Politics › Re: Igbo Should Field A Presidential Candidate In 2011 by chyz(m): 7:34am On Aug 06, 2010 |
slap1: Don't you think that was doctored to soothe our frayed nerves? Nope |
Politics › Re: Igbo Should Field A Presidential Candidate In 2011 by chyz(m): 5:43am On Aug 06, 2010 |
OAM4J: What about supporting Pat Utomi, or is he not Igbo enough?
or if you can get Ngozi Iweala to contest, I will relocate back to naija temporarily to campaign and vote for her. Not too clear on the highlighted comment. what is meant by that? |
Politics › Re: 2011: ‘Igbos’ll Decide On Presidency’ - Igbo Youth Movement (IYM) by chyz(m): 5:41am On Aug 06, 2010 |
Onlytruth: I think Utomi might be it! He's definitely the man for it. He's pretty much met all of your criteria. lol |
Politics › Re: 2011: ‘Igbos’ll Decide On Presidency’ - Igbo Youth Movement (IYM) by chyz(m): 5:02am On Aug 06, 2010 |
MaziUche0: Pat Utomi of course. We should support the man. I agree. If Igbos wanted to now, Utomi could be the next president. While the north and other parts are clamoring over GJ and IBB if the igbos from all parts of the country voted almost soley for Pat Utomi than the IBB and GJ votes would almost me split between the two and they both would cancel each other out leaving Utomi with the most votes. On top of that Pat Utomi is loved by many outside of Igboland so that would attribute alot to his success as well(that might include the undecided votes). But the things sabotager like Uzo Kalu and people that have no shame in making their people look bad for the sake of a win like Ngige.smh |
Politics › Re: 2011: ‘Igbos’ll Decide On Presidency’ - Igbo Youth Movement (IYM) by chyz(m): 4:32am On Aug 06, 2010 |
Onlytruth: I'm beginning to think that it may be best for Ndigbo to adopt a single Igboman and vote only for him next year.
I'm losing trust in all those lining up for the presidency next year.
We can at least use the opportunity to show our numerical strength in Nigeria. Who are some of the Igbo leaders you would suggest if that were to happen? |
Politics › Re: Igbo Should Field A Presidential Candidate In 2011 by chyz(m): 4:27am On Aug 06, 2010 |
Onlytruth: I remember that even Ojukwu who is not that popular in Nigeria came second to Obasanjo in the presidential elections, even though the election was rigged. That should tell us something.
Now imagine what would happen if we decide to fight for our votes. True. Also remember that in the 2007 elections Rochas Okorochas came second to Yaradua, so that speaks alot of volume. If not for rigging,which clearly 70% vote was ridiculous, we would have had an Igbo president. QUICK NOTE, GET READY FOR DERAILERS TO ENTER  |
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Politics › Re: Jonathan To Reshuffle Cabinet Next Week by chyz(m): 4:51am On Aug 05, 2010 |
^^^Thats what its looking like. this is nigeria.u shouldnt be shocked.anything goes.  |
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Reshuffle Cabinet Next Week by chyz(m): 4:45am On Aug 05, 2010 |
Nchara: What makes Aganga and Babalola (or any other of those politicians/appointees) truthful? We ascribe too much to them. Gullible Nigerians. I am sure some of them are already helping themselves to our collective heritage. Na 2 day? Olusegun Aganga just entered that position, if im not mistaken and he's been doing a pretty darn good job. Babalola is being considered for being sacked just because he said the NNPC was broke. Im sorry but if they are broke then they are broke dont ridicule the man because he was telling the truth, instead help fix the problem! |
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Reshuffle Cabinet Next Week by chyz(m): 4:32am On Aug 05, 2010 |
Beaf: [size=14pt]Jonathan to reshuffle cabinet next week [/size] Elizabeth Archibong and Emmanuel Ogala August 5, 2010 03:37AM
The plot of the nation's political drama thickens as President Goodluck Jonathan plans to reshuffle his cabinet next week, said sources privy to the decision.
As politicians in the last few weeks focused on zoning and its attendant problems or benefits, Mr. Jonathan, who political watchers say never ceases to surprise, was doggedly entrenching his hold on the nation's polity.
