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Lie, we actually love you alj harem, just dat we often misunderstand each other and conflict.

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=676435.msg8407282#msg8407282 date=1306537676] so u want me to die brother

i thought we were good brother[/quote]

It is shameful to see a Itsekiris Clinging to the Yorubas as if his life depends on it. Hope wen the Itsekris finally join the yorubas as Nigeria splits, that its utopia

jason123:
Why are the Yorubas not compensated for Kwara?? Why are the Itsekiris not compensated for what happened to them
@ Onlylies,
So, only Igbo soldiers died or suffered during the war abi?? What about the Yorubas Biafrans killed when they bombed Lagos or the Yoruba biafrans killed when they conquered the MW and were coming to the SW at Ore What about the MWesterners Biafra forcefully occupied, killed, despoiled and committed all sorts of atrocities

Guys, learn to approach issues with fairness in heart. Everyone got involved in an unnecessary war, yet, some people are been compensated.

ak47mann:
by the way NZEOGWU is from south south if you want to judge it that way you see so cus Jonathan has igbo name one question if Jonathan ebele Azikiwe did the same thing chukwuma nzeokwu which they both got igbo names and they are from s/s will you blame igbos for killing other regional leaders? you see that means igbo s is ruling Nigeria at present. You people dont no the history of Nigeria feel sorry for Yorubas sometimes

Yoruba land would have been the idle location to have waged the biafra war and by now you lot will be the ones receiving peanut that can elevate your entire population

dayokanu:
What part of Biafra were they defending on their way to Ore? or was ore part of biafra?

What do you mean by Number killed in Ore is very small, The war in Ore was a very fierce one that it became part of the Yoruba folklore, I dont know the number of casualty there

Ok! Jonathan is now responsible for over 50 years of infrastructure decay in Nigeria.lollz The man has not even been sworn into office and already your drunkard brothers are his responsibility. Don't chat poo.

Try holding Gowon, OBJ, IBB AND BUHARI responsible for the Nigerian Soldiers that served under their command and not Jonathan.  Daft!

Nigeria has a lot to answer for.

This reality is forth coming. I remember the speech given by GEJ after his confirmed electoral victory and it was a sober one. He explained that with all the violence in the North, Nigeria look set to repeat all the mistake of the 'civil war'.

The question is 'Why won't they'?, were lessons are not learnt of the cause and consequence of Nigeria tragic past and to foster a sense of National unity from them.

How about we try and answer the questions animals? Yes animals was the european name for the likes of you and an alternative word for cannibalistic sub human. Why else would any sane minded person want to kill his fellow man that he never met or knows, if not to eat.

Try not to get into intellectual debate or discussion with intellects because u will end up lookin a fool when you can't answer simple questions and then result to cannibalistic rants.

That gives the impression u still need some more time in the bush and maybe the European salvaged you a little too soon before u are actually ready for the mordern world.



[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=674214.msg8390439#msg8390439 date=1306328474]My people what shall i do with this one? . . .kill or let him live [/quote]

apoti:
My brother, sometimes I wonder if he still has any living cells in his brain. Let's just enjoy the display of his folly 

The COURT, Let me ask you a question since your a know it all about Nigeria politics: Where was the court to interpret the constitution during Jonathan succeeding Yaardua fiasco. In any other country that would have been a smooth handover but not Nigeria.

Where was the court to enforce Atiku return to government as VP because in any other country that would have been the case.


This judiciary section in Nigeria is weak and easily over powered by the executive and legislative.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=674214.msg8389564#msg8389564 date=1306321046]Did you not know that the court upturns the sacking of Atiku by Obj and pronounce it as outright abuse of office?

For how long have you be living in UK?[/quote]

This is a joke right,  SGF are subordinate to President, Vice President and subservient to dem. How de hell is he going to influence the decision making from being subservient.

And as for all those of you that underestimate the will and resolve of the Nigerian President you have made a mistake because the President in Nigeria is a kind of god.

OBJ sacked Atiku and that was clear to the world. Senate President just seem to come and go under OBJ watch so do the mathematics and as for Chief Justice of Federation we all heard the story.

