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dguy in dcorner: that reminds me of wat gov. of rivers state,Rotimi Amaechi said on a programme called 60 Minutes With Angela.He said: ''i don't think that not building school,water or light constitutes an impeachable offence.What constitutes an impeachabe offence by constitution is security of lives & property...''

this was way back in 2012 not 2013...so if GEJ likes construct road,build airport like u claimed, the security is the priority and which he has failed in totally.

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credits to the OP! But this thread is becoming too long ,it's an unfair advantage to new comers, i suggest another thread should be opened for dis.

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[b] The next beneficiary is the APC. Of course,
there is no question the party will reject
Jonathan if he decides to camp with it. The
APC will accept anything. Joining the party is
as easy as buying a broom in Ariara Market,
Aba.
Right now, the APC still swears it’s different
when it is clear to the blind that it is
transfiguring into another PDP right before our
very eyes.
One of the APC’s honchos tries to explain their
un-principled recruitment of members as
pragmatism, saying they have to consult the
likes of Olusegun Obasanjo and Ibrahim
Babangida despite their record because the
APC cannot afford to be “too puritanical.” This
is a bit of a stretch considering nobody ever
thought of the APC as puritans, but I get his
point. He is saying to catch the Nigerian
monkeys, the APC will have to become one as
well. Hence, the APC has been behaving like a
monkey, jumping from the tree in Minna to the
one in Ota.
This should not be unexpected. We all know
that their party is “All Progressives” and their
definition of progressive has been stretched to
an elastic limit; it is snapping in their faces.
Jonathan can even propose a merger between
both parties. As we have seen, the biggest
problems the new merger will likely face are
those of names and logo, not necessarily a
synchronisation of ideas or programmes. Would
they become the Peoples Democratic Congress
or All Progressives Democrats? And how do you
fuse a broom with an umbrella to create a
coherent logo? Well, they will figure something
out; they always.
Another benefit of the APC taking Jonathan is
that it will save them a lot of hassles. Some
weeks back, it “advocated” for the legislature to
kick-start an impeachment process against
Jonathan. The very moment he becomes an
APC member, they will swallow their rants and
begin to campaign for him as a “progressive”.
And other PDP members too will join in droves
and before you know it, another monster is
born!
The only thing that worries me is that if
Jonathan joins the APC, there would be no
“opposition” left to pursue with clichéd press
releases. Alhaji Lai Mohammed will have to
take to farming.
One small problem that I see on the horizon is
that of ethnicity. Those who insist that power
must return to the North and, have joined the
APC for this purpose would need to be
placated. Once again, it is a problem that is
easily solved. Jonathan can toss some
peanuts in their direction (I hear peanuts is a
monkey delicacy).
Then, the biggest and best beneficiaries:
Nigerians!
Jonathan in the APC means there will be no
over-stealing in 2014 to fund elections in
2015. People will still embezzle here and there,
quite alright, but not too much since there will
be no serious contention at the presidential
level where Nigeria’s politics is fiercest.
Another plus to Nigerians is that there will be
no post-election violence. In fact, our going out
to vote will be to fulfil all righteousness. The
level of desperation will be significantly reduced
and we will all be one nation under the PDC/
APD (whichever)!
Most importantly, there will be no undue
expectations. We will all sit patiently till 2019
(or 2018).
So, what’s left other than do the “needful”, (ah,
that word has jumped out again this new year),
just so we know where we are heading on time?
So, President Jonathan, please do not waste
time. This 2014 is your year! Don’t be shy. Go
ahead and buy yourself a broom. Then, make
that call to You-Know-Who just like in 2011.
You know how it is done, you are no learner.
Everybody will win at the end of the day. You
are welcome. Happy New Year.
And to all my readers, I wish you an eventful
year.[/b]

