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dayokanu:
Mor0n1c responder what tells you that the person didnt stay for over 11months at the place of NYSC?

because i know how the mind of a donkey operates

That's what you get when the government plays politics with security.

Dyslexic readers, i believe the OP said 1yr and above. That means even nysc doesn't qualify since it's only 11 months long.

1Lagos - roughly 19 years.
2Plateau -  boarding school*
3 Kaduna.

*It's tricky with plateau since it was boarding school years. But i guess 3 terms of 3 months in a year amounts to 9 months. Multiply that by six and you get fifty four months. So yes, i stayed in jos for 4 and a half years.

You can't force the horse to drink. While many of these other governors are frauds using smoke and mirrors to give the impression of performance, Fash is the real deal. His achievements are tangible and felt by everyone even beyond the borders of this country.

Nigerian students honoured in UK

Agency Reporter
No fewer than 20 Nigerians were honoured in the United Kingdom on Monday. The youths, who emerged as best students in their various schools across the UK, were honoured during a ceremony at the chambers of the British Upper House of Parliament, the House of Lords. The Europe Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria reports that among the recipients were twins, Paula and Peter Imafidon, who set a new world record in Mathematics and schools admission examination in the UK. Dubbed the 'Wonder Twins', the duo broke records when they passed A/AS-level mathematics papers at the age of seven in 2009. One of the recipients, Master Jordan Khiran, in an interview with NAN, expressed gratitude to his parents for helping him to do his work. "My parents always ensure that I do my homework before any other thing when I returned from school,'' Khiran, whose best subject is Mathematics, said. Nigeria's High Commissioner to the UK, Dr. Dalhatu Tafida, who spoke at the event, said that given the necessary enabling environment, any child could attain the optimum heights in life. Tafida said the feet of the students was worth emulating by others. He said, "If the House of Lords could allow its own chamber for this noble cause, then it is worth celebrating.'' Tafida added that the Mission would partner with the Excellence in Education Awards Organisations, the body responsible for the awards, to replicate similar programmes in Nigeria. Mr. Chris Imafidon, a board member of the EIE, said that there was a genius in every child, if given the right tools, techniques and technology in a nurturing environment.

It baffles me when i see muslims from Arab nations looking clean and enlightened; girls in denim gowns with Hijabs studying in the libraries or parks ; clean and well planned mosques with orderly processions etc.

Compare that to Aboki's version of Islam: dirty illiterate women with grotesque looking children on their backs and polio stricken ones crawling behind them; all manner of disorderliness in the name of 'almighty'; and refusal to get even the most basic education.

Just look at the calibre of youths that partook in the Arab uprisings, even the suicide bombers that fight western ideologies, a stark difference from the horde of illiterates the morons are marketing as disciples of mohammed. How could anyone take these charlatans serious ?

