dcaliph:
If South South and South East are supporting their own fanatically, what stops the North from doing same?
Why are Amechi and Rochas refered to as traitors? GEJ should know that you can‘t have your cake and eat it. He started this religious and tribal politics and he must play it to the end.

When he was calling APC and amala and ewedu party, he did‘t know that statement delivered the South West to APC.

When he was calling APC a muslim party and made CAN an organ of PDP and allowing this aide to call him “JESUS“, he didn‘t know that delivered the muslims to APC.

When he is telling the south not to vote a noutherner and allowing Asari to insult the North, he did‘nt know that he was telling the northerners that “IF YOU DON‘T VOTE FOR YOUR OWN, WHO WILL?“.

Now only the south and the east are supporting him, he is crying Tribalism and religion. HE MUST PLAY THE TRIBAL AND RELIGIOUS CARD TO THE END.

THOSE WHO ARE WITH HIM MORE THAN THAN THOSE WHO ARE AGAINST HIM.

THEN WHY HE CON DEY FEAR??

whitecat2:
@ Op, SS started this and has been doing that to Ameachi. Nothing less than 100 threads have been created to mock him for "betraying his brother" and pitching his tent with Apc. The north is just playing your gig. Goodluck to you starting dirty ethnic politics next time, cos you never know who might take a page from it. We all remember "Awolowo party" and "Amala party" No one has monopoly over ethnic politics.

Pataki:
Yawns.......


Ordinary Itshekiris' they are still battling them. Now they want to take on the whole of Nigeria?


No sensible Nigerian wants to associate with the clueless dunce we have as a President forthwith. He has no charisma for a leader.


Feb 14, will show that Nigerians both far and wide across this nation are done with this clueless corrupt being of a leader.

arresa:
^^^^^^^ Same Tribalism, division and religious bigotry is the reason why Jonadumb is in this predicament so go ahead, keep it up, abeg don't stop.

clitlicker:
Sanusi sef no safe for kano. Ordinary civilian like me . una want make shekau use me do kilishi?

enemaralph:


God didn't tell me that... you are on your own Apostle. You have cross the line. stay in your calling like our fathers Pst Adeboye, Pst Kumuyi who do not dabble into politics.

emiye:
But he earlier said APC will be in turmoil after primaries na,

Abi him crystal ball no dey roll then

MayorofLagos:


....SW, not SS, produces the most IGR in Nigeria.

SS has the biggest chunk of Federal Allocation! + SS has the highest volume, in barrel, of oil production.

Also, how is your map positioned? Jigawa is East of Kano......so why is Kano in NC and Jigawa in NW?

ofala:
I keep asking myself when my dear Country got its self into this sort of mess

diluminati:
GEJ is a joke if you don't know. This is what a country with so much oil money can come up with. Why do some set of nigerians love [size=18pt]MEDIOCRITY[/size]. compare that scrab to this in South Africa, nonsense

Nobleval:
this must a joke!

I hate biafra! Nigeria must be one.Our problems as a nation can't vanish if we realize that dream. I was invited by a friend to attend one of their numerous conferences in Hamburg,but I declined...why? I hate the ideology. Secession isn't always the solution to our problems. Ask S.Sudan e.t.c

We need to look inside us and purge ourselves,get ride of greediness,corruption,tribalism(it exists among the Igbos),jealousy,and...name them.

We are better off as Nigerians,dänke.

predentstats:
Read it on Sun newspaper.

Dreams becoming reality.

Princecalm:
I just dhey laugh

omenka:
It is even worse than this. In many states, civil servants are yet to receive their september salaries!! Some date as far back as august (Benue for instance).

Absolutely nothing seems to be working under this administration. Seems stealing is gradually assuming the appearance of corruption.

Like Obama said in his speech regarding the US' landmark policy change towards Cuba: the embargo doesn't seem to be yielding the desired results. We can't afford to be doing the same thing for 50years while expecting different results!

Nigerians, we can't afford to be throwing the same "solution" at a problem for 16years and expect aa different result!! We need to change the status quo!

Vote for CHANGE!!
Vote APC

Truckpusher:
An average Niger Delta person already knew what the op is saying right from birth but in Amaechi's greed and stupidity he fell for that old one Nigeria promoted by the Northern oligarchs and their South West lap dog who sees the Niger Delta as a region to plunder and pillage.


