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diluminati:
[size=18pt]Why will this now be a talking point? So if Amaechi sleeps to the anthem, how is that any of our business? Don't you guys have better things to do with your life today than wasting time over a picture of a man standing to the anthem? It is just very early in the morning so go to your job guys.[/size]

if u werent jobless you wouldnt be here this early..abi u just dey return from your night duty at Allen junction?
Lets call a spade a spade. What tue pussy cat of ubima did is absolutely wrong. This is shows umspeakable hate, disrespect to Nigeria and Nigerians. Im sure u are one of those who will applaude him even if he burns the Countrys' flag

hamaworld:
I could have said
Go & hug transformer, but I realise that d transformer don't functions againaga :oin

they were never funtional when buhari was there. He promised us power in 1986

kestolove95:
Willie-willie don die...kill am go,na who kill am kill..kill am go....na seun kill am...kill am go

If you can still remember this and you are still single go and marry. Unless your case is not ordinary

kastonkastrol:
all this half baked illiterates self for this NL.... Is it not the commander that gives orders to his subordinates? So you want to tell us that idiagbon was acting without instructions from his superior officer(buhari)?

are u refering to a commander that was overthrown with a phone call?

kastonkastrol:
during buhari's regime, inflation dropped from 40% to 5.5%... Is this buhari's idea a bad one to akpabio?

During buhari's regime, our native currency enjoyed a stablity of $1.5,#0.9 and D.M.3.5 to 1 nigerian naira between 1984 - 1985. Is this buhari's idea a bad one to akpabio?

Nigeria first petroleum storage and distribution depots with a capacity each to store between 14 and 45 days fuel for domestic consumption were set up during buhari's tenure. Is akpabio also seeing this as a bad idea? Buhari achieved all these and many more within a very short period of 18months.

Buhari's regime would have turned Nigeria ionto a fulfilling promised land had it not been sacked by fifth columnist of the nigeria military elite.

Akpabio should better zip his mouth if he don't have anything good to say about the people's general.

really? Your history teacher needs to refund your school feea or risk being tied by the balls at eagles square and stoned to deat

[quote author=apoti post=31503786][/quote]just like boko haram, we dont discuss with faceless people

National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, has described the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) as an arrogant and self-righteous person who has a track record of human rights abuses.Musa also described President Goodluck Jonathan as having a track record of corruption and political visionlessness.Musa said this in his address at an extraordinary meeting of the National Executive Committee of the PRP in Uyo, on Saturday.Musa in his address, titled, “Making a difficult but necessary and patriotic choice,’ compared the two major political parties in Nigeria and what the PRP will gain, the party decided to ally with the PDP for the March 28, 2015 presidential election.Musa said “In the coming electoral contest, what should be uppermost for the party is its continued existence as a legally recognised political entity, free like any other party to engage in the liberal democratic quest for power which the Nigerian constitution allows.“Of course, it is obvious that none of the present candidates or their political party platforms share the ideals or the objectives of the PRP.“The question then we should ponder on is, ‘Which of the candidates is less likely to constrict the democratic space in Nigeria in such a way as to allow the PRP to continue to exist and to operate legally without hindrance?”He noted that the PRP would have supported a coalition of parties like the Credible Alternative Alliance but the coalition has not been able to present a suitable candidate.He further said “The second option is to support the presidential candidate of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, that is, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. In this respect, members will have to examine President Jonathan and the PDP’s track record of undeniable and monumental ineptitude, corrupt administration and political visionlessness against the context of what is in the national interest and the PRP’s interest in self-preservation.“The third would be to support the candidate of the APC, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.). Here, members would have to weigh these facts: the APC is constituted by, at least, 70 per cent of defectors from the PDP, raising questions as to how much difference it is from the PDP.“Buhari has a track record of human right abuses, a tendency towards fascist intolerance and an arrogant self-righteousness ethos; the APC (unlike the PDP) has arrogantly refused to make any overtures towards other political formations not linked with the PDP; the class composition and agenda of both the APC and the PDP are no different.”

