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Politics › Re: Ijaw Youths Invade Ondo Village, Kill Five by Chyz2(op): 11:38pm On Mar 03, 2011

Ileke-IdI:
Whia ris the oba?

Bad gyal u dey look for trouble. grin

Politics › Re: Shameless Ribadu Sucks Up To Ghana by Chyz2: 10:39pm On Mar 03, 2011

What is wrong with what ribadu did? was he telling lies?

Politics › Re: Bomb blast kills three near Nigeria election rally by Chyz2: 7:39pm On Mar 03, 2011

Beaf:
Coconut sef de talk. Wonders!

What statement, the self conflicting turd you posted?

I'll keep advising unrepentant ethnic bigots and those with unrefined words like yourself to watch your words and not get shocked when you are manipulated for violent actions.

Beaf my brother, don't mind these ethnic bigots. Since Buhari picked their brother, all of a sudden Buharis the best thing that ever happened,but befor then, they were demonizing this guy like no tomorrow.

Politics › Re: Bomb blast kills three near Nigeria election rally by Chyz2: 7:01pm On Mar 03, 2011

Beaf may be on to something.Lets not "throw stones" at him just yet.

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Police stop CPC’s zonal presidential rally in Niger •It’s not possible - CPC[/size]

Written by Dipo Laleye Thursday, 03 March 2011

The police in Minna, Niger State, on Wednesday, said they had stopped today’s North-Central zonal presidential rally of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), citing clash in time and day with that of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

But the CPC, in a swift reaction said it was impossible for the police to take such action and as such the event would go ahead as planned.

Niger State Police Commissioner, Michael Zuokumor, who announced the suspension of the rally to be addressed by the CPC presidential candidate and former head of state, General Muhammadu Buhari, said if the CPC rally was allowed to go ahead, “it will cause a conflict between CPC and PDP.”

The PDP, Zuokumor said, had earlier arranged the kick off of its senatorial campaign for Suleja for the same day and at the same route delegates and supporters of the CPC would follow into the state.

He said the CPC had earlier written to the police fixing its rally for Wednesday without naming a venue only for the party to change the date to today, which was after the PDP had been cleared to hold its Suleja senatorial rally.

Zuokumor, who said the zonal rally which would attract supporters from six states Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Plateau, Nasarawa and Benue states, would not be held until after Saturday, provided the CPC gave the police adequate information about the event.

“We want all parties to campaign but not at the same time so that nobody will attack them,” he said.

However, the state chairman of the CPC, Alhaji Umar Shuaibu, said there was no going back on the planned rally, saying the police had shown from the latest development that they were taking side with the PDP.

Shuaibu disputed the claim of the police boss maintaining that, “we gave them our complete programme and time of the rally, if anything ugly happens, the government and the police should be held responsible.”

The CPC boss said even if the time of the party’s rally clashed with that of the PDP, the CPC should take preference since it was a presidential rally, while that of the PDP was senatorial kick-off.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/18365-police-stop-cpcs-zonal-presidential-rally-in-niger-its-not-possible-cpc

Politics › Re: Bankole, Daniel Escape Death In Helicopter Crash ! by Chyz2: 6:42am On Mar 03, 2011

Ileke-IdI:
Ehrrm really. Oh mind reader, tell me why I'm mad hmm

The missed killing of two birds with one stone.

Politics › Re: Bankole, Daniel Escape Death In Helicopter Crash ! by Chyz2: 6:37am On Mar 03, 2011

Ileke-IdI:
You have got to be kidding me!!!

Ileke-Idi, you're so bloodthirsty. I know why you are mad.

Politics › Re: April Polls: Lynch anybody who attempts to rig, Buhari tells Nigerians by Chyz2(op): 1:27am On Mar 03, 2011

Andre Uweh:
@Chyz.
You see why I have always maintained that G.Ebere.J is the most thing to happen to Nigeria at the moment.

I see. Imagine if this guy gets his hands on the military.smh. It would be terrible and a lot of blood shed,not just for "corrupt officials" but ordinary citizens.

Politics › Cpc, Northern Groups In Secret Pact With Ibb, Atiku, Gusau •In Fresh Bid by Chyz2(op): 12:40am On Mar 03, 2011

[size=15pt]CPC, Northern groups in secret pact with IBB, Atiku, Gusau •In fresh bid to stop Jonathan[/size]

Written by Taiwo Adisa Thursday, 03 March 2011

THE leadership of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) plans to enter into a secret pact with the pro-zoning leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in a bid to stop President Goodluck Jonathan from winning the next presidential

election.

The Nigerian Tribune has obtained details of a meeting to that effect, which was held at the Abuja residence of the Director-General of Buhari Campaign Organisation, Dr Sule Hamman, indicating that General Ibrahim Babangida was already working hand in hand with the party and that the party planned separate meetings with former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and General Mohammadu Gusau.

