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Politics › Re: Breaking: Nda-isaiah And Okorocha Step Down For Buhari by fxskye: 9:08pm On Dec 10, 2014

adamsjj:
who is sellable, Buhari? ...i laugh in latin. BBC Hausa service interviews Buhari...
What will you do to bring back discipline in Nigeria society?
Buhari..clears his throat
"First and foremost I will ban wearing of trousers by Nigerian women, it's either hijab for Moslem women and skirt and blouse for Christian women.
Nigeria men will be encourage to wear traditional dresses.
I hold the key to stop Boko Haram, I know who and who to meet". Nigerians like USA supposed to be voting for party...for each parties has its manifestoes like in USA .But here, we vote for personality not party and there's different agenda for each persons.I dnt have anything against APC as a party because opposition is a neccssary and vítal in accessment of modern demoncracy but when such strong opposition keep fielding ever losing, faded and soiled personality in the person of aforementioned name is laughable, ill-adviced and woeful.How many times will this name fail?.Did we watch the interview he was in and the myopic and unpresidential answers he gave?. APC after years of hardwork choose to lose this election this way by eclipsing credible young robostic persons like fashola is láme.

Never give up until u make last attempt and Never make last attempt until u succeed. Buhari will succeed in the next election.
#Reset Nigeria

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Politics › Re: Breaking: Nda-isaiah And Okorocha Step Down For Buhari by fxskye: 9:05pm On Dec 10, 2014

samuelkaykay:
See how Apc my party punctured trust.
Buhari can never win election in Nigeria.

It's u that can't win an election in Nigeria because Buhari believes in himself and so shall it be.

#Reset Nigeria.

Politics › Re: APC Governors Line Up For Buhari by fxskye: 7:06pm On Dec 10, 2014

waternogetemeny:
We are witness to the conglomeration and unionism of failed politicians that APC represents.

Today, a party that claims to offer an alternative to PDP, has become the waste basket for PDP failed politicians.

Nigeria for lil over 50 years was a failed country with little road infrastructure, no railway and rodent infested airport in the "Lagos airport series" watched across the globe via Sky TV.

Is it any surprise that a serial loser like Buhari whom have been contesting election and losing even before I was born is now the chosen amongst these failed APC politicians.

We Nigerians will never hand over our future to the failure APC represent.

GEJ till 2019

whatever u may say doesn't matter because u r bereaved of history.

I would rather cast my vote for a serial election loser than an indecisive vision less person who can't even caution his wife let alone checkmate her.

War Against Indiscipline (WAI)....Buhari I salute u for being d only politician that remain discipline without stain from other politicians.

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Politics › Toying With The Fire Of Religion By C. Don Adinuba by fxskye(op): 9:54am On Dec 01, 2014

"TOYING WITH THE FIRE OF RELIGION BY C. DON ADINUBA (HEAD OF DISCOVERY PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONSULTING). DATED Wednesday November 5, 2014 (This Day Newspaper…pg 56)

