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raker300:Support Poisoning of the water just because of the herdsmen? Count me out of it. Their is oil spillage in Niger Delta into their farms, water e.t.c, do you know how many people that are affected ? It affects farmers, fishermen e.t.c If Fayose dare do it, it will affect farmers that use that water as source for watering of his/her farms, likewise it will affect fishermen, meaning fishes will die. Indirectly this affect majority of Ekiti inhabitant and Nigeria at large. You may think , you are not base in Ekiti but remember that the farmer that is farm is affected might want to sell it to the public like that without you knowing. Remember no one want to lost. Moreover, has Fayose even provide enough quality water to its citizen ? Meaning again, some inhabitant must be using that as drinking water. Can you know see why poisoning of the water is not the solution to herdsmen or better still educate me on poisoning of the water because of herdsmen is good. |
Fayose has forgotten a Yoruba adage that says " ori bi be ko ni ogun ori fifo "meaning "Cutting off the head is not the solution to headache ". Fayose their role modem(l) must have taken [img]http://gif.co/oJVl.gif[/img] |
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, on Tuesday, warned marauding herdsmen that have sent many Nigerians to their untimely graves in parts of the country to steer clear of his state or otherwise risk a greater danger for their cattle. He said failure on their part to heed the warning would lead to the people of the state poisoning the source of water by the herdsmen for the cattle. Fayose stated this on Tuesday, while speaking on the topic: “Journalism and Politics; two sides of a coin,” at the World Press Freedom Day organised by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Oyo State Council, held at the Dapo Aderogba hall, Iyaganku, Ibadan. Fayose said the time had come for Nigerians to defend themselves in the face of unwarranted attacks and killings by suspected herdsmen across the country. Citing the carnage carried out by them in Benue and Enugu states, the governor said Boko Haram appeared to have changed its identity to herdsmen, unleashing terror on innocent citizens of the country, He said he had instructed his people to poison water with a particular brand of chemical used against fungal attacks in the event of any herdsmen attack in Ekiti. “It seems Boko Haram has changed identity to herdsmen now. You as journalists must speak out, the killings are under reported. Is it about the mass burial in Kaduna State, the Agatu saga or the recent killing which happened on Monday? Ask questions,” he said. On his criticism of President Muhammed Buhari, Fayose said he had nothing against the personality of the president, but that the world democracy did not live on old leaders again. Fayose said it was wrong for the president to believe he could use the panacea he adopted to tackle national problems over 30 years ago as head of state to solve current national challenges. “President Buhari is too old to rule this country and that is why there is problem in this country now. He is like my grandfather. Nigeria should not produce any president that is over 60 years. “World democracy don’t parade octogenarians again. Young people should rise up to challenge the older generation. Maybe that is why there is a law that a pilot should not fly an aircraft after 65 years of age,” he said. Fayose advised journalists in the country to hold politicians accountable for their deeds and character while in office, in order to save the country from going down. “You are the last hope of common man. When journalists support looters, there is confusion of vision. Journalists should shy away from it. Bad politicians should be brought to justice. Don’t write about issues you don’t know. Don’t rely on what a politician told you of his supposed enemy and don’t inherit his enemies. Journalists must help bring corrupt politicians to justice. “When politicians are going wrong, let them feel the heat first from you. Most politicians are using journalists in Nigeria for their dirty jobs and they are supporting wicked politicians. Journalists in Nigeria always shy away from the truth because they are self-centred and greedy. As a journalist, you need to discharge your duty without fear or favour. “Politicians have no address and this is why it is possible for a politician to defect from PDP after 12 years to APC and is being celebrated as a saint. Journalists should stop supporting and having soft spots for political parties and politicians. Some of you have sympathy for PDP or APC. Don’t join our battle. You are the hope of the common man and the only thing they can enjoy,” he said. The governor said journalists were being used for dirty jobs, advising them to remember that Nigerians needed them more than politicians. “Nigeria needs you more than politicians. When you pervade the truth, Nigeria is in trouble. We are in the wrong direction in this country and it is time to keep all of us on course. “Journalists need to put politicians on their toes. Anybody that encroaches our constitution must be brought to book; you must defend our constitution. The career of most journalists