Seun where is the fairness

Seun Keep your words and move this thread to the
travel section

Seun why is this thread not in the travel section like
the lagos thread.

Seun Keep your words and move this thread to the travel section

Seun why is this thread not in the travel section like the lagos thread.

dammytosh:

2015, no shaking.

Awesome script.

You get sense die

Billyonaire: Hahahahahahaha, You have no point to counter. You have gone personal and emotional. See ya Long Piriki

Billyonaire: I know a lot about Democracy, far more than your paymasters. That's why I was able to make a better decision to support an elite intelligent party than a mere habitat of Islamists. The issue of arms purchase is sensitive and national security related. The lawmakers know that, so its been shelved for the sake of Nigeria Unity. But you can cry, like your mentor Buhari, or bend and shake hands with symbols of Boko Haram, like Tinubu.

See this non entity

Seun banned Obiagelli for rule 8, false information : " the fight against the opposition on nairaland is now an open one. In fact, it is company policy. ". Ban expires at October 10.

How does this = false information

theassassin: if she goes against the rules let her be banned.


no body is above banning

How exactly did she break the rule, she only gave her opinion

After repeated mails, she finally sent me this screen shot, i feel sad she was unjustly banned on my thread.



www.nairaland.com/1896245/what-exactly-nairalands-problem-apc


barcanista Gbawe, kel4soft, neenar, obiagelli ,
descartes, egift, arewafederation, Egbagirl, donroxy,
Sweetlemon , donphilopus, berem, ,
demdem , lakpalakpa , whitecat007 , ,
lakpalakpa, omenka, ShehuAba , omenka , Rawani,
tribaleast kolaaderin soroptimist MizMyColi,
and all Omexonomy, jmaine, mikeansy, Firefire,
, nduchucks, lacasa

omenka: So Oga at the top decided to take down that thread where he goofed again.. Smh.

really

NgeneUkwenu: That is what we call "Crowd"

Cc: Barcanista, Berem, Omenka, Egift, Omerta, Phockphockman and etc

Snap ur tv screen, no be everybody dey with tv. Where is longeria and Phockphockman, na them speciality be dat.

seankafor: who told u nigeria dont have the arsenal to do so.u guys should go out from ur mums kitchen for enlightment.not stayin with one phone or laptop to blsb rubbbish.
Jar bless naija.

So this tank parked in kaduna is supposed to shoot down a fighter jet in lagos

Good news, i pray the rest of them gain freedom soon and not few days before election

Fashola by miles though the state of Lagos roads is pathetic. Other than that, he has touched every sector of governance. Lagos is the only state in Nigeria that can run without the governor or allocation. I will vote you again if possible.


Kwankwaso has been fantastic with projects and accountability. I like governments that focus on housing. The memo of the government's weekly meeting is always published for everyone to see.


Aregbeshola, lowest federal allocation, one of the highest IGR, i am absolutely impressed. Agriculture? No one comes close.


Akpabio, world class infrastructure while other sectors are dying. Highest allocation and struggling to pay contractors, for a state of under 5 million people.


Delta, kogi, abia, benue, kaduna, taraba, kebbi, oyo governors should face the firing squad after gej.

egift: I look forward to Buhari/Fashola administration

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/1402348_1-IMG_8971_jpga9ada4a49c8244326a3f29bdb74962b7[/img]

Perfect combination, if only Apc is daring enough

Alisha4U: you can hail him all you want, he doesn't appeal to us the Middle belters, the minorities and the Christians in the North. If we perceive that hes the only presidential candidate, then we would not vote instead of voting for him. Believe me.

Who asked your religion or tribe?

barcanista Gbawe, kel4soft, neenar, obiagelli ,
descartes, egift, arewafederation, Egbagirl, donroxy,
Sweetlemon , donphilopus, berem, desola ,
demdem , lakpalakpa , whitecat007 , ,
lakpalakpa, omenka, ShehuAba , omenka , Rawani,
tribaleast kolaaderin soroptimist MizMyColi,
and all Omexonomy, jmaine, mikeansy, Firefire,
Mynd44, , nduchucks, lacasa, whatlyf



For those that were unjustly handed bans yesterday (all of them apc supporters) don't give up.