While retiring as the Chief of Army Staff in 1979, Lt Gen Theophilus Danjuma expressed profound fears about Nigeria’s future. “I am not aware of any nation” the Daily Times reported him saying, “which has survived both a civil war and a religious war”. Religious bigotry and manipulation had by this time not become an issue in Nigeria. That was why Alhaji Shehu Shagari, a devout Muslim, who was to become Nigeria’s first executive president on October 1, 1979, appointed only Christians to head the military and the police force. Lt Gen Gibson Jallo was made the Chief of Army Staff, Admiral Akin Aduwo the Chief of Naval Staff, Air Marshall Dominic Bello the Chief of Air Staff and Mr. Sunday Adewusi the Inspector General of Police. The succeeding government was going to be headed by two Fulani Muslims from the Northern part of Nigeria, namely, Major General Muhammadu Buhari, who was the Head of State, and Major General Tunde Idiagbon, who was the Chief of Staff at the Supreme Headquarters. There were no protests or even murmurs anywhere. We all thought that a true nation had all but emerged, the nation where tongue and faith “may differ, but in brotherhood we stand”.
Nigeria is today, however, at a crossroads. Our future seems not as certain as the most citizens would have wished. The cause of the perplexing uncertainty is religious politics all right, but it is not the type represented by Boko Haram menace. After all, Boko Haram terrorists do not appear to want Nigeria’s dissolution, but the country’s full islamisation through the most primitive kind of violence which borders on sheer savagery. The real threat to Nigerian’s future is the religious politics promoted, amazingly, by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) with gusto. Determined to return to power after the 2015 general election, the PDP has sought to cast the main opposition party, All Progressive Congress (APC), as Nigeria’s version of the Muslim Brotherhood and Nigeria’s answer to the supporter of APC of the Sudan, despite the huge contradictions. Even though the APC has yet to choose its presidential candidate, the PDP has been accusing it of promoting a “Muslim-Muslim ticket”.
This must be the first time in Nigeria’s history that a ruling party and its government have gone out of their way to promote religious acrimony in a nation already almost paralyzed by all manner of fault lines. Despite being a devout Muslim, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, our first prime minister, recognized the state of Israel and established diplomatic relations with it. The diplomatic relations were broken in 1973 by General Yakubu Gowon, a devout Christian, in the wake of the six-day Ramadan or Yom Kippur War which saw Israel annex the Sinai Peninsula, a part of the African territory. The relations were to be restored by General Ibrahim Babangida, a Muslim.
Every Nigerian must be worried by the current mindless promotion of religious bigotry. Faith is founded on the most powerful sentiments in human beings, and not reason or nationality. Divisive politics based on religion have proved to be the most destructive in human history. Religious politics manipulation by the late Jafar el Nimiery from 1973 destroyed the Sudan, eventually leading to its breakup in 2011. Religious politics was responsible for the Balken War which broke up Yugoslavia in the 1990s into three different countries. Religious politics led to the carving out of East Timor from Indonesia in 2002. Religious politics held Northern Ireland down for decades until the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 promoted by United States President Bill Clinton led to the enthronement of season. Religious politics between Christians and Muslims is responsible for the ongoing carnage in the Central African Republic.
Can Nigerian politicians ever learn from history? The whole world has been marking the 20th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda in which about 8,000 people were butchered, including bishops slaughtered in churches by their own church members. I was expecting all Africans, especially Nigerians who like to see themselves as leader of the continent, to use the anniversary to reflect on this colossal tragedy and sincerely resolve “Never Again”. But the anniversary has gone on unnoticed in these shores. We have rather been treated to a ceaseless frenzy of unprecedented and unimaginable intolerance and hatred spewed by our own citizens manipulated by our so-called leaders in the name of politics. No society can survive on an ideology of mind poisoning. How could anyone in good conscience call General Buhari, for example, a religious bigot when, as military Head of State from 1983 to 1985, he had absolute power, and yet no adherents of any religious tradition suffered injuries as result of their faiths? Is this not the same man who dealt with Maitastine religious terrorist decisively in the 1980s when he was a general officer commanding?
There must be boundaries in all human endeavours. There must be a limit to politics. Those who paly religious politics in heterogeneous societies must be the worst enemies of their people. Is it sectarian politics that took Brazil or Dubai or Indonesia or Malaysia or India to the dizzying heights of development? When will the Blackman get it right? When will the Nigerian politician begin to work to make the world respect Africans?
As the leadership of the ruling party in Nigeria presses ahead with the extremely dangerous politics of religion, I wonder if this is not the country where the Social Democratic Party (SDP) presidential candidate in the June 12, 1993, election, Chief Moshood Abiola, chose a fellow Muslim, Ambassador Babagana Kingibe, as his running mate, and the whole country voted for them like one man? Is this not the country where Alhaji Lateef Jakande, while running for the office of governor of Lagos, a religiously diverse state, selected a fellow Muslim, Alhaji Ganiyu Dawodu, as his running make, and he was given a resounding mandate? Is this not the country where Chief Bola Ige, while running to become the governor of religiously diverse Oyo State, picked a fellow Christian, Chief Sunday Afolabi, as his running mate, and won overwhelmingly? Is this not the country where Professor Jerry Gaana, a well-known Christian evangelist, won an election in 1993 as a senator in a district in Niger State with 90% Muslim? Is this not the same nation where a Fulani Muslim, Alhaji Umar Altine, was elected mayor of Enugu, capital of Eastern Nigeria which could well be called Nigeria’s Ireland? Come to think of it: are we making progress or regressing as a people? Frankly, if there is any group which can afford religious politics in Nigeria, it should not be the PDP. Its top leaders like General Ibrahim Babangida took Nigeria into the Organisation of Islamic Conference and its leader like the late President Umaru Yar’Adua took the country back to OIC. Almost all the top officials suspected of starting and sustaining Boko Haram over the years like Senator Nduma and ex Governor Modu Sheriff are its top members. Interestingly, no APC member has been accused of strong links with Boko Haram.
The present generation of Nigerians should not capitulate to the religious politics being stoked by opportunistic politicians. Religious politics is, for all practical purposes, a contradiction in terms. Take my great friend, Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, who was born into a Muslim family, attended a Christian school, married a Christian who is a Lady Auxiliary (or Knight) of the church; he is at home in the mosque as he is in the church. For several years he has personally been driving his wife and children to the church and back every Sunday. There are millions of people like him all over Sothwest Nigeria, in northern Edo State, in Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Senegal and even Palestine, among others. We must reject outright the campaign that the forthcoming general election is a mortal fight between the Muslim North and the Christian South because it is false. There are states in the North that are mostly Christian; even in so-called northern Muslim states like Bornu and Kebbi as well as Sokoto there are sizeable numbers of Christians like and Benjamin Dikki, the Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises, in addition the Generalls Bamayis of this world. The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, is from Kaduna State.
To those who play religious politics and by so doing threaten our collective destiny, I would like to refer them to the words of the great African American writer, James Baldwin: “The fire next time will consume even the air”. May this apocalypse not be Nigeria’s lot. We have we have no other country."

