₦airaland Forum

Curlieweed:


only "tear gassed"? What kind of useless "troops" do we have in this country these days? Shoot the asewo!

Curlieweed:
only "tear gassed"? What kind of useless "troops" do we have in this country these days? Shoot the asewo!

kayslimshady:
Attention seeker!!!

free2ryhme:
You and the entire easterners have been scammed by an otueke ogogoro drunkard

amaraudo:
Please examine your brains

kayslimshady:
Teenager!!

Schematics:
NO! Evening school..

Schematics:
This is a right move.

Is he still the speaker of the House? NO

He got Speaker's post because PDP was and is still the majority in the House. Now that he has pitched his tent with APC which has minority in the House, the right thing to do is to relinquish his position immediately he decamped.

I don't know why some people want to create unnecessary attention.

You can't eat your 'gworo kola' and have it back!

profjustine458:
I thought they say Tambuwal is a lawyer or is it
sharia law that he read. Let him read the
constitution for proper guidance. You cant eat
ur cake & have it.

Chukwugekwu:
Okay nah

NgeneUkwenu:
If PDP/SSS try anything funny! This democracy will be buried today!

nagoma:
SUMMARY OF THE PRESIDENT's TENURE (1)

defining event of Jonathan’s current tenure has been the Boko Haram war. The Boko Haram war did not start under Jonathan. He inherited it but his administration bungled the war against insurgents. The problem was accentuated because it took a long time for regime chiefs to shake off their belief that it was all the work of political opponents. However, the military and security agencies’ inability to overcome the insurgents was not entirely Jonathan’s fault. The war revealed a weakness in the military that most Nigerians did not know existed; we were used to seeing them easily put down student unrest and communal riots. It is noticeable in four years the Jonathan regime failed to come up with a grand new strategy to combat the insurgency.
Right now, his impending declaration for another term in office is somewhat brightened by the ceasefire announcement and the expectation that the Chibok schoolgirls could be released. If that happens and if the war does end, Jonathan would have scored a major political victory. It may not change many opponents’ view of him but it would rob them of a potent propaganda weapon.
Before Boko Haram, everyone believed that corruption is this country’s number one governance problem and the Jonathan regime is defined by a total reluctance to tackle it. Under him, EFCC and ICPC are virtually comatose. The serious allegation made by Speaker Aminu Tambuwal that Jonathan’s body language encourages corruption rings true in many people’s ears. While Presidency strategists would rather believe that General Buhari’s electoral appeal is sectional and religious, his supporters’ main argument is that he will fight corruption, and indeed he looks like the man who can do it. That puts Jonathan doubly on the spot on this issue.

bushdoc9919:
Nigeria may yet qualify.....depending on Group G results

hazyfm:
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Firefire:
Life continue...

PhockPhockMan:
Whenever I tell APC members that their party has soiled their hands in their desperate moves to occupy the nation's presidential villa, Aso Rock, and that the only saving grace to their predicament is through salvation after confessions of their atrocious act against the people of Nigeria.
Today, at the nation's capital, Abuja, All Progressive Congress, APC held what they called APC SALVATATION RALLY. Unfortunately, A.I.T could not continue the program because the visual and audio quality was very poor.
Please, is there any body in the house who watched the rally till the end?
Did they confessed, because that's the only way to salvation.

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Firefire:
It would be a welcome development.

akpanikpe:
In other words go and buy dstv and be paying plenty of money to view it.

SirHouloo:
When the best shot is giving up, is that not a disaster to the party?