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Whatever weapon you give to the Nigerian army will still be handed over to boko haram on a platter of gold. |
NgeneUkwenu: Get off my mention, you are irritating!That is exactly the idea bro. What party can you Yorubas lay claim to this 2014? |
NgeneUkwenu: Dreamer! No be only retake na retookOk no be Ndi Igbo Abago again? I guess that is because you couldn't answer my question about which party you Yorubas can lay claim to now. |
NgeneUkwenu: It's really a pity! Though we all saw it coming! Peter Obi is criminal! He intentionally killed APGA for Ndigbo!APGA is still the ruling party in Anambra and will retake power in Imo come 2015. Tell me one party your Yoruba people have in this 2014. |
@ Backtosender I saw this thread before it made front page, were you the one who later added ''many soldiers died'' to the title or the moderator who brough it to the front page? I want to know. |
ibedun: These wonderful pictures proves that we have been City dwellers long before the gorillas from the east emerges from his jungles, he doesn't even want to rule Nigeria or Abuja, but LagosYou call those things cities? A well trained dog will not spend a night in any of those houses. |
HarrveySpecter: The man must have been senseless to travel even after being advised against it. But come on people, he is the president! He's suppose to be professional. That's just not professional in any way.He described the man in the most professional way possible. Stop looking for faults, even your fellow APC plebs have abandoned you on this one. Ntorrr! |
The Northern Elders Forum, NEF, on Monday identified “lack of a strong will at the level of the presidency, deep-seated corruption incompetence in governments and in the management of security challenges” as major factors fuelling the Boko Haram insurgency. The body also advised President Goodluck Jonathan to bring an end the insurgency in all its manifestations and produce the Chibok girls before the end of October, 2014, saying In the event that he failed to do so, Nigerians would be left with the only conclusion that he had forfieted his right to ask for their mandate beyond 2015. In a communique issued at a press conference in Kaduna, NEF said after a major review of the state of the nation, it resolved to continue to offer ways to resolve the country’s current political, economic, security challenges, and also facilitate the emergence of a more united, secure and prosperous nation out of its present limitations. The statement obtained by DailyPost was signed by Barrister Solomon Dalung and Dr Hakeem Baba- Ahmed, OON, both NEF prominent members. It reads: “The security situation in our nation today represents the most serious threat to our individual and collective lives in our entire history. The reality is that the threats posed by what appears to be an insurgency that has many manifestations and defies a clear and consistent identity is growing due to the absence of a clear national consensus over its nature, and it solutions. “The lack of a strong will at the level of the presidency to fight it, as well as deep-seated corruption and incompetence in governments and in the management of our security challenges has allowed a band of terrorists to take and hold vast parts of our land and populations hostage, while every citizen lives in fear that they will be its next victim. “The Northern Elders Forum does not believe that the Nigerian military cannot defeat these terrorists. We also reject the notion that multiple internal security challenges such as attacks on villages, ethno-religions conflicts and banditry springing up by the day in many parts of the north are all a coincidence. Indeed, we are convinced that most of these conflicts are being engineered to weaken the North politically and economically by interests which intend to exploit such weaknesses for electoral benefits. “In the light of our firm conviction that the insurgency and related security challenges pose threats to the 2015 elections and the survival of our nation, we strongly advise President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to bring an end to the insurgency in all its manifestations and produce the Chibok girls before the end of October, 2014.The circumstances under which our fellow citizens in and around Gwoza in Borno state in particular live and die will not be tolerated by any people who have a government and a leader sworn to defend them, and they must be reversed immediately. In the event that President Jonathan fails to do this, Nigerians will be left with the only conclusion that he has forfieted his right to ask for our mandate beyond 2015″. They added that, “The Northern Elders Forum calls on the President to immediately set up a Judicial Panel to investigate the recent killing of over 30 members of the Islamic Movement in Zaria. The internal investigations by the military in an event in which soldiers are involved will not meet the minimum standards of fairness and acceptability. The Forum reminds the nation that it was the murder of Muhammad Yusuf by the Nigeria Police in 2009 that formed the major point of escalation in the activities of the group(s) known today under the generic term of Boko Haram. We also call for a thorough investigation into the attempted assassination of General Muhammadu Buhari and Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, and the publication of the outcome of these investigations. “The Forum notes that the state of security and economic challenges of the North are deteriorating, in spite of its wealth of leaders and elders who should use their God-given privileges, power and influence to affect a reversal of these dangerous trends. It is no secret that the vast majority of Northerners lament their marginalization, insecurity and poverty, and blame it in large part on the inability of unwillingness of its past and present leaders to utilize all access to power which they enjoy, to bring us redress and relief. General Yakubu Gowon, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, General Muhammadu Buhari, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, General Abdussalami Abubakar, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, Architect Namadi Sambo, General T.Y Danjuma and all retired Chief Justices of Nigeria from the North represent grossly under utilized assets of the North. “The N.E.F joins millions of Northerners in appealing to these leaders to raise their levels of involvement in the fortunes of our region in every endeavour or fora they are involved. In these difficult days when every hand must be on deck, if these leaders cannot visibly help to transform the fortunes of the North in the next few months, they will leave northerners with the damaging impression that they have abandoned the region and the people to its seemingly irreversible decline and ultimate destruction. “The Forum took stock of the performance of northerners at the National Conference, and commends the commitment of the