₦airaland Forum

hifaif:
You are asking wtf a professor of international law is forgetting that he is one of the heads of a university faculty. You are an hypocrite.

Same way you and the prof forgot GEJ is the head of a country?

What becomes of the prof after his 5 mins of fame?

Daniela02:
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Fashola would be an asset to the PDP... Imagine Fashola as a federal minister in the next tenure. This guy is highly sophisticated and not the regular Nigerian politician but i know say he don chop small too.

millos:
"Pls dunt leave me i am ready to hit my head on stone tell anifin u want to mk u forgive but pls dunt leave me alone"

Did she go to school? Better be careful but I think she loves you. .

lmao @ did she go to school? I dont think her apologies are from the heart

What is this? where do we get these kind of leaders from? Is this stealing or corruption

Something in me don't agree with this collabo. Do you people seriously think Don J will giv Dbanj a muster beat? Only time will answer our queries!

Nigeria football looks to be, unfortunately, heading into a long, dark night as world football –governing body is set to wield the big stick today against the most populous black nation on earth.

Even as the Super Eagles still have a chance of qualifying for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations to defend their crown, despite a poor start in the race; even with the Golden Eaglets, the reigning champions of the world, ready to compete at the African Championship to be eligible to travel to Chile to defend their world title next year, and with the Super Falcons reclaiming their continental title in Namibia on Saturday, non –conformity to simple football rules and regulations has put Nigeria at the danger of a big slam.

On Saturday in Windhoek, Namibia, CAF President Issa Hayatou told Nigeria’s Sports Minister, Tammy Danagogo in clear terms that the world was fed up with Nigeria’s incorrigibility in the area of football administration.
Issa Hayatou

Hayatou’s words: “I had to plead passionately with FIFA President, Mr. Sepp Blatter not to take action on Nigeria on Friday, because Nigeria was in the final of the African Women Championship and a ban on your country would have been bad for the competition and our sponsors. We all heard the news of the court ruling on Thursday, and the football world is angry with Nigeria. That is the truth.

“The FIFA letter that came to your Federation before the elections of September 30 was very clear about an automatic suspension should there be any interference with the political process, and after the elections went ahead, we all thought you had settled your issues.”

The CAF supremo, at a meeting that had Nigeria’s Sports Minister, Dr. Tammy Danagogo, Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Namibia, Ambassador Biodun Olorunfemi, Nigeria’s Deputy President of the CAF Appeal Board, Mazi Amanze Uchegbulam, CAF General Coordinator, Mr. Paul Bassey and CAF Media Committee Member, Aisha Falode in attendance, said there was no going back on suspension of Nigeria this week if football matters are not withdrawn from civil courts.

“I appealed to FIFA to give until Monday for Nigeria to put its act together. After that, there is absolutely nothing I can do. It is all very disappointing because we have over 50 National Associations in Africa, but a big country like Nigeria is the one always giving us the biggest headache.

“Nigeria signed to be part of the football world by joining FIFA, and opted to abide by the FIFA –approved Statutes that you have. How many times do we have to tell your country that football matters are not taken to civil courts? If Nigeria no longer wants to be part of the football world, then so be it,” an obviously exasperated Hayatou said. His French words were translated to the rest of the Nigeria delegation by the multi-lingual Paul Bassey.

It would be recalled that FIFA President Blatter and CAF President Hayatou, as well as several National Associations and NFF’s partners and political leaders around the world, congratulated Amaju Pinnick following his victory at the September 30 elections.

NFF President, Mr. Amaju Melvin Pinnick, who was, inexplicably, stopped by security operatives at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on his way to Namibia on Friday night with the Sports Minister, monitored the meeting on phone.

On Thursday, the Federal High Court, Jos gave a ruling setting aside the FIFA –ordered elections of 30th September, 2014 into the NFF Executive Committee, stoking the fire of anger at the world body’s Zurich headquarters.

