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 Politics › Re: North Has More Resources Than Niger Delta - Goodluck Jonathan by fkaz(m): 11:08am On Jan 10, 2014 |
muktarl: i think my people in the north will vote GEJ. he has done so much for us from alumanjiri school to ecological funds. two of my cousins benefited from the alumanjiri school too.Did jonathan build Almajeree school for you people in Imo state? How come two of your cousins benefited from it? 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Stella's Citation As Submitted To The Senate During Her Ministerial Screening by fkaz(m): 11:36pm On Jan 07, 2014 |
Waiting for Jonathan to set up panel that will investigate her as usual |
| Politics › Re: Stella Oduah Scrambles To Cover Up Certificate Forgery Scandal by fkaz(m): 10:52pm On Jan 07, 2014 |
1st ola: Can't wait to watch this Season two movie...What else would the scumbag do, than to set-up a panel to investigate her. |
| Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Vs Tambuwal by fkaz(m): 11:32pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
Obiagelli: wow great permutation, expecially the SGF. My only fear here is ameachi can't pull the needed crowd.Coming from the angle of religion and compesating th SS region with amaechi for loosing jonathan). If not, fashola would have been the best candidate for the president. |
| Politics › Re: Why the SS/SE alliance will spell the downfall of GEJ in 2015. by fkaz(m): 10:49pm On Jan 06, 2014*. Modified: 11:07pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
I.M.O, state governors would be the one to decide 2015 general election through the power of rigging, nigeria should not expect a free and fair election come 2015. And you can not rig an election were you are not popular. So the number of governor who are in support of gej will determine is winning election come 2015, for example, you can't expect igbo in kano, sokoto, oyo, osun and in lagos to enter the street to protest if 99% of state vote were rig in favour of APC and vice-verse. They will only accept the result in good faith. |
| Politics › Re: Open Letter: Obasanjo An Egomaniac, Says Edwin Clark by fkaz(op): 9:55pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
onye_okwu: Obj egomaniacOga you get sense so ? |
| Politics › Re: Open Letter: Obasanjo An Egomaniac, Says Edwin Clark by fkaz(op): 5:30pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
We are still in euphoria of letter writing  We don't know when they start send assassin to each other 1 Like |
| Politics › Open Letter: Obasanjo An Egomaniac, Says Edwin Clark by fkaz(op): 5:20pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
The season of letter writing may not be over in Nigeria yet as elder statesman and former Minister of Information, Chief Edwin Clark joined the fray to excoriate former President Olusegun Obasanjo over his 18-page letter to President Goodluck Jonathan.http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/01/06/another-open-letter-obasanjo-an-egomaniac-says-edwin-clark/ 17 Likes |
| Politics › Re: “you May Not Survive This” – Obasanjo Tells Jonathan (another Revelation) by fkaz(m): 4:09pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
Is Anambra an oil-producing state? |
| Travel › Re: Aviation Agencies Hold National Prayer For Air Safety by fkaz(op): 10:04am On Jan 06, 2014 |
Brymo: Prayer changes things.But "faith without work is dead" you can be deep-rooted into Maladministration and be expecting good governance through prayer. 1 Like |
| Travel › Re: Aviation Agencies Hold National Prayer For Air Safety by fkaz(op): 9:10am On Jan 06, 2014 |
Rev. Kalu Ukpai of The Presbyterian Church, Ojodu, said the aviation industry would experience great changes, if the players in the sector sought God’s help through prayers.He should also tell them not to do the NEEDFUL again and not only prayers. BTW how much did they budgeted and spend for this prayer section 1 Like |
| Travel › Aviation Agencies Hold National Prayer For Air Safety by fkaz(op): 8:52am On Jan 06, 2014 |
Leaders of aviation agencies yesterday organised “National Aviation Prayers“ in Lagos to seek divine intervention on safety and other issues in the Aviation sector.http://thenationonlineng.net/new/aviation-agencies-hold-national-prayer-for-air-safety/ |
| Politics › Re: Fashola And Pastor Adeboye At Annual Lagos State's Thanksgiving. Pics by fkaz(m): 7:46am On Jan 06, 2014 |
