₦airaland Forum

Jennydoris:
I don't use sponge at all. Any day I will try that I will end up giving myself a scratch for like 10 minutes after leaving the bathroom because my whole body will be itching. So I make use of soft cloth.

same boat with you..... I dare not use it else i will scratch till I bleed.

oc2fish:
Good Job. Delta state stadium NEXT

you well so? no ever mention that water polo stadium where this world class stadium dey.

tonychristopher:
but we are not at war with foreign country, we are not fighting an external war

yes, I agree with you but war is war. this internal war is even worst than an external war because it's a gorilla war. you can't identify your enemies easily.

tonychristopher:
YOUR RIGHT MY BROTHER, BUT THE QUESTION IS ON WHAT BASIS DO A PRESIDENT RESIGN, IS IT DURING PEACE OR WAR...WE ARE FIGHTING TERRORISM HERE AND IF GEJ RESIGN POSTERITY WILL JUDGE HIM AND HIS PEOPLE AS COWARDS, SO LIKE CEASER ...TIED TO STAKE HE WILL FIGHT THE WAR TILL ANNIHILATION.


Now do you personally think that APC has the messaih we are waiting for?


from the acts we know em

It was the abject failure of the British military inNorwaythat ended Chamberlain's time as Prime Minister. Many in Parliament saw that he would not be an inspirational war leader and many politicians refused to serve in his proposed National Government."It is not a question of who are the Prime Minister's friends. It is a far bigger issue. He has appealed for sacrifice. The nation is prepared for every sacrifice as long as it has leadership, so long as the government show clearly what they are aiming at, and so long as the nation is confident that those who are leading it are doing their best. I say solemnly that the Prime Minister should give an example of sacrifice, because there is nothing whichcan contribute more to victory than that he should sacrifice the seals of office."David Lloyd GeorgeHe resigned on May 10th1940and was replaced as Prime Minister byWinston Churchill. Chamberlain served as Lord President of the Council in Churchill's government. In October 1940, ill health forced him to resign this position and on November 9th, 1940, Neville Chamberlain died.

dunkem21:
Eat the humble pie bro. Extend your search to the 17th centuries.

We reiterate that 'NO PRESIDENT RESIGNS UNDER WAR' and It won't start from Azikiwe.

GEJ till 2019.

What's the difference between Mr President and Mr Prime Minister?

dunkem21:
Thanks. Read your last paragraph again and take a stand.

you read the first paragraph, the last paragraph is talking about his resignation from parliament.

dunkem21:
Weedian, please take advantage of the schools built by GEJ to rehabilitate fellow janjas to upgrade.

Tell us chamberlain's story and why he resigned as PM, then take a look at the topic again. Very soon, you will convince your fellows that GEJ is a prime minister.

Itiboribo.

Chamberlain resigned the premiership on 10 May 1940 after theAllies were forced toretreat from Norway, as he believed a government supported by all parties was essential, and the Labour and Liberal parties would not join a government headed by him. He was succeeded byWinston Churchillbut remained very well regarded in Parliament, especially among Conservatives. Before ill health forced him to resign he was an important member of Churchill'sWar Cabinet, heading it in the new premier's absence. Chamberlain died of cancer six months after leaving the premiership.

2cato:
jan.jawe.ed and lies. Chambarlain chose not to contest the next election he never resigned.

.when Stanley Baldwinretired in May 1937, Chamberlain took his place as Prime Minister. His premiership was dominated by the question of policy toward the increasingly aggressive Germany, and his actions at Munich were widely popular among Britons at the time. When Hitler continued his aggression, Chamberlain pledged Britain to defend Poland's independence if the latter were attacked, an alliance that brought Britain into war when Germany attacked Poland in 1939.Chamberlain resigned the premiership on 10 May 1940 after theAllies were forced toretreat from Norway, as he believed a government supported by all parties was essential, and the Labour and Liberal parties would not join a government headed by him. He was succeeded byWinston Churchillbut remained very well regarded in Parliament, especially among Conservatives. Before ill health forced him to resign he was an important member of Churchill'sWar Cabinet, heading it in the new premier's absence. Chamberlain died of cancer six months after leaving the premiership.

dunkem21:
You see why you're called Janja.weed?

I choose my words carefully and I repeat 'NO PRESIDENT RESIGNS DURING WAR'!

