₦airaland Forum

bjprodint: i must confess i like guys with dimples like my guy,but guys are indimidated when they see me,no b say am beautiful but my packaging no get part2......handsome guy witout money=monkey:p

If that is ur pix, am actualy kind trying to find d dimples. Pls were is it?

Dyt: Ofcus
Huge favour
1. We mk u classy amongst ur equals for havin a babe
2.Its nt easy to b called somebodys bf
3.We take our time to atleast pls u
4. Be wit u, talk wit u, eat wit u, share ur tots, bed
Cmon
U shld be happy u hav one in ur life

Oh God. Did u just say classy amongst equal? Because of a babe? Please!!!!

the_ripper3: So our soldiers tear race abi wetin? Dis our country sef need healing.

Soldiers na stick? Abi dem no dy die? If people feel say them wan die they should allow them, afterall no be soldier cause d fight.

Sorry man, I know that terribly feeling. Hard luck

arcbabe: Congratulations to the couple. My own time will soon come IJN

AMEN!

fydence: The Arewa Youth Movement, after a rigorous screening exercise, has listed 60 Nigerians, most of them of northern extraction, to succeed Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan as President of the Federal republic of Nigeria. These are persons they believe can tackle the present level of underdevelopment, insecurity and disunity in the country.
Although the nominees cut across different ideological orientations and political parties, they are mainly liberals, progressives and even radicals. Three names have been selected from each state, on the basis of geo-political representation and considerations that favour merit as well as ethnic, gender and religious inclusiveness. Clearly, some states have stronger candidates than others, and the process is continuous, based on agreed criteria for further pruning.
In drawing up the list, consideration was also given to leaders from different vocational backgrounds. Additional criteria included credibility, good education, consistency, reasonable levels of low or lack of corruption, public sector experience, patriotism, national and international acceptability, and firmness and strength of character to implement fundamental development projects.
The Movement is very optimistic that one of its nominees will emerge as the next President of Nigeria, after a continuing process of processing, including public debates and public scrutiny of the potentials of the candidates. The other nominees will then be expected to support the winner to run the country well on the basis of collective leadership.
If for any reason, the President is to come from the South, three nominees:
1. Chief Emeka Anyaoku;
2. Dr. Donald Duke; and
3. Governor Rotimi Amaechi,
are to be considered.

THE SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FROM THE NORTH ARE:
ADAMAWA
1. Atiku Abubakar, former Vice President.
2. General Mohammed Marwa, former Military Governor.
3. Nuhu Ribadu, Lawyer, former Chairman, EFCC.
BAUCHI
1. Senator Dr. Ibrahim Yakubu Lame, former Minister, educationist.
2. Amina As-Zubair, United Nations official, former Presidential Adviser.
3. Governor Isa Yuguda, former Minister, Politician.
BENUE
1. Senator George Akume, former Governor of Benue.
2. Chief Audu Ogbe, former PDP National Chairman, former Minister.
3. Dr. Yima Sen, Activist, former UN official, former Presidential Adviser, Academic.
BORNO
1. Professor Nur Alkali, former presidential Adviser, former Vice Chancellor, former DG of NIPSS, Academic.
2. Alhaji Mohammadu Goni, former Military Governor.
3. Professor Sunday Bwala, Academic.
GOMBE
1. Senator Audu Idris Umar
2. Mallam Murtala Aliyu, former Federal Perm Sec.
3. Ambassador, General Timothy Shelpildi
JIGAWA
1. Governor Sule Lamido, Politician.
2. Ambassador Ibrahim Musa Kazaure, politician.
3. Barr. Ali Saad B. Kudu, former Governor, Politician.
KADUNA
1. Professor Ango Abdullahi, Academic, former Vice Chancellor, community leader.
2. Mallam Nasir El Rufai, former Minister, Professional.
3. Senator Esther Nenadi Usman, former Minister.
KANO
1. Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, former parliamentarian.
2. Dr. Jibo Ibrahim, Activist, Academic.
3. Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, former Governor, Educationist.
KATSINA
1. General Muhammadu Buhari, former Head of State, former Minister.
2. Dr. Usman Bugaje, former Presidential Adviser, former Parliamentarian.
3. Senator Kanti Bello, Politician.
KEBBI
1. Senator Mohammed Aliero, former Governor. Politician.
2. General Tanko Ayuba, former Military Governor.
3. Dr. Mohammadu Bello, former Minister, Politician.
KOGI
1. Chief Patrick Adaba, former Deputy Governor, University Administrator.
2. Professor Francis Idachaba, former Vice Chancellor, Academic.
3. Professor Mike Kwanashie, Academic, Vice Chancellor.
KWARA
1. Senator Bukola Saraki, former Governor, Medical Doctor.
2. Senator Shaaba Lafiagi, former Governor.
3. Professor Ibrahim Gambari, UN official, Former Minister, Academic.

NASARAWA
1. Senator Solomon Ewuga, former Minister, Lawyer.
2. Mallam Rufai Ibrahim, Journalist, Publisher, Lawyer.
3. Dr. Hassan Lawal, Politician, former Minister, lawyer.
NIGER
1. Governor Babangida Aliyu, former Federal Perm Sec.
2. Senator Zainab Kure, Politician.
3. Professor Amina Mama, Activist, Academic, University Administrator.
PLATEAU
1. Senator, General John Shagaya, former Minister, Politician.
2. Professor Sonni Tyoden, Academic, former Vice Chancellor.
3. Senator John Wash Pam, former Deputy Senate President.
SOKOTO
1. Rt. Hon Aminu Tambuwal, lawyer, politician/legislator.
2. Mallam Muktar Shagari, former Minister, Deputy Governor.
3. Senator Aliyu Mai Sango Abubakar III.
TARABA
1. Barr Baba Adi, Businessman, Lawyer, Politician.
2. Rt. Hon Simon Dogari, former Speaker, University Administrator.
3. Ambassador Suleiman Zubairu, Politician, former Ambassador.
YOBE
1. Senator Bukar Abba Ibrahim, former Governor. Politician.
2. General Alwali Kazir, former Chief of Army Staff.
3. Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawal
ZAMFARA
1. General Aliyu Gusau, former National Security Adviser.
2. Senator Kabir Garba Marafa, Politician.
3. Senator Yau Sahabi Alhaji, Politician.