that dabbled into politics had been destroyed. “This is an era of public governance and in the last 12 months, we have never had it so bad in this country. No fuel, no electricity and I can categorically tell you that we are in the wrong direction as Nigerians. I am pleading with you, save Nigeria,” he said. On 2019 elections, the governor assured that though PDP failed during the 2015 elections because those at the helm of affairs of the party were bereft of ideas, the party is being repositioned to return to power in 2019. According to him, “Yes, PDP failed in 2015, not because people didn’t like PDP, but because they didn’t like certain individuals. We are prepared to do the cleansing. We are ready to make the drastic change. And I tell you, we’re coming back.” He said the party needed the services of younger and vibrant members and not the elderly ones, who ought to leave the stage when the ovation was loudest.” http://tribuneonlineng.com/we-will-poison-our-water-fayose-threatens-fulani-herdsmen Mynd44 lalasticlala |
FreeGlobe:Do you feel offended, if yes [img]http://gif.co/vf44.gif[/img] |
FreeGlobe:if i want to make it tribal, i would have create another thread with "Yoruba Caption", just the same way you tag it with "Igbo Caption "I am not tribalistic and i will never be. |
Meet Laolu Senbanjo, the New York City-based artist behind the body art in Beyoncé’s new visual album "Lemonade." http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/meet-nigerian-artist-yoruba-body-art-beyoncs-lemonade/story?id=38678748
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Celebrated highlife musician, Flavour N’abania, has probably broken the hearts of his two babymamas, Sandra Okagbue and Anna Banner, who may be hoping to settle down with the singer someday, following his interview with HipTV where he stated he would not be getting married to any of his Babymamas, adding that for someone like him, marriage would be a huge distraction and that most artistes at their prime in their trade are bound to crash once they get married. “Marriage is not a thing that you just go into. This music business is a serious business. My own opinion, I think if you are in the peak of your career, you don’t need any distraction. So for now, I think marriage could be a distraction for me because it is a whole big institution that when you go in, you have to be fully prepared to know what you are getting into,” he said. “And right now, looking at everything, its not so easy for me now….and most of my colleagues, whenever they get married, everything starts crashing down. I keep asking people, have you ever seen a successful musician having a good home and a good career? Its not going to be easy. If you know one, just tell me” he added. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/wont-marry-mybabymamas-says-flavour/ Mynd44 lalasticlala
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Mumbai: The city crime branch, in a major covert operation late on Thursday night, raided the area near the railway tracks below the Wadi Bunder flyover and arrested two Nigerians with 40gm cocaine. The police said the cocaine seized from Infunanya Minke, 37, and Ique Emaniyal, 24, was worth Rs 5 lakh. They also seized small electronic weighing machines, Rs 45,000 and seven mobiles from the two, which they hope will help them track down other gang members and those buying drugs from them. Five policemen suffered minor injuries after around 20 Nigerians peddling drugs pelted them with stones. The drama near the tracks between Masjid Bunder and Pydhonie went on till 5am on Friday. "We and even police commissioner Dattatray Padsalgikar had been receiving information that the drug peddlers had become a menace in the vicinity. We decided to come down heavily on the peddlers." said Atul Kulkarni, joint commissioner of police (crime). He said the crime branch formed a team of around 60 policemen from various units and carried out the surprise raid. The police did not take the help of special units of the anti-narcotics cell (ANC) and government railway police (GRP), under whose jurisdiction the raid was carried out on Thursday night. "When our team surrounded the gang, an accused jumped from the 30-foot high bridge and ran along the tracks. The others started pelting stones but the police party fired three rounds in the air to scare them off," said Dhananjay Kulkarni, deputy commissioner of police. Police inspector Santosh Bagwe and three constables suffered minor injuries. The police team comprised of Bagwe, Ajay Sawant, Dhiraj Koli and Sachin Kadam. The police said some of the Nigerians ran along the tracks up to Byculla, from where they disappeared under the cover of darkness. The gang would sit in an abandoned BPT building near the tracks and then climb up to sell their contraband on the Pydhonie flyover. Most clients would come on bikes. The police said that the GRP and local police had tried to carry out raids but did not get "strong approval" from seniors. The accused have allegedly been carrying out the business for around six years. Kulkarni said they would coordinate with the railways, increase patrolling and conduct surprise raids. http://m.timesofindia.com/city/mumbai/Two-Nigerians-held-with-coke-in-crackdown-on-peddlers/articleshow/52046621.cms Mynd44 lalasticlala |