[b]credits: neearo
The year 2014 will doubtless have interesting
moments but in terms of politicking, it will not
be much different from 2010 or 2006 or any
other pre-presidential election year.
Unless, President Goodluck Jonathan joins the
All Progressives Congress!
Yes, you read right. It is a political move that is
sure to benefit everyone.
The first imagined beneficiary is Jonathan
himself. Candidly, the bottom is dropping off his
political ambition. He is not popular in the
region monolithically termed “North” neither
does he have many friends in the South-West.
His South-South supporters have overplayed
their hands and when they resort to their worn
ethnic jingoism, everybody yawns. His South-
East allies might stay with him but in a game of
numbers, it might not go far. Informed
deductions point to a heated and desperate
2014 for Jonathan.
Worse, in the past few months, the crises in his
current party — the Peoples Democratic Party —
has spiralled to the point members are walking
out without the fear that the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission will pursue them.
If they get away with it, so to speak, it means
more people might abandon the sinking PDP
ship and crossover to the APC. The deprecation
of the PDP – a party that publicly boasts it
would remain in power for the next 100 years –
is a bad omen for the President.
Jonathan is, however, not totally knocked out.
He has a few dynamics in his favour: Power of
incumbency; his Simple Simon mien that
enables him to look vulnerable (and pitiable)
when necessary; and, his quickness to kneel
down before every altar –spiritual and
temporal. The last dynamic is a card that never
fails to win over Nigerians. This year, every
Jonathan’s speech will be all about God. Just
watch out.
As the PDP’s fortunes decline, that of the APC
burgeons. Therefore, what option but for
Jonathan himself to preempt the PDP’s cross-
carpeting members by porting along with –or,
even ahead of — them to the APC? To do so, he
needs not give up the PDP entirely. He can
manage the two parties successfully and
nobody will notice any anomaly: one party is a
gang of those who are currently “chopping” and
the other is a mob who wants to replace them.
Same difference. Jonathan only has to ask the
Niger State Governor, Babangida Aliyu, for his
Polygamy of Politics blueprint and he will be
fine. That’s all.[/b]

@dguyindcorner,just mention I'll follow bak ASAP[/quote]

@dguyindcorner,just mention I'll follow bak ASAP

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ceo4eva: What a Way to End the Year 2013! I'm not surprised the statement is coming from the leader of the 'much touted Progressive Party'. APC claims to be on a 'rescue mission' but God needs to rescue us from such a Self-Seeking party first. May God see us through 2014. AMEN.

if only you could define the bold

oluwashaddow: nice write up,I hope una no go disappoint

"una"! who is/are the una?

[b] The promise of the APC
Mr. Tinubu said the APC offered
Nigerians the choice to return the
country to her best path, adding, “We
realise the Nigerian public has been
stung so many times by false promises
that the people will not give their trust
quickly. Given our political history, this
is only wise and prudent.”
He said the APC, in the New Year,
would show the people the vast
difference between it and the PDP.
“They are a conservative and elite
network of under-the-table deals and
backroom governance. We are its open
and progressive alternative. We mean
the people well and do not work to keep
them in the dark. We will show the
comparative differences in several
ways.”
He explained that the party would
demonstrate its commitment to
democracy by exercising internal
democracy and transparency on its
deliberations and also communicate to
the people at the grassroots level as
well as the national level.
“You will see and hear from APC
members and leaders at the local, state
and national levels. We will create
venues and platforms that you may
communicate your concerns to us as
well. We will highlight the ideological
and substantive policy differences
between the progressive us and the
elitist them. Where the PDP has
imposed trickle-down economics
reminiscent of a 1980’s Reagan-
Thatcher-IMF road show, we seek an
economy of genuine and broadly shared
growth where the laboring wage earner
and small businessperson benefits
proportionally to the powerful financier
and big corporate power.”[/b]





http://premiumtimesng.com/news/152419-jonathan-running-robber-government-tinubu.html

