₦airaland Forum

TonyeBacanista come and explain this

I cant find the cleavage o. All i see is slippers

lalasticlala

Bujumbura:
Even our Vacant Pastor is tired

“When he insults PDP legacy and said that nothing was ever done by PDP in 16 years, he is insulting those 70 per cent that put him in power starting with Obasanjo and I think that this is most unfair and very ungrateful of him.”

So,FFK OBJ was the one that chased you guys out?

Femi Fani-Kayode

Former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani- Kayode, has stated President Muhammadu Buhari, had either lost his memory or was not well-informed when he told Nigerians that he inherited nothing from the PDP administrations of Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan.

The ex-Spokesman of Goodluck Jonathan Presidential Campaign Organisation told Vanguard that President Buhari had in the last one year and three months, brought nothing but chaos, destruction, division, fear, deaths and shame to Nigeria compared to the PDP governments he was ridiculing.

He said, “It is obvious that President Muhammadu Buhari has either lost his memory or he has been badly misinformed.

“If you look at the state of the country in 1999 when former President Olusegun Obasanjo took over and compare it to what it was in 2007 when he left office, you will find out that there was not just development but also a miraculous transformation in every sector; that is what Obasanjo managed to achieve and I am very proud to be part of that government and part of those legacies.

“After Obasanjo left, Umaru Yar’ Adua took over and then came former President Goodluck Jonathan. As far as I am concerned, Jonathan built on Obasanjo’s legacies and foundation and he took us to yet another level.

“If you compare Nigeria in 2015 by the time Jonathan left to 1999 before Obasanjo came in, you will have to thank the PDP for lifting this nation up and taking us from strength to strength.

“By the time Jonathan left in 2015, we had the largest economy on the African Continent and the fastest growing economy in the world, among other things.

“In one year and three months, all of that have been destroyed by President Buhari and his APC, we are now back in the dark ages. Every sector in the country has been destroyed and everyone is complaining.

“President Buhari has brought nothing, but ethnic cleansing, recession, abuse of power, persecution, genocide, chaos, destruction, division, fear, deaths and shame to Nigeria and they have no other way of running the country, but to intimidate the citizens and threaten them. That is his own legacy.

“It should also be noted that a large number of people that supported Buhari in his quest to become the president, last year, were all originally from the PDP, whether the PDP governors, who decamped or PDP ministers who decamped or PDP legislators who decamped, 70 percent of people that helped to put Buhari in power used to be PDP including former President Olusegun Obasanjo; former Vice President Atiku Abubakar; Senate President Bukola Saraki; Speaker, House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara; former speakers Aminu Tambuwal, Aminu Masari; Umar Ghali Naaba; former minister of the Federal Capital Territory and governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El- Rufai; Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State; Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi; former governors Olagunsoye Oyinlola; Segun Oni; Danjuma Goje; Aliyu Wammakko; Rabiu Kwankwaso; Murtala Nyako; George Akume; Senate Leader, Ali; former PDP national chairmen, Barnabas Gemade; Audu Ogbeh, among others.

“When he insults PDP legacy and said that nothing was ever done by PDP in 16 years, he is insulting those 70 per cent that put him in power starting with Obasanjo and I think that this is most unfair and very ungrateful of him.”

http://dailypost.ng/2016/09/14/buhari-lost-memory-fani-kayode/

I don't have interest in nollywood. #TeamActionFilm/HororFilm for life.

Oshio and Money bags at work

Story story

madridguy:
I remain APC till final whistle.

OK nah

madridguy:
Osho baba think say 8 years no go reach, you messed up everything and now you're looking for soft landing. Same fate waiting for Baba Kabiru.

Welcome to wailers club. You don join? Abi your eye don clear

INEC, Oya Gba!!!

Gbam

PRYCE:
Don't be surprised if Buhari names herdsmen for the job.

Afterall, he's a sectional bigot!

hmmmm

Simon Utebor and Ovie Okpare, Warri

Niger Delta Stakeholders including traditional rulers from the six coastal states in the region have asked the United States to prevail on President Muhammadu Buhari to open doors for the proposed dialogue with militants to commence by listing the Federal Government team.

They also tasked the United States Government to stop the Federal Government from pushing the region into an imminent civil war over deliberate militarisation of the region, even when the militants had announced a ceasefire for a dialogue.

The stakeholders, under the Chief Edwin Clark-led Pan Niger Delta Stakeholders Dialogue Team, stated this on Tuesday evening when the Deputy Chief of Mission, US Embassy in Nigeria, Mr. David Young, led a team of US officials on a fact-finding mission to Delta State.

The meeting, held at the instance of the US officials, was to find solution to the renewed hostilities in the region where activities of suspected militants had brought down oil production in the country to 30 years low.

