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kay1one:chai!!! u r rili pained oh. I sense frustration |
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There must be something wrong in the heads of Jonathan's handlers |
must a post insult the person of Buhari b4 it is granted fp status? Is it not the President dat appealed to everyone to focus on issues based campaign? isn't it an aberration dat after 16yrs of being in power, instead of PDP to list their achievements and their plans their campaign strategy is to degrade Buhari. They keep talking abt certificate as if that is what Nigerians need. U do not need a certificate to be a good leader. Our VP proves this assertion correct. This man is as dumb as f***. I am tired of PDP. Everyone is tired of being in Nigeria because of PDP. Wouldn't it be sensible to try another party? |
I thought I was d only one that noticed it. NTA is a joke and useless just like our prez |
This is the reason i love apc. The caliber of people they have. |
Its obvious. Lasgidi has mad love for d General |
lol. sign of desperation even if d pope endorses d PDP, it will not stop us from repaying dem for wastin 16yrs and our resources by kicking them out |
Must a post insult d person of Buhari before it is granted FP status? |
it's as if APC bribed President Obama for him to say sometin like dis- PDP apologists mods no be only Buhari certificate suppose reach front page |
President Obama was recently interviewed by YouTube stars, Bethany Mota, GloZell Green & Hank Green and one of the questions he was asked was about the missing Chibok girls and efforts by the US government to rescue them. What he said below... "As people may or may not know, Boko haram is a radical, violent, terrible extremist organisation in Nigeria. It kidnapped 200 young women and there are in many cases still being held. What we tried to do is to help the Nigerian government deal with the problem. The Nigerian government has not been effective as it needs to be in not only finding the girls but also stopping these extremist organization from operating in their territory. What we have tried to do is to mobilize other countries to try to give the Nigerian government more resources, not just military equipment but also better intelligence. A lot of them to track where these folks are and try to stop them" he said lindaikeji..in/2015/01/obama-speaks-on-missing-chibok-girls.html?m=1 |
The Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, has said the Peoples Democratic Party has exhausted its bags of lies in its attempt to discredit the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Maj. General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), over his academic qualification. The Government College, Katsina (formerly Provincial Secondary School) had on Wednesday released the WASCE result of Buhari, shortly after he had formerly requested the school to make the documents available to dispel the controversy surrounding his qualification. Oshiomhole said the capability of Buhari was not in doubt, adding that he would secure the votes of Nigerians even if he tendered his electricity bill. The governor, who spoke during an inspection of road projects, which culminated in a campaign at the Egor market in Upper Siluko area of the state capital, added that Nigerians were tired of the current situation in the country, accusing the Federal Government of failing to provide Nigerians with the basic infrastructure. Oshiomhole said, “I’m happy that you people are following what is happening. One young man said even if Buhari doesn’t have a school certificate. Another said the other man has a doctorate in Zoology, but we can’t even get fish on our table. “The truth is that everybody is tired. Today in this market, I’m sure you don’t have light. We have provided the electric poles and the transformer but they will not give us light. “So, the only solution is after 16 years of PDP, they have exhausted their lies. We have to bring General Buhari because we want a leader with courage. When he says I will do, he will do it; not a leader that will promise during campaigns but will disappear after the campaigns.” The governor also accused the Federal Government of enriching a few individuals. “They are telling us they are going to bring a lot of money to buy our votes. When they bring the money, collect it; it’s the money they stole from you, but we will not vote for them,” he added. www.punchng.com/news/pdp-has-exhausted-its-lies-against-buhari-oshiomhole/ |
Pdp asked 4 issues based campaign yet they keep throwing tantrums in order to divert attention from d main issues affecting us. Dis is one question I want president Jonathan,Pdp leaders nd supporters to answer if dey know dat dey are not insensitive to d plight of d common man. y would u allow someone who went against d law and duped jobless youths,hoping for an opportunity to serve their fatherland,caused their deaths and blame them for it incompetence remain in it govt? |
What is Abba Moro still doing in your cabinet? |
