you call anyone on this forum a fool again. Otherwise you are guilty of gross hypocrisy.[/quote]Hmm! Mr forum headmaster sir! . . .Otherwise known as FOOL.

You guys stop abusing yourselves, you are both correct from different viewpoints.

IMHO, Ribadu was ok with his praise of Ghana's democracy; however while he might have been speaking the truth, his choice of words was poor.

Its ok to praise a foreign country, but bad to subvert Nigeria's standing while doing that. He should simply have mentioned all the things he admired and left the name, "Nigeria" well out of it.

orbaxy:
Mpa ghi dunce!!

Don't go about warning people to swallow their opinions, especially when speaking to them for the first time (their reaction might cause you to burst veins).

--hugs orbaxy--

PapaBrowne:
Ok, Ibime, Nice reverse on the question! You've raised very salient points and I genuinely expect all those supporting GEJ with the expectation that he would fix the Niger Delta quagmire, to think in depth about the posers you've raised!
The purpose for which I support the Jonathan ticket has very little to the with his region of origin!! While I think he might bring a little succour to the region, I have my reservations about the continued fixation on oil by the people of the Niger Delta!! I think Niger Deltans can think beyond oil! My point is, my support for the Jonathan ticket has little to the with his region of origin and the distribution of its resources!

I have stated before that I support Jonathan for three reasons and they mainly have to do with the Structure and Economics of this country!
My first is Power generation! Jonathan has by far the best power road-map of any of the candidates. I have seen that of Buhari and Ribadu- its all rhetorics!! Ribadu is talking alternative energy, Buhari is talking 50,000 MW in 5 years, but they aren't interested in handing over to the private sector!! How dem wan take do the magicIts all gibberish!

The second reason is Private sector participation! [/b]Jonathan's government is very pro private sector! Entrepreneurship would thrive immensely under Jonathan!! His approach might not be excellent and I have my reservations but its definitely in the right direction!! Just an example. We might underestimate for instance the disbursement of $200million to the entertainment industry, but if you knew the potential multiplier effect on entrepreneurship, you'll get a picture of what I'm saying!

[b]The third reason is ephemeral and at the same time very fundamental! It is the breaking of the hegemonic tendencies of the Northern Elite!! Much of all the problems we face in this country can be traced directly to the born to rule philosophy of the Northern Elite. Jonathan has completed something like a 270 degrees cycle in breaking that philosophy by going against the zoning trash! When he wins the election,the full 360 would be completed and the camel's back would be broken!!
You talked about true federalism! That could be traced to the third point I raised. But as an aside, if you are seeking true federalism , do you actually think it is in the purview of the executive to change our constitution?? ACN which cannot have a majority in the house cannot execute true federalism!!Buhari doesn't care for true federalism!! The best we can't get right now is the dismantling of the structures that have propagated mediocrity in the country!!

Mint. How I long for the good old days of sensible discussion on NL.
My support for GEJ is due most to the 3rd item, especially with the calm, diplomatic way he's going about it; thats what Nigeria needs most desperately, Nigeria will never progress without the dismantling of the Northern Elite hegemony. Before GEJ, I'd always thought the only way forward was either a split or a violent revolution.

orbaxy:
@Beaf
you never cease to amaze me.

@All,
In as much as you sit in your homes/offices and punch your keyboards, spilling whatever that comes to thought without recourse to reality and capacity to substantiate such claim. be aware that certain comments deemed offensive, implicatory and tangible enough to warrant investigation can become a substance of legal interest. Electronic evidence is now admissible in Nigerian courts and you can be traced. Don't be fooled!
Certain sensitive issues like this should be discussed with intelligence.

This forum has over 600k members, people of different disposition are reading! be very careful!

Dunce.

egift:
^^^
You should be ashamed because Jonathan had many killed right in the venue in PH, just to avoid being embarrassed as his rented crowd started leaving the venue "while he was still speaking".

Yet you have the joy to come and mock Nigerians who died in the streets (not anywhere close to the venue as you also asserted)

I know you're trying to be funny, but its ending up sounding like a croak. PH was an accident, Kaduna was the action of thugs, different. No?

[size=14pt]KADUNA-Supporters of the presidential candidate of Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(rtd), yesterday, beat up people and vandalised cars as they recklessly drove on motor bikes and commuters buses, which led to the death of five persons in northern Kaduna metropolis[/size].

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/5-die-as-buhari-flags-off-north-west-campaign/

Pack of brainless thugs, if you ask me and a very dangerous dimension to politics. Why deliberately kill innocent people?