The meeting, which was held at the residence of Alaowei Broderick Bozimo in Effurun, Delta State, was attended by leaders from the six coastal states of the region, including Prof. Gordini Darah, Chief Isaac Jemide, Ambassador Dele Cole, Chief Richard Enaredei, Chief Vero Tangbowei, Mr. Vincent Oyibode and Austin Ozobo, among others.

Addressing the US delegation on behalf of Clark, Bozimo, said the current situation in the region could not be addressed through military approach, as he urged the Federal Government to respect the ceasefire declared by the militants.

Bozimo, a former Police Affairs minister, told the delegation that despite the ceasefire announced by the militants to allow for dialogue, the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government had yet to name its dialogue team for the negotiation to commence.

He added that if the Nigerian government was sincere in her proposed dialogue, the government would name which people of the region were deprived and under-developed.

Darah, a professor of Oral Literature, stated that the resurgence of renewed hostilities in the region was principally caused by the Nigerian government‘s refusal to grant the people of the area ownership of their resources.

Darah called on the US government to prevail on the Federal Government to restructure in order to allow for fiscal federalism, as it was being practised in the US.

“The FG should create a window of discussion with our people, now that the militants have announced a ceasefire to enable us to renegotiate. We want to own our resources. So, help us tell the government to do the needful. Fiscal federalism will solve all these many agitations,” Darah further added.

Responding, Young said they were in the region on a fact-finding mission.

According to him, the US government is committed to negotiating with all groups, noting that the visit was meant to engage the people of the region for peace.

Meanwhile, the Governor of Bayelsa State, Mr. Seriake Dickson, and the US, on Wednesday, called for dialogue in the handling of the Niger Delta crisis.

The call was made when the US government delegation paid a visit to Dickson at the Government House in Yenagoa.

Dickson stated that dialogue, and not military confrontation, was the solution to the Niger Delta crisi.

He said it had become the government’s official policy to promote and encourage dialogue among all stakeholders.

The governor said, “We believe that issues in the Niger Delta are not such that can be resolved by means of confrontation and show of military strength.

“We believe essentially that these are issues of development, issues of the environment, issues that ultimately call on all stakeholders – the government, community leaders, corporate executives, particularly oil majors that are operating here, the Federal Government and other agencies to work together to resolve issues and challenges in the Niger Delta.

“Essentially, the Niger Delta crises are issues of development; they are not issues that call for aggression; and they are not issues that call for further militarisation and the use of force. But these are issues we think we can resolve by working together honestly and sincerely, and following a clear roadmap.”

Dickson, therefore, called for caution in using military operations in resolving the Niger Delta problems.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://punchng.com/tell-buhari-name-dialogue-team-ndelta-elders-urge-us/

So?

bashydemy:
Guy i swear you be clown, Wetin your eyes find go there?

Airforce1:
I love these

I go follow my Muslim brothers and sisters chop sallah ram.

ojun50:
Frm Friday till Tuesday na holiday, APC like holiday

you sef. You don turn Holiday too to politics mata.

Adelani Adepegba, Abuja

The Federal Government has declared Monday and Tuesday respectively as public holidays to mark the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.

Making the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, the Minister of Interior, Lt Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd.), enjoined all Muslim faithful and Nigerians in general to support, co-operate and join hands with President Muhammadu Buhari “in his sustained efforts to diversify the economy and progressively accelerate the pace of economic recovery.”

A statement on Wednesday in Abuja by the acting Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Alhaji Muhammadu Maccido, said Dambazau noted that the government was aware of the present economic challenges confronting the nation, following the downturn in oil prices.

The minister, according to the statement, assured that appropriate steps were being taken to address them, especially through revitalising the agricultural sector, the ‘Youth Empowerment Scheme’ in Information and Communication Technology, the ‘Change Begins with Me’, a value re-orientation programme and other social intervention programmes, as well as through massive capital release, all aimed at stimulating the economy towards the path of recovery and growth.

It said, “The minister expresses optimism that the present economic difficulties will soon be over and therefore urges all to continue to support the government towards building a new formidable Nigeria where peace, unity, security and sustainable development are guaranteed. He wishes all Nigerians, a happy Eid-el-Kabir celebration.”

Cc: lalasticlala

http://punchng.com/sallah-fg-declares-monday-tuesday-public-holidays/

BABANGBALI:
Wetin? like sey if she give you you no go chop?

i no talk o

yadnus1:
This Lara never reach to get belle since?

You wan give am bele?

That guy Behind Oshio wife don finally get wetin him dey dream of since.

canDy4eva:
Murder keh?

U don tag am name finish!

Na wa o!

Allow d police do der job k!

hey! Check comments from the guy i qoute.

divinehand2003:
Is this a prophesy or a prediction.
God forbid bad news ooooo.
Nigerians are already in distress and adding four more years is death sentence.

He better keep his prophesy to himself