₦airaland Forum

chumakk:
I will believe it when it is coming from "WeedFM"

i dont expect anything less

Information reaching "BushFM" indicates that the president is set to appoint the former Gov. Of Anambra state Mr Peter Obi, as the minister of state for Education following the resignation of Mr Nyesom Wike, the former minister.
Also, our source inside the villa confided in "BushFM" that the Presidency is also considering a former EFFC Boss Malam Nuhu Ribadu, who recently defected to the PDP from the APC as the minister of state for Defence. However, some of the party hierarchy are still sceptical about Nuhu Ribadu since he is still under scrutiny.

More details soon......

Ahead of the 2015 general election, the minister for information Labaran Maku, Nyesom Wike, Obanikoro and others resigns!


In pursuit of their political ambitions, about 7 ministers including the Minister of state for Education Nyesom Wike has just resigned!


Details coming soon. Source............... TVC, Channels, AIT etc

Yes,,, APGA IS PDD and PDP is APGA.



I would have been angry if you had joind APC.

ndi Anambra would have disowned you.

i smell trouble ahead!



on a second thought, Jaga should not comfirm peoples fear by being desperate to creat those PU's

[quote
author=Larow post=/post/26811698]Says who! There are so many useless
courses o. Imagine yourself being a Zoologist! You'll then understand
why it is being underrated, most especially in Nigerian
Universities[/quote]you need education dude! i can tell you that our dear president studied zoology in school, and today he is the president

[quote
author=engrsyer]No man can fight Press and defeat them. I pity AIG M.
J. Mbu because he can never win. Amaechi Anakwe is a popular figure dat u
can't just hide him behind bars. As long as i am concern, dat issue is
personal so Mr. Mbu should take d case personal too by going to court
because if only calling Mr. Mbu 'controversial man' does not rob him of his
office. So I advice Mr. Mbu to be careful with people while carrying
his official assignments as not to spoil his earned good name.[/quote]Journalism as a profession is very unique, very respectful and sacrosanct, but some of this lazy journalists have only come to desecrate it.


Perhaps the only way they could get attention is to assassinate other peoples character.

I wonder what they are being taught at the University theses days!

Please AIG Mbu, we need more scapegoats!

Journalism as a profession is very unique, very respectful and sacrosanct. but some of this lazy journalists have only come to desecrate it.


Perhaps the only way they could get attention, is to assassinate other peoples character.

I wonder what they are being taught at the University theses days!

Please AIG Mbu, we need more scapegoats!

MORNDEW: If people like the Op is allowed to walk free in dis country, den Bokoharam is a small case.

Ara na'enweghi Nne na Nna gba 'gbukwa gi. onye Ori

All i can see here are anti AIG Mbu and anti PDP attack dogs.

Please sir AIG Mbu, carry on with your professional duty, majority of Nigerians are behind you

*logs out of the thread immediately before i am attacked with A.K 47 and bombs* !!

[quote
author=MORNDEW]You are the worst thing to come out of nairaland. Do you
think this is milliyary regime? May u be unjustly arrested. Ur likes
need not be present in social media. Wht sense do u think u ve made
above.[/quote]you have neither made any since too. arguements can only be countered by superior arguments, not by insults.

[quote

author=egift][img]http://3.bp..com/-P1ROEWugBew/UtzkF1MPgcI/AAAAAAAAGv0/MhB_KorDoPw/s1600/Patience+Jonathan+and+Mbu.jpg[/img]

OP
is one of those you hear, and you will lose hope in humanity. I mean
how can someone support a Public servant (who executes the Law),
clamping down innocent Journalist for using the word "controversial".

If Mbu is offended, the law demands he sue. But he rather start muscling
Nigerians, just because the wife of the president is using him as a
foot-mat.[/quote]chei see reasoning! please what criteria do u use in measuring the word "innocent", someone that assasinated another persons character!

we need people lik Mbu to tame the excesses of some un-cultured journalists.

My first question is;

* is it right for a trained journalist to go about calling people names? What happened to the age long investigative journalism?

* Does being a journalist give you the right or immunity to tarnish other peoples image in public?

Honestly, everything is just upside down in Nigeria. Just few days ago, they (journalists) went about collecting bribes from someone to kill a story. And we still call them journalists!

Take or leave it, whether it's AIT, channels, NTA, CoreTV,etc As a media house, where your right stops is where another ones right begins.

