₦airaland Forum

LovePeddler Kardashian? Like kanye I dont see what the fuss should be about!

Onyejiuwa okoh: That is what they told him. Let me ask you onething udenwa, is it a sin if APC choose an Igboman as their presidential candidate in 2015? They want to use this trick of returning power to Ibos to decieve our peopole. If power mistakingly goes to the North in 2015, it will be easier for camel to pass through the eye of a niddle than North giving power to anybody.

That question should go to your god Jonathan. Is it a sin If PDP field an Igbo man as president in 2015?

Beautifull article, well articulated well written and well titled. But don't celebrate yet, because very soon very funny people will come here to talk bullshit.

Pamela Gold: which kind yeye post be this? na because she snap with another girl?

Some of you just cant read. Is that the only girl she has ever snapped with?

spongeback: I only answer one 1diot per week, I've answered one already so come back next week

And you are? A bigger 1diot

Dbanj looks more fit sha. Don jazzy needs to join a gym club ASAP.

spongeback: This frog is obsessed with Genevieve

Hahahahaha!

Whats your take?

Dovahkiin: bros Bleep your bullshit blog

And we should take you serious?

It is now clear to all and sundry that President Jonathan is hell bent on going for a second term against the good advice of well meaning Nigerians and the alleged one term pact he signed with the governors. But does he need tell the governor to hide the document? See Story here http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/jonathan-orders-governor-godswill.html

Billyonaire: The Funds used by Amaechi, was provided by the Federal Government, and was meant for developments of the States. I wonder why a Governor will now be praising himself, for using Federal Government money (Not his personal money o) to execute Projects for the people.

Is Amaechi supposed to pocket the Federal Allocation without executing what the funds was meant for ?

It is a fat shame that nairalanders will worship an arrogant Amaechi cos he built schools with funds provided for the purpose.

It is time we hold our Governors accountable on how they expend the Allocation Provided by the Federal Government.

All Governors are thieves, Yes they are, cos I do NOT have time to praise anyone for doing what Federal Allocated funds for.

Regarding the Federal Roads, the Federal Government should and will refund the states exactly how much was expended on the Federal Road, not without Evaluation.

Amaechi should shut the hell up already. I personally have constructed streets and Bore-hall and also install street lights for my villagers without seeking political office, its called Charity. But Amaechi is not doing charity, he is doing is fucckking job.

Shut Up! Many governors are doing nada with their own allocation. Amaechi has proven by his actions that he can manage the common wealth of Rivers people, sadlly the same cannot be said of his brother from Otuoke over Nigeria's Common wealth.

Kevin Antoine Dodson an openly confessed Homosexual recants announces baby's arrival! See the story here http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/gay-man-turns-straight.html

How come there are no female comments? You are right! They decline to comment because females are the culprits. My fellow brothers look and learn. If na man cause am, all the females will be out here spewing rubbish and some silly , silly men who lacks basic intelligence will be here to give support. Look and Learn! Most women are hypocrites!

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It really seems the police were acting on orders from Above when they sealed off the secretariat of the Alhaji Kawu Baraje led PDP. Also, the fact that there has not been any official explanation three days after they sealed up the secretariat speaks volume of the impartiality of the police in the ongoing PDP crisis. More here http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/why-police-needs-to-vacate-new-pdp.html

America is the largest world Stockpiller of chemical weapons.Knowing America's love for the rebels, I suspect that they may have sent the weapon to the rebels and when the stuff backfired, they now blame it on Assad. I dont believe Obama one bit on this one! Again the rebels are Al qeada backed.

Sincere 9gerian: @moderators, pls move this silly thread to children section. Thank you

Shut Up!

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We cannot continue to ignore the disquiet in the country fueled largely by vitriolic remarks from politicians across the divide. It is therefore the duty of well meaning Nigerians to step in and stop the nation from moving to the brink.We love our President and demand that those who refer to him as clueless should in the interest of the nation desist from ascribing such asinine comments to the highest office in the land. Having said that, the question begging for answer is: Is President Jonathan Nigeria's own version of George. W. Bush Jnr who left America more divided and impoverished than he found it? Do you agree with the blogger? See more here http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/is-president-jonathan-most-politically.html

The president needs to go slow on this one or he risks impeachment if the the APC works together with the new PDP in the National Assembly. A word is enough for the wise!

