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Gradually they will fight for his release, na Naija we dey |
Buhari government Major-General Buhari was selected to lead the country by middle and high-ranking military officers after a successful military coup d'etat that overthrew civilian President Shehu Shagari on December 31, 1983. At the time, Buhari was head of the Third Armored Division of Jos.[4] Buhari was appointed Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, and Tunde Idiagbon was appointed Chief of General Staff (the de facto No. 2 in the administration). Buhari justified the military's seizure of power by castigating the civilian government as hopelessly corrupt, and his administration subsequently initiated a public campaign against indiscipline known as "War Against Indiscipline" (WAI). Aspects of this campaign included public humiliation of civil servants who arrived late for work whilst guards were armed with whips to ensure orderly queues at bus stops.[5] He also moved to silence critics of his administration, passing decrees curbing press freedoms and allowing for opponents to be detained up to three months without formal charges.[6] [size=22pt]He also banned strikes and lockouts by workers[6] [/size]and founded Nigeria's first secret police force, |
Naija never carry last. Guy men must survive ![]() |
WTF?? ![]() |
He should face the music |
chino11: ![]() |
na who dey talk to my people here? if i release my brother war go burst out for NL, [size=18pt]UNA NO SEE SAY MY BROTHERS DEY VEX FOR UNA INSULT TO MY PEOPLE[/size] ![]()
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Breaking news [size=22pt]I just dey laugh oo, I Gorilla Olusengun Obasanjo, Waku, you wan drag me to ICJ? if i can't protect myself, my brothers will protect me check us out here[/size] ![]()
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good one, they could have stone the ideot |
hmm |
Uwazurike is the Man |
Just cheking up on Arsenal, what is going here ![]() |
I hope is not their usual fake arrest |
kolexy:Were is CHIMAROKE, THE BIG THIEF OBJ BOY |
1, IBB 2, OBJ 3, ALL THE 36 STATE GOVERNORS DURING OBJ REGIME 4, ABACHA |
Logic Mind: ![]() |
Congratulation my man |
Such act is still in existence after military regime |
I think we are beginning to see the c[size=18pt]omplicity of ACF and other Northern elders in the Boko Haram insurgent. First, it was a conspiracy of silence, and it got so embarrassing that it became a topical of discussion at a forum[/size]. Now, they asking for [size=18pt]security guarantee[/size] Well i am just short of word. Nigeria vs Northern elements ![]() |
The Arewa Consultative Forum has just finished an emergency meeting at which it called on the Federal Government to guarantee the Sevurity of members of the ACF when they come out to dialogue with the FG. This call raises the possibility that Boko Haram's leaders are planning to negotiate with the government, a possibility when is not farfetched considering the disagreement that klee to an open fictionalization of the ACF recently which saw the emergence of a splinter group which gave it's name as “Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis Sudan,” meaning Vanguards for the Protection of Muslims in Black Africa or ansaru for short. On a day that the victims of the Madalla Christmas day bombings by Boko Haram were buried the ACF which did not expressly condemn Boko Haram though it said their actions are "condemnable" however condemned calls from some quarters for the convocation of a Soveriegn National Conference to negotiate the terms of the Nigerian union. The ACF said that there is no need for such negotiations as Nigeria's union is "well defined" by the constitution. It is very curious that the ACF wants the Federal Government to negotiate with Boko Haram but condemns the calls for Nigerians to meet at a round table to negotiate the terms of their union. The full text of ACF's statement appears below. PRESS STATEMENT BY THE ACF ON THE STATE OF THE NATION 1st February, 2012 An emergency meeting of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) took place on Thursday, 26th January, 2012, in the Conference Hall of the ACF, along Sokoto Road, Kaduna. Lt General J.T Useni, Chairman, ACF Board of Trustees, presided. And in attendance were a large delegation of members from all 19 states of the North and the FCT. The emergency meeting was called following the horrific bomb attacks on Kano on Friday, 20th of January, 2012, by the Boko Haram; attacks that caused the death of some 200 innocent people and the destruction of colossal amount of property. Other matters of concern to the North and the country were also discussed. The following statement was approved to be released: 1). Having reviewed the horrendous attacks on Kano and the spate of attacks on many parts of the North which, at the last count, have claimed the lives of over two thousand people, muslims, Christians, northerners, southerners – everyone - and an