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Atiku is ok! Let's Articulate come 2019!! |
ccffwx:Go to the school you graduated frm, seek audience with ur VC and submit ur CV OR better still, meet your Senator/House of Representatives member, get recommendation letter from them to any tertiary institution in ur state or any other where they could have influence. U can start frm a college of Education or Polytechnic. These ur credentials are too bright to be wasted God bless you! |
avicky:I'm very much willing to relocate... Pls how is the package like... Any accommodation? |
SillyMods:What about the APC tweet where majority voted they have performed woefully |
Fragileheart:Can we roll today? |
Sage, Buhari and APC are all mad Atiku is ok! |
Anybody still supporting Buhari at this point, not to talk of canvassing for his second term, is a compound complicated illiterate! |
"We need to start electing smart and intelligent people to lead us" - Ben Bruce at Southern Senators forum yesterday! He is simply saying, Buhari is not intelligent nor smart |
— 26th November 2017 •AYCF PRESIDENT URGES PMB TO NOMINATE SUCCESSOR By Kenny Ashaka AS the All Progressives Congress, (APC) governors call on President Muhammadu Buhari to run for the 2019 presidential election, the Arewa Youths Consultative Forum, (AYCF) says any arrangement for Buhari to run in the next poll would be resisted. They, therefore, urged the president to abandon his right to contest the 2019 presidential election. “Honestly, the situation is nothing to write home about and we cannot continue hoping that anything will happen from now till the next one year. We cannot continue to imagine that. That would assume we are living in imagination and the truth of the matter is that from now until January what the government has been able to do is what they can do for this tenure and I do not think that Nigerians are prepared to be fooled for the second time,” Yerima Shettima, president of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, AYCF said. The last time we had an interview in late July, you declared that politicians above 60 years would not be allowed to partake in the governance of Nigeria. Do you still maintain that stand or you believe time and circumstances have changed all that? We cannot continue over and over. We have come of age. We cannot continue to fold our hands and be complaining. We must be in the mainstream. Most of them had the opportunity but they could not do it well and I do not see them doing it better now at their age. Are you then by implication saying that President Muhammadu Buhari has not done well? The truth is that our expectations of this government have not been met. What are the expectations? Everything they promised during the campaign and in their manifesto. The reason why everybody sought for change was that we thought this government will fight corruption tooth and nail without considering whosoever is involved. But we have now realized that the fight against corruption has become selective. Then two, the issue of insurgency, leave it or take it, to us, as laymen this battle is not over. We cannot or the government cannot justify the fact that we told Nigerians that the fight against insurgency is over. Almost every day we have had casualties. These are the two core issues. The third one on the campaign was the issue of power. This is nothing to write home about even though the Minister of Power told us that a responsible government should be able to fix power within six months. That has not been achieved more than two and a half years after. Now it is nothing to write home about; the same thing with roads. Even the issue of petrol pump price is another one. We were told during the campaign that immediately they resume office, fuel price would go down to N40 per liter from N97 per litre. Now, a government that promised this rather than keep to their promise raised the price astronomically. Now, it is between 70 and 80 percent increase. That is giving us a lot of concern. Certainly, whether you like it or not the government must take responsibility and I have no doubt in my mind that between them and God who created them they know they have failed Nigerians. And when people take responsibility, then we will begin to forgive ourselves. If they beg for forgiveness we can decide to overlook it and also forge ahead. But certainly, never again will anybody make this mistake. Never. From what you have said, would you agree this government will leave Nigerians worse than it met them? Honestly, the situation is nothing to write home about and we cannot continue hoping that anything will happen from now till the next one year. We cannot continue to imagine that. That would assume we are living in imagination and the truth of the matter is that from now until January what the government has been able to do is what they can do for this tenure and I do not think that Nigerians are prepared to be fooled for the second time. We will insist that those above 60 do not come on board again and that our generation should stand firm to take our destiny in our hands. We will jettison the issue of the difference in ethnicity, religion and other mundane, divisive sentiments to insist on good governance. We are enlightened and we know exactly what we want. We constitute about 70 to 80 percent of the population and if democracy is about numbers, we will achieve our aim. You are aware that all the parties have zoned the presidency in 2019 to the North. Now, if you do not want people above 60 years and that includes the incumbent and those who have signified their interests directly or indirectly, who do you have in mind because some people are saying other than Buhari, the North has no other candidate that can perform better than him? That is not true. Even before Buhari, the North has other people who we can vouch for their integrity who are not up to 60 years. I have no doubt in my mind there are. In fact, I