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This is an Aondoakaa job.
We need to await the result of Falana's case, as well as the NBA one amongst others. Those cases look likely to deliver a death blow to Aondokaa's machinations. Right now, this present judgement is snake oil.

[size=33pt]The battle continues![/size]

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=380696.msg5308405#msg5308405 date=1263404081]What happens when yaradua finally comes back, jona is too dull to be our pressydo[/quote]I can see a 7 point agenda lover.

I switched to aljazeera and didn't see any such thing. It is a lie.

Sad

I will [b]not [/b]miss the 7 point agenda.

Since he has full powers, he should get AA's as his presidential guard, sack Aondoakaa[b] and place the country in a state of emergency[/b], so that he can set things right like;

[list]
[li]Fix the broken constitution[/li]
[li]Implement the Uwais report[/li]
[li]Implement the Ledum Mitee report[/li]
[li]Schedule a national conference[/li]
[li]Get rid of the likes of Bankole and Mark[/li]
[li]Deal with the FEC and other cabals[/li]
[/list]

This is what I think might be happening; Aondoakaa is either playing a new trick (he doesn't seem smart enough for this type, though) or he has capitulated in the best way to hide Yar Adua matters from the law. Lets wait and see, we should know as early as tomorrow.

hollandis:
An Abuja high court just gave Jonathan the power to step into the shoes of the president.I am waiting for ole ole Attorney General's reaction

Abuja dey hotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt oo

Calm down. It looks very much like another Aondoakaa swindle http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8456688.stm

Jaybee2412:
[size=24pt]It's a lie: The Abuja Judge did not declare Jonathan to be sworn in[/size]

[size=24pt]Read:[/size]

Desperate measures: Chief judge Abutu's court says no vacuum in Aso Rock, Aondoakaa undercuts Goodluck Jonathan again!

http://www.saharareporters.com/

This is something to watch carefully, I was a bit surprised at the way Aondoakaa welcomed the judgement (on the BBC website).

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Talking from both sides of the mouth is duplicitous and dishonest. What you said is racist, period!
I have better things to do than argue with a racist who isn't man enough to own up.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=380696.msg5307577#msg5307577 date=1263397545]Racist statement? That's a stretch. I, like Jonathan also have kinfolks who are cowards. Please go and read my previous post which I have since edited and respond to important points.

I may be more of a Niger Deltan that you yourself are, olodo.[/quote]I have always said it that you think "olodo" is the same thing as fullstop.
Please answer my question (you seem to have narrowed it down to ND now), do you think Niger Delta people are inferior to you?

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=380696.msg5307507#msg5307507 date=1263397003]Beaf, I know you are aware that I am not one of those you can dribble in an attempt to confuse. Go and reread my statement, I never wrote that Goodluck is a coward. Additionally, cowards exists among any group of kinfolks you examine - that's a simple fact.

Now, you give us the same courtesy and tell us what is very painful to Hausa/Fulani, as you put it.

From all indications, Jonathan has already squandered several opportunities to take the bull by the horn - its quite a pity.[/quote]Who is trying to confuse you?
You made an incredibly racist comment which you have no shame to take back. The only way you can recognise that as not racist is if you think that the rest of Nigerians are inferior to you. So stop twisting, do you think the rest of us Nigerians are inferior to you?

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=380696.msg5307411#msg5307411 date=1263396321]Please expatiate on the above statement, what is painful? I'm all ears.[/quote]First of all explain how "he is a coward like many of his kinfolks".

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=380403.msg5307403#msg5307403 date=1263396267]^^ what has that got to do with this thread or are you delusional?

wetin concern me with whoever is sworn in?

abeg carry your lack of cognition comot from my face.

If the thing pain you pass form a goon squad and wait for me another day.[/quote]===scratches head and wonders what she's thinking about ====

You're so fuuunnnnnyyyyyy!!!!!!!

Troway dat kai kai right now!
This thread is about protesting for Jonathan abi?!
Damn!

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Court don order de immediate swearing in of Goodluck Jonathan! Tpia you neva pack?!

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=380696.msg5307238#msg5307238 date=1263394961]The court has told Jonathan that he is free to act as President, and the court additionally ordered that Jonathan should be sworn in immediately.