At this juncture, we, the peoples of the Lower Niger, Oodua Land and the Middle Belt,  HEREBY DECLARE that we have reached the end of our endurance in this matter and assert that the present state of affairs is totally intolerable and unacceptable to us.  In view of the foregoing, we, the people of the Lower Niger, Oodua Land and the Middle Belt, Declare as follows that: 1.  ￂ We acknowledge the inalienable right of the inheritors not to want to have anything to do with Democracy whilst asserting our own inalienable right to continue our belief in and desire for Democracy in our own homelands, both in exercise of our mutual Rights as the Indigenous Peoples of our respective Homelands, in accordance with The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007 ,  particularly Articles 3 , 4 and 5 thereof, applicable in Nigeria. 2.  ￂ Provided the peoples of Southern Kaduna and similar borderline communities who are not of their own stock and who do not subscribe to Sharia Law are excluded, we acknowledge the inalienable right of the inheritors that Sharia Law be applicable in their homelands, whilst also asserting our own inalienable right not to have Sharia Law apply to our own homelands, both in exercise of our mutual Rights as the Indigenous Peoples of our respective Homelands, in accordance with The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007 ,  particularly Articles 3 , 4 and 5 thereof, applicable in Nigeria. 3.  ￂ We accept the Declaration inherent in the actions of the inheritors that, except for being co- victims of an inglorious colonial past which brought us together in the first place and equally co- victims of an imposed 1999 Constitution, we, the peoples of The Lower Niger, Oodua Land and the Middle Belt, have nothing in common with the inheritors and are also convinced that the Union remains “the mistake of 1914.” 4.  ￂ At the instance of The Movement for New Nigeria, plaintiffs representing our ethnic nationalities in Suit Nos. FHC/ABJ/CS/367 /07 in the Federal High Court, Abuja and  No. FHC/L/CS/558 / 09 before the Federal High Court Lagos Division, sought reliefs including a Declaration that the 1999 Constitution is a Forgery; that the Preamble beￂ set aside and that the Government of the day be ordered to initiate a process for the negotiation and re-enactment of our Union Document ( Constitution) via a Sovereign National Coonference (SNC) to which they have turned deaf ears to date.   Having therefore been at the receiving end of the injustices it has meted out to us over the past 12 years, we share the views of the inheritors that the 1999 Constitution is incapable of affording justice. 5.  ￂ Whereas we were prepared to participate in the Sovereign National Conference advocated recently by NADECO whereat the ethnic nationalities of Nigeria would have settled the Question: ABUJA, ABURI OR ARABA, we assert that the actions of the inheritors have thrown that option into the basket of history and we Hereby accept and adopt the Declaration inherent in the actions of the inheritors, whilst equally Declaring same, that the 1999 Constitution is dead and equally ceases to apply to and in our homelands.ￂ In consequence, we equally Declare that that Nigeria contrapted by our Colonial masters and hitherto sustained by the pretentious and inglorious 1999 Constitution, the only contrived cord binding us together, is at an end and by virtue of the Self Determination Rights conferred by the aforesaid United Nations Declaration, reserve our inalienable right to deal with our homelands as we choose. 6.  ￂ By virtue of Declaration 5 herein, we, the owners of the Homelands of the Lower Niger, Oodua Land, and the Middle Belt are HEREBY RESOLVED to henceforth pursue the ratification of our various Draft Constitutions, which may be the basis of a future Union to be still known as Nigeria or by whatever other name we choose. 7.  ￂ Post the event of a future Union to be still known as Nigeria or by whatever name we choose, we, the owners of the Homelands of the Lower Niger, Oodua Land and the Middle-Belt, HEREBY PLEDGE to abide by any and all Obligations of an international nature imposed by the now at an end contrapted Nigeria upon our respective Homelands. For and on behalf of The Lower Niger Congress:   ￂ  Kalada M. Jene; Alfred Ilenre; Dr. Idongesit Ambrose; Eng. Alex Ayotalumuo Federation of Oodua Peoples:       Tokunbo Ajasin; Shenge Rhaman, Esq; Kunle Olaiya, Esq., Leye Akinmodiro; Wole Aina; Senator Suleiman A. Salawu; The Middle- Belt Congress:   Professor Leonard Shilgba; Andrew Ayuba Butswat; Nath Apir; Bishop Luke Angula LONG LIVE THE RIGHTS OF INDIGINOUS PEOPLES TO SELF-DETERMINATION.

