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Dollyak:Need some? |
Anyone ever thought about the court sacking Buhari and declaring GEJ? It's a probability. All options are opened If GEJ is declared winner, APC will learn an important lesson, they are best at opposition and not necessarily at leadership. All those who decamped from PDP will..... themselves. LaiMohammed will start a school of political opposition where he will teach propagand techniques. GEJ will possibly be wiser BH will technically ressurect NDA will disappear IPOB will continue their agitations. PMB will go back to farm As for Fayose That guy will become a political godfather. EFCC may be merged with ministry of health, house inspection unit. |
Una weldone. Can nigeria just negotiate with people who want a sovereign state. Give them referendum. Let them go and let's know what remains of Nigeria, we will reset our economy and we'll be on the path to greatness. #ProudlyNigerian |
History is a map for us to follow, a man without history may never find His way home. It saddens any sane mind to believe we are towing this path of injustice and folly. I once believed that truly a change has come to our psyche as a people but regrettably I'm wrong. According to the dictionary Amnesty is defined thus; noun, plural amnesties.Going by these definition in contrast to what is happening in Nigeria today, every Nigerian needs amnesty to enjoy the basics of life. The Nigerian amnesty programme gives a diplomatic treatment to criminals and celebrates successful arms struggle by all means necessary. If a criminal could hold his fort for too long in Nigeria its only a matter of time before an amnesty deal will surface for him. According to the guardian ( http://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/aug/06/niger-delta-militants-amnesty-launched ) on August 6, 2009, a news title "Nigeria begins amnesty for Niger Delta militants", the third paragraph has written; "A lot of militia leaders and foot soldiers have indicated that they are tired of fighting, and want to come out," Timiebi Koripamo-Agary, spokesperson for the amnesty committee, said today. "The arms collection centres are now open, but I think people will watch what happens for a few days before it takes off."Paragraph 6 & 7 of same article read; "The government has responded with a two-pronged strategy. In May the military launched a major ground, air and sea offensive to flush militants out of their camps in the Niger Delta. President Yar'Adua then announced the amnesty deal, and freed Henry Okah, a suspected leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (Mend), the most active militant group in recent years."https://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2006/02/25/international/25host650.jpg While I will not ignore the efforts of the Niger-Delta emancipation groups (tagged "militants" to ensure that they clamour for a better life for their people, I will say the amnesty programme has not done much to ameliorate the poor living conditions in the creeks of the Niger-Delta.According to a study by Adegboyega Isaac Ajayi published in the Journal of Asian and African Studies in August, 2013 Titled "The Gains and Pains of the Amnesty Programme in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria, 2007–2012: A Preliminary Assessment", He observed that "the amnesty programme is a short term expediency that could not address the myriad problems confronting the Niger Delta comprehensively. This implies that more broad-based programmes, targeted at the rapid development of the area, creation of job opportunities, environmental restoration and robust support for sustainable socio-economic endeavours geared towards self-reliance, would have to be proposed in order to ensure lasting peace in the region." In light of the current economic realities, the present government is considering granting Amnesty to the dreaded Boko-Haram terrorist group, a fundamental Islamic Sect who has been implicated to be responsible for the murder over 20, 000 people, rape and kidnap of several girls and women and also for the displacement of over 2.3million people from their homes. https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/5860362-3x2-940x627.jpg Let us start with the fundamentals, a report by NigerianPilot.com news platform on Monday, May 9, 2016, reported that not less than 800 repentant Boko-Haram Insurgents are to benefit from a new kind of amnesty with skectchy details. According to the Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, Alhaji Sani Sidi, He said "It is not correct that the Federal government does not have a plan for repentant sect members. The federal government has set up the safe corridor programme. I do know that over 800 sect members have been registered in it.Allow me to say this is unfair to every law abiding, hardworking Nigerian who instead of creating anarchy, lawlessness have decided to go about life with dignity. Thousand of young boys and girls hawking drinks, carrying luggage, selling water in kegs just to mention a few and yet the government ignored these ones like plague. They can only play their way to relevance through arms struggle. Instead of setting up skill acquisition centers for this helpless sets of people, the government has decided to empower those who are responsible for the murder of 20,000 plus humans who deserve a shot a life like everyone else. This injustice called Amnesty is an act of cowardice on the path of government and it must stop. @howmon |
Nigerians will make that kinda sale soon |
you see your life outside? |
Come and see people spending cash under this Bubu administration oh, una come talk say money no dey. The thunder wey go fire poverty dey my house now dey chop Pounded Yam and Egusi. |
You should have included tumblr in your comparison it's great for SEO. |
organiza:hi, how much for plantain sucker, I need 2500 suckers. |
I'm impressed |
Glo should apologise to nigerians for such nonsense. Changing tarrifs without fore-notification. |
How much for just the emails alone? |
How about 50k? Will get it right away majekky: |
Shecow must d*e |
dennykel60:Hello!!! Pls do u have the number of the guy contemplating suicide then? Kindly send to me |
Good job, Your designs are really neat. I may get a job for you soon. Love it. |
Hehehe Everyone wants the Eze Ndigbo title for themselves. A stylish way to enslave their own. |
Can't they call themselves up on phone? What's with all these social media nonsense, i'll have issues with my friend sef we don't settle on social media. Nonsense. They allow some low-lifes in the guise of fans to destroy their bond. |
What course did you study pls. Samtobh: |
Can't find my sense of humour |
drjoshua2000:What is the condition of the ride ATM? |
Like I said, you'll earn it |
Dope |
Sensational headlines as always. As if He was in a trouble before this time out. I stand with PMB but can the media just STFU till the government is willing to charge these mofos to court as against the whole media paparazzi we have ryt now |
Tee-Billz Posted on His IG page a few hours ago that Olamide will be dropping a jam with Tiwa produced by Don Jay!!! watchout cc. airmark
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Last i Checked Sahara reporters broke the news not DSS chaloner: |
wow |
When did MASSOB and IPOB's voice become the voice of Kanu? This Topic is Misleading |
to ensure that they clamour for a better life for their people, I will say the amnesty programme has not done much to ameliorate the poor living conditions in the creeks of the Niger-Delta.