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Politics › Re: Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 1:57pm On Sep 29, 2010
monkeyleg:
Anti-Terrorist squad for kidnapped children? This is not a terrorist issue, where are the police? We always get things wrong in that country.
Do you seriously mean that?
What to you is a terrorist issue, if kidnapping isn't (especially kids)?
Politics › Re: Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 1:55pm On Sep 29, 2010
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=521985.msg6843226#msg6843226 date=1285763897]You make it sound as if Nigeria police are up to the task.Abeg,I've never seen a policeman with all these qualities before,they are only serious if you don't part with #20 bribe.abeg nigeria police are the same even if you call them SWAT,KGB,CIA,FBI,PHD,MSC,BSC.they would end up setting a toll-gate and collect #20 from member of the public.Soldiers is the best answer,tell jonathan[/quote]Dude, please read what I wrote again, I am not making them sound like anything.
I don't know the unit myself, so I can't vouch. But its going to be the first time this unit is seen in public, GEJ announced formation and their training some time ago.
Politics › Re: Government Empowers Local Councils To Set Up Power Plants by Beaf(op): 1:49pm On Sep 29, 2010
I like the whole concept of giving states and LG's the right to generate electricity, but the framework needs further guidelines.
For instance, if a state (or LG) decides to go nuclear, what happens?

On the whole, as I said earlier, this is the beginning of true federalism creeping on us through necessity.
It will gradually creep into other areas like state police, state fire services and finally end with state autonomy and finally put an end to the monthly Abuja handouts to states. Go GEJ!
Politics › Re: Where Was The South South In 1914, 1945, 1960? by Beaf: 1:38pm On Sep 29, 2010
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=519780.msg6842490#msg6842490 date=1285756634]Can you read at all? I told you that I will post excerps from Abdullahi's interview for your enjoyment and discussion. The Groundnut issues for the first excerp and Edwin Clark's exposure was the second. olodo.

What makes you think that I or Ango Abdullahi speaks for the North? Please stop allowing tribalism becloud your better judgement. You are not even a card carrying member of the PDP so I don't understand why you are crying more than the bereaved.

If you are capable, comment on the excerp and leave your tribalism and myopic views behind. Rakumin dajij.[/quote]Look at this clown! Even agbero's know that Ango Abdullahi speaks for the no good Northern Elders who have been threatening secession and civil war. He is part and parcel of that group of corrupt, ancient fckers headed by Adamu Ciroma and Tanko Yakasai and fronted for by Kanti Bello.

And lets get one thing clear; they speak for the core North, not the whole of the North. Don't spoil the name of the region.
Politics › Re: Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 1:16pm On Sep 29, 2010
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=521985.msg6841069#msg6841069 date=1285737581]LMSAO!!!! You dey crase sha

But make them no try am o. I dnt joke with my land cool cool I'll personally come to naija to teach those hooligans a lesson angry angry[/quote]Na fine fine babes those kidnappers de find o!
If they reach Ekiti, just quietly change your state to Oyo. Nutin spoil! grin
Politics › Re: Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 3:28am On Sep 29, 2010
tpiah:
if becomerich can sit at his computer and pull up satellite maps of every part of nigeria, why is tracking these kids such a big deal? huh

are the kidnappers not leaving a carbon footprint or something?
shocked
Politics › Re: Government Empowers Local Councils To Set Up Power Plants by Beaf(op): 3:24am On Sep 29, 2010
True federalism with each little footstep. cool
Politics › Government Empowers Local Councils To Set Up Power Plants by Beaf(op): 3:22am On Sep 29, 2010
[size=14pt]Government empowers local councils to set up power plants [/size]
By Elizabeth Archibong
September 29, 2010 03:11AM

The federal government took another step in its efforts to reform the power sector, by empowering states and local councils to go into power generation as a way of improving electricity supply in the country.

The decision was taken at the 27th monthly session of the National Executive Council meeting, which comprises the 36 states governors, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, ministers of National Planning Commission and Justice and chaired by Vice President Namadi Sambo.

Niger state governor, Babangida Aliyu, who briefed journalists at the end of the meeting alongside Gbenga Daniel of Ogun state and the Minister of National Planning, Shamusideen Usman said the council meeting looked at various issues and decided that by the time the power plants becomes operational by 2012, there will be an additional 4000megawatts (mw) to the national supply.

