₦airaland Forum

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egift:
While Jonathan is doing all he can to stay out of jail, get a warm retirement arrangements that will help him keep most of his loots - some ignorant TANiods are trying to put Sand-Sand in his Garri

Now where are those who promised hell to stop Buhari and Nigerian?

I have always maintained: This Change Is Unstoppable. God has remembered Nigerians and has delivered us from the claws of Corruption.

Sai Buhari. God bless Africa.

APC, from a tiny corner of Nigeria has been routing PDP since 10 AD! Pres JEG knows for sure they cannot and will not make it because his so-called votes are flukes from greater East (S/E and S/S). If APC decides to go thro with him in investigating that election, It wil not be srprised that between 25%-50% of his votes would be deflated. I dont take him as been nice. But he's being smart to have 'warm retiment' which is not likely.

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Elprinz:
You just defined what the yorubas are! Hypocrites
Always sitting on the fence. Never to be trusted

I don't really see it that way. Rather I see them as individually focused, who have liberal heart and have freedom of choice without sentimental attachment. Would you also conclude that it is because siblings, who are mslims and Christians, are hypocrites that is the reason they are not slitting one and another's throats? I will believe they are sophisticated; and you cannot fault our president (Gej) when he described them so

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Exponental:
AA.
Badagry- Mile2- Orile- Lagos Island project needs to be completed since it will surely get d support of FG.

[b]Equities gain N224b as market chiefs set agenda for new govt
Posted by: Taofik Salako in Business 19 hours ago

The bullish rally at the Nigerian stock market gathered momentum yesterday as the market responded positively to definitive figures showing that All Progressives Congress (APC’s) General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) would form the next government at the centre.
The upswing that started late last week as it became certain that Nigeria’s presidential and national assembly elections would hold as scheduled on March 28 rallied further on Monday as the market opened to news of early lead by the opposition candidate.
The market opened yesterday with a comfortable lead by Gen Buhari, a disciplinarian that has promised to reshape the national economy.
With 41 advancers to nine decliners, all indicators at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) showed positive outlook. Aggregate market value of all quoted companies at the NSE rose by N224 billion to close at N10.718 trillion as against its opening value of N10.494 trillion. The market had opened this week at N10.319 trillion.

The All Share Index (ASI), a value-based composite index that tracks prices of all quoted companies, rose by 2.13 per cent to 31,744.82 points compared with its opening index of 31,082.48 points. Investors staked about N5.05 billion on 379.45 million shares in 4,142 deals.
Meanwhile, capital market groups yesterday set agenda for a new economy by the incoming government.
The market groups including the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), Association of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) and Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria (AIHN) outlined strategic issues that the Federal Government must put in place as a matter of urgency to reposition the market for enhanced liquidity and capital mobilisation.
President, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), Mr Albert Okumagba said there were several opportunities for long term capital in the capital market, adding that certain things must be put in place to harness the opportunities.
According to him, the capital market can finance the entire infrastructural gaps if the government can deploy fiscal incentives to deepen the market by encouraging the companies in the telecoms, power, aviation, and oil and gas sectors of the economy to get listed on the securities market.
He said the core capital market operators are prepared to work with the government to ensure full utilisation of the capital market.
He also advocated for the development of commodity market to increase the number of tradable securities including futures and options derivative instruments on the underlying assets in the commodity market.
Chairman, Association of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria (ASHON), Mr Emeka Madubuike said incentives should be given to listed companies and prospective companies to be listed so as to have some advantage over unlisted companies.
He said: “We propose some tax incentives for listed companies and those that are in the process of getting listed. Policies that would promote marketability of agricultural products should be enunciated and implemented to boost operations of the commodities exchanges.
“Governments at the highest level must continue to make positive statements and assurances that will engender investors’ confidence.”
Chairman, Association of Issuing Houses of Nigeria (AIHN), Mr Victor Ogiemwonyi urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to strive towards reduction of the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to stimulate activities in the bond market.
According to him, government borrowing rate in the capital market should drop to avoid crowding out of funds and to make the market attractive for private sector to raise funds.
He said the government should revisit privatisation in order to allow for listing of government enterprises that are operating sub-optimally.
“The government needs to set up a capital market committee to work with the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) to drive the process,” Ogiemwonyi said.
He promised the readiness of capital market operators to support the Federal Government in advisory capacity on how the capital market can be fully utilised to drive economic growth and development.
They group also called for regulatory support for the two existing over-the-counter (OTC) markets – National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) and FMDQ platform to enhance expansion of their operations in the financial market.


They urged government to institute a national savings progamme through a comprehensive review of the rules and regulations guiding the Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) and amendment of all clauses that are affecting the operations of the National Pension Commission.
They called on the government to reform the operations of the mortgage institutions in order to fully integrate them into the capital market activities[/b]

This is April Fool.
He will not be admitted. He contributed to the downfall of pres. Gej: piloting a moribund Senate

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ifymagik:
[/b]I just don't know why this thought came to my mind. Maybe its as a result of over excitement and too much thinking. I was just imagining how it will look like if Buhari is disqualified by the court because if you will remember, there are series of litigations against the General or am I just thinking too far? Please fellow Nairalanders I want to hear your oppinions.