Don't come on hear and act like Nigeria has a constitution that is adhered to or the politics of Nigeria is sophisticated like that of the US, because we now have a push over President. If Atiku got in the Story would be different and everything OBJ did Atiku would do worst. V.P have been sacked in the past and it can happen again and aas for senate president they can also be impeached.

on MAY 22, 2011 · in NEWS

BY DANIEL IDONOR

YAMOUSSOUKRO – AS Cote d’Ivoire’s elected President, Mr Alassan Quattara was, yesterday, sworn-in, the government and people of France, in appreciation of Nigeria’s leadership role in the Africa region and restoration of democratic governance in Cote d’Ivoire has pledged to support Nigeria in her bid for a permanent seat of the United Nation, UN, Security Council.

President Nicholas Sarkozy, who endorsed Nigeria’s bid for the prestigious seat, at the Houphet Boigny Datcha, France, during a private meeting with his Nigerian counterpart, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, said the gesture is in appreciation of Nigeria’s qualitative leadership role in securing the continent in particular and the world at large.

Sarkozy also commended Jonathan for the role he played as Nigerian President and as Chairman of the Economic Community of West African Countries, ECOWAS, to restore democratically elected government of Allassane Outtarra.

The France leader joined other world leaders in congratulating Jonathan for his victory at the polls which has won commendation from world leaders for it credibility.

Among those at the meeting were Minister of Foreign Affairs, Odein Ajumogobia, Senior Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Ima Niboro and some embassy officials.

A source close to the meeting told Sunday Vanguard that the two countries reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate in matters of mutual interests especially supporting democratic rule and good governance that will usher in fast paced development.

According to the source, Jonathan had briefed him on his efforts to ensure stability in the region especially in ensuring that the sub region were not left behind in the changing global trends.

Although the source was not specific on the areas Jonathan called for help, it said the acknowledgment by Sarkozy of the leading role Nigeria has continued to play puts it at the forefront of those deserving a voice on platforms where world affairs were decided.

The Nigerian President had arrived Yamassoukro airport at about 9.30am and proceeded to review parade where he received thunderous ovations from natives who struggled to catch a glimpse of him as the man who made it possible for peace to return to their country.

A minimum of 10 leaders of other countries, most of them francophone were at the occasion. After the meeting Jonathan drove to the Houphet Boigny Information Center for Peace where the inauguration took place in a colourful ceremony.

Both Sarkozy and Jonathan intermittently received applauses from the capacity international crowd each time their names were mentioned.

President Jonathan has since yesterday returned to Nigeria, as he is expected to host the UN Secretary-General, Mr Banki Moon to a dinner today evening.

Look at these clown, trying to rub mud on the great Emeka Philip Emeagwali. I pity the both of you because you obviously don't have fathers, so u wouldn't know wat it means to be refered to as the Father of the Internet. Fatherless Tribalist


Emeagwali, we  pay u homage.

lollz! @chino 11 This is just a quote from a page that i read earlier. This tribalism in Nigeria is getting to a scary state for all Nigerians, because no body is safe anymore.

Ezeuche, keep up the good work u are doing for Ndiigbo. It is a job well done. I just wonder if u have an interest in becoming a politician to take Alaigbo to the next level. xoxo

This is suppose to be on the front page to celebrate the excellence of Nigerians. It already has a record over 600 hundred views from just the politics section.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-670431.0.html

This is suppose to be on the front page to celebrate the excellence of Nigerians. It already has a record over 600 hundred views from just the politics section.

It is nice to celebrate excellence and greatness without prejudice or tribalism.  Emeagwali. is an effigy of excellence and a role model to all Africans aspiring to attain great height.

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Re: Is Gej God Sent?
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Where are the people shouting the name of their God sent GEJ, Now they are deaf and dumb. They can see that GEJ is just anoda wolf in a sheep skin. If Buhari had entered, we would know the state of mind we would be in presently, cuz everyone would be hopefull. Now i live i a hopeless state of mind and affairs, We still have 4 more years to suffer this useless mistake made by the uneducated south east people.
Now you voted him back whats your personal gain? Angry

PDP zoing formular is not fit for purpose,

From Laolu Akande, New York

EXCEPT Cote d'Ivoire, other African countries defeated Nigeria in global competitiveness report recently released by the World Bank, African Development Bank (AfDB) and World Economic Forum.