A few days back, he forwarded the names of three nominees to the Senate for approval as new ministers. It was not immediately clear, however, who the new people will replace. The Senate has acknowledged the receipt of the nominees and decided to reconvene Tuesday next week to screen, and possibly confirm them.
Although the Senate would not reveal the identities of the nominees, it was confirmed that the candidates, two men, and a woman, are from Yobe, Delta, and Borno states. A source further confirmed that one of them is a member of an opposition party, the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP).
Curiously, Mr. Jonathan's action is coming nine months to the end of his administration and he still refuses to confirm if he will be contesting in next year's presidential election or not. Former president Olusegun Obasanjo also effected such a cabinet reshuffle towards the end of his second term in 2006 when he re-assigned Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from ministry of finance to foreign affairs.
The usual suspects
Sources confirmed that the proposed changes will most likely affect the finance minister, Olusegun Aganga and the minister of state for finance, Remi Babalola. It was unclear if Mr Babalola's statement last month that the state oil company, Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was broke led to his been considered for possible removal. Mr. Babalola had told a group of journalists during a workshop on "Understanding the operations of the Oil and Gas Industry in Nigeria" organised by the NNPC for members of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), that the only reason the corporation has not paid the ₦450 billion debt owed to the federal government was "its cash flow problem." He reportedly lost favour with Mr. Jonathan after that statement.
At the federal executive council meeting that took place after Mr. Babalola's comment, the council denied, through Dora Akunyili, the Information minister, that NNPC was insolvent.
"NNPC, from the auditor's account, is a going concern, and does not have solvency issue as a corporation. Therefore, categorically, NNPC is not insolvent," Mrs. Akunyili said.
She added that there will always be an outstanding balance between the federal government and the oil giant because of the regular transactions between them.
One of the nominees is supposed to fill the vacancy in the power ministry which had no substantive minister, apart from the junior minister. The others are expected to fill the junior minister positions in the petroleum and foreign affairs ministries.
Although the cabinet reshuffle was not mentioned during the briefing that followed the federal executive council meeting yesterday, the Presidency is said to be awaiting the senate's endorsement of the nominees whose names are currently en route to the national assembly.
http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/5602996-146/jonathan_to_reshuffle_cabinet_next_week.csp I said it before GJ favors northerners. He gives every position that commands great power in change to northerners. And now he may get rid of Aganga and Babalola because they are truthful people. I guess the northerners must be in the moves the making GJ an Emir or something.  |
Politics › Re: EFCC Clamps And Detains Erastus Akingbola! by chyz(m): 11:10pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
same old story, EFCC quizzes this person and that person. Thats just away to satisfy the public. nothing is going to happen too Akingbola just like the rest. Hes not going to jail.are those ex bank exects in jail? no. whatever happened to ogbulafor? exactly, |
Politics › Re: Umu Igbo Unite Annual Convention - 2010 by chyz(m): 10:13pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Umu Igbo Unite Annual Convention - 2010 by chyz(m): 10:08pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Umu Igbo Unite Annual Convention - 2010 by chyz(m): 9:57pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
bk.babe97y: Nah, no Ibo gal wil claim I ra?ped her; they love me and I love em back! Mekusshitty and Ezeuche. . . . please! As per the gal I was talking about one to "Eat", u know,like, munch on! Or arent we gonna go cannibal on that day?! Get off this topic now! Im not going to tell u again. |
Politics › Re: Waziri, Efcc Boss To Be Sacked, Jonathan Orders Justice Minister by chyz(m): 7:21pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
phantom: its high time.the earlier we get to understand its nigerians against 'them' the better.no hausa,yoruba,igbo or ijaw in govt.they re all thieves, gj inclusive. You know that aint going to happen.you already know that that spot is going to go to a hausa. GJ favors hausa if you couldnt already tell by his appointments. He's a puppet |
Politics › Re: Kleptocracy: The Real Form Of Government In Nigeria by chyz(m): 7:17pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
Horus: Politicians and leaders guilty of economic crimes such as corruption or kleptocracy should be punished by receiving the death sentence. The Nigerian government should empower our courts and the anti-graft agencies by introducing death penalty in our laws as soon as possible to punish hardened criminals looting our resources. I hear where youre coming from but unfortunately its not america. the nigerian government ARE the thieves. The thieves are the one who make the decisions and best believe that whatever they do its going to be in their own favor. The only thing is for the masses to rise up against the government and dismantal all of their possesion and silent assassinations. GJ is not going to turn nigeria around, he's just the lesser of the evils. |