The meeting, held on February 25, was said to have decided on the need to frustrate the plan by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to win at the first ballot and that the opposition parties could come together and gang up against the PDP if they succeed in winning a rerun poll.

Those at the meeting, according to details at the disposal of the Nigerian Tribune, included the national chairman of the CPC, Mr Tony Momoh; the party’s General Secretary, Mr Buba Galadima; spokesman of the Buhari Campaign, Mr Yinka Odumakin; Mallam Mustapha Salihu; Chairman of the Unity Forum (UF), Alhaji M. M. Abdul and the forum’s secretary and one-time minister, Alhaji Murtala Aliyu.

The Unity Forum is said to be the driving force of the secret agenda, which is seen as a silent way of dragging Buhari into the zoning issue.

The former head of state had refused to be drawn into the zoning controversy all the while but sources said that Buhari was fast realising the need to key into the zoning agenda secretly so as to benefit politically.

Sources further confirmed that the meeting also resolved to forestall the electoral alliance planned between the CPC and the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) until it was possible for the opposition to stall PDP’s victory in April.

The meeting said that the opposition parties should concentrate their efforts on their areas of strength and that they could come together once a rerun is made possible in April.

Sources also confirmed that the meeting also concluded on the decision to put alliance talks in abeyance for now, as a result of the plot to stop the PDP from winning a landslide victory.

The meeting agreed that if the opposition parties bonded together for now, the PDP might easily override them, but going into the election separately would mean that they might be able to stop the PDP from winning at first ballot.

“They believe that if they go into the election as a united front, the PDP would easily knock them out and that once the PDP is stopped at the first ballot, all hands would then be required to come together,” sources said.

It was also revealed that the opposition party had decided to work with General Ibrahim Babangida, to ensure he delivered his area to the CPC, with some meetings being scheduled with him and former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar on the need for them to support General Buhari for presidency.

The belief in the opposition camp was that the PDP would not win 51 per cent of the vote, if the voting pattern remained as projected in different zones.

The UF and CPC leaders believed that the CPC could win majority of the votes in the North-West and North-East, while the ACN could win in the South-West, leaving the PDP with the South-East and the South-South, which lacked the number to threaten votes from the North-West and South-West.

The meeting resolved that with the opposition appearing strong in the North-West and North-East, all they needed to do was to ensure that the votes of Lagos and South-West went to the ACN.

However, some leaders of the CPC, at the meeting, expressed concern over the failure of the party to commence its presidential campaign while the PDP was midway its campaign.

Though Buhari was yet to speak with Atiku, members of the UF and other leaders, it was gathered, were planning to ensure a meeting between Buhari and other pro-zoning leaders in the PDP, so as to seal a deal.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/front-page-news/18348-cpc-northern-groups-in-secret-pact-with-ibb-atiku-gusau-in-fresh-bid-to-stop-jonathan

Politics › Re: April Polls: Lynch anybody who attempts to rig, Buhari tells Nigerians by Chyz2(op): 12:20am On Mar 03, 2011

How exactly is a regular civilian going to know if it is rigged by just staying a the voting center? In other words he is telling his supporters to lynch the administrators if the outcome is not in his favor. I have no problem with the lynching of the riggers if it was rigging was without a doubt that apparent, apart from the snatching of ballots, but the way this guy is so quick to throw death out there is crazy.Kind of reminds me of Dan Fodio. shocked

Politics › April Polls: Lynch anybody who attempts to rig, Buhari tells Nigerians by Chyz2(op): 12:10am On Mar 03, 2011

[size=15pt]April polls: Lynch anybody who attempts to rig, Buhari tells Nigerians[/size]

From AIDOGHIE PAULINUS, who was in Kaduna

Thursday, March 03, 2011

General Mohammadu Buhari (retd), former Head of State and Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) has told Nigerians to “lynch” anybody who attempts to rig the April polls.
“You should never leave polling centres until votes are counted and the winner declared and you should lynch anybody that tries to tinker with the votes,” Buhari told a large crowd of supporters.

Buhari, a third-timer, who spoke at the North-West flag off of then CPC campaign in Kaduna, said he was on a rescue mission
“I submit that in the affairs of man, it is only God that can determine history and ordain destiny. In my own case, it is destiny that threw me up to serve as the Head of State of this great country at that particular moment of our national history.

“I would say with all humility that I dutifully accepted all the challenges and responsibilities of Head of State and Government. Whatever role I played, whether as leader or member of government, all my decisions and actions were always guided by a clear conscience,
“My conscience constantly guided me to treat everyone and every group in the country with fairness and equity. That is why I can stand before Nigerians here today and hold my head high, knowing that I am ever ready to face any scrutiny or answer any question regarding my past performance as a public figure. I am always ready to give account of my past records to the Nigerian people.”

