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SEFAGO:No man! A small axe will always bring down the mighty iroko, its only a matter of time; drip by drip. The country will take a turn for the better after the exit of those smelly cabal people. |
Dora has put her safety on the line and proven her love for this country. Thank God that there are still a few people with integrity left in this fu'cking country. It is best that she doesn't resign as well, for two reasons: [list] [li]To continue re-presenting the memo to the FEC[/li] [li]To show the FEC what it is to be held to ransome by an unsackable person (Yar Adua only, can sack her ). They can'y even lobby Goodluck to do that, cos he ain't got the power[/li][/list] Dora is a true heroine. |
Sad story of poverty. |
[size=14pt]Childcare, Chinese style: Rickshaw driver chains two-year-old son to a post while he's at work[/size] By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 4:03 PM on 04th February 2010 At first sight it seems the ultimate in child cruelty - a two-year-old boy chained to a lamp post to stop him getting away. Yet his parents say this is the only way they can guarantee not to lose him. His father Chen Chuanliu works as an unlicensed rickshaw cyclist in Beijing, taking fares all over the city, while the boy's disabled mother collects rubbish at the roadside. Two-year-old Chen Chuanliu is regularly padlocked to a tree while his rickshaw driver father touts for customers in Beijing They say they secured their son, Lao Lu, with a padlock around his ankle because his four-year-old sister Ling was 'stolen' from them last month. Child snatching is rife in China, where strict laws govern the size of families. Concerned passers-by spotted the shackled toddler outside Huaguan Shopping Mall in Liangxiang. They reported his father to the authorities, who yesterday ordered him to remove the chain although it was not clear what arrangements he would make in future. There is no nursery place for Lao Lu because his 42-year-old father is a migrant worker from another province, Szechuan, and therefore does not qualify for state help. The family live in one room, 9ft by 8ft. Chen said he could not afford to pay for childcare on his earnings of £4.50 a day and had refused offers of 'a lot of money' to give his son up for adoption. 'My wife cannot take care of him and I have to work to support my family. So I chain him to a pole when I have a fare. 'I don't even have a picture of my daughter to use for a missing-person poster. I cannot lose my son as well.' Father's pride: Rickshaw driver Chen Chuanliu with Lao Lu Chen Chuanliu insists chaining up son Lao Lu is for his own good Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1248252/Chinese-boy-chained-lamp-post-dad.html#ixzz0edUNyNO1
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presido1:Precisely! We cannot hide from the truth in order to "win" arguments. The cabal holding Nigeria to ransome is Northern, the agenda is to keep power in the North, even if a dead man wields it. The truth should not be avoided (unpleasant though it may be), but must be confronted head on with courage and acceptance or the "argument" will be lost. |
Depilot:Rubbish! You guy's are just scared because things are falling apart for your cabal. Yayale Ahmed and Abba-aji are pointing fingers at each other over the intercepted handover letter and Dora has just reminded the FEC that the constitution is supreme. Depilot:There is panic in your ranks because the corrupt empire is crumbling, so you guys want to maintain your illicit grip on power by doing deals with corrupt soldiers. . . That too will fail. ![]() Imagine the likes of Depilot, switching from chief conspiracy theorist to a US lover overnight! Wonders shall never cease! |
. . .More cracks a appearing in the devils backyard. ![]() Lets witness the crumbling of the house the Northern cabal built. |
[size=14pt]Handover crisis: Presidential aide, SGF disagree over letter[/size] By Our Correspondent, Published: Thursday, 4 Feb 2010 Cracks which appeared within the Federal Executive Council widened on Thursday barely 24 hours after the Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili recommended a transfer of power to Vice President Goodluck Jonathan. This time, Special Adviser to the President on National Assembly Matters, Senator Mohammed Abba-Aji faulted claims by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alhaji Yayale Ahmed. Abba-Aji told Senators at a closed session that the SGF “mixed up” his facts when he said the President transmitted a letter conveying his intension to proceed on a medical vacation. The Presidential Adviser told Senators that the President never wrote any such letter. The SGF told Senators a few weeks ago that his office drafted a letter which was vetted, signed and given to the office of the S.A to the President on National Assembly Matters for onward transmission but could not say what happened to the document. http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2010020418284264 |
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, she can present the memo every single day. Nothing go change. The powers that be decide our president not paper. Na her time she dey waste and she knows it very well. Nigeria has to be cleaned inside out, everyone is bloody corrupt
). They can'y even lobby Goodluck to do that, cos he ain't got the power[/li]