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2) Aondoakaa -- in cahoots with all that is dishonouralble sorry, printer's devil |
sack cloth-- in protest against the bad deal we are having from r 1) ASUU 2) Aondoakaa -- in cahoots with all that is honouralble 3) Presidency -- inept, comatose? , lack of vision 4) Legislature -- greedy, inept, patently bankrupt ? , 5) Politicians/ political parties -- 6) Elite and Adult delinquency 7) followers - docile? |
Big big grammar, empty vessels, if you have any grouse against Sanusi, we understand. It is impolite to bring bigotry into the matter as if all northerners went to a conclave to appoint him. In any case, everybody ( his critics included) have a stake in every action he takes. We all know that these policies are not all being churned out by Sanusi alone as i is not only northerners that are in CBN. He is liable as the current Governor. It is just like some people are now want to know why Soludo was giving these same banlks a clean bill. It must be based on what his subordinates, bank inspectors and examiners have reported to him,Thereis just no magic wand. Any bigot who points a finger at Sanusi should realise that the other four are pointing at him since his own "people" are also employed by CBN --- to make sure it works. @ilohim--- maybe u no get money for bank- keep your esusus away frm armed robbers |
You must like your bottle very much. Is alcohol the only commodity you have come to sell in Kano? |
Consensus Candidacy is undemocratic and the parties use this method to weed out candidates they do not like. This is the basic tool used by the party leadership. This abnormality is what has brought Nigeria to this sorry state. Absence of internal democracy, election rigging , thuggery result in intra party crisis. In the process, there will be a lot of electoral malpractices, dissatisfied aspirants move to other parties and in some or most cases win the elections and later cross back to the parties that denied them a ticket in the first instance. In some cases you have prolonged litigation . Chei, the results are here with us, We are all living witnesses----- The parties must have achange of heart. I fear 2011 |
Sad indeed . What are the lessons? 1, we must separate tradition from religion as much as possible 2, Parents must shoulder their responsibilities 3, Almajirci possible and must be done from the home, no need to leave the family abode 4, Sensitisation by relevant bodies must be stepped up as what is available is not adequate 5, Almajirci and Western education can go hand in hand, in normal schools 6, Poverty alleviation and mass literacy skills must be stepped up 7, Corruption must be confronted frontally as each naira stolen denies the poor education, health or a job 8, Those who continue to harp on almajirci and Islam now know better. 9, All governments Federal/State/local are guilty, just like our traditional and religious institutions 10, Our elite, wealthy/powerful,aristocratic must remember the injunction that the deprived must be supported |
We expect Lamido to keep a tab on this department. Therse should be no excuses as risk management was one of the departments he handled in his banking career. We have not heard any mention about the CBN /inspectorsauditors. We want to know the fat cats that audited the accounts of the banks those 5 banks that have been investigated so far. Have they no names. There should be no magomago. They inspected/audited the accounts of the banks and gave them a pass. If you sanction, Oceanic or any of the 5 banks, the CBN inspector/auditor must be sanctioned. Name them and shame them and get them out of the system. WE want to know those who cleared those bogus /balloon accounts that enticed Nigerians to invested their future and got ashes in return. |
@Ikeyman000 Ikeyman for President which party we go join abi you go bring party and voters from yonder? for ya briefcase abi container? ![]() u don choose cabinet-- no forget people for diaspora o Becommrich?-- 4 where - d man's satellite dey face wrong deirection Benin Republic in diaspora never choose am . he is still checku=ing google for his constituency Ikeyman can never be a becommrich, never, na me talk am. |
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I have decided to close my eyes to anything Ibori. I have always suspected his resource control campaign. His past will always be a reference and the records have always been there. His campaign was to get more resources to ND and by projection steal more. Other more patriotic elements just fitted into the game plan. They must surely be dumbfounded by the figures being peddled all over the place whether it is Ibori, Odili or Alams. My sympathy is more for the poor, disenfranchised and dispossessed Niger Deltans in whose name this campaign was prosecuted. They are stunned by this development and can hardly gather their wits to react. They supported it and by extension these crooks. As revelations began, they even argued that it is their money being stolen (no be ya business). The figures are now out (not all) and they are speechless right from the Alams saga. Efforts to make them ask questions received the same response. Honestly it is not only in ND, others have the same raw deal. WHEN WILL THIS STOP? In the same vein, I have sympathy for all those who earn their living in firms established with these stolen funds. I am hesitant to call it "moral dilemma" but I can imagine the pains of earning a living in such circumstances, for journalists. How far or deep can you investigate or "editorialize" and publish. People in Arik etc etc.Imagine families, careers and reputations that are put into disrepute and anxiety as anything can happen. Thievery is thievery, in all cultures and religions. ND people should pluck the courage and advise themselves appropriately. It is not everyone in Ibori"s village that is eating in a golden plate, maybe not even the next house, street or village in ND. They have stolen the family silver and must atone for it. |