[b]A national leader of the All Progressives
Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu, has
lamented the manner in which the
Federal Government handled the alleged
missing $11 billion (N1.7 trillion).
The Governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria, CBN, Lamido Sanusi, had, in a
recent letter to President Goodluck
Jonathan, alleged that the Nigeria
National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC,
did not remit about $49 billion (N7.8
billion) to the government’s coffers. Mr.
Lamido later recanted, saying only $11
billion was not returned. He explained
that CBN did not capture the figures of
the allocations to the Federal Inland
Revenue Service, FIRS, and Department
of Petroleum Resources, DPR.
Mr. Tinubu said in its poor handling of
the controversy, the government had
portrayed itself as a “robber
government,” that deserved to be swept
out of power with the APC’s broom.
He said the country had regrettably
degenerated to the extent that losing
such a huge amount had become a sign
of fiscal rectitude.
In a New Year message to Nigerians,
Mr. Tinubu argued that in an
atmosphere of good governance, the
money should not be missing and if it
happened to, senior officials of the
government should by now be under
criminal investigation by the police.
“Under this administration, the matter is
swept aside as if a minor thing, like a
broken tea cup on the floor. If this
government can treat a missing $11
billion like a minor accounting
infraction, much more than a teacup
needs to be swept away. This robber
government needs to feel the broom
and the sweep of change as well,” Mr.
Tinubu said.
Strange government
Mr. Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos
State, also criticised President Goodluck
Jonathan over his recent statement on
the nation’s security challenges, which
Mr. Tinubu stated showed no urgency
or initiative.
He recalled that the president told
Nigerians during a church service on
Christmas Day that Nigeria was not like
Syria and other war-ravaged lands and
as such they ought to be happy
because things could be worse.
“In the face of the nation’s greatest
security challenge since the Civil War,
this is the presidential policy: to lay low
and measure your failure relative to the
failure of other nations,” Mr. Tinubu
said. “As long as other nations suffer
conditions worse than ours, we should
accept our fate and commend
government for allowing only one of our
legs to be amputated and not both.
Jonathan’s hands-off and laissez faire
approach to civil insurrect does not
commend itself to national greatness or
wise statecraft.”
Mr. Tinubu said President Jonathan
was promoting a lazy and dangerous
policy.
“This nation will not improve simply by
being content that we are not as bad as
other nations. That is not way of
improvement. It is the excuse of a
leader grown too comfortable with
failure,” he said.
Describing the Jonathan administration
as a “strange government that resides
in Abuja,” Mr. Tinubu expressed worry
that it applauded itself for economic
growth when the majority of people
suffered caustic poverty.
“The growth they commend is restricted
to them and their cronies. The rest of
the nation stagnates,” he said.
“Children’s bellies swell not from feast
but from near famine. Schools close.
Businesses are shuttered. Jobs
evaporate. The streets fill with the
frustration of the unemployed and
hopeless. Homes, stores and factories
are dark. There is no light.”
He noted that officials of the Jonathan
administration believed they had taken
Nigeria to the Promised Land and as
such, intended to keep things as they
were now.
The former governor also alleged that
the Jonathan administration believed
the economy should be permanently
structured in such a way that the vast
majority of Nigerians squirmed under
the boot of poverty while government
officials relaxed in the nectar of luxury.
“This is an unfair, crooked deal. We
reject it and, as the drumbeat of change
marches closer, it will drown out their
lame excuses to make way for a fairer
economy,” he stressed.
A year of decision
Stating that the advent of a new year
was a time for people and nations to
resolve themselves to a greater future,
the APC leader said 2014 would present
Nigerians a stark choice whether to
remain were they were or to root for
change.
According to him, his party was floated
as a vehicle to generate and accelerate
the process of change towards the
most beneficial end for the greatest
number of Nigerians.
“Nigerians must enter the New Year
determined to succeed although much
around us signals failure. As a nation,
we are destined to be better than we
now are. Today, we slump in a low
place but that is only for now,” he said.
“Our nation is crippled but not broken,
confused but not lost. Given into the
hands of enlightened progressive
leadership, this nation can become a
fertile land of prosperity, of law, of
peace and dignity for us all.”
He said the coming year would be one
of decision; for change or against it.
“Shall we continue as we now are? If so,
failure will be our sole destination and
darkness our only compass. As for me,
I reject this end as well as the means
that lead to it. We have gone far enough
down the unlit road. We want no further
part of it,” he said.[/b]

well well well, if arsenal reimburse their squad come January they might might might be a contender but but but if not,forget it!

