₦airaland Forum

udemzeus:
Boko haram are religious slaves , ESN are fighting for logical reasons, that are understandable.

What is Boko haram fighting for?? Islam ���

Don't worry, e go still reach ur hand. Very soon

Abascoh:
Na wa for you oh, why will you be expecting ESN to arrest killer herdsmen? They send them to God for judgement immediately, No time.

Keep deceiving yourself. E go still reach your hand no worry.

Dshocker:
U and who dey Nigeria?

Me and u. And don't even attempt to play that scam. Na naija u de. Rest

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bestofnollywood:
Some senior officials of the ministry of justice have been quizzed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over suspicion of corruption in the compilation of the presidential pardon list.

President Muhammadu Buhari controversially pardoned Joshua Dariye and Jolly Nyame, two former governors currently serving jail terms for corruption, after getting the nod of the Council of State on April 15.

The council is made up of the president, vice-president, former heads of state, former chief justices, senate president, speaker, governors, and the attorney-general of the federation (AGF).

Based on the recommendation of the presidential prerogative of the mercy committee, Buhari submitted the names of 162 persons to the council for advice.

Based on the recommendation of the presidential prerogative of the mercy committee, Buhari submitted the names of 162 persons to the council for advice.

All, except Francis Atuche, former managing director of Bank PHB, and two others were approved.

There has been widespread criticism of the pardon and the full list of those pardoned is still being kept under wraps, although it was gathered that many convicted coup plotters made it.

Dariye and Nyame are yet to be released from prison weeks after the pardon, reportedly because of bureaucratic bottlenecks.

Sources at the ministry of justice said that several aides of Abubakar Malami, the AGF, who were responsible for the processing of the list are currently being investigated by the anti-graft agency.

“Of particular surprise is the inclusion of Atuche on the list that was submitted to the Council of State,” an official of the ministry said.


https://applesbite.com/efcc-grills-malamis-aides-over-sale-of-presidential-pardon/

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It have do biko. This is stale news

Kingscee:
Yoruba man, fear don nearly make the fulanis people collect your land and your region from you, the soldiers you're talking about carry 2 heads? Mumu

Don't be a tribalist. I am not Yoruba so rest dear

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Dshocker:
Look at this deluded old man of a president,now dem neva leave u,they have left you,mumu man

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U forgot u are still in nigeria. Smh

We are solidly with u my darling president

Kingscee:
Our gallant ESN men no dey carry cameras dey enter bush like the ZOO soldiers

Haha ok nau
Enjoy dear. When they start slicing u like ram meat, don't call zoo soldiers o

Rugaria:
ESN was hailed. Not some unknown gunmen..
ESN protects The East from Fulani Herdsmen who have been left to wander and kill freely..
The people are with ESN while the government are with unknown gunmen.
It's that simple.
The East will not allow you guys to criminalize The ESN.
If we do so, we will be left bare for your vandals Toomey and rape and plunder..
It won't happen..

Ok so show us a single killer herdsmen they have caught so far Abi na for dream den de catch them.
You guys obviously didn't learn anything from bokoharam. But don't worry, you will eventually learn by force!

Igbo will soon come and deny

When will Igbo have sense biko

No it's DSS

Anuofia pipo

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IgboExit:
Do you know why? These are the regions that the country is feeding fat on. And that is the very reason no one wants the regions to unite. That is also the reason they do not want political power for these regions. This is the reason for the animosity against Goodluck Jonathan and by extension, the reason they do not want the idea of Igbo presidency. Perhaps, coming from where all the nation's wealth are and also having political power will be too much for the parasitic to bear. It is the same reason why in 60 years, functional ports do not exist in Warri, Calabar and PHC. Parasites want the host healthy enough to keep feeding it but not strong enough to extirpate its parasitic activities.
Unfortunately, men like Saro Wiwa realized it too late. Perhaps, in a few years, the rest of the peoples of SE and SS will realize it. That unless, they wake up to the fact that there is no one country, but parasites and feeders. All SE and SS should seriously stop being fooled by the north controlling the wealth and the SW who are the scavengers after the north has eaten. Top feeders and scavengers never agree to change in status quo. Just think about it. Unity is possible but in the SE and SS. If divide and rule worked for the Bristish, why won't it work for Nigeria. It is a pity that even among the same tribe, people have been divided with a wicked state structure to weaken them. That's why the Igbo in Enugu no longer realizes that what affects the Igbo in Rivers affects him as kin. That's why Saro Wiwa could not muster more ethnic minorities to his cause. The division is just too much among Ndigbo and minorities in the South. This is what we must work to amend. It is a matter for survival.