Politics › Re: Kleptocracy: The Real Form Of Government In Nigeria by chyz(m): 5:48pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
Uche, so what do you propose the Nigerian people do about these leaders? and why do you think militant groups like Mend, etc. can fight against those in the JTF and Army but find it hard to take out these corrupt politicians? |
Politics › Re: Waziri, Efcc Boss To Be Sacked, Jonathan Orders Justice Minister by chyz(m): 5:30pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
This is ridiculous on the part on the part of GJ which is again proved to us that is just a puppet and errand boy for these white supremest countries. Although firing her is a great idea, what stopped him from doing that after all the times WE nigerians have been begging him to do that all along??  . So it takes the words from white countries to convince you to change your country. He's such a weak azz! Please I pray that theres a better candidate to come out before elections, |
Politics › Re: Kleptocracy: The Real Form Of Government In Nigeria by chyz(m): 5:21pm On Aug 04, 2010 |
If you knew how much the government makes off of each oil well alone not to talk about taxes from business,,etc. you would wonder how paving a common road is such a hard task to complete or even a bridge thats been promised reconstruction for years. Its sad how Amaechi, the rivers state governor, although hes better than most, is fussing about not getting allocated the proper amount of oil wells. He's only fooling the people from the outside not the people of the state. I say this because hes only using money to build port harcourt, he knows by doing this it will make him look good and people will just focus on PH and take their eyes away from the other parts of Rivers State. That way he can pocket the money for the other areas without people paying attention. I recently was in Rivers earlier this yea, I was so upset and anger at how terrible the other parts of Rivers was. I was rediculous. Rivers state alone makes more money than Ghana, a whole country, but ghana cant afford to fix its self up better that Rivers, which is just a state? makes no sense at all. |
Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 11:52pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
sjeezy8: Is chyz GIR IS GAL? I see you still looking for a battle woman  . i still dont understand why sum of you people contine to deceive yourselves. Im saying this as a fact, i can have any yoruba woman you bring my way,its that easy. I know you cant get igbo women and thats a fact too, theyre not loose like your women. Or maybe yoruba women just get loose whenever they see igbo men.  |
Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 11:21pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 11:13pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:46pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
Ileke-IdI: Not arguing that. . . . they're surely the best. And the best knows the best. . . . that's why they're rushing into the arms of your enemies  Those are only the ones who want to be the husband instead of the wife and yorubas are the only ones that can accept that kind of thing,you know now,  |
Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:42pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
sjeezy8: No . . . yorubamen love all women Edo urhobo calabar etc but igbo girls are in larger amount. DUH
help me out with what I wanna do. Ive always fuckd igbo chicks but I dont really see myself marrying one.
I really wanna marry a urhobo, itsekiri, or edo babe -
The chick im "coo" with now is igbo shes ON me, her parents are nice (they both speak yoruba) and everything but I dont see myself marrying her - d puzzy is good to
Sometimes I feel sad like im just leading this girl on and she thinks I wanna marry her. DAMN I dont know about igbo chicks sometimes. . . . . Hey as long as you dont go for them yoruba chicks youre straight  |
Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:38pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:35pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
EzeUche22: Why must they steal everything? They want our oil, they want our money and they want our women. Anything that deals with Igbo, they want. My brotha, because good production from yorubas no dey mehn  |
Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:30pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:28pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:24pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:19pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:15pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Can Lagoon State Really Come Out Of The Ugly Yoke Of Lagos State by chyz(m): 10:06pm On Aug 03, 2010 |
seanet02: Every part of YORUBA can communicate with each other successfully even bini while ibibio, efik and ibos can not simple. Meaning? |