₦airaland Forum

Mai Suya:
Regarding Mark, it must be conceded, however, that the man does command support among the Idoma people, and his win shouldn't really be that much of a surprise. He actually did a lot for them, what with the scholarships, the FM station, the rehabilitation of some schools, the Apa State agitation, etc.

I was actually surprised yesterday when the results had declared Onoja as the winner.

Sometime ago,he reportedly made a declaration that telephone was exclusively for the rich.

Beaf:
Like this one?
Sahara Reporters is best known for fake news these days.

[size=14pt]The fake pic below too is courtesy Sahara Reporters[/size]. Shame.
http://saharareporters.com/photo/photonews-jonathans-declaration-when-jonathan-women-met-goodluck-men

www.nairaland.com/attachments/324341_SaharaReportersFakePicture_jpg69a0b6e4ad1c8831fa731bd73bb022d2

[size=14pt]Sahara Reporters = News for Fools.[/size].

Now, that report provided some comic relief.But,considering Mark presided over a grossly underworked and hugely over-paid Senate,he really does not merit a re-election.

efisher:
Don`t mind them. They are taking advantage of GEJ`s freedom of the press policy. They will soon land in court against INEC to face criminal charges.

More frequently than not,their reports turn out to be correct.

As Nigerias ruling party,PDP faces imminent defeat in yesterdays parliamentary elections across Nigeria,the party has resorted to  desperate measures to steal back some of its lost grounds.

Saharareporters learnt that party operatives are conniving with unscrupulous electoral officials to falsify final result figures in remote areas.The situation applies to the Senate President,David Mark was losing to another retired army general ,Lawrence Onoja of the ACN,in Benue State but,overnight,Mr.Mark had successfully inflated vote figures in four local government areas .That erased the lead of his opponent and handed him victory this morning, See this link for more: www.saharareporters.com/news-page/ruling-party-desperate-bid-alter-vote-tallies-imo-akwa-ibom-delta-benue-and-adamawa

GEJ;enough of rhetorics.Act now!

As the election appears to be credible,so we should all vote for GEJ?Did you hear about the meeting involving him and GEJ last week?

Tobinshunt:
This is not about visa lottery,
Hi nigerians, I shudn't have posted this topic but i need only just one lucky person to travel to the u.s.a for free, Anyone who is interested in this must have an international passport or be willing to get one for himself, U may contact 2ru my e-mail adds tobins4u@yahoo.com, d deadline date is 16th april 2011, hurry up just one person i swear

Op,what are you really up to?Travel for free?Do you mean you would pay for your clients visa and ticket from your pocket?Have you already scheduled an interview ,though you are still seeking for a client?Currently,interview dates are not available for April.So how do you intend to pull off your "April 16 abracadabra.Go get some education,man?

Gpowered79:
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@Op,a US visa without an interview?Which category of visa do you secure for your clients?Is it a business,student,employment-based,, ,visa ?Ok,so one does not need to pay the mandatory $140 MRV fee as specified by the State Department?May i ask you,have you ever visited the Us embassy website ,yourself?Do know how easy the visa application process is,currently?

How do you mean" it is very hard to get either a Us or Canadian visa"?You mean,with the proper documentation and genuine intentions,one would still be denied a visa?Well,Since you claim can deliver visas to your clients without an interview,then you must be more powerful than the State Department.In fact,your name needs to be entered in to the Guinness book of world records  for  such a feat.

@op,you could do a whole lot of searches on Google with the subject,Cambodia.

md4real:
comfirmed result, ngige defeated mrs rebranding, i guess she will have time to rebrand and save her marriage proper by dumping politics.

thats right,dumping politics would give her more room to junket around the world,spending her loot.

The chicken has come home to roost for 'LEGISLOOTER BANKOLE'.

Acn won 2 senatorial districts in OYO STATE,while the PDP wins one.

ABEOKUTA SOUTH FEDERAL CONSISTUENCY:

ACN:28,490
PDP:16,103
PPN:3,929.
OLUSEGUN SAMUEL OF THE ACN WINS,DIMEJI BANKOLE LOSES.

OGUN CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT:

ACN:102,089

PDP: 28,490.

OBADARA of the ACN wins,senator Iyabo obasanjo of the PDP loses.

