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Most people supporting Qaddafi are just ignorant . As far as AFRICA is continue to wallow in corruption ,AFRICA will become an extension of the west. Come to think of it all wealth they(Qaddafi, Mubarak e.t.c ) stole are actually kept in the pockets of the Western BANKS. And some people here are criticizing the WEST for their action. |
Three things; 1. I bet if Kate had a lil extra b**bs, her cleavage would have shown on that V-neck! Even ladies without big bosoms still show off.She is naturally modest. 2. She is royalty, what do you expect ![]() NO, every church wedding must be decent.NA ALL THIS PENTECOSTALS SPOIL EVERYTHING. 3. Decency is a relative term, what is decent to me might not be to some else and vice versa. Decency is all about SIMPLICITY.IT IS NOT DIFFICULT TO RECOGNIZE ONE. |
Thatdave:You are noting, but another sycophant. GEJ is the president, so let him fulfill his promise. Enough of all this buhari,almajiris election rants and sentiments. |
usbcable:Some of you peeps don't even know the football rules. Pepe is supposed to go after the ball and not Alves's leg. But your pix clearly showed PEPE aiming at ALVES leg. Then you claim ALVES cheated. |
This is from a PDP GOV. I AM NOW SUSPECTING THE VIOLENCE IS NOW ABOUT CPC OR PDP. IT IS ABOUT RELIGION AND TRIBALISM. |
seanet02:PLS tell me where Barca cheated. |
shakers:You just spoke my mind. Pepe is supposed to go after the ball and not Alves. Any physical(human-human) contact in football is a foul. ![]() And the attacked player has the right to stay down until he gets the Ref's attention. THAT IS NOT CHEATING. |
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agabaI23:CORRECT See the way Abacha carried all the CPC votes to PDP. |
ikelowa:NL is a blogging site. You do not need much GRAPHICS for a site like NL. Too much graphics will affect the bandwidth of both end user and NL SERVERS. Most professional blogs i know don't have much graphics. I must be simple and fast. |
nex:My friend Barrack Obama has a very low rating n USA right now. His second term ambition is shaky. |
JJay1:GOOD BLES YOU MY BROTHER . Because Sanusi Lamido entered 11th On Time 100 Most Influential People List they want to rubbish him. Did Sanusi Lamido bribed TIMES for the recognition? ABEGI this bad blood should stop. |
Because Sanusi Lamido entered 11th On Time 100 Most Influential People List they want to rubbish him. Did Sanusi Lamido bribed TIMES for the recognition? ABEGI this bad blood should stop. |
Blame The Reactionary Politicians For ‘Operation Wetie’ In The North By ‘Femi Falana While we condemn the ongoing violence in strongest term, we appeal to those aggrieved by the results of the ongoing general elections to take advantage of the Electoral Act’s provisions in challenging the parties concerned. In particular, the political parties that have rejected the results of the presidential election should without any further delay file petitions before the election petition tribunals and the courts. This is in consonance with the basic tenets of democracy and rule of law. However, members of the Political Class should be held responsible for the orgy of violence that has taken its root across the country because for the past 1 year, the electioneering campaign of the key political figures have been weaved around zoning, ethnicity, religion and other primitive interest. In the process, the masses of our people were sharply divided along this primordial line. It is common knowledge that the ongoing elections are fought along this line by the political class, in addition to the obscene monetization of the political space. Even, those parading themselves as progressives abandoned their candidate and party during the presidential election and mobilise their members and agents to vote along ethnic and religious lines for another candidate and party. A general election that should have served the most desired purpose of cementing the fragile