Article written by Dr. Peregrino Brimah of Ends.ng That there is a vacuum in Nigeria’s leadership is not in dispute; however the recent declaration by the president of Chad, Idriss Deby compounds Nigeria’s delicate situation and threatens the nation’s sovereign integrity. As reported by the AFP in an article of January 17, 2015, captioned “Thousands see off Chadian troops to fight Boko Haram,” Idriss Deby the authoritarian leader of Chad, Nigeria’s north eastern neighbor, said “in a speech read by the speaker of parliament that the new deployment (of Chadian troops to Cameroon) aimed to recapture Baga.” Cameroon had requested for and welcomed the deployment that saw 400 Chadian military vehicles arrive in Cameroon. [AFP] However Nigeria was not invited to the table. Nigeria’s military leadership as quoted by the AFP are “lukewarm.” The word is defined by Google dictionary thus: “(of a person, attitude, or action) unenthusiastic.” Nigeria’s military spokesperson, GEN Olukolade said as quoted by the AFP: “All support for our operations will be welcome, but it must conform with our own ongoing operations.” In as much as Baga at the border with Chad and another 14 to 20 local governments in Nigeria by all means needs various degrees of military liberation from Boko Haram’s control, a Chadian intervention without approval by the African union or explicit approval by Nigeria’s government, even though lacking and inebriated infringes on the laws of national sovereignty; and prompts further suspicion of the intentions of Nigeria’s neighbors who have reportedly been permissive and in some cases frankly supportive of Boko Haram [See CNN]. The Chadian government and the government of Niger pulled out their troops from the multi- national force stationed at Nigeria’s northeastern border late last year leading up to and enabling the Boko Haram massacre that resulted in 2500 to 3000 dead. The stationing of troops by Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger by November 1 of 2014 was agreed upon by the four nations at the Paris summit in May of last year. Acknowledging a vacancy of leadership in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital of government; the new do-it-our-way, without Nigeria’s or any other openly known regional or global union’s explicit authorization challenges years-long developed modalities of territorial interrelation. Boko Haram terrorists are known to organize, train and source weapons from Chad, Niger and Cameroon. Nigeria has over the past years demanded these nations seal their borders and disallow terrorist’s assemblies on their soil. The McCain approach of total disregard to “some guy called Goodluck Jonathan,” disregards Nigerians as a whole and compounds an already highly suspicious situation and pits Nigerians to choose between Boko Haram (mostly) foreign terrorists’ invasion and foreign leaderships’ invasion. Nigerians in the affected territories swear that Chad president, Idriss Deby is a sponsor and financier of Boko Haram. A majority of Boko Haram insurgents are Chadians [SaharaReporters, Jan 14, 2015]. There is undeniably a serious problem here. In the course of Nigeria’s French neighbors partnering and protecting their interests, this cannot be done with permission of terror to Nigeria and at any risk to Nigeria’s territorial integrity. [See: “Serious Allegations of Cameroon, Chad Arming Boko Haram Is Act of Terror And War;” ENDS.ng Oct 14, 2014] In October last year, Nigeria’s president and the president of Chad jointly declared a very suspicious cessation of fire against Boko Haram [Which ENDS promptly rejected on behalf of Nigerians]. This leadership ‘blunder’ which world unions and lead groups were slow to recognize led to the strengthening of Boko Haram and the deaths of thousands more innocent Nigerians and Cameroonians. The world cannot continue to sit and watch these deadly conspiracies and administrative ‘errors.’ John Dramani Mahama, of Ghana, head of the regional Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS on Friday called for an African action against the Boko Haram regional threat. Absent a change of Nigeria’s incapacitated government, this is the right action, long overdue. On behalf of the people of Nigeria, we demand Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon sit down and negotiate the full modalities of any incursion by Chad and/or Cameroonian forces into Nigeria’s territory, and that the urgent agreements reached as sanctioned exigently by the African union. Dr. Peregrino Brimah; http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something] Email: drbrimah@ends.ng Twitter: @EveryNigerian lindaikeji..in/2015/01/idriss-deby-of-chad-dispatches-troops.html?m=1 |
just imagine. After spending 6yrs, being massively voted for in d previous election,yet cant mention a single project. It is a big shame on the path of d president and d stupid supporters who came out to support the inept president. Am so disappointed dey didn't stone him. If he didn't do anything when he knew he had something to lose(that is his reelection), Is it now that he has nothing to lose he will now start working? |
