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wise son:Does the "leadership ability, passion, creative thinking and foresight" have anything to do with his vice chairmananship of Societe Generale and the 2.8billion blinding theft? As for openning up "voluntarily to assessment by Fitch the international credit ratings agency," dude, that is an old trick worth nothing. Guess who was the first to open up to external auditors? It was Bayelsa's very own Timipre Sylva. Tell us something new. Nigeria will never be the Saraki's fiefdom. |
[quote author=Akin-Egba link=topic=516379.msg6784156#msg6784156 date=1284947520]Who the frigging hell is Saraki? Ok, he will become our president with Kwara state's vote. These ediots of a saraki family think Kwara = Nigeria?[/quote]That really needs to be knocked into Saraki's skull. |
[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=516320.msg6784242#msg6784242 date=1284951753]How on earth will this people be compared to Reagan?? that is absurd, a former Governor of California, actor, president of Screen Actors Guild etc even before he became the president of united states, he has mad is mark, and now he is being compared to coupists ,barons,rouges etc, think before you post![/quote]It is high time these old dragons left the political scene of the country they have destroyed. |
[quote author=kola_yusuf link=topic=516613.msg6786312#msg6786312 date=1284983630]I beg to differ. Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki has every reason to put himself forward for the Presidency of Nigeria. No one can argue that in his capacity as Governor of Kwara State, he brought new thinking and fresh ideas to the administration of the state. The issues that confront Nigeria are too serious not to give consideration to his candidacy. He has been tackling national problems on a local level for the past eight years - power, economic diversification, education, health, agriculture, water. Do these concerns and issues qualify, or disqualify him from being president.[/quote]Sorry sir, but Nigeria is not a family business. |
I hereby declare the contest unhealthy! IBB's gonna faint if he see's the result! ![]() |
Well spotted Labiyemmy. This is below what can be expected, even from the gutter press. It is an utter disgrace! Shocking!
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gadogado:And those who have experience are? IBB? I don't even want to go there, he has already (with all that experience), perfected plans to jump ship to ANPP, a party which has no known direction. IBB will soon be in jail for his "experience" with our $12.4billion. ![]() Jonathan has been Deputy Governor, Governor, Vice President, President. . . And you claim he has no experience? Laughable! ![]() |
Solomon227:Amen! |
[size=14pt]Jealousy of Jonathan![/size] [size=14pt]IBB is most definetely gonna meet his nemesis. The blood of hundreds of innocent souls is wheeling him to certain doom. . . .Ejigbo plane crash, Dele Giwa, June 12, MKO Abiola, vatsa (he was best man at vatsa's marriage). . . and thousands of other innocent souls. Innocent blood is calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling. . . Vengeance, Justice, Doom! [/size] ![]() [size=49pt]Goodluck Nigeria![/size] |
This guy will be President of Kwara state. ![]() |
[size=14pt]2011: Why Saraki may drop presidential bid[/size] Monday, 20 September 2010 01:00 Max Amuchie The meeting between Kwara State governor, Bukola Saraki, and a governor in the North East might have made the Kwara State governor to change his mind about contesting the 2011 presidential election. BusinessDay investigations revealed that when Saraki spoke with the governor who is a member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on phone about his bid, the governor requested to meet Saraki in Saraki’s house in Abuja. BusinessDay learnt that both men eventually met for two hours, during which time the North East governor, a very close friend of Saraki and also a vociferous supporter of President Goodluck Jonathan’s 2011 bid, advised the Kwara State governor to drop the idea because most of the governors have already made up their minds and in fact have made commitments on who to support in the presidential race. Without the support of the governors, Saraki has no strong political structure outside Kwara State. A political analyst told BusinessDay that the Kwara State governor would not make much impact if he declares to run under such a situation. BusinessDay investigation suggests that Saraki must have changed his mind after the meeting with the North East governor. Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi, who was speculated to be the prospective running mate under a Saraki presidency, was reported to have denied that there was any such plan, saying that the Kwara State governor had not told him (Amaechi) that he was going to run for presidency Saraki was touted as a kind of ‘unity choice’, a compromise candidate that could be more acceptable to Nigerians than former military president, Ibrahim Babangida and former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, who are the two contenders for PDP ticket from the North. http://www.businessdayonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13655:2011-why-saraki-may-drop-presidential-bid&catid=85:national&Itemid=340 |