Just wondering if our leaders are not using religion differences to milking us dry.......!

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Politics › Re: Many Feared Dead In A Fresh Bomb Blast At Kano Central Mosque by fxskye: 6:45pm On Nov 28, 2014

nellyelitz:
Number of churches in the North are getting fewer...now shakau is bombing mouques

Hum....is it Muslims/Buhari/APC behind the bombing?

Just thinking loud.

Can u bomb ur region because of becoming a president?

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Politics › Re: Many Feared Dead In A Fresh Bomb Blast At Kano Central Mosque by fxskye: 6:43pm On Nov 28, 2014

Ebubeslym:

What is really wrong with this phiphul?
you bomb today
you bomb tomorrow
you bombed yesterday..
and you aint satisfied yet

and yet some persons will.keep shouting
sai buhari

when some elements from his region swore to keep blowing up a part of the country he wants to govern...
and all he has to say is that once elected everything will change...

well i hope there will still be living people in the northeast come next yr..

yeye dey smell

I think it is suffice to allege that PDP and its candidates behind d BH in the Northern Nigeria. Since the region is likely to produce the most strong presidential candidate to take on the PDP.

Or is it rational for APC to be blowing up its strong homes?

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Politics › Re: Gen. Mohammadu Buhari Releases New Campaign Photos by fxskye: 2:07pm On Nov 27, 2014

opiaoku:
All hail to his Excellency Gen buhari the president Commander in chief of federal republic of Nairaland and all social media.
A vitual president of some fools

But

Gej till 2019 in Aso villa Federal republic of Nigeria

Buhari is a terrorist

Apc is bokoharam

Gej till 2019

And your GEJ govt can't prosecute Buhari & his BH? What a very weak set of people at the helm of affairs.