am one. Are you also going to contest? I may, I may not. But I am saying we have a lot of them. We have a lot of people of my generation who can do better and who also have integrity. Nobody can question the integrity of Muhammadu Buhari, but I am also saying that governance cannot be single-handedly run in a country like Nigeria. We cannot also assume that he alone can do the job. He does not have a team to go with, simply because they took advantage of his ill-health or his age. The president has now come out to say he would expand the cabinet and bring in more people into governance. Would that not assuage your fears of a one-man government? It would not because we have waited before now to see him take a firm decision and begin to bring in a lot of people before now, but what he brought are people who have been failing and will continue to fail. We have also discovered that probably those close to him are not telling him the truth or they have blindfolded him so that he is not aware of what is going on within the government. A lot of things are not right. Almost 10 percent of his ministers…we can only vouch for two percent; the remaining eight percent are e neither here nor there. They are just pulling the hook, lying and lying. What is the strategy that you have put in place to achieve your aim of getting the right person who is less than 60 years to become Nigeria’s president? Mr. Kenny, it is very clear. One, there is a lot of consciousness. Two, a lot of work is being done on social media. The youths have realized that business cannot continue as usual. We are at the receiving end of all this mess. We can no longer put our destinies in their hands. It would come to an end in 2019. Would I then be right to say that you are also sounding a note of caution to the APC not to allow President Muhammadu Buhari to fly their flag in 2019? Well, I am not a card carrying member of APC. Two, it is left for the APC to decide that. If the time comes…it is not him alone; there are other aspirants who are above 60 years of age. Any party that makes the mistake by bringing a candidate above 60 years of age would be doing so at its own risk. We will insist, advocate, conscientise, educate Nigerians and the youths on the consequences of the suicide they will commit in their generation because it is a suicide. In conclusion, should APC field the incumbent president, you believe they will fail? They will fail. Any party that fields anybody above 60 years of age will fail. My opinion is that he should not allow people to drag his integrity into the mud because the system we have in place does not consider people like him with integrity and that is why he has a team of people who are only working to sabotage him and those are things that most Nigerians would not understand are not his responsibility for as long as the government fails everybody will assume that he is the one that fails. So my advice to him is that let him step up and be at the background to give support to a prominent, trusted youth to come up in 2019. That’s my advice to him. Buhari should bring up a successor, a young man, somebody who can be trusted and can do better. Let him be a father, a role model to all of us. We will look up to him. If not, this political party system can never allow him to thrive. Look at the best brains he said he hunted for six months; look at the embarrassment they are causing the country. For six months Buhari searched for the best brains, look at the brains he brought on board. Buhari should surrender his ambition and allow a younger person to take his place. That is my candid advice to him. http://sunnewsonline.com/arewa-youths-to-buhari-forget-2019/ |
Either the dullard want it or not, we shall send him home by 2019 Lalasticlala |
Senator Mas’ud El-Jibrin Dogowa, first elected Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Kano State, has told President Muhammadu Buhari not to seek re-election in 2019. Speaking in an interview with the Sun on Sunday, Dogowa said the inability of the president to tackle security and economic challenges facing the country, is due to his frail health. The former lawmaker, said advised Buhari “to go home and rest.” According to him, “You see I don’t want to talk for APC. I am not an APC man. “But I want you to talk as a Nigerian affected by governance. “Okay…when you look at the level of insecurity in the country, when you look at the level of disunity among different sections of this country. “When you look at the rate of inflation and the attendant hardship in the polity and when you look at the rate of unemployment staring us in the face, then definitely you will tell Buhari to just go home and rest. “I think I am also telling him to go home and rest so that he would take care of his health like any other Nigerian is telling him at this time.” https://thewhistler.ng/amp/story/2019-buhari-go-home-rest
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Booby88:God is already judging them... Their own disgrace will be raised to power two |
sarrki:Use lesss Zombie |
That use less thing should have been disqualified |
