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Buhari Hmmmmm


Olohun maje...

Barcanista any comment(s)?

For a man who is running for election for the fourth time, that is the height of cluelessness. It shows Buhari is lousy at marshalling resources. Otherwise, he is fooling nobody but himself

Failure at the edge of Miracles...





Destined for failure already



Sai Buhari!

Failure at the edge of Miracles...





Both destined for failure already

General Mohamodu Buhari (Rtd) the alleged best President Nigeria never had

well done Aregbesola, continue... god is watching.

Some Nigerians can tell lies?

See concoction

Mynd44:
Perhaps your signature should be changed and someone should come and tell me what the hell they have done with all these billions on power alone when I am not guaranteed of 4hours power supply daily

Boss, not yet. Signature message is very accurate also!

egift:
Fire my friend, is this really you?

May the God of Redemption be praised!

Oga egift... how market?

why Nigeria?

Why do you like darkness?

The more you look the less you see... why?

Isiterere:
is that all you will say?
You better say something now Mr Tandroid ....
2015 is going to be interesting.


ALL IZZ WELL

itumo?

"For many are called, but few are chosen."


"If those days had not been cut short, no one would survive, but for the sake of the elect those days will be shortened.


For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect.

ok

All Glory be to Jesus...

Masha Allah

“When next they come to tell you about debt, remind them that they approved the borrowing. And if they ask you about debt still, ask them to account for over N2 trillion spent on fuel importation without appropriation, and to explain what happened to $20 billion.

Fashola reasoning caption above could mean justifying how un-accountable his administration is...


Me (BRF) na small thief... the other people (PDP) are bigger thief? Hmmm?


Progressive indeed!!!

Where is the WHOLE money

Is all the money utilized for the project

Judgment days are coming soon...



APC Lagos should give us the result of their stewardship for the past 15 Years in Lagos. {AD => AC=> ACN => APC} Fashola should not

make a colloquial statement on spending, debt, bond and loan but he should explain in details how they manage the resources and allocations

to the last kobo.


Then we can assumed them to be progressive

God bless this family forever.

Receive more Grace in Jesus Name.

... GMB is okay.

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ilugunboy:
It will not work with you and those sold on religion sentiment over the issue of ability to perform.....but it will work for millions of Nigerians that are not bother about Muslim/Christian Christian /Muslim Muslim/Muslim Christian/Chrisitan nonsense.

If paired, I assured you that many pastors in SW will campaign for the ticket inside their churches.

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I am perturbed at the mindset of my fellow Nigerians on the fight against terrorism in our dear country.

In other part of the world, terrorism is a joint war commonly fought together by all parties irrespective of political divide.

Our own wars on terrorist are self-made, self-inflicted and concocted for political gains and or for selfish interest.

Instead of us to stay united to win the wicked intruders, we are quick to castigate the government of the day.

God please continue to rise and defend the defenseless.

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, has urged Nigerians to stop condemning the Federal Government on the war against the Boko Haram insurgency.

Kukah, however, decried that the war against terrorism had been plagued by politicking.

In an interview with SUNDAY PUNCH, the bishop said the government would have achieved results, if some things had been done differently. He stated that it was necessary to stop the blame game and work towards getting the country out of its predicament.

Kukah said, “The idea that government is not doing enough is an oxymoron and an extension of our creeping cynicism and the unfortunate politicking that has dogged this tragic war. No one has come up with a superior exit war plan.

“It is true, a few things could have been done differently. As they say in Hausa, ignorance is at the back of the head. We have to take off from where we are and stop the blame game. There is a lot of credit in the bank of blame to enrich us all.

“We are on a long road and we must wear the shoes of the long distance runner. Let us not be deceived and do not listen to anyone who might claim that they know how this can end tomorrow. We have been dealt a tough hand and we must play it.”

According to Kukah, those who complain that government is not doing enough are the same people complaining that the war is costing too much.

“They are the ones who laugh at the country as it struggles to overcome obstacles by those who do not wish us well, and they are many who pose as friends of Nigeria.