manny4life: Read what you wrote and tell me you made some sense? I'm an RCCG member, unless if I'm missing something, it's the same God we all serve, how we serve and worship God is different. However, we believe and serve THE SAME GOD: the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the God who sent his son Jesus Christ to die on the cross of calvary, that is the same GOD. So please, don't misconstrue what I'm saying.@bold: That is what i am saying, the way you reverence and has faith in God is different from how gej or Adeboye worship and has faith in the same God you are talking of and That is why i said you should speak for your self. Remember he said not everyone calling my name knows me. |
| Politics › Re: Fashola And Pastor Adeboye At Annual Lagos State's Thanksgiving. Pics by fkaz(m): 12:45am On Jan 06, 2014 |
manny4life: I cannot fight for my God, but at least the God I believe in, the same God that GEJ believes in and went before his presence for prayers led by the GO Pastor Adeboye who also believes in that God. The GOD who is worshiped by several hundreds of millions of people, that is the GOD I am talking about. You can say fucck GOD all you want, don't bother me, there are a billion God, but there's ONLY one true God.Which God are you talking of? Why would you say the God you believe in is the same God GEJ and Adeboye also believe in. The way Adeboye worship his own God is quite different from how you & GEJ worship own God. You can speak for your self but not for others on this one, pastor Adeboye can not be serving the same God u are serving. |
| Politics › Re: Fashola's Speech At 2013 Thanksgiving by fkaz(m): 11:59pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen, I have nothing against those who pray. What I quarrel with is prayer without effort.Just like GEJ government that is deep-rooted in corruption, without fighting it, is a good example of bible verse which governor fashola quoted. 1 Like
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| Politics › Re: Fashola's Speech At 2013 Thanksgiving by fkaz(m): 11:22pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
Hmmm fashola will be a good motivational speaker on wealth creation, Although this food for thought. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Vs Tambuwal by fkaz(m): 10:56pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
Fearless governor Rabiu Musa kwakwoso - president Stubborn governor Rotimi Amaechi - vice president Charisma Senator Chris Ngige - senate president Articulate Hon Femi Gbajabiamila - speaker house of rep vivacious, courageous and visionary Obiageli Ezekwesili A.K.A madam due process - SGF IMO |
| Politics › Re: The Truth About 'Lagos' Sunburn Yacht Hotel by fkaz(m): 5:04pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
So Diamond Bank, who finance the deal is the biggest looser and not lagos state... Hmmm |
| Politics › 2015: Only Igbo Can Stop Jonathan –ezeife by fkaz(op): 7:44am On Jan 05, 2014*. Modified: 4:41pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
Excerpts: Traditionally, Southwest is known to be an exclusive enclave of the progressives. But now that there is a kind of bridge building between the North and the South with the emergence of All progressives Congress (APC), how do you see the new trend of Yoruba politics? I am very much familiar with Yoruba politics. But I think this is not Yoruba politics; it’s Tinubu politics and Tinubu is my friend. One would have celebrated the arrival or emergence of a two-party system, but this marriage is not based on ideology like the defunct Social Democratic Party (SDP) and National Republican Convention (NRC) and the predominant element in the marriage is religion. Nigerians should be afraid of radicalizing Yoruba. This is my fear and I am not alone. Ngige is the most popular politician in Anambra State, but see what happened to him. It is not him; it is the party to which he belongs and it has nothing to do with anti-Yoruba. CPC headed by Buhari, ACN headed by Yoruba formed a merger and its National Chairman is a Muslim, National Secretary is a Muslim, National Publicity Secretary is a muslim, virtually all national officers are muslims. Whether they revise it tomorrow or not, the indication is very clear. There is nothing to read on the wall; it is already written everywhere. They can amend it to get a two-party system but the way it started gives a gap. Although CPC calls itself Congress for Progressive Change; it is not a progressive party. At the end of 2011 presidential election, many people went to their untimely graves. That is not progressive politics. Again, the foundation has been laid for further killings should anything happen in 2015. I like Junaid Muhammed , because he is blunt, but he already said that if Jonathan contests in 2015, blood will flow. We haven’t finished the mourning of 2011 and they are talking of further blood