₦airaland Forum

zoraro:
A clown is your President. You must be a bigger clown.

kasiem:
^^ sis, it seems u had a nightmare?

@topic.
There are known things gej will start up with instead of coming up with sweet to gain cheap popularity. A reformed country can't contain people like obj, ibb, buhari etc this guys are suppose to residing in kirikiri.

OCCULTIST:
Why must Fashola abandone ACN for PDP just to be president Why can't ACN be strong enough to clear PDP from ASO Rock Must every president come from PDP? Are we now Practicing one party System

Beside 2015 is a war the Northerners and the South East are to fight,both claim is their right to rule in 2015 let watch and see what happens maybe that will bring about the next and final civil war that will determine NIGERIA TO BE OR NOT TO BE. South West will wait till 2023 if there will be one NIGERIA THEN,everything depends on how 2015 presidential Elections is handle or else AMERICAN PROPHECY ABOUT NIGERIA NOT EXISTING BEYOND 2015 WILL MATERIALISE.

Kilode?!:
We need to stop thinking small about our people. If we elect a Bankole to power we don't need a bunch of former presidents to officially teleguide him, he can have advisers and we can remove him if we believe he's not leading us right, democracy allows that, but this CoS stuff is redundant and unnecessary, actually it is dangerous.

It does not help us to break the circle of backward group-think at the upper echelon of government and it also makes us dependent on people who might use their influence to protect their ignoble stewardship and legacy.

Kobojunkie:
^^^ Forgive me for believing you could here open your eyes to READ POSTS AS THEY ARE without INJECTING silly bias into it.

Worse, I am saying exactly the same thing you said (hence the duh to your own post) ,[s]but somehow it seems you NEED ME to be in the pile of those who you are against so you can maybe score for yourself some silly brownie points. Again . . . I apologize![/s]

*** moving on now****

Kobojunkie:
um . . . duh!!

JERRY-08:
At times i wonder what do nigerians which nairaland represents really want? A man declares free education, oh where is going to get the money from? He forfeits his salary, haba he is getting more from security vote and allowances, and its also a PR stunt. Why are you people like this?

Kobojunkie:
He might have the best intentions, but I stand with the others that the governor does not need to be in the business of making promises that he is not 100% sure that the state can deliver on.
 
b) You speak of enormous demands competing for urgent attention. If you have ever been to the South East Schools, one of the very first things you would note is

      i) The State of the schools themselves, and quality of Education as a whole  ---  that requires more urgent attention and essentially resources

      ii) Teacher Salaries and that of some civil servants in th state has yet to be paid for a while.

      iii) The state of basic healthcare -- as someone has attempted to explain, it is nothing to right home about. A companion of mine was transported from Imo state to    Luth(Lagos)to get care but unfortunately it came late. I have another one of those to tell but no.

      iv) Employment -- remember Ohakim's 10,000 419? Well, there are thousands of unemployment youths in this particular state that need help(not saying the Government ought to employ them)
     
Instead of showing the man with "cheap" praise, why not wait to ensure we are not being bamboozled before we pour them out thick?

[b]There are enough non-political technocrats that GEJ can use, if he means to solve Nigeria's problems. The job of the opposition is to keep him on track. No matter how GEJ's supporters paint him, as different from the other thieves in PDP, some of us still have reservations about how different he is - actions and history speak for themselves. Let him assemble the technocrats from outside political party fold and let them do the work. Jega was not a member of any party, and it showed when he came and did his best. The same cannot be said of Prof Iwuruwuru and many of the returning officers, who Jega put in their places. Look at Anini (or Anenih), how he handled road projects worth more than N300b or Imoke, how he used N16b to provide darkness for Nigeria. These were/are PDP members. If GEJ means to succeed, he needs to avoid as many of these fraudsters as possible. But we know that GEJ cannot avoid appointing these PDP criminals - they
all worked collectively to ensure his (s)election - starting from the
primaries to the ghost votes from the southeast. Even as we speak, PDP are trying to ensure that Bankole gets a political position, with such a load on his head.

I salute Tinubu on his stand - he should not muddy the water for our incoming President (Fashola) come 2015. Let GEJ face his own work.
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[b]Na True: There are enough non-political technocrats that GEJ can use, if he means to solve Nigeria's problems. The job of the opposition is to keep him on track. No matter how GEJ's supporters paint him, as different from the other thieves in PDP, some of us still have reservations about how different he is - actions and history speak for themselves. Let him assemble the technocrats from outside political party fold and let them do the work. Jega was not a member of any party, and it showed when he came and did his best. The same cannot be said of Prof Iwuruwuru and many of the returning officers, who Jega put in their places. Look at Anini (or Anenih), how he handled road projects worth more than N300b or Imoke, how he used N16b to provide darkness for Nigeria. These were/are PDP members. If GEJ means to succeed, he needs to avoid as many of these fraudsters as possible. But we know that GEJ cannot avoid appointing these PDP criminals - they
all worked collectively to ensure his (s)election - starting from the
primaries to the ghost votes from the southeast. Even as we speak, PDP are trying to ensure that Bankole gets a political position, with such a load on his head.

I salute Tinubu on his stand - he should not muddy the water for our incoming President (Fashola) come 2015. Let GEJ face his own work.

Den [/b]

BP:
[s]And I guess since you dumped GEJ, he has been having sleepless nights and calling you on the phone every night to support him abi. (a case of delusions of grandeur).[/s]

ekt_bear:
I'm not too optimistic about Fashola 2015. The country doesn't really work in a manner conducive to a guy like him being president.

I'll support him if he runs of course, but he'd have to be considered a long shot.