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PDP is a terrible and useless party. I can't even imagine what and how their vomit (slvia) will be like. Useless thing.

Nonsense.
Tackle boko haram, provide jobs, fulfill ur promises, this he has refuse to do. The retardeen is talking about pulling down.

I stand with Dosunmu on this. Those fees even for new intakes should be reviewed downwards.
Again, have not heard this same dosumu talk about the proposed fuel subsidy removal. Since he claim to be the man of the people, he should also ask the retardeen to step aside such plans.

Beaf:
Who owns the Nation, not Tinubu? Who owns ACN, not the same Tinubu?
"Key issues," my foot!

I feel u. The same way
Thisday - Nduka paper - PDP
Guardian - ibru - PDP
Tribune - Awo/ Akala / OGD - PDP

Wao, what a prayer.

Honestly, I can live with a regional party that gives result and highly responsive to those they are governing. It's better to have such than killer national party headed by a retardeen that is so inefficient.

Charity starts from home. This is a shame. I honestly dont know what ACN has got to do with this

Its high time we break up this entity.

CNPP to Jonathan: Nigeria won’t crash with subsidy removal

Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP, Sunday, faulted President Goodluck Jonathan’s remarks that the country will crash if subsidy on petroleum products was not removed.

CNPP asked Jonathan to read the lips of his countrymen, legislators, trade unions and clergy and shelve proposal to remove the  subsidy.

In a  statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Osita Okechukwu, CNPP further advised the President to wake up to the challenges facing the sector by building refineries and hand them over to credible managers as well as rehabilitate the four refineries and stop enriching and awarding national honours to the cartel of petroleum product importers.

It said:  “CNPP is outraged over the afore-mentioned statement credited to  President Goodluck Jonathan during the meeting with  members of the National Assembly at Aso Villa.

“The statement is not only unpresidential and unpatriotic; but calls into question the motive of President Jonathan in fiercely rejecting public opinion against the fuel taxation, which is the meaning of removal of the so-called petroleum products subsidy.

“CNPP is at a loss how Mr. President, who came from a humble background, went to school on barefoot without sandals and came to power by good luck; will align himself with those in favour of fuel taxation, hence  building a poor country of few rich people. He should read the lips of his countrymen, legislators, trade unions and the clergy.

“We are of the candid view that the national consensus subsisting is that instead of wasting N1.2 trillion per annum in the last years in subsidising petroleum products importation; the money could have been used to build new refineries, employ Nigerians and utilise the crude oil derivatives to power our textile industries.

“Our survey shows that a 250, 000 barrels per day capacity refinery costs about $5 billion to install and this can be completed in less than 24 months.”

All we need is to erect two of such refineries, hand it over to credible managers and rehabilitate the four refineries and stop enriching and awarding national honours to the cartel of petroleum product importers.

“President Jonathan and his co-travelers are averse to this option; for them we all thieves, imbeciles and cannot manage the refineries – government has no business in business. They are waiting for private investors, some of whom got their licenses over a decade ago.

“The paradox is, if government has no business in business and we are all thieves, imbeciles and cannot manage the refineries, is it Mr President and his carpet-baggers who can manage prudently the Fuel Tax to provide safety net and infrastructure?

“In sum, Nigeria will not crash if the subsidy remains; what will crash is the goodwill of Mr President as he aligns with those who subvert Section 16{2c} of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria {as amended} which states, ‘The State shall direct its policy towards ensuring – that the economic system is not operated in such a manner as to permit the concentration of wealth or the means of production and exchange in the hands of few individuals or a group.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/cnpp-to-jonathan-nigeria-wont-crash-with-subsidy-removal/


Words of wisdom there for the Retardeen. I hope Abati will allow him to see this

[quote author=Francis-1 link=topic=806839.msg9597526#msg9597526 date=1321822791]Demdem= tony one week [/quote]What do u mean? dont understand

Rest in Peace !!!!1

Happy Birthday but honestly we really need you to wake up from your slumber

Odechuckwu retardeen over to you. Tackle the message of Baba.