Buhari further said it was his firm belief that the flag-off was not about the past, rather, an engagement that reflects on the future of Nigeria. “We are today facing an uncertain future in an uncertain world. It is vital Nigerians make the right choice about who would look after them in the next four years.
“, I consider myself to be on a rescue mission. Never before have we seen such bad leadership in our national life. The country’s life is literally falling apart on all fronts-on security, in education, on the economy, in healthcare system and youth employment. Many critical observers have begun to list Nigeria among the failed states of the 21st century,” Buhari said.

Commenting on the role played by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the nation’s affairs in the past 12 years, Buhari said: “We are internationally recognized for corruption, inefficiency, business uncertainty and infrastructural decay. “For 12 years, the PDP government has failed to tackle all these problems in spite of the resources at their disposal. We can and we must reverse these trends.” He said the first step to achieveing that was for Nigerians to vote PDP out. “They are finished. They have passed their sell-by date,” he declared.

Speaking further, Buhari said: “Why should our economy be left to operate on individual power generating sets? If their aspiration to govern Nigeria for the next 60-200 years is pure, why are they unable to guarantee something as fundamental and basic as security of life and property? “Where was the PDP led government when what started as occasional incidents of kidnapping degenerated to the embarrassing dimension of an incorporated evil business? Does it matter to this administration that insecurity has compelled many potential foreign investors to drop Nigeria from their list?

“Should we continue to vote the same people who have presided over the decline in quality of life in Nigeria for the last 12 years?’

“Shamefully, these people are openly canvassing a desire to rule Nigeria for 60 or 200 years. Nigerians must reject these political zoo keepers and stop them in their tracks. And stop them now. During the last 12 years, they have almost transformed Nigeria into the proverbial animal farm where sycophants dominate both the airwaves and print media,” Buhari said.

http://64.182.81.172/webpages/news/national/2011/mar/03/national-03-03-2011-013.htm

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/mar/03/national-03-03-2011-013.htm

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 12:08am On Mar 03, 2011

eku_bear:
100% agree. It is going to be OK. Not in the way you think, though.

Lol, ndo

Politics › Re: Fg To Construct 36,000 Houses For Teachers Nationwide by Chyz2: 11:59pm On Mar 02, 2011

How about fixing what is damaged before venturing into something else. Fools!

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 11:49pm On Mar 02, 2011

eku_bear:
It isn't an issue of "sending anyone packing." You are free to stay. . . just don't get involved in local politics.

Regarding if I had my way. . . well, there is a lot that could be done. Let me just leave it at that, heh.

It's gonna be ok man. cheesy

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 10:38pm On Mar 02, 2011

~Bluetooth:
the guy knows I'm not in the mood to attend to him.

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 10:23pm On Mar 02, 2011

~Bluetooth:
the guy knows I'm not in the mood to attend to him.

GAY.

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 7:30pm On Mar 02, 2011

jason123:
What I said was the reality. Why will an "Uche" want to break the little trust or bond yorubas and igbo have in the name of politics Right thinking igbos can see where this is heading to. I hope you can too!

Sorry.Poof.Be gone! cheesy

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 7:21pm On Mar 02, 2011

jason123:
One thing is certain, THIS WILL NOT END WELL FOR ONE OF THE ETHNIC GROUPS (WHETHER YORUBA OR IGBO).

Ahhhhh sharrrrap. huffin and puffin. LOL grin

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 7:20pm On Mar 02, 2011

revomind:
As for me, I'm relying on Mazi Uche's figure - 62% of the Lagos voters. I also cannot wait for the elections. I will be disappointed in the Ndigbo if they end up unable to use their 'population' to their advantage by voting the candidate(whoever he is) with the Igbo deputy. Infact, I wonder why they can't just vote in an Igbo governor straight away.

Ohanaeze has a habit of letting Ndigbo down. I expect Mazi Uche and his invading soldiers to be disappointed in this over-cautious group of elders. Giving conditions of support when the plan is to take over right away?

Boy, we live in interesting times.

We Igbos like fashola,so he stays. Also,we Igbos have no king so ohanaeze cannot dictate to us what to do.

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 6:31pm On Mar 02, 2011

Aigbofa:
And you wonder why Northerners wants an Nyaminri free North.
Seriously, you guys are your own worst enemy.

Orisirisi

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 6:08pm On Mar 02, 2011

dayokanu:
Why wait for him to finish the term? Why cant you take over right away

He's doing good,so he stays.Why take him out now? After the next terms up though we're definitely going to be up in there. We can't have another Tinubu running our city.

Politics › Re: Lagos Ohanaeze Lists Conditions For Fashola’s Endorsement by Chyz2: 5:58pm On Mar 02, 2011

dayokanu:
Or APGA since they have 95% of the Lagos population, they should win easily

After fashola finishes his next term, you yorubas can kiss lagos goodbye. wink

Politics › Re: I’ll Expose Senators’ Jumbo Pay – Akunyili ! by Chyz2: 5:49pm On Mar 02, 2011

Alll hail Aunty Dora! Can't wait till she joins the senate.

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