Jonathan now needs to be a man and take what is rightfully his, [size=14pt]that is unless he is a coward like many of his kinfolks[/size].[/quote]This thing is very painful to you Hausa / Fulani people.

. . .One day for the owner of the house!
"Prophet" my foot!

[size=14pt]Nigeria: N10 Million Fraud - Lagos Court Orders Arrest of Prophet[/size]
Ebele Akpeh
13 January 2010

A Lagos High Court, Ikeja presided over by Justice Mojisola Dada, yesterday ordered the police to arrest and bring to court popular television evangelist, Prophet Israel Ola-Ogundipe of Celestial Church of Christ over alleged N10 million fraud.

Also, the court adjourned till February 3 for possible arraignment of the prophet and ordered that the prosecution team led by the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), Mrs. Olabisi Ogungbesan, to issue a reminder of the bench warrant to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police Mr. Marvel Akpoyibo

Sequel to the adjournment, at the resumed hearing of the case, the defendant's counsel, Mr. Olusegun Raji told the court that his client was still with the police at the X-squad, Alagbon.

But when the court asked the prosecution counsel, Mrs. Ogungbesan what happened to the bench warrant that was issued against the defendant at the last adjourned date, Ogungbesan informed the court that she was surprised that the defence counsel said the prophet was still with the police when they have forwarded a copy of the bench warrant to the Commissioner of Police.

Ogungbesan told the court that they have since served a copy of the bench warrant to the Akpoyibo since December 29, 2009.

Ola-Ogundipe was arrested by the police over an alleged N10 million fraud and his arraignment had been fixed before the court yesterday. He, however, was absent to take his plea and the court has issued a bench warrant against him.

Ola-Ogundipe was charged to court by the Lagos State Ministry of Justice for allegedly duping a woman identified as Olaide Williams-Oni on the pretence of using the money for religious purposes.

The prophet was charged with alleged stealing, obtaining money by false pretence and forgery.

The offences are contrary to Section 390, Section 419 and Section 467 of the Criminal Code Law, Cap C17, Vol. 2, Laws of Lagos state.

"On or about the 5th of November 2002 at 7/11, Duro Ishola Street, Alakuko, Lagos in the Ikeja Judicial Division stole the sum of £12,000 (about N10 million) from one Mrs. Olaide Williams- Oni," the suspect's charge read in part.

The charge sheet also alleged that between June and December 2007 the defendant fraudulently obtained the sum of N8, 500, 000 from the same Williams-Oni and also forging a Nigerian international passport with the name - Sanyaolu Babatunde Solomon, Passport No. A2799555

Theh prophet's arraignment had earlier been fixed for December last year but had to be postponed when he appeared in court without any legal representation. Also, when the matter came up before the court on the next adjourned date, he was absent and his lawyer, Mr. Kuye told the court that the prophet had been re-arrested by the police.

http://allafrica.com/stories/printable/201001130344.html

Chairman

[size=21pt]But I am still asking, [b]exactly [/b]what date is "immediately"?[/size]

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Happy new year!

. . .Trait

Kai Ikeyman! You still de?

I had wanted to open a topic asking EFCC to release you.

[quote author=Ben-10 link=topic=380198.msg5306636#msg5306636 date=1263390370][size=19pt]After The Protest, What Next?[/size]

Everything gets back to normal?
Will Yaradua speak to Nigerians?
Or was it just a show?

[/quote][size=19pt]Sovereign National Conference [/size]or split.

What exactly does "immediately" mean in this instance. Is it tomorrow, two days time, next week? We need to know.

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=380704.msg5306606#msg5306606 date=1263390122]^^ do you know the meaning of connect the dots?

Nigeria wouldnt be on a terrorist list had the US done that.[/quote]So to get our oil, they sue us for $16m? With due respect, you are talking rubbish.

joefazee:
C# is not better than C or C++, though C# is more easier to learn but only run on windows because of .NET framework.

C is the mother of all languages, most of C# libraries are written in C.

C++ is more closer to C but Fully Object Oriented Programming language, if you want to start programming, learn something like Python or PHP, then C, move to Java or C++. Avoid microsoft based programming language as that will restrict you to windows platform only. Most of the world best Hackers are from Unix platform, even Bill gate took many routines from Unix and Mac.