“The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our great grandfather Uthman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the minorities in the North as willing tools and the South as a conquered territory and never allow them to rule over us and never allow them to have control over their future”.    In order to be fully cognisant of its purport, it is necessary to put that admonition, which is no less than a “Battle Order,” in its proper perspective.  By that admonition, Sir Ahmadu Bello created three categories of Nigerians:  First Class Nigerians – the inheritors of Nigeria as an “estate of Uthman Dan Fodio”; Second Class Nigerians – the “willing tools” , who are the same as “the minorities in the North” , to be used by the inheritors as tools and Third Class Nigerians – the whole of Southern Nigeria, alias: “the conquered territory”, who are no more than “Slave Boys”,  who  must never be allowed to control their own future, let alone be allowed to rule over the inheritors. Both implicitly and explicitly, Ahmadu Bello’s “ Battle Order” is the Oracle for unravelling: why the inheritors insist that Nigeria is an indissoluble Marriage made in Heaven; why whatever manner of candidate the inheritors present is good enough as President; why the almajaris of the “inheritors” could not stomach the audacity of the Nigerian Authorities subjecting their Crown Prince, Buhari, to a contest based upon the “stupid game” called Democracy; worse still expose him to defeat by a “slave boy” from a people who must neither be allowed to rule over the inheritors; why, “Aburi”, which, General Gowon, a Head of State, but still no more than a “willing tool” at the disposal of the inheritors, in an attempt to achieve true and fiscal federalism and return Nigeria to the consensual project that it was in 1960 at Independence, llaboriously negotiated and agreed with  “slave-boy” Ojukwu, was scuttled. why the three Regions of the South at Independence had to become only 17 States against the one Region of the North’s 19 States and 1 Federal Territory; the latter garneering to itself a majority in the National Assembly and a greater number of the 774 Local Government structure enshrined in the 1999 Constitution; all structured to enable inheritors keep a larger piece of a cake to which they contribute nothing; why the Northern Blueprint for any Structural Re- arrangement of Nigeria, has the States and Local Government Areas enshrined in the 1999 Constitution as no-go areas. why Yakassai, Ciroma, General Babangida and Atiku cannot stomach PDP’s winning formula which handed over its Presidential Ticket to a “Slave Boy” from the South. This true perspective of the “Battle Order” shows Obasanjo’s first coming; Sonekan’s anointiing and Obasanjo’s second coming, all of which were made possible by inheritor-godfatherism, for the abberation that they were. Not knowing that our fate was the direct implementation of a Battle Order; we, in our ignorance, kept insisting upon restructuring.  On hind-sight, the whole episode has been an on-going 96 years tragedy now ‘legitimised’ by a ‘1999 Constitution’ that is a ploy by which erstwhile fellow victims of colonialism turned predators, planned to exercise perpetual control over our lands, rivers, resources, our lives and the lives of our generations yet unborn. We have now come to the realisation that we have stood and folded our arms for too long as if we are in captivity, whilst our resources are plundered, hacked and carted away to far away places for the betterment of other people and to our detriment; our environment is despoiled while we are being reduced to a state of poltical extinction, inspite of our huge contributions to the Nigerian economy. On the whole, nothing works under the 1999 Constitution, resulting in failed everything: education, health care, electric power, roads, food security, personal security and job security; all of which breed unemployed and restive youths. As if the foregoing traumas were not enough, following upon a “Slave Boy” assumng the mantle of leadership after the 2011 Presidential Election, the inheritors, refusing to accept the verdict of the Electoorate, resorted to the unprovoked murder of our siblings claiming and insisting: that they do not believe in Democracy; that Sharia Law must apply in the twelve states in which inheritor voters voted and in which their inheritor candidate, Buhari, won and that Justice is not possible under the 1999 Constitution; for which reasons they have resiled from being bound by the 1999 Constitution. Other than the disbelief in Democracy, there is nothing new in the inheritors’ present stance.  For several years now, they have demonstrated their contempt for the 1999 Constitution.  In 2000 , contrary to the provisions of the 1999 Constitution, the State Houses of Assembly of the same twelve states enacted Laws converting their States to Sharia Law States and set up Sharia Poliice: HISBA; the Executive arms of the Sharia Law States executed the verdicts of Sharia Tribunals, including the chopping off of limbs and stonning “ adulterous” women to death.  For whatever other reason but certainly including an attempt to ensure that the Police Force enshrined in the 1999 Constitution does not exercise surveilance over their homelands, they have now sought its extinction by continuous and indiscriminate bombing of Police Formations  From 2000 to date, not one inheritor voice has been heard in condemnation of these actions.  In effect, the inheritors long ago declared the death of Nigeria and are presently continuing in the same vein.

dayokanu:
HE HE HE You never jam, By the time WenGAY finishes with you, You go see Yankee call am Somalia

Dayoooo ? you too de ezajarate. How could a human being mistake somalia for yankee ? That's just like someone mistaking the Bundesliga for the EPL now.

When someone first mentioned this at the office last week, we brushed it aside and insisted he must have misunderstood the information.
Let me put this into perspective, people with minimum cash balance of 1k who earn less than 24k will automatically receive no salary in the month this takes effect ? Wonderful !

It's so hard expending energy trying to understand what's going on at the Emirates, so darn hard. I hate that cursed stadium.

faceurbook:
As for me am a VEGETARIAN but am more comfortable using my teeth to share MEAT amongst my younger ones

i hope you spit out after sharing the meat ?

v3:
How this thread gets to 100pages beats me. .poor lonely chap, lemme donate some bytes here.

Bro, no be only you the thing de beat o. It de beat me with broom and langa langa . The guys loneliness might be responsible for his partial psychosis

dayokanu:
Economies that have Xtianity as a State religion dont also reject moneies coming in from Islamic Sources.

Religion dont discriminate against the sources of the money.