[quote author=sseunhayor post=31503493][/quote]I sight u in this crowd

Just look at our economy during the oil boom under Buhari I cant entrust our economy in the hands of a man that had 150 cows in 2003 and still has same number 12 yrs later in 2015... are his cows homo.sexuals or lesbianz Where is the growth
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Anyway GEJ....till Tinubu cures hia mouth odour

sseunhayor:
I will never vote for PDP....


They failed woefully....


I want change...


Change!!!


Change!!!!

Change!!!!....

The funniest thing is that Buhari killed my grandfather... And I'll vote for him... Its necessary that my grandpa has to die..he was corrupt


APC

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Thses are interesting news captions in Nigerian newspapers between 1984 and 1985. These were what the papers said during the regime of the then Head of State Gen.Muhammadu Buhari.

IbnSultaan:
SaharaReporters has obtained documents relating to a scandalously inflated $500 million defense contract that President Goodluck Jonathan awarded to Arthur Eze, a Nigerian businessman with a shady past, a close friend of the president and his wife, and a major financier of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Our security sources said some officers of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) were furious over the jumbo contract described by one source as “a pure waste.” The sources, most of them military personnel, told our correspondent that, in addition to its sheer extravagance, the contract has also saddled the Nigerian military with helicopters that have limited or no combat utility.

The documents obtained by our correspondent reveal that Mr. Eze, the chief executive of Triax, received the gigantic sum of $466.5 million in order to weaponize six Puma helicopters with the aid of an Israeli company named Elbit Systems. This meant that each weaponized helicopter cost close to $78 million. “For the price of each helicopter provided by Engineer Arthur Eze, the Air Force could have acquired seven top grade military helicopters,” said one of our sources.

Our sources also noted that the haste with which the contract was initiated, approved and executed raised serious questions. A memo dated November 20, 2014 and submitted by the Chief of Air Staff, A.N. Amosu, revealed that Mr. Eze had on November 4, 2014 submitted a proposal to the office of the National Security Adviser proposing to supply the upgraded helicopters to the NAF. The tone of Mr. Eze’s letter, obtained by us, indicated that he was deeply involved in sourcing and supplying hardware to the Nigerian military as it is embroiled in a fight against Boko Haram militants.

An Air Force officer said he was alarmed at the alacrity with which Mr. Eze’s overinflated proposal was approved by the NSA’s office. The NAF followed with an equally quick endorsement sixteen days later.

One of our sources accused President Jonathan and Mr. Eze of using the refusal of the US to sell Cobra attack helicopters to Nigeria as an excuse to engage in a large-scale squandering of funds involving the Federal Government and Mr. Eze’s company, the Triax Company Nigeria Limited. “In the US, a brand new AH Cobra attack helicopter costs around $12 million each,” said a source at the NAF. He added: “That means that, with $400 million, Nigeria could have purchased up to 40 brand new helicopters.”

According to the source, the Cobra attack helicopter is one of the best US-made helicopters. “It is highly effective in the battlefield. It would have given us big battlefield advantage over Boko Haram,” he said.

In an additional proposal, Mr. Eze’s company sought to purchase 4,000 57mm S5 rockets, 400 80mm S8 rockets, 500 general-purpose bombs, and 20,000 units of unguided rockets. His company also received a contract to refurbish three C-130 planes that had been sitting at the hanger of the Nigerian Air Force for several years.

A final invoice Mr. Eze submitted to the Nigerian government showed that he would receive $466, 500,000 to supply six upgraded Puma helicopters, four units of single-seater Sukhoi Su-25K (“Frog-foot”) Soviet-made ground attack jets, and two upgraded Su-25UB trainers for $330 million. In addition, he would receive $14 million for the shipping of platforms/ground support/line replacement of the six Puma helicopters; $44 million for some arms and ammunition earlier proposed; $37 million for the maintenance of C-130 engines, and $40 million for unspecified armaments for the NAF.