flowing in 2015. That is not progressive politics. That somebody from any other part of Nigeria cannot have as much right as a particular section of the country is not progressive politics. The constitution is very clear on two terms- if you win, you win and if you lose, you lose. We have been together for so many years out of which 381/2 years,the north has been dominant. However, I am happy that some northerners are beginning to show some understanding. It is said in one of the national dailies that the North will be better off with a non northern president because a non northern president will not be feudalistic. The problem we are facing is not the fault of anybody; it is the fault of the social system we inherited. Look at how Igbo are suffering from excessive individualism. One of our good points is achievement motivation. We go to the desert and convert it to where people live. But today, that achievement motivation has gone haywire , because the social value and ethics which condition achievement motivation are no longer there. So, we look for money anywhere we get it. That is why our people are being buried in the ocean and in the Mediterranean Sea. That is why they are dying in the Sahara Desert. If you hear that people are dying there, it is only us (Igbo) and a very few Edo people. No Yoruba man dies there. We must be ready to acknowledge our mistakes and move forward. We are in Kano sending our children to school and we see northerners moving around as Almajiri. It would have been our duty to take those children off the streets, take them to school and pay for them as we pay for our own children. The time has come for us to make friends with other Nigerians. It is time to invest our earnings in other societies. It is also time for us to make more investment at home rather than abroad. I am threatened by the potential of APC to do harm. There was a time people interviewed me and I said it is a red light to Nigeria. Nobody replied because everybody knew that I said these things as I saw them. So, you see APC as a red light to Nigeria? That is what I said before. I said so because it is not based on ideology and you can see that it bends more on religion than ideology which everybody has seen, known and accepted. That is why the people of Anambra State dumped their most preferred man. I want a two-party system,because I was among the Permanent Secretaries who prepared Babandiga’s return to civil rule programme. We proposed a two-party system; Babangida only announced it as if it were a military proposition. So, whereas I would have been celebrating the two-party system made possible by APC, the fact that they lack ideology and have religious colouration make me have some reservations. Overall, the prospects are bright and beautiful. Jonathan has shown to be the best President we ever had potentially. Why potentially? If he sticks to the ongoing national dialogue, he would have done the ultimate transformation of Nigeria into a country that works. If we go to the national conference and discuss peacefully and progressively, the 2015 election will become no case. Nigeria needs a change. We need to stop the monumental corruption going on. But the way we are organised into 36 states going to federal government to take national cake and coming back to distribute at home cannot continue. We need to organise into a smaller number of states for economic development and control purposes. If we reorganise and have about six geo-political zones as federating units or even double it and make it twelve and we make the police work according to zones and army national, while the zones tackle problems like power, water, ecology and transportation, there will be a great transformation of the system. By doing so, there will be competition. The time there used to be competition between the north and the South, Ahmadu Bello developed the north and gave hope to people educationally. Okpara did the same thing in the East and the big one-Awolowo developed Southwest educationally. Zik wasn’t so much concerned about Igbo, he was purely a nationalist. So, we can see good hope, we can see danger. If we maneuver well, we avoid danger and inherit good hope. The south west has always been an advocate of national conference, but the APC and its national leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu said it’s diversionary… (Cuts in). You must understand one thing. The Yoruba man and the woman even in the village are more politically sagacious than the rest of Nigeria. The Yoruba has a national anthem for Oodua State. Whatever Tinubu is saying is not Yoruba and he doesn’t mean what he is saying. In fact, he has already