That is my own, everyone will reply based on their experience.

Religous crap.

How many PC's out there aren't running Windows? Do you even realise that both C# and VB.NET run on Linux/Mono? Don't teach people how to shoot themselves in the foot with that bullsh*t. Give him the best advice for whatever platform he is developing against.

My guy, if you are developing for the desktop, forget about C, C++, Java etc and concentrate 100% on C#. You will not regret it.
If you are developing for the web, you should consider between Ruby, Python, PHP and C#.
If it is 100% backend stuff you will be dealing with, then its between C# and Java (forget C++, except for specialised cases).

Performance wise C# can be faster, slower or roughly the same speed as C++; there's isn't much in it.

Productivity wise C# beats C++ hands down, by at least a factor of 5x (depending on what you are coding).

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=380704.msg5306320#msg5306320 date=1263387688]all this out of fear of losing Nigeria's oil?

Just because the senate gave them an ultimatum? [/quote]There is nothing about oil in the article.

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www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

ElRazur:
Yeah why not, we bring about a DNS and DOS attack on the government oriented websites.

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=380403.msg5302802#msg5302802 date=1263332278]NL is a govt oriented website?

since when?

El Razur maybe you've been missing your sleep and are confusing NL with another site you frequent.[/quote][size=21pt]Kai!![/size]

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

This can't be true! How can they sue for taxes?

*U.S Sues Nigeria Up To $16m For Unpaid Taxes
By Masterweb News Desk

The city of New York claims the government of Nigeria owes her $4.1 to $16 million in real estate taxes and interest on the Manhattan building that houses Consulate General of Nigeria. The building is located at 828 2nd Ave. (Corner of 44th St. & 2nd Ave.), New York, NY 10017, U.S.A.

New York City on Monday filed a lawsuit against Nigeria in US federal court demanding payment for back taxes and interest. Generally, globally, diplomatic offices are tax exempt, and this is the case in the U.S. New York City argues parts of Nigeria’s building had been used for commercial purposes, including housing of Nigeria Airways offices. ( Continues below…,  )

Attempts by Masterweb to reach officials of Consulate General of Nigeria on the phone were unsuccessful. The Consulate might have been closed at the time of the phone call, or nobody was on seat to answer the call.

http://nigeriamasterweb.com/blog/index.php/2010/01/13/u_s_sues_nigeria_up_to_16m_for_unpaid_ta

[size=14pt]Get us off that list, VP tells US[/size]
January 13, 2010 12:25PMT


Visiting United States Deputy Secretary for Homeland Security Jane Holl Lute heard yesterday at the State House in Abuja that Nigeria is unhappy to be placed on the list of "countries of interest" in the global war on terrorism.

The country's vice president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, who conveyed these sentiments to Ms. Lute, urged the US government to correct the stigma because, as he said, the US has a long history of relations with Nigeria, and as such knows very well that Nigeria is not a nation that supports terrorism.

‘Don't diminish our efforts'

Noting that the country has ratified nine of the 16 international anti terrorism legislations, and the fact that even before the December 25 incident, Nigeria had proposed an anti-terrorism bill, Mr. Jonathan said what the United States should do is give assistance to Nigeria to strengthen its capabilities in the anti-terror war, not diminish it.

The vice president also said that, in direct reaction to the last Christmas Day terror incident, Nigeria has now created a special anti terrorism squad, and has approved the deployment of special air marshals on US bound flights. In addition, he said, Nigeria has placed an order for 10 3-D body scanners.

‘We're good friends'

Ms. Lute who, extolled relations between Nigeria and the US, remarked that the "US is Nigeria's oldest and best friend."

She promised to convey the vice president's views to her government, while noting that the purpose of her visit was to examine the way forward for aviation safety.

She praised Nigeria's efforts at peace keeping around the world, pointing out that, as a veteran of peace keeping missions, she has worked extensively with Nigerian troops, and therefore understands the sacrifice the country has had to make in the pursuit of peace around the globe.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5510998-146/get_us_off_that_list_vp.csp

BBC won't carry this.