Amaechi has written his own negative history in the historical struggle for the liberation of Niger Delta people from this selfish,oppressive and dangerous neighbors that we were unceremoniously lumped alongside with by the British for their own selfish interest and political stranglehold on Nigeria through their Northern Islamaofascist stooges and South West traitors and bootlickers.


I pity Amaechi and his descendants.

GboyegaD:
Why have you refused to use your brain? Is it the region that matters or a good leader to deliver us from the pains we are going through.

atlwireles:
A leap in manufacturing’s contribution to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), huge investments in cement, sugar and automotive industries, as well as a surge in capacity utilisation within the year are indications that the sector can perform better in 2015 if the Federal Government pays more attention to broad-based, industry- specific incentives, rather than the individual-type motivations, stakeholders say.

“Majority of the members interviewed are of the opinion that once the government continues with broad-based incentives, the possibility of capacity utilisation improving further is high,” says the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), in its most recent economic review.

“What this translates to in the economic-wide aggregate, is expansion in the industry, with an increasing number of new entrants, leading to more jobs being created,’’ says MAN.

Manufacturing’s contribution to GDP leaped from 6.81 percent reported after the rebasing exercise to nine percent by end of the half year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Capacity utilisation also spiked to 53 percent, from 46 percent recorded previously.

These feats may be attributed to huge investments in the cement industry, which totalled $7 billion within the year, according to Olusegun Aganga, trade, industry and investment minister.

Similarly, over $2.6 billion investments were recorded in the sugar industry by companies like Dangote Sugar Refineries, Golden Sugar Company, HoneyGold and Crystal Sugar, among others.

The cement and sugar industries have been the beneficiaries of the Backward Integration Policy (BIP), which placed importation of the two products on the Prohibition List, while encouraging hitherto exporters to set up local plants and import equipment at almost zero percent duty.

The automotive industry also reported an upsurge of activity as 21 dealerships in the country made commitments with foreign technical partners to set up assembly operations in the country. This is owing to the full implementation the automotive policy within the year. The policy encouraged local investments with incentives, while making importation of vehicles more expensive.

MAN confirms that investments were directed mostly to industries where government seemed to direct attention.

Following the successes of these three sub-sectors and their capacity to drive the economy in 2014, analysts have said the Federal Government should now focus on other industries such as fruit juices, electronics, aluminium, iron and steel, paints and varnishes, toiletries and cosmetics, rubber and leather/footwear.

They also point to the need to spur domestic/industrial plastics, nail and wire, packaging, printing, carpets and rugs, furniture and plywood, school chalk, crayons, glass, and ceramics, foam and textile, among others.

“Why should the government allow some people in the same industry to have advantage over others? What type of manufacturing policy is that?” asked Robin Neville, managing director, First Aluminium plc, manufacturers of roofing sheets and coils, in an interview with BusinessDay.

Neville said neglect of the aluminium industry has resulted in the influx of sub-standard products, owing to the laxity of the Nigeria Customs Service. It has also led to loss of jobs.

“We lost 200 employees in 2012. We had to close down operations in December 2012, because production was and still is uneconomic in Nigeria,” Neville said.

As oil prices dwindle, government revenues fall and the Nigerian economy becomes more exposed, analysts say the Federal Government must in 2015 substantially implement the Nigerian Industrial Revolution Programme (NIRP), launched in early 2014. They say there should be more action than talk in changing the harsh business climate for investors.

“The problem the manufacturing sector is facing is lack of competitiveness. If you produce here and you are not competitive either in terms of price or quality, you cannot do any successful export. So it goes back to the issue of quality of business environment. You need to create a business environment that will enhance productivity and minimise bottlenecks,’ said Muda Yusuf, director-general, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), in an interview with BusinessDay.

http://businessdayonline.com/2014/12/manufacturings-robust-performance-in-2014-justifies-call-for-industry-specific-incentives

motherlode:
Why won't it be missing when Nigeria has a corrupt government? We need change in this country? We don't want a govt that will borrow lots of money in dollars for long term projects that might not be completed in their tenure, we don't want a govt that borrows money to buy stoves( for whom? ), we don't want a govt that is ready to fight for power at expense of the lives of many Nigerians, we don't a govt who can't protect our lives, we don't want a govt which GOOD is scarce and BAD is plentiful in the country .
We need change, vote for BUHARI. He is capable of restoring the pride of Nigerians and Nigeria itself by the grace of God . GEJ out, BUHARI in.

