₦airaland Forum

iREPGEJ2015: Yes I am ........and I have proves sir

Oya enumerate

idumuose: From a winning team to a losing team.

Joining the enemies of progress won't help you.

Joining Liars and peddlers of falsehood is one of the worst decisions you have taken so far.

Swelling the ranks of serial losers won't change APC's electoral fortune.

Like Fani Kayode,Udenwa,and several others to numerous to mention who have returned,i won't be

surprised the day you will return home to fresh air after you have been beaten,battered and molested by APC.

[b] [size=14pt] Congregation of Losers and suicide bombers [/size]

berem: what's the benefit of being a mole on a faceless forum? Tell me please!

A lot

whatlyf: Sorry bro/sis, I am not a mole. I can't be a mole whether now or in the future. I don't believe in such.

You know politicians can do anything to hoodwink the public.

Vanguad Newspaper dealing on jankara journalism since 500 BC

bloodykiIler: Who told you?

Sharap

This is politics, anything can be possible.

Don't be deceived Barcanista is a PDP mole.

supporters of APC are having a field day.

Hmmm...

So I can now go to Immigration office for renewal

iREPGEJ2015: ....................
I wonder why most people find it so hard to believe the truth............. forget all the news in the media....the Presidency only gave them a little something for transportation the real Chibok Community has confirmed it, not the Chibok community based in Abuja Oby inaugurated..we all know what the formal minister stands for........lies, deceit, making things up etc

Are you now questioning the integrity of Oby Ezekwesili

Let it be true o

GPA5: HAS INNOSON PERVADED TO OTHER PART OF THE REGION IN NIGERIA. INNOSON VEHICLE IS PARTIALLY SEEN IN SOUTH EAST.

#CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME

You need to see a doctor for diagnosis

ezstino: Anambra man!

Nna kedu ije
Anambra Adigo Mma
Nigeria ga-adi lili Mma

berem: Welcome into the fold brother. Enjoy the ride with the progressives.

Are you here already.
Good morning

Whatlyf=Barcanista=APC

Barcanista jumping ship since 500 BC

Attention seeker

Omo dis Ebola no be here

Good move

size38: Mbu loses again

Do you know anything about police force

fun4: lolxxxxx so conversely what will earn a northern presidential candidate a southern vote? Or can the north alone vote in a president?

Good question

Chai, are these callous beings not worse than bokoharam

I'm sure this is not a damage control strategy

Propagandist at work

Let them dare Putin, and see

Good development ,
Alhaji Abdulkareem got it right here.
Hope will not be abandon on the long run

caseless: ar u for gej's poor style of leadership or against it? I seem not to understand u.

#TeamGoodGovernance

Nyako arrest and prosecution will be a plus to 'democracy'

Following the allegation of impeachment against the American President, Barack Obama, the  Republicans  have denied the move, insisting they have no plans to begin impeachment proceedings against President Barack Obama, House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner declared on Tuesday, putting the blame on Democrats for stirring up pre-midterm election tensions in Washington.



Boehner is, however, hoping this week to pass Republican legislation that would authorize a lawsuit, claiming Obama overstepped his powers in ordering unilateral changes to his landmark healthcare law known as “Obamacare.”

The speaker said any such lawsuit could take years to wind through the court system.

Meanwhile, Obama is weighing whether to take executive action to scale back deportations of some undocumented residents, a move that would further ratchets up tensions with Republicans, who have blocked comprehensive changes to U.S. immigration law, insisting the president take stronger action to stop the flow of illegal migrants.

He further said that “We have no plans to impeach the president. We have no future plans,” Boehner said in response to a reporter’s question.

He however  noted that it was the Democrats themselves who have been raising the notion of a Republican impeachment effort, using it to incite liberal voters and win campaign contributions for Democratic candidates running for re-election to Congress in November.

Last week, White House adviser Dan Pfeiffer told reporters that unilateral action by Obama on immigration reform “will certainly up the likelihood that they (Republicans) would consider impeachment.”

Since Obama’s first term, some conservative Republicans have mused about impeachment, which would be the initial step in a two-step process that allows Congress to remove a sitting president.

Under the U.S. Constitution, if the House were to approve articles of impeachment, the Senate would then have to vote on whether to convict the president of any charges brought by the House and thus remove him from office.

The last effort to impeach a president came in 1998 and 1999, when Republicans attempted to remove President Bill Clinton from office on perjury and obstruction of justice charges in connection with his relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

The Senate failed to achieve the two-thirds majority needed to remove Clinton, and the episode caused enough negative fallout to allow Democrats to win back five Senate seats in the 2000 election, wiping out a Republican majority.
http://www.channelstv.com/2014/07/30/congress-denies-impeachment-move-obama/

BY NOAH EBIJE, KADUNA ON JULY 31, 2014 · POLITICS
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) yesterday kicked against the pro­posed Niger Delta youth rally slated for today in Abuja to support President Goodluck Jonathan’s 2015 re-election bid.

A statement issued by the National Publicity Secretary, Muhammad Ibrahim, said the rally was ill-timed and ill-advised, considering the current security challenges facing the country, particularly the North.

However, the ACF said if the solidarity rally must hold, the authorities should ensure that such event is properly guided to avoid any likely security breaches.

The ACF said the mass movement of Nigerians from other parts of the country into Abuja at the time of the rally might cause security breaches and possibly be hijacked by hoodlums to wreak havoc including likely death and loss of property. Furthermore, such mass demonstration by some youths from certain sections of the country may portray them as insensitive to the plight of other Nigerians that have been under siege by terror attacks.

“In as much as ACF is not against any peaceful rally or solidarity march by any group of persons in support of Mr. President or any cause, however, considering the insecurity in the country and in particular, the northern region, where there have been a spate of bomb blasts and attacks on innocent Nigerians.  The forum considered it as ill-timed, ill-advised and a disregard to the feelings of other Nigerians affected by the insecurity challenges.

“In view of this, ACF advises the authorities to ensure that such solidarity demonstrations are properly guided to avoid any likely security breaches. ACF equally appealed to the demonstrators to exercise caution and restrain in their utterances and actions in order not to insult the sensibilities of other Nigerians.

“ACF calls on supporters of Mr. President wherever they are, to express such love and solidarity to Mr. President in their various domains rather than mass movement to Abuja, the federal capital,” the statement said.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=74601