OGUN EAST:

ACN ,PDP,PPN

RNLG:3595,4581,3816

ODLG:9442,5323,6403

IKLG:5736,5323,6403

INELG:5307,5638,4070

IJEBU-ODE:14237,3448,4240

IELG:6485,4806,4508

SGM:16549,9640,5064

INLG:10364,9212,6177

OWS:4884,5192,4245

TOTAL:76598,52618,46146

seal777:
@all,
Remember i am Goodluck Ebele Mainasara akintunde Jonathan, President Commander in Chief of armed forces of FRN. The political son of Baba iyabo.

you thought Goodluck rice and biscuits would influence the electorate?better start packing your ''resource control caps'' now.

seal777:
@all,
Remember i am Goodluck Ebele Mainasara akintunde Jonathan, President Commander in Chief of armed forces of FRN. The political son of Baba iyabo.

you thought Goodluck rice and biscuits would influence the electorate?better start packing your ''resource control caps'' now.

It appears to be the norm these days,rather than the unusual

This is terrible.

Thats alright.No more gaffe,ok.

All he knows is to wear fancy,native attires with resource control cap to match.Thats about it.No fresh ideas geared towards tackling massive underdevelopment.

BB is a fantastic combo .Many nigerians can vouch for their integrity meaning they will have a smooth sail during the elections.I can bet GEJ is panicking at this formidable proposition.

What a shame.

you had better before you become discredited.

Pathetic!

Honestly speaking,Ribadu is just there to make the numbers.He doesnt come across as a charismatic politician

Pathetic!

N

Eziachi:
Can I guess then that you and her has a joint bank account?

come on,didnt you hear about some contract award scandal during her tenure as information minister?she is a discredited politician.

Eziachi:
Can I guess then that you and her has a joint bank account?

GEJ,the 'T FARE' president.lol

Of course she could afford to leave the PDP,having become a BILLIONAIRE.

johnie:
Get the transcript for the episode here:

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1103/06/se.02.html

FAREED ZAKARIA, HOST: This is a GPS special -- "Restoring the American Dream, Getting Back to Number One."

Welcome to all of you in the United States and around the world. I'm Fareed Zakaria.

I'm going to begin with a cliche. We face new challenges in a new world. Now that much is obvious. But it seems very difficult to get the American system to recognize that this means fundamental change, radical change.

Both political parties play the usual political games. No one seems ready for big compromises, big sacrifices. It is as if we can afford to tinker, because in the end we're so rich and strong and it always works out.

After all, we're number one. Right? The most exceptional country in the history of the world.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)

BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I believe in American exceptionalism.

GEORGE W. BUSH, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: The exceptional character of the nation we serve.

SARAH PALIN (R), FORMER ALASKA GOVERNOR: This belief in American exceptionalism is something that every new generation has got to make its own.

RUDY GIULIANI (R), FORMER NEW YORK CITY MAYOR: This is the greatest country in the world.

HILLARY CLINTON, SECRETARY OF STATE: I think this is the greatest country in the world.

OBAMA: The greatest nation on earth.

(END OF VIDEO CLIP)

ZAKARIA: Now I'm an immigrant. I'm not an American by accident or birth but by choice. I voted with my feet and came to this country. So of course I do believe that America is exceptional. But I think it's important to examine the facts carefully to figure out just where we stand in today's world. America is indisputably number one by some key measures. We have the world's largest economy, military, scientific establishment, the biggest technology companies. We are just as indisputably falling behind in many other key areas, well behind other countries.

Let's take a look at some recent rankings. The United States is the fourth most competitive country in the world economically. Good. We're only the fifth best country in which to run a business.

America's enrollment rate for elementary school, however, ranks 79th in the world. We're only 12th in the percentage of college graduates among rich countries. America's 15-year-olds are ranked 19th in science and 24th in math. Our infrastructure ranks 23rd. We're 41st in the world on infant mortality, 49th on life expectancy.

Perhaps most worrying -- America is no longer a place where anyone can make it. Last year the OECD issued a study of social mobility across generations. Basically that's how likely is it you'll jump out of your parents' income group.

The U.S. did surprisingly poorly coming in behind Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, France, Canada. Two other such studies confirmed this reality.

Now I know what my perception is about America. Anyone can make it here. And there are lots of high-profile examples of that. But those are anecdotes. The facts say that for the average Joe in recent years, social mobility has slowed and other countries have moved ahead.

Similarly, among rich countries over the last 25 years, our growth rate per person has not been the strongest. Now there are clearly places where we are still number one. The number of guns we own far exceeds any other country. We account for 50 percent of the world's annual production of weapons.

We are number one in our terms of our total debt to other countries. But there are really many positive places where we are still number one. That's what I began by listing.

But my point is the picture today is a lot more mixed than boastful rhetoric about America is number one suggests. The question I have really is, what would it take to keep America clearly and comfortably at the top and to restore it to that place in areas in which it has slipped.

To be restored in those areas ,she needs to live within her means.

@Suxes, can i have your e-mail address?