₦airaland Forum

fabregas04: bro, u made a very vital point but got it wrong wen it comes to mimiko/LP/ACN/SW, cos I don't knw what u've got 2 say as regards obajana-kabba-ilorin road, in kogi n kwara states, despite d two states being governed by PDP, yet notin is done. Hw abt d benin axis? Cos Edo is being led by an CAN man.

taharqa: OK. So what are you going to do about it, now? What can you do other than making Lots of Noise here on NL?? What?

diamondboa: Come to think of it. Amechi too Is not a saint.He is responsible for most problem in that State .Mbu is just doing what he iS paid to do .Abeg people free the man jare .

abioila: I think the name "National Association Of Unemployed Graduates(NAUG)" is derogatory in a way. "National Association of potential employees (NAPE)" sounds better.

kel4soft: Well, as a new graduate engineer, am ready for march next year cos my state government won the Afam power plants station bid. Together with the Gas turbine at Trans-Amadi and Omoku, we can now now generate and distribute electricity. So, Rivers State govt will be recruiting 3000 engineers to be trained after employment aside the shores of the country. The quota are 2500 for indigenes and 500 for non-indigenes just like the teachers recruitment of 11000 for indigenes and 2000 for non-indigenes. I am looking forward to this once in a lifetime employment in that sector. With this information i just shared i think, i have contributed in spreading a juicy job vacancy. Trust me, Rivers State recruitment is one of the most transparent excercise you can ever go for. Asked the newly recruited teachers. Couldn't apply for the latter cos i wasn't through with service then. Just dust your CV, if you are from Rivers State or reside in the state.

Bliss4Lyfe: Who are the haters now? A week is a long time in Politics come 2015, if their is still a Nigeria den all this crap will make sense. I doubt their will be a Nigeria based on ur write up, u aboki are actually sick and should be in the desert, next time use ur actual moniker and not be a coward. Otherwise, don't reply my post, least i ignore u.

francisbiz: STOP THIS DECEPTION!
YOU SHOULD BE BANNED!
YOU ARE JUST DECEIVING PEOPLE SO THAT THEY CAN CLICK ON YOUR AMATEUR SITE TO INCREASE YOUR TRAFFIC.
CHEAT!!!
NO CHURCH NAME, NO CHURCH LOCATION, LIFTED EVERYTHING YOU PASTED ON YOUR BLOGGISH SITE.

JaaizTech: In as much as you have many valid points but assuming that Morsi will turn Egypt to terrorist state is not only fallacious but unfair. What is the basis for this assumption A section of the people of Egypt, rose against Morsi primarily for two reasons:
1) He gave himself sweeping powers, somewhat like a dictator (His reasons, to strengthen his govt. against the remnants of Mubarak's loyalists, whom are still very strong and active)

2) The Economy was not doing not well.

The issue with Morsi was hardly about islamization of Egypt.

In 22nd November Morsi granted himself unlimited powers to "protect" the nation from the Mubarak-era power structure which remained in place and the power to legislate without judicial oversight or review of his acts, Protests broke out around Egypt in disagreement and on 8 December 2012, Morsi annulled this decree.

On 30 June 2013, mass protests erupted across Egypt calling for the President's resignation, following severe fuel shortages and electricity outages. This was followed by the army's threat that if the protesters' demands were not met by 3 July it would step in and build a road map for the country.

This is the summary of what happened in Egypt, It is quite unfortunate that in an attempt to legitimise the illegal overthrow of Morsi, many have attempted to accuse him of forcefully Islamising Egypt, which wasn't even the focus of the issue. The same tactic was used to overthrow Gaddafi, whom was an arch-enemy of the so called terrorist. In fact once the west does not feel comfortable with a middle-east govt., they simply tagged them with terrorism.

So the question that should be answered is if it was right to give Morsi 48 hrs to meet the demand of Opposition protesters, whom were bent on exploiting the avenue to get him out of power.

Lastly, let me say the word Islamization does not connote terrorism, havig a shariah inspired constitution implies that policies would not violate the Islamic Shariah, and in an Egypt with 90% Muslims, that wouldn't be an injustice, if they wanted it: Policies that may be affected include:

i) Banking (Only Non-Interest banking will be allowed)
ii)Sale / Manufacture of Alcohol may be banned
etc.

UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia are all countries that have shariah inspired constitution, and they are doing well.

JaaizTech: In as much as you have many valid points but assuming that Morsi will turn Egypt to terrorist state is not only fallacious but unfair. What is the basis for this assumption A section of the people of Egypt, rose against Morsi primarily for two reasons:
1) He gave himself sweeping powers, somewhat like a dictator (His reasons, to strengthen his govt. against the remnants of Mubarak's loyalists, whom are still very strong and active)

2) The Economy was not doing not well.

The issue with Morsi was hardly about islamization of Egypt.

In 22nd November Morsi granted himself unlimited powers to "protect" the nation from the Mubarak-era power structure which remained in place and the power to legislate without judicial oversight or review of his acts, Protests broke out around Egypt in disagreement and on 8 December 2012, Morsi annulled this decree.

On 30 June 2013, mass protests erupted across Egypt calling for the President's resignation, following severe fuel shortages and electricity outages. This was followed by the army's threat that if the protesters' demands were not met by 3 July it would step in and build a road map for the country.

This is the summary of what happened in Egypt, It is quite unfortunate that in an attempt to legitimise the illegal overthrow of Morsi, many have attempted to accuse him of forcefully Islamising Egypt, which wasn't even the focus of the issue. The same tactic was used to overthrow Gaddafi, whom was an arch-enemy of the so called terrorist. In fact once the west does not feel comfortable with a middle-east govt., they simply tagged them with terrorism.

So the question that should be answered is if it was right to give Morsi 48 hrs to meet the demand of Opposition protesters, whom were bent on exploiting the avenue to get him out of power.

Lastly, let me say the word Islamization does not connote terrorism, havig a shariah inspired constitution implies that policies would not violate the Islamic Shariah, and in an Egypt with 90% Muslims, that wouldn't be an injustice, if they wanted it: Policies that may be affected include:

i) Banking (Only Non-Interest banking will be allowed)
ii)Sale / Manufacture of Alcohol may be banned
etc.

UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia are all countries that have shariah inspired constitution, and they are doing well.

NJlapto1: They made a mistake huh? And thats why the Army can now eject the president because a batch of egyptians realised they made a mistake?...and then Morsi's supporters should all be tagged as terrorist and eliminated huh?

You know what maybe we should do that in Nigeria.
Jonathan was and is still a Mistake so lets have the Military boot him out and eliminate all supporters of his Retarded and Corrupt administration of incompetancy thats not improving the economy or the lives of any common man.

And i wont even bother to say anything about the crap you posted at the end.

ihimami: You should know by now how hypocritical some of us are in Nigeria, and as far as they are concerned the name Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is what they don't like to hear even though majority of Egyptians voted for them. Should Nigeria Military sacked this corrupt Jonathan gov't you see them calling for the break up of the country.

NJlapto1: They made a mistake huh? And thats why the Army can now eject the president because a batch of egyptians realised they made a mistake?...and then Morsi's supporters should all be tagged as terrorist and eliminated huh?

You know what maybe we should do that in Nigeria.
Jonathan was and is still a Mistake so lets have the Military boot him out and eliminate all supporters of his Retarded and Corrupt administration of incompetancy thats not improving the economy or the lives of any common man.

And i wont even bother to say anything about the crap you posted at the end.