There is no doubt, Ibori fought for resource control but the mind boggling amounts stolen , mis applied or misappropriated, and sleaze associate with this man from snippets of his background cannot be overlooked. I believe the struggle for resource control was made ostensibly to give him access to a bigger loot. I doubt his sincerity. Others may have sincere motives but he is just an opportunist. Those who support him should read between the lines. The same applies to the others- Ibori? Alams? mention them. |
[b]quote fro chidichris, today "that is obj speaking through soludo. pdp have been doing everything possible to take over the state they have reduced to nothing by making it ungovernable by the owners. soludo is a gentle criminal and a tool of the wicked man(obj). soludo if not his criminal mindedness, should be looking for something outside the unbrella of obj like okonjo iweala. soludo must do his best to clean the mess arround him." That is why we are telling Anambra people to watch out. Enough is enough. Anambra politicians have not been able to harness the prowess of their forebears. This is another chance to put things right. @banom - See who's talking about censorship? You of all people? - We all share anxieties and hope for sincere, enlightened and committed leadership, for Anambra, Other states and Nigeria. - Is that not what I have been saying? - Soludo has done his best in CBN. No doubt . You win some , you lose some. The current scandals in the banks indicate occurred during his watch and he continuously assured Nigerians that the banks were healthy. Now we know better. - What does that tell you? Lack of supervision , negligence, over confidence, sheer mischief, collusion with other interests, cover up? - Where were the auditing team from CBN? - Are these defects your "global standards" You have no regard for Anambra people if you because you have underestimated its potential and what it will take to make it a success. Have I answered your question? [/b] |
[b]@$poOne Please mind your language. Do not respond in like manner. It is not our polite. If you notice, they are used to aggressive defense, so please always remember that. They always want to provoke you and tahis always a weak style of argument. Hurling invectives people and curses at your country are only signs of moral deficit. It does not solve the problem. Honestly it does not solve any problem. Their raves and rantings do not hinder Nigerians from their daily activities. So it is better to give these people a swipe, just like you do yo irritating flies and mosquitoes. Just tolerate them They are just whistling in the dark!!!![/b] |
Octopus -d ting be like rubber |
Very soon Tokunboh plane go dey here like pure water. That is if Farida and Aondoakaa settle to business-- ARIK dey there ready for the plucking come to thik of it some na tokunbo from hangar- tear rubber-- SEE How- these people are devaluing our money- Steal 30 billion, auction plane for 10 billion. Just as de do for reinery and Ajaokuta |
ikeymanoo, We go jam now.Lets keep talkin will zero in with josboy meanwhile just mellow 4 asha o, be a gentleman. Harsh word no good. I will make your tilapia pepperless Jos boy, ureadin us? Arrange 4 Xmas accordingly |
[b]@bigoe & moVes Bog joe-- sorry, na so i be o--he laughs You see this is exactly what a discussion should be-- the crux of the matter. My main worry is whether the murky politics of Anambra will allow a good candidate, Soludo or anybody else and then how this can cme about. If it is challenging the present order, urge the people to assume that posture. In the process we must do a SWOT analysis of the potential candidates and of course take into consideration what are the needs and challenges of Anambra state , taking its recent history into consideration. That is why i do not agree with people who begin the journey by pointing accusing fingers at persons outside Anambra as their problem ala Banom and co- the cyber Biafrans. Lets tackle the contradictions i pointed out, which are part of Anambra society and find solutions. By so doing, we can now identify which direction, what process, and who should be the captain. Nothing more nothing less. Perhaps I should state that this response is predicated on your contribution in another thread on Anambra. This thread on Dubai or no Dubai is no more my turf. Anytime these guys land here, I am leaving.[/b] Thank You |
@BIGjoe citizenY:[/b] |
U don't get it because you are not the target of my message. If you cannot get it, those refereed to know themselves and they will respond in due course. Must you comment on every post? -- do something else like, scratch ur balls as nkita does, sorry, just jiving |