"This government if we continue the way we started, we should be able to satisfy the yearnings of Nigerians," he said. "So, I believe if we work together the way we are going, we should be able to solve this problem and I want us to resolve as Nigerians that after these 50 years, all the mistakes that we have done should not be repeated again. Like a contract given without studying and knowing what it is, we must stop that and from now onwards whatever has been done so that we would be able to trace who has made what mistake rather than collective mistakes." He also noted that in the next four months, about 700mw would have been added to the national grid as the Mambilla and the Zungeru hydro 1 are expected to come on-stream.

The council is "encouraging states and local governments where they can to generate, say, five-ten megawatts, to also go ahead,.t was agreed," the Niger governor said.

Mr Aliyu also told pressmen that the council also appealed to the governors to resolve a number of issues that would facilitate the completion of the projects, especially in the area of security.

"In some of the sites, there are challenges to security, there are few issues which are being resolved, like right of way and other issues where the state governors were also appealed to come in," he said.

Working on railways

Mr Aliyu said the minister of finance has been asked to come out with detailed financial position of the NIPP projects as well as the ownership of the projects.

This, the governor, said "is to help address the long term issue of management of these projects. When they are completed, you know they are not normal Power Holding Company of Nigeria projects, so who is going to manage them? And the focus is to essentially to get good private sector investors to manage these things properly. The government has put in arrangements to have the privatization or contracts or whatever, so that these issues are addressed at the beginning before the projects come on board".

Mr Usman who also said the council made an appeal to the governors to assist on a number of issues that would facilitate the completion of the projects.

The Ogun state governor said NEC discussed the issue of rail transport, which he said is being aggressively addressed.

"We have been briefed also on the railway. The issue of a total transportation system is now being revisited, particularly the railway system and the East-West, North-South line, is now being aggressively addressed and a lot of progress is being reported in this particular area," he said. "The Lagos-Kano has been reconsidered and it is now going to happen. The East-West lone also, which is the Lagos-Calabar axis, is also high on the agenda." The governor further added that the rehabilitation of the existing lines is currently going on.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/Metro/Politics/5624497-146/government_empowers_local_councils_to_set.csp
Politics › Re: Where Was The South South In 1914, 1945, 1960? by Beaf: 2:41am On Sep 29, 2010
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=519780.msg6840630#msg6840630 date=1285722496]You can laugh all you want, the laughter is expected from you and the likes of Edwin Clark and GEJ. You have no idea what agreements mean, lets hope you'll have the last laugh. The same agreement that made GEJ VP and President is what he has chosen to dishonour. That says a lot about the man.

You, olodo, are a well known tribalist and your reaction is expected. Rakumin dajij; sleepless c.ockroach.[/quote]Na wa o! What has this got to do with groundnuts feeding Nigeria? shocked shocked shocked
This is too funny!
Dude, unnecessary anger and jealousy will cause you to explode o! grin
Politics › Re: Where Was The South South In 1914, 1945, 1960? by Beaf: 2:00am On Sep 29, 2010
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=519780.msg6840573#msg6840573 date=1285720811]Unbelievable!! This is the kind of misdirected understanding that continues to make you people subservient to your Igbo lords, you will ultimately be ruled by them. Mark my word.

I hereby continue with excerps from a recent interview of Professor Ango Abdullahi, former Vice-Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria:

What is your opinion on Edwin Clark and others who have been clamouring for Jonathan to vie in 2011?

[b]This is why I wrote him a letter to remind him. I wrote him a letter personally on why he should tread with caution. We visited Warri a number of times. We had several meetings with the South-South people–mainly Ijaws–in Abuja, and that is how we agreed that they will support a northern presidential aspiration. But they will also want a South-southerner to be the vice-president, specifically, in the words of Edwin Clark, an ‘Ijaw man’. There are several tribes in South-South but he insisted on an Ijaw man. It worked out in the end. I Hope Clark will remember all these. He is not guiding Jonathan along the path of this agreement or understanding that it would get to them, after the North would have run its eight years. And if things work out the way we plan, [size=14pt]the South-South will take its turn in 2015[/size]. And by that time it is the vice-president from that zone that will perhaps, depending on how he performs, emerge as the president. That was our agreement. But now, they want to disown that agreement and still want the North to support Jonathan to continue as president. Something must be wrong with the way they think.[/b]