changed and diverted his view to a good cause when he said that Jonathan was not being honest or serious by saying that whatever is the outcome of the conference would be sent to the National Assembly. Even me, once I heard that, I said you can keep your dialogue. There is no need going there to waste time because sending the recommendation to the National Assembly is like standing where you are. People want to be able to say for the first time in the history of Nigeria that we the people of Nigeria make and give onto ourselves this constitution. It is only possible to do so by going to a referendum. Nothing in it will affect the incumbent office holders. If on the other hand 2015 becomes invisible for peaceful election, people can make a statement and award two more years to the incumbent office bearers. And in return, they are precluded from any national office. That was the proposal Ekweremadu made which elicited public outrage. Are you also suggesting the same proposal? I said it before him, but he is in a big office now. I said it from an angle that works. What I am saying is that if 2015 is going peacefully well, the election that everybody is afraid of will be a mere routine. No problem. But if the conference is not making progress or is chaotic somehow and 2015 remains a dangerous something, it will be wise to let whoever is in power continue for two more years but barred from contesting future election. If the conference holds, what do you think should be the agenda of the Igbo to be presented at the dialogue? Things are changing very fast. Already, the Igbo, the Yoruba and the South-South have submitted one paper to the Senator Femi Okunrounmu-led committee. The Yorubas position is identical with Igbo and South-South position and much of the Middle Belt will buy it. Nigeria is changing. Those who said they were born to rule may find nobody to rule but themselves. You said in your earlier position that the way Yoruba politics is heading signals danger for the country because of religious coloration…. (Cuts in). Yoruba is a model for religious tolerance. We want it to remain that way. But If CPC joins APC and begins to radicalize our people in the South, it will add to the problem of Nigeria instead of solving it. This is my fear. Some people are already bragging that APGA has become the authentic party for the Igbo race. How less evil is a sectional party to a party that is tending towards religious ideology? Igbo is Igbo anywhere; it is not about Christian or about Muslim. APGA could not have won that election, if Ngige did not join APC. PDP would have swept the votes. But you see, the rest of Nigeria will like to go and milk Anambra State during election. Every party goes to Anambra to milk. Suswan was sent to Anambra to go and settle a matter there; he came back and called us names. Because we are the richest rural area in Africa according to the World Bank, Nigerians target our money, they rush in with all kinds of parties and squeeze money out of Anambra and go away. They have kept PDP scattered and divided so that the money will be flowing. PDP is the biggest party in Anambra State. APGA doesn’t control up to ¼ of the populace. That is where Andy Uba who declared trillion naira when he was going for the election is, that is where Ukachukwu is, that is where all the rich ones are. And I think that was what affected Ngige. He wasn’t rich enough on his own; he thought perhaps APC will bring money. Of course, they brought money, we chopped it. How do you see the prospect of PDP dominance with the new development? APC is not well founded, so, it is not a threat to PDP. But they are almost at equilibrium As far as the House or National Assembly is concerned, they may be equal on the ground, they are not equals. When it comes to voting, you think APC will win in the West? We will see. ACN would have won in the West but with this fusion with CPC, let’s see how it plays. You in the west owe us a duty to explain what Junaid meant by saying that the west is pressing for northern presidency more than north. He said it is the west that is pressing for northern president against Jonathan. We want to know where Yoruba stands before we begin to isolate them. What’s the prospect of Jonathan’s re-election bid in all of this? Mission accomplished. If it is not Jonathan, it is an Igbo man. If it is not Jonathan, are the Igbo prepared for the race since nobody has signified intention to contest the presidency? Since Jonathan is there, why should we come out to challenge him? Why should he not go for the second term? We support him going for the second term. But if anybody wants to stop him, it will be Igbo. But