Bolaji Abdullahi, spokesperson of the APC, has alleged that then-governor of Ondo state, wanted Buhari, the APC candidate in 2015, prosecuted for 'certificate forgery' and disqualified from contesting in the presidential election. While speaking in his upcoming book: ‘On a Platter of Gold: How Jonathan Won and Lost Nigeria’, Bolaji Abdullahi, a minister under Goodluck Jonathan (2011-2014), alleged that former Ondo state governor, Olusegun Mimiko, wanted presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari prosecuted for “certificate forgery” and disqualified from contesting in the 2015 election. According to TheCable, Mimiko wanted the then attorney general of the federation, Mohammed Bello Adoke to issue a fiat that would have given the power to a private citizen to prosecute Muhamamdu Buhari for certificate forgery which could have led to his disqualification from the election, “or at the very least, disrupt the electoral process”. But Adoke, despite the pressure, refused to initiate process for Buhari's disqualification, hence, he was blamed by supporters and even Patience Jonathan for the eventual loss of the former president. Revealing further, the former minister in his book, claimed that Adoke blocked the move by Mimiko and others after he argued that there was no legal basis to prosecute Muhammadu Buhari. Recall that Buhari had initially claimed that his secondary school certificate was with the military authorities, but they denied having it. He later got a replacement from his alma mater, Government College, Katsina. In the advance copy of the book, Abdullahi described Jonathan as a man who had “a distinct aversion for taking any action that could be regarded as unlawful or illegal”, and as a result of this, the attorney-general became central to most of the decisions the former president had to make. Abdullahi said further that Mimiko was at the forefront of the agitation to have Adoke issue a fiat that would have given the power to a private citizen to prosecute Buhari for certificate forgery which could have led to his disqualification from the election. Adoke stood his ground as pressure grew for him to kick-start the process of disqualifying Buhari a situation that made Jonathan’s supporters, including his wife, blame the attorney-general for the loss. It was also reported that Patience Jonathan called Adoke a “useless man” for not helping to disqualify candidate Muhammadu Buhari. Abdullahi wrote: “Two days after the election, Adoke had gone to see the president in respect of the appointment of a new chief judge for the FCT. While waiting in the outer room, the First Lady walked in. He rose to greet her. But she took one long look at him and hissed: ‘Useless man. You betrayed my husband. Now that he has lost the election, you are happy. "It was the same Attorney General that Bayo Ojo used to disqualify Atiku for Obasanjo (in 2007). It was the same office that (Mike) Aondoakaa used to make dead man (Umaru Musa Yar’Adua) to rule Nigeria. But when it comes to my husband, you will be shouting, constitution, constitution." Going further, he wrote: “There were a number of other issues that led many in the president’s immediate political circle to conclude that Adoke was the reason that President Jonathan failed to act with the required toughness on some issues,” Abdullahi wrote. “When in May 2013 the president declared a state of emergency in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe, some of the president’s men, led by Ijaw leader Edwin Clark, had asked him to sack the governors of those states as part of the emergency measures. Adoke, on the other hand, counselled the president against sacking the governors, insisting that such action had no constitutional backing. Clark fired back, asking the president to sack Adoke himself. “Prominent lawyers and civil society groups promptly weighed in on the side of the minister, and commended him for being a ‘constitutional purist’. They noted that he could easily have allowed the president to act differently, if he were so minded, relying on the precedent set by President Obasanjo in the case of Plateau State and Governor Joshua Dariye in 2004 – a matter concerning which the Supreme Court had declined to make a definite ruling.” http://www.tori.ng/news/80762/revealed-ex-gov-mimiko-asked-jonathan-to-prosecute.html |
okanla:Just like Buhari before 2015 or wot do u feel ![]() |
mrvitalis:People say more than this when it was between Buhari and GEJ |
A secondary school in onitsha needs a qualified computer scientist (Bsc or NCE) to teach students in senior secondary classes. Quote me if interested and qualified |
How authentic is this pls ![]() |
ipobarecriminals:So u ar 46 and u demonstrating like a muumuu on nairaland I pity ur kids |
Iamtipsyy:Atiku was already a billionaire before joining politics...or is Abiola also a thief? Atiku is a renowned entrepreneur... Get dat into ur skul... Tell us where Buhari got all the money he used to train his kids abroad... Zombie! |
iamdynamite:But u can blame him three years after leaving office... I feel lik giving u hot slap |
Pls who knows how much Enugu State government pay graduate teachers in secondary schools |
able88:Oyo |
Ammyluv2003:Hi Ammyluv, seems this address is not working... Pls help confirm |
Patiently waiting for ur response |
Please ur response here will be appreciated. I want to know how much Enugu State government pay graduate teachers in secondary schools. Thanks you |
Only zombies will think otherwise Lalasticlala |
Alhaji Balarabe Musa, a former Governor of old Kaduna State and National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), has said that even if President Muhammadu Buhari rigged 2019 elections, he will still lose because not only the opposition, even his supporters have lost confidence in him. “As the president, Buhari has the means of transforming everything but obviously, it is quite clear that Buhari’s popularity before 2015 elections and now have gone down drastically ,” Balarabe said. He said, “If he (Buhari) thinks he is still popular as he was before winning the last presidential election, then he must be deceiving himself. He has betrayed those who voted for him by abandoning his promises and instead, inflicting pains on the masses. Since he took over as president, the country has suffered from one hardship to another. http://scannewsnigeria.com/featured-post/balarabe-musa-says-even-if-buhari-rigs-2019-elections-he-would-lose/ |
Pls guys can any miracle happen for a 2.2 graduate to be invited ![]() |
elfeezy:Pls how did u enter the date of birth... Once I insert the date of birth it will always hang.. Am using Firefox |
Buhari is a fool |
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tell any elderly people in ur household from 46 upward to forever shut up ok