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Politics › Re: That Buhari BBC Hard Talk Interview In Print by deji68: 10:04pm On Jan 17, 2015
deji68:
Chei !!!!!... undecided undecided
Politics › Re: That Buhari BBC Hard Talk Interview In Print by deji68:
Chei !!!!!.. undecided undecided
Politics › Re: Results And Grades Of Past Presidents Till Date...grade Gej Naw..!! by deji68: 9:05pm On Jan 17, 2015
A2 cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Abike Dabiri Shares Chart Showing Arms Purchase Between GEJ & Buhari's Govt by deji68: 12:04am On Jan 16, 2015
Nigeria had 541 aircrafts in 1985....chei grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Proof That Buhari Didn't Buy Any Rifle For The Army. by deji68: 2:59pm On Jan 15, 2015
Haba !!! ur paramaters are wonderful!!!!!....u mean Naija had 359 aircraft in 1985... grin grin grin
abacus:
This way!
Politics › Re: Proof That Buhari Didn't Buy Any Rifle For The Army. by deji68: 2:46pm On Jan 15, 2015
dem go even gather one place ...to make it easier for u to kill them.. grin grin grin

nku5:
Lol. Not even 'cock and shoot'.
Politics › Re: Proof That Buhari Didn't Buy Any Rifle For The Army. by deji68: 2:39pm On Jan 15, 2015
make u know mind them Maitatsine that were using bows and arrows back then cool cool
nku5:
Maitatsine did not have rifles, anti-aircraft guns, HMGs, SUVs and plenty of assistance from saboteurs in the armed forces. Let's not forget the plenty dollars $$$ that Al Qaeda donated to boko haram 2002 under Obasanjo's nose.

Wetin be maitatsine?
Politics › Re: Proof That Buhari Didn't Buy Any Rifle For The Army. by deji68: 1:56pm On Jan 15, 2015
Chei !!!! internet nawa ooo...person fit lie anyhow cheesy cheesy

Nigeria 2 Erinomi Corvette 1975 1980 2
(55) Fox Armoured car 1975 1977-1979 (55)
(92) Scorpion Light tank (1975) 1977-1979 (92) No. could be up to 140
(40) Sea Cat SAM (1975) 1980 (40) For Erinomi corvettes
1 AWS-5 Air/sea search radar 1977 1982 1 For 1 MEKO-360 (Republic) frigate from FRG
12 Bulldog Trainer aircraft 1977 1978 12 $1.4 m deal; Bulldog-123 version
(3) Cymbeline Arty locating radar (1977) 1978 (3)
2 Olympus Gas turbine 1977 1982 2 For 1 MEKO-360 (Republic) frigate from FRG
75 AT-105 Saxon APC (1980) 1980-1982 (75) For police
5 Bulldog Trainer aircraft 1980 1982 5 Bulldog-123 version
3 Lynx ASW helicopter 1981 1985 3 $20 m deal; Lynx Mk-89 version
36 MBT Mk-3 Tank 1981 1984-1985 (36) $115 m deal
5 MBT Mk-3/ARV ARV 1981 1983-1985 (5) Part of $115 m deal
6 MBT Mk-3 VAB ABL 1981 1983-1985 (6) Part of $115 m deal
(200) Blowpipe Portable SAM 1982 1983-1984 (200) $28 m deal
49 Stormer APC (1982) 1982-1983 (49)
18 Jaguar-S FGA aircraft 1983 1984-1985 (18) Jaguar-SN version; incl 5 Jaguar-BN version
(100) Swingfire Anti-tank missile 1983 1984-1985 (100)
12 Viper Turbojet 1983 1984-1985 (12) For 12 MB-339AN trainer aircraft from Italy; Viper-632 version
(36) MBT Mk-3 Tank 1985 1985-1986 (36)
5 MBT Mk-3/ARV ARV 1985 1985-1986 (5)
6 MBT Mk-3 VAB ABL 1985 1985-1986 (6)
Politics › Re: Fayose Behaving Like A Tout:insults Buhari, Wants State Of Health Declared by deji68: 2:28pm On Jan 14, 2015
So what do you call Amaechi behaviour huh huh abeg Fayose is the PDP answer to Ameachi, gragra grin grin
Politics › Re: PHOTOS: See Jonathan And Buhari Looking Like Best Friends As They Meet In Abuja by deji68: 1:46pm On Jan 14, 2015
GEJ is a man of peace... wink
Politics › Re: I Found Nothing After Probing Buhari’s PTF – Obasanjo by deji68: 12:27am On Jan 14, 2015
“And I called my brother and colleague (Buhari), I said see this and he said ‘look we are managing billions of Naira and I tried to make sure I see everything.But I will not say that what they have said about this is correct or not correct. But I can assure you, I tried to see everything. grin grin grin grin
"future" president indeed cheesy
cycline404:
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday said his administration probed the accounts of the Petroleum Trust Fund headed by the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) and found nothing unpleasant.