ABDULRAHMAN ABU HAMISU BUHARI MUHAMMED BELLO JEGA
National Coordinator National Secretary

http://www.theheraldng.com/these-are-our-candidates-for-president-in-2015-arewa-lists-60-individuals-full-details/

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha my belly o

omicron: Both the blogger and the person that brought this post to nl and front page are malicious cos i dont see what they hope to achieve with this pic with neither no story nor any means of confirmation. Smh for Nl!

Don't be too religiously sentimental. Nothing is new under the sun. We are living in the end time.

Donmams: This President is just unbelievable. He just admitted that his Government is powerless against these killers. The Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces just conceded defeat to terrorists and now leaves them to God's judgment! SMH.

What do u expect him to do. Is he some kind of ghost? Y do we lyk pointing accusing fingers to d wrong direction. Jonathan is in abuja d attack took place in patiskum, for God sake gve d man a break. Pls!

Ok

Too bad. Better luck next time

ferhyntorlah: If a lady doesn't give you her number, it means she's not into you! For me, giving a guy my number means that:
1. I'm tired of him pestering me for it so I oblige.
2. I feel pity for him after all the "hardwork" to get the number.
3. I'm into him
4. I want to know what's he is up to (curiosity).

can u be into him if u re in a serious relationship? I think giving out ur number is just courtesy and u never know when it might come handy whether u re into d person or not

cvibe2: @OP,

If a girl does not give you her number, that means she does not dig you.

Not boasting, but it usually takes me about 2 minutes to get a girls number, but then I'm guilty for one of those topics posted by a lady some time ago "why do guys get your number and never call?"

I am even more guilty of that. I ask a girl for her number and she decline after we took some pictures together and it got me wondering what's up with her, I didn't ask again so she later ask if I need it lol

Why do nigerian girls don't like giving out their numbers. What is the big deal about their phone number

The gigantic tactician resigns!!

iebanehita: We shld b giving advice to a faceless grl!
The OP isnt evn responding to anybody sef..#mschew

Bros na wa to u o, didn't u see that source of the story?

Yeye d smell. Nigeria which way!

What happens to intelligence

In any case we can insult christians. Rule 17 is appalling. I can't believe it

valicious1: my dear believe me if u stand in d midst of igbo babes na inferiority complex & low self esteem go kill you. D fact is dat no sane igbo guy can desend so low to date a classless bigot like you.

U jst fall my hand. I wan report u

sanb: A guy who talks a lot i.e. none stop (I don’t talk that much);
A guy who doesn't have a sense of style i.e. make an effort in his appearance (It doesn't have to be all expensive gear);
A guy who doesn't set achievable goals for himself;
A guy who doesn't know how to spend wisely;
A guy who lacks courtesy and good manners;
A guy who can’t make me smile; and
A guy who’s not able to engage me intellectually and challenge my intelligence….

Witin u knw!

tomakint: Why are a you an unrepentant ruminant? Even when the facts are painted in white you must have something negative to say no matter how stupiid and ridiculous it sounds, may God continue to sharpen your memory (Amen)!

Which part of nigeria are u in? Or u don't eat staple foods to have seen the speed at which those priceS skyrocket. Let's be frank to our selves my friend. Sentiment apart.

5709 student graduating with first degree 6 first class, 613 second class upper.

Well, jst maybe mr president have received a threat letter from the sect. The twist of event speaks obvious. Glory me this is appalling.

pmc01: All those calling for division should be arrested and jailed for felony... Chikena!

cikena no be ibo na, y u d spel an lyk dat

jjwaterfalls: .

What sought of prayer is tha? By the way, let me ask you how have you contributed to the developmant of this country rather than to complain and give unreasonable excuses. Now I see that with people like you in this country, it cannot progress.mschew

Yoursef how much u don contribute, eehh. I go report u now take ur time

dpresido: Nice thread....Pls I nid tip on my Baby Boy 2000, The steering is a bit stiffed. Used to be flexible than this before. Have topped de transmission fluid and still same. Thanks

Your power stering pomp maybe bad. Its nt expensive I tink is 8k

Never bedwet. But started seein some whitish stuff sometimes. Very annoying.

If he try it ehh! God will punish him and his generations.

chrissyflox: b][/b][color=#000099][/color]Schools r chargin 5k nw jst to get new jamb reg numbers ready for students against the batchB 2013 NYSC service yr.. Dats wats happenin in IMT enugu nw.. Wat bout ur school ??

Do they give admission without jamb number in the first place?

dauda birmah: As minister,
I was a vocal critic of the satellite
campus system, which I believed
was seriously lowering the quality of
higher education in the country. “I
was the first person to notice
that.”Today, we have the
Open University system which is
taking care of that need. I also
introduced the French language
policy so that every Nigerian can
have the opportunity to be bi-
lingual. When I left office it was
abolished. I also brought focus on teacher
education so that you first of all
produce teachers who will teach
others. Building schools without the
people to teach is an effort in
futility.”Maybe you. Were in the primary school at that time for you. To notice all of it

During your time sir teachers were paid peanuts, u never made any efforts to increase their salary. I wonder how u were confortable with that.