some youths are already agitating for Igbo presidency…. No, it is Balarabe Musa that said it is time for Igbo if they can unite. No group in Nigeria has potential for unity than the Igbo. No group in Nigeria can remain out of central power for as long as Igbo have remained out of central power and still pretend to be united. For just eight years of Obasanjo’s regime, the North disintegrated. The North is in pieces. They know it. Would you not have sacrificed Igbo’s chance by the time he finishes his second term? Igbo if they can unite. No group in Nigeria has potential for unity than the Igbo. No group in Nigeria can remain out of central power for as long as Igbo have remained out of central power and still pretend to be united. For just eight years of Obasanjo’s regime, the North disintegrated. The North is in pieces. They know it. Why do Igbo always support other ethnic nationalities instead of making case for themselves? We are making our case all the time. But we are also jealous. Jonathan is from the East. From the East? Yes, in the past, we didn’t have southwest, south-south. We had east and the north. If Jonathan comes out, why not support him? Would you not have sacrificed Igbo’s chance by the time he finishes his second term? If you add up eight-year civilian tenure of Obasanjo and his military regime with Jonathan’s two terms, you are still not in any way near 38 years the north has stayed in power. And they were there not even in the interest of the country or the interest of their people. That is the reason for Boko Haram. You alluded to widespread corruption in the system. How genuinely committed is this administration to its pronouncement on corruption? To get rid of corruption, you have to create a policy of do as I do. But the president seems to think that corruption is too deeply rooted to combat it immediately. If we have a national dialogue and create meaningful governments that are near the people, people will challenge political leaders and corruption may begin to reduce. Nobody is scoring the government high on anti-corruption war, not even its strongest supporters. But I see Jonathan in the hands of God. Whether he knows what he is doing or not, God knows what he is doing. How many years have we been talking about national conference, about restructuring, about true federalism? Now, it is Jonathan who is doing it. If he does just that and goes off, he will be the most celebrated president we have ever had. http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/2015-igbo-can-stop-jonathan-ezeife/ 5 Likes |
| Celebrities › Re: Billionnaire Emeka Offor Weds Wife In Anambra (pictures) by fkaz(m): 7:02am On Jan 05, 2014 |
adconline: Emeka Offor is a money bag. He sponsored OBJ-PDP as far back as 1999 with N200m.His company, Chrome oil services, was awarded TAM of NNPC by either Abacha or Abdulsalam and OBJ extended it. He owns oil well in Sao tome Principe. His company was involved in failed IPP contracts awarded by OBJ. Emeka Offor is all that's wrong with Naija politics. Friend with any government in power AGIP.Atleast we have four nigerians who made the list this year but i can't find emeka offor name here ? No one made bigger bucks in Africa in 2013 than the continent’s richest man, Aliko Dangote. The Nigerian cement, sugar and flour mogul saw his fortune soar $10.1 billion, or 79% through Wednesday, the 31st of December 2013. The biggest catalyst was his Dangote Cement shares which has experienced a 74% run-up over the last 12 months. He is now worth $22.9 billion according to FORBES’s most recent statistics, up from $12.8 billion at the end of December 2012. |
| Politics › Re: Why I Was Arrested - Chidi Lloyd by fkaz(m): 11:29am On Jan 04, 2014 |
Substantial number of nigeria policemen don't end-up well With their life and Mbu would not be left out. |
| Politics › Re: Open Letter To Jonathan: Asari Dokubo Replies Obasanjo by fkaz(m): 6:03am On Jan 04, 2014 |
ibietela2: You are a big foool......... Seems you don't know how Facebook status update works.......... Even those in Delhi, Facebook will write "near new Delhi"imbec*ile don't be annoyed, since you said he is writing from Benin, but no source that Edi Abali is replying obasanjo through FB.. you knw obasanjo wrote his own letter from ota farm |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Over-rules Petroleum Minister On Sale Of Refineries by fkaz(m): 8:03pm On Jan 03, 2014*. Modified: 8:18pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
The scumbag is scared of 2015, because he is a dumb a*ss who don't give a damn about good governance. Those women and other aid have been playing him, left and right for long. he will still go behind and beg the minister for the embarrassment he cause her, if not .... |