Integrity is not a word that comes to mind whenever the name Edwin Clark is mentioned !![/quote]shocked shocked shocked[b][size=14pt]
This 2015 is a very important year for the Fulani! That is the year they zoned to both the SE and SS for a dual presidency![/size][/b]
www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6
Politics › Re: Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 1:24am On Sep 29, 2010
On a lighter note. . .
I feel some pity for Aba people with being the first civilians to sight the brand new Anti-Terrorist Squad!
Those guys have to be some fcking antisocial, trigger happy types that last smiled many years ago and eat metal. I hope they succeed in weeding out the kidnappers though.
Politics › Children Kidnap: Police Deploy Anti-terrorist Squad To Aba by Beaf(op): 1:07am On Sep 29, 2010
[size=14pt]Children kidnap: Police deploy anti-terrorist squad to Aba[/size]
News Sep 29, 2010 *Jonathan orders IG to arrest hoodlums

By Kingsley Omonobi, Victor Ahiuma-Young, Chioma Obinna & Daniel Idonor

ABUJA—PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, joined other Nigerians in condemning the kidnap of 15 school children in Aba, Abia State, by hoodlums who are demanding the sum of N20million as ransom.

The President who described it as “utterly callous and cruel,”directed the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, and heads of other security agencies to arrest the perpetrators.

Vanguard learnt that the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Hafiz Ringim, in reaction to the directive, has ordered a massive deployment of policemen in Abia and other high risk states in the South East to check incidence of kidnapping as well as locate whereabouts of the children and rescue them.

A statement by Presidential spokesman, Mr Ima Niboro, said: “President Jonathan has ordered the Inspector-General of Police and heads of other security agencies to take all necessary steps to rescue the abducted children and return them safely to their parents.

“The President urges the parents and relatives of the children to remain calm and assures them that government will do everything possible to apprehend the kidnappers and bring closure to these ugly incidents as soon as possible.”

National Chairman of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo, in a statement by his media aide, Ike Abonyi, described the kidnap as callous and unacceptable.

Nwodo said the action of the hijackers of the nursery and primary school children was wicked, adding that “relevant security agencies to fish them out and save the children, their families and the nation the trauma.”

He said the issue of kidnapping in the South East, especially Abia, has become a huge embarrassment to the nation and should be condemned by all reasonablepersons.

[size=14pt]The Inspector General of Police, Ringim, however, told Vanguard in Abuja, yesterday: “We have seen the report that a bus containing school children was hijacked and the children were kidnapped on Monday. But if you go to Aba, you will see a recent development. The massive deployment of Policemen which we have done, the Anti_terrorist squad, inclusive.

“In fact, the anti_terrorist squad was never deployed for operational duties as such but because of the circumstances, we have deployed them there. This issue of kidnapping has been on for a long time. There is nothing anybody can do to turn the situation around within one or two or three days.[/size]

“We are doing the best we can. With the training and leadership capabilities that we have, we will make sure that this situation is remedied. The assurance I can give you and the nation is that we have enough capable and competent manpower to do the job and we are deploying them in the shortest possible time and very soon, the situation will be turned around.”

UNICEF condemns

The United Nations Education Fund, UNICEF, also condemned the kidnap of the school children describing it as craven
A statement by the UNICEF and signed by its Representative in Nigeria, Dr. Suomi Sakai noted that under no circumstances should children be the target of violence in any country.

Sakai said: “Under no circumstances should children be the target of violence and kidnapping children for financial gain is simply heinous. The Children’s Fund, which advocates everywhere for the inviolability of schools, hopes the law enforcement agencies will be able to find and bring the children to safety quickly.

“In all its work, UNICEF stresses the need for families, communities and civil society to work in partnership to protect the rights and well being of children.

Communities in which children are safe and well, are communities in which everyone is safe”.

It could be recalled that the 15 children were said to be kidnaped Monday by gunmen while they were being conveyed to school. According to reports, the pupils were all pupils of Abayi International School in Aba.

South East Senators
In their reaction senators from the South-East, led by the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu lamented that kidnapping, instead of abating has taken a new dimension in the East.

Senator Ekweremadu called on government to intensify its efforts in tackling the menace of kidnapping stressing that the society is heading towards lawlessness if no pragmatic step is taken to tackle kidnapping.

Network on Police Reform

Meanwhile, Network on Police Reform in Nigeria, NOPRIN, has called on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on Abia State, saying Monday’s kidnap of about 15 school was a confirmation of the total breakdown of law and order in the state.

NOPRIN in a statement by its Programme Coordinator, Mr. Okechukwu Nwanguma,said: “NOPRIN is alarmed at the dimension that kidnapping and other violent crimes have taken in Abia State. Clearly, the police and other security forces have, not just lost control, but have themselves become targets of unrelenting attacks by the hoodlums they are expected to checkmate.