Good one Aliyu, however efforts should be made to make sure they experience hell first here on earth before going to the after world.

I'm really happy that osun people took time to Chase out that useless pdp fmr gov called oyinlola. The bottom line here is an MOU led to this. What are other govs doinh?
Aregbe is trully a man of the people.

Ikwikwikwi:
@ Demdem, it is not alright to address the nations President the way you are going about it. I am sure you respect your father, and your elders, so for what ever reason, it is wrong to call the President of Nigeria the way you are doing. You are not better than him. Please be guided.

sweet9ja:
Thank you very much, it's about time someone put him in his place.

sweet9ja:
Thank you very much, it's about time someone put him in his place.

If the retardeen is u guys father, kindly confirm. If not, I will advise u to STFU, make ur comments and get lost. Not in for ur idiotic morals.

hercules07:
The President must earn his respect, no free pass for anybody.

U have earned my respect.

Pdp - Nest of killers.
ACN is far more a better party. They do Av their issues though.

Interesting comments so far. Of a truth, why would the embassy confirm a covert operation?

Even with this goof from Sahara, I still regard them as a credible news org. They aren't perfect just like any media house all over the world. Anyone who thinks I will rate our local media houses ahead of them especially tribune and this day should honestly get his head examined at least for now.

Interesting. No Retardeen, No Nigeria. hehehehehe

@ Obowunmi.

Interesting!!!!!

i'm not comfortable with this new policy from the Retardeen. How will one identify a potential investor at the airport? This policy can be abused severally IMO.

Well Prof or whatever u call ursef, its good to note that you have finally seen the light. Many made the mistake and are still fighting hard to justify it even in the midst of clear cut failures we are presently experiencing. For this i praise u.

I have always known that GEJ will be a Disaster. Lets all continue to chill out and enjoy the ride at least for now.

ACN has a party has serious issues just like any other party however this bafarawa of a person seems to me to be one stronghead person. I see no reason why he cant obey simple riles of his party. whats there in a query? anyway, na them sabi.

Beaf:
[size=14pt]Bafarawa to ACN: You can’t query me[/size]
On November 19, 2011 · In News
By Paul Odenyi, Abuja

He also reminded the ACN that he was never an employee of it and therefore cannot be issued with querries in the manner of superiors and subordinates.

He told Saturday Vanguard yesterday that upon his return from Hajj on Sunday November 13, 2011 he received a query dated November 9, 2011 and signed by the Deputy National Chairman of the party, Mr. Boss Mustapha asking him to explain why he had stayed away from the activities of the party since after the party’s national convention in Lagos despite several invitations to him to attend such events.

He was also asked to explain why he has been deploying his resources to organize some elements within the party in the northern part of the country, a move which the party sees as detracting from cohesion and discipline which the party is known for.

The ACN query to Bafarawa reads: “it would be recalled that after the ACN 2011 Presidential Convention held in Lagos, you have inspite of many contacts stayed away from all the activities of the party, including attending meetings of the National Caucus to which you have contributed to in the past.

’’Whilst the party decided to wait inorder to give you room to address whatever misgivings being nursed against our party leaders, and also enable effective and genuine reconciliation, we have observed in recent months that you are deploying your enormous resources in attempting to group together states’ apparatuses of our party in the Northwest zone with a view to undermining its structure.

“This action of yours is certainly not in the interest of the party and neither can it be in your own long term interest and would therefore not be tolerated. This letter is therefore, to seek your explanation and to state for the umpteenth time that as a leading opposition party, it is only discipline, total dedication and commitment that can enable our party stand up to the marauding PDP government and ultimately take over power from them.

“While appreciating your past contributions, it would be appreciated if your comments can reach us not later than one week from now.”

Bafarawa explained in his letter that his decision to quit the party along with his supporters stemmed from the belief that the ACN platform no longer served their need.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/bafarawa-to-acn-you-can%e2%80%99t-query-me/

Beaf:
What are you talking about, fool?

Accursed, u know what am talking about. However, won't be surprise if u want to spin urself out again. Abegi be my guest.

these guys seems not to know what they are talking about.