You even went as century back as 1940 to refute our claim but could only come up with a feeble defence of a sick prime minister, Neville Chamberlain who died days after leaving active service.

Lets not even begin to argue the difference between a president and a prime minister.

GEJ till 2019.

.WhenStanley Baldwinretired in May 1937, Chamberlain took his place as Prime Minister. His premiership was dominated by the question of policy toward the increasingly aggressive Germany, and his actions at Munich were widely popular among Britons at the time. When Hitler continued his aggression, Chamberlain pledged Britain to defend Poland's independence if the latter were attacked, an alliance that brought Britain into war when Germany attacked Poland in 1939.Chamberlain resigned the premiership on 10 May 1940 after theAllies were forced toretreat from Norway, as he believed a government supported by all parties was essential, and the Labour and Liberal parties would not join a government headed by him. He was succeeded byWinston Churchillbut remained very well regarded in Parliament, especially among Conservatives. Before ill health forced him to resign he was an important member of Churchill'sWar Cabinet, heading it in the new premier's absence. Chamberlain died of cancer six months after leaving the premiership.

Goddex:
I just returned from Federal University Lokoja where a niece is studying.

Only a transformation agent like GEJ could have replicated what I saw
there in Taraba, Nasarrawa, Yobe, Zamfara, Kebbi, Kogi, Delta, Ekiti, Ebonyi,
Bayelsa, Jigawa, Katsina, Gombe all in about 4yrs time

I also used this beautifully newly constructed Abuja - Lokoja road to Abuja

which part of delta if I may ask.

Despite that the House of Representatives
is currently on recess, Hon. Aminu
Tambuwal’s seat as Speaker of the House
has become heavily threatened following
his defection to the All Progressives
Congress, APC, from the ruling Peoples’ Democratic party, PDP. This is as the PDP
caucus in the lower chamber of the
National Assembly on Wednesday met to
plot how the party could regain the
leadership of the legislature it lost due to
the defection. However, the lawmakers acknowledged
in the meeting, which started late on
Tuesday night in Abuja and ended in the
wee hours of yesterday, that it would not
be an easy ride for them to unseat
Tambuwal, in view of the support he enjoys among his colleagues and the
inability of PDP members to muster the
required two-third majority to force him
out as Speaker. New Telegraph quotes a source privy to
deliberations at the PDP House caucus
meeting as disclosing that among the
options considered was the summoning
of an emergency meeting of the House
before the December 3 resumption date, supposedly to receive the 2015 budget
proposal. It was gathered that
reconvening the House before the
December 3 was one of the options
discussed at the meeting between the
PDP National Working Committee (NWC) and members of the PDP in the House as
a way of forcing Tambuwal to resign or be
impeached. DailyPost recalls that Tambuwal had
adjourned further sittings of the House
until December 3 to enable members
participate in their parties’ primaries
ahead of the 2015 general election. He
was smart enough to notify his colleagues of his membership of the APC before
hitting the gravel signaling the
adjournment of the House. However, the
PDP NWC, which swiftly met with party
members in the House after Tambuwal
announced his defection at plenary on Tuesday, issued a statement calling on
the speaker to “do the needful.” The source explained that it was mulled
for President Goodluck Jonathan to write
the House that he intends to present the
2015 Appropriation Bill in November to
enable the lawmakers to pass it before
proceeding on Christmas break. It was calculated that the Speaker would ignore
the letter on the pretext that the House
was on break, thus allowing PDP
lawmakers to cash in on his refusal to
collect signatures from their members to
get the required one third to reconvene the House. With 188 members in the
House, the PDP believes it will be able to
collect enough signatures to meet the
one-third requirement, which is 120 of
the 360-member House. Although the new House Standing Orders
do not make provision for convening an
emergency session, the PDP wants to
capitalize on the general provision of
quorum for plenary sittings to execute its
agenda. Order IV Rule 16 (1) states that “the quorum of the House shall not be less
than one-third of all the members of the
House.” The source continued: “So many options
were tabled at the meeting but members
told the leadership of the party (PDP) that
it would be difficult to impeach
Tambuwal. However, one option that was
explored was to try to reopen the House before December 3 to receive the budget
proposal. The idea is that the presidency,
will in the letter state that since we are
going into an election year, it is a matter
of urgent national importance that the
budget be submitted in November so that it can be passed in December.” The source was, however, optimistic that
the plan would not work because majority
of the lawmakers had resolved that
Tambuwal would remain as Speaker till
the end of their tenure. “This too will not
work because it is the decision of majority of us that we should not
destabilize the House. ”In fact, come to think of it, even at the
meeting the speaker was being fed with
what was going on minute by minute. So,
we know that it is a near impossible
plot,” the source, who is a House member,
added. Meanwhile, amid the calls for Tambuwal
to resign, Deputy Chairman, House
Committee on Media and Public Affairs,
Hon. Victor Ogene, has noted that only the
court could remove the Speaker. Hear
him, “it is common knowledge that following the defection of 37 members of
the House in December 2013, from the
PDP to APC, there has been multiple court
cases on the matter, thus rendering it
subjudice to discuss any likely outcome.” While warning those making disparaging
comments about Tambuwal’s defection to
desist, he asserted that no one can
regulate activities of the lower chamber
from outside. He added, “Everyone is thus
enjoined to await a final judicial pronouncement on the issue of defection,
which has afflicted virtually all political
parties in the land.
“Concerning calls for Mr. Speaker to step
down from the position, which his
colleagues freely elected him to on June 6, 2011, we wish to reaffirm, even with
the pains of almost sounding
monotonous, that the speakership of the
House of Representatives, or indeed, any
other national elective position, belongs
to the generality of Nigerians, and not the political platforms upon which such
leaders emerge,” said Ogene. However, Tambuwal, yesterday, made his
first appearance as an APC stalwart at the
party’s extra-ordinary national convention
to amend its constitution. He was at the
event formally admitted to the party and
was handed his membership card. Also at the convention, APC National Chairman,
Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, listed reasons
why Nigerians should end PDP’s 16-year
rule by voting the ruling party out in 2015. Send your press release/articles to:
newsdesk@dailypost.com.ng