“You say the government is not doing enough but it struggles to do what other nations caught in this kind of web will do, and we rain abuses louder than even our enemies.It is sad and sickening, really,” he added.

http://www.punchng.com/news/war-against-boko-haram-politicised-kukah/

2O12

Colombia’s left-wing Farc rebels announced a unilateral Christmas ceasefire, on the first day of peace talks in Cuba.

The truce will ran from Tuesday to 20 January.

June 2014

The Afghan government reportedly commenced negotiating a “peace deal” with the Taliban in Sangin, which was overrun by the jihadist group.

Negotiations between Taliban militants and Afghan officials continue in southern Helmand province of Afghanistan in a bid to end violence.

2014

Pakistan Taliban agreed to ceasefire to help Afghan allies.

Pakistani militants said the ceasefire with their government was to preserve militant bases used to stage cross-border attacks

2014

Colombia’s rebel group FARC declared a cease-fire during Colombia’s presidential runoff. This came amid peace negotiations between Bogota and the rebels.

The cease-fire was announced in a letter addressed to right-wing presidential challenger Oscar Ivan Zuluaga.

2014

The Myanmar government and the ethnic armed groups agreed on a fourth draft nationwide ceasefire accord after five days of talks at the Myanmar Peace Centre in Yangon.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/ceasefires-shaped-global-conflicts/

Since the end of First World War , there have been many peace plans and many negotiations among warring camps globally.Some of these have been successful, while others failed to achieve peace. Here are some peace proposals and what happened to them.

1914

Known as the Christmas Truce. World War One had raged for four months but German and Allied soldiers stepped out of their trenches, shook hands and agreed a truce so the dead could be buried. The soldiers also used that truce to chat with one another and even played a football match.

1967

UN Security Council Resolution 242. -It was passed on 22 November 1967 and embodies the principle that has guided most of the subsequent peace plans, especially the exchange of land for peace.

1978

With past peace deals, failing to ensure lasting peace, it became imparative for then United States President, Jimmy Carter to convene a peace talk in Camp David. This was known as the Camp David Accords.

He capitalised on the new mood and invited President Sadat and the Israeli Prime Minister, Menachem Begin, for talks at the presidential retreat at Camp David near Washington. The talks lasted for 12 days and resulted in two agreements.

1991

Known as the Madrid Conference. The forum was co-sponsored by the US and the Soviet Union, was designed to follow up the Egypt-Israel treaty by encouraging other Arab countries to sign their own agreements with Israel.

1993

The international pressure on the Hutu-led government of Juvénal Habyarimana in Rwanda, resulted in a cease-fire with a roadmap to implement the Arusha Accords that would create a power-sharing government.

1993 Oslo Agreement

Backed by then US President, Bill Clinton, the dialogue tried to tackle the missing element of all previous talks – a direct agreement between Israelis and Palestinians, represented by the Palestinian Liberation Organisation ,PLO. Its importance was that there was finally mutual recognition between Israel and the PLO.

1994

Israel signed a historic peace deal with Jordan.

1994

The Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement‘ attempted to end the Second Congo War through a ceasefire, release of prisoners of war, and the deployment of an international peacekeeping force under the auspices of the United Nations.

1995

The Dayton Accords, resulted to the deployment of IFOR consisting of American, British, and French troops to police a cease-fire agreement according to which Bosnia remained essentially intact.

1996

The warring factions in Liberia signed the Abuja peace agreement and concurred to hold elections, which Charles Taylor won. Between 1997 and 2000, Liberia experienced a flawed and fragile peace

2003

The continuous failure of previous initiatives, resulted to this which was also held in Camp David. Like others, it failed leading to another Palestinian uprising known as intifada.

Town cryers everywhere...


Chai!!!!!

So April fool news published on 1st April could be reposted in October


I pity the end of some individual...

all4naija:
Bwahaha... The gullible Christian rats would go crazy after that shouting the man of God is down to earth and serving the people. I think he is down to earth though. But, it is clear this plan of carrying three bags of rice is to deceive people because it is not necessarily required of him.

Thank you...

Firefire:
Watch out ... They come to you in sheep's clothing

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