Buhari headed the PTF, inaugurated in March 1995, under the regime of the late dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha. The PTF was established to manage the fund accruable from the increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise know as petrol, from N3.25 to N11.

The PTF was scrapped by Obasanjo on assumption of the Presidency in 1999. The ex-President also set up a committee to investigate the accounts of the PTF following allegations of N25bn fraud in the agency.

Obasanjo’s fresh revelation was made in Ogun State when Buhari and other national leaders of the APC visited the ex-President at his Hilltop residence in Abeokuta.

On the Buhari’s entourage were the APC national chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun; the party’s former interim national chairman, Chief Bisi Akande; a former governor of Lagos State and a national leader of the APC, Bola Tinubu, and the governor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, among others.

Obasanjo said when he looked into the report submitted to him on the alleged fraud in the PTF he did not see anything incriminating concerning Buhari.

He said, “When you were going to become the manager of PTF. We talked about it and when you finished and I took over, we looked into it.

“I haven’t said this publicly, I would say it publicly now. When we looked into it, there was really nothing amiss except that that organisation went from road building to mosquito net-buying and all sorts of things.

“And what the investigation discovered is a bit of inconsistency in prices and all that. In one area, mosquito net might have been given for N50; in another, N45. And I then remarked that this is fishy. We should look into it.

“And I called my brother and colleague (Buhari), I said see this and he said ‘look we are managing billions of Naira and I tried to make sure I see everything.But I will not say that what they have said about this is correct or not correct. But I can assure you, I tried to see everything.’

“I said okay Muhammadu, between me, you and God, was there any personal benefit for you? And you said ‘no.’ I said that is the end of the matter.

“Although there was that investigation, its report was not of any material importance.”

Obasanjo asked Buhari and other presidential candidates to address the nagging issues of insecurity, economy and deficit in infrastructure.

He implored the presidential candidates to focus on issues rather than trivialities.

He said, “I hope people will face issues rather than trivialities. On occasions like this, issues are very important. And you have mentioned three areas which are demanding issues in Nigeria today.

“I will just beg all of you who are contesting to add one to it; you mentioned economy, you mentioned corruption, and you mentioned security.

“I will beg of you to add infrastructure. It’s very important. You may take it as part of economy but I will take infrastructure as special and give it special attention.”

While he described a political party as a microcosm of a nation, which would consist of near saints, devils, rapists, and armed robbers, Obasanjo warned that when the party wanted to go into government, it must look for men and women of integrity.

Speaking earlier, Buhari said he would tackle corruption while the resources would be used to address infrastructural deficit.

He said if elected, his administration would also give priority to security and fix the economy, stressing that Obasanjo had more experience than him and others in governance.

He said, “It’s a fact that you know more than all we know about the problem that we are in. But what we’ll do is try to convince you to believe us that we are going to do better.

“We have been going around three fundamental issues: security, economy, corruption. This vicious circle is what the APC is determined to break.

“Because without security, there is no way the country can settle down not to talk of living in it. So many people, educated and uneducated, some said up to 60 per cent, will say Nigeria is sitting on a keg of gun powder.

“We believe that if we are able to stop corruption, a lot of resources will be available to invest in infrastructure, get the factories to reopen, get jobs and get goods and services. So security, economy, in terms of employment, production, manufacturing, goods and services, and then agriculture will again be given impetus to employment.”