Would Nigerians allow this to continue.......BH in the NE? Obviously NO. we can't afford losing our people anymore.

We need a serious-minded, brave and disciplined man to lead us.

Politics › Re: FG To Buy Cooking Stoves With N9.2bn by fxskye: 10:26am On Nov 27, 2014

Humm......Surprisingly, No saTANiod, not even a single pro-GEJ has come to COMMEND this decision by Jonathan led administration.

Jonathan is DOING IT!

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Politics › Re: FG To Buy Cooking Stoves With N9.2bn by fxskye: 9:41am On Nov 27, 2014

laurel03:
9ja leaders stealing since 1999... how much come be 1 stove?? i blv dt 1day bush meat will still catch d hunter... tired of ds otuoke man we just need change but not PDP in APC oo eg Atiku dt use 2billion to buy bread during all africa game (COJA).. God save our land

At an average of NGN11,979.17 per Stove/wonder bag

Politics › Re: APC Data Centre Not For Cloning Pvcs But For Member Registration – Lai Mohammed by fxskye: 5:24pm On Nov 25, 2014

ideology:
That office was raided 5. 30Am, who were they registering??

An e-office or Data Centre as u may like it works round d clock. So, it's not out of place meeting workers there even mid-night.

Politics › Re: APC Data Centre Not For Cloning Pvcs But For Member Registration – Lai Mohammed by fxskye: 5:14pm On Nov 25, 2014

tuborme:
What right does a political party have to register the biometrics/fingerprints of the populace? Somebody should help me answer that.

Don't take it higher......it wasn't Biometric. It was just normal paper form with hardcopy of passport photograph.

Politics › Re: Police To Invite The Speaker Over The Thursday's National Assembly Crisis by fxskye: 9:43am On Nov 23, 2014

MudRaker:
No he wasn't.

He was a traitor and snitch not to be trusted.

And where is it in our constitution that u can't move to another party?

Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by fxskye: 9:02am On Nov 23, 2014

masterpower:
AND YOU FORGET THAT APC IS THE ONLY PARTY IN NIGERIA THAT DOES NOT HAVE A MANIFESTO.

HOW CAN YOU PREFER A PARTY WHOSE MANIFESTO IS BOKOHARAM, ISLAMISATION OF NIGERIA, CONDEMN EVERYTHING BY THE GOVERNMENT?

APC IS A PARTY OF GANGSTARS, RASCALS, AND IRESPONSIBLE OPPOSITION.

APC IS A PARTY THAT INSTRUCTS THEIR MEMBERS TO BREAK THE LAW. THEY JUST KILLED SOME POLICE OFFICERS AT THEIR RALLY AT IBADAN.

APC IS A PARTY WHOSE MEMBERS IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY JUMPS FENCE TO ENTER THE COMPLEX. ASK TAMBUWAL, BSC, 419, BOKOHARAM, TERRORIST, JIHADIST.

A PARTY WHOSE MEMBERS THAT WERE ELECTED TO MAKE LAWS BREAKS THE LAW.

APC MEMBERS SHOULD HIDE THEIR FACES IN SHAME BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO DIRECTION.

#KILLAPCCOCKROACHES

Here comes another PDP e warrior. It's sad that u can't think before u speak. All these allegations for APC? And PDP led admin can't prosecute APC? So, what's PDP doing in power?......Corruption u said? U got it.

Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by fxskye: 8:39am On Nov 23, 2014

fabregas04:
my frnd are u mad? Who made u PR for yorubas? U'd beta speak 4 urself.

That was a true talk.....seconded!

The guy is hereby appointed as PR of Yoruba on NL.

If it's vex u, go hug transformer

Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by fxskye: 8:35am On Nov 23, 2014

WhiteTyre:
Shifting blames again.
This is why Nigeria still remains this way. For any problem in your house, its always your neighbour.