President Barack Obama stepped back from the brink on Saturday and delayed an imminent military strike against Syria to seek approval from the U.S. Congress in a gamble that will test his ability to project American strength abroad and deploy his own power at home.
Before Obama put on the brakes, the path had been cleared for a U.S. assault. Navy ships were in place and awaiting orders to launch missiles, and U.N. inspectors had left Syria after gathering evidence of a chemical weapons attack that U.S. officials say killed 1,429 people.


But Obama decided to seek the backing of U.S. lawmakers before attacking, as polls showed strong opposition from Americans already weary of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Approval will take at least 10 days, if it comes at all.
"Today I'm asking Congress to send a message to the world that we are ready to move as one nation," Obama said in a dramatic shift he announced in the White House Rose Garden.
Obama, whose credibility has been called into question for not punishing the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for earlier poison gas attacks, warned lawmakers they must consider the cost of doing nothing in Syria.
"Here's my question for every member of Congress and every member of the global community: What message will we send if a dictator can gas hundreds of children to death in plain sight and pay no price?" he said.
Obama's approach, which he debated with top aides on Friday night, has left in doubt whether the United States will carry through with the military steps that the president has already approved.
Backing from Congress is by no means assured, with many Democrats and Republicans uneasy about intervening in a distant civil war in which 100,000 people have been killed over the past 2-1/2 years.
Obama's decision to consult with Congress is in line with an argument he has often made for a more collaborative approach to foreign policy in Washington than there was under his predecessor, President George. W. Bush.

But another reason to bring lawmakers into the process is that Obama might be able to share some of the responsibility with Congress if it votes for strikes on Syria that turn badly for Washington.
Lawmakers for the most part welcomed Obama's decision but looked in no hurry to come back to Washington early from their summer recess, which lasts until September 9.
"In consultation with the president, we expect the House to consider a measure the week of September 9," said John Boehner, the top U.S. Republican and speaker of the House of Representatives. "This provides the president time to make his case to Congress and the American people."

House members are to receive a classified briefing on Sunday from administration officials to hear the case against Syria. Officials briefed senators on Saturday.
British Prime Minister David Cameron, who was unable to persuade the British parliament to back action earlier in the week, welcomed Obama's decision, as did the government of French President Francois Hollande, with whom Obama spoke on Saturday.
In rebel-held areas of Syria, there was a sense of frustration and disappointment.
"God curse everything," said an activist in the rebel-held territory of Idlib, Ahmad Kaddour. "We've become just a game to people. I think this is going to make the situation worse for those of us living here."
A Reuters reporter visited a group of fighters and activists sitting in a home in Aleppo city. They had not watched Obama's speech, and when told of the president's decision, they all agreed it meant there would be no U.S. strike.
"This is the same old hesitancy that the United States have tortured us with since the beginning of the revolution," one said.

DECISION MADE FRIDAY NIGHT
At the White House, Obama's decision surprised senior aides when he informed them of it on Friday night after they had concluded the president already had the legal authority to act on his own.
Officials said he laid out the idea of going to Congress during a 45-minute walk on the White House south grounds with chief of staff Denis McDonough, then debated the risks with others in his inner circle, some of whom argued against his logic.
Senior administration officials who briefed reporters after Obama spoke said they believed Congress will vote in favor of a U.S. military strike because of the threat chemical weapons pose to the security of U.S. ally Israel and other friends in the region.

Jon Alterman, a former State Department official who is a Middle East expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said failure by Obama to get his way "could be something that not only dominates September and October, but could shadow the rest of the administration."
Obama sent draft legislation to Congress on Saturday formally asking for approval to use military force in Syria to "deter, disrupt, prevent and degrade" the potential for further chemical attacks.
The August 21 attack was the deadliest single incident of the Syrian civil war and the world's worst use of chemical arms since Iraq's Saddam Hussein gassed thousands of Kurds in 1988.
The team of U.N. experts arrived in the Netherlands on Saturday carrying evidence and samples relating to the attack. They had flown from Beirut after crossing the border into Lebanon by road earlier in the day.