Anambra politics is also punctuated and you are receiving crap from your politicians and feeling good about it. You are not following the footsteps of your forebears, dead and alive. Think about that. Is it Zik, KO, Ekweme,and many others u want to replace with the Uba' s of this world? |
[b] Banom & Co are here again, Clairvoyance and predictions are not the same in all cases. Access to internet has become license to become a Nostradamus but this time, Mr know all knew all the reasons behind decisions, good or bad that were taken by our past leaders. As a matter of fact he was there when the decisions were taken. The matter under discussion is whether Anambra cn be transformed into A a Dubai in 4 or 8 years and Nlanders are examining that possibility and in the process commenting on Soludo's candidacy and wild claims/promises from politicians. I expect people to put their money where their mouth is-- come out and join since you were privy to what happened before ( but did not tell us what your role was and why you accepted) and what the solutions are. All this grandstanding and playing to the gallery will not help. Anambra needs the best to put it on the right track, taking into consideration its position in Nigeria. The issue is whether these "too Knows" will not continue to muddle up things and in the process hinder meaningful discourse on the fundamentals that will bring up a good candidate. In fact, I do not rule out the possibility of these jaundiced fellows bringing up the local govt/ our turn card when the chips are down. Mark my words, anyone that cannot make a presentation without hurling invectives at perceived foes is bound to repeat same in his locality. The point of departure is always the fault of others. Perhaps it will b necessary to concentrate on the fundamentals in Anambra politics for a change. This is where the voters are not in Abuja or Kutuwenji. Address them or are you waiting for Andy and Chris Uba to vote on your behalf? Maybe they will import voters from Kaora Namoda or Megatari. This is where your problem lies my friends. Soludo has gone from Central Bank, people are questioning the propriety of his political moves, many questions are being asked about deeds/misdeeds in is last engagement et etc.Ngige is there as a factor too, so is the sitting governor, Obi. Money and godfather politicsThe parties are there- comatose or limping or domineering as the case may be. Your problem is at home- leave Abuja, go home and sort it out. Na so you go do when you get Biafra? Who will be your wailing wall? [/b] |
Wetin concern Mallam with Soludo? E no et dollar/pound again. Only if e wan change the ones he kept for the rainy day. Na people wey like Tokubo go build Dubai. Dem no dey reassemble skyscraper. |
jokers on the prowl. Why can't u maintain one thread. You cannot sustain your arguments. Mschewwwwwwwwwwwwwww |
Nigerians, watch and pray. If it will take declarations such as this one by IBB to get people like [b]udezue and onlytruth to see reason, why not? I have always said that the dinosaurs of the civil war era will fade away, gradually. ANd if the ones that are alive begin to speak in tongues. We are always incensed once in a while when they come to our attention. We have to find a way to handle the cabal mishandling our affairs today and these guys did not prosecute the civil war. They are destroying Nigeria by corrupting our economic, social and political infrastructure and they cut across tribe, religion and region. They are already giving us signs of 2011 from Anambra- there are 45 gubernatorial aspirants. Instead of conducting primaries, PDP is looking for a concensus candidate. [/b] |
PDP AND THEIR BAD POLITICS SHA WHAT DO U EXPECT? YAR'ADUA AND HIS HANDLERS CONTINUE TO DISGRACE THIS COUNTRY. WE MUST ENSURE THAT PDP NO WIN 2011. |
48 hours never pass? which kind errand be dis? where him entourage? E get polis escort abi Onovo withdraw him own too? |
TELL THEM ![]() |
What is the message. 3 papa docs from Haiti don marry one woman? just jiving ![]() |
ikeyman000 You don start. You are snugly behind your laptop throwing darts from abroad. You are contributing nada to our country and you dey call people baboon. Na you be baboon wey dey parasite on Oyibo, Anyway u c my invitation? |
@ Banom, For Soludo' s sake, i suggest you resist the temptation of being his campaign manager. It is just an advice. You cannot deliver except if you are there for the cash or he also makes a wrong choice. I sincerely hope The people will not make the wrong choice with "Anenih" s fixation to becom "Anene" in Anambra. Na so dem go take smuggle candidate, voters register and ballot box. They have already started. Anambrarians must choose the best. PDP is crowding the political space and as is their style, a consensus candidate will be smuggled in. If suh happens, blame the state PDP members. I will stop short of recommending that you cast your votes for another party. It is your choice. You are first in the line for 2011, show us the way. |
I am waiting for the next cabinet reshuffle. If there is no change, it will be sad. Agaba to answer your question, No> But it is difficult to answer. In Britain and with his records, Aondoakaa for no even see wig, not to talk of law court. Even if they made a mistake, they could have sacked him before 2 months in office. The people for no 'gree sef. |
IKEYMANN000 is invited to Weat of mines ,tin city at xmas, king size tilapia dey, which one u want pepper or pepperless. \josboy u 'gree? |
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