vast majority of the delegates to the core interests of the north and the unity and survival of our nation on principles of equity and mutual respect. The N.E.F appeals to all leaders from other parts of the country to discourage tendencies which suggest that some parts of our federation are dispensable and undeserving of respect. “The Forum has noted with relief the cessation of plans to single out northerners in many parts of the country for treatments which humiliate them and deprive them of their rights to live and work in any part of Nigeria. While commending the maturity and foresight of northern leaders which informed the restraints against retaliatory and other negative measures, the Forum appeals to young persons from the north to resist the temptation to operate by the very low standards of responsibility set by others. These young northerners should be reminded that their legacy includes the heroic efforts of their forebears to build and sustain this nation to its present state, and they did this in the face of massive provocations and threats. The Forum places on record its appreciation for the prompt response of President Goodluck Jonathan to appeals for decisive action against profiling and other threatening actions against northerners in some states in the southern parts of the country. “The Forum invites attention of Nigerians to the critical role which the 2015 elections will play in the future of our nation. We call on all leaders and political parties to demonstrate the highest levels of commitment to the rule of law and the demands of the electoral process. At all cost, the 2015 elections must be free and fair. This means that any threat which may provide a cover for militarising the electoral process must be eliminated before the elections. Every part of Nigeria must participate in these elections, and no citizen should be deprived of his right to vote under any excuse. “The Forum is concerned that political developments in some states which involve removals, threats or attempts to remove elected persons are being informed by partisan interests seeking advantages towards 2015. These are dangerous antics which will deepen violence and other acts of desperation by politicians. The Forum urges the convening of a genuine summit of political leaders and parties to create or reinforce consensus around the imperatives of security of the electoral process, and ensuring that 2015 elections are spared from widespread disputes”. http://dailypost.ng/2014/08/11/breaking-northern-elders-give-jonathan-october-deadline-end-boko-haram-insurgency%e2%80%8b-produce-chibok-girls/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
ChrisOD: I hope it remains that way.You don't bother yourself over things you read on facebook pages. Those pages are known to carry all sorts of ridiculous stories, most of them fake. |
lakhadimar: YeahYoruba man such ill feelings only exist in your wicked imagination. It is only a matter of time before your Islamic brethren start bombing you to shreds. |
Well, they aren't clashing or killing themselves are they? Stop looking for problems where there is none. |
Johnolis: they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder,you may be seeing rusted roofs,others are seeing untapped opportunities.Aluminium roofins sheet business opportunities. |
Kikuyu = Kenya's version of Musiwa |
I don't live in Lagos, but I can wager that Ejigbo is inhabited by immigrants from Oshogbo or Ibadan, see how the whole place is messed up. |
Who is the useless author of this article that said Ghana celeberated 10 years of uninterrupted power supply last year? Ghana cannot even boast of one month of uninterrupted power supply in their history let alone one year. It is disgusting when roadside rumours find their way into mainstream media. |
Unibenstudent: No matter what Islamists or C.I.A wants Nigeria will never disintegrate, they tried to steal our oil through use of militants , they failed, they tried to bomb our northern brothers they failed,they kidnapped our girls they failed, they now bring ebola, they will continue to failYou are a fool! Keep blaming others for your problems. |
Sincere9gerian: So why didn't this thread make front page? This sort of pictures USUALLY make front page on NL. I guess Mynd44 wasn't impressed with the picturesSo on point |
Neena AKA Lagbake my Yoruba missing rib, I can see you viewing. How about our deal? |
wizard007: Stop it, my dad doesn't even have a pinch of his wealth and they are agemates, my Pman na treysongz for where tinubu dey.Tinubu looks like a cancer patient in that picture. I say this with all sincerity and seriousness in me. |
winniz: Iddiot are u blind? Can't u see they are the same watch.I don't understand how some of you still take Tunde Salam serious. Hapu Nwoke ahu biko. |
barcanista: u don attempt 2 sample am b4?We don gather experience for that thing so tay we fit tell how the inner caucus be from looking at the face alone. |
barcanista: lolsss, grandma ke? But sha that her temple fit stil get small oil to serviceUnless na artificial oil o. Natural one don finish. |
barcanista: I can't snap to impress you babe. PM me and we chat on bbm where I av my pix @ dp. Or we meet. Otherwise, 4get it.Thw woman you are calling ''babe'' is old enough to be your grand ma. She is still single though.... |
ilugunboy: Most Mr Big franchised restaurant always look the same....he didn't come to where he said he would be.If he didn't come at all, then it is far better that to come and then disappear after seeing that you also came. But those pics you guys posted definitely looked like the same place, I am currently crosschecking them. |
OrlandoOwoh: All you just said doesn't add up. How come Customized went with his car and is claiming the battery of his phone ran down. Doesn't the car have a port where phones are charged?Does the car also come with a car charger for his phone? I know he f'd up but no need to bring mumu logic into it. |
customized13: am not boasting too, you saw me, I didn't see you, its a matter of calling me and saying "hello customized, I am the ilugunboy" that's all.You didn't give him enough time to do that. Besides he posted pics of the cloth he was wearing. |
ilugunboy: I don't boast....He was actually there because both of you were posting pictures of the same place at a time. |
winniz: Nna ihe nkea Kedu kwanu ihe anyi ga eme? Nsogbu adighiAnyi ga zere ya si ugbu a gaba. |
manny4life: Lmao...Somebody is deeply hated... Oya go and DIE...Leave the impostor alone, only reply him when he feels brave enough to attack you with his main handle ''OrlandoOwoh''. |
OrlandoOwoh: A chom ki ji beke de ihe i dere.Odinma1 i were ike de ya na beke ma ọ bụrụ na i choro. |
winniz: Nwoke Mechigodi onu gi na iwulu anyi niile bu Nwafor aka na ala ebea.O wulu anyi na ala ofuma! |
Does anyone know what Tinubu's childhood was like? I ask because Tunubu looks like a cancer patient in that picture, could be as a result of spending his formative years under cancerous rusty zinc roofs. |