The All Progressives Congress has raised the alarm over the safety of its National Chairman, Chief John Oyegun, and his family after his residence in Abuja was raided in the early hours of Monday by armed invaders. In a statement in Lagos on Monday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said while hoping that a police investigation would unravel what happened, it was either those who attacked the residence at 1.30 am were robbers or assassins. It said while Odigie-Oyegun was away attending a previously unscheduled meeting in Abuja when the invaders struck, his wife who was at home, was left deeply traumatised by the raid ”The facts of the raid as available so far point to a sinister motive. For example, only Chief Oyegun’s room was ransacked in the whole house. Common sense dictates that if the invaders were robbers, they would have ransacked the whole house in search of money and other valuables which they might have believed were in the residence ”The invaders, two burly men, removed the window burglar bars to gain access to the residence from the back, and then made straight for the bedroom of our National Chairman. Police security was in place at the residence when the incident happened,” APC said. The party said while it did not know who was behind the raid, it was worth noting that the angry rhetoric and vitriolic personality attacks that had been directed at the opposition by the top leadership of the ruling PDP and their spokesmen had heightened tension and put the lives of opposition politicians at risk, ahead of the forthcoming elections. It expressed gratitude to God for saving the lives of the APC National Chairman and his wife, wondering what would have happened if the Chairman had been at home at the time of the raid. http://www.punchng.com/news/gunmen-rob-apc-chairman-odigie-oyegun-in-abuja/ |
we must crush dem |
jona's biggest achievement in d east is d addition of 'international' to Akanu Ibiam airport. And d appointment of some people dat have helped him plunder our resources. Is it not shameful dat someone who u supported totally is still coming back to promise u d same thing after 4yrs? Jonathan knew dat giving d Igbos d 2nd naiger bridge would guarantee him unwavering support yet he refused to do it when he knew he had something to lose. Is it now if he is reelected when he will have nothing to lose dat he will fulfil his promise? And with d antecedent of naija politicians, we know dat CIA 2nd term is always worse dan dia first |
A motion for Jonathan’s endorsement as the Igbo candidate in the 2015 presidential election was scuttled at the Ime-Obi (leadership caucus) meeting of Ohanaeze Ndigbo on January 3. As one of those who kicked against the motion, why do you think Jonathan should not be endorsed? Actually, it was on the 9th of November 2014 that they first mooted the idea to endorse President Jonathan. In that Ime-Obi, which is like a caucus meeting of the Ohanaeze, we said Ohanaeze was like a polygamous father with many children and many wives. A polygamous father has to consult more than a father that is married to only one wife. Ohanaeze is a father that is running many households: we have the Peoples Democratic Party, we have the All Progressives Congress, we have the United Progressive Party that even has an Igbo as the presidential candidate in Chief Chekwas Okorie; we have other political parties that also have Igbo people. We said it didn’t make any political sense, strategically, to endorse President Jonathan. We had to insist on a counter motion. In the shouting match that ensued, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu’s motion could not be passed and it wasn’t even seconded. It will be stupid for the Igbo nation to endorse President Jonathan because as it stands today, nobody knows who will win. It is not like in 2011 when General Muhammadu Buhari was running with the Congress for Progressive Change which did not have much spread nationwide. Today, the APC now has broad movement and followership in all the nooks and crannies of the country, just like the PDP. So we said it didn’t make sense to support one party. Is this why you want Ohanaeze to withdraw its support for Jonathan? Again, there is the checklist of expectations by the Igbo, which President Jonathan, in the course of the campaign before the 2011 general elections, agreed to fulfill. We talked of revamping the Enugu coal, but six years down the line President Jonathan has not done so. They even promised the Enugu coal will be used for a coal-fired power plant to supply at least 1000 mega watts of electricity. That had not been done. We had expected that six years after Jonathan became President the power plant would have started; it could have helped the Igbo and other Nigerians. Even the international airport he claimed to have built cannot actually be called an international airport because the British Airways, Lufthansa, can’t come there. If there is a hub driven by coal, with the ancillary industries that will follow the production of coal, it will energise the place. He failed. We talk of the second Niger Bridge. That is because President Jonathan, in February 2013, after visiting Imo State where he had received politicians who defected to the PDP, hopped into Onitsha to see the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfred Achebe. Luckily for the Igbo people, the Obi went through his diary and remembered that Jonathan promised the Second Niger Bridge and queried him there. President Jonathan was on the defensive. We said, with all the unprecedented oil money, why did it not occur to the president to remember