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jobsat34:
we wont miss him.. we have a direct if not better replacement in simon moses.. hope genk release him on time..

joseph1013:
Thanks for the frequent bans. Gracias!

LeeCodeman:
They didnt travel. I read it somewhere. I was expecting joseph1013 to put it here but I can see that the spambot has banned him again.

safarigirl:
I think that news is old. They said the embassy will resume on the 20th...surely they don't mean May 20th, that's 10 days to their first game, they must have meant April.

NFF is NOT that incompetent. I think they left yesterday

safarigirl:
Glad Kelechi scored a goal on his first game since his injury. Goes to show that he's not the kind of player that can be washed out by injury. And he scored in 5 minutes as well. Impressive

I sincerely look forward to seeing he and Awoniy wreak havoc on the oppositions' defence at the world cup and prove that their u-17 exploits were no fluke.


Meanwhile, what's up with Isaac Success? That dude may just end up as a wasted talent....he'll most likely lose his place on the team as well

safarigirl:
please name the ones you think are over 25.

Is it Awoniyi, Yahaya, Alampasu, Iheanacho, Chidiebere, Chidera, Zaharadeen Bello or Musa Muhammad that are up to 25?

Cuz if it's any of those guys, I can get you a pic of them 2 years ago and one of them now and then you'll have to tell me if you know anyone in their 20's who has such rapid change in physique in 2 years (if you even know any)

wazobiaforu:
More than 150 viewers and yest not single beneficiary?

this must not be a lie ... please let one person at least that is a beneficiary show face

otemanuduno:
And after 2007 nko?
From 2007-2015, wetin happen?
Till date, GMB is still corruption-free, or did you hear he stole any billion or shared money for pastors?

otemanuduno:
Nigerians still didn't know what they want. They still want to manage a dirty cloth when a cleaner one is out there. This is what is happening today in Nigerian politics.

It is not a hearsay that this regime is a 'billion sharing' one, yet some die-hard fans of 'FEAR' doesn't want CHANGE!

FEAR is False Expression Appearing Real.

FEAR is what makes a small baby see ghost in his dreams. It will not let you see light at the end of the tunnel.

The bible said...'Who through fear were subject unto bondage all their lives...'
That is the case with a shallows thinking Nigeria. You fear everything and then remain in bondage of those who smile and do wickedness.

Well, here are the reasons why you shouldn't vote for Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Azikiwe of the PDP:

If APC comes in, they will surely perform in 4 years because if they didn't, PDP might get back the post. This is why AMERICA is great. They have two equal party: DEMOCRATIC and REPUBLICAN. Since none of the two wants to lose its grip on power, their presidential candidate will do his best to make sure he doesn't disappoint because of the consciousness of the other party overtaking.

Now, do you think that JONATHAN would have kept silent about Boko Haram issue at the onset if he knew an 'APC' is going to emerge from nowhere to give him sleepless night? He thought it would be the normal easy ride, but now he is seeing it in an unexpected way.

Do you think GEJ would have been busy sharing billions of naira with his senators and co. instead of attacking BH if he knew that a particular weak ANPP will join hands with another ACN to give him tough time?

Now GEJ thinks he could renew his spoilt face and name, therefore he decided to shift the election and face BOKO HARAM. Oh! What a late fight! If you don't prevent cancer at early stage, you can't cure it at late hours.

[color=blue]If GLO didn't step in to make phone calls go by seconds, MTN would still have been monopolising power, and our calls would remain 50 naira per minute as it was earlier.

[b]IF PDP WINS, THEN THEY WILL JUST DO IT THE WAY THEY HAVE BEEN DOING IT, BUT IF APC WINS, THEY WILL DO ALL THEY COULD TO MAKE SURE THEY DON'T LOSE IT. AND ONE THING IS THIS: IF JONATHAN LOSES, POLITICIAN IN NIGERIA WILL KNOW THAT WE ARE NOT VOTING FOR PARTY BUT FOR PERSONALITY AND THEY WILL SIT TIGHT.

ONE MORE THING, THE FEAR OF GEJ'S SUPPORTER IS THAT EVEN THOUGH BUHARI IS NOT CORRUPT, HE WILL BE INFLUENCED BY PEOPLE WHO BROUGHT HIM IN. NO! IT IS FALSE!
EVERYONE THOUGHT GENTLE JONAH WILL BE OBJ'S BOY, BUT POWER IS INTOXICATING. OBJ WAS PUSHED OUT OF THE WAY BY GENTLE JONAH. HOW MUCH MORE WILL BUHARI PUSH OUT CORRUPT PEOPLE OFF HIS WAY IF HE DOESN'T WANT THEM, JUST THE WAY HE DID BACK IN THOSE DAYS WHEN HE RULED NIGERIA? AND FOR THOSE WHO THINKS THAT TINUBU WILL BE ABLE TO CONTROL THE GENERAL WHILE ON SEAT, YOU ARW ALL MAKING A BIG MISTAKE. AS IN, PRESIDENT IS LIKE A god. READ ABOUT JOSIAH, A 8YR OLD KING IN THE BIBLE AND YOU WILL GET MY POINT!

