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PoliticsRe: Osun (N216.7bn) And Ondo ( N162bn) Present 2014 Budgets by Goddex: 11:22am On Jan 01, 2014
[size=16pt]Maybe Aregbesola intends to finance Osun's budget withe loans, loans and more loans. Remember, 2014 is an election year for Osun[/size]
PoliticsRe: 6 Signs That Gej's Transformation Agenda Is Working. by Goddex: 11:16am On Jan 01, 2014
OP, you spoke the whole truth and nothing but the truth
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan Paid Obasanjo A Surprise Visit In Abeokuta Today by Goddex: 7:21am On Jan 01, 2014
[size=20pt]Fake News[/size]
PoliticsRe: Who Is Your "2013 Nigeria's Man Of The Year" And Why? by Goddex(op): 7:51pm On Dec 31, 2013
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PoliticsRe: Economic Hardship : Fedrick Onuigbo Set Himself Ablaze In Abuja by Goddex: 7:40pm On Dec 31, 2013
[size=14pt]OP, you are on your own trying to link this incidence with economic growth on paper blah blah blah. . .

This is Naija! not Tunisia. Was he the only Nigerian facing hardship? This is not the best way to end it if actually he did this to himself. [/size]
PoliticsRe: Oduah To Spend N800m On Vehicles by Goddex: 7:30pm On Dec 31, 2013
[size=14pt]Hello PM News,

the budget is for Federal Ministry of Aviation (not for Princess Stella Oduah)

Opposition and some sections of the media are obviously going mental with their hate campaign on some federal office holders.[/size]
PoliticsWho Is Your "2013 Nigeria's Man Of The Year" And Why? by Goddex(op):
[size=14pt]For me, it's Stephen Okechukwu Keshi. Apart from breaking a 20yr jinx by winning the Nation's Cup and later qualifying Nigeria for the 2014 world cup in Brazil, the guy did save football loving Nigerians high blood pressure and heart attack by silently grooming a good Super Eagles team.

At least for once in a long while we watched matches involving Nigeria with confidence. God bless Keshi. God bless GEJ also as his oga at the top[/size]


Some Nigerians that have also been in the news include

1) Goodluck Jonathan

2) Akinwunmi Adesina

3) Rotimi Ameachi

4) Aliko Dangote

5) Saunusi Lamido Sanusi

6) Aminu Tambuwal

7) Ibrahim Shekau (of Boko Haram)

cool Godswill Akpabio

9) Chief Obiano (new Anambra governor)

10) Raji Fashola

11) Okonjo Iweala

12) Mo Abudu
PoliticsRe: Review Of F.g. Achievements In 2013 Live, Ait by Goddex: 4:19pm On Dec 31, 2013
Longeria: [size=16pt]The new trend in Nigerian politics is to join opposition, you automatically becomes a progressive no matter how corrupt you are, all your sins are forgiven. [/size]
LABARAN MAKU
Has anyone also noticed the favourable news coverage PUNCH and others are now giving to Ameachi, Wamakko, Kwakwanso and Nyako these days? No day passes without a favourable story about one of them in PUNCH. Whoever doubts me can check their website now.
PoliticsRe: Review Of F.g. Achievements In 2013 Live, Ait by Goddex: 4:07pm On Dec 31, 2013
jmaine: "[size=16pt]There is an intentional political blockage of the media towards the FG,[/size] a reason why the information ministry has decided to use medium such as the good government tours, monthly media briefing like what is happening now and other measures to push information."
That is the main problem. Our media is so ooo mischievous. There is a lot of developmental projects going on across Nigeria but our biased PUNCH, The Nation etc will concentrate on only the negative side for political reasons. Somehow, I am happy Nigerians are gradually knowing the truth.
PoliticsObasanjo Writes Jonathan Again - Femi Aribisaqla by Goddex(op): 6:45am On Dec 31, 2013
Dear Goodluck Jonathan

I have decided to write you this 18-page letter BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.  If I don’t write it now, people may start considering you as a good president; forgetting that I am the only good president Nigeria has ever had.  There is no one like me.  As far as Nigeria is concerned, I am the Baba of the Babas.  I am the president of the presidents.  Before me, Nigeria had no president.  After me, there will be no other president.