unity of our country has since further divided Nigeria along the southern and Northern Protectorates The media cannot exonerate its members from this self-inflicted crisis. Without any exception, the print and electronic media have continuously glorified men and women of questionable resources and pedigree and assist in promoting divisive politics, contrary to the ethics of their profession and in violation of the Constitution and Electoral Act. Having suppressed progressive ideas and programmes, the media then turn around to allege that no political party with ideology exists in Nigeria. Such fraudulent argument are promoted to give the false impression that a ruling party that have for 12 years sold the assets of Nigeria to a selected few at give-away prices and, mortgaged the future of our children to imperialism can be said to have no ideology. The ideology of the ruling class is undoubtedly the spread of poverty among our people either from south, west, east or north. I have been inundated in the last 24hours with calls from Youth Corpers seeking refuge in military and police barracks in Kano, Kaduna, Bauchi, Taraba, Adamawa and Bauchi. Without adequate guarantee of their security, these stranded adhoc staff of INEC should not be deployed for any election purposes. We therefore call on our people to stop being used as cannon-fodders in violence instigated by a visionless political class. We challenge genuine progressive forces and other agents of change to embark on sensitization and mobilization for the liberation of the masses from this colony of KALOKALO politicians. |
Blame The Reactionary Politicians For ‘Operation Wetie’ In The North By ‘Femi Falana While we condemn the ongoing violence in strongest term, we appeal to those aggrieved by the results of the ongoing general elections to take advantage of the Electoral Act’s provisions in challenging the parties concerned. In particular, the political parties that have rejected the results of the presidential election should without any further delay file petitions before the election petition tribunals and the courts. This is in consonance with the basic tenets of democracy and rule of law. However, members of the Political Class should be held responsible for the orgy of violence that has taken its root across the country because for the past 1 year, the electioneering campaign of the key political figures have been weaved around zoning, ethnicity, religion and other primitive interest. In the process, the masses of our people were sharply divided along this primordial line. It is common knowledge that the ongoing elections are fought along this line by the political class, in addition to the obscene monetization of the political space. Even, those parading themselves as progressives abandoned their candidate and party during the presidential election and mobilise their members and agents to vote along ethnic and religious lines for another candidate and party. A general election that should have served the most desired purpose of cementing the fragile unity of our country has since further divided Nigeria along the southern and Northern Protectorates. The media cannot exonerate its members from this self-inflicted crisis. Without any exception, the print and electronic media have continuously glorified men and women of questionable resources and pedigree and assist in promoting divisive politics, contrary to the ethics of their profession and in violation of the Constitution and Electoral Act. Having suppressed progressive ideas and programmes, the media then turn around to allege that no political party with ideology exists in Nigeria. Such fraudulent argument are promoted to give the false impression that a ruling party that have for 12 years sold the assets of Nigeria to a selected few at give-away prices and, mortgaged the future of our children to imperialism can be said to have no ideology. The ideology of the ruling class is undoubtedly the spread of poverty among our