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They've grown like spread like cockroaches, the need to reduce population so, they need history to repeat itself Bring it on furckers |
ArchEnemy:Story said the keke tumbled, perhaps like was mangled and trapped, or maybe he was disoriented, otherwise he wouldn't sit there Either way your comment seems sarcastic or something |
ROSSIKE:hehehehe he don dey pain you , i don't live around railway lines , and even though we have rails , we don't see any new trains , na wash |
Regiment:Answer the damn question, swear , that's all i asked |
[size=18pt]DUMBEST ADVERT EVER [/size] |
Trashy , It's just publicity stun, wonder how many people have asked who she is , what station she works for and stuffs Its why celebrities beef or get involved in Scandals Its why a blogger will show you nude pictures for you to click on his blog [size=38pt]TRASHY [/size] |
Most of these comments are unrelated to the post anyways E no consyn me [size=19pt]Sai Buhari[/size] ![]() |
[size=18pt]Another disappointment to Nigeria[/size] , Who'd have thunk PDP'S propaganda weed can make someone loose thier mind Literally? |
Areolad:[size=28pt]He will remain eligible , He might be disqualified [/size], [size=18pt]Make up your mind damn it[/size] |
LESS than 2 weeks to election , Boko haram suddenly negotiating for surrender, I am assuming that monthly salary will be part of the negotiation and some people will say GEJ deserves vote buhahahaha anyways , I smell 24 ..Jack BaueR things [size=38pt]I still won't vote PDP[/size] |
Nigeria seeing shift in politics of religion ahead of vote Goodluck Jonathan is still the favourite for Nigeria's February 14 election . Lagos (AFP) - Less than two weeks from national polls, Nigeria's ruling party is facing unprecedented shifts in the politics of religion that could spell trouble for the incumbent, President Goodluck Jonathan. Smears and fears: Nigeria presidential campaign gets personal AFP While he may still be the favourite on February 14, experts said two key factors could remove his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) from power for the first time since the end of military rule in 1999. First, opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari, a northern Muslim, has gained surprising traction in the mostly Christian south, despite sustained PDP efforts to paint him as a religious extremist. [b]The PDP could also suffer a historically lopsided defeat in the Muslim-majority north, where the party has previously drawn considerable support, even when a Christian was at the top of the ticke[/b]t. - 'Surpassing religion' – Buhari, a former army general who led a military government for 20 months from December 1983, is hardly the dream candidate for many in the south, experts said. Some southerners have an entrenched antipathy towards Muslims from the Hausa ethnic group, members of which plundered the country as military rulers through much of the 1980s and 1990s. View galleryMuhammadu Buhari's campaign has gained surprising … Muhammadu Buhari's campaign has gained surprising traction in the mostly Christian south on Nige … PDP efforts to brand Buhari as an extremist devoted to Islamic law have also been successful, said John Campbell, a former US ambassador to Nigeria, now with the Council on Foreign Relations. "It is grossly unfair. I know him. He is not an extremist but these things resonate," he told AFP. Buhari, from the All Progressives Congress (APC) party, is making his fourth run at the presidency and has been billed as Nigeria's chief anti-corruption crusader, helping him attract nationwide support. Analyst Jibrin Ibrahim agreed that for the first time in religiously divided Nigeria, governance could be "surpassing religion" as a campaign issue. "The issue of religion is very present in all our elections and will be in this one," said Ibrahim, from the Centre for Democracy and Development in Abuja. "What I think is new about these elections is that it is really about the failures of Jonathan. View galleryRabiu Kwankwaso, governor of the north's most populous … Rabiu Kwankwaso, governor of the north's most populous state, Kano, has quit the the PDP and joi … "There are voters in the south who don't particularly like Buhari but they have been extremely disappointed with the last four years and that could shift support to Buhari." Jonathan has been heavily criticised for his apparent failure to reduce graft in Africa's most populous country and top economy, where billions of dollars in public money have been stolen, especially in the oil sector. Boko Haram's brutal uprising has also worsened each year under Jonathan's watch, with more than 13,000 people killed since 2009. - Rotation in 'disarray' - The PDP has won all four presidential elections since 1999 with support from both the north and the south, which it secured through an unwritten power-sharing agreement within the party. Power brokers in both regions "were comfortable using the PDP as a venue through which they would arrive at a rough consensus" because it was understood that each side would get its turn in charge, Campbell said. The 2010 death in office of Jonathan's predecessor, Hausa-Muslim Umaru Musa Yar'Adua "put that agreement in disarray", analyst Idiyat Hassan wrote on the African Arguments blog. Jonathan's rise from the vice-presidency and his refusal to stand aside for a northerner in 2011 caused initial cracks in the PDP's national alliance. His insistence on running for a second term in 2015 split the party, with the north emerging as "the great losers" of the once dominant PDP coalition, Campbell said. Several key northern politicians have quit the PDP and joined the APC over the last two years, including Rabiu Kwankwaso, governor of the north's most populous state, Kano, which has five million registered voters. Jonathan beat Buhari by roughly 10 million votes in 2011, winning roughly eight million in the north and the religiously