I'm sure Tinubu will jump at the idea of being made petroleum minister, he's already thrown Ribadu under the bus anyway. What a directionless lot!

lol,
. . .as well as continue their strange attempt to alienate the SW from the rest of the south.

Buhari's supporters did as he told them and "lynched" 5 people to death in Kaduna yesterday. They weren't even anywhere near the campaign venue.
The man is clearly mobilising the almajiri's to terrorise and brutalise the Northern population into submission. Its the age old trick of the elite who created the almajiri insitution. Shame.

We have a bunch of hooligans and brainless baboons stirring up all sorts of conflict with ethnic and religious bigotry. Buhari is number 1, he is leading a very dangerous campaign based on the worst sort of extremism. He must be defeated, along with the primitive World of stone throwers he represents.

fstranger3:
WTF is oginigbo village council?

Its another word for dodging head on collision with the rich and powerful when you are in the right, but poor and voiceless.

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=616099.msg7840464#msg7840464 date=1299179038]You know nothing about Nigeria. Simply visiting Nigeria on vacation does not equate to living in Nigeria. How can you talk to someone who was born and raised in Nigeria about the state of MY country?

Do you even know where this state is located on the map?

Of course CPC should be considered a suspect ALONG with OTHERS.[/quote]Abeg tell that waste of space jare. Thats a man that doesn't even know the way to his village, one can only imagine how he became such an ethnic bigot.

You would think all sensible people would cut all pandering to bigotry and violence out of their language as the polls draw near, but fools never listen and wonder why they are the first suspects.

1025:
if anyone bombs a pdp rally ground and hit his target, that one will be solving nigeria a great problem. if i can kill all the pdp criminals and kill myself in the process, i won't regret.
i don't believe the bomb was by any oposition.
let there be a propare arrangement bcs a lot of criminals will be killed and it could be our own version of Jerry Rawlings of Ghana.
instead of having another pdp govt come 2011, let this bomb continue. pdp must go either by vote or by bomb. everybody must come up with an idea because we have suffered so much in the hands of these criminals.

I guess you are a CPC supporter? And next you will begin asking foolish questions about why CPC is suspected? lol

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7840349#msg7840349 date=1299178106]

Is this guy saying what I think he is saying? If you are classified as an "ethnic bigot" or use "unrefined words", then you'll be naturally the first suspect if disaster occurs in Nigeria? Whether evidence exists or not? Or in my specific case, whether it is physically impossible for me to cause any mischief in Nigeria?

Beaf, truly a fascist. In another era, you'd have been a Hitler Youth commander.[/quote]Yes, and not only in Nigeria, but the World over.
If you talk like a fool, is it any surprise that I conclude you are one? Next you'll ask what my basis is. lol

Coconut sef de talk. Wonders!

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7840256#msg7840256 date=1299177003]@Beaf: Statement is easy to understand and quite reasonable. Perhaps think on it further if you don't get it.[/quote]What statement, the self conflicting turd you posted?

I'll keep advising unrepentant ethnic bigots and those with unrefined words like yourself to watch your words and not get shocked when you are pointed at for violent actions.

Only the police or a law court can disclose the identities of those that registered multiple times. Thats not Jega's job, he is INEC chairman, not a law enforcement agent.

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9ijaMan:
By the way, those who may be interested in the CPC rally in Minna today, see the link below:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-615938.0.html#msg7840047

Are there any lynchings there? lol

Dude, like I told Pataki, you reap what you sow. If you act like a terrorist, you'll be treated like one.
If it looks, walks and talks like a caveman, then its one.

If you guys continue to act foolishly like there is a war, then you'll be suspects in all acts of war. Simple deduction.

[size=14pt]Internal strife cripples Ribadu's presidential race [/size]
By Ayo Okulaja
February 20, 2011 02:29PM

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By the time the initial deadline given by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for parties to send in the list of their candidates for the April elections was due on January 31, the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) was unable to submit the name of a running mate for its presidential candidate, Nuhu Ribadu.

Although the party demonstrated remarkable organisation and discipline in running its national convention, which resulted in the emergence of Mr Ribadu as its consensus candidate, it seemed paralysed by the less rigorous task of selecting a running mate for the presidential candidate. While still savouring the joy of winning the party’s ticket in a field with more established politicians, it became clear that Mr Ribadu was not going to enjoy the full backing of his party for the toughest race of his life.