Whether you are a reporter, a presenter, or a journalist, you have no right in any guise, to slander or assassinate peoples character.

You may argue it's your constitutional right to freely express yourself (freedom of expression), but note: that right does not include the right to convey such expression to the public if it's damaging! Because where your right stops, is where my own BEGINS.

to me, it's the amalgamation of 1914 without our consent

The Nation haven witnessed series of challenges since independent, perhaps it's time for a little sober reflection!

Please, this thread is not for tribal bashing; but to actually identify those issues that has actually asserted NEGATIVE influence on our National UNITY!.


Now here is the question...

* What do you think was, and is still Nigerias greatest mistake/undoing among these items below....

1. The Amalgamation of Nigeria without our consent in 1914.

2. The Usman Dan Fodio Jihad of Feb. 21st 1804.

3. The independence of Nigeria in 1960.

4. The Coup and counter Coup of 1966.

5. The discovery of Crude Oil in Nigeria in 1956.

6. The incursion of military in our democracy in Jan. 15 1966.

8. The Nigeria Civil War of July 6th 1967.

9. Boko Haram.

10. PDP.

11. Islam

12. APC

13. Christianity

Yomieluv: Poor attempt to cover his atrocities.

another supporter of APC and Green Bottle chairman!


see how opposition has blinded your sense of reasoning!



did i not warn you to stop getting high on Green Bottle Substance!

chai, i can see dat al dis people dat comentd abv has mosquito brain!
a christian sponsoring an Islamic to destroy his pple! And they beliv it!

first a "small boy" and nw a "leopard" AIG mbu get mouth ooo

and the PDP is jst waiting for 2015 election to move closer, so they wil resurect their own case

dis is wot u get, wen u elect a "small boy" as d governor of a state

dat is wot u get, wen u elect a "small boy" as d governor of a state

the fact is, 30 Amaechi can not stop 80% vote for GEJ come 2015. all i can say is.............









Gej till thy Kingdom Come!

all i can say is.............























GEJ till thy Kingdom Come!

chai! "A small boy overwhelmed by the size of the office he occupy"










dis is a smack down frm AIG Mbu!

[quote
author=Afroconnect]Amid the dust raised by his allegation linking a
former governor of Borno State, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, and an
erstwhile Chief of the Army Staff, Lt. General Azubuike Ihejirika, with
the sponsorship of Boko Haram, an Australian negotiator, Dr. Stephen
Davis, at the weekend, gave insight into how Abubakar Shekau hijacked
the Islamist group.
“The Boko Haram we see today is not the Jama’atu Ahlul Sunnah Lih Da’awa
wal Jihad (JAS) that was operational under Yusuf – former  JAS
leader killed by the police in 2009”, Davis told Sunday Vanguard in an
interview.
In the interview conducted online, the negotiator said: “Shekau formed
Ansaru which he used for kidnapping and beheading victims.  This
behaviour was a major departure from the original mandate of the JAS
which was to purify Islam and return it to the exemplary life of the
Prophet. Many among the JAS leadership are no longer active and others
have been killed. This has allowed Shekau to take the JAS to a more
extreme action and expand the frontiers of kidnapping, bombing and
slaughtering. The Boko Haram we have today is a much expanded Ansaru.
What we see now is not the Yusufiya which wanted very much to settle a
score with former Governor Ali Modu Sheriff. It is Boko Haram as a
partner to ISIS and Al Shabaab”.
Davis admitted that he came to Nigeria in April to facilitate the
release of the Chibok girls abducted by Boko Haram, but denied that he
was engaged by any party and therefore had no obligation to report to
anyone.
He claimed to have interacted with former commanders of JAS and others
close to Boko Haram during his visit to Nigeria.
Davis didn’t speak with real Boko Haram leaders – Nigerian negotiator
Meanwhile, a Nigerian negotiator claimed, yesterday, that Sheriff and
Ihejirika could not have been Boko Haram sponsors as  the two men
were actually sworn enemies of the Islamist group.
The negotiator, who didn’t want to be named for security reasons, told
Sunday Vanguard that neither Sherrif nor Ihejirika was a sponsor of the
sect.