You can call it hypocrisy from both sides of the divide

Mr Man, what exactly are you trying to say cos i really dont understand

òbò how now, still finding banana in the bush ? Pre-season don de near, prepare for another season of pain, anguish and firing.

http://odili.net/news/source/2011/jun/26/304.html

Bankole's brother in court over visa scam  News     Sunday, June 26 , 2011 Abeokuta – The absence of Mr Adedotun Akinmade, the counsel to Toyin Bankole, on Friday stalled his ongoing trial over alleged visa scam at an Abeokuta Chief Magistrates' Court. Toyin Bankole is the younger brother to Mr Dimeji Bankole, the immediate past Speaker of the House of Representatives. At the resumed hearing of the suit, a letter written by Akinmade conveying his inability to be in court was read. The counsel, who had in the letter claimed that he was indisposed, however, promised to continue with the case at the next adjourned date. He prayed the court for a short adjournment, while hoping that his health would permit him to appear for his client. The police prosecutor, Paul Etusi, had called eight witnesses and informed the court that he was ready to open the case for trial before Akinmade's letter was read to the court. Etusi told the court that he was not objecting to Akinmade's prayer for a short adjournment. Bankole, alongside one Segun Baruwa, had been appearing in the court since January 2009 over an allegation of fraud. Etusi, a police inspector, on Jan. 15 told the court that the accused conspired to commit fraud by collecting money from Modinat Odunlami with a fake intent. He said the accused collected the money under the pretence that they would help their victim and her daughter to secure an overseas' visa and admission. In his ruling, Chief Magistrate Peters Kolawole granted Akinmade's application and adjourned hearing till Aug. 2. (NAN)

Flyboy Zee:
Boy! you make me feel lyk a bottle ryt now.

i understand. By the way, that na one plate of catfish pepper soup by the side . Just thought you should know.

Guy this your statement makes so much sense. So you mean zamfara and katsina enjoy from collected from what i'm having below . . .

[size=16pt]i blame sanusi for this, he didn't even carry out an enlightenment campaign before embarking on this venture.
@ all, you guys should may be do a little reading on islamic banking before you comeback to criticize. This is another business opportunity and means of creating employment for thousands if it works out. You'll be suprised at the end of the day that 80% of the staff employed would be christians. Billions of dollars of investment from the middle east could be realised if you all don't know. I think Sanusi should carry out a full scale enlightenment campaign so this business opportunity is not missed[/size]

OSU is the acronym for Osun State University.

Is this for real ? A governor sponsoring supporters to london for that thief ?

Truly bad if this info is real.

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=697127.msg8575698#msg8575698 date=1308835789]SMH and would be happy if your northern brothers suffer [/quote]No hausa or Kanuri man is, has ever been or will ever be brother to me or my people. I'm sure you know that already.

Though it will affect me too, i'm in total support of anything that with make my aboki suffer in 'painsss'. We're in it together

^ @bewong, i'm so shocked and angry at the liar i don't even know what to say.

JaaizTech:
Irrespective of what tribe or religion one is, let us be honest and truthful. I live in Kaduna and travel around the state a lot. What the poster said is 100% accurate the southern Kadunas (mainly xtians) massacred the hausa-fulani / muslim population, it is not a question of someone telling lies, all you need to do is travel there and see how many mosques have been razed and brought down, how many Hausa houses have been burnt and razed down!!! . I am not taking sides, but when the hausas are in the wrong we say it, so when the xtians are in the wrong too why mince words.

I stand bold to say, that if the casualities in Kaduna were counted then it would be in the ratio of at least 5 to 1 in the favour of southern Kaduna. Anyone who knows Kaduna would know that Kaduna is divided Muslims live on one side (Northern Part) and christians on the other (southern part). The places where the carnage happened most were in the Southern part. Especially in Gonigora, which is the entrance to Kaduna from Abuja, there was a road block by xtian militants, they stopped every vehicle and if you happened to be Muslim you were hacked down, this isn't a lie. Of course similar things happened in Zaria, but not at the scale of what happened in southern Kaduna. May be I should add, the Hausa/fulani started it, even though they claim they were attacking themselves who were PDP members, and this is clearly evident in the burning of the emir's palace and prominent Hausa-Muslim PDP member's homes, but things got out of hand and they became the worst victims.

I am only being honest, if we don't tell ourselves the truth then we are going no where. Again this is what happened in Kaduna and as for other Northen states the Hausas were the aggressors.

I don't know if you people have lying and deceit concealed in your DNA's that's why you keep denying what the whole world

[quote author=Musiwa,,, link=topic=696996.msg8572841#msg8572841 date=1308804876]I will never send anyone to a place with so much risk. I think for everybody good, we just allow this set not to go.[/quote]Becomericho, this is one instance i'll have to agree with you. May be they could subsequently resume but with a boycott to the violence prone areas.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=696925.msg8572311#msg8572311 date=1308787874]Another irresponsible attempt to spread unfounded remours and lies against Fulani herdsmen. There is no proof whatsoever that these bandits were herdsmen or Fulani for that matter.

Sigh[/quote]You this dumb person, do you think the writers would just label the bandits Fulani herdsmen out of the blue ? Don't you think the witnesses would have played a role in their identification ?