unquantifiable amount of property across the North, the meeting came to the conclusion that unless addressed quickly and decisively, the threat posed by these attacks have reached such a level that threatens national peace and order and has the potential to cause the collapse of peace, security and public order in the North in particular and the nation in general. In this regard, the ACF makes the following recommendations: · a) The Federal Government should commit itself openly and unambiguously in guaranteeing the security of leaders of Boko Haram when eventually they come out for dialogue promised by Mr. President. Government should continue to persevere, uncover the true identity of these people, to be able to determine their demands or grievances and address those that may be genuine and in accordance with our laws. · b) ACF calls upon all people of good conscience who may have access to members of Boko Haram to urge them to take advantage of secure channels of communication to be provided by the Federal Government towards achieving a resolution of the current bloody impasse. · c) Similarly, ACF calls upon and enjoins the leaders and members of Boko Haram to realize that no religious doctrine permits the killing of innocent lives. It is important to point out to them that they are inflicting terror, death and destruction upon people not in anyway responsible for whatever injustice they believe have been done to them. · d) While it is true that the actions of Boko Haram are condemnable, it is also necessary to call upon the Federal Government and all our political leaders as well as all those in positions of authority, to recall the UN resolution 1963 of 2010 which urges governments around the world to address underlying causes of civil unrest and social conflicts rather than resort to hard military power which rarely solve them. · e)The Federal and State Governments should be seen to demonstrate fairness and justice in dealing with all issues of insecurity and infringement of the laws. · 2) ACF notes with grave concerns some serious allegations peddled by certain people to the effect that some people from other sections of the country were conspiring to cause high level of insecurity across the country with the clear intention of making the country ungovernable. Some of these allegations go as far as saying that there are plots to assassinate the President. They also allege that southerners were not only being killed but that their attempts to flee the North were being blocked by Northerners. These allegations have been written and widely publicized in the media. Considering the gravity of the allegations bordering on treason, the Forum calls on the government, as a matter of urgency, to investigate them for the purposes of prosecution. 3). ACF notes the well advertised changes made in the Nigeria Police for better services. However, in view of the widespread ineffectiveness with which current security challenges are being tackled, the Forum calls on the government to extend similar re-organisation to all other security agencies, especially the intelligence community. We call on the government to be more proactive, more decisive and engage in less lamentations. 4). The ACF reviewed the recurring calls for a national conference, and even a Sovereign National Conference, for the purpose, the proponents say, of re-defining the terms of our union. The Forum concluded that the terms of our National Union and those by which the Nigerian Federation are run have been well defined in our Constitution. However, for the avoidance of doubt, it should be made clear that the North remains open to, and will be keen to discuss any ideas that may place Nigeria in a better position to meet the challenges of nation building and secure a better future for this and succeeding generations of Nigerians. Alhaji Aliko M. Mohammed OFR Mr. Anthony N.Z Sani Dan Iyan Misau National Publicity Secretary Source http://www.naijapundit.com/news/acf-to-fg-guarantee-the-security-of-boko-haram-leaders-so-they-can-come-out-to-dialogue
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Full day, anything after that na die ![]() |
Every year same budget no improvement, Keep up the looting silly sets of confused ministers. |
Whom should we believe?? |
Why should somebody just wake up and start vomiting trash. How long will it take the strategy to materialize ![]() |
eze igbo gburugburu |
GoldCircle:the easy way of course |
babaowo:gbam |
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=859974.msg10094613#msg10094613 date=1328084511]Nigerians are seriously slacking!! Even Ghana sef are now leading in our own speciality!! [size=18pt] So what else do I have to brag about as a Nigerian?[/size]! ![]() Even 419 is no longer ours!! |
hmm ok, next news |
Edon set, na penaltythem go use they push till they win this title. 2 penalty in a 1 match ![]() |
Big shame to Chelsea team |
Torres is big time waste of money |
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