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EUROBOMBER:I see! No wonder GEJ is avoiding election. |
Now that the average PVC collection is 75% and above and the card readers are confirm ok, can we now be rest assurred that election will hold on March 28 and April 11 as earlier reschelduled, considering the fact that the Military is certain to secure the NE before the date? |
agabusta:GEJ got less than 20% in Niger State in the last election. I do not expect a better result this time around. |
You're just an attention seeker. That's all! |
Glo G-BAM is the cheapest after MTN Zone- if call rate doesn't exceed 12k/sec. 15k/sec to all network to all networks and calls to 5 registered glo numbers at 11k/s. |
The New PDP Spokesperson. We all know those who planned and are still planning for election postponement or outright cancellation because of Boko Haram. Shecow is only reiterating the position of the PDP |
Go and explain yourself in the National Assembly. |
Let the idiats keep calling it mere propaganda. Just watch as events unfold |
Ted Childers:You fall ma hand, Ted! Stealing ain't corruption to Jonathan. ![]() Michael Markovitch:Another APC member, I guess. Kevin Finch:Let everyone who is able and willing join the Army, but no they wont allow it. We don't even know where the military budget is going. Joan Newcomb:This Americans have better knowledge of this government than most PDP agents on here. |
abraka00:I've been to the 36 states of this country and FCT within the last 12 months. May be you can tell me what's fantastic about your PDP states that the APC states do not beat. Tell me the giant strides of Jonathan administration and I'll tell you just a single reason why we can not be as developed as South Africa in the next 100 years at this rate. |
abraka00:You know next to nothing about power struggle in Nigeria. I'm aware most of you who support this government are doing so on sentiments and are altogether ignorant. But in your ignorance, don't be so caught up as to think everyone who do not agree with your jesus of otuoke is being paid. |
TheAdvocate:Yes, it's very difficult, if not impossible to kill without throwing the country into chaos. |
vicogu76:Don't quote again until you are back to your senses. It's advice. |
abraka00:I do not want to descend to your level. You can always quote me again for enlightenment on North-East and Boko Haram, when you grow up. Until then please, stay off my mention abeg. |
I see the hand of Esua in this. They want to kill the General and blame it on Boko Haram. |
When the truth about these allegations begins to manifest, you will thank Obj, by then your eyes go don clear. Obj exposing Jonathan since the days of "The Snippers" If they like, let them start meeting on Mars, we will still get to know about it. |
Be ready to deactivate your account when PDP finally hatches this plan- and sure they will. You know next to nothing what's going on. |
Redoil:This shows he knows what he's saying For example, Gen. Babangida never saw his school certificate until when he was head of state.Let IBB come out and deny it first. |
This has been the character of General Buhari. If it is right, it is right.This is the President we want, not some ethnic and religious bigots like Jonathan. “For example, Gen. Babangida never saw his school certificate until when he was head of state. I got my school certificate long after I became an officer.Even Jonathan's "Father" didn't see his School cert until 1985. You see? ![]() |
OKKO:t This road is not complete and mind you, Jona didnt initiate it. 3. Kano to MaiduguriJonathan didnt touch that road. It's not a new road. 7. Okene new express roadI challenge you to tell me where this new road is. This road is so bad that I spent 4 hours in traffic last december. |
dammytosh:There are just two categories of people who support Jonathan: those who knows the truth about this government but can't say because they are beneficiaries and; the blind bigots and ignorant ones who have benefitted next to nothing. 95% of them belong to the latter group. They are like robots...they can not be reasoned with. To them, an asininity becomes a profundity because Jonathan or any of his aides uttered it. Lai Mohammed has been shouting since last year about how this wants to use security issue as an excuse not to hold elections. What do we have now? I dey laugh. Most, if not all, of the various allegations against this government are true and reliable (once you winnow out the chaff). |
Chief Obasanjo’s plot with others within and outside the country to thwart the general elections and foist an unconstitutional Interim National Government, which he hopes to head on the nation is well known to usThreats from Niger-Deltan Militants to plung the country in chaos if Jonathan is re-elected, the blackmail of INEC into postponing the election by the Security Chiefs, the attacks on the person of GMB, the anti-christian speeches by Sambo, and the calls by some people like E. Clark for the removal of the INEC Boss are capable of thwarting the electoral process. I do not know how Obj plotted all these. If the Presidency doesn't desist from hatching that evil plan, then I do not see why Obj will not head the interim government, because all their actions are leading Nigeria into an era of great darkness. For those of you who thinks Obj was just ranting, I fear for your life, coz GEJ is actually planning to pull that stunt as accused by the Former President. There's nothing malicious in it and you shall all see it as they play it out. |
...bear with me... I'll soon handover on May 29 and your trials will be over/ I'll do better in my second term? Your state of mind before you sleep led to this dream. If you were honest with yourself, you would've told us you've started having a change of mind, hence this dream. Your brain simple reflected what has been running through your mind, in the dream. No big deal. I also dreamt late last year that someone from the around Kano/Katsina state will win this year's presidential election...and he will be the last Nigerian President. Some parts of the North will go first and there will be uncertainty as to whether his Hometown is still a part of Nigeria, while he's still the President and the rest is history. I wasn't even thinking about a Buhari or the collapse of Nigeria at this time. I already dreamt of Buhari becoming the President right before last election. Jonathan was not supposed to be the president in the first place, hence the hardships and bloodsheds. It's time for Buhari and 1000 Jonathans can not stop him. It is sealed in Heaven. |