“This is illustrated by daily reports about police officers being gunned down by hoodlums in Aba. For example, on or about September 18, 2010 two policemen were reported to have been shot dead by unknown gunmen at Umuafor Ukwu in Obingwa local government area, the same area where four journalists and their driver were kidnapped on July 11, 2010.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/09/children-kidnap-police-deploy-anti-terrorist-squad-to-aba/
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 1:02am On Sep 29, 2010
oyb:
i guess one can say gej's argument is legally sound but morally bankrupt

a variant on 'i did not have sexual relations with that woman'

i guess the writers of the pdp constitution deliberately left that section vague because a more concrete definition of zoning would have led to objections and marginalization grouses
Your turn will be here shortly! grin
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-521407.128.html#msg6840441
Politics › Re: Gej Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Abia State (aba): by Beaf: 12:47am On Sep 29, 2010
playmode:
Na bad belle go kill you. Instead of you to stick with the topic you are labelling your rivals negatively on the thread. I said it before , what can one expect from a person like you.

Unlike your master we work hard for our daily income, since when has the video game industry have anything to do with 419.Maybe you know something I don’t , please enlighten me.

You just can’t stomach the heat when it concerns your gay lover Jonathief .Mr African science community with no telephone number or physical address on your website but you have the audacity to label others as fake.
Of course, the first thing 419's do is look for email and postal addresses and phone numbers.

Dude, you bera go to http://afrosciencecommunity.com/Account/Register.aspx and sign up to better yourself and develop your community; we have a totally fresh set of innovations to deliver technology and development directly to the grassroots. We are most unlike you who doesn't even have a domain name, but is decieving the ignorant public that you are in the video game industry. Dude, that claim is fraudulent.

[size=14pt]Above all dude, my firewall blocks your website as criminal. This is the image. Change your life.
I advise all NLers to desist from attempting to view www.playmode, especially if you arent tech savvy. Criminal![/size]

Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:40pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
You think that Gj is the best candidate in terms of merit now
He is better than DuKe, Utomi?
This is confining it to SS

Merit wise, that ambition is dead as dodo
But using the power of incumbency, he can armtwist people
The thing is that neither Duke nor Utomi is a PDP member (both even pale before Gamaliel Onosode). Compared to the PDP lot, GEJ is indeed the best by a long shot. If the core Northern PDP elite had been serious about merit, they would have drafted in Ribadu who is Fulani and a completely national figure that like GEJ, is relatively youthful and untainted by corruption; then all this zoning talk wouldn't have mattered.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:35pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
Clark came out worse againsty the two of them
Where is the power?
For the past decade or so, E. K. Clark has led the ND Elders which includes several super heavyweights (e.g. Olorogun Michael Ibru).
For good or bad, the man cannot be overlooked.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:30pm On Sep 28, 2010
jabbok:
Brother, dont dismiss yesterday because today has come. The mistakes of yesterday might reoccur in tommorow. Jonathan is in Power today becos of zoning. Stop giving us the devil's philosohpy. We are all aware that he took the seat after Yaradua(RIP). But didnt Yaradua become the president by zoning??
truly:
Why not true?
You think that without zoning, they will now go to one corner of Ogbia to fish out somebody who has not distinguished himself in a very exceptional manner to be president
If you a from a minority group, any contest strictly based on national merit puts you at a disadvantage
You have to be miles ahead of people from the majority groups
But with zoning, you only need to be first among your fellow compatriots from the minority group to which it has been zoned
The only reason anybody was chosen from the SS is because of the threat MEND was posing at the time. The army was sent in several times, yet there was no respite, so Obj chose to pacify the people with a ceremonial position. Nobody really cared about Ogbia or the people there; zoning can only benefit majority ethnicities, but what Nigeria needs, is to move away from tribal politics and choose leaders based on potential and merit.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:24pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
Whick Clark - the one that for very long maintained that Uduaghan was ALLEGED to have won an election
If he was so powerful, why could he not stop an 'ordinary' governor from imposing his candidate?
If Odili lost out, why was earmarked for a position so dangerously close to the presidency?
The one from the North with heaviest health burden - why could he not have taken it to the South straightaway
You really need to know the full background of Odili, Ateke Tom, Soboma George and Atiku. Once you've learnt these things, you'll come to understand what I'm saying.