Our military sources stated that Mr. Eze’s invoice for the supply of the refurbished aircraft was massively inflated by international and Nigerian standards.

Several of the sources said Triax delivered the substandard equipment after Mr. Eze further padded the cost of the refurbished helicopters and the C-130. The sources revealed that, since February 15, 2015, when Chief of Air Staff Amosu showed off the helicopters and C-130 planes, none of the aircraft has been deployed even once to fight Boko Haram militants. “They are not in any combat-ready condition,” one officer fumed. “We are looking at a total waste of money for no good reason.”

APC e- vuvuzela at work again

not4sure:
AIT Received N10 Billion For Damaging Documentaries On Opposition Leaders Yemi Osinbajo Is Its Next Target

African Independent Television (AIT) owners received N10 billion to produce and air negative documentaries on leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a SaharaReporters investigation shows.

Raymond Dokpesiy
SaharaReporters learnt that the Minister for Petroleum Affairs, Diezani Allison-Madueke is bankrolling the documentary while the scripts and voice overs are being prepared and cut with the help of the Nigeria Television Authority and some Nollywood production companies and working for President Jonathan's re-election.

As a result of the massive deal, AIT, which was in poor financial shape that its principal owner, Raymond Dokpesi, had decided to sell it to the banks to which the station owed several billions of Naira, is now back in good standing. It has also become considerably bolder because of the backing of Mrs. Allison-Madueke and other powerful government officials behind the deal.

Our investigation reveals that AIT receives N5 million each time an episode of any of the documentaries is aired on their channels in different Nigerian markets.

Apart from the cost of producing and airing the documentaries, SaharaReporters found that a team of high-priced lawyers has also been mobilized with about N3 billion to handle any legal threats that may arise from the documentaries. Just last week, APC chieftain Bola Tinubu sued AIT over the documentary on him.

SaharaReporters learned that the next in the series will focus on the Vice Presidential candidate of the APC, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

Our source, who didn't want to reveal the content, said the objective of that show will be to “destroy” Prof. Osinbajo's position as a strong moral leader in the Christian community.

"The idea is to make the Christians who have left Jonathan because of Osinbajo's entry into the Presidential race to have a rethink," our source stated.

“The PDP is still failing the basic mathematics,” a political analyst told SaharaReporters. “They can squander all of the money in the Central Bank trying to damage the reputation of everyone in the opposition, but how does that provide a cover for the ineptitude and corruption of the Goodluck Jonathan government? Does that explain why Nigeria is far worse than they found it? That is the question Nigerians will be answering when they go to the polls in three weeks.”

http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/09/ait-received-n10-billion-damaging-documentaries-opposition-leaders-yemi-osinbajo-its-next

APC e-vuvuzela again

Trailblazer1:
19 days later it will change to
#babanowyouaregoneforever

walahi this comment don make me laff to sleep

AIT Lagos Station (HEAD QUARTERS). AIT Road, Off Lagos/Abeokuta Express Way, Ilapo Village, Alagbado  Lagos State is on fire, fire service officials are urgently needed there, please share the word.Update: The Fire at the Lagos studio of Africa Independent Television has been put out by Men of the Fire Service, No casualty recorded.The Damage said to be in millions of Naira is currently being assessed.

Abeg which channel is showing na

BWGISTdotCOM:
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tobtap:
DESPERATE PDP

another refugee from asiwaju's slave camp is here

Habayomie:
From PDP ambassador

one buhari's 150 cows spotted

hannysur8:
Record speaks

to counter this post follow this thread https://www.nairaland.com/2185392/re-check-out-newspaper-headline

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This post is in response to and earlier post that
" Check out this Newspaper Headline of 1984"
Whivh is currently running on front page.
These are just a few captions from the same period which the poster delibrately refused to add.
Happy veiwing.
N/B .
For the purpose of equity and fair play, I will kindly ask the mods to please make take this post to front page. To counter any feeling of partisanship in this forum.