cap28:I didn't even realise the dude was a conspiracy nutter. And there I was wasting my time replying. My friend, hold your drugs tight and don't venture out in public, lest you harm somebody or beat up a little baby. ![]() |
There is so much jealousy over GEJ's beautiful speech! While GEJ spoke to the soul of the country, IBB's speech was like a malevolent odour; it was something like, "Nigerians will forgive June 12," "I did not kill Dele Giwa!" What a fcker! |
cap28:[size=14pt]Damn! So you admit that you don't even have an iota of proof? Proof sir, proof, evidence, credible references and quotes, thats what runs the World. But, truth is what fraudsters, verbal acrobats and conjurers hate. Proof sir![/size] [size=21pt]Goodluck Nigeria![/size] |
I can see the "Northern" charge imploding, cos IBB ain't giving way to Atiku or Gusau, even worse Saraki. ---Beaf quietly pulls up ringside sit (with a chilled Piña Colada) to watch "the best way to implode" contest--- ![]() |
Bye bye IBB, as things fall apart! . . .Run off to ANPP where you shall be defeated, after which your life will respond to the blood of babies, the blood of Dele giwa, the blood of Vatsa, the blood of MKO, the blood of thousands of innocent souls. . . Calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling, calling. . . Doom, Vengeance, Justice! ![]() |
[size=14pt]North mounts pressure on IBB to withdraw[/size] •The Gusau connection •IBB, Ojukwu hold secret meeting Written by Tayo Babarinde and Jude Ossai Monday, 20 September 2010 FORMER military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, has come under intense pressure from top northern political leaders to withdraw from the 2011 presidential race and pave the way for the emergence of a consensus presidential candidate of northern extraction in the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The development is sequel to the failure of all efforts to prevail on the immediate National Security Adviser, Major General Aliyu Gusau, not to join the race. Gusau formally announced his presidential aspiration, at the weekend, with his withdrawal from President Goodluck Jonathan’s government. Gusau had been in the news for several months over his presidential ambition, which had also put him under some pressure from northern leaders who pleaded that he should not join the race and weaken the chances of the North to present a consensus candidate. It was reliably gathered that Gusau’s eventual entry into the race signified the ultimate failure of all efforts of northern leaders to stop him. According to reliable sources, Gusau had agreed with the northern leaders, comprising first and second republic top politicians and eminent traditional rulers that the chances of the North picking the presidential ticket of the PDP would be enhanced if there was only one candidate from the North. He was, however, quoted as saying that he would withdraw from the race only if the leaders could prevail on General Babangida to also withdraw. According to different sources, the intelligence chief advanced two reasons for his determination to contest the presidency if Babangida remained in the race. [size=14pt]He said when they overthrew the government of General Muhammadu Buhari in 1985, it was on the understanding that he, General Babangida and the late General Sani Abacha would govern the country in turn. Babangida and Abacha had their turns, leaving him as the only one left to have his turn as president of Nigeria. He was said to have expressed dismay that each time he sought to actualise his dream of becoming president, General Babangida, who had ruled the country for eight years, would also throw his hat into the ring.