people either from south, west, east or north. I have been inundated in the last 24hours with calls from Youth Corpers seeking refuge in military and police barracks in Kano, Kaduna, Bauchi, Taraba, Adamawa and Bauchi. Without adequate guarantee of their security, these stranded adhoc staff of INEC should not be deployed for any election purposes. We therefore call on our people to stop being used as cannon-fodders in violence instigated by a visionless political class. We challenge genuine progressive forces and other agents of change to embark on sensitization and mobilization for the liberation of the masses from this colony of KALOKALO politicians. |
Don2011:My GUY 50% of Hausa/Fulani have accessed to the BBC Hausa service. And you can see them going about with their world receiver radio. ![]() |
[quote author=Tee_Jay link=topic=649727.msg8163690#msg8163690 date=1303219443]whatever! What moral right has anyone to complain that another party rigged an election when their own party is guilty of the same offence?[/quote]My friend every one has the right to complain if election is rigged. The ACN lost 2007 election in OSUN and EKITI STATE but the tribunal upturned it. If BUHARI has a genuine case of RIGGING (e.g The Bayelsa election result.), he should take it to the ELECTION TRIBUNAL. As for violence, it is not about BUHARI OR GEJ. IT IS ABOUT THE NORTH AND SOUTH. Most Northerners felt they have been cheated by the Southerners(thanks to OBJ) in this new democratic dispensation. This is the main reason why the Turai Yar'Adua and Northern politicians never wanted GEJ to succeed President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua(RIP). |
hmm |
As it stands now the PDP is loosing Nigeria . The North is going to CPC, while South West will go for ACN. PDP will be limited to the SS & SE. How i which APGA can take over the SE. |
MY friends, this violence is not about BUHARI OR GEJ. It is about North and South . Since this present democratic dispensation the North has only ruled for three years. So the North feel they have been betrayed BY the South through OBJ. As it stands now the PDP is loosing Nigeria . The North is going to CPC, while South West will go for ACN. PDP will be limited to the SS & SE. How i which APGA can take over the SE. |
ak47mann:OBj said GEJ will be President . So it was. I could remember most of the SS and SE governors never support GEJ initially. Now they bowing at his feet. Thank to OBJ. |
chino11:So the cases of Ibru, Ndidi,Dr. G. A. T. Oboh are politically motivated. When is corrupting a tribal issue. |
ak47mann:So does that mean all Yorubas collect money from GEJ ? ![]() |
ak47mann:Stop generalizing how many Yoruba collect money. |
chino11:What are you smoking my friend. I though you IGBO people are cliaming GEJ is an IGBO man. smt |
InHim4Him:My friend the DEVIL YOU KNOW IS BETTER THEN ANGELS YOU DON'T KNOW. Its better you know what your spouse is up to, than to live in ignorance all in the name of trust. |
Results of the April 16 2011 Nigerian presidential election STATES Goodluck Jonathan Muhammad Buhari Ribadu 1. ANAMBRA 1,145,169 4,223 2. BENUE 694,776 109, 680 223, 007 3. ENUGU 882,144 3753 1,755 4. PLATEAU STATE 1,029,809 356, 551 10, 181 5. BAYELSA 504,811 691 370 6. AKWA IBOM 1,165,629 148 54 7. JIGAWA 419, 252 663, 994 8. BAUCHI 258,000 1, 300,000 9. SOKOTO 309, 057 540, 769 20,144 10. GOMBE 290,347 459, 898 3,420 11. FCT 253,444 131,576 12. KOGI 399,816 132,201 6,516 13. ONDO 387, 376 11,890 74,253 14. ABIA 1,175,954 3,608 4,156 15. OGUN 309,177 17,000 199,000 16.OSUN 188,409 6,997 299, 711 17. OYO 484, 758 92, 396 252, 240 18. KWARA 268,243 83,603 52, 432 19. KANO 440, 666 1,624, 354 42, 353 20. EDO 542, 173 17,795 21 . LAGOS 1, 281, 688 189, 983 427, 000 22. RIVERS 1, 817, 762 13,182 16, 332 23. EBONYI STATE 480,592 1,025 24. KADUNA 1,190, 179 1, 334, 244 11, 278 25. KATSINA 282, 477 864, 343 26. ADAMAWA 508,314 344,526 27. NASARAWA 408, 997 278, 390 28. CROSS RIVER 709,382 4,002 5, 839 29. BORNO 207, 075 909,763 30. DELTA 1, 378, 851 8, 960 13, 110 31. EKITI 135, 009 -0- 116, 981 32. IMO 1, 406, 289 33. KEBBI 369, 198 501, 453 34. YOBE 117,128 337, 537 35. ZAMFARA 238, 980 624, 515 36. NIGER 321, 429 652, 574 |