Elan83:
can i marry ur brain?

Hahaha

[quote author=excellence44 post=27537590][/quote]na you go look for the next man abi na woman.... Mr blind

excellence44:
see person oh. wetin com join me n u?

na ur mention join us as u no dey see again

excellence44:
r u too blind to see? u can sell 1gig @ 1100 n still make normal profit. problem is slow turnover but ur profit is still intact given that u bought it less than 7k.

You are the one that is too blind to see that it is sold for 10k for 10gb

excellence44:
always see opportunity in any circumstance. it means that you guys should go n re.strategize

no opportunity here because the maximum you can buy is 10GB and the minimum you can share is 1GB .

englishmart: Every Apc member wants to declare for presidency.

This is enough reason their selfishness will bring them all down.

That's what democracy is all about Fool............................ Unlike the PDP cult.

BrownKnight: lol you say wait for hours on end? There is no road to even transport yourself through.

I swear...... This town is Fuked
Warri’s endless traffic gridlocks Posted by: BOLAJI OGUNDELE
in Niger Delta 7 days ago Warri, the commercial nerve centre of Delta State, usually witnesses traffic gridlocks, which have been traced to bad spots across the stretch of the roads, writes BOLAJI OGUNDELE Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, to an
average Delta State indigene or resident,
is a performer. Not a few believe that the
governor, especially in his second term,
has doubled efforts to improve the state
of the road networks in the oil-rich enclave. But, for residents of Warri metropolis and
its environs, the state of roads in many
parts of the city is still a source of
concern. As a result of this, traffic jams
have been a daily experience in the
metropolis. Warri is small in size, but it is criss-
crossed by one of the most complex road
networks in the southern part of Nigeria.
It is thus not uncommon to hear people
make statements, such as “Only God
knows what these people (government officials) are doing, there’s no reason why
we should be experiencing this” or “if you
get to the front now, you will see no real
reason for this traffic jam”. Niger Delta Report found out that the
road jams are mostly occasioned by bad
spots, which usually are not longer than
50 to 150 metres. In some other cases,
the bad spots are recently created by
another set of public messengers, who are tasked with the responsibility of
taking pipe-borne water to households in
the city. In the process of carrying out
their task, especially when they have to
take pipelines from one side of the road
to the other, they have had to break across hitherto good roads to be able to
dig the ground and lay pipes. At the end
of laying these pipes, the breaches
created on the roads are merely covered
with raw earth, which have been washed
away by the ceaseless rains of Warri, leaving scores of gapping junctions across
the city. Some road users said they were looking
up to the government to correct the
situation. Some summed the situation up
as government’s ineptitude. Commissioner for Works Solomon
Funkekeme did not pick his call, neither
respond to a text message sent to him
before filing this report. in

atlwireles: You are a certified liar, a known liar from the Edo/delta thread. Why can't you, maggots keep your nose from delta state?

sorry EEU attack dog. You can't bully me from saying my every day experience in my beloved state.

atlwireles: You are still on this lie? The last time you attempted it on the EDo/Delta thread, Evastar200, proved you to be a liar. Get off it and carry your useless lies to a different state.

so others on this thread are lying too, kwo?