[/size] In 2007, when General Gusau sought to succeed former President Olusegun Obasanjo from the vantage of National Security Adviser, General Babangida also nursed the ambition of joining the race. The second reason advanced for his insistence on contesting the election is the marriage of Aisha, General Babangida’s daughter, to the governor of Zamfara State, Alhaji Aliyu Shinkafi. Shinkafi had been married to the niece of General Gusau, who reportedly grew up under the IBB’s roof. When Shinkafi later married Aisha, with the consent of Babangida, Gusau was said to have been aggrieved by the fact that General Babangida never raised the issue with him, even when it became obvious that the governor’s marriage to Aisha had put a big wedge between Gusau’s niece and her husband. It was gathered that each time Gusau recalled his frustrations in his relationship with Babangida and insisted on not leaving the space for his former Commander-in-Chief, the northern leaders came to the conclusion that the actualisation of their dream of a single northern candidate would remain a pipe dream unless Babangida withdrew from the race. “It is clear that Gusau will remain in the race as long as Babangida is in the race,” said a source close to the campaign organi-sation of General Aliyu Gusau. The concern at the weekend among northern leaders is that if Gusau was ready to step down on the condition of Babangida’s withdrawal, their best bet was to prevail on Baban-gida to withdraw from the race. If that happened and Gusau withdrew as he had promised, that would leave the leaders with only two aspirants to contend with, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and the Kwara State governor, Dr Bukola Saraki. Gusau’s media assistant, Mr Bisi Adekunle, on Sunday, told the Nigerian Tribune on the phone that he (Gusau) would be at the national headquarters of the PDP today to obtain his expression of interest and nomination forms. According to him, “the NSA resigned on Friday to enable him to contest the presidential election in the PDP.” General Gusau was appointed by President Jonathan in the aftermath of the handling of the health situation of the late President Umaru Yar’Adua in March, to replace General Sarki Mukhtar, who held the post since the inception of the Yar’Adua/Jonathan administration in 2007. He had previously served in the same capacity under the administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 to 2007. Mr Adekunle also confirmed that General Gusau had appointed Senator Ben Obi, who was the running mate to former Vice-President Abubakar in 2007 election on the ticket of the Action Congress (AC), as the director-general (DG) of his campaign, Meanwhile, General Babangida, on Sunday, held a closed door meeting with erstwhile Biafran leader, Chief Emeka Ojukwu, at his Enugu residence, apparently to discuss the possibility of working together for the 2011 general election. Although the ex-military ruler did not make his mission public, an inside source told the Nigerian Tribune in Enugu that Babangida’s visit might not be unconnected with his quest to rule the country again. It was learnt that General Babangida, during the visit, appealed for the support of the Ndigbo as he urged the former Biafran leader to use his vantage position to support his presidential ambition. Fielding questions from reporters at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, Babangida, who was accompanied by former Senate President, Ken Nnamani, Director-General of IBB campaign organisation, Dr Raymond Dopkesi, former governorship candidate of National Democratic Party (NDP) in Anambra State, Chief Obinna Uzo, one-time member of Enugu State House of Assembly, Joseph Onoh, among other personalities, said he was in Enugu on a visit to Ojukwu. “My visit to Ojukwu was a courtesy visit, don’t forget that we were all together in the military and as a very senior officer, I owe him that respect. I respect him because he is also an elder statesman,” IBB said. When asked why his campaign project seems to be enjoying support from prominent Igbo leaders, the erstwhile military president, clad in a brown Agbada brocade, said “it is simply because my past records are there to speak for me, and I love Ndigbo; they are my friends.” On the alleged plans by the northern presidential aspirants to produce a consensus candidate ahead of the 2011 presidential poll, General Babangida, who arrived at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport aboard a private helicopter, with registration number 5-BLI, said “all the gladiators in the exercise are currently working together with a view to striking an accord.” The former military president and his entourage left Enugu for Owerri Airport, as the Enugu Airport had been shut down due to ongoing upgrading of its facilities. http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/front-page-news/11293-north-mounts-pressure-on-ibb-to-withdraw-the-gusau-connection-ibb-ojukwu-hold-secret-meeting |
cap28:Seriously, you are getting worse and very desperate. Like a drowning man, you are clutching at straws. like a fevered man, you are desperate for tablets. . . just that rather than Panadol, you reached for otapiapia. Where did you conjure the outright falsehoods in the bolded text above from? How on Earth can you state that Jonathan has been intimidating and threatening Ribadu? Can you back that up in any way? That is a pretty serious aspersion to cast on the President, I will remind you that, brought before law courts, it is a jailable offense. Why would you stoop so low? You've got to seriously consider your words before you open your mouth (its called wisdom, but its uncommon). [size=14pt]Goodluck Nigeria![/size] |