Former Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari,
is no stranger to the contest, having run thrice before
in 2003, 2007 and 2011. There is no doubt about the
popularity of the peoples’ general, but his mass
support has not put him office principally because
certain sections of the northern elite fear that the
egalitarian Buhari may erode the basis of their
privileges.
I believe that what should matter
to Nigerian voters are the track-records, integrity,
sincerity and vision of a candidate, not their region or
religion. The reality, as we all know, is different,
especially with a president who deliberately finds
ways of aggravating religious and ethnic divides for
political advantage.
It has been observed, rightly, illiteracy, corruption,
injustice and inequality are the major factors fueling
northern Nigeria’s ongoing religious, political, social
and economic upheavals, and that even the most basic
form of good governance will go a long way to
mitigate these challenges.
It is clear that without drastic change, things may get
even worse in the north, and consequently, Nigeria as
a whole. It is equally apparent that Jonathan has
neither the inclination, nor the capacity to manage
these challenges.
The question is, now that even the North’s elite are
no longer safe, will they bite the bullet and support
Buhari if he emerges as the APC’s candidate? As
they have in the past, I think that the northern
establishment will work for Jonathan.
I do not see Ibrahim Babangida, Aliyu Gusau, Adamu
Ciroma, Barnabas Gemade, Jonah Jang, Gabriel
Suswam, Bello Mohammed Halliru, Samaila Sa
bawa, Ibrahim Mantu, David Mark, Jerry Gana, Sarki
Tafida, Jonathan Zwingina, and others supporting
Buhari’s candidature. For them, the present state of
insecurity and uncertainty is more acceptable than a
possible Buhari presidency.
That is because the interests of the northern
establishment is, and has always been different from
that of the ordinary people of the region. The North
that supports Buhari has nothing to do with the
usurpation of political and economic opportunities to
the exclusion of other Nigerians. Buhari’s North is
the North that is poor, hungry, illiterate and devoid of
hope.
Buhari’s followers are the victims of the corruption
and arrogance of the narrow clique in the
establishment that has held Nigeria hostage for
decades. His north is one for whom the various
administrations headed by northerners have not
resulted in better lives, education or improved
opportunities.
Buhari’s north does not fly to Europe or America
every fortnight for medical checkups or shopping
sprees in Dubai. This north does not keep bank
accounts in London, New York, Dubai, South Africa,
Jordan, Beijing and Hong Kong; they own no bank
accounts at all. This north that does not allocate all
the best positions in the country to its children,
qualified or not. Buhari’s north simply wants a better
life.
Given the security and economic situation in the North
today, if votes were to be free and fair, Jonathan
will not get up to 10% of votes from the region. This is
because despite proclamations, if Jonathan has
achieved anything in the past four years, it has not
reached them. To add insult to injury, he is sending
the wrong the emissaries to woo their votes – the
same people that systematically impoverished the
region and the country.
Northern elite may despise Buhari and vehemently
oppose his return to office because they suspect,
rightly or wrongly, that he may destroy their power
base and end their corruption and nepotism. But how
long will they continue to ally with, and support a
system that has proved to be incapable of protecting
the very system from which they derive their benefits?
Does the northern establishment fear Buhari so much
that they are willing to support a clueless leadership,
whose incompetence threatens the existence of the
North and Nigeria, simply because they want to
preserve their elite status?
Interesting times make for interesting choices.

Culled

barcanista Gbawe, kel4soft, neenar, obiagelli ,
descartes, egift, arewafederation, Egbagirl, donroxy,
Sweetlemon , donphilopus, berem, desola ,
demdem , lakpalakpa , whitecat007 , ,
lakpalakpa, omenka, ShehuAba , omenka , Rawani,
tribaleast kolaaderin soroptimist MizMyColi,
and all Omexonomy, jmaine, mikeansy, Firefire,
Mynd44, , nduchucks, lacasa

What exactly is the admin's problem with the Apc, pro Apc topics have stopped hitting the front page, while anything pro pdp or pro gej is quickly moved up.

The height of it is the removal of the thread Lagos politics development in pictures from the politics section to the travel section while the thread on lagos debts is a sticky on the section after it graced the front page.

www.nairaland.com/1894158/lagos-politics-progress-development-pictorial/5#26176012

What has a thread on health care, education, infrastructure, justice, commissioners and the Apc got to do with the travel section?

Threads for development in akwa ibom, enugu, jigawa, ibadan and co not only made front page, they are still in the politics section.


I read recently comments of the admin asking Apc supporters to stop supporting boko haram, i have see obvious bias on this forum but this latest development is unbelievable.

I ask again, what is the nairaland's problem with the Apc?

See as this one dey rant, i thought they were going to counter issues raised by the APC, all i see here is nonsense.

FASHOLA TO APC PUBLICITY SECRETARIES:
STAY WITH THE ISSUES, REINFORCE HOW
APC IS CLEARLY DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS
…As Governor receives State Publicity Secretaries of
APC during Summit in Lagos
Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola,
SAN on Tuesday received the Publicity Secretaries of
the All Progressives Congress (APC) from various
States in the country, charging them to continue to
reinforce the differences and ideas that drive the
party.
Describing that inaugural Summit of the Publicity
Secretaries held in Lagos as a defining historic
initiative, Governor Fashola said the party image
makers should proceed to articulate more clearly
issues in their respective states.
Noting that the All Progressives Congress has
shown the difference between it and the other parties
by its unique approach to issues, Governor Fashola
identified the two broad categories of States in which
the Publicity Secretaries operate adding that they
must continue to stay with the issues in both cases.
According to the Governor, the kind of politics being
played by the APC is one that has changed the
game because the people had expected the party to
do the traditional things but are seeing the party that
is organizing periodic lectures on topical national
issues which is a departure from the past.
He reiterated that the responsibility to detail what is
different will rest with each and every one of the
party publicity secretaries in terms of reinforcing the
difference and escalating the ideas that drives the
Party. According to the Governor, the APC would
hold other parties to the issues as every election
should be about the issues that affect the people
which should be discussed frontally and openly.
“For those who already understand the caliber of men
and women who make up APC and who know that
they are long distance runners, there are lots of
expectations from us. There are some people in our
party and they are quite a number and people know
them that when they set on a course, they will give
everything that it takes. The short distance runners
will find their levels as we go on. So that put a lot of
expectations on this party and it brings a lot of
responsibilities, the responsibilities that am sure that
we can discharge it would be your duty to more
clearly now articulate issues in your States”, he
stated.
He explained that by comparison the APC States
have shown clearly more developmental capacity
adding that even in those states that it does not have
a government, whatever the government of the day is
doing there with the APC ideas, given the same
resources, the APC would do better.
Citing specific examples, Fashola explained that as
Publicity Secretaries they must help people make the
necessary connection that poverty cannot be
eradicated without electricity and that if there is no
power, factories would not run, if factories do not run,
there would be no jobs and if there are no jobs the
people would be poor.
“You would not be saying anything that is
manufactured. You would only be taking them through
a logical sequence and that is only one sequence.
The other sequence is that without power the locally
produced goods would be very expensive than
imported ones, so anybody who is producing here
locally is at a disadvantage. His prices cannot
compete. Inevitably what happens is that he shuts
down, he down sizes resulting in unemployment and
poverty”.
“These are the dots that you must connect for people
who cannot make the connections. Our party does not
run the government that controls the critical indices of
survival here. We do not control the price of fuel, we
do not raise the price of fuel, we do not control the
exchange rates and we do not control the index
rates”, he said
Continuing, the Governor noted that such indices have
weighty implications for the production process and
eventually the well being of the people.
“Those are the rates that affects whether or not
companies can produce, how much they can produce
at, how effectively they can produce if their prices are
not competitive, if what should cost N5 is costing N10,
if you have only N10 you can only buy one, but if it is
produced at the appropriate price you can buy two, if
you buy two it means your demand has increased, if it
is increased, it means that the producer must employ
more people to meet that demand, these are the very
simple and challenging issues”, the Governor
explained.
Governor Fashola also stressed that the APC is not
the party responsible for managing income from oil,
asking why the income is disappearing, adding that if
the party in control cannot do it then it should let the
APC show them how to do it.
He added that for him the serious day to day issues
that the people of Nigeria must connect with concerns
connecting with education, connecting with healthcare,
connecting with housing and connecting with security
people.
According to him: “A man who has no work has a
very low threshold for temptation, the person that has
work, that has money, after a hard day’s job is going
to look for where to enjoy his money in the evening,
he is not going to look for trouble. It is natural
human behaviour. So you can connect that electricity
to so many things and until we have it, things are
going to be extremely challenging”.
Speaking earlier, the Publicity Secretary of the
Lagos Chapter of APC, Mr Joe Igbokwe said the
Publicity Secretaries came together because of the
need to compare notes, to synergize, understand
themselves and share progress and challenges.
He added that the Publicity Secretaries have held
discussions on the way forward because they believe
there is no reason why the APC should not form the
government at the federal level in 2015 and are
preparing themselves for the change that is coming.



Culled from https://m.facebook.com/followlasg/posts/793375800683688

Vikky014: mydear dey hav to

Madam they also say Allah in churches in the north, so what are you all about.

Cure your ignorance abeg.

immortalvoices: something is fishy somewhere is it just me, or does anybody else noticed that boko haram has lay low for the past one week. and Ebola seems to dominate nigerian priority...

Me think that boko haram for who they are are gullible to understand the inherent danger of Ebola disease thus I believe boko haram is a creation of some element of the states (nigeria) and now the evil leaders has more pressing issue at hand thus relegation boko haram over Ebola to the background! (My observation)

same here