DaGC: Well, if you are in Delta state, you would have seen improvements in the three listed areas I gave.
I'm sure you know the city shuttle buses take less and in some cases half of what other motorists charge to transit between towns e.g Warri,Ughelli, Asaba-Agbor,Sapele, Abraka etc. Places of N200 gets charged at N100, other places of N500 are usually charged N300 etc. Little wonder why lots of Deltans prefer using it. That's a win for me because it helps the average Deltan.
Granted, the roads are not perfect, but they are not what most people are painting it to be here.
The free medical heath care for under 5years and above 65years is a wonderful thing. My uncle works for the ministry of health and I've accompanied him on some inspection tours of hospitals in the state. To people who can afford medical bills for themselves and their families, they would easily overlook this as a good thing, but when you visit these health centres and see people bringing their parents/grandparents for free treatment, you would appreciate it. The free ante-natal care is also a plus; although its shocking to see so many pregnant young girls at the hospitals. Usually, these people would result to traditional medicine or in some cases patronising chemists in their rural areas, but because of this free medical care, they get proper medical care. Visit health centres across the state and see what it means to these families that wouldn't have been able to afford such medical care.
Lastly, on education, I visited an old friend serving in the state, Ughelli south LGA, Orogun to be precise. He's a teacher at the secondary school there. When we discussed, he heaped praises at the government's provision of equipments. Kept praising the quality of equipments in the physics lab; and that even him didn't get to use some of the apparatus during his university days. He said even the corper teaching chemistry was blown away too with the chemistry lab. We also all know the remodelling the government carried out on primary and secondary schools in the state. Visited my old college in Warri recently for a basketball game, and it truly has improved in a lot of ways. Better environment, better classes, better labs etc.

And the funny thing is I don't even like the man and FYI, I still think the governor could have done way more, but he impressed me in the areas of education, health care and transportation.

pictures don't lie. I send u some pics of primary schools in warri when I get hold of my new Phone to prove to you that the govt is best at deceiving people. The only place I can score this govt is on mother & child free med. Water is zero and transportation is same because you will have to wait for hours on end before it gets to your turn which is not good.

DaGC: I have always said here that in the areas of transportation, healthcare and education, he has been really good.

Still, he probably could have done more.

maybe eye dey turn you or na home video you for dey see all these things you mention here.

Uncleodi: I am a Corper, serving in one of the General hospitals in Delta State. I was surprised that health care is truly free. The Governor is doing well.

free for 5yrs under and that of 65yrs up is a big scam. And if really you are what you claim to be you should know better or maybe you are part of the fraud.

BizBloke: [color=#000033]

Hi, Htown64.

May I know the different capacities for the micro SD cards and quantity? Ditto to the USB drives.

Three cheers.[/color]

4gb 8gb 16gb 32gb for SD & 4gb 16gb 32gb for USB minimum should be 10 each.

Hi Bizbloke... I would love to purchase micro sd cards from you if you have them and other sizes of this USB drives.

Spicylate: is it possible sef?

yes, 100%. I for one done have a mirror in my house and never will. I hate it with passion.

tyconcepts: I recommend ;
* Oneplus One - You can't ignore its killer specs...Just a little push up on your budget to land the 16gb version. Note : There are many variant of this phone that poses to be the original so be guided accordingly.

* Xiaomi Mi3

* Jaiyu G6/G5S/G4

* THL 5000 - Up to date and you would have lots of change left from your proposed budget.

How is Mi3

my package

BizBloke: [color=#000033]
Hi, Htown64.

Great; we'll be waiting. Kindly mail the Delivery Team to rectify this; I'll also find out why.

Cheers.[/color]

noted.

Good morning Bizbloke, books and flashdrives received... Will upload pics later. I will like to know why I was charged N2500 for courier but waybill is showing N1500. Thanks

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