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-found-nothing-after-probing-buharis-ptf-obasanjo/
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Is A Comedian I Swear.... by deji68: 12:07am On Jan 13, 2015
If THEY had succeeded in fighting corruption, corruption would not have been here with us now.” GEJ......upon all the 300 years sentencing ..There are smart ways of fighting corruption....jailing is the last resort cool cool

NewNigeriaMind:
President Jonathan says if re-elected, he will tackle corruption in Nigeria using modern technology. The President said this while speaking at his campaign rally in Ibadan today. He said that even if he jails 5 million people for corruption, the problem will still persist but that with modern technology, corruption would be prevented. He said his govt is currently working on introducing the technology

grin this mumu president that cannot do anything about corruption in 6 years has a magic wand he will use called technology in the next 4 years.

The mumu then wnet on to say:

So for you to solve corruption problems, you must use modern technologies to prevent people from stealing and that is what we are working on.

Really after 6 years you are still working on it grin.....see mumu o!!!

The oil industry is a good area; we are working very hard. I just don’t want to say certain things, because some of these people have been given so much money, they would do everything to stop us. But I promise you that if you vote me and I come back to serve this country for the next four years, the day I would leave here, the next person that would come as the president of this country, people would not talk about corruption, because we are working on technologies and we would use technologies to block all these areas. Today we are talking about IT; we are no longer in the analog generation, so we must deploy IT to solve our human problems and I am promising that in the next four years, the next president, nobody would harass that president for not fighting corruption because I will solve the problem of corruption in this country"

grin grin grin grin

This is cluelessness at the epic.

How can you do what you couldn't do before now.

This guys is a drunkard
Politics › Re: US War College Says Muhammadu Buhari Was Awarded A Diploma In 1980 (photo) by deji68:
Then make u help am present am... cool cool
Politics › Re: Who Is The Best President Nigeria Has Ever Had? by deji68: 2:54pm On Jan 10, 2015
Gej and obj civillian .... ibb millitary
Politics › Re: BOKO HARAM,Since 5 Years,Common State Capital You Can't Capture.SHAME ON YOU. by deji68: 12:15am On Jan 10, 2015
Nice one..Let support our millitary.. wink wink
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Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Boko Haram Again! Damaturu Under Terror Siege!!! by deji68: 11:49pm On Jan 09, 2015
make u noo mind them...the Maitasine that were using bow and arrows then cool cool
emmasege:
Did maitaisines use sophisticated weapons (machine guns, IEDs) like the Buhari boys?
Abeg, go sit down. Next time, come up with a stronger argument.
Jokes Etc › Re: Seems Jonathan Drank Ogogoro Before He Made His Speech At The Lagos Rally by deji68: 10:52pm On Jan 08, 2015
Hmnnn ....even if it is "Akpeteshi" the thing worked wonder cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Buhari Presidential Campaign In Uyo A Big Flop Could Not Fill A 5000 LGA Stadium by deji68: 12:20am On Jan 08, 2015
This part 2 is serious too grin grin
ujoinme:
GEJ has done a lot in the North
1). Education: The establishment of 9 federal universities most of them in the North and the 200 Almajiri schools established all over the North is a brilliant strategy to reduce the over 10million out of school kids in Nigeria who are mostly from the North.
BH thrives there because of the Almajiris system that ensures the availability of several street kids that are easy prey of the nafarious characters that sponsor violence in the region.

This administration is the only one that has deemed it fir to address the root cause of the problem by giving this street kids an oppurtunity of an education that can change their future rather than encourage the barbaric practices.

2). Airport: Under jonathan many airports in the north has been renovated and repositioned to better serve the people, Jos airport, kano, kaduna, yola etc have all been refurbished these facilities were abandoned by previous administration.
GEJ has also made it easy for state government in the north to build and operate their own airport hence States like Jigawa, Kebbi, bauchi have built and commissioned spanking new airport for their citizens.

3) Railways : Lagos - kano trains are now functional, a railway that was abandoned for 3 decades has been reactivated by GEJ. the port harcourt - maiduguri railway is undreway and trains are running fro PH to Enugu as we speak and will run from PH to Maidugri before the end of the year.

Abuja Light rail is at an advanced staage of construction.