[b]Don't even think of it!

If GMB sends shivers down their spine as an ordinary Nigerian, how much more will he be as the president-elect?

You want to disqualify th man who attended the best military schools across the world just because of o/L certificate issue.

Bring out ALL vice-chancellors and professors; ask their O/Level certificates and you will know what I am saying.

The only ONE who can stop GMB is the ALMIGHTY Himself!

Well as many of you that came in here are APRIL FOOLS WISE!

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lalasticlala:
http://dailypost.ng/2015/04/01/hope-is-reborn-for-nigeria-tinubu-speaks-on-buharis-victory/

TINUBU:

The father,
originator,
engine,
carburettor,
fuel,
sparkling plug,
engine oil,
Jargaban,
master strategist,
God-sent,
OF THE OPPOSITION IN MODERN NIGERIA.

You either love him or hate him; you CANT be in-between!

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chibabe3:
Since north is producing the president, SW the vice president, where will the next senate president go to. Dr Chris Ngige would have been the best choice but then Ekwunife PDP frustrated him out... what do you think my people as APC must produce the next senate president. Dr Saraki stands a better chance due to the role he played in scuttling PDPs opportunity of winning the election.

Can you see how a race blindly rig themselves out of fortune! No matter how the APC would have loved to do it, the door is self-closed. Putting ALL eggs vote in one basket man-gej is the millennial foolishness, 'cos even if one of them in PDP defects to APC, that wont make it happen.

Can't we learn for once from yorubas; how they strategically shared there eggs votes? That whereever the pendulum swings would not expose them as traitors. Oh God, I am ashamed of the majority of the Easterners (I have a lot of them that canvassed, worked and voted for GMB, though).
Read below a word from a dear easterner:
Culled from Afam B. C. Nnaji (a man from the east)

Only the South West recorded a balanced election where votes returned didn't look like those from the North West, North East, South East and South South.

Same way they show more tolerance when it comes to religious issues where it is common to see a family with a Muslim father and Christian mother with the children choosing to go to church or the mosque.

My salute goes to them whether or not this particular election is a rare even

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ireneony:
most nigerians are backward and primitive(apc)
this country is already divided by the yorubas, fulani and hausa, take them out of this contry, then nigeria will be a better place.

people easily be deceived, that the same sets of persons that messed up pdp are now in apc.

jonathan is the best president we nigerians has ever had and some youths are too blind to see this.
i weep for nigerians cos we are back to 1960.

not forgetting that this election was rigged by apc(in the north), jonathan was wise enough to succumb to defeat cos he does not want killing of of innocent citizens in the north..


fvvvk apc

The resentment in you is deeper than what satan has against the saints! Despite this divine CHANGE, you're still adamant.

How are you going to achieve this ranting? DO YOU WANT TO KILL YOURSELF OR COMMIT SUICIDE BEFORE MAY 29, 2015? You have to pick one of the OPTIONS or you painfully witness us enjoying the prosperous change!

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Bants:
People that killed it for Jonathan
Fayose
Obanikoro
Boko Haram
Subsidy

where is impatience Jonathan?

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adebisiolumide5:
Yemi Osibanjo Osinbajo!!

Serious omission

Ha

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Franchise21:
Is it nt d same Akwa Ibom dat GEJ got over 900k votes? Chai

Failure is an orphan. Life is transient. Use the NOW well or else...

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BiHung:
If Edo that gave us only 17k votes is doing this, what will Kano that gave us 1.9Million votes do?

Dont you know that's a subtle but firm campaign? Especially in that hostile political environment. Kano is stable, Edo is not

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sollysms:
Yes, buhari won d election,but he didn't win d seat of presidency...why because under d constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria,in order for a contesting Presidential candidate to win the seat from d current occupying president,who is also running for another term,the contesting candidate has to have at least 25% vote from each state the current president has won with d latest result update,

JONATHAN won 13 STATES, BUHARI has a total of 21STATES...But mind you, BUHARI has 25% vote in only 8 STATES which JONATHAN has won...so BUHARI doesn't get to be president.

Otuekeis Imbecilitis is a satanic affliction that is incurable!

Fayose congratulates Buhari, urges calm
The governor said the election results should not been seen as victory or loss for any political party, adding: “To me, Nigerians and democracy won.”
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Tobilastik:
I don't think he's gotten 24% in 24 states ...

I smell runoff


anyways.... We'll chase Jonathan out!

I guess the ONLY help you need is to enrol in any Arithmetic class near you

I got this on facebook and I think I should share with you.

New word: Jega.

Meaning: to be inexplicably chilled in the midst of stupidity or conflict. Usage: Olopa slapped me, but I just Jegaed.

'Elder' 'God'sday Orubebe provoked me, I simply Jegaed!

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amnestylaw1:
God bless the impartial umpire. Like for GMB, share for PYO.

Don't be dividing this duo with 'likes' and 'shares'. They are one in focus and plan. It should be 'like' for GMB/PYO and 'share' for whoever. Thanks