Smellymouth:In addition PEIRLUIGI COLLINA is currently the head of Refering Unit in UEFA |
RIP in advance |
[size=20pt]i wish Ben Murray Bruce can talk some unCommonSense concerning the Bayelsa matters[/size] |
He who God has bless , let no man curse. Enjoy bro, it is your time. God Bless Our Hustle |
Highly-rated Nigerian starlets Jacob Njoku and Chidera Ejike have joined Liverpool on a trial basis, according to the duo's representative. Manchester City had previously kept a close eye on 18-year-old attacking midfielder Ejike's progress at the Gee-Lec academy, but are yet to make a move for the highly-rated youngster. Liverpool instead have jumped the queue, inviting the player over for a two-week trial, along with 18-year-old Njoku, who was previously on the books of Portuguese giants Porto. "Njoku and Ejike are in Liverpool already. We arrived in England around 2pm on Saturday (23 April), they are starting training tomorrow," the pair's representative Babawo Mohammed told AllNigeriaSoccer.com. Major clubs across Europe have looked to young Nigerian options in recent months following the country's success at the Under-17 World Cup in November 2015. Arsenal have also agreed deals for both Kelechi Nwakali and Samuel Chukwueze, with Arsene Wenger confirming in January the club were hopeful of resolving work permit and medical issues to sign up the pair. Sixteen-year-old midfielder Chukwueze was given a British entry visa allowing him to complete his move in February, while 17-year-old Nwakali, who won the Golden Ball award at November's tournament in Chile, revealed he had signed a five-year-contract with the Gunners. Liverpool meanwhile have already begun making preparations for next season with Schalke defender Joel Matip poised to join the club in July when his current deal with the Bundesliga club expires. Udinese midfielder Piotr Zielinski also confirmed he had already held talks with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp over a move to Anfield this summer. The versatile midfielder was tentatively linked with a move to the Premier League in January and confirmed in April he had been in direct contact with the Reds' boss. FC Cologne and Germany full-back Jonas Hector has also admitted he would find it very difficult to turn down a move to Liverpool if Klopp was to reach out to him. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/liverpool-nigerian-duo-jacob-njoku-chidera-ejike-undergoing-trials-merseyside-1556661
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35 years ? May be he is mentally unstable |
The only Senator who makes a serious effort to display some common sense is far more active on Twitter than on the floor of the Senate------------------Reuben Abati |
TANTUMERGO007:Okota road was started by Fashola. So stop saying what you don't know. 70% of the roads have already been completed by Fashola especially from ago roundabout to capital oil junction . Ambode start from Cele junction to ago roundabout yet the road is yet to be completed particularly college bus stop. We dash you Agbaje if you believe he is better than Ambode |
Fvck him, he once said Corp member that die during 2011 election are destined to die |
Still staying as a tenant, i hope, i believe and i pray for God Blessing in my life so that i too will become a landlord. God Bless Our Hustle |
The only Senator who makes a serious effort to display some common sense is far more active on Twitter than on the floor of the Senate That is our Obama look like senator . Lion on Twitter but Mouse in Senate. Mynd44 lalasticlala this thread deserve FP |
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The ultimate healer is God not human |
According Alhassan, “today’s clearance letter was
second to the previous one sent on the March
5,2015 during the administration of President
Goodluck Jonathan through the office of the then
secretary to the government of the federation Chief
Pius Anyim.”
This bold part speak alot. Meaning Justice Danlandi
Umar as been cleared from the previous
government. So no one will say PMB orchestrated
the clearance letter.
Justice Umar do your job without fear. |
According Alhassan, “today’s clearance letter was second to the previous one sent on the March 5,2015 during the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan through the office of the then secretary to the government of the federation Chief Pius Anyim.” This bold part speak alot. Meaning Justice Danlandi Umar as been cleared from the previous government. So no one will say PMB orchestrated the clearance letter. Justice Umar do your job without fear. |
The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) says its chairman, Danladi Umar, has been cleared of a N10m-bribe allegation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).https://www.thecable.ng/efcc-sends-clearance-letter-to-cct-absolves-chairman-umar-of-n10m-bribe-allegation
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EdCure:those Sahara guys will get the new ones again. Only God knows how they do it . kudos to them but sometimes they are too forward |
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This got me laughing
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