It was an open secret that the ACN was involved in a long mating dance with the Congress for Progressive Change led by Muhammadu Buhari. Even at the convention, some leaders of the ACN were still secretly yearning for an alliance with the CPC that would put forward Buhari as the party’s joint presidential candidate. This did not pan out, but it did sour the relationship between Mr Ribadu and members of the party’s leadership, especially the former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu.

There was a public show of unity last Wednesday when the party launched its national campaign with a symposium attended by its four state governors, and lawmakers. But the rather curious absence of a running mate for Ribadu was a clear indication that the party was yet to overcome the tension that followed the national convention - and the decision of Mr Ribadu and his aides to pursue a more independent course from that set by the party leadership.

The Ribadu camp is, however, putting a bold face on the crisis. Ibrahim Modibbo, the campaign’s director of media and communications, said there was no need to panic over the absence of a running mate.

“The issue of deputy does not come up now because that is not a problem. We still have up to 21st of February to submit the name, so, we are still consulting,” he told NEXT. Mr Modibbo said that the colloquium, which held last week in Abuja, was an indication that the campaign had started in earnest.

Matters had taken a rather farcical turn when, on two occasions the names of two men were mentioned and quickly dropped by the party. Little known Sunny Ugochukwu was initially announced but later dropped. Then came the announcement of former governor of Anambra State, Chris Ngige, who declined to take the offer.

There is also fevered talk about the former minister of finance and now managing director of the World bank, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala emerging as the vice presidential candidate.

There are indications over the weekend that the party may decide on Fola Adeola, a former Managing Director of GTB.

Recently, in a calculated move to force the issue, a supporter of Mr Ribadu, Olumuyiwa Adekeye, lampooned Mr Tinubu, whom he accused of an alleged plot to sacrifice the party’s presidential candidate for his own ambition in the coalition talks with the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC). The CPC had claimed that the talks with ACN foundered because the former governor insisted on becoming Mr Buhari’s running mate.

This did not go down well with the Tinubu camp. Kehinde Bamigbetan, the former chief press secretary to Mr Tinubu told NEXT at the weekend that his camp believes that the media fight is being orchestrated by a force outside the party to further weaken the alliance between Messrs Tinubu and Ribadu. He also said the two men had ironed out whatever differences they had and would not be deterred by machinations from outside to divide them.

“We are wiser and know very clearly it was done with very obvious demonic intentions. It was a terrorist bid, to throw bomb into the party and watch it explode while they nurture their own interest,” he said, of the media campaign about the disagreement.

Mr Bamigbetan agreed that the plot to forge an alliance between the CPC and the ACN caused the tension between the leadership of the party and aides of Mr Ribadu. He however said that this has been resolved.

“The Asiwaju has himself come out and announced that their relationship is perfect and the national executives of the party through the national chairperson and the national publicity secretary have also announced that the relationship is perfect. And the flag-off of the campaign was done via a colloquium in Abuja and everyone was there, so it now like we have chased away the fox. We’ve now identified those who just want to destroy the edifice.

Everybody is now back in the house to work for the success of the party.” He said that, “After Ribadu has been chosen as the presidential candidate, the opportunity to align with the CPC came and we embraced it to widen the chances of the party,” he said. “Certainly in those talks there will be tendencies that will be uncomfortable for some people at the final outcome. Naturally, the supporters of the presidential candidate will be uncomfortable with such negotiations and they will be anxious about it, but at the end of the day the talks did not work-out and we are back to status-quo ante.” Mr Bamigbetan , who is now the chairperson of Ejigbo local government council in Lagos State, alleged that the party’s investigations revealed that a clandestine relationship between the CPC and a former minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nasir el-Rufa’i to destabilise the ACN.

“The aim was to use a contrived spin to cause disharmony between Ribadu and the leader of our party Tinubu, which is to weaken ACN the more, after the collapse of the talks with the CPC,” he said. He also spoke of a controversial piece by Muyiwa Adekeye. “When you read what he wrote, he (Adekeye) pretended to be Ribadu’s friend, making it seem as if he is fighting Ribadu’s cause; but further investigations have shown that he also works for Nasir El-Rufai.” He also alleges that the former FCT Minister is a major financier of the CPC and that the plot was “to destroy the harmony, unity and resolve which will be required for the ACN to go into general elections and get us embroiled in inter-personal rivalry that will blow up and destroy the party.”

[size=14pt]I warned him against ACN [/size]

Confirming that Mr Adekeye is an aide of his, Mr El-Rufa’i told NEXT that “Muyiwa has been my media adviser for a long time, but he is entitled to his own opinion.” The former minister however denied instigating anything between the parties and denied any formal links with the CPC.