The NFF Executive Committee, led by Amaju Pinnick, has filed for a Stay-of-Execution of the order at the same court, which the court said it will be hear on Wednesday.

Falode, who spoke from Windhoek on Sunday, said it was obvious the Government of Nigeria has to now intervene to avoid the hammer falling on Nigeria football.

“The future of millions of Nigerian youth is being put at risk by some persons who feel they have nothing to lose in the case of a FIFA ban. It is now for the Government to wade in. If we get suspended from international football now, FIFA will not revisit the matter until their 65th Congress on May 29, 2015. That would be too bad for our country’s football,” Falode said.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/world-fed-nigeria-hayatou/#sthash.RLSopEVZ.dpuf

Could this mean the death of Buhari/Fahola or Fashola/Kwankwaso? I notice everybody in APC see OBJ as their political Godfather and thus been given the prerogative to hand pick APC' Presidential flag bearer.

A former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, has warned political parties and their leaders against the idea of fielding either Muslim-Muslim or Christian-Christian as presidential and vice-presidential candidates for the February 14, 2014 election.

He said in a terse statement made available to journalists in Abeokuta, Ogun State on Sunday that such idea was dangerous given the current happenings in the polity.

Although he made no mention of any political party or politician in the statement, he appeared to have alluded to an All Progressive Congress presidential aspirant, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari’s comment on Saturday that he was not opposed to a Muslim-Muslim ticket.

Obasanjo’s statement read, “Sensitivity is a necessary ingredient for enhancement of peace, security and stability at this point in the political discourse and arrangement for Nigeria and for encouraging confidence and trust.

“It will be insensitive to the point of absurdity for any leader or any political party to be toying with Muslim- muslim or Christian-Christian ticket at this juncture.

“Nigeria cannot at this stage raise the spectre and fear of Islamisation or Christianisation. The idea of proselytisation in any form is a grave danger that must not be contemplated by any serious-minded politician at this delicate situation in Nigeria, as this time is different from any other time.

“Therefore, disregarding the fact that there are fears that need to be allayed at this point will amount not only to insensitivity of the highest order but will also amount to very bad politics indeed.”

Buhari had in an interview published on Saturday by an online newspaper, TheCable, said he had an open mind on a Muslim-Muslim ticket.

The presidential aspirant argued that he had shown in the past that he was not a religious fundamentalist by picking Christians as his running mates. His former running mates are a former Senate President Chuba Okadigbo (late); an ex-Speaker of the House of Representatives, Edwin Ume-Ezeoke (late) and Tunde Bakare.

He had said, “Nigerians will always uncover impossible room for manoeuvre for politicians. I had to face one of the governors during one of our party’s meetings [over the issue of religion].

“In 2003, I chose Okadigbo as my running mate. He was a Roman Catholic. He was an Igbo. In 2007, I picked Ume-Ezeoke. He was a Roman Catholic. He was an Igbo. And in 2010, I chose even a pastor. Pastor Tunde Bakare.

“Honestly, what do Nigerians want me to do? If they don’t believe I’m not a fundamentalist, what else can I do?”

He added that the late MKO Abiola, a southern Muslim, picked Babagana Kingibe, a northern Muslim, as his running mate in the 1993 presidential election.

The Muslim-Muslim ticket won the election generally considered as the fairest and freest election in Nigeria.

Buhari is believed to be looking in the direction of Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola, who is also a muslim, as his running mate.

Fashola had since distanced himself from reports that he might be Buhari’s running mate.

When contacted, the Director-General, Buhari Support Group, Alhaji Umaru Dembo, said, ‘‘I do know the context in which what was said was said. So many people have been trying to cast the APC in a religious garb. What I can say is that when the issue of the ticket is decided, the party will look at other issues. Right now, talking about the running mate is a distraction.’’

The APC National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, however, told one of our correspondents that it had “noted” Obasanjo’s advice.

He said, “We appreciate the fact that the problem confronting our nation today is one that requires a patriotic Nigerian who has the capacity and competence to deal with. We however note the former President’s advice.”