I have had occasion in the past to warn you, especially when I nominated you as vice-president to Yar’Adua and then campaigned for you to be president, that under no circumstances should you outshine me.  I did not put you there to do the things I could not do.  Neither did I put you there to succeed where I failed.  I put you there because my fourth-term agenda failed.  Therefore, I needed someone to be a figure-head, while I continue to rule from behind the scene.

But since you became president, you have not been following my orders.  I have warned you again and again to desist from this abuse of the authority I gave you.  But you have refused to listen.  So you now think you are actually the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.  I still de laugh!  You are not the president.  I am the president.  If you continue to disobey me, and to promulgate policies that put me in a bad light when compared to you, I will see to it that you don’t even complete your first-term, how much more have a second-term.

I am already in discussions with the APC to see if we can have you impeached.  Did you not read in the papers that APC leaders came to my house the other day?  When they were here, we all ate pounded yam with egusi soup.  Even Buhari had a second helping and asked for the recipe.  You better read the writing on the wall.  I notice you have quickly returned the missing 49 billion dollars after I brought the matter to the notice of fellow Nigerians; but that won’t help you.  I will have you know that we are already training 1000 snipers who will puncture all the tyres of your supporters.  Therefore, if you know what is good for you, you better start acting as the puppet president I put you there to be.

How dare you, Goodluck?  How dare you build almajiri schools in the North?  Why didn’t you suggest that to me while I was in office?  How dare you address the NEPA problem when I could not?  What exactly are you trying to prove?  You think you are better than me? 

Don’t you know that you would have remained a striking university lecturer if it had not been for me?  How dare you appoint a competent man to be Minister of Agriculture?  Now the man is going around getting awards for his policies.  Which policies?  I am the one who revolutionized the agric sector in Nigeria.  When I became president, I had only one farm.  By the time I left office, I had over six farms in different parts of the country.  Is that not progress?  How many farms do you have?

You can never be better than me.  The corruption in my government was far more than yours.  You have nothing to compare with my infamous Siemens and Haliburton scandals.  You don’t even have the gumption to buy a Toyota Land Cruiser for your mistress.  Chinua Achebe said, “One of the truest test of integrity is its blunt refusal to be compromised.”  You will soon find that this statement cannot be applied to me.  I am above it.

How dare you release AlMustapha from prison after 14 years when you know I want him to stay there for the rest of his natural life?  I give you my word; you are going to regret that decision.  How dare you convene a national conference when I specifically refused to do so?  Are you trying to make me look bad?  Did you even get my approval before agreeing to it?  You are a very disrespectful man. 

Do you think that you, a minority nonentity from the South-South, could have risen to be President of the country had it not been for me?  Have you forgotten so soon, the extent I went in order to ensure that you are where you are today?  There was only bad luck in Nigeria until I, in my infinite wisdom, bequeathed good luck on the country.

You ungrateful man!  If you don’t stop all these irritating policies, I will declare a national state of emergency.  Nonsense!  You are supposed to obey your elders.  Henceforth, Goodluck Jonathan, you must obey me.  Otherwise, I will show you pepper.  I will pour sand into your gari.  I will put tea in your coffee.  You can no longer be trusted; that is why you will only get a second-term over my dead body.  I need to get someone in Aso Rock who will do what I say.  I already have your replacement in mind.  I don’t intend to make the same mistake three times.  I will take him to a shrine under Olumo Rock to swear an iron-clad oath to do whatever I say.  Any flagrant disregard of my authority, and he will not be able to speak English and Hausa again.

People close to you, if not you yourself, have been asking: “What does Baba want?”  What a stupid question.  I want to be president of Nigeria again!  I want to be president!  Half a dozen African presidents have spoken to me and assured me that I am the only president they recognize in Nigeria.  Half a dozen of them said their only wish for Nigeria is that I should return to Aso Rock.  Of course, yes.  Mugabe is still there.  Why not me?  It is not my will but providence has determined that the presidency is my birthright.  I fought for this country.  Single-handed, I kept Nigeria together during the civil-war.  You cannot sideline me.  I put you there: I can remove you.  I made you: I can unmake you.  You are not the Messiah of Nigeria.  I am the Messiah.  Don’t you forget it!  I want nothing personally from you but that you obey me at all times.