“Just as Mr Ribadu is my friend and brother; Tunde Bakare, the vice presidential candidate of the CPC is also my very good friend and they have both approached me for support at different levels and I have offered my assistance as much as I can,” he said. “I am in a very unique position as regards this presidential election and I have decided to remain neutral.” He, however, stated that he had always expressed his displeasure with Mr Ribadu’s decision to join the ACN.

“I have always made it clear to Ribadu that I do not care what happens to him in the ACN because the party is not the appropriate platform for him to pursue his agenda,” he said. “He did not inform me or any of our group before he joined the party, so his problems are none of my business.” Asked whether he has any affiliation with the CPC, Mr El-Rufa’i denied the allegation but pointed out that he ‘might’ campaign for the party.

“I might campaign for the CPC, I think they are more organised,” he said. “I cannot campaign for the ACN because it is a party of contradictions and I have already told Ribadu this, a number of times.” Mr El-Rufa’i also warned the opposition parties to get their acts together, else the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) will be returned to power. He said has helped to broker meetings among leading opposition parties to bury their differences in the last three months.

“The presidential election is a two-way battle between the PDP and the opposition. If they (the opposition) choose to come together, it will be better for them. But if they continue with these controversies, Jonathan will get the presidency by default,” he said.


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5678777-146/story.csp

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=616099.msg7840097#msg7840097 date=1299175526]He deserves to be ridiculed regardless for his dishonesty.

May even turn out that the CPC did it. . . but obviously dishonest to insinuate in the way Beaf did.[/quote]Dude, does your above statement not seem ridiculous to you? Damn! You got jokes!

If you guy's like, continue with your ugly, ethnically bigoted politics and then express shock and horror when fingers point at you for dastardly crimes. Kids game.

^
Whatever dude, you guys are reaping what you sown.
If you sound like an id!ot, you'll be treated like one; you sound like a bigot, you'll be treated like one; sound like a terrorist, you'll be treated like one.

Painful, but true. lol

Lagosboy:
Please modify your topic in the spirit of your apology

My apology in no way exonerates CPC and their primitive style of politics. They are the prime suspects and their style must be condemned.

Those who threw stones at the Presidential convoy were CPC people; those advising their followers to lynch are CPC; those running amock, terrorising and killing innocent bystanders are CPC. Are we going to war?

Pataki:
There is nothing funny with your quote and equally my response to you. Three human lives were lost at your Clueless Jonathan's campaign. . . . . that is more than enough for the mumu president to resign on.

Only a mad man finds this situation worth musing about: which is understandable, as he is totally bereft of any comprehension. You are totally pandering on that pathway. I only hope the money Clueless Jonathan is giving you is enough to restore your sanity at a mental hospital soon enough.

You are one funny clod. When dolts like you reduce political discuss to foolishness, ethnic bigotry and outright incitement, this is the result you get. Lives get lost, because damaged souls take your foolish and reckless words to heart.

I repeat, CPC must be suspected, they are the ones burning, looting, and killing in the North. A dangerous situation must be caged before it gets out of hand. No leader in the rank of Buhari should tell his supporters to lynch people for any reason, especially when the vast majority of his support comes from the ranks of almajiri.

More than enough insane and barbaric things have been said.

agabaI23:
Where did Buhari encourage his people to lynch others?

Please Beaf, we had bombing issues even before CPC became an internet phenomenon.

Hold back and respect the dead and the wounded!

I do apologise for my outburst, but it is as a result of the irresponsibly inciting words thrown around by politicians who should know better and not out of disrespect for the dead and wounded. May the souls of the departed rest in peace and God bring soccour to the bereaved.

These are Buhari's words:

you should lynch anybody that tries to tinker with the votes

http://www.elombah.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5506:buhari-nigerias-ex-dictator-launches-election-bid&catid=47:politics&Itemid=65

Pataki:
You are one heartless piece of a disgusting human being.

Not only has this thread been reported, I also hope you are firmly warned and cautioned against inciting your rancid thinking on this forum.

lol.

I've stated my arguments, state yours. Thats why its a public forum, opinion is not a one way street.

Lagosboy:
Beaf accusing CPC leaves a bad taste in the mouth, common let us be civil. We all support a party or the other but should be matured enough to stop messing about with news especially when lives are lost.

I might be wrong, but who are the natural suspects?
Just, yesterday CPC thugs killed 5 in Kaduna, far away from any campaign ground. Yesterday also, Buhari urged his followers to lynch people.
Today, they are engaged in a tussle with PDP in Niger state over campaign dates. . . Then a bomb, who is the natural suspect?