the second Niger Bridge earlier? But some have commended Jonathan for favouring the South-East with political appointments. Yes, he gave us secretary to the government of the federation; he gave us minister of finance, and other ministers but we are saying those ones are supposed to be constitutional matters —the constitution says if you become the president, you must appoint at least one minister from every state of the federation. The issue of doing us a favour does not arise and the fact that we have our son, Dr. Pius Anyim, as the SGF, and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala as the minister of finance does not confer any advantage on us. We are not saying that the individual families have not been improved but we are not talking about families, we are talking about the generality of the Igbo race. We do not see any benefit from the Jonathan regime to warrant endorsement, and we felt it could be suicidal, given the fact that General Muhammadu Buhari and the APC were lurking in the wings, nobody could weigh who would win the presidential election. Why should we endorse one and leave the other? That was how we shut down the motion. But an Ohanaeze chief has boasted that Ohanaeze will eventually endorse Jonathan. Unless they do so by sitting in their houses and issuing a press statement. Ohanaeze’s constitution is very clear —even if the Ime-Obi had endorsed him, going by the constitution of Ohanaeze, it requires the ratification of the General Assembly that includes every Igbo person. It will require the General Assembly for endorsement. What plans does Buhari have for the Igbos, has he reached out to Ohanaeze Ndigbo? On the 7th of November, Buhari wrote to the Ohanaeze, saying he would like to have a discussion with us because he was consulting various groups and he felt the Ohanaeze was very important for him to consult. In the last paragraph of the letter, he said he would not claim to know everything that was of importance to the Igbo, that after the discussion, he would know what to say. Before the elections, he will have time to discuss with Ohanaeze. http://www.punchng.com/politics/crossfire/itll-be-stupid-for-igbos-to-endorse-jonathan-okechukwu/ |
Nigerians shud realise data vote for PDP is a vote to maintain d status quo. Nothing will change with d PDP in power. d complaints, insults and violence will not stop. any vote for PDP means we are happy with what u have done for 16years and we want u to continue. Nigerians is dat what u want? d mod dat moved d first wrong info to d FP should also move dis. d populace must not be misinformed. |
lol @op so buying 3 abandoned locomotive trains in d 21st century is innovative and an achievement for someone who has overseen d richest period in our 54yr history ? |
http://www.punchng.com/politics/we-didnt-adopt-jonathan-upn/ It seems dat d PDP are getting desperate. When tuey have failed for 16 years and wasted our years of plenty and oil boom,dia only only option is to start seeking endorsement from thieves and rogues. PDP/Jonathan, Nigerians have rejected u |
Ahead of the February 14 presidential election, the Unity Party of Nigeria says it has not adopted any presidential candidate.http://www.punchng.com/politics/we-didnt-adopt-jonathan-upn/ |
just saw did crazy comment from a nairalander If you want to campaign for Buhari, give Jonathan the microphone |
wow op, u just gave more reasons to vote for Buhari |
ambrosini593:U r obviously ignorant. I'm not gonna say what am not sure of but here in edo state,if jonathan wins up to 20% of votes,I will personally praise him |
I didn't rili like dis man. But my hatred for pdp has gradually increased over d years. But after looking at his past records nd achievements, I came to d conclusion dat it can only be buhari and nobody else. The corrupt cabals(ie pdp cabal,generator cabal,subsidy cabal,pension cabal,militants) know what he can do and they will do all dey can to stop him from becoming president. I know APC detractors are saying that he is too old,that a younger candidate is needed but we know dat any oda person we put in dere is going to be consumed by d system. The only person capable of doing it is Buhari Besides it is time to let politicians especially dat dey do not own Nigeria and we would not condone incompetence. |
abiambo:Read what u wrote and ask urself if it makes sense to u. Dictatorship? How? In democracy? Pls explain. I don't understand how dis will be possible 25 billion? Weren't u here during fuel subsidy fraud of over a trillion naira? Or over $10billion (more dan 1.8tn naira? Look at who is talking about ethnicism?have u ever bothered to look at Buhari's cabinet? U r obviously ignorant. Is 16yrs of destruction not enuf for u? R u not tired of complaining? Don't u want to try sometin different and vote dem out after 4 yrs if dey disappoint u? Are u not tired of hearing pdp boasting dat dey will rule Nigeria for more dan 50yrs? My God,what is wrong with Nigerians? |
They will do anytin to ensure they continue to hold on to power by all means. 16 yrs of destruction is enuf. We want change |
Yes oh. I spent almost 2yrs as an 100 level student. Dat guy wasted 7 mths of my life |
Definitely not continuity of corruption |
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