BiHung:
And how much did they say he stole?
How many bomb explosions were recorded?
How many insurgencies overpowered his government?

ODE LAWON PiPu Yii sha

MudRaker:
Last thread I made got shipped to Islam For Muslims Only Section.

Mods must be high on Janjawiid or something to assume such a serious issue with all the socio political undertones is a mere religious issue.



Only the Nigerian Army has this Arabic inscription on their logo as a motto and it translates to:" All Victories are from Allah Alone"

The air force, navy and other paramilitary units do not have an Arabic inscription with refrence to an Islamic god on their logo.

Is our land army an Islamic militia?

This can not be ruled out since we have heard of officers within the rank and file have been accused and are currently facing a court marshal in aiding and supporting the boko haram insurgency in one way or the other either through intel, arms or outright killing of their own soldiers in the war front to sabotaging operations and destroying military equipment.


Mods, this is not a religious issue. This is a serious political and security issue that must remain here.

By moving the previous thread to Islam for Muslims only section, the mod wanted to deliberately restrict access and comments to the thread.

I implore who ever is moderating this to also move this to front page for awareness sake.

Since the spurious and false allegation of an Islamic body against this current administration of inscribing the star of David on our 100 naira note made front page I implore you in all equity and fairness to do the same with this thread.

To any of you Muslim apologists and denials, if any of you dare insult me as you did yestreday,I will give you hell on earth.

Jesusloveyou:
Gej own don finish,up buhari,gej till 2015.

Ttalk:
Mr OP is being economical with the truth otherwise you wont say GEJ is sitting on top of NE votes. Let me assure you that large turn out of vote from one APC controlled region i.e NW/SW is enough to neutralise GEJ stronghold of SE and SS, making NC to be shared by both party

Chillext:
Baba Christmas

blinkmoneyo:
I laugh in waffi GEJ your time is up

CFCfan:
According to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria currently has five presidents. They are Goodluck Jonathan, Diezani Allison Maduekwe, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Patience Jonathan, and Stella Oduah.

Of these five, only Oduah is not presently in government.

Do you agree with OBJ's assertion?

CFCfan:
According to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria currently has five presidents. They are Goodluck Jonathan, Diezani Allison Maduekwe, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Patience Jonathan, and Stella Oduah.

Of these five, only Oduah is not presently in government.

Do you agree with OBJ's assertion?

Ikengawo:
who cares? Iheanacho wu onye anyi na cho!

tochukwuifeduba:
The Recent acquisition of 6 Norwegian warship by Mr Government Alias Tompolo, an ex-Militant who ought to be in the Rehabilitation/Asylum centre for People with anti-sociatal vices is a clear covert operation by some cabals in the Government to make the Country's coastal waters ungovernable and bring Nigeria oil export to Zero Barrel per day if Power changes hand in Aso rock.

The acquisition of such great Naval arsenal is ill-timed given the sensitive nature of the forthcoming 2015 Election and the Past volatile experience in the Niger Delta.

Ex Militant have no buisness re-arming under any guise, there past criminal tendency disqualify them from undertaking such contract as acquiring warships and using such to patrol Nigeria water. What then is the duty of the Nigeria Navy?

No doubt people like Tompolo are fully aware that the Government of Gen Muhammed Buhari( Rtd) will revoke whatever contract they currently have with the Federal Government of Nigeria under the Jonathan administration

With such acquisition of 6 warship by a private individual with past record of piracy and criminality in the creek, Nigerians definitely will want to revisit the 1000 snipers allegation


Ifeduba ThankGod T ( Aguiyi na Ozubulu)

08094646643

A political Analyst writes in from Anambra state

TheRealMrStan:


http://pulse.ng/local/tompolo-ex-militant-denies-buying-warships-id3348939.html

MrMcJay:
First Soldiers, then hunters, then dogs. I'm sure, traffic wardens would be next to be deployed to fight BH.

Talk of treating the symptoms and not the disease.

2015, and Jonathan would be beaten like a drum.

tit:
tribalist bigot.
iboe can never be president