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South south can never join Igbo. God forbid.

VictorUSA:
Our PVCs are as useless as spits.That's why as long as I live in Nigeria I'll never vote.Not voting any dunce.

Clap for yourself dear. U must be the wisest of all. Why bother with PVC and voting, when u have free tweeter in the comfort of your home to nag and wail smh

Reno is insane

For the past 7years u have been tweeting with igbos and leading them on. Now I want to use hausa/fulani that u hate so much as it mentor Lmao

Scammers everywia

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AnonPoet:
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR,

Let me start by wishing you a blessed Eid-el Fitri celebration. May the Almighty Allah receive your prayers and devotions, with blessings to you, your family and our nation, Nigeria.

Your Excellency, I write to you with a deep sense of passion, pure patriotism and good intent for Nigeria. As the days go by, we draw closer to the end of your administration. Nigerians will remember you for your strong will in governance, notable reforms across sectors, infrastructure, human and resourcedevelopment.

From the multibillion-naira funding for farmers, small-scale business owners and market women; to the payment of pension arrears owed staff of current and privatized/defunct Federal agencies; budget bail-out to states; revival of our hitherto moribund rail transport system; numerous road projects linking different parts of the country, including the 2nd Niger bridge; Nigerians recognize your efforts and contributions to nation building and the sanctity of our collective existence.

Mr. President, you have shown great leadership by not just steering the ship but also charting the course. Now, it is imperative that you “find a way to get much of your vision seen, implemented, and added to by others,” borrowing the words of top leadership thinker, John Maxwell. What better way to bow out with the legacy of having a good, capable, tested, trusted and experienced successor?

In the past weeks, we have seen declaration of interest in the Presidency from 35 politicians across board. Thisoverwhelming interest – the highest in Nigeria’s history, point to a widespread understanding of the high stakes and critical nature of our current political realities. There is no gainsaying that Nigeria’s survival and sustainability largely depends on who succeeds you as President.

Your Excellency, the next president must after careful assessment, be patriotic, proven to be of good standing, possess strong character and have the will to serve the Nigerian people, independent of any vested interests and influence. One person who easily embodies these qualities is your predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his antecedents readily show proof.

Through Dr. Jonathan’s economic policies and astute management, Nigeria grew to be ranked Africa’s largestand most diverse economy and 26th in the world in 2014 with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $510 billion in 2013 and foreign direct investment of over $25 billion. We believe that he has the potential to consolidate on these and your achievements to unleash economic growth that will reestablish Nigeria as an economic powerhouse.

It is also important to recall how Nigeria under his watch played its role as a leader amongst nations, supporting other African countries for sustainability. During the outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Nigerian government donated about $3.5 million in grants to West African countries to help ease the struggles of countries against the virus.

His reforms led Nigeria to significant strides in the road and rail developments nationwide, setting the tone for a multimodal transport system, with the revival of our moribund rail system, improvement in aviation infrastructure and the construction, rehabilitation and expansion of numerous road projects across the country.

Dr. Jonathan’s introduction of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) in the financial sector, stands today as a novel innovation and one of the most significant and historic contributions in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. It is the bedrock of our centralized, efficient, transparent and accountable revenue and fiscal management system today. Similarly, the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) was also introduced during the Goodluck Jonathan administration in 2010, eroding institutional corruption and inefficiency in personnel records and fund administration, saving the country billions of naira.