babestella:You mean in Lagos where Police Officers worth less than sh.it to them? I'd agree if you say the Army, but police? I bet you, Lagosians are beyond the Police. Forget his rantings. The Oba warned him already |
Fulaman198:No I'm not, but I spent few months with them. We have some seniors who don't understand "sannu", but most of the people do not know anything in Tangale other than the greetings. They speak hausa, but call them Hausas and watch them refute it as if it's a crime being one. Ok, speak Tangale and let me hear, they become dumb. ![]() |
kaboninc:I don't know where you were when our military was baring the police, when the National Assembly ordered for the re-arrest of the thief. If you don't know the Army was deployed to his house in Abuja to prevent his arrest, then I can't help. 2. Can you also prove that GEJ was endorsing the 'alleged' theft by Jim Nwobodo? More so, suppose you child or friend stole from you, do you sentence him to 1000 years in prison? What if you happen to steal (YES its possible), would you like to be sentenced to 200 years in prison?What was the intention of the President when he made that statement, if not endorsing the act? I bet, if Nwobodo had stolen that sum in China, his family would've been the one to buy the bullets for his execution, no story! If I had cut a finger of my child who stole a piece of meat from the pot, why should I ask the other one who stole N2500 to pay back N7.50k or get whooped 14 times? What ever happened to equality. I'm not building a home if I ever do that, but rather encouraging the smaller thief to steal big next time. It doesn't add up. And no, I wouldn't to be sentenced to 200 prison for stealing money belonging to people who have worked all their lives for this country, neither would I like to go to jail for stealing the money meant to ensure that the masses have access to proper healthcare, standard education or motorable roads, but instead, I should be summarily executed if found guilty. A thief's life or freedom is not worth the innocent blood they shed by their actions. My point is, pen robbers- just like armed robbers- deserve to die and anyone found guilty- no matter how highly place- should thank his/her stars if given a long jail term instead of execution. 3. Can you provide evidence that:Isn't it obvious? How many public office thieves has the EFCC tried so far in this government? 4. I have told you why big thieves get away with stealing.Your reason isn't good enough. Equality before the law is what I know. If it's possible elsewhere, it should be possible here too. That's why we want someone who has the will, not Jonathan. Then again, it was in an APC controlled state that a COMMON THIEF was sentenced to jail for stealing a MOBILE PHONE!If you steal my phone, I'll make sure you go to jail. What does the law say about it or do you want the state government to make him a commissioner for Telecommunication, for stealing someone's phone? I know of a government that is capable of that. Then I asked:Jonathan is not putting any structure in place to curb corruption. His posture and body language encourages it. If you catch a thief, punish him/her publicly- punish one, teach a hundred. The best way to tackle corruption is simple. Let's go the China way. People would prefer to go to jail for few years or pay fines and continue to enjoy their loot than dying. We need to instill the fear of corruption in people. Downplaying it all in the name of campaigning will not help. |
kaboninc:Bullcrap!!! Is it the same GEJ who prevented the Pension thief from re-arrest? Is it GEJ that sees nothing wrong in Jim Nwobodo stealing from public fund? How many bills has he sent to the NA to ensure the checkmating the excesses, blocking loopholes and refining the system? Even the anti-graft agencies we have, have become lame ducks under him and limited to chasing people that steal to eat. If after 5years, big thieves are being protected while someone who stole a fowl not worth more than N1500 is being sentenced to death, then he is incapable to do the right thing. I'd like to see a Nigeria where people who steal fund are made to repay to the last kobo-with interest- then spend a very long time in jail, but what we see now is a president granting pardon to convicted thieves. I actually like the Buhari/China style of punishment. |
KwoiZabo:Whatever his motive behind such statement, however stealing public funds is a form of corruption. You can not steal from government without getting into corrupt practices. That is why you see count charges involving corrupt practices against "thiefing" public officers. This different from stealing bread or fowl. I found it funny when I heard a court sentenced a fowl thief to death just late last year and we have someone found guilty of of stealing N25 billion walking free. |
KwoiZabo:And they also told you common thieves are not corrupt? There's no way you're going to exonerate a public officer holder, who used his position to steal public fund of corruption. No way! |
According to section 2 of I.C.P.C Act (2000), corruption simply connotes impropriety and encompasses all forms of reprehensible, indecorous and infamous conduct in the performance of some official and non – officials responsibilities. This means any act, which go out of any normal societal behaviour. Political corruption is the use of powers by government officials for illegitimate private gain. An illegal act by an officeholder constitutes political corruption only if the act is directly related to their official duties, is done under color of law or involves trading in influence. Forms of corruption vary, but include bribery, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, patronage, graft, and embezzlement. I still don't know how Jonathan is going to convince me that using public office to steal for private gains, is not corruption. |
You mean if you ask ten people, more than 8 people support Jonathan in Lagos? Even walking around the streets, markets, and boarding public bus listening to people will prove him wrong. I have not heard people expressing their support for this government in 2 years, except on Radio, Tv and social media. |