Shekau in the video released to AFP. Photo: AFP.
The source, who has been assisting the government to find a lasting
solution to the insurgency in the North-east, pointed out that Sheriff
was even one of the three most wanted enemies of the sect. He did not
say who the other two were.
“The statement credited to advise that Sherriff and Ihejirika are
sponsors of Boko Haram is far from the truth because, as at  today,
the former Borno governor remains one of the three worst enemies of
Boko Haram”, he stated.
“I can tell you that the group has not forgiven Sheriff over the killing
of its leader, Mohammed Yusuf, who was arrested and killed during his
tenure as governor”.
Confirming the claim by Davis  that he was not hired by the
Nigerian government to broker peace with the sect, the source said that
the Australian came on his own to secure the release of the Chibok
girls.
He said that while in Nigeria, Davis never met the real commanders of
Boko Haram but depended on information from a member of the Presidential
Committee on Dialogue and Amnesty for information on the activities of
the sect.
The source blamed what is now playing out  on the issue of Boko
Haram sponsorship on the information given to Davis by the member of the
presidential committee.
He said,”We can say with all amount of seriousness that Davis did not
meet the leadership and main commanders of Boko Haram during his visit
to the North-east.
“If Davis insists that he met with any senior commander or leader of the
sect, we challenge him to mention their names and ranks”.
Excerpts of Davis interview.
 
Courtesy Vanguard news.

Dumb Nigerians APC suckers hope you retards have heard-APC courtesy
el-rufai the short devil peddling false-hood since inception.[/quote]well, all i can say is.............!























GEJ till thy Kingdom come!

Please let's put the records straight, nobody and i repeat; nobody forced, or asked Ribadu to step down. He did so willingly, haven understood the game plan. And he has achieved two things by taking that decision which is...!

1. He has proved to the PDP Stewarts, both at the federal and state level that he is not desperate and that he can be LOYAL.

2. He has positioned himself for 2015 which was his ultimate goal.
Moreso, for those of you who are still sceptical about keeping the gentleman agreement between the aspirants, like i said in my early post, PDP is now more united than ever before.
And for your greatest shock, i can tell you confidently, that there is a very high and close relationship between Ribadu and acting governor Fintiri. Because of the personality of Ribadu(Anti-corruption crusader). He secretly supported the Adamawa assembly to impeach Nyaku, because he knew Nyaku actually committed those embezzlement.

[quote
author=barcanista]Fintiri will definitely run in 2015 and will emerge
PDP's flagbearer. Let me assure you that PDP Chieftains don't care about
someone called Ribadu or Marwa, they are only interested in the
Millions Fintiri will be allowing to flow in2 their pockets evry month.
PdP do NOT joke with their incumbents and 2015 they will want to use him
to win Adamawa(though unsuccessfully)[/quote]Please let's put the records straight, nobody and i repeat; nobody forced, or asked Ribadu to step down. He did so willingly, haven understood the game plan. And he has achieved two things by taking that decision which is...!

1. He has proved to the PDP Stewarts, both at the federal and state level that he is not desperate and that he can be LOYAL.

2. He has positioned himself for 2015 which was his ultimate goal.
Moreso, for those of you who are still sceptical about keeping the gentleman agreement between the aspirants, like i said in my early post, PDP is now more united than ever before.
And for your greatest shock, i can tell you confidently, that there is a very high and close relationship between Ribadu and acting governor Fintiri. Because of the personality of Ribadu(Anti-corruption crusader). He secretly supported the Adamawa assembly to impeach Nyaku, because he knew Nyaku actually committed those embezzlement.

well, all i can say is.............!




















GEJ till thy kingdom come!

[quote
author=barcanista]Chief when Ribadu was in APC, your Party told him to
decamp and be the flagbearer. He decamped, your party is now saying he
shd "wait" till 2015... Your party is not known to honor Gentleman
agreement. Pls spare us the sermon Sir[/quote]i would not argue much with u on the issue of honoring a gentleman agreement, but like i said, PDP is more organised now than ever before.

[quote
author=barcanista]It's so unfortunate that the PDP is not a party to
trust. It is so immoral for a Speaker to oust a Governor and then run
for the Governor's seat. The people of Adamawa should reject the acting
Gov at the poll otherwise, it will be a case of Sheer incompetency and
absolute failure. Whoever assume that Fintiri won't run in 2015 is a big
joke(shd he win the byelection).[/quote]i can assure u that Fintiri wiil not run come 2015, contrary to what people think; PDP is more organised now than ever before.



Ribadu for 2015!

@nekanolas, thanks for giving us the first useless Nigeria media.

bright007: who is your insider

and why will i tell you that?

or, is the insider more important to you than the news?

well, don't worry, in no distant time, the news wil be spread all over some of our "useless" Nigeria media.