madejibo:Thank you. Since you adressed me personally, can I ask you something that has been bothering me? . . .Where did you pluck the story that the govt has spent "$18billion from our foreign reserve in 8months?" From my viewpoint, that is a total fabrication. Can you back up your claims? madejibo: |
Did these generals forget to do something important when they were in power, or do they want to become commanders of filthy lucre? I mean, why all these fcked up elderly generals in a democracy? Are there no better people than these aging fckers? |
On August 10, 2010 the Nigerian chapter of the African Women in Diaspora after their inaugural meeting in Lagos made a call on President Goodluck Jonathan to declare his intention to run for presidency in the 2011 election. In the widely reported statement, the women also appealed to commercial se'x workers to join them in the pro-Jonathan crusade.http://www.saharareporters.com/photo/photonews-jonathans-declaration-when-jonathan-women-met-goodluck-men www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6 |
sbeezy8:Don't crack me up! ![]() |
cap28:The EFCC boss from the time says that your story is a blatant falsehood. ![]() Now, this is how you defend a position; you provide reliable references and quotes, not your jaded opinion or the false machinations of the the rumour mill. . . Please pay particular attention to the words in large font (they contain an education for you and the likes of monkeyleg). Ribadu also denied allegations that he mishandled a corruption case against Dame Patience, when her husband, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, was governor of Bayelsa State. |
sbeezy8:Dude, there is a lingering problem that Nigeria cannot avoid confronting, lest it grows bigger and swallows the country (that might sound far fetched, but it isn't). Igbo's have been marginalised and suppressed since the civil war, everyone knows it and several Northern politicians have admited to it. If you have ever been to the East, you will know that the decay of the Lagos - Benin route is comparatively minor. The federal neglect there is tragic, it is the physical representation of the truth laid bare for all to see. These things need to be righted, but I am arguing that having the presidency will not wave them away. Indeed, other ethnic groups want it just as badly. |
Presidential candidates; General Buhari (age 69) General Gusau (age 68) General Babangida (age 69) What is it about Nigeria's washed out, old cargo generals, that they keep coming back for more of the cream? |
Onlytruth:I think this is the wrong way to look at it, considering that there are some 300 ethnic groups in the country who want their kith to be President as well. What must be done, is the marginalisation of the Igbo must stop, they must be 100% reintegrated into Nigerian society; they must be seen to be equal to all others within the scheme of things; negotiated recompense must be made for pre-war and post-war loses; the civil war must be commemorated and remembrances and statues built for Igbo heroes, so that we can truly bury the past and say "never again." |
koruji:Sounds really plausible. In the political calsculations of the North, the weight of the PDP aspirants is; 1. Goodluck Jonathan 2. Atiku (North East zone) 3. Saraki (Youthfulness) 4. IBB (handicapped in large tracts of the country) |
^ Yes, my bad. |
mikeansy:The national assembly set the timetable as recommended by the Uwais report. Leave Jega out of it. |
Has anybody noticed the strange (but not unexpected) fact that the article does not tell us Jonathans own words it just goes; In paragraph nine of his four-year-old speech, Atiku declared: “Today, as we stand on the threshold of a new era Nigeria requires a new kind of leadership, a leadership committed to this change process.Helloooooooooooo, we can't just make claims anymore, they've got to be backed! So, we know what Atiku said, now somebody must point to the lines Jonathan lifted or bow their heads in shame (as usual). |
monkeyleg:Dude, I have already stated why GEJ is the right man for the job and had cultured arguments with more intelligent anti-Jonathan NLers than yourself, without the slightest rancour. You have made wicked claims that cannot be backed up and have serially failed to state a single thing that went amiss in Bayelsa during Jonathans 14 months as governor. Instead, you think you can cover your deceit with personal smears. Dude, you are being called out. Shame. Back up your claims or run along. |
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