When I changed the constitution of our great party, I made sure I would continue to control things by inserting a clause which guaranteed that I am the only one qualified to be the Chairman of the Board of Trustees.  But as chairman, I was not given the recognition I deserve as the father of the party.  Therefore, I tendered my resignation.  Imagine my surprise when you had the audacity to accept it. 

You are such an impudent man.  If you knew your place, you would have recognized that my resignation was just a protest.  You were supposed to send the elders of the party to beg me to stay on; a plea I would have graciously accepted.  But like the ungrateful son that you are, you accepted my resignation.  And now, you have Tony Anenih occupying a post that rightfully belongs to me.

Your unlimited ambition became clear to me when the National Chairman of the party said he never does anything without your approval.  So you now see yourself as the Leader of the party.  Never!  See where it has got you now.  A number of governors have resigned from the party and taken APC.  If you don’t behave, another set will resign and take aspirin.  The PDP has lost its majority in the House.  There is talk of impeachment; and you are no longer sleeping at night.  It serves you right.  I fully intend to teach you a lesson you will never forget.  By the time I have finished with you, you will run out of the country and seek political asylum in Equatorial Guinea.

It is not surprising that you have not been able to eradicate the scourge of Boko Haram from Nigeria.  You don’t have military experience like I have.  Under my watch, Bola Ige, Marshal Harry and others were surgically removed from the scene.  Similarly, I would have finished Boko Haram within three months.  I understand the violence.  I am fully cognizant of the root, stem and branches of the underlying causes.  But I will not share any of this with you as long as you refuse to make an unequivocal statement that you will not pursue a second-term.

Unlike you, as president of our great country, I was dynamic and resourceful.  I exterminated trouble-makers from Odi and Zaki Biam.  I spent $16 billion dollars restoring NEPA to its enviable heights.  I committed 300 billion naira rebuilding all the federal highways in the East alone.  I restored the country’s refineries.  I raised the price of petrol several times.  I rigged the most amazing election in the history of the country.  I conducted the first widely-accepted national census.  I could go on and on but my secretary has to go home.  In short, I was the great president you can never be.  So if you think a neophyte like you can compete with me; think again!

Stop taking me for granted.  You don’t want to be in my bad books.  I don’t forgive my enemies.  You will regret this for the rest of your life.  I will show you how much of a nuisance I can be.  I will embarrass you everywhere.  I will tell as many lies about you as I can.  I will write public letters to you every week.  I will copy the next one to the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Never you forget: I dey kampe!

Accept, ungrateful Mr. President, the assurances of my highest disapproval.

Baba the Baba.

P.S. I shall be sharing the contents of this letter with all the newspaper houses in Nigeria and Ghana. 

By Femi Aribisala.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/dear-goodluck-jonathan/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook
PoliticsRe: Dear Goodluck Jonathan By Femi Aribisala by Goddex: 6:37am On Dec 31, 2013
bloggernaija: This aribisala is full of SHITT.
A bad mascot for true journalism and a
mediocre article for mediocre people.
Spit spit
Going back to reddit to check on the more important stuffs happening elsewhere.
Oga, you may [size=16pt]go and die[/size]
PoliticsRe: The Canonisation Of Obasanjo By Simon Kolawole---- APC GOOFED by Goddex: 9:59pm On Dec 29, 2013
OBJ the Navigator according to Tinubu.
He he he he he I dey laugh oh. . .
PoliticsRe: Power Supply In Your Area After Privatization by Goddex: 8:03pm On Dec 29, 2013
doc sholz: I think it's generally bad in d sw, I might be wrong though
Mention your location and say the power situation. Stop generalising or do you live in all of South West?
PoliticsRe: APC Sweeps Yobe Council Poll by Goddex: 7:26pm On Dec 29, 2013
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PoliticsRe: APC Sweeps Yobe Council Poll by Goddex: 6:45pm On Dec 29, 2013
Sincere 9gerian: So up to 1.2 million people voted in a local govt election conducted in a state under state of emergency? Compare with the last Anambra gubernatorial election where only about 500,000 voted. From all indications, what happened in Yobe was rigging par excellence. Is this the new Nigeria as envisaged by APC? A country where elections are shamelessly rigged? Never! Nigeria has moved beyond that. Nigerians say God forbid APC at the national level.
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The APC PUNCH declined telling us about the turnout (whether low or high). It's unbelievable that 1.2 million people will turn out to vote in a local govt election of a Boko Haram ravaged state like Yobe.[/size]
PoliticsRe: APC Sweeps Yobe Council Poll by Goddex: 6:32pm On Dec 29, 2013
atlwireles: Free and fair, as APC are Victors today. cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
[size=16pt]Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha . . . their media team including PUNCH and others that cannot even spot the location of Yobe state on Nigerian map will try to justify it as free and fair. But when they lose, Mimiko rigged it or Peter Obi, PDP rigged it. Bunch of hypocrites. [/size]
PoliticsRe: Did President Jonathan Really Give Soku Oil Well To Bayelsa Over Rivers? by Goddex: 9:10am On Dec 29, 2013
[size=16pt]Ameachi is such a shameless liar[/size]
PoliticsRe: PDP Can Never Win In Nigeria Again — Amaechi by Goddex: 9:00am On Dec 29, 2013
[size=16pt]Ameachi is living in a fools paradise. He will lose that Rivers state to PDP in a most free and fair election.