Mohammed added that the party had always pledged to be guided by the 1999 Constitution and its guidelines in taking decisions on issues that affect the generality of Nigerians.

“What we’ve always said is that our party will be guided by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and will be guided also by our own guidelines and also will be guided by what we believe is in the best interest of Nigerians,” he said.

The APC had lost some of its prominent members who claimed that the party leadership was planning to field Muslim-Muslim candidates for the 2015 presidential election.

The National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Olisa Metuh, said the party had decided to keep off religious issues and focus on politics.

“At this point in time, due to what is happening in the nation, the PDP has refrained from commenting on religious matters. We want to keep religion out of politics. We are focused on politics. We do not want to make comments on religion,” Metuh added.

The ruling PDP has already endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian as its presidential candidate. Vice-President Namadi Sambo, a Muslim whom the PDP leadership described as a member of its winning team, may still run as Jonathan’s deputy.

APC, PDP legislators, others disagree

However, the caucuses of the PDP and APC in the House of Representatives differed on the issue.

The Minority Leader of the House, Femi Gbajabiamila, said the character of the presidential candidates should be the focus and not the religion.

He explained that Nigeria could have “all-Muslim” candidates or “all-Christian candidates.”

Gbajabiamila added, “For us, it doesn’t matter whether it is a Muslim-Muslim ticket or Christian-Christian ticket.

“What people are looking out for is development and good governance.

“We should be looking at the character of the person and what he can offer, not his religion.”

But, the PDP caucus praised Obasanjo for bringing the issue to the fore.

The Deputy Leader of the House, Leo Ogor, said members were in support of Obasanjo.

“The former President spoke well. We are totally in support of what he has said.”

A former Deputy National Chairman of the PDP, Shuaib Oyedokun, also commended Obasanjo for the statement.

Oyedokun said, “This statement from him is commendable. We must however be reminded that Nigerian had done this in the last by fielding Muslim/Muslim ticket.

“We must know that there are some states in both the South and the North that are either predominately Christians or Muslims and because of this, it would be difficult to do balancing.”

In the Senate, Kabiru Marafa said it was “left for the parties to design their permutations for winning elections and for Nigerians to say yes or no to them during the polls.”

Marafa recalled that the late Abiola and Kingibe, both Muslims, contested for election on the same platform.

“They ran together and their election is still a point of reference in Nigeria. There was no crisis. In fact, people voted overwhelmingly for them across the country,” he said.

The lawmaker argued that it would “have been better if the former President had advised his own party not to do so because of the fear of losing an election.”

Also, Senator Boluwaji Kunlere, said that Obasanjo “should avoid such advice now especially when a political party is already being accused of bringing about a religious agenda.”

A Lagos-based lawyer, Fred Agbaje, said while he agreed that “Obasanjo’s pronouncement on any major nation issue cannot be ignored,” he (Obasanjo) “should not arrogate to himself, the title of Mr. Know-it-all.”

Agbaje said, “What is Obasanjo saying? Haven’t Nigerians voted Muslim-Muslim ticket before even though the power-that-be did not allow it to stand? What Nigerians need are competent leaders, and they could be Muslim-Muslim, Christian-Christian, female-female, male-male, male-female or female-male.

“Nigerians need leaders that will solve many of the nation’s socio-economic woes, unemployment, corruption, armed robbery, kidnapping and the general state of insecurity in the country.

“Obasanjo should not see himself as the only person having the panacea to the nation’s problems.”

However, the Trade Union Congress advised the political class to avoid any controversial issue such as a Muslim/Muslim or Christian/Christian ticket.

http://www.punchng.com/news/obasanjo-replies-buhari-muslim-muslim-ticket-dangerous-for-nigeria/

Krystalxxx:
I knew your question was a veiled insult so of course I replied how it'll satisfy you best

E don do Krystal and yes nice to meet u

Krystalxxx:
I am angry and I should be. What's all d stuff about being fugly....and hoping some rich guys bless my ministry?