only a confirmed naija will eventually view this... 1,2,3...I'm counting

I opened my Bbm,Facebook and my whatsapp ,this is the picture that has been welcoming me either as DPs,stolen or shared.

Do you experience the same?

[b] Arsenal’s Manager, Arsène Wenger
admits he is facing a potential injury
crisis ahead of the New Year’s Day
clash against Cardiff City , which striker
Olivier Giroud will definitely miss
because of an ankle problem.
Midfielders Tomas Rosicky (calf) and
Jack Wilshere (ankle) both face fitness
tests later on Tuesday, as does England
forward Theo Walcott , who picked up a
shoulder problem in the 1-0 win at
Newcastle.
Full-back Kieran Gibbs definitely misses
out because of a calf strain, while fellow
defenders Nacho Monreal and Thomas
Vermaelen have both been laid low by
illness . Midfielder Aaron Ramsey is
expected to be unavailable for around
three weeks with the thigh problem
suffered in the win at West Ham on
Boxing Day, while German playmaker
Mesut Özil is also sidelined, with the
club awaiting results of a visit to a
shoulder specialist.
“You need a good memory because we
have plenty of problems,” said Wenger,
whose side head into 2014 top of the
table by a point from Manchester City.
Ramsey and Özil are out. Ramsey (for)
three weeks and Özil has seen a
specialist last night, I haven’t got a
report yet.
“We lost Gibbs at Newcastle with a calf
strain. We have as well Monreal and
Vermaelen, who are not sure to be
ready because they come just back
from illness, then we have uncertainty
about Rosicky, Wilshere and Walcott.
”We lost Giroud on an ankle problem at
Newcastle, so this morning will be more
a medical check to see who will be
available for tomorrow’s game.”
Wenger, though, moved to allay any
worries Giroud’s injury could be a long-
term concern. “Olivier is a strong
structure and he recovers quite quickly,”
said Wenger of the France striker,
whose second-half header secured
victory at Newcastle to end his mini-
goal drought. “He thinks he will be all
right for Saturday, but the medical
people think he will be a bit short. He is
quite optimistic about it.”
Wenger must decide whether to start
Lukas Podolski, who scored on his
return from a four-month injury lay-off
at Upton Park, or Nicklas Bendtner in
attack against the Bluebirds. “I have to
see how I can balance the team
because I have to consider as well who
else is out and how can I get a
balanced team out there,” he said.
Wenger will measure up Arsenal‘s
options ahead of the transfer window
opening again on New Year’s Day. “We
are like many clubs, we are certainly on
alert if something special turns up we
will not turn it down, but we are not as
well desperate because we have a big
depth in our squad,” the Arsenal boss
said.
“We have shown that because our
midfield for example at West Ham and
at Newcastle was completely different –
we changed three players and we still
managed to have a very strong team.”
France international Giroud admits he
would “rather not see a new striker
come in” next month.
Wenger, though, maintains Arsenal are
not looking to replace their 11-goal
forward, rather offer him support.
“Would you expect anything different
from a striker?” said Wenger when
asked what he thought of Giroud’s
comments to French TV.
“I believe we have to give him credit for
one thing, that physically he has coped
with it until now in a remarkable way
and with a fantastic combative attitude.
I don’t know if we will do something or
not (in January), but it is not to replace
Olivier Giroud – we have a great
confidence in Olivier Giroud.”[/b]

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