Mr. President, away from his numerous achievements, one thing that stands Dr. Jonathan apart and above all others, is his appreciable and amiable personality. One cannot help but appreciate his rare character of peace and patriotism, beyond personal gains and ambition. I am sure Your Excellency still recalls the famous and historic phone call you received on Monday March 30, 2015 at about quarter past five in the evening. With that singular action, Dr. Jonathan ceded powers to you, congratulating you on your victory against him, even before the official announcement of results by the umpire, INEC. An incumbent, conceding defeat is a rare event and unheard of in African political history.

Years after that event, Dr. Jonathan has continued to maintained absolute decorum, not given to hate or any ploy/plot to undermine or distract your administration, with the verbal and legal tantrums that is the stuff of aggrieved politicians. One can only attribute this to the class, maturity and selflessness that makes the man.Instead, Dr. Jonathan has devoted his life to driving peace across the African continent, earning him recognitions as a “Hero of Democracy” and “Ambassador of Peace” across the globe.

Your Excellency, it is also clear that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan’s influence and acceptability transcends the political divide, thin ethnic and religious lines that have often proved volatile through our common existence. As such, supporting and endorsing him to succeed you as Nigeria’s president, would have tremendous impact on our currently threatened situation.

The time is now to make the bold step and leave Nigeria with the lasting legacy of a good, proven, trusted, capable and experienced successor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.



Dr. Mustapha Ahmadu

Chairman, Restore Nigeria Project writes from Kano and can be reached via dr.mustapha.ahmadu@gmail.com

https://ourdailywire.com/open-letter-why-buhari-should-support-jonathans-candidacy/

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Bullcrap

Jonathan ko malami ni. Mtscheeeew

limeta:
Biafra will come like it or hate it
Slaves have no say on the matter.

Hahahaha why can't y'all wake up!

Op don't waste your energy, they can never ever learn

Igbos have sealed their date long before now. They prefer empty chest beating and name calling. Moreover igbos even hate each other

limeta:
Am not igbo and i don't need to tell you what you already know
Igbo.s first choice is not to be a useless president of nigeria , a self serving post that do not not benefit no body not even tribe .

If truly you're sophisticated as you claim all times help give the igbos Biafra (but knowing you, you come with who is holding them ? You are ,two face yoruba,s are)

Been a Nigeria president is no blessing to tribes men other wise why now again after Obasanjo 8 years
Of total neglect of south west .

If it's of no use then why did u take ur time to type this epistle

It's well o

VULCAN:
And So?

Is there a prize for being a democracy?

Does that grant automatic affordable healthcare, safety and security, basic education and human rights?

Yes

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Ayesolve:
Buhari Administration is the best administration in the History of Nigeria.
During Goodluck Jonathan administration food stuffs were cheap for the average Nigerian to buy and eat to get strength to fight Goodluck Jonathan's Government.
In this Buhari administration food stuffs are at hight cost and the average Nigerian is complaining that things are too cost to buy, so they don't have strength to fight lord Buhari's administration.
All they can give as an excuse now is that, during Goodluck Jonathan's Government crude oil price as not fallen, But in Buhari's administration crude oil price have fallen.
So no money to buy food to get strength to fight lord Buhari's administration.

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Foodstuffs were never cheap. Nigerians just have a very short memory. Selective amnesia is our problem

Temptee101:
See this one, the drama just started.

You know nothing.

FG has been insincere to not just ASUU but to all Nigerians.

No policy of govt benefits the common man on the streets.

FG keep negotiating and reaching agreement with ASUU when deep down they know they aren't ready to honour any of the agreements.

So if what u are saying is true, why did ASUU keep resuming all these years

slivertongue:
Who then panda?

Choose from Osinbajo, Amaechi, Fayemi, Umahi, peter obi or akinwunmi adeshina (if he agrees to contest).

funshint:
It's not the amount of oil that makes a great Nation....may we not have a President like Buhari and Obasanjo again....never again!

Rwanda is not a democracy

jmaine:
OBJ did same... GEJ did same.... Buhari did same during a rugged covid year.... No drama ended... It only increases the resolve of members to down tools until the needful is done....