Base on ur spine of analysis, it's suffice to say we should blame PDP for d show of Shame that took place @ d NNAS last week and that of Ekiti State Assembly. Because PDP is d arrow head

Politics › Re: Lagos State Governorship Aspirant, Special Adviser Arraigned For Murder by fxskye: 1:29pm On Nov 12, 2014

gramci:
Lagos state Govt wants to sweep this one under the carpet. Murderers!

Though facts about the case are yet to emerge but Lagos State Govt under Fashola can't sweep it under the carpet.

It wouldn't have got to remanding stage if it were to be swept under the carpet.

Business › Re: FG Says Power Generation Hits All-Time High At 4,600MW by fxskye: 8:39am On Nov 09, 2014

Humm....the reality in my area is that the supply of power has reduced so low than what It's used to be say within 2008/2009.

And ironically phcn bill is more than 50% higher than what I used to pay. Fuel cost also goes up due to long hr on generator which now become main source of power instead of standby.

Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 11:13am On Nov 08, 2014

Marlbron:
Op, datole and a few others.

I am impressed with the depth of the debate you have all marshalled here. I have also read a lot of thrash from most of the other posters who contributed nothing except exclamation, abuses and jest, as if the issues confronting the nation call for such.

May I suggest that future posts be moderated well to ensure that posters who add no value are prevented from derailing the topic. Can blog owner and moderators police intellectual topics like this?

Make no mistake these issues you have all broached will be major topics if and whenever a presidential campaign starts.

Notice I used "if", because as the country stands now I doubt you can have any credible elections without the Northeast participating.

There are many scenarios for Nigeria: PGEJ postpones election by 6months in the first instance, and try to recover these territories. If Only were APC, I would be wary of going for elections with a large swathe of my voters disenfranchised.

Perhaps a more acceptable proposal will be for PGEJ to step down with his vice, and the Senate president and Speaker allowed to lead an interim government for one year or 6months to completely get life back to normal in the north east and then call for elections. Luckily Mark is a retired general and I think he will win the respect of the army in this fight. This scenario will need further refinement but may include the sack of all our entire security leadership from army to police to DSS. It may also need fresh party formation and banning of all folks whose action or inaction led us to this situation in the first place.

WHO IS AFRAID OF BUHARI?
I write this because of millions of Nigerians who are below 30 and who constitute a significant chunk of our voting population.
This is the ICT generation that is largely ignorant about the events of the Buhari era (1984-85) and so can be
misinformed and misled by needless propaganda. I have sat with many in the under-30 bracket and those slightly above who only have faint recollections of the Buhari era and the level of ignorance about that era is amazing.

Before being MILITARY Head of State, Buhari had been Governor of one of the Northern States (under Obasanjo’s Military government) as well as Minister for Petroleum. He later served as Chairman of PTF under Abacha.

Please consider the following unassailable facts:
He birthed and supervised the establishment of our existing refineries.
There was no religious crisis while he was Head of State. It started under his successor IBB!
In his time as Head of State he reduced inflation from 23% to 4%, by fiscal discipline and a homegrown economic team (not achieved under any other era, even military).
JJ Rawlings of Ghana took over 2yrs before him, and killed all the corrupt leaders, while Buhari only sentenced the corrupt leaders here to prison.
Under his watch as PTF Chairman, what he did in road construction in that short period hasn't been matched by almost 16yrs of the PDP rule.
Hospitals and universities around the country never witnessed as much benefits as they got from the PTF from any government after or before his time.
Despite serving in senior capacity in the oil sector, first as Minister for Petroleum and then Petroleum Trust Fund, Buhari has no petrol station, much less a rig, refinery or an oil block like so many of our so called leaders.
He could have retired into nauseating opulence like most of his counterparts (IBB or Danjuma or even OBJ) but didn't.
Instead of hobnobbing with the high and mighty, he has cast his lot with the ordinary man most of who follow him out

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Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 11:09am On Nov 08, 2014

rhymz:
Barcanister is a big fraud. All I see are suggestive statistics cleverly put together to exaggerate and paint the GEJ administration as bad without putting facts in perspective. Only a dullard with no analytical skills will look at the nonsense he posted and come up with a conclusion that GEJ performed worse in comparison. According to what he posted, the same OBJ government ran up the debt in two years after clearing it to 3billion dollars yet Jonathan is in his 5th year in government and has not average that kind of debt accumulation in all his 5 years running.

