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Zoning agreement became alive only to give Igbos equal opportunity to lead this nation. |
Stop wasting your time. You can not ask a chicken to give birth to a lion. It is absolutely impossible. It isn't in Uncle Goodluck's nature to lead or to make touch decisions. Uncle Goodluck as our president will be like pushing a pickup truck that has no battery, but full of people with high expectations. Uncle Jonathan has been our president for over 6 months and he hasn't made a single decision of his own. Nigeria at this point needs iron hand, a tough entity that isn't scared to pull the trigger at anytime, an entity that completely understands our system/ our people/ our country, an entity that has stamina and experience. Again, we can not afford to waste anymore time, Nigeria deserves a real leader to take over in 2011. |
I have just one question to ask General Babangida:This is a great question, and from what I know, I will try to predict an answer. The past will be past. IBB will bring new beginning, new strategies, new concepts, new ideas and fresh young talent to bring this nation back to the top. My prediction to your question is, our constitution will be revised, and capital punishment for all convicted corrupt citizens will be added. IBB will absolutely introduce capital punishment as soon as he's elected as our new president, please mark it down. Nigeria needs iron hand, a tough entity and a complete leader, who listens attentively, who has enormous experience, who isn't afraid to make any tough decisions and who has too much to lose if things are not done accordingly. We must forget sentiment and look forward to attaining all our goals effectively and efficiently. I still don't see any other candidate in this country that will attack corruption head on and make big things happen quickly like our one and only IBB. Let us stop day dreaming, Uncle Jonathan can not make anything happen, leading or making tough decisions isn't his nature. He has no clue and doesn't really know where exactly to begin. He will be pushed around by the obvious for the next 8 years like a pickup truck that has no battery. If you honestly understand our system, our leaders, politics, our people and this country, you'll understand why it is extremely important for IBB to be back asap and set up a solid foundation for the youth to carry on. This is why his running mate will be the key and the message that will be understood by most of us, please mark it down No IBB, It will be the same old story and we will be forever in darkness. |
My friends, it is what it is. You can not ask or force a chicken to give birth to a lion, it is absolutely impossible. Uncle Goodluck just like other local champions is not a useless man; apart from being incompetent he also has no balls to lead this nation. He will not produce today or tomorrow, it is that simple. Saving Nigeria is a very deep statement. This isn't exaggeration, but uncle Goodluck hasn't made a single decision of his own ever since he became our mighty leader. He doesn't have the capability to lead this country, this is one of the reasons why it is taking this dude 20 years to make it known publicly whether he's contesting or not. Leadership is not for everybody, no disrespect. |
If IBB can not save this country, could you guys please post the name of the entity that has the balls to save this nation? Saving Nigeria is deeper than what you think. It is completely clear that Goodluck can not and will not save Nigeria; you can not ask a chicken to give birth to a lion. It is absolutely impossible. And this doesn't mean chicken is a useless or bad animal, chicken just doesn't have the capability. You must totally understand our country, our system and our people before you're able to appreciate IBB's statement. |
Pls dont insult me ooo! I think babangida should be given a second chance. For a change to happen in 9ja we need a radical of babangidas calibre. A devil you know is better than an unknown angel. . . I believe he has someting to prove. . .I'm with you 100%. Goodluck has been our president for how long now? And what has he done for this country lately? What makes 2010 diff from 2009? May baba go slow soul rest in peace, but what exactly has Goodluck brought to the table that is totally diff from baba go slow? May be it isn't a bad idea to change Goodluck's name to brother go gentle. I'm certain that this country with improve drastically within 6 months of IBB leadership. He has too much to prove, too much to correct and he knows exactly how to make these corrections happen effectively and efficiently. Furthermore, IBB has extremely too much to lose if things aren't done correctly this time around. Take your time, take a good look at all these other candidates, they are nothing but bunch of jokers, who can never never do anything to move this country forward, simply because they clearly do not have what it takes. Anybody else as our next president will be a complete waste of another 4 years; this is a sure banker. |
Babangida said that the zoning principle was brought about by the PDP not only to capture power but also to also to allay the dominant fears of marginalisation. “It was done in such a way that every Nigerian: majority, minority, Muslim, Christians and even non-believers came together and agreed that if we win elections we would share offices. You remember the Tony Anenih letter? That letter said it all. You will find out that the distribution of power was based on the zonesIn short, zoning agreement is arranged for the Igbos. But now that Goodluck is the president, the Igbos think Zoning agreement is no longer necessary. Anyone that can see beyond today understands the importance of zoning agreement in Nigeria. |