Talking about Uduaghan, there has always been serious tension between the Ibori camp and E.K. Clark (for exactly the same reason there was tension with Odili).
Politics › Re: Gej Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Abia State (aba): by Beaf: 11:19pm On Sep 28, 2010
Finecat:
Instead of you to call a family meeting to discuss your people's behavior, you are here on Nairaland hyperventiliating like a lost puppy. What would you guys do ?? Your fore-fathers tried that with Biafra, Baba Awolowo dealt with them. This time there will be no mercy, it will be enough reasons to make you guys pay for destroying the image of Nigeria both abroad and home. Why would anybody think of kidnapping kids to make money? I don't see anybody that would do that other than some money-hungry idiots who will sell their own mother for a buck.
Abeg, this thread is already several pages long, because most fools went elsewhere. We don't need people injecting this sort of tribalistic foolishness.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:12pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
How does saying that we agree that it is my turn now
and your turn later a crime?
esp when you know that that is the only way a man from Ogbia can actually have a shot at the presidency so desired by the constitution
without zoning it is very likely that nobody from Otuoke will ever get there again
That is totally untrue. Zoning will only make minorities a plaything of the major ethnicities.
Jonathan is in power, not because of zoning, but because Yar Adua (RIP) lost his life.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:09pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
Precisely?
Read the full story,
(1) no mention was made of Clark or any militant
(2) If he lost out in a battle why was he (a strong personality) being compensated with VP to a sick president?
His name was already on the acceptance speech
Read the full story

The meaning is that Obj agreed to zone the presidency to the North, but his mind was not there - he handed to a weak candidate
Beaf, we need to play fair in this discussion - that is not too much to ask
If the bolded is the case, then Obj simply looked for the governor with the heaviest health burden. It wouldn't have mattered whether he hailed from North or South.

E.K. Clark was never mentioned, because he is a power broker, not a contestant. Odili chose to fight an ill-advised war of attrition with him for supremacy in the ND and Odili really lost.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 11:03pm On Sep 28, 2010
9ijaMan:
criminality is against the law. Zoning isn't. We have Federal Character entrenched in Nigerian laws. Come up with somthing better as an example. Zoning is not a criminal act!
Aha! We are coming closer now.
The Nigerian constitution says that, nobody should be deprived of the right to run for President based on ethnicity, region, religion or gender. That makes zoning at the Presidential level a crime.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:57pm On Sep 28, 2010
9ijaMan:
So when I sign an agreement with someone and he reneges, I have no case against him simply because Nigerian constitution. You should note that the party constitution is not in anyway against the constitution of Nigeria. Secondly, I do not think the other zones were silly or blind when they all agreed to the constitution. They all signed it, agreed on it and as such is binding on them all. As long as the PDP constitution is not changed, it is sacrosanct on every single buffoon who contest under the umbrella of the party.
Yes, I'll give an example (however nobody signed anything, otherwise where's the document?).
Say two people sign a pact rob a third person and when one pulls out, the other takes him to a court governed by the federal constitution. What do you think will happen, since the federal contitutions dictate on robbery is superior to the criminals pact to rob?
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:50pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
This is better
http://el-rufai.org/great-expectation-disappointing-outcome/
"The primaries and the campaign were largely uneventful as everyone expected PDP to win whether the elections were free and fair or not. Only two events of significance took place during the period – the investigation of the finances of Governor Peter Odili of Rivers State by the EFCC and his subsequent exclusion from the primaries, and the insistence of Obasanjo and the PDP apparatchiks that Yar’Adua announced him as his running mate in an acceptance speech already prepared for that purpose.

At the night of the primaries, Umaru Yar’Adua sent for me and came out of the State Box at Eagle Square and intimated me of this. An acceptance speech had been prepared for him, containing the announcement of Peter Odili as running mate. This was not acceptable to him, but he was also unwilling to disagree with Obasanjo so early in the game. I suggested that he rallies the governors to oppose the decision to announce Odili as running mate, and decline the nomination if all else failed.