Results of the April 16 2011 Nigerian presidential election STATES Goodluck Jonathan Muhammad Buhari Ribadu 1. ANAMBRA 1,145,169 4,223 2. BENUE 694,776 109, 680 223, 007 3. ENUGU 882,144 3753 1,755 4. PLATEAU STATE 1,029,809 356, 551 10, 181 5. BAYELSA 504,811 691 370 6. AKWA IBOM 1,165,629 148 54 7. JIGAWA 419, 252 663, 994 8. BAUCHI 258,000 1, 300,000 9. SOKOTO 309, 057 540, 769 20,144 10. GOMBE 290,347 459, 898 3,420 11. FCT 253,444 131,576 12. KOGI 399,816 132,201 6,516 13. ONDO 387, 376 11,890 74,253 14. ABIA 1,175,954 3,608 4,156 15. OGUN 309,177 17,000 199,000 16.OSUN 188,409 6,997 299, 711 17. OYO 484, 758 92, 396 252, 240 18. KWARA 268,243 83,603 52, 432 19. KANO 440, 666 1,624, 354 42, 353 20. EDO 542, 173 17,795 21 . LAGOS 1, 281, 688 189, 983 427, 000 22. RIVERS 1, 817, 762 13,182 16, 332 23. EBONYI STATE 480,592 1,025 24. KADUNA 1,190, 179 1, 334, 244 11, 278 25. KATSINA 282, 477 864, 343 26. ADAMAWA 508,314 344,526 27. NASARAWA 408, 997 278, 390 28. CROSS RIVER 709,382 4,002 5, 839 29. BORNO 207, 075 909,763 30. DELTA 1, 378, 851 8, 960 13, 110 31. EKITI 135, 009 -0- 116, 981 32. IMO 1, 406, 289 33. KEBBI 369, 198 501, 453 34. YOBE 117,128 337, 537 35. ZAMFARA 238, 980 624, 515 36. NIGER 321, 429 652, 574 |
Results of the April 16 2011 Nigerian presidential election STATES Goodluck Jonathan Muhammad Buhari Ribadu 1. ANAMBRA 1,145,169 4,223 2. BENUE 694,776 109, 680 223, 007 3. ENUGU 882,144 3753 1,755 4. PLATEAU STATE 1,029,809 356, 551 10, 181 5. BAYELSA 504,811 691 370 6. AKWA IBOM 1,165,629 148 54 7. JIGAWA 419, 252 663, 994 8. BAUCHI 258,000 1, 300,000 9. SOKOTO 309, 057 540, 769 20,144 10. GOMBE 290,347 459, 898 3,420 11. FCT 253,444 131,576 12. KOGI 399,816 132,201 6,516 13. ONDO 387, 376 11,890 74,253 14. ABIA 1,175,954 3,608 4,156 15. OGUN 309,177 17,000 199,000 16.OSUN 188,409 6,997 299, 711 17. OYO 484, 758 92, 396 252, 240 18. KWARA 268,243 83,603 52, 432 19. KANO 440, 666 1,624, 354 42, 353 20. EDO 542, 173 17,795 21 . LAGOS 1, 281, 688 189, 983 427, 000 22. RIVERS 1, 817, 762 13,182 16, 332 23. EBONYI STATE 480,592 1,025 24. KADUNA 1,190, 179 1, 334, 244 11, 278 25. KATSINA 282, 477 864, 343 26. ADAMAWA 508,314 344,526 27. NASARAWA 408, 997 278, 390 28. CROSS RIVER 709,382 4,002 5, 839 29. BORNO 207, 075 909,763 30. DELTA 1, 378, 851 8, 960 13, 110 31. EKITI 135, 009 -0- 116, 981 32. IMO 1, 406, 289 33. KEBBI 369, 198 501, 453 34. YOBE 117,128 337, 537 35. ZAMFARA 238, 980 624, 515 36. NIGER 321, 429 652, 574 |
Results of the April 16 2011 Nigerian presidential election STATES Goodluck Jonathan Muhammad Buhari Ribadu 1. ANAMBRA 1,145,169 4,223 2. BENUE 694,776 109, 680 223, 007 3. ENUGU 882,144 3753 1,755 4. PLATEAU STATE 1,029,809 356, 551 10, 181 5. BAYELSA 504,811 691 370 6. AKWA IBOM 1,165,629 148 54 7. JIGAWA 419, 252 663, 994 8. BAUCHI 258,000 1, 300,000 9. SOKOTO 309, 057 540, 769 20,144 10. GOMBE 290,347 459, 898 3,420 11. FCT 253,444 131,576 12. KOGI 399,816 132,201 6,516 13. ONDO 387, 376 11,890 74,253 14. ABIA 1,175,954 3,608 4,156 15. OGUN 309,177 17,000 199,000 16.OSUN 188,409 6,997 299, 711 17. OYO 484, 758 92, 396 252, 240 18. KWARA 268,243 83,603 52, 432 19. KANO 440, 666 1,624, 354 42, 353 20. EDO 542, 173 17,795 21 . LAGOS 1, 281, 688 189, 983 427, 000 22. RIVERS 1, 817, 762 13,182 16, 332 23. EBONYI STATE 480,592 1,025 24. KADUNA 1,190, 179 1, 334, 244 11, 278 25. KATSINA 282, 477 864, 343 26. ADAMAWA 508,314 344,526 27. NASARAWA 408, 997 278, 390 28. CROSS RIVER 709,382 4,002 5, 839 29. BORNO 207, 075 909,763 30. DELTA 1, 378, 851 8, 960 13, 110 31. EKITI 135, 009 -0- 116, 981 32. IMO 1, 406, 289 33. KEBBI 369, 198 501, 453 34. YOBE 117,128 337, 537 35. ZAMFARA 238, 980 624, 515 36. NIGER 321, 429 652, 574 |
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