PLS THINK ON THIS MATTER!

praxisnetworks:
Oga shut up now now...have you seen the 2015 budget? Is there anything in it to suggest that GEJ has any good plan with 91% recurrent expenditure and a paltry 9% capital expenditure and you are here spewing nonsense.....2014 he spent 1.1trillion naira on capital projects and in 2015 he is proposing 387 billion naira on capital projects! Meaning all capital projects will automatically be abandoned if Nigeria is so unfortunate that GEJ wins!

richybanky:
Believe dem at ur own peril
Same tin dey said during fuel subsidy strike dat all our refineries would be working at full time capacity by Nov 2012..
Never again will i be deceived by NNPC, Madueke, GEJ & pdp
#TeamNeverAgain

Nigeria- The Nigerian National Petroleum Commission, NNPC yesterday said some positive optimistic things about the turn around maintenance of Nigeria's refineries . The Nation reports.

The Coordinator, Corporate Planning, and Strategy of the NNPC, Dr. Tim Okon, told the Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream), in Abuja while defending the budget proposal of the corporation, that the NNPC had worked out an alternative local arrangement that would enable it refine about 400,000 barrels of crude oil daily after the completion of ongoing rehabilitation.

“The refineries would work again at full capacity, we already have plans to bring them back to perform at full capacity.

He said the management considered the prices to be high and decided to look inward by inviting local contractors that are familiar with the facilities and worked with them.

He said, “Going forward, we have been able to reduce the cost of doing the TAM from $550m to $152million.

“By the first quarter of next year, all the refineries will be functioning optimally and we would be able to refine an average of 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day for local consumption.

“However, another advantage of what we are currently doing is that instead of shutting down the facilities while the TAM lasted, we will be producing even when the rehabilitation work is ongoing.

berem:
Stupidity is when you see some gullible and brainwashed people jubilating about the rehabilitation of Benin-Ore and Lagos-Ibadan federal roads while federal roads in their own domain are still in a deplorable state.

Lagos,Ogun and Oyo state governments did not use state funds to rehabilitate Lagos-Ibadan expressway and where paid later neither did Mimiko and Adams Oshiomole do the same for Benin-Ore expressway. Their incessant cries and that of motorists forced FG to rehabilitate the roads. Why then should Enugu and Anambra state governments do the same for Onitsha-enugu road?

macpetrus:
Noted.... Buhari for Chairman Of EFCC
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President Goodluck Jonathan has said he will open the door for new people, including those who oppose now, to join his administration and serve Nigeria if he finally wins the race to return as the country’s president on March 28.

Likewise, the president has pledged to hunt down the Boko Haram insurgents, whose operations he acknowledged, had caused collateral destruction of lives and property in the North-east in particular.

The president expressed the view in a document that emanated from a meeting he held with Strategy Group, a forum of trusted northerners and southerners on February 14.

As contained in the document, the president said he would inject new blood into his cabinet if re-elected, saying the door “will be open for new people to join me and serve including even those who oppose now.”

The document addressed diverse challenges currently confronting the North at large, citing the scary poverty kid, which it acknowledged, had aggravated the operations of the Boko Haram insurgents.

The document said: “It is true I lost of time in dealing with this problem. This was because I listened to advice to try several tracks and not just the military option. We tried the political and negotiation track.

“It did not work. Now I am going for an all-out assault in conjunction with our neighbouring countries and other helpers. We shall hunt them down so we can provide a more secure future for our citizens in these areas. I thank our courageous men and women in the armed forces for their sacrifice.

“I understand the poverty problem of the North. I see the destruction of lives and property caused by Boko Haram. Once we drive out Boko Haram, I shall personally take charge of a rebuilding programme for the North-east. I have already put instruments in place and will use them.

“I have PINE, Save School Initiative, Greenbelt and Victim Fund among others. I shall use these instruments to improve lives and livelihoods and give our citizens in these areas a better future,” the document said.

The document, also, detailed the feat the Jonathan administration in power sector, noting that his government “has pushed further on power than other government. We have privatised the sector so that new and better owners and managers can help us.

“But I know power has not improved to the extent we want. This is largely due to lack of gas and pipeline vandalisation. My plan is to tackle this through employment of technology to help deter and detect vandals.

“I am also diversifying power sources, already mainly to hydro so we are not dependent on one source. We are building massive dams such as Kashimbila, Zungeru and Mambila to help us. I plan to exploit coal as well.”

It incisively x-rayed the effort of the administration in the fight against corruption, noting that his administration had convicted more corrupt officials than any administration since return to civil rule in 1999.

The document rolled out how the Jonathan administration had been using modern platforms and technology to fight corruption, which it said, reflected in the rating of the Transparency International.

“I am committed to fighting corruption. Contrary to the misinformation you get, this administration has achieved a lot on this front and the Transparency International rating for Nigeria is better now than it was a decade ago. I acknowledge and accept we still need to improve.

“We are far from where we need to be. But we have fought oil subsidy fraud, pension fraud, fertilizer fraud and cleaned these up. We are using technology to build electronic platform to manage our finances and personnel payroll and stop leakages there. This is the way we must go in the future.

“I plan to put in place the institutions and systems to stop leakages. The EFCC has made many more arrests and convictions in this administration than ever before. I respect the rule of law and people are punished if found guilty,” the document quoted the president saying.