The 20-member team had arrived in Damascus three days before the attack to investigate earlier accusations of chemical weapons use. After days holed up in a hotel, they visited the sites several times, taking blood and tissue samples from victims and from soldiers at a government hospital.
War weariness cost Washington the support of its closest ally: Britain has voiced backing for action but was forced to drop any plans for a military strike after Cameron unexpectedly lost a vote over it in parliament on Thursday, straining London's "special relationship" with Washington.
Syria and its main ally, Russia, say rebels carried out the gas attack as a provocation. Moscow has repeatedly used its U.N. Security Council veto to block action against Syria and says any attack would be illegal and only inflame the civil war there.

"I am convinced that (the chemical attack) is nothing more than a provocation by those who want to drag other countries into the Syrian conflict," Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday.
Syria's Foreign Ministry repeated its denial that the government had used chemical weapons against its own people. Washington says the Syrian denials are not credible and that the rebels would not have been able to launch such an attack.
Syria's neighbor Turkey backs the use of force. The Arab League has said Syria is to blame for the chemical attack but so far stopped short of explicitly endorsing Western military strikes. Arab League foreign ministers are due to meet in Cairo on Sunday.
Iran, Assad's main ally in the region, has condemned plans for strikes and warned of wider war.http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/obama-delays-syria-strike-seeks.html#more

The famed largest party in Africa the Peoples Democratic Party had it's final convention as a united party yesterday at the Eagles Square where it met to elect new leadership for the the National Working Committee. The convention, turned out a big disappointment for those who expected internal democratic practices there as only those sycophants perceived to be loyal to the National Chairman Alhaji Bamanga Tukur were allowed to stand for election while other candidates were disqualified in a clear breach of the constitution of the party.


As a result, seven governors and the former Vice President Alhaji Atiku Abubakar were forced to abandon the charade and stage a walk out to hold a parallel congress to elect new officers. The seven governors of Rivers, Kwara, Kano, Jigawa,Niger. Sokoto and Adamawa with other teeming supporters and delegates went straight to the Shehu Musa Yar' adua centre and they elected the former acting National Chairman, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje to lead the new PDP as National Chairman. Other s also elected were Dr. Sam Sam Jaja(Deputy National Chairman) and His Excellency, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinola as National Secretary. Meanwhile, the charade continued at the Eagles Square.http://davidchuks..com/2013/09/barely-year-and-few-months-to-2015.html

The beginning of the end for PDP

ednut1: Bloggers will rot in hell

Sorry enjoy in heaven! Anambra PDP sure knows how to destroy themselves. The last election in 2010 they went into the election with a divided house at the end , they came out sore loser's, maybe history is about to repeat itself.

Brimmie: Which one is Ayaoo?? Ur teeth comot!?

The point is Andy Uba is a far better candidate that this guy. How can a whole Anambra State be governed by a school drop out? We should be moving forward not backward.

True, but not with the caliber of people we need to uplift Anambra State.

chukwudi44: That is no news.it is already public knowlege.He was the NANS president in 2014.

Buhahahahahahahahahahah! 2014 indeed!

Skillbobralph: Rumor. So how did he become d NANS chairman. Better find other things to fabricate than this cheap lie

You can't even know a joke when you see one.

Men the guy no get pedigree at all from what I gathered. I believe Ngige or even Willy Obaino is a far better candidate that this guy.

It is official, the factional PDP gubernatorial flagbearer, Tony Nwoye is a drop out from University of Nigeria Enugu Campus Medical School 2000/2001 set Davidchuks blog can authoritatively reveal.See the bomb here http://davidchuks..com/2013/08/shockingpdp-guber-flagbearer-in-anambra.html

Where is this little twerp eddiebruk let me squash him under my shoes?

If na man now you go hear violence against women! But now it is a woman everyone is taking it cool. Most women are hypocrites!

[quote author=yorubad_guy]Donjazzy,linda,coolbrezz...its obvious u must eat,even if u must peddle cheap lies and gossips,keep it up.keep up the hustle.it must suck to be U.[/quote]Foolish fool! Even you wan follow talk?