You know I used to tolerate these things but I've decided not to anymore. How you treat me is how I will treat you

Not true, wrote em when u started with "it's none of my business"... Don't tolerate pipo but learn to respect people

Krystalxxx:
See this is how guys talk when they don't know anything. The first guy I met , he was handsome and rich and I was a virgin, I met him at my uni. I didn't want to be like all dese girls dat they say chop money so I NEVER asked him for anything. In addition after two years he still never bought me anything. After the two years we had sex he never bought me anything and he still tried to dump me. All dis tym I was extremely polite, almost called him sir most times.
You just keep quiet and stop saying what you don't know


The OP deserves what he got. I'm very happy here

My prob wit u is the arrogance u exhibit... I jokingly quoted u, u wrote back wit it "it's none of your business" and now you tell me to " just keep quiet and stop saying what you don't know"... Don't you know how to carry on a conversation without disrespecting the otha fela?

barcanista:
The differÉnce is that one was meeting delegates b4 her husband, while the others were obviously greeted by their aides.

Delegates or you mean Nigerian officials welcoming the president and wife?


Politics everywhere!!!

Krystalxxx:
No and I don't need it. It's nothing to be ashamed about as anything a guy buys,even if it is five naira pure water he wants a refund.

It's none of your business anyway

You are either lieing or fugly... Either ways I pray your village ancestors will allow rich and romantic guys notice your ministry.

Ting is yr bad manners will not let such guys come close to u

Krystalxxx:
You're only getting a taste of your medicine. Afterall you guys do the same to girls and always laugh upon their pain,don't you? You're even proud of it . So he should enjoy the effing karma.

By d way no guy has bought stuff for me and I don't allow them either. You want me to be in debt like this miss here?
He's forgotten dat he had sex anyhow with d girl. Nonsense

Are you sure no guy has ever bought you a gift? Even sweet and chewing gums?

Bro I will be very mad at you if you don't go get that phone from her. Today is Sunday, take some guys with and go get your phone. Your reason is quite simple, you are collecting back due to finances/ repayment differences.


Come back and tell us how it went

egift:
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Is she the President? Stepping out first receiving the welcoming delegation - while the "first gentleman" is still on the plane.

Are these women any different?

jumobi1:
Would be tough for Fash to win now as a presidential candidate because we jus had a Yoruba president 7 years ago.

Hehehe! We just had a katsina president nau ... 4 yrs ago is closer than 7 yrs my man

Lmao Chibuzor Amaechi.... Did you guys hear Rochas say they will not choose a candidate by tribe? Makes one wonder why the great Fash can not be their presidential candidate or throw open the primaries to candidates from all tribes in Nigeria.

Veneto81:
Who is Nigeria's greatest Number 9.




I think is Kanu Nwankwo ?

Kanu can NOT be in the top 5 greatest 9 of Nigeria (thats if we even used him as a 9). Do you know Kanu never scored in any tourney for the super Eagles in his entire career?

well this goes to prove the legitimacy of both transactions in the first place. Our govt deserve the benefit of doubt sometimes even though they lie 7\10 times.


That's how some naija friends argued with me earlier in the day that naija govt are covering up Ebola cases in Nig at the moment... I only won the argument when i told them W.H.O and C.D.C are not organs of the Nigerian govt.

This one is fooling herself again. I guess you will have to got thru Ibadan next time u hav to fly an airplane

Orezi is hanging out wit Wiz. Thought he's a Hkn gangster?

kasiem:
olisa metuh has been the best publicity sec pdp has produced since inception, he's got the words and the message.

is he the originator of 'jan ja weed'?



No insult o ( doro dorobucci oo, doro fresh, doro big, kwanu....)

Grammar kpo

Happy birthday ma

jacabi:
Don't worry you are save. No evil shall be allowed to befall you, no plague come near your tent.

Amen, Thank u bro and same to u/ your household