Abuja - Kaduna standard rail line has been completed and is awaiting the arrival of coaches that will begin the passenger service the First quarter of 2015.

the warri to ajaokuta standard rail is also complete and awaiting the arrival of coaches for passenger service to commence.

The railways will ensure that the agricultural produce in the north will easily get to the areas of demand in the south and will also arrive the seaport for onward export to foreign countries thereby improving the lives of the farmers in the North.

4) Agriculture : This administration has taken the bull by the horn by removing the corruption in fertilizer procurement and seedlings procurement in Agricultural sector in this country, thereby ensuring that farmers get their inputs on time, fertilizer and seedlings are getting to farmers that need it and not to corrupt politicians as before, and today Nigeria is almost self sufficient in rice production, No 1 in the world in cassava production. paddy rice pyramids are back in the north. Tomatoes processing plants are being set up in the north to check loss in harvest and cargo facilities are being built in airports in the north to export our perishable veggies.

This is just to mention but a few of what this government has done for the North, GEJ has substance to campaign in the north and the masses and people in the north are feeling the FG impacts there Despite the current politically motivated violence that has permeated the region, the only people who are mad at GEJ are the 'born to rule' peeps who see nothing good in any leader that is not a northerner. They will be taught a valuable lesson in 2015.
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 11:05pm On Jan 07, 2015
Mr teacher...thanks dont want to learn abusive language, carry your wahala go grin
ROSSIKE:
You have a lot to learn.
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 11:02pm On Jan 07, 2015
Why are u abusive....

ROSSIKE:
Please just shut up.
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 10:58pm On Jan 07, 2015
Not really if u check the headline most "western-oriented leader", is in the way he is practicing democracy ...we borrowed democracy from them.... grin grin
ROSSIKE:
op you think like a slave. You are actually proud of your president being called the most pro western leader in Africa. Kai.
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 10:39pm On Jan 07, 2015
Me too undecided undecided ur comment prove u are GMBist
dharyour93:
I rest my case. Your comments proves that you're a GEJist and I don't want to engage in an online battle. wink
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op):
dharyour93:
1. $3million F. Lawan bribery scandal : What has that got to do with GEJ.... is GEJ Lawanhuhhuh??

2. $6.8 billion petrol subsidy scam The Culprits are in court

3. N60 billion police pension scam The Culprits are in Court

4. Oduah N225 million car scandal Any prove she broke the law huh?

5. N10 billion Allison jet scandal huhhuhhuh??

6. N10 billion laundered by Lamidos Is Lamido GEJ huh?

7. Missing $20 billion from Fed account do u have prove

8. Haliru Mohamed £1million bribe Halliburton scandal predate GEJ

9. $1.1 billion Malabu bribe scandal huhhuh?

10. $180 million Halliburton scandal huhhuh same as nr 8

11. $32billion ill-equipping defense huh??

12. $713 billion port authority fraud huhhuh

13. Immigration death scandal Tragedy can happen anywhere in the world .. eg New year stampede in China

14. Bart Nnaji NEPA scandal That is the best energy minister we ever had dont know of any scandal

15. Dame dollar laundering scandal huhhuh

I just saw this thread on nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/2081512/did-all-these-happen-under#29588146
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 10:16pm On Jan 07, 2015
Maybe u have been reading too much Saharareporter . In that area only GEJ and OBJ tried...Obj created the institutions we have now Fighting corruption......GEJ rely more on prevention of corruption through transparency...

fertilizer distribution
New i payment for civil servant salary, saved billions of Naira
Election rigging reduced
Police Checkpoint bribery reduced

......the list long our Transparency rating improved under GEJ..




If I may ask, what does the writer mwan by GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY POLICIES?
I'm sure you see that only on NTA[/quote]
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 9:39pm On Jan 07, 2015
Please can u highlight what they didnt see by watching only NTA......

dharyour93:
I have issues with the part I highlighted. I'm sure the per s4 who wrote this report has not been to Nigeria or has been watching just NTA
Politics › Re: GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 9:17pm On Jan 07, 2015
na so oo .................. "A prophet is honored everywhere except in his own hometown " cool cool

Kennywills7:
And he is d most criticise president in Africa
Politics › GEJ Is The Most Western-oriented Leaders On The African Continent ( Spectator) by deji68(op): 9:02pm On Jan 07, 2015
Wow!! good review for GEJ by an American Newspaper ......