Ameachi is just afraid of the future[/size]
PoliticsRe: Top Nigerian Achievers Of Year 2013 by Goddex: 8:54am On Dec 29, 2013
[size=16pt]Is your list in hyrachical order? Then I think the top three should be this:

1) Stephen Keshi (for breaking a two decade jinx for Nigerian football)

2) Akinwunmi Adesina (Apart from Forbes awarding him Africa's person of the year, the current revolution in the agric sector despite very heavy flooding last year is just so obvious)

3) Aliko Dangote (That he remains Africa's richest man alone means he requires no introduction)[/size]
PoliticsRe: PDP At War With Nigerians – Ribadu by Goddex: 8:27am On Dec 29, 2013
[size=16pt]Hahahahahaha. . . Ribadu's reputation keeps crashing by the day. Who are the Nigerians Ribadu is talking about? Is APC now the Nigerians?[/size]
PoliticsRe: Governor Akpabio’s Brothers Distribute Suvs To PDP Stalwarts by Goddex: 6:05pm On Dec 27, 2013
Pukkah: Nigeria!

A country where everything happens and nothing happens!

I blame the docile people more than the wicked thieving leaders.

Some of those people will soon be here to support the Governor or murky the waters.
Shut your stinking mouth! You may go and die! Your beloved Aregbesola awarded a multi billion naira laptop contract to his son and most of you were coming out here to defend it.

Bloody hypocrites! The moment Akpabio Decamps to APC you guys will start praising him to high heavens. Shameless buffoons.
PoliticsRe: Governor Akpabio’s Brothers Distribute Suvs To PDP Stalwarts by Goddex: 5:59pm On Dec 27, 2013
Hypocrites APC and their. Keep bad mouthing Akpabio while Akwa Ibom state keep waxing stronger.

The tone of this article alone reveals those behind it
PoliticsRe: Balancing The Budget: Kano-State Vs FG by Goddex: 11:41am On Dec 26, 2013
OAM4J: We all know it is not an easy job, but someone has to do the hard job. Ignoring it is postponing the evil days. Government have to be be decisive in addressing this imbalance. Either way you look at it is not in favour of FG to ignore it. If they do something about it people will complain of the immediate hardship but will appreciate the results later, but if they ignore it and keep spending less on capital developments, people will complain both now and in the future of lack of performance. You have to accept it, there is very little development Government can achieve with the current budget.
[size=16pt]The bolded refers, truth is, no govt makes such bold reforms in its first term. Opposition will use propaganda to bring you down eventhough noble and no President wants that. That is why a few of the reforms during OBJ were all done in his second term.

Take the issue of fuel subsidy removal last year when a crowd of Lagosians trooped out to occupy Ojota due largely to inciting propaganda from opposition. No govt will plunge itself into labour crisis and mass revolt barely a year to the next election. Have you asked yourself why Fashola did not ban Okada in his first term?[/size]
PoliticsRe: Balancing The Budget: Kano-State Vs FG by Goddex: 11:03am On Dec 26, 2013
4 Play: Cutting recurrent expenditure is something everyone claims they will like to do but no one actually does. The main component of recurrent expenditure is personnel costs it seems. Every union strike, be it ASUU or medical doctors, is supported by populists. How can you be against high recurrent expenditure but in favour of public sector wage hikes which benefit the few at the expense of the many? Aso Rock food budget and the plane purchases should be scrapped but these barely make a dent.

