₦airaland Forum

kastonkastrol:
hear this clueless mofo/drunkard of a president talking about visions Gej, you better start planning how you will spend your next four years in jail.

Nigeria
Sai buhari

So many fools and illiterates join apc why is it so?

This dude can't comprehend what vision even if it hits him hard on the face

After 6 years you now recall all this so disappointed with you

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TheMan3:
A national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, has accused president Goodluck Jonathan of using money meant to insure the lives of security men, especially those fighting Boko Haram in the North Eastern part of the country to bribe Nigerians for his reelection.

Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos made this claim at an APC campaign rally in Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area of Lagos state.

The APC chieftain called on Jonathan to apologise to Nigerians over his failure to fulfill any of the promises he made in 2011.

According to him, “Jonathan never says to Nigerians, I am sorry. Today, he cannot pay insurance for the life of the soldiers and the police who are working in danger.

“They have concentrated money in bribing people. The exchange rate is very high and he says he wants to make vehicles for Nigeria.

“Majority of Nigerian youths are looking for jobs. Six years ago, he appealed to Nigerians that he had no shoes and because of that people voted for him. The President has spent six years in office and he is yet to do what he promised Nigerians.

“He has failed in the area of power and that has affected many small and medium scale businesses. Today, they are asking for people to pay for electricity they don’t use. That is double jeopardy; money for diesel, money for electricity failure. Can we allow that one to continue? We need change.” said Tinubu.

Tinubu advised Nigerians against voting based on ethnicity, tribe or religion.

“If a government has been there for 16 years and you don’t see progress, you must move out of that government; send them away. Enough is enough. Failure is not part of us.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/03/10/tinubu-claims-jonathan-has-concentrated-nigerias-money-in-bribing-people/

[s][/s] new propaganda sir this one is old

Some residents of Abuja are leaving the city before Saturday's election. Guess the uncertainty is scaring some people. No one knows if it will be peaceful or not.This photo was taken at Peace Transport in Abuja early this morning, with many travelers going to the East. Many buses had already taken off and most buses were filled up as at 7am this morning. See more photos after the cut..




http://lindaikeji..in/2015/03/abuja-people-are-already-running-from.html#more

OREMUSSANCTUS:
PhD holder, mama peace a role model for all Nigerian women.

Gbam mama peace on point

LRNZH:
What is good about a Nigeria Military MIA?

Since they have been killing boko haram fighters I haven't seen your comment congratulating them......

You need to be crucified for your hatred and the hatred will kill one of this coming days

#nonsense

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Fake ass script written and directed by apc

9yr old Nicole Eniiyi Benson yesterday march 19th donated N10k to the APCPresidentialcampaign team and publicly read the letter she wrote on stage during the Buhari interactive session with women in Lagos. Nicole said she saved up her lunch money given to her by her mum (N5,785) and her mum addedthe rest to a round figure of N10k. She shared her letter on APC website and was then invited to the event to read the letter to APC members and guests. What she wrote after the cut...In her letter, she wrote thus;DearAPCand governor Fashola,My name is Nicole Benson. I am 9 years old. The name of my school is Green Springs School Lekki campus and I am in year 4 peters. I want to be a doctor when I grow up so that I can take care of people who are sick and dying because they take care of me when I am sick.Governor Fashola andAPCI was listening to the radio on my way to school today and I heard that we can send money to you to help you to win the election. My mummy said that I can donate from N100 so that we can helpAPCto raise the money to win the election and removepresidentGoodluck Jonathan so that Mr Buhari and professor Osinbajo can be the newpresidentand assistantpresidentand be able to help Nigeria to fight the Boko Haram people who are killing innocent children and also bring back the Chibokgirlsso that their mummies and daddies can be happy.Governor Fashola andAPC, please don't you think that N100 is too small? I havethe new N100 notes but I am sorry I will not be able to give it to you because I only have one and I want to keep it in my wallet. But I have N5,785 that I saved from my lunch money and pocket money and tooth fairy money. I know it's my mummy giving the tooth fairy the money to give me because I found my tooth in her wallet last year. and I want to give you all my money that I saved so that you can win in February. I have N5785 naira and also N8 but the N8 is in coins and it's only in Shoprite that they gave me so I want to go and spend it there. I wantedto buy my inhaler disk but my daddy has bought another new one for me. I have given my mummy the money and she put it on her card to pay it on your website and she paid it now. I wish I could get more money for you but that will be next week when I get more lunch money from my daddy and tooth fairy can't give me any more money because all my teeth have all grown back. I can still save more money for you and give you in February.Please help me give some of the money to Mr Ambode too so that he can win Mr Jimmy Agbaje. I like Mr Ambode very much.I wish you good luck not Goodluck Jonathan but best of luck and please you can call my mummy's number if you need me to send the money I want to savefor you. But you will have to give me some time to save it.Please say hello to Mr Ambode Mr Buhari and professor Osinbajo for me.
Nicole Eniiyi


http://lindaikeji..in/2015/03/what-little-girl-who-donated-n10k-to.html#more

9yr old Nicole Eniiyi Benson yesterday march 19th donated N10k to the APCPresidentialcampaign team and publicly read the letter she wrote on stage during the Buhari interactive session with women in Lagos. Nicole said she saved up her lunch money given to her by her mum (N5,785) and her mum addedthe rest to a round figure of N10k. She shared her letter on APC website and was then invited to the event to read the letter to APC members