Believe it or not, at this point IBB is the only person that has the capability to save this country, and I'm certain that he will accomplish this goal. |
It would have made more sense for haters to jubilate if this had taken place in Kano or Sokoto. If IBB could get just 25 percent of the entire Oyo state Votes (which I'm sure that he'll get) I think he will be sitting pretty. He doesn't want more than that, therefore it is ok to say the rally flops. You may not see it or understand it at this time, but IBB has already accomplished his goal in Ibadan. Furthermore, you may not know about this, but apart from the the few noise makers, IBB's suppoters came out heavily to support their man. Traffic from Ibadan to Lagos was unbelievable and the airport road was also blocked. So, my friends just calm down and allow time to tell. IBB is in it to win it. I wonder what would happen in the north when Goodluck does show up to campaign? |
Here are the numbers (Numbers in green) IBB's camp is looking at; you do the maths. [b]Rank State Population 1 Kano State 9,383,682 2 Lagos State 9,013,534 3 Kaduna State 6,066,562 4 Katsina State 5,792,578 5 Oyo State 5,591,589 6 Rivers State 5,185,400 7 Bauchi State 4,676,465 8 Jigawa State 4,348,649 9 Benue State 4,219,244 10 Anambra State 4,182,032 11 Borno State 4,151,193 12 Delta State 4,098,391 13 Imo State 3,934,899 14 Niger State 3,950,249 15 Akwa Ibom State 3,920,208 16 Ogun State 3,728,098 17 Sokoto State 3,696,999 18 Ondo State 3,441,024 19 Osun State 3,423,535 20 Kogi State 3,278,487 21 Zamfara State 3,259,846 22 Enugu State 3,257,298 23 Kebbi State 3,238,628 24 Edo State 3,218,332 25 Plateau State 3,178,712 26 Adamawa State 3,168,101 27 Cross River State 2,888,966 28 Abia State 2,833,999 29 Ekiti State 2,384,212 30 Kwara State 2,371,089 31 Gombe State 2,353,879 32 Yobe State 2,321,591 33 Taraba State 2,300,736 34 Ebonyi State 2,173,501 35 Nasarawa State 1,863,275 36 Bayelsa State 1,703,358 - Abuja Federal Capital Territory 1,405,201 [/b] |
IBB wasn't going to show up anyway; everything went the way it was planned. IBB is still the smartest politician around today in Nigeria. I repeat, everything went exactly the way it was planned, just be patient and allow the time to tell. It is absolutely certain that IBB is our next president. |
I wonder why all these Igbo boys are now rejecting Zoning agreement, which was initially designed for them? Is it because Goodluck is currently in a position to hit the home run? Let me tell you folks something, Goodluck is not contesting and this means the floor is open for anyone to carry the trophy; I predict with confidence that our next president is going to be a northerner. Now, without the zoning agreement in place, northerners will rule this nation for a very long time. Hence, I advise you folks to slow down a bit and properly study what you're prescribing and what is about to take place. The northerners absolutely prefer to dissolve the zoning agreement asap and more than anything else; therefore, the northerners that are calling zoning agreement unconstitutional are not fo0ls, they clearly understand what they're doing, unlike many other Nigerians that are too drunk to see beyond today. I'm certain that the same Igbo boys that are now asking zoning arrangement to be dissolved will be the same Nigerians that will immediately start crying and asking zoning agreement to be reimplemented as soon as a northerner is elected in 2011. No zoning arrangement in Nigeria is a priceless gift to the northerners; think about it. |
I wonder why all these Igbo boys are now rejecting Zoning agreement, which was initially designed for them? Is it because Goodluck is currently in a position to hit the home run? Let me tell you folks something, Goodluck is not contesting and this means the floor is open for anyone to carry the trophy; I predict with confidence that our next president is going to be a northerner. Now, without the zoning agreement in place, northerners will be ruling this nation for a very long time. Hence, i advise you folks to slow down a bit and properly study what youre prescribing and what is about to take place. The northerners absolutely prefer to dissolve the zoning agreement asap and more than anything else; therefore, the northerners that are calling zoning agreement unconstitutional are not fo0ls, they clearly understand what they're doing, unlike many other Nigerians that are too drunk to see beyond today. I'm certain that the same Igbo boys that are now asking zoning arrangement to be dissolved will be the same Nigerians that will immediately start crying and asking zoning agreement to be reimplemented as soon as a northerner is elected in 2011. No zoning arrangement in Nigeria is a priceless gift to the northerners; think about it. |
@juddyzier: I completely believe your dream; you're a good man |
You can not be slow or dull and call yourself a politician. As a great politician, you must use whatever it takes to bring home the crown; I love politics. The strategy here is called "It's them against us". This is a sensible strategy in a country where majority carries the vote. The way it looks majority in Nigeria are still the northerners; IBB will be sitting pretty if he's able to get 85% of northerners' votes. The game has just started, let's see how the game is played. |
