₦airaland Forum

Balkan:
This is a Tip of what to see in an APC Buhari. Totalitarian and dictatorship government.
When has it become an offence to defect to another party.
Or it only right when PDP defects to APC.

Buhari government will turn Nigeria into Iraq Afghanistan Syria Lybia, etc.
Say No to the evil Buhari APC Nigeria is a secular state.

GEJ TILL JESUS COMES

I have to agree with u. God forbid me and my family casting our vote for APC. APC is just a gathering of wicked people

APC is the worst political party, undemocratic. I wonder what PDP is waiting for to chase out all those rats in National assemble

Buhari will first fight his corrupt party members like Atiku, Tinubu, Nyaku, Slva, Amaechi, Rochas, Fashola etc before we can trust him with Nigeria

omenka:
It is the reason I egged you guys to ignore all these irrelevant talks about religion, region, tribe, colour of skin, size of diick, cost of forms, length of hair, age, accent, etc, etc. They are totally irrelevant to me and I'd be damned if I joined issues with any hoodrat who dwells on such inanities instead of talking about core issues like economy and security.

What is Jonathan selling

Lol. See paining

BuddahMonk:
[size=18pt]its high time the overrated religious tolerance in yorobland is debunked so that you phool should stop phooling the uninformed[/size]



The Oyo State Police Command has arrested a man suspected to have killed his daughter, Miss Kausara Isiaka, for allegedly converting to Christianity.

According to a Reverend Daniel Oladimeji, one of the four persons he attacked with machete, the suspect had long been suspected to be the brain behind the attack.

According to the police public relations officer, DSP Olabisi Ilobanafor, one Mary Oladimeji of Calvary Church, Ayekale, Ibadan, reported the incident at the station at about 2am on February 26, 2014.

Though, the police are yet to determine his culpability or otherwise, the suspect allegedly sneaked into the church premises and inflicted machete cuts on four persons - Mary Oladimeji, his daughter Kausara Isiaka, Aanu and the pastor of the church.

It was further gathered that the father of the deceased who is a Muslim, allegedly pled severally with his daughter to rconsider her decision, before he began to make threats.

The police stated that the girl had to take refuge in the church to prevent her father from carrying out his threat. But on the night she took refuge in the church, a yet-to-be identified attacker broke in and inflicted machete injuries on the victims while they were sleeping.

One out of the four victims, the police confirmed, had injuries far more severe than the other three and had to be rushed to the Mobolaji Hospital, Oremeji, Ibadan, before others. She later died at the hospital.

Ilobanafor told LEADERSHIP FRIDAY that the police visited the scene, took photographs and moved the remains of the deceased to Adeoyo State Hospital mortuary for autopsy. One suspect was arrested and the case was transferred to the office of the assistant commissioner of police, State Criminal Investigation Department.

http://leadership.ng/news/352827/con...attacks-pastor



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Thank God for Internet. Enough of Yoruba deceit

Buhari is a pretender hence should not be taking serious

This people are deluding themselves. Do they think that Nigeria start and end up in the north? They must learn how to solve their own problem like their southern counterparts currently doing. I have never see a southern gov blaming fg for the insecurity, kidnapping, crime etc in their states

barcanista:
How does Soyinka come into play here? Like others he is entitled to his opinion. We will only engage him if he makes an unsubstantiated claim.

Beside, you are being emotional bros

You are actually defending this man more than he could defend him self. But Nigerians are wiser, sorry we ll not vote for him again.

Buhari is not the alternative.

Kangaroo conference is dead and buried
GEJ is a mistake we may likely make in 2015 again because as it stand today, we still have no choice.
We can't just vote Buhari with corruption personifies like Atiku, Slva, Ngige, Tinubu etc in the same party

madamoringo:
But you and your fellow ibos are personally responsible for the failure called GEJ or is that not so??

You people are stu pid and hopeless. Didn't GEJ win election in Ondo, Oyo Ogun, Ekiti, Kwara state? And after all this noise and public dance of shame, you and your hypocritical region will vote the "clueless" one again. Your people are the biggest hypocrites i have come across with

And our Otueke uncle and his VP are feeding with over N1 billion annually. Why the common man should wait till thy kingdom come.
Stupid people!!!

mainman7:
Lol... They'll do any stupid thing to make it look like they are better at other things other than selling spare parts and apu. Frantically trying to show they are as half intelligent as the Yorubas, igbos are incorrigible perpetual fool!

Don't kill your self with hatred ok!

Good and congrats! But not good enough. A country or government cannot rely on trial and error on an issue such as serious as this. Ebola has been in our neighborhood for almost 40 years now without any research on it from our part. We rely on the information or lies the western world tells us, their drugs or vaccines. What do will say on Ebola apart from what the western world tells us? We need to have our contributions or say on Ebola. Some questions on the virus indicate that the information/research on the virus is inadequate or economical or dodgy. Yea, we really need to be vigilant including on the information we buy.

Ngige won Anambra gubernatorial election on Nairaland

Mogidi:
Bros am not Igbo am from Edo state and as for being hateful, you couldn't be more wrong. Stating how marginalised the SW Christians are can hardly be described as hateful. You will recall I said in my post that Muslims wouldn't agree to a Christian/Christian ticket. Whats good for the goose is also good for the gander.

Don't mind those Muslim hypocrites when it comes 2 Muslin/Muslim ticket they will tell u that it doesn't matter but present Christian/Christian to them ACF will cry like a rabbis infested dog.

Omimah:
1. Yes. If, say, David Mark or T. Y. Danjuma (two strong northerners of the christian faith) picks any popular southern politician.
2. Give me the link.
3. Answer given in (1) above.

Your assumption on David Mark and T Y Danjuma is a mere illusion because the reality on the ground says otherwise, No other ethnic group or religious organization has clamorize about political post in Nigeria than Northern Muslim.
Yes Buhari asked Muslim to vote only Muslim candidate in 2003 (not 2011)
Here's d link
http://m.allafrica.com/stories/200201210250.html/

Omimah:
The only geo-political zone that is hell-bent religious intolerant is the SE. Edo and Delta states are to some extent religious tolerant. In Edo north, for obvious reason(s) a place like Auchi will vote for APC.

Pls i want u to answer this honest question:
(1) can northern Muslim vote Christian/Christian ticket
(2) why did Buhari in 2011 ask Muslim to vote only Muslim ticket
(3) If northern Muslim can not vote Christian/Christian ticket why should i as Christian vote Muslim/Muslim ticket?

If Muslim (especially northern Muslim) can not support Christian/Christian ticket why must i as a Christian support Muslim/Muslim ticket?
We must stop pretending, Buhari/Fashola ticket ll never sell, not even when we are fighting Islamic religious war

https://sunnewsonline.com/new/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/buhari-7-702x336.jpg

Our politicians should not divide the North –ACF

Former Head of State and All Progressives Congress (APC), presidential aspirant, General Muhammadu Buhari (Retd) came down heavily on the rul ing Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), saying Ni geria would be washed away as a country if the ruling party is given four more years in office in the 2015 general elec tion.

In the same vein, the Chairman of the Arewa Con sultative Forum (ACF), Ibra him Coomassie, in a good will message delivered on his behalf by Barrister Solo mon Dalung, urged northern ers not to allow themselves to be divided by the artificial differences created by politi­cians.

ACF urged politicians from the northern extraction to put the interest of the north first and above their personal interest, saying ACF’s de sire is for a united north that could give credible leader ship in the country.

Speaking yesterday, in Ka duna, on behalf of other pres idential aspirants of APC, at the party’s Northern stake holders’ interactive meet ing, General Buhari noted that Nigerians had become tired of incompetent leader ship and urged the electorate to ensure that free, fair and credible elections that will usher in credible leaders at all levels of governance in the country are held.

APC presidential aspi rants present at the meeting included former Vice Presi dent, Atiku Abubakar, Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and Sam Nda Isaiah. Other members were Zamfara State Governor, Ab dulazeez Yari, APC Deputy National Chairman (North), Senator Lawal Shuaibu, among others.

The former Head of State described 2015 as another year of extreme concern to Nigerians, urging partici pants at the meeting not to allow their members to be disenfranchised before or during the elections.

Apparently, making cari cature of huge presence of security operatives in Ekiti State during the gubernato rial election in the state, Bu hari noted that the number of soldiers, police and SSS deployed to the state during the election, were enough to rescue the abducted Chibok girls if the same number was deployed to the troubled north east. He recalled with pains that he contested presi­dential election three times in the country and ended up in the Supreme Court to challenge his failure, saying that judges that ruled on the cases were his own brothers from the North, while those behind him were Southern Christians.

Buhari said: “If PDP is given another four years to rule this country, Nigeria will go down the drain in 2015. This is because Nige rians are tired of incompetent leadership, so we must be ready to make sacrifices that will salvage the country, let us not allow our people to be disenfranchised during the elections, we must be united to ensure free, fair and cred ible elections in 2015.

“I contested the Presiden tial election three times in this country and failed and ended up in the Supreme Courts and lost the case. The first time the judges agreed that there were no elections and they were all Chris tians, but the second time, the judges that declared that the PDP had won despite the irregularities, were Fulanis from Adamawa and Taraba, and a Nupe man, that was when I understood that it was not about religion and ethnic ity, but Naira and Dollar. So, there is the need for the party to be united and make a dif ference in the general elec tions in 2015.”

Meanwhile, in his open ing speech, the APC Deputy National Chairman (North), Senator Lawal Shuaibu said one of the reasons for the stakeholders meeting was to sensitize the leaders of the party about their roles as guardians and conscience of the party.

Shuaibu said, “We expect that at the end of this meet ing, we will be able to de velop and adopt strategies for enhancing party unity and discipline. We equally hope that aside from what the con stitution specifies, we will be able to come up with home-spurned internal conflict res olution mechanisms that will solidify the party and build it into a strong institution.”

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=86858

Buhari is a tribal bigot

I only pity Corp members/southerners who will be caught in violence after 2015 election in the north, this time around Buhari and his BH gang will roll out their tanks and machine guns.
Is there no way INEC will disqualify that man for the sake of innocent citizens?

If fulanis hear am they will wipe out entire Yoruba race. Seller don sell, buyer don buy No refund of money after payment

Bayo Onanuga

There are indications that the man with whom Nigeria’s military and presidency officials agreed a truce over the raging insurgency in the North east of the country may be an impostor, who may not have any connection with Abubakar Shekau, the Boko Haram leader.

Multiple analysts have already cast doubt on the credibility of the ceasefire agreed with Nigeria, with scepticism about the identity of the purported Boko Haram envoy who allegedly represented the Islamists at recent talks in neighbouring Chad, agency reports said.

The VOA had reported that the talks was in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and quoted Ahmadu as saying Chadian and Cameroonian officials were involved.


Shekau: part of ceasefire talks?

Various sources with intimate knowledge of the insurgent group said the envoy, Danladi Ahmadu, had no connection to Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau.

In six tweets today, Ahmad Salkida, the Nigerian journalist, now on retreat in the UAE and with proven contacts with the leadership of Boko Haram dented the credibility of the ceasefire and appeared to suggest that Nigeria may have been hoodwinked by the broker.

He tweeted as follows:
“I guess Nigerians are tired and as such, any news that offers respite on this protracted war between Nigeria & #BokoHaram is always welcome.Sadly anybody that demised(sic) such good news becomes Nigeria’s enemy. But the leadership of #BH are said to be miffed that a nation of the profile and magnitude of Nigeria, with high level of intelligent people is being easily encased in deceit and nobody seems to be asking tough questions.

“What is most worrying here is, government at the highest level and the intelligence formations in #Nigeria has embraced this ‘good news,.This shows lack of understanding of the reality that this is an ideology that can only be neutralised after long hardwork that is yet to start

“It also appears that government is more interested in shadows and bubbles, than in substance and clear headed engagement with the #BokoHaram ideology”, Salkida concluded.

The last time Salkida faulted Nigeria’s military was over the purported death of Abubakar Shekau, said to have been killed in the battle for Konduga. Salkida insisted the man was alive, but military spokesmen said he was dead. Some few days after, Shekau appeared in a new video and announced he was alive.



“What is most worrying here is, government at the highest level and the intelligence formations in #Nigeria has embraced this ‘good news,.This shows lack of understanding of the reality that this is an ideology that can only be neutralised after long hardwork that is yet to start”—-Salkida

Nigeria had been fooled before with such Boko Haram ceasefire, only for the sect to erupt with more deadly attacks on Nigerian targets.

In July 2013,one Imam Muhammadu Marwana, who claimed to represent Boko Haram gleefully announced a ceasefire agreement with Boko Haram.

On the Hausa Service of Radio France International where the agreement was unveiled, Marwana not only sought Nigerians forgiveness for the sect’s past murderous activities, he absolved the sect from the attack on Government Secondary School, Maudo, Yobe state. Described as an influential Boko haram member, Marwana said:

“WE are seeking forgiveness from the people over the number of people killed in the country.
I appeal to those who lost their loved ones to our activities to forgive us and on our side we have forgiven all those who committed atrocities against us. I want to state clearly that we have no hands in the unfortunate attack on the secondary school (Government Secondary School, Mamudo, Yobe State).”

The so-called agreement came exactly 82 days after the Federal Government raised a 25-man committee to work out modalities for granting the amnesty to the sect.

The ‘agreement’ was signed on behalf of the Jonathan government by Minister of Special Duties and Chairman of the Peace and Dialogue Committee in the North, Alhaji Tanimu Turaki. It was the eve of Ramadan and Nigerians wanted peace.

“We have sat down and agreed that Jama’atu Ahlul Sunnah Lidda’awati wal Jihad, known as Boko Haram will lay down their arms as part of the agreement so as to end the insurgency. Government agreed with ceasefire and will look into ways to ensure that the troops relax their activities till the final take off of the ceasefire,” Turaki told his interviewers.

As it turned out, the agreement was not worth the piece of paper it was written upon.

Boko Haram stepped up its deadly campaign and the rest is history.

Analysts believed that the Jonathan administration may be looking for a window of peace, preparatory to President Jonathan’s declaration for the nation’s presidency, days after his likely principal contender, Muhammadu Buhari made a similar declaration in Abuja.

At the moment, there has been a lull in fighting in the frontline, despite reports that many towns in the North east seized by the sect, are still in their firm grip and their Islamic Caliphate. Among them are Bama, Gamboru Ngala, Kala-Balge, Gwoza and Dikwa LGAs of Borno State.

“Contrary to earlier reports that the said local government areas were reclaimed by the Nigerian government and are now under the control of Nigerian troops, they are still under the control of the Boko Haram,” representative Abdurrahman Talbe told the House on Thursday.

As Nigeria observed ceasefire despite the $1 billion loan approved to buy arms, neighbouring Cameroon, has been busy piling pressure on the Boko haram insurgents. In its latest statement on brushes with the insurgent, the cameroon defence ministry, said its soldiers had killed 107 insurgents this week.

The “fighting of rare violence” occurred in two areas in the north on Wednesday and Thursday and also resulted in the deaths of eight soldiers, the defence ministry said in a statement read on state radio.

The question most Nigerians should ask the military authorities is: Why will the military accept with gush a ceasefire by the sect at the time the country is building a West African coalition counter-force against the rag tag soldiers of Boko Haram?

Why waste all the time hosting defence chiefs of the neighbouring countries and the foreign affairs ministers, when we seem to have lost the appetite to crush the enemies?

Why did the officials give conflicting accounts of the terms of the ceasefire: one person said the kidnapped 219 girls would be released. Another said, their freedom was not part of the deal. What deal should be more paramount now: buying fighting holiday for our soldiers or buying freedom for the girls spending their seventh month with the Boko Haram militants?

I wonder and I think you should wonder too.
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/10/17/news-analysis-ahmadu-boko-haram-broker-most-likely-an-impostor/

Madness @ it peak

Sophisticated translation

BuddahMonk:
*Do you want one with toilet or not.

*Do you want a block house or mud.

*Do you want an aluminuim zinc or brown rusted roof.

Choi!!!

geophyscist:
jonathan vote is a done deal in the south east:anambra 95percent,ebonyi 95-100per,abia 90per,enugu 95per.rochas might suceed in getting 50per in imo.them come to south-south delta 95 to 100,bayelsa 90 to 95 just becos of the ijaw people,akwa ibom 95 to 100,rivers 70 to 80 just a minute interference by amaechi,edo only few yoruba might hinder gej vote so i give gej not above 70per and finally cross river 100percent.these are domain i have transverse in these country.south west region are unprecdictable.

Yoruba are not unpredictable don't be deceive
Lagos 80%
Ogun 60%
Ondo 70%
Oyo 50%
Ekiti 80%
Osun 25%
Forget about nairaland voting pattern and Internet jibes

Confusion everywhere