₦airaland Forum

NwaAmaikpe:
A ga-aju onye
I've always thought this girl was a transvestite.

The person who deflowered her really tried.
A 33-year old's hymen needs a drill or concrete nail to puncture.


Her husband also tried...
Imagine waking up to that voice every morning or even hearing her moan in that voice

Scary I believe

rose54321:
You are right sha, historically most revolutions involved people sacrificing themselves (either out of frustration like in Tunisia, or killed in the process of demonstrating like Martin Luther).
It is well sha, hopefully we can achieve ours without loss of life, peaceful protests...

rose54321:
If the youths turn out en masse to vote, anybody can win elections in Nigeria.
The problem is most people have this "elections will be rigged anyways, why bother myself " mentality.
So the elites just rig and business as usual continues.

It's high time for a democratic revolution in naija

Ezenwammadu:
They will rather vote for a dying hausa man than this eminently qualified individual

Useless people

CROWNWEALTH019:
Make fayose or wike your vice and watch how the youths would turn out enmass to vote for you...

nextprince:
Donald Duke, you are very qualified to rule Nigeria, and I will personally cast my vote for you.

lofty900:
Not in this present dispensation.

Former governor of Cross River State, Mr Donald Duke, on Tuesday said he would still take a shot at the presidency if the opportunity presented itself.

Duke spoke at a programme “The Nigerian Symposium for Emerging Leaders” held in Lagos.

He said though he once aspired to the position but did not emerge the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, he would still contest for the highest office in the country at the appropriate time.

Duke explained that it was because of his preference for the presidential seat that he did not vie for any federal legislative seat after serving out his terms as governor.

“I do not have the flair for the legislature; standing up and sitting down at the chambers to raise a point. That was why I did not contest for the Senate but the presidency, after serving out my term as governor.

“I have contested the presidency before; I will still give it a shot when the opportunity presents itself . I believe I still have the energy in me,” he said.

The former governor canvassed the reform of the country`s political system to accommodate wider participation and good governance.

He suggested the review of the electoral law to allow for independent candidacy.

Duke said the country`s democracy would fare better if young people, who form the larger proportion of the population ,took more active part in its political process.

He said most developed countries had young people as their leaders at one point or the other in their democratic history.

The former governor, however, said power was never given easily, urging young people to participate in the political process and use their prime to add value to the country.

“I want to urge young people in the country not to see leadership as if it belongs to some people, but do everything positive to be part of it.

“You can only make a difference at the prime of your life. You can actually add value now, not when you are above 50.

“So, you need to be part of the political process and play your part. It is your right to be there; nobody is doing you a favour.

“You represent more than 60 per cent of the population; you don’t have to beg for it.

“Just make effort to make that change and contribute your quota to nation building,“he said.

Duke urged government at all levels to be accountable and challenged the governed to demand more from their leaders.

Also speaking, former Gov. Peter Obi of Anambra State decried lack of transparency and accountability in government.

He said the situation was responsible for the level of corruption in the country and poor delivery of dividends of democracy.

Obi said the way out of the quagmire was for leaders to carry the governed along in budgetary spending and plans for effective tracking.

“The way forward is that governments should make their budgets more explicit and published. The plans and the money to be spent on them should be clearly stated.

“That is when people can track and make comparative analysis with previous budgets and then we can achieve some transparency,” he said.

The former governor also urged the masses to show more interest in the budget so as to keep leaders on their toes.

Mr Seun Onigbinde, Chief Executive Officer, BudgIt, an organisation with interest in accountability in public finance, urged Nigerians to demand accountability from their governments.

He also urged governments at all levels to always carry the people along in their budgetary proposals and implementation to achieve accountability.

The Indigenous People of Biafra on Friday condemned the continued detention of the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Oil and Gas, Ifeanyi Ubah, saying should anything happen to him those keeping him in prison should be prepared to face the wrath of the group.

It said, “We want the DSS to know that an attack on Ifeanyi Ubah is an attack on Biafra; the DSS should know that we are watching on this matter and must continue following it until it gets to its logical conclusion”.

It added that the arrest of Ubah was part of the plots to frustrate Igbo businessmen.

In a press statement made available to our correspondent in Awka, Anambra State, by IPOB’s media and publicity secretary, Emma Powerful, the group said its intelligence unit had uncovered a grand plot to kill businesses in Igboland.

It said such actions were indicative that the people of the area were no longer needed in Nigeria.

The group wondered why a court of competent jurisdiction would order the release of Ubah yet the Department of State Services would continue to hold him.

The statement read in part, “We have been informed by IPOB intelligence unit that this Ifeanyi Uba arrest by the DSS was the perfection of hard economic policies against our people and strangulation of Igbo businessmen in Nigeria.

“The ground plan to stop every business controlling by our people in Nigeria is eating deep in Nigeria economy because our people are the major businessmen in Nigeria today.

“Arresting Dr. Ifeanyi Uba because of his legitimate business proves to all and sundry that we are no more needed in the contraption called Nigeria.”

The group vowed to resist such policies against the people of the area, adding that “It is pathetic that well meaning Nigerians are keeping quiet over the continued damage the DSS is causing Nigeria”.

“We want to state it categorically clear to all the Northern dominated DSS and other politicians that nothing should happen to our brother, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah because he committed no crime against anybody or Nigeria state.

“In line with this, we warn that Ifeanyi Uba should be released before it is too late or they will see the power of IPOB under Nnamdi Kanu all over the world; we cannot afford to watch them continue to humiliate and intimate him for no just cause.”

youngest85:
Chai, naso they wan take spoil this fine babe.
Thank God say e no touch our milk

NgeneUkwenu:
May God Punish Jonathan!

charijee:
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Okon be like : mehn this chest if fresh o [/color]

eezeribe:
Serial monogamist.I hope the new wife won't send his already average career to the negative margin.
Good Luck to him and the Super Eagles.

CIOSYLVA:
He is taller naa.. Seyi is the tallest

PapaBrowne:
Hmmmm!!

I hope they are not trying to enact bring back our girls part 2 in order to frustrate Osibanjo??

DONGOYARO1:
Why dont you tell the ibos in those Northern state to come back to iboland. The ibos should stop acting confused if you really want to break away from Nigeria, then you need to stop running to other part of Nigeria