Nigerian leaders are not lazy, they are simply incompetent and mentally retarded. Education is not the problem, their problem is mental disorder. My experience with them, I notice that most of them are unnecessarily greedy, dirty, childish, unhappy, unstable, paranoid, hopeless, confused, empty, depressed, unfocused and lacking self confidence. They all need psychological evaluation or mental examination. Trust me. |
What is the big deal? A real politician does what ever it takes to win an election. Yes, IBB camp may have tried to pull Daboh to their camp, and obviously, the attempt was not successful. But Daboh shouldn't have commented on what went down; he should have allowed his action to speak for him. He claimed that Kure once awarded him a contract when he was governor of Niger State and he respects him a lot, he also stated that IBB has been so nice to him; IBB gives him money to go for overseas medical treatment. From these statements, it is completely obvious that there is a very close connection between IBB and Daboh; and now for him to attempt to call out IBB just like that is very low and absolutely uncivilized. We shall all see how far Daboh is willing to go; you just don't bite the hand that feeds you. My question for Daboh is: how did he get the 77 hectares of land in Abuja? It will also be nice if Daboh could present the details of the contract that was awarded to him in Niger State. Trust me, most of these Wanna bes are nothing but hypocrites. |
Take it easy, I said convicted government official. First, try to convict IBB, let's see how far you"ll go. |
Public execution @ convicted official's hometown. |
Action speaks louder than mere word. Time will tell. |
Mark it down: The VP that IBB selects will be the key. |
I can assure you with confidence that more than 90% of all the kings in Yoruba land are pulling for IBB. Of course, these folks won't show you their cards at the moment, but pretty soon you will realize that most of them share the same card. |
Lol, IBB is now trying to feed the hungry. Good for him, he will spend die. . What you dont realise is that once you spite Yoruba people, they never forget. See how Igbo's are still complaining of being betrayed? They may make you feel all is well, but when the surprise comes, you will have no where to hide.You're right. Oga, do you want to teach me something new about Yoruba folks? I wonder why they rejected Awo and travelled all the way to Sokoto to give the crown to Shagari. Brother, don't teach me nonsense; first get familiar to your people and their characteristics. Just supply constant Amala powder and these folks are ready to dance behind you till the moon shines. |
Is pdp featuring two presidential flagbearers or what ? You are getting me twisted in your fantansyHelloooooo! where have you been? IBB doesn't mind to move to another party if Goodluck wants to rub shoulders. |
It only takes 10 cows and 1000 pounds of Amala powder per day for the next 6 to 8 months to completely lock down Ibadan. |
dumbest shiot I ever heardMy friend, nothing personal; you will return to apologize soon. |
Speculation: IBB will get 97% votes of the northerners, 60% of Yorubas and 38% of the Igbos and others Goodluck will get 3% votes of the northerners, 40% of Yorubas and 62% of the Igbos and others You do the maths |
First, wake up quickly, IBB is not spending kobo from his pocket for his 2011 presidential campaign. Second, it is obvious that you have never experienced the presence of IBB, FYI: IBB rolls in style. You don't want to know how many real northern godogodo men that roll with IBB. You will have to first kidnap Obama before you will be able to kidnap IBB, trust me. Finally, where exactly do you expect IBB to flag off his campaign? Shaki or Ile Ife? The man is not a fool, Ibadan/ Adedibu's boys are known to favor northerners for the past 30 years. In fact, OBJ during his campaign was able to capture Ibadan only because of the heavy support he got from the North (Thanks to IBB). Therefore, if there is any spot to hit, Ibadan remains the best spot to target the support from the Yoruba folks. |
A politician must do what he or she has to do to make things happen. Niger Delta connection is next. One Nigeria One Nation One United People IBB for president (2011)! |
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Our only problem in Nigeria is corruption from the top to the bottom. I have absolute confidence that everything will automatically falls into place as soon as corruption is eradicated. Therefore, the first thing I will change as Nigerian president will be our constitution: As of October 1 2010, Publicly killing every convicted corrupt government official will immediately be added to our constitution. You can invest in Education, Electricity and Infrastructure, if effective strategy to eradicate corruption in Nigeria is not in place, absolutely nothing else will be done correctly. We will just be going in circle for the rest of our lives, poverty will linger in Nigeria till the end of time, while our lovely country will also remain underdeveloped for the next 50,000 years. I can assure you that corruption will completely disappear in Nigeria as soon as 2 or 3 convicted government officials are publicly executed, in their various hometowns will be preferable |