| Politics › Re: Open Letter To Jonathan: Asari Dokubo Replies Obasanjo by fkaz(m): 5:40pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
General Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo, I close this letter with the solemn pledge that our struggle is unstoppable.Nawa o, 2 hours ago near cotonou, benin, The big foool Alabo Edi-abali of kalabari is now staying between nigeria and benin boundary to write |
| Politics › Re: FG To Establish 9,000 Strong Army Division In S’south by fkaz(m): 2:03pm On Jan 03, 2014*. Modified: 2:30pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
ojmaroni247: Who told u 9000 is a drop in de ocean,..9000 adds to de figure already der,dude 2015 won't be easy oh.Hey it is not different from what Ihejirika recently establish in maiduguri due to boko-haram crises, just to harmonise the STF "operation pulo shield" BTW south-south deserve a division since north now has three. [b]STRONG indications have emerged that the South-South region of the country will soon have a division of the Nigerian Army whose primary responsibility will be to safeguard the nation’s economic and territorial assets. Nigerian Tribune gathered that the idea of setting up a new division for the Nigerian Army after the 7th Division to checkmate terrorism and cross border banditry, followed intelligence reports that a new army of militant youths was being mobilized by unpatriotic elements out of political mischief. If it becomes a reality, the new division will balance the equation of Nigerian Army divisions following such in Lagos, (81 division), Ibadan, (2nd division), Kaduna, (1st Infantry division), Enugu (82 division), Jos, (3 division) and Maiduguri, (7th division). Though such ad-hoc platforms like the Special Task Force for the Niger Delta, ‘Operation Pulo Shield’ exist, these are considered a temporary arrangement and in modern operations, the necessity of joint-ness makes it imperative that army should have a solid base in the oil-rich area. Contacted for some clarifications, military sources told Nigerian Tribune that the establishment of an Army division for the Niger Delta region has become long overdue in view of the importance of the zone to the socio-economic and political wellbeing of the nation. [/b] |
| Politics › Re: Open Letter To Jonathan: Asari Dokubo Replies Obasanjo by fkaz(m): 12:24pm On Jan 03, 2014*. Modified: 4:52pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
While the vehicles were waiting for me, I freshened and went to see Col Are and he told me that the President asked him to specially inform me that what I have been agitating for has been accepted by your government. – that you’ve accepted our demands for the convocation of a National Conference. I asked Col Are whether it was a “Sovereign National Conference,” He said; “no, it was a Political Reform Conference.”But asari is not asking his kinsman to conduct SNC now that he has the opportunity. Instead they are clamouring for second term in office for him. 10 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Pray For Goodluck Jonathan Against Assasination! by fkaz(m): 11:41am On Jan 03, 2014 |
donphilopus: We should also pray for Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, I'm seeing the same! But, it shall never happen.Amen |
| Politics › Dangote Leads Biggest African Billionaire Gainers Of 2013 by fkaz(op): 7:59am On Jan 03, 2014 |
No one made bigger bucks in Africa in 2013 than the continent’s richest man, Aliko Dangote. The Nigerian cement, sugar and flour mogul saw his fortune soar $10.1 billion, or 79% through Wednesday, the 31st of December 2013. The biggest catalyst was his Dangote Cement shares which has experienced a 74% run-up over the last 12 months. He is now worth $22.9 billion according to FORBES’s most recent statistics, up from $12.8 billion at the end of December 2012.http://thenationonlineng.net/new/dangote-leads-biggest-african-billionaire-gainers-of-2013/ |
| Politics › Re: CRAMJONES Clarification Of Events So Far by fkaz(m): 7:32am On Jan 03, 2014 |
atlwireles: You can claim whatever you want. Nigerians are waiting to see you spend the rest of life in prison.For what? |
| Politics › Re: Salary Arrears: ASUU Commends FG On Payment by fkaz(m): 8:12pm On Jan 02, 2014 |
Hahahaha ASUU commend FG for doing the NEEDFUL. Finally the strike paid-off, Other labour union will have to follow ASUU step in fighting for their entitlement or demand, since strike action is the only language FG understand. No retreat no surrender 1 Like |
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