Well it also increases govt resolve to cut off their salary. No work no pay!

This is my opinion

Under Nigerian Constitution, these guys below all have a right to contest for any office they so choose. But in my opinion, i dont think they should be considered for Nigerian Presidency at this time.


1. TINUBU
Tinubu in my opinion ranks amongst the most qualified in terms of pedigree, antecedents and political will. Regardless of all the alpha-beta brouhaha, i still think if this man was say in his 40s or 50s he would have that Presidential seat hands down. But unfortunately age and strength are not on his side. The truth is that Nigeria is one of the most difficult countries in the world to govern, with multiple cultures, interests and religious affiliations. This may just destroy the good intentions Tinubu may possess in the long run. Hes likely not capable of coping with the immense national problems on account of his health and age.


2. WIKE
I dont wish to insult anybody, but everybody knows Gov Wike does not appear mentally and psychologically strong enough to rule. Hes rash, immature and so quick to react to every single situation irrationally. Wike has no business in Asorock as far as i am concerned. It will be a huge disaster if he is elected. Wike will be like Mr Trump of America...disaster upon disaster, with no apologies!

3. OSHIOMOLE
Just like Wike Oshiomole appears also rash and irrational. These are people who dont think deeply before acting. They just expect everything to go the way they have planned. Same person that marketed obaseki as the best for the job under apc, turned around to market him as the worst under pdp. They also dont care about what the people think about them, making Oshiomole highly unfit for the Presidency.


4.YAHAYA BELLO
Now this Governor is perhaps one of the worst in Nigeria. Complete failure in governance and public finance management, allegedly. If you think Buhari didnt manage Nigeria's money too well, Yahaya Bello is likely billion times worse, going by the feelers from Kogi State where he is governor. Just forget about workers or payment of salaries or construction of anything. All monies will be diverted to his private account. As one of the youngest politicians/governors, Yahaya Bello calls to question the belief that it takes a young person to rule. He completely annihilates the "Not too young to rule" mantra!


5. ATIKU
What can be said of Atiku other than acute desperation, fraud cases and ability to use and dump (just as his ex wife Jennifer). As we speak this presidential hopeful still has fraud cases to face in the US. Obviously everybody should be ready for extreme poverty if Atiku wins. Well, everybody except his friends. Atiku is very very generous to his friends and well wishers. But a very bad match for Nigeria at this time.


6. SARAKI
Another person that need not smell the Presidential seat is Mr Saraki. Bukola Saraki is known for over-ambition, backstabbing and with a myriad of corruption cases against him. Kwara people have warned us severally against Mr Saraki. Though is is one of the relatively young aspirants, but from experience not a good fit for Nigeria, ever!

ChoCho54:
Can you stop regurgitating already?.

you want to check dictionary before blabbing dear

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RodeDindu:
Gullible fellows can attest to your submission.
We have grown beyond gullibility. Generalization is cancerous!!!!

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stories that touch
you are only deceiving yourself

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RodeDindu:
We have humiliated a money bag politician in my constituency in the last election , no joke!!!

If giving Mercedes CLK is dashing, that means you can sell yourself, your unborn generations for a plate of Porridge.

Am never a politician and can never, never be one.

Check my previous thread on the Election that brought a Gov in South South, I told a gullible member like you called Truckpusher, that he will live to regret campaigning and voting and threatening people because of the Gov.

Alas, what is happening, pensioners are dying in their droves, no employment since 7 years, NLC is threatening to go on strike.

Keep collecting your national cake from them, 'What's next after the Storm"

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Fake emotional appeal to pity

You can write gibberish from now till kingdom come. But laslas u will still collect the car if u were given.

You are only complaining now because e no reach ya hand

Trust wike at your own peril

Temptee101:
Why sign agreement you know can't keep?

The govt has always been instituted against the people.

ASUU has been telling this story since 1999. Every single administration they must strike. It has almost turned to extortion. Well they made a mistake because buhari isn't contesting. By the time FGN cuts off salaries they drama will end