2011 - Babangida Spreads Tentacles, Ready to Face Jonathan Clifford Ndujihe 10 July 2010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Email|Print|Comment Share: Self styled former Military President, Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, rtd, is determined to contest the 2011 presidential polls. And unlike what happened in 2007 when he threw in the towel, at the last minute, he is ready to go the whole hog this time, his supporters have said. IBB's best chance According to them, 2011 might be Babangida's last chance of returning to Aso Rock, giving his age. He was born on August 17, 1941. So in 2011, he will be 70. If he fails to run in 2011, he might be too old for the contest in 2015 when he will be 74. Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, rtd Babangida's finest chance to go for plum job is now, said Chief Chuba Egolum, Director-General/Chairman, IBB 2011 Presidential Campaign Ndigbo Lagos chapter. The politician said the Minna-born general had made up his mind on the contest. "If a man of his status says he is running, it will be irresponsible and foolhardy for anyone to say otherwise because he came out on his own volition without prompting from anybody." Egolum continued: "This (2011) is his best chance and optimum time to come out and have history. Why he quit in 2007 He quit the race in 2007 saying that he could not contest against late President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, whom he considered as a younger brother. However, his close aides told Saturday Vanguard that IBB, as he is also known, dropped the ambition to avoid confronting former President "IBB stopped running in 2007 because what we had was a clear case of a dictator in the name of democracy. Obasanjo used all state machinery to coerce whomever dared to try his ego or power. Obasanjo arrested Babangida's son. He declared the 2007 election a do-or-die affair. IBB is not a do-or-die person. So, as a gentleman, he looked for a way to soft-pedal to avoid bloodshed. He has loyalists that can fight for him all over the country but he does not believe in the do-or-die approach," said Mazi Vitalis Okemadu, one of his supporters. Push for Aso Rock To realise his ambition, Babangida has embarked on intense consultations with stakeholders. His foot soldiers have fanned out, mobilising the grassroots. They have also flooded some of the major cities with his posters. An avalanche of groups backing him, have also emerged. Jostle for PDP ticket However, much will depend on how the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP hierarchy hammer out the issue of zoning. Going by the party's unwritten but current zoning arrangement, the presidency is zoned to the North. It is on account of this that President Goodluck Jonathan is in power following the demise of President Yar'Adua, he deputised for. Now, the PDP seems to be in a dilemma over zoning with a section of the party asking Jonathan to run in 2011 and another section saying otherwise. Series of meetings to iron out the issue in recent times have not yielded dividends. If the party hands Jonathan its presidential ticket, then the prevailing zoning arrangement will be aborted. IBB's plan B And if Jonathan gets the ticket, sources said Babangida might opt for an opposition platform, a coalition of opposition political parties, with his running mate coming from the South_East or South_South geo_political zone. The retired general is also reaching out to the Southwest. He specifically wants to win the heart of the 'core' West. Of recent, Babangida has been stressing the need to restructure the polity and ensure true federalism, which are cardinal viewpoints of the Southwest. Mixed reactions trail Babangida's ambition Babangida's aspiration has won supporters and opponents, in almost equal measure, across the country. Those opposing IBB said he should be shut out for annulling the freest and fairest election ever held in the country - the June 12, 1993 presidential polls won by late politician, Chief MKO Abiola. Other issues against IBB, according to them, include squandering N40 billion on the Third Republic transition programme and inability to account for the $12.5 billion Gulf war oil windfall among others. His opponents, mainly prodemocracy activists have held press conferences and rallies to abort his ambition. However, Babangida is not without supporters. One of the numerous groups backing him is the Association of Patriotic Nigerians, APN. Leaders of the group recently addressed the press in Lagos, to drum support for IBB. Relevant Links West Africa Nigeria APN National Chairman, Mr. Vitalis Okemadu, urged the electorate not to shut out any aspirant from the 2011 polls. He canvassed that competence and ability to deliver should form the basis for the election of the next president and not necessarily zoning. He enumerated Babangida's achievements while in power and stated that the former leader ought to be given a second chance. On June 12 election, he said Babangida had accepted he made mistakes and had been making efforts to correct them since 1999 when he contributed to the emergence of Obasanjo as president. And on the $12.5 billion Gulf war windfall, Okemadu said the government knew that the money was not missing otherwise they would have gone after Babangida. Although the 2011 election is a couple of months away, it is still early to tell where the pendulum would swing. Whether or not Babangida will realise his ambition is a question of time. http://allafrica.com/stories/201007160761.html |
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