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Toaskarity:the problem will not likely be solved with division if we have selfish leaders. Look at some states with relatively fantastic allocations but terrible mismanagement, look at others will less and seroius development going on. While separation may sound appealing, its not the magic wand to solve our problems. Its an attractive option I am gravitating towards but I know unless fundamental changes are effected our resultant countries or regions can be as small as Liberia and yet be killing ourselves or be as big and complex as South africa and yet be stable and prosperous. THERE IS NO MAGIC BULLET |
tbaba1234:I couldnt agree more! aisha2:Good to see such response to a national calamity. At least we have not lost our humanity ovo4u:Go look for Somali citizenship, or better Afghanistan. If you black well well go to Sudan. I hear the JANJANWEED are looking for recruits |
TRUCE! TRUCE! CEASE FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ok continue, |
Rousseau:if for every bomb or ethnic clash the military were to take over, GOD HELP INDIA! (and they are progressing) |
Atiku Abuakar in a statement denounced the bombings in strong terms describing it as ”senseless and wicked.”http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/breaking-news-bomb-explosion-rocks-abuja-details-later/ trust politicians to politicize every and anything. |
binhozie:that wouldn't bring your friend back and two, the bad guys will be running around ready for another round of madness. Take it easy, lay down before you hurt yourself! |
[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=577473.msg7441771#msg7441771 date=1293829745]What da heck is going on ?? NTA-24 is now saying that the bomb blast at Jikwoyi was just a rumour!!!I'm switching off the TV, ASAP. @binhozie, your friend may be alive, if NTA-24 account is true. take heart, buddy.[/quote]heard it was a rumor too. |
Just got another uncomfirmed report about another one in Dunamis (Area One), again unconfirmed and yet to be reported. This is madness! |
confirmed! An explosion did rock Mogadishu Barracks (formerly abacha Barracks) just got a phone call that confirmed this. BBC has picked it http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12099176 Got another information of another blast in Jikoyi area of Abuja (Jikoyi is a satellite town). this blast has not yet be corroborated or confirmed. |
role model: all nigerians who took any lawfull means to, in their own little way, effect a change in how this country is run. The villans; all those who did nothing |
where is Adamu Ciroma? See what is happening to his beloved north and he suddenly lost his voice. Ok, i get it. This one affects the common man on the street and not the power brokers |
Police shoot someone for laughing? ![]() I dey laugh oh! |
I dont think that Ribadu should worry about him being dumped. A true democrat is not discouraged by failure. He should work hard for the success of his party and probably work as a minister or something where he will be given the opportunity to (i) shine and be more visible to Nigerians (ii) horn his skills as an administrator (iii) build a support base from the ground up. Ribadu as is, is a diamond in the rough. He still lacks the carriage and finesse to be an effective leader. Given time he could horn his skills and reach out. the key here is getting himself in a position to offer more, give Nigerians a reason to want him more. |
ayiddalal:WILL THE REAL MUSLIMS STAND UP TO BE COUNTED! UNLESS YOU COUNTER THE BAD EGGS AMOUNG YOU PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO SEE THE BAD IN YOUR RELIGION. Chei!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is heart wrenching!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG Each of the dead WAS A FATHER, A BROTHER, A MOTHER, A SISTER, A LOVER, A WIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
with all these speeds, it'll soon be 'beam me up Scotty' |
an islamic group claims responsibility. Check www.thisdayonline.com |
Violence flares again today http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12080929 Nigeria: Jos sees renewed clashes after bombings Further violence between armed groups has broken out in the city of Jos in central Nigeria following bombings that killed 32 people. Witnesses said buildings were set alight and people were seen running for cover as police and soldiers arrived. Previous violence between Christian and Muslim ethnic groups in the region has killed hundreds. The latest unrest was triggered by explosions on Christmas Eve in villages near Jos. Nigerian Vice President Namadi Sambo is reported to be on his way to the area. Details of the latest violence were unclear,but one witness quoted by Reuters news agency reported dozens of buildings on fire and bloodied people being carried to hospital. Police commissioner Abdulrahman Akano told AFP news agency that one person had been killed. "There were some skirmishes between the two groups and it is under control now," he said. Mr Sambo's spokesman said that the vice-president was travelling to Jos on Sunday "to make an effort to quell this crisis". Many injured Friday's bomb attacks near Jos also left more than 70 people injured. Reports said two bombs exploded near a large market. A third hit a mainly Christian area while the fourth was near a road leading to a mosque. No group has claimed responsibility. Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has pledged to bring those responsible to justice. Jos has been blighted by religious violence over the past decade with deadly riots in 2001 and 2008. The city is in Nigeria's volatile Middle Belt - between the mainly Muslim north and largely Christian south. The tensions stem from decades of resentment between indigenous groups and settlers from the north. Correspondents say that although clashes are often blamed on sectarianism, poverty and access to land and other resources are often the root causes. |
glo with pride! ![]() |
anybody in jos right now? Pls confirm reports of fighting around abbatoir area. Hope it aint true cos its back to square one for the residents again! |
[quote author=aletheia link=topic=574326.msg7404891#msg7404891 date=1293237079][/quote]While prayers are good, it will not solve the problem as those responsible will strike again. What we need is effective policing and investigation to bring those responsible to justice. We can not just pray this problem away. The nation must rise and SAY NO, demand and receive justice. Extremist can only be defeated through an effective policing and justice system else we all risk being slaughtered like chickens (I am sure even muslims are victims in this bombings so all Nigerians are involved in this) |
I shudder to imagine what would happen if this bomb were in a mosque. I wonder what sort of people will place a BOMB in a place of worship? Nobody considers places of worship sacred any more? ![]() |
@ Equity, I think the stability or otherwise of Glo is dependent on where you are. So saying that the poster is wrong is not the correct position to take. I live in Abuja and the instability of 3g signal is so bad that I dumped glo for a super stable (and expensive) MTN. @ poster follow lynxnoon's advice, select edge on your modem, that should work. Check back on 3g signal periodically to check stability, and when it happens you can make the switch. I ditched Glo cos after tasting 3G I couldnt live with EDGE. so till they clean up their act I will stick to MTN for now |
cut the lady some slack! english is not her language. Ask her to read a speech in her native tongue and you'll hear the 'queens' version. Even George Bush goofs sometimes. (will post link later) |
osisikankwu. Hope i got the spelling right. Y'all get it. |
CBN mints money. Its called currency management and its not cheap. It cost almost the same value to print lower dennimation notes like 10 and 20 naira, it cost a lot to print coins (thats why they are using polymer in 10, 20, and 50 bucks to increase longevity and reduce cost), they charter planes to fly currency around the country, provide armed escorts, buy and maintain bullet proof vans, hire consultants to conduct nation wide studies, hire auditors for bank examinations nation wide, cater to more than 24 branch offices with thousands of personel, building several currency centers in some state capitals, The list goes on. How can that compare with the national assembly? Remember CBN generates most if not all of its income. What of the national assembly? Mark cannot and should not give excuses. By way of note, most people are mixing up the headline with what mark said. No where in the article was mark quoted to have said cbn steals more than we do. It must be the journalist's idea to conjure up this headling. Just thought i should highlight that |
contractually speaking, the DCC machines are yet to be delivered to INEC so they are the property of the contractor and if has to replace them or ask his insurance company to do the same. However, the statements of inec is so confusing. I wish they just keep quiet and refer inquiries to the police. And the headlines are even more confusing. The journalist is making it sound as though there are other DDC machines other than inec's out there. |
wtf! |
something is definitely amiss. Maybe technical, maybe financial. The effect of the cable is just not here. I am in abuja and only mtn has improved tremendously since main one got lit. With glo's 'extensive' (na dem talk am oh!) fiber network, once glo 1 is lit, the effect should be felt where their cables are. I wish glo will just come straight wit us. I bet they are yet to launch in ghana after all the noise. It may be finance thats their problem. Strangly, the last time i checked their site alcatel lucent did not list glo1 among their cable project as glo claims. May be its a non performing contract aka client not paying contract! |
ouch! Caught in the act! |
summation of the situation Muslim north = northerner Christian North = middlebelter ![]() |
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?? NTA-24 is now saying that the bomb blast at Jikwoyi was just a rumour!!!