You say he has depleted the reserve but fail to mention how the former CBN was keen on using Chinese style of leadership to cushion the Naira. The man was practically spending so much on pegging the Naira at a particular range of exchange to dollar. Yet our economy unlike the Chinese is not an export dependent economy, he won't let market forces determine how the Naira should fair against world currencies and continued to shore up the Naira with our external reserve until recently when Emiefele took over and dumped the dogged pursuit of manually pegging the Naira at a range and let market forces do its job to some extent.

The Jonathan government has spent more money infrastructure than any of the past administration. The Nigerian economy of today is more diversified, much bigger and mature than the oil dependent one of the past. The security challenges have become worse than any administration has got to handle. The BokoHaram security issue is a much more complex issue than the Niger Delta militancy, unlike former, BokoHaram is not clear on what it wants, it has a huge political and regional support base that it will take more armed tanks and AKs to solve the problem.

That the Jonathan government PR is not very skilled in highlighting it's achievement and covering its loopholes does not mean Nigerians do not see the efforts or the deliberate sabotage of the same people screaming he is incompetent and want to get him out even with a worse off leader as an alternative.

Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 9:05am On Nov 08, 2014

aguiyi:
The relationship is clear, you are trying so hard to discredit the president who is most favored by the masses for a second term.

Several threads have been opened just to regain the image battered today by datolee, Buhari is not sellable

And btw Buhari n Jonathan who is morally upright?

Disciplined person or corrupted respectively?

Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 9:00am On Nov 08, 2014

Opiosko:
Macro econs or Micro econs, my point is that these presidents faced different challenges and GeJ's is one that has not been seen before. How much have we spent on military hardwares alone to upgrade our military in the past few yrs?..

And has s end justifies d means on current state of security in Nigeria?

No improvement because corruption is d order of d day

Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 8:56am On Nov 08, 2014

mikeansy:
If they want to talk about debt let's see how much Lagos owes relative to the National average!

APC the party of "tax and spend" is in no position to lecture anyone on financial prudence!

And is PDP the party of looting treasury + converting national resources to PDP private ownership is best to lecture us on financial prudence?

Politics › Re: External Reserve And Debt Under Obasanjo, Yaradua And Jonathan Administrations by fxskye: 8:27am On Nov 08, 2014

karlmax2:
i hope you know that a countries external debt includes those borrowed by states ? And Nigerians know the states that has mogaged the life of their unborn children with loans to service the ego of a certain Tinubu.this debt includes the one FASHOLE collected for school project he didn't do and ran to court when asked to account for it the one fayemi used to buy that 50million naira bed was also part of the debt and the ameachis private jet too.
So don't make it seem as if the debt is federal government alone .it includes the loans fg signed off for states

I could understand that u can read between the lines let alone reading within tin lines.

The op broke it down to FG n all 36 states n FCT as well.

So y beefing d op?

Politics › Re: Picture Of Tambuwal Driving Himself To Work by fxskye: 7:26am On Nov 06, 2014

lilprinze:
As far as am concerned this does not portray humility which oder choice does he have when all his securities has been withdrawn .

He is rich enough to hire services of private security.

Or do u want to assert that he can't afford even a driver and the party can't afford that for his as well?

