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I don't have problems with the report. I have big issues with the way Niralanders respond to issues without thinking for one sec. Secondly, Seun loves to sensationalise issues hence, lost of front page crap. |
This is not the kind of news that most nairalanders want to read. its not bad news. kudos to delta state |
the dance of Salome Matt 14 6- 11 Mark 6 21- 28. |
omenka: [s]stop foaming in the mouth. |
truth4meal: between me and you did u knw that the last time America made a candid help on BH was when this political pastor went to the House Foreign Affairs Committee of America and tabled the skewed "much pressure" to the members of the committee who sees through the pastor's "much pressure" to behold a man driven by purchased motive n mind. I will buy private jet (amen) but I will be brave enough to say I bought it not that its a gift from church members.from your write up, its obvious you don't like the truth. what if he never owned a jet. oritsejafor was the only religious leader (christian or Muslim) who spoke loudest against Boko haram. If he had the Political and Military force, he would have taken more decisive steps than Mr President. Stope this private jet issue. its a poor mans mind set. you may need a private jet tomorrow. |
truth4meal: Orisejafor has only deepen the already sordid name of CAN in the dirty mud of politics - this man of "god" is a disgrace to the generation of Christianity. He politicized CAN and gave it a coloration comparable only to a political party when the best CAN can be is at least a pressure group. The man is deft in heating the polity while brandishing his gold chain and fart-ful utterances. And wats the reward for his sins - a jet on earth and hell in deathI'm sorry to say this, its too early not to use your brain. when boko haram was destroying churches; you expected hi to keep silence. do you have as much infor as he has. do you know how much pressure he mounted on the presidency on the issue of Boko haram. have you read most of his press conferences. Stop this hating because of private jet. You may have to buy yours tomorrow. |
NONSENSE.. and CPC is the political arm of Bokoharam. what the heck? The CAN president was the loudest voice against Boko haram. Even louder than that of the president. CPC never condemned the Killing of NYSC members in the north. they kept quiet so as to score political point. Rather than condemn Boko haram and join hands to fight the evil, they simply told us the existence of Political, Religious and Social Boko haram with out telling us the one they support. I think the media and Nigerians should be circumspect in issues like this. Even the international community have so much confidence in the personality of oritsejafor. |
CallmePROF: oh gosh!!. Some people are just sooooo heartless and wicked!. #sad#which people,BOKO harm or JTF |
It seems Fashola has so much time in his hand. |
Now the chat is over; you guys can now engage in a free for all fight. and entertain us a little. lol |
although, i want the law signed and well enforced. but i doubt the govt will sign it. |
all this brouhaha and after six months, you may not like her that much again. OP, the same way you make other friends, is the same way you make friendship to choose your spouse. ANY OTHER METHOD, has lots of deceit associated with it Next: If the lady is too much for you, or you are too scared. STOP; and work on yourself. it may not be worth it after all. Finally, MOST campus relationships are total WASTE OF TIME. You have a lot ahead of you. Focus on your studies. "No soldier on service entangleth himself in the affairs of this life.......(2 Timothy 2;4) American standard version. |
and the case returns to the Police. shouldn't this be handled the street way? I mean Once and for all. NLanders, what do you think. |
can someone hook me up with that onyinye. inbox me with her number. better still, Onyinye, send me your number. BTW, i don't need her money. I just want to add to her prize. |
OMO IBO: I don't see why anyone should send you an email when these job vacancies are freely advertised on radio and the internet.I just don't understand why he wants people to send the application to his yahoo address. what on earth does he need peoples applications for? |
[quote author=Okija_juju].Sergent Rogers .... https://i.chzbgr.com/completestore/2010/6/20/5835eb72-1ec8-49a9-a04d-d4597e5e3e1a.gif[/quote]how do you get these clips |
Daewoods: The Truth be told, we Nigerians are cowards, because we all know we need a revolution.I think you are the biggest coward. will you get your face off that computer and start up the revolution you so desire. Are you waiting for someone else to start the revolution for you; while you analyse on Nairaland? mtcheew.. |
and the rant ends here on nairaland. |