The January 5 editorial in the Wall Street Journal titled “#BokoHaramIsWinning” should serve as a wake-up call to the Obama administration. News reports of the ruthless, radical Islamist terrorist group’s takeover of an army base followed by the multi-national anti-Boko Haram force abandoning another base just yesterday is cause for great concern to Nigeria and its neighbors.

The focus of recent reporting has been on the deteriorating relationship between the Obama Administration and Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan. The reporting carries the usual themes of mutual distrust due to Nigerian perceptions of U.S. arrogance and lack of engagement on strategic issues on everything from oil and trade policy to national security issues, such as Boko Haram and China’s activities in the region, to U.S. charges of Nigerian government corruption. While those are valid causes for caution, the only entity that benefits from the lack of engagement cooperation is Boko Haram. With at least 5,000 innocents slaughtered since 2009 and no signs of that onslaught letting up, Boko Haram has brought a level of terror and barbarism to West Africa that is akin to Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (ISIS).



In the Hausa language, Boko Haram means “Western education is forbidden.” The name itself is a clue to its goals and ferocity. But why is Boko Haram focused on Nigeria? Certainly it has to do with the large Muslim population in the country. But it has just as much to do with the policies and actions of the Nigerian government.


President Jonathan is perhaps one of the most Western-oriented leaders on the African continent, intent on westernizing Nigeria through aggressive reforms in education, economic development (job creation and a focus on building sectors outside of the oil industry, such as tech), and women’s rights. There has also been a focus on education, especially in the predominantly Muslim north of the country where more than 1,200 schools and nine universities have opened. And the government has attempted to take on the overhang of corruption with government accountability and transparency policies.

It’s no coincidence that this anti-Western terrorist group has risen in direct parallel to the Nigerian government’s efforts. And it’s also not a surprise — given his seeming lack of interest in foreign policy engagement in general and Africa specifically, especially in countering rising Islamic threats on the continent from Libya to Kenya – that this U.S. president and his State Department have dropped the ball.

But the United States should have an interest in Nigeria if only to help Africa’s largest country — population 170 million — fight the common enemy that is Boko Haram. But there is another geopolitical imperative at stake. China continues to build its foothold in Africa and the Chinese are targeting Nigeria for its oil and other natural resources and strategic western Africa location.

By all accounts, Nigeria’s government is committed to taking on Boko Haram on its own terms, but has been seeking aid for heavy military equipment and weaponry to take the terrorists on. The Obama administration should be providing the kind of support the Nigerians are requesting, if not because of the terrorist threat, then the strategic value of having a strong ally in the region that looks to the West.

http://spectator.org/blog/61405/why-us-stiff-arming-nigeria
Travel › Re: My Unforgettable Train Experience. Pictures. by deji68: 2:02pm On Jan 07, 2015
grin grin grin grin grin
PhockPhockMan:
If you're coming from outside portharcourt main town, stop at station bus stop, then ask, and trek inside the compound.
It's near Amaechi Wayo train station, near lagos bus stop.
Politics › Re: Switching From GMB To GEJ by deji68: 1:30pm On Jan 07, 2015
I hope that u have a PVC sha cheesy cheesy cheesy
Politics › Re: Tambuwal Says Reps Have Evidence Of “mind-boggling” Corruption By Nigerian Govt by deji68: 11:40am On Jan 07, 2015
Ok ooo ................ No APC state apart from Ekiti state subscribed to FOI law that GEJ passed into law for accountability in govt. yet they are the one screaming corruption. cool cool cool
Politics › Re: I'll Send Corrupt Nigerians To Kirikiri Prison - Buhari by deji68: 1:00am On Jan 07, 2015
Ok oo.... na so e easy grin grin no be court of justice u go try them huh huh
dorlapoh20:
okay we have heard.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Now Pay More Than Americans For Petrol, Diesel by deji68: 11:44pm On Jan 06, 2015
and Germans pay 3 time more than us.......

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