When this failed to change the combined minds of Obasanjo, Tony Anenih, Ahmadu Ali and Ojo Maduekwe, I came up with another “last resort”. I sent people to wake up Nuhu Ribadu, then Chairman of EFCC to help persuade Obasanjo since all else appeared to have failed. It was not until about 5am that Ribadu succeeded in getting Odili off the ticket. The next morning, Governor Goodluck Jonathan was announced as the running mate to Umaru Yar’Adua instead of Peter Odili"

The above is close to what was reported in ThisDay around the time of the 2007 primaries
But i cannot find the link
El-Rufai is known, but he too has his own axe to grind
I don't like posting faceless stories that tarnish the image of people
what you posted gave the impression that the author was there - is that possible
There is a story on the internet about how Johnathan embezzled N4b
Although I am not enamoured of GJ, do you think I will post that? - it is not my job to execute another person's hatchet job
Thanks for that, it is precisely what I told you. Odili lost out in a battle, he didn't withdraw; what your article doesn't say is that E.K. Clark was his adversary.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:46pm On Sep 28, 2010
youngmonie:
Excuse mee?, cnt u interpret a simple sentence, i aint doin it 4 u cos i kno u know what that says, dnt be sarcastic
You will find the true weight of the term "appropriate executive committee," if and when the matter is brought before a judge. I really think you cannot see the significance of the word "appropriate." It indicates quite clearly that there is variation at every level; perhaps, at some levels, there might even not be any committee.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:41pm On Sep 28, 2010
9ijaMan:
Debosky,
I beg to disagree. Please read the section all over again. See below:

The bold portions states clearly what the goal of the party is: EQUITY, JUSTICE & FAIRNES. The key word here is EQUITY which happens to be the very first word. Hence GEJ is not following what the constitution states. The position needs to be rotated equitably and fairly.

GEJ has simply interpreted it in his own words to suit his ambition. These words alone are good enough for a strong case in the court of law against GEJ's ambition.
Dude, PDP zoning stands no chance in a court of law, cos the Nigerian constitution overides it. In fact, the PDP constitution will at worst be declared illegal, or at best the judge will decree that the whole zoning section be expunged, because it runs fowl of the federal consitution.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:34pm On Sep 28, 2010
^
Do you really think PDP without the South will be any better than the Labour Party?

(c) in pursuance of the principle of equity, justice and fairness, the party shall adhere to the policy of rotation and zoning of party and public elective offices and it shall be enforeced by the appropriate executive committee at all levels.
I believe people are confused by the language in the above PDP constitution except.
Look carefully at the above again with the highlighted text in mind. . . Does the meaning change?
What are the "appropriate executive committee's?" grin
Politics › Re: Whats Your Views On Mugabe by Beaf: 10:27pm On Sep 28, 2010
www.nairaland.com/attachments/326928_6093__jpg3979ab2f49258a11b7a3cf839a8a9096

My only problem with the lovely babes in the pic is that they can't pee straight; instead they wet a wide area.
Somebody bera tell Mugabe about it! grin
Politics › Re: Gej Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Abia State (aba): by Beaf: 10:23pm On Sep 28, 2010
excanny:
The first step to restoring sanity in Aba is impeaching the governor and ensuring his removal. The kidnapping/armed robbery syndicate have consistently mentioned him as one of their problems( i[b] suspect there's some unexplanable connection between the governor and these criminal ring[/b]).

A subsequent call for surrender of arms and a peace treaty and rehabilitation of the misguided youths; something similar to what was done with the militants of SS.
Of course there is! The man is a known ritualist.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:17pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
If Johnathan is correct, it means that the president can continue to come from a particular zone
In practical terms, it can mean the Northerners ganging up to rotate amongst themselves and perhaps drafting in just 1 zone from the South
For some strange reason, you think that PDP is equivalent to Nigeria.
If Northerners (which I read to be core Northerners) want to corner a political party and stup!dly think that party will rule forever, stark failure will soon convince them otherwise. Why? They'll be the only ones left in their party and out of govt.
Politics › Re: Pdp Never Zoned Presidency -jonathan by Beaf(op): 10:07pm On Sep 28, 2010
truly:
Totally wrong?
Just produce 1 (just one) evidence in support of what you have said
And I will demolish your fiction for good
Let us stop mass hypnotism
I hope you can cope with this. http://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20090313_nigerias_mend_odili_asari_and_ndpvf
If you keep on that website, you will also learn a lot about fcked up oil bunkerers like Atiku. . . Real truths about Nigeria, not the hearsay many on NL love and hug.
Politics › Re: Gej Should Declare A State Of Emergency In Abia State (aba): by Beaf: 10:00pm On Sep 28, 2010
oyb:
but beaf- why did you not put your source na?

  cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

are you not the one who constantly berates as a junk tabloid

so you have effectively endorsed pm news abi cheesy cheesy cheesy

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/09/28/president-jonathan-orders-ig-to-rescue-abducted-children/
I like the way you strive to know everything about me (even tho, I don't give a fck about you grin), its just that you got that one wrong.
. . .And No! I don't sign autographs for frustrated crude oil bunkerers.

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