Femsyn: When there are capable, ready to go hands. Nepotism and padipadi has killed dis country!On point. I always have mixed feelings when i read and hear of similar complaint. I've seen VERY brilliant people who couldn't secure some of these jobs. Its unfortunate. |
lagerwhenindoubt: tear the report because you did not see it first or because the leaked version had no iota of truth in it.. which one.. but let us leave that for another day. on Manitoba.,. at least the Public (not the naive one) needs to know how BPE will process a proposal, have a prospective investor perform due diligence and after 5 years award it wholly only to claim a breach in due process. I have a strong feeling you have access to such crucial info, can you leak it out to save us the effort of trying to figure out what is on the mind of BPE. It seems you will vest your confidence on our indigenous investors than on experienced international institutions with verifiable successes in this field. but hey.. there is a first time for everything right?Humm. I'll be out of this thread after this. may I state that most of your so called "experienced international institutions with verifiable successes" operating in various sectors in this country,are involved in the biggest corruption scams you can think of. is it Oil and Gas, Power, Construction coys etc. Listen, It is this corruption that fuels their operational engine, It is this corruption that blinds Nigerians. Unfortunately, Nigerians are involved in all these rubbish and thats whats on display on nairaland. so sad. |
Iolo: I think reading this post should be enough.Touché ![]() |
WENGERNOMICS: So you prefer to go back to square 1......which will take another 5 years abi.....same reason he let the best energy management brain in Nigeria to go because na Jonathan and FG holy pass....I don't buy that.....serious vested interests don't want this issue of light sorted......and Jonathan knows......he just does not have d character or political will to stand for something. Due process my foot. has he sorted d scandal with the Ribadu report.....bros, forget about that Ribadu report. that is not the issue being discussed. besides If i were your boss and i gave you a job to do stating the terms and you spend so much time, return with an inconclusive report and leak the report before presenting it. I'll tear the report in your face for gross incompetence. but that is not the issue here. |
Gbawe: Please shut up !!! Why are you and others so dishonest? When caught out you are then runnning from pillar to post instead of showing character and simply admitting you spoke out of turn. Can you not read? Is it not clear to you that the GEJ Government that took the decision to re-engaged Manitoba rather than restart the process of screening interested companies all over again?I'm sorry I can't help you. your obsession for this Canadian company is rather unfortunate. You just don't seem to understand that their are vested interest in the Manitoba deal. Its Painful but we must get it right. |
Gbawe: The likes of you ,despite never contributing anything intelligent here, like personalising issues to distractingly make things about your fellow posters. That is why you can foolishly assume I do not "comprehend" issues whereas it is the you and the ignorant poster you quote ,who always speaks incorrectly to defend GEJ blindly, who lack comprehension.Gbawe, is it wrong to backtrack when the possess is faulty? I think its most reasonable to do so. Have you asked for the reasons Late Yaradua stalled the process? He most likely would have done the same. Besides, if these issues are not dealt with. you'd be the one to complain, query and react harshly when problems arise. Gbawe, please don't leverage on the naivety of folks here. We as Nigerians must learn to do things right. I can put my money on the fact that you know absolutely nothing on how the Manitoba deal was brokered. come-on.... |
Billyonaire: All the DISCOS we selected in an open bid, but Manitoba Canada's contract was signed under OBJ regime without due process, and no open bidding. If we must get it right, we have to be transparent, and we must do it right and not let vested interest of past administrations blind our sense of judgement. We need an open bid process to appoint the best firm to handle this job, if Manitoba wins in an open bidding then so be it.GBAM!! this seems to much for Gbawe to comprehend. |
banki: your not informed at all.... obiagbon decamped to the acn over 3years agoCome-on dude... I'm saying the same thing. he decamped. but why? no Ideology? was it just to pay bills? trust me I'm quite informed about Edo politics. I schooled in Edo state and I know the political history of most politicians in Edo. 85% of the big names you can call in ACN were PDP strong men. OKOSUN and OBAHIAGBON were both assembly house members in PDP. My point is, You can hate PDP all you like but these were the guys in government in the hated PDP administration. They'll change masters any time ACN implodes. |