Politics › Re: Pictures From APC Mega Rally In Kwara Today by fxskye: 6:34am On Nov 06, 2014

onatisi:
I have always wondered why people keep shouting the name of buhari, someone who hasn't even gotten his party ticket and who isn't sure of winning it anyway and now I know why. All these shouts of buhari by sponsored apc supporters here on nairaland is to give buhari a larger than life image and to make people believe he is the accepted choice of apc and also to intimidate his political rivals in apc into submitting the party ticket to him. I am not surprised though because as I can see majority of those calling and routing for buhari on nairaland here are from the south west,which gives credence to the fact that the south west apc has decided to support buhari. Well all I can say is buhari will meet a formidable challenger in the person of turaki atiku himself at apc party primaries . And then he will realize that the shouts of buhari on nairaland has no political impact on the political field of play.

Pls, be guided by history.....if u weren't on this earth then, go n do some research about Buhari n his personality.

Politics › Re: Pictures From APC Mega Rally In Kwara Today by fxskye: 6:32am On Nov 06, 2014

onatisi:
the most annoying aspect is that this buhari they are talking of hasnt even been given the party ticket to contest and here is no 100% guarantee that he will win the party primaries unlike gej who has already gotten his party nomination . that is why at times it is absolutely useless arguing with some apc supporters here . they are calling someone who isnt even sure of contesting the presidency a threat!!!!!

So, of all the people and the "big" PDP for d few, only the most ever slow poke person u guys considered without democratic process?.....ooh your demo lies in demons lashing out NE.

It's shameful that acclaimed largest party in Nigeria couldn't conduct themselves in a democratical process and even denied her member from buying presidential form. Only to endorsed with moneybag of the most ever corrupted president who said corruption at public offices is mere stealing.

Politics › Re: Council Of State Confirms Igp’s Appointment by fxskye: 9:08pm On Nov 04, 2014

tit:
APContherun!

by the way,
where is it in the constitution that the speakers hould have police escort?

Pls quote the provision of Nigeria constitution where police escort is provided for the president.

Politics › Re: Jonathan Wants Aliyu Gusau As Vice-President? (Sahara Reporters) by fxskye: 10:25am On Nov 04, 2014

RockMaxi:
@CFC, this post has a lot of sensational headline loaded in it.

Aliyu Gusau should please accept the offer for the sake of the helpless and displaced citizens suffering under Bokoharam.
The north should not be sacrificed to Bokoharam.

I find it difficult to believe that Some1 is still begging somebody to accept or vie for a political post which that person doesn't make his/her mind for.

Not surprising anyway, since he himself was begged to plea for 2nd chance as stated in d recent advert.

Both of them can't make any meaningful or better still positive impacts on citizenry. You guess the reason......because they are begger.

Shameless political party without democratic process.....print of only 1 form for presidential position. A big cari-cachop party.

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Politics › Re: Court Orders Army To Suspend Execution On Convicted Soldiers by fxskye: 11:09am On Nov 03, 2014

onadana:
Am totally against their pardon.The sentence should be carried out to serve as a deterrent to others.We are too sentimental.These people knew the consequences of their action.. no body forced them to join the army,they had a choice to resign. But no. They joined the army for economic reasons.They should be shot ...

I agreed with u legally but morally, I disagree. When u join a nations army, it's mandatory for such nation to equip u with latest n best weapon to be able to defend the sovereignty of such nation. Also, it's mandatory for d nation to pay u all allowances n other benefits to keep u motivated.

However, the reverse is d case here in Nigeria where Oga at d top takes all while his boys suffer without any right to complain.
Mutiny don't just happen, in this case, what d boys are asking for are their constitutional right.

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Politics › Re: Court Orders Army To Suspend Execution On Convicted Soldiers by fxskye: 11:01am On Nov 03, 2014

Dragonking:
Good one by GEJ.

ELections is fast approaching and he wont want the APshit people to use it against him.

Which GEJ? Security gulp highest % of nations budget year in year out, especially Nigerian Army but with little or no outcome under GEJ.

So, tell me where he has impacted or influenced d decision. Remember, Olisa Agbakoba is a democrat with Principles and took it upon himself to get this judgement.

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