₦airaland Forum

boladez:
Nigeria has a sleeping presido and a clown as its VP. , we are in a very bad position and that's why all sorts of Miliatia are threatening to take over the country.

I have started a pro democracy group in my area and we will ensure there is no rigging or ballot box snatching in the next elections, we shall follow the ballot boxes all the way to the INEC office to ensure our votes are not stolen this time. we would vote for a competent person come 2011

C2H5OH:
so what's wrong with her daddy touching her head? is she injured there or what lol

C2H5OH:
where is "there"?

idstar:
so tired. i did mention he makes me feel queenly in bed . he thinks thats why i havent left him yet.

blackmann:

A couple of things shld be considered. does he luv u as much? how long have u two been at it? how serious is he searching for a job? what does he have for the fuftre for the two of u?

idstar:
thanks blackman. been thinking along your line all the time, thats what makes me even more confused. what if he gets a good job, and decides to dump me then. alternatively, what if he never improves, then i'd have wasted alllllllllllllll my time.

whitelexi:
Lol

If an abuja chic can act like that then its not an abuja thingie, its a naija babes thing !

I think she was investigating into whether your level of mumurism is still equal to when she was your babe

dedeike:
As for me, all parties are the same. whether AC, ANPP or PDP.

PDP to Clinton: You spoke out of point
From JACOB EDI, Abuja
Friday, August 14, 2009


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Barely 24 hours after the visit of Hilary Clinton, US Secretary of State, the leadership of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party [PDP] has said she spoke out of point and that her comments were based on misinformation by those who PDP says are against the government of President Umaru Yar’Adua.

PDP insisted that Clinton’s remarks about the failure of government in Nigeria was not conceptualized and wondered if Clinton’s visit was to confer legitimacy on those who had vowed not to see anything good in the efforts of President Yar’Adua to move the nation forward.
“We are concerned that some of her remarks are not only way off the mark but also based on misinformation.

“Her sweeping statements on what she calls a ‘failure of leadership’ does not correspond with the reality of present day Nigeria where a committed leadership operating within the realm of the rule of law holds sway” PDP noted in a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Professor Rufai Ahmed Alkali.
PDP said the Nigerian government had maintained a cordial relationship with the US government even though some analysts had considered President Barrak Obama’s recent visit to Ghana a slight on Nigeria. The PDP said Obama’s visit was rather seen as a welcome development considering the shared history and values between Nigeria and Ghana.

“While we recognize that the task ahead of us is enormous and that the present situation can be improved upon, we find her condescending statements against our country and leaders not contextualized.
“Mrs. Clinton seems to have taken her briefs from individuals or groups and other failed politicians who have an axe to grind with the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. We do not want to believe that her mission to Nigeria was meant to confer legitimacy to these groups who are pursuing narrow interests within the Nigerian political environment,” the PDP statement insisted.

The party, however, admitted Yar’Adua inherited several challenges which it claimed “were entrenched in the body polity for a long time,” adding that “Since assumption of office in May 2007, President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua has demonstrated a rare but firm commitment to right the wrongs of the past, using constitutional instruments in order to strengthen democratic governance in the Country.”

The party described the President’s seven point agenda as a tool for national rebirth and the government’s response to observed lapses caused by the inadequacies of the past saying that the commitment of the government to peace in the Niger Delta, fight against corruption, the rule of law, protection of citizen’s rights and electoral reform are too apparent to be ignored.

The party, therefore, called on Nigeria’s international partners to continue seeking ways of nurturing the nation’s nascent democracy “through constructive engagement and not focusing on issues capable of undermining our sovereignty or straining long established relations,” the PDP warned.

debest1:
very funnyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy