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I stayed with this lady in the same house at Hajj 2011, I don't know her prior to that Hajj because am not a yoruba movies person, but I have to confess she is very humble and kind hearted person. |
1, When they are buying you shoe it has to be over sized so that you can use it for long. 2,Your used clothes will always be given to your younger ones. 3, At puberty age you will use spirits to grow pubic hair . |
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The question is What are the military hiding ? They should come clean and give unhindered access to the war front the way we see in syria, iraq, mali and afghanistan. If humanitarian groups and the independent media has access there will be no place for all this propaganda by the Boko Haram and Army |
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The talent is still there,irrespective of his physical looks. Respect Jah man. |
As we have witnessed in the passed and presently in syria, afghanistan, iraq and all other terror war hotspot, jounalist and reporters are always at the war front given update on the war front. The case is different in Nigeria where no media is allowed at the front and all information is passed to the press from Abuja, which cannot be verified as telecommunications have been cut off, this cut in telephony was definitely not made stop BH from communication as evidence by the military itself that they have intercepted radio communication of BH which mean the BH members use walkie talkies, the cut was made so that information cannot be passed around through other forms of media mainly the new social media. The consequence of this is that propaganda will be the other of the day by both the military and Boko Haram as witnessed recently. The question is what are the military hiding, all I will say is that information can only be delayed but not suppressed, my candid advice to the miltary is to come clean in their operation against the Boko Haram as most Nigerians are with them and allow the press access to independent reports . |
Alh Garba knows very well that Suntai cannot be Governor again, that is why he is taking it calmly, yes suntai will comeback but has he regained his brains ? |
I have never seen an opportunist like Goodluck Jonathan and I have never seen gullible people like the Igbo. Well una eyes go clear when he handsover to a northerner after his tenure. |
Onyocha: [b]Please tell them my brother, this is the dumbest assertion I have seen by the Nigerian military, for those who don't know a shiate hisbollah would rather team up with CAN than with Boko Haram because of the stiff rivalry between shiate and sunni/wahhabism. |
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Facts emerging show how the first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, allegedly influenced the suspension of Rivers State governor Rotimi Amaechi by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Amaechi was suspended by the National Working Committee (NWC) this Monday on the grounds that he violated Articles 58 1(b), (c ), (h) and (m) of the PDP. But the suspension was largely seen as a direct fallout of the election of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) which Amaechi won. A highly placed source disclosed to LEADERSHIP that a bitter Mrs Jonathan allegedly summoned the members of the NWC and handed down a stern directive to them to immediately place the embattled governor on suspension after Amaechi emerged victorious in the NGF election. But the directive, according to the source, threw the NWC members into confusion as to what “sins” would be adduced as reason for such action. Some of them, it was disclosed, attempted to argue against it on the basis that such an “extreme measure” was too hasty and that anchoring the reasons on Amaechi’s victory at the NGF polls would portray the NWC as childish. “It became a case of what and what reason will be strong enough to justify the suspension; even at that, some members suggested that the governor should first of all be summoned to appear before a disciplinary committee of the party before any suspension. Yet somebody was said to have reminded the members that there is no subsisting disciplinary committee in place,” said the source. At this point, continued the source, a certain petition generated by the newly inaugurated executive of the party in the state, which had been lying unattended to in the secretariat, was exhumed. The content of the petition, which has to do with the failure of the governor to reinstate the suspended elected executive of the Obio/Akpor council became very fanciful and presented an explainable reason for Amaechi’s suspension, the source added. LEADERSHIP was told that what was done was entirely to please the first lady who allegedly has not hidden her intent to even remove Amaechi from office. One of such moves, the source continued, was when Mrs Jonathan allegedly met some security chiefs in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, and instructed them to effect the removal of the governor immediately. “On this, she was politely rebuffed when she was reminded that, in a democracy, it is the lot of only the state House of Assembly to effect the removal of a state governor through impeachment. Besides, some highly placed Nigerians in government who were placed in the know of the development because of the persistent pressure by the first lady warned the service chiefs to steer clear of the democratic structures and ensure that they cleared any such directive with the president and commander-in-chief whom they are answerable to. “The issue of clearing from the president became necessary because of the frequency with which the first lady allegedly hands down some directives on the pretext that it originated from Mr President. On many occasions, the woman had had cause to assign some ‘very bizarre’ duties using the president as a backup. It got to a hilt that sometimes the president feigned ignorance of such development, at which time it had become too late, as the deed had been done. The implication is that the issue of Amaechi was a plot finally consummated as it was an old-time project allegedly spearheaded by Mrs Jonathan,” the source added. However, the suspension, the source further revealed, is already generating frightening ripple effects. The NWC is said to be divided down the line, but the members are afraid to revolt in the open. Some of them are said to be miffed at the development and suspect that the first lady may grow to become so overbearing in the party in the days to come, if not checked. “The Amaechi saga is a test case and is a signal that it could get to a time when the party would be used to settle scores, even personal ones at that,” the source stated. Efforts made to get a response from the spokesman of the first lady, Mr Ayo Asinlu, were futile at press time as he neither picked several calls to his phone nor responded to text messages sent to him. -Leadership newspaper http://abusidiqu.com/?p=13293&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Abusidiqucom+%28Abusidiqu.com%29 |
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We need an independent news and reports not only from the army . In other countries like iraq, syria and afghanistan we saw jounalist at war front giving reports, where are the media both local and international. Why am saying this is because if going by report from army the insurgency would have died long ago but BH keep getting stronger by the day. Non the less hope the reports are true and BH will be history. |
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This is just to hurt the masses because the Boko Haram commanders use satelite phone(thuraya) to communicate. I still wonder what is Adamawa doing in this SOE to be frank, kano and bauchi are more hostile abi oga jona they fear kwankwaso |
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bigsam360: please is this correct, are they(NGF) that powerful to even control the National Assembly.The logic is that to get elected you must first pass the primary election huddle which in all state are conducted by delegate pocketed by the governors as such, the national assembly members are always loyal to their governors more than the president in order to secure their interest. And if all governor want an idea to scale through they meet at the level of the NGF and instruct their various NASS members to obey any rebel will hardly get their ticket back to the house. So that makes the NGF very strong . |
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[quote author=PapaBrowne]A more intelligent way to look at this NGF elections is to ask questions about its merits and implications. 1)The first assumption is that the struggle for this NGF election is about 2015. If that's what it is about, then lets look at the implications. How does it affect the potential electability of the Incumbent. 16 Governors voted the president, 14 of which are most likely PDP members. Opposition Governors are 13 in number, at least 2 voted Jonathan(Mimiko & Obi). That means the number of PDP governors who voted for Amaechi 9 or 10. The implication then is that in a PDP presidential primaries, the incumbent has a Stronger base amongst the Governors than those opposing his tenure. Interesting, even in states where the Opposition is strong like Rivers, the President can garner almost half the votes since he has strong ministers who can sway delegates. So the first assumption leaves the incumbent with little to worry about. The results indicate that the PDP primaries is an almost definite ticket for the incumbent. 2) The second assumption is that the struggle for this NGF election is opposition VS ruling party. That is, All the governors that voted Amaechi are either APC or planning to switch over to APC. Now this is interesting and a more plausible scenario. In this assumption, it means that for the first time in the country, there are going to be more opposition Governors than PDP governors. It also means that the Incumbents home base is going to be heavily hit by opposition. Something like 3 south south Governors would be angling for the opposition. In fact it would mean that 9 southern governors would be angling against the incumbent. Would look like a terrible scenario with potential to negatively affect the victory of the incumbent in the general elections. But no. Nigerians don't vote parties. They vote individuals in Presidential elections. While it might look good for the opposition, it is a terrible scenario because the geographical implication is poor for the opposition especially if the opposition is presenting a northern candidate. Rivers indigenes are never going to vote a Vice President Ameachi with Buhari or Tambuwal on top over a Jonathan neither would EDO indigenes vote a Vice President Oshiomole with Buhari atop the ticket. Same for Imo citizens and Okorocha and Lagosians and Fashola. The other implication is that all the Northern PDP governors who would move to APC would only do so if they have a shot at contesting the Presidency. Anything short of that would have them remain in PDP. My own personal take is that for the first time, the Governors are divided and almost evenly split. And I think its excellent. The reason being that the same governors who continue to stifle our development at the Local Government level and want to control the affairs at the federal level, have a much lesser capacity to do so. Its time for us to start championing the autonomy of Local Governments because that is the area of development that affects our everyday life. [/quote) |
The governors forum may be unconstitutional but they are so strong that they can make anything sail through in Nigeria, infact they control the national assembly. In a nutshell the governors forum is the strongest body in Nigeria. |
Those that voted Jang are : Akwa ibom Enugu Anambra Bayelsa Delta Ondo Ebonyi Enugu Plateau Katsina Benue Taraba Bauchi Kogi Abia Crossriver Those that voted Amaechi are : Lagos Ogun Osun Ekiti Oyo Kano Jigawa Sokoto Kebbi Zamfara Borno Adamawa Nasarawa Gombe Kwara Rivers Imo Niger Kaduna Abstention : Yobe |
Of the 19 votes gotten by amaechi 10 are from the opposition and 9 from PDP so how can this ode Akpabio say PDP regects amaechi when almost half of his vote came from PDP guys |
Gentle me: Folks who see this mere victory has a sign of Jonathan losing ahead are just just been pathetic to be serious. We know vividly that almost all the opposition state governors voted Amaechi while he enjoyed the 20% from his 2 northernYou are wrong my brother of the 19 votes gotten by amaech 3 opposition did not vote for him I.e yobe who was absent, then mimiko and obi who obviously voted Jang which mean he only got10 votes from the 13 opposition governors which mean he got 9 votes from PDP state so where did you get your 90%. Therefore 14/23= 60 only 60% of PDP governors voted Jang. |
This is obviously a sign that GEJ will lose the PDP primaries (he earlier he decamps to Apga or LP the better because PDPs candidate is Lamido or kwankwaso. The handwriting is clear on the wall. Lest I forget kano delegate alone is equal to 50% of south south delegates |
This is the second time GEJ will be defeated first was tambuwals election. The grand finale of his defeat will be in 2015 |
Is this the work of Ombatse or Boko Haram ? |
I met her in year 2000 while serving in osogbo, most corpers were afraid of her that she is evil as she was the custodian of the shrine, but I was among the few that sat and chatted with her and got interested in her adventures. Osogbo oroki. Osogbo ile yemoja |
fankasibe: olé, see as ur brain don dey miscommunicate b'coz of awoooof.see ya life, so make I no take advantage abi. By the way which one be lite again ? |
Is this for real ? 1gb for 500 pls can someone confirm so that I can take advantage sharp sharp |
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