In the US, the opposition will propose a rival budget which will give people an idea of how they intend to actualise their stance. Nothing is proposed here as an alternative other than vacuous point scoring.
Quite an intelligent post dude.
PoliticsRe: Balancing The Budget: Kano-State Vs FG by Goddex:
[size=16pt]Hahahaha. . . so, suddenly Kwakwanso, Wamakko and other PDP renegades are now the toast of APC media? Back to the point anyway

1) State govt's are much smaller units with much less workforce and responsibility than FG. Apart from the huge civil service, just check out the huge military and paramilitary personnel (Army, Civil Defence, Navy, Police, Airforce, Customs, Immigration etc)

2) Not only Kwakwanso, almost all states have budget ratios tilted in favour of Capital.

3) Somebody just compared it with 2006 but forgot that a major upward review of minimum wage of close to 200% was done in 2011 and therefore the recurrent vs capital percentages cannot remain the same again

4) It will take a while to stabilise again. I remember last year after the fuel price hike, inflation rose upto 16% but now it has dropped low to a single digit of 7%

5) This govt parades some of the best Economists in the land. It's funny atimes when some mumus who know nothing about the workings of govt come here to display your ignorance

6) Besides, some of you came out here supporting a pay rise for ASUU even when we all know our Universities lecturers are already living large. You did that just to sabotage the GEJ but forgot to know that you can never eat your cake and have.[/size]
PoliticsRe: A Special Message From The Minister Of Works by Goddex: 8:10pm On Dec 25, 2013
redcliff: Akinsulire Street, Aguda needs total rehab pls..
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The minister is talking about Federal expressways. Meet Fashola for that street you mentioned.

We've never had it so good in road construction. Thank you GEJ. Just hope the tempo will be sustained[/size]
PoliticsRe: Why Should Nigerians Feed The President? by Goddex: 6:13pm On Dec 25, 2013
[size=16pt]All US presidents pay for their food? Oh really? See what hate is causing you? Must you join Liar Muhammed in telling lies before driving home your point?

You are a big mugu to even think that the figure you see on the budget yearly is spent on Mr & Mrs GEJ and their children.

Or you expect Nigerian President to spend personal resources feeding visiting Heads of States, local and foreign delegations that visit him daily?[/size]
PoliticsRe: Should GEJ Proscribe APC For Siding Bokoharam? by Goddex: 5:52pm On Dec 25, 2013
The coming together of those blood tasty terrorists we see now in APC is a pointer
PoliticsRe: APC Platform Will Include Free Education For Nigerians At All Levels by Goddex: 3:25pm On Dec 25, 2013
[size=20pt]@OP
Tell that to the dogs.[/size]
PoliticsRe: Merry Xmas To All PDP FRIENDS by Goddex: 3:17pm On Dec 25, 2013
[size=16pt]Merry Xmas to all political friends and foes. God bless you all.
My political fight and quarrel with everyone is hereby temporarily suspended.[/size]
Nairaland GeneralRe: Your Condolence Message To The Families Of 25th Bomb Blast St theresa cath churc by Goddex: 3:11pm On Dec 25, 2013
[size=16pt]It's 2yrs remembrance.
May their soul rest in perfect peace, Amen.[/size]
PoliticsRe: FG Budgets N59.9billion For 30,000 Ex- Militants In 2014 by Goddex: 9:09am On Dec 25, 2013
SLIDE waxie: Like i said, the president dnt av to be all knwing or brilliant. So far he has himself sorrounded by sensible people.

Many people have been wondering why the wealth was concentrated in a some place. Growing economy, wretched masses, wrongest infrastructure!

Check out this brilliant comment form a brilliant man

that's all!

U all think ur okonjo is brilliant? She needs a lesson from brilliant people!
[size=16pt]And you think you make sense? ASUU went on strike agitating for higher pay and you buffoons were here supporting them.

You cannot eat your cake and have it. Fed Govt's revenue is fairly constant at 4.6 trillion naira and the more higher wages are approved for civil servants such as ASUU etc the less the amount available for capital expenditure. It's not rocket science [/size]

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