divided central states. If Jonathan's support in the north collapses and Buhari makes inroads in the south, analysts said the president could lose. Buhari is helped by the fact that he is leading a united opposition, unlike in 2011 when rival candidates peeled off more than three million votes. - Looking past religion - Some argue that parties spend too much effort striving for ethno-religious balance, noting that the most popular presidential ticket since independence in 1960 -- the 1993 campaign of the Social Democratic Party -- contained two Muslims. Moshood Abiola and running mate Baba Gana Kingibe were easily on track to win the polls before military ruler Ibrahim Babangida nullified the vote. Many commentators were clamouring for popular Lagos state governor Babatunde Fashola, a Muslim, to head the APC ticket in 2015, but the party decided it needed a Hausa candidate to defeat Jonathan. For Dapo Thomas, political scientist at Lagos State University, the emphasis on a candidate's religion and tribe has "driven merit to the backseat". http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-seeing-shift-politics-religion-ahead-vote-111521909.html |
AGORO tallest, someone very talk ALAYE may not always mean a nuisance OGBENI from Oriste Femi's mentality , means someone you are not really close with but you see , relate , talk or drink together |
Ask4bigneyo:Where you see Raul ? ? ? No be only Raul, Na Ronaldo , Its Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola |
saasala:I hope some mumu won't come here to say this poll too is rigged or that Nairaland is giving likes to APC |
Maybe , But if such operation exists it is illegal, There was a long reign of illegal miners in some states in the country , when the government changed the operations were foiled and banned , and that further proves that it is greed , anyone arrested will be jailed but then You don't hear notherners screaming that Government shouldn't control their gold filled lands , A gram of gold costs more than a barrel of their OYEL Your point also points out there's the need to improve government's awareness about the resources, the cases i have heard of people being arrested and released based on PDP's man know man policy , Nigeria has lots of potentials that Government should be in charge of in order to effectively manage and distribute wealth across the nation , so my point remains Nigeria as a nation owns all resources and Group or settlement claiming its theirs are being stewpyd Any mining that's not government approved is Illegal and it wouldn't be illegal if it was free for all Government needs to be fully integrated into the mining sector and prevent theft of said resources, Stealing resources is being unpatriotic , a felony / federal offence in Sane countries across the world Collynzo9: |
I am yet to see any insult in what i posted which clearly proves my point over and over again, Your mind works like a GPS controlled car, without the driver its heading for a crash , Your brain is your driver in this case and you need to learn to use it I blame your parents for being carefree , they fed you propaganda , and so did your government , Bottom line remains that Every mineral resources belongs to Nigeria , not a region , The Nigerian constitution was handed over by the British colonialists and it was later amended by several ethnic representatives , Finally , what i said is very meaningful to people who are objective , literate and reasonable , Greedy, Ethnically intolerable and learners , Go ask your mentors to wage war with Nigeria if GEJ looses so that your own descendants will be able to learn from your mistakes as they recant the massacre of you the ancestors Greedy suumbiatvh CHM11: |
Still proving my point , [size=28pt]GREED [/size] It's their resources as if they have not been benefiting from Nigeria as a whole , constitution clearly defines that all mineral resources belongs to the Federal Government so does all Lands , So because it is in Niger Delta a region governed by the same Constitution . doesn't mean it belongs solely to Niger Deltans Your comment shows the mentality of an average greedy and corrupt Nigerian from '' THIS REGION'' CHM11: |
BlackTechnology:What is this one saying ![]() |
That SK go need shisha abeg ![]() hahn: |
Ezemarcel:So , how do we know that this is a campaign by any party , there are no signs indicating alliance with / to any party Wherever the pic was taken its not an uncommon sight in Nigeria , so if you wanna lie , tell a white lie |
My opinion , Its not possible , PDP lost it's way . so lost that Nigerians noticed , that's why everybody is screaming change |
Prepare for the worst and still pray for the best One Clueless man should not hold Nigerians hostage , directly as the Commander of thieves or Indirectly by using MEND, MASSOB as his mouth piece One man , 159,999,999 Nigerians , It will not work Sai Buhari |
Since before Nigeria got its name, its been know that some bad elements among igbos as they are generally called are greedy , they love to chop alone , History has repeasted itself on several occassions and i assume it will again soon All of this is all about money and OIL, Which they want to greedily sit on As of today , OYEL is cheap , and there's no hope that price will soar again soon , For less than a million people to threaten one seventy million is just unfair Loose talks will cause more tension and GEJ or no GEJ , anyone who wishes to leave or break up the country through terrorism or militancy will loose their lives ONE MAN ONE VOTE NO VIOLENCE JUST VOTE SAI BUHARI |
ireneidiva:Sex is Sin .. Swear to God that you havent had sex |
So , Yorubas are the Christians in the country BlackTechnology: |
voltron:Really? I think 40k is not enough to establish a business in today's Nigeria |
If it's not ebook advert I'm interested Mistaarhlohki: |
Onelovetayz:Deceive me please, just don't mention ebook |
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