[quote author=Okija_juju]...[Dont know what to post.. Too busy enjoying the Kwara State Carnival .. >>> https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_md1euzIWbK1r5xg8x.gif[/quote]how do you get these clips |
the issues i have with all these is that he was in PDP before now. the same PDP that is always vilified. now he's now employed by ACN. Tomorrow, some will call PDP a killer party and urge us to vote them out. and probably vote in ACN. If that is done, what we'll see is a mass exodus to the ruling party. I can put my money on this fact taht after four years of ACN in Edo state. Obahiagbon will not be in ACN especially if ACN is not in power. |
Six persons were killed, on Tuesday, after soldiers invited to stop the lynching of a suspected ritualist opened fire on villagers of Idjerhe (Jesse) Kingdom in Ethiope-West Local Government Area of Delta State, sources said on Tuesday. Twenty-five others were left critically injured, sources said. Information gathered suggested that the security men had tried to prevent the villagers from killing a man suspected to be ritualist. The villagers had, however, attempted to prevent the soldiers from taking the said ritualist to the village monarch for interrogation, pelting the soldiers with stones and other items. The men in uniform then opened fire. “Three persons were killed at first, but the death toll increased later, as the youths continued their attack on soldiers,” one said. Another said: “They tried to stop the soldiers who came lawfully take away the suspect and that made the soldiers to shoot indiscriminately, gunning down about three persons in the first instance, another person later died.” In a reprisal attack, irate villagers razed the palace of Ovie of Idjerhe, His Royal Majesty, Erhikevwe I, who, they suspected, invited the soldiers. Soldiers, however, whisked the embattled monarch away from the palace to save his life. Spokesperson of the Police in Delta State, Charles Muka, confirmed the incident, saying that three persons were shot dead, one hospitalised and 12 others arrested in connection with the incident. He said the police were not involved in the shooting. Meanwhile, the Delta State House of Assembly, on Tuesday, passed a resolution urging the governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, to direct the Commissioner of Police and other security agencies in the state to move into Jesse and restore order to the troubled community. The motion, which was moved under matters of urgent public importance by the member, representing Ethiope West Local Government Area, John Nani, was unanimously adopted by the lawmakers. http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/soldiers-kill-six-villagers-delta |
Six persons were killed, on Tuesday, after soldiers invited to stop the lynching of a suspected ritualist opened fire on villagers of Idjerhe (Jesse) Kingdom in Ethiope-West Local Government Area of Delta State, sources said on Tuesday. Twenty-five others were left critically injured, sources said. Information gathered suggested that the security men had tried to prevent the villagers from killing a man suspected to be ritualist. The villagers had, however, attempted to prevent the soldiers from taking the said ritualist to the village monarch for interrogation, pelting the soldiers with stones and other items. The men in uniform then opened fire. “Three persons were killed at first, but the death toll increased later, as the youths continued their attack on soldiers,” one said. Another said: “They tried to stop the soldiers who came lawfully take away the suspect and that made the soldiers to shoot indiscriminately, gunning down about three persons in the first instance, another person later died.” In a reprisal attack, irate villagers razed the palace of Ovie of Idjerhe, His Royal Majesty, Erhikevwe I, who, they suspected, invited the soldiers. Soldiers, however, whisked the embattled monarch away from the palace to save his life. Spokesperson of the Police in Delta State, Charles Muka, confirmed the incident, saying that three persons were shot dead, one hospitalised and 12 others arrested in connection with the incident. He said the police were not involved in the shooting. Meanwhile, the Delta State House of Assembly, on Tuesday, passed a resolution urging the governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, to direct the Commissioner of Police and other security agencies in the state to move into Jesse and restore order to the troubled community. The motion, which was moved under matters of urgent public importance by the member, representing Ethiope West Local Government Area, John Nani, was unanimously adopted by the lawmakers. |
point is, you may never know when she starts. |
I believe the have the right. so they can go on. |
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