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This is PDP's trademark.

Little by Little - another wildfire is started. Tomorrow you guys will tell us PDP have no hand in it.

Government is pretending they can't see a thing because it is serving their purpose. Don't we have police and many other security agencies? Do we not have laws again. PDP is setting up another wildfire. Soon it will burn out of control or give rise to splitter groups or opponents. Nigeria's major problem is poor leadership of the PDP.

PDP Governors in the north should rather massively support a Buhari/Fashola ticket and kill 3 birds with one stone.

I dey laugh in Zoology.

princenonny: wow!!! So Lagos state is nt poor, insecure, corrupt, underdeveloped and also does nt have poor leadership( as shown by the examplery leadership of theifnub).....the truth be told, apc can neva win the presidency!!!!!

In Nigerians system of Federation, the centre holds all the cards. If Nigeria is to developed or get reformed, it must come from the centre.

Since 1999, we have seen the best and the worst of PDP it is seriously lacking in substance. Nigeria needs good leadership to develop and PDP is not doing that. The APC is a platform for the nation to deliver itself from the corruption on PDP holding us down - failure is not an option. The lies and propaganda of PDP cannot help them this time.

God bless Nigeria, my Fatherland.

PDP should first remove the iroko tree on their eyes before pointing fingers to the dust elsewhere.

Truth be told - the problem of Nigeria is PDP (poverty, corruption, insecurity, illiteracy, underdevelopment, bad economy, poor leadership, etc)

seunfly: Who is power drunk between the people u mentioned here and oga jona? Who has people been calling tyrant today? Who has people been refering to sani abacha's days of anti democrasy activities?

1. Who has been intimidating press because they say d truth about his administration(even though it is d same press dt fought 4 him)?
2. Who has been collecting another ethnic group(kalabari) oilwells 4 his own state and tribe men?
3. Who has been doing Nigerian government to show that we are the ones in power?
4. Whose wife have slaped a state governor b4? Who has been awarding every contract to his people only?
5. Who has been using SSS to deal with anybody that say something against him?
6. Who want to distroy a forum election because his candidate did not win?

Answer this questions and u will know who is power drunk.

Right on point. The truth is plain and simple. Jonathan is Power Drunk.

Members and fans of PDP are not interested in the truth when it comes to the APC. They just want a reason to spin their madness and deceive the unsuspecting.

And PDP lies are dragged to the light again.

Go APC. God bless Nigeria.

Amachi will maintain a cordial relationship with APC, retain the chairman position of NGF, remain a full member of the PDP and there is nothing that can be done about it.

Instead of calling his boys to order, Oga at the top decided to use ordinary NGF's election to test-run his 2015 strategy - thereby making this a referendum of his leadership.

If Amaechi will not be duly acknowledged as Chairman of NGF, then 2015 election is a waste of time.

Why the denial over simple facts.

Zoology = zoo keeping
Fisheries = managing fish pond
Entomology = studying insects. An offshoot of Arthropodology.
Parasitology = study of how small insects feed on ther host (in his case the animals).
Pesticides Science = use of chemicals for pet control.

So where did I miss interpret the scientific portfolio of Mr President?

Rumour mill.

PDP and their boys will throw in whatever they can. It will not work.

Just imagine Ndigbo insulting one of our best governor. PDP, God forbid!

1 million jobs! Someone have just successfully marketed another scheme.

Until the minister stake his job and a jail term on this am not believing. Do you know how many promises i have heard in Nigeria?

That is a statement of fact. Cos it is the truth.

jmaine: Nauseating ignorance on parade, google the term parasitology, entomology and applied entomology, Pesticide science in Nigeria and quarantine your ignorance

Thanks . . .

All you listed is that as a Zoo keeper, he is also expected to remove the inserts feed on the animals. I agree as well.

While we agree on those, where is the bitterness coming from?

RIP to the dead.

Rossikk: @poster

There's a lot more to being a fisheries and zoology expert than owning fish ponds and keeping zoos.

Maybe it's you who needs an education.

Tell us those other extras that Nigerians who studied Fisheries and Zoology in Nigeria are doing. Cheers!

fredopayee: Yes, u answered correctly cus u are one of the animal he's keeping in the zoo.

You are in Jos, so you are still in the cage as well.

fredopayee: U are just a big fool. Mugu of the year!

Bros before showcasing the nature of train you had at home. You can at least highlight what is wrong with the answer.

How about this sleeping position?

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We had this discussion not long ago and I tried enlightening those that were present. So I want to post my answer so that those "professors" here can throw more light to it.

My answer:
Yes President Jonathan is a scientist. He studied Fisheries and Zoology, so he can own a Fish pond and become a zoo-keeper.

Did I answer correctly?

Q: Is President Jonathan A Scientist?

A: Yes he studied Fisheries and Zoology so he can become a Fish pond owner and a Zoo keeper.

Did I answer correctly?

[quote author=eagle,eye]I may not call him your Father or anyone's Father, Jonathan is the Leader of this Nation (No matter how much we hate to admit that). He is the First citizen of Nigeria and as your leader you should at least respect him.
I do criticize JEG a lot, but I don't call him names, because I realise that is the Leader of Nigeria and invariably my Leader. All I can do is wait for 2015 and hope Nigeria elects a more worthy person. But so far, I have not seen any worthy contender.[/quote]I repeat Jonathan is not the FATHER of anyone here. So it is an insult to us to demand he be accorded "honour" like our father - so that our days will be long.

The poster that made that made that comment can start by apologizing to everyone here.

If you are advocating "respect", good. But respect is earned. Not demanded. As a Public SERVANT - we reserve the right as Nigeria to hire and fire him.

ASPchris: my bible says "honour your father so that your days may be long". The day he took over the mantle of leadership as the father of the nation, the day he becomes your father. Logically you may quote me wrong but biblically i am correct. Thanks

Here is the only guy who must "honour" him for his days to be long.
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Air Force One is wheels up Johannesburg to Cape Town.

President Barrack Obama, left, and South African President Jacob Zuma attend a press briefing in Pretoria.

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Michelle Obama hugs Tebogo Tenyan, 16, during a youth event to highlight the importance of education at the Sci-Bono Discovery Centre in Johannesburg.

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President Obama inscribes a book at Nelson Mandela's desk at the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory in Johannesburg.

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President Barack Obama waves as he leaves the premises of the Nelson Mandela foundation in Johannesburg.
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Spectators attempt to take photos as President Barack Obama's convoy arrives at the University in Soweto.
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President Obama & our President Zuma & their wives.

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"If President Mandela can hold tight to his vision for this country's future during all those years he faced in jail...then surely you can hold on to your hopes for your own future...surely you can do everything in your power to seize the opportunities he fought for." - The First Lady to young people in South Africa

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President Obama answers questions at the University of Johannesburg in Soweto, South Africa.

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South African President Jacob Zuma (second right) and his wife Tobeka Zuma (extreme right) standing alongside US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama as they wave to onlookers in Pretoria

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Michelle Obama, Sizwe, Keamogestwe "Kamo" Rakogoadi, Aubrey Baloyi at all boys private scholl in Johannesburg.

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Jonathan wants to gain PR again. He lost the Dinner Episode.

Am glad Amaechi and the Opposition have the NGF in place. I just pity Gov. Jang in all this.