Nigeria drops in world economic index

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The country dropped from its previous 96th position to 127 in the current global economic performance, as its economic index was put at 3.4, which was said to be below the average index of 3.5 scored in the sub-Saharan Africa.

The global competitiveness report, which reflected economic performance of countries in the world with special focus on Africa, said Nigeria, however, has the biggest frontier market in Africa, even as they ranked it 30th in global market size.

It said despite Nigeria's potential market size, many other African countries performed better in the overall index scorecard, saying the war-ravaged Libya ranked 100, after recording 3.7 in overall index score.

Besides Libya, Tunisia where there was turmoil that led to the removal of the countries President few months ago, was assigned 4.7 to rank 32 in the list, while Namibia scored 4.1 and ranked 75. Botswana also scored 4.1 and ranked 76, Morocco scored 4.1 and ranked 75, while Rwanda, which scored 4.0 was ranked 80 in the world.

Egypt was also placed ahead of Nigeria, as it scored 4.0, ranking 81, while Tanzania and Zambia scored 3.6 and 3.5 to rank 113 and 115 respectively.

In West Africa, Gambia scored 3.9 and was ranked 90, Republic of Benin scored 3.7 and was ranked 103, Senegal scored 3.7, ranked 104, and Ghana scored 3.6 and was ranked 114. In the subregion, Nigeria however did better than Cote d'Ivoire, which scored 3.3 and was ranked 129.

Also in Africa, Nigeria was rated alongside Ivory Coast, Ghana, and Kenya as the top exporters in agriculture.

Regarding technological readiness, the report described it is an "area where African countries do overall quite poorly as a group."

Sweden led in that category and the highest-ranked African countries in this area were Tunisia, which got 55th ranking and in the top half of the rankings only by Mauritius at 61st.

According to the report, "in fact, 28 of the 35 African countries are in the bottom third, and occupy eighth of the bottom ten places overall. This is a reflection of the very low penetration rates of most information communication technologies (ICT) tools on the continent, related in part to the low prioritisation given by many governments to encourage ICT and other new technology adoption, as well as to low educational attainment."

But as a continent, Africa was commended for its achievements in areas such "as the innovative applications" in banking; agriculture; and, "in general, the rapid adoption of the mobile technology."

The report added: "In fact, several African frontier markets are ahead of major emerging market economies such as India in the usage of mobile phones, demonstrating that in an enabling environment Africa can rapidly adopt modern technology."

It cited the continent as "the fastest-growing market for mobile phones in the world."

The political situation in Nigeria is pitiful. Even with free and fair elections the same crones are put in office. Ribadu would have been the best choice for Nigeria and offices would have been zoned to significant regions. What we witness with PDP since Obasanjo and now GEJ is total disregard of the zoning treaty agreed prior to the 1999 election.

[quote author=emeka_gh link=topic=665877.msg8311131#msg8311131 date=1305266727]Ok @op, we have heard you. But if the election were to be re-run, I will still be vote for GEJ. Not every Igboman who voted for GEJ voted for tribal reason. His power reform program was top notch compare to that of his competitors. And I preferred his calm method of doing things to the gra gra of Buhari. BTW how can you know what Buhari or Ribudu would have done differently?

Stop whipping up sentiments, Igbos and Nigerians will rather have solutions to power problem, than be 'zoned' a speaker position whose occupants in the last four years are glorified thieves.

By the way, judging from the response so far, pple are tired of this kind of posts. Let's move on![/quote]The political situation in Nigeria is pitiful. Even with free and fair elections the same crones are put in office. Ribadu would have been the best choice for Nigeria and offices would have been zoned to significant regions. What we witness with PDP since Obasanjo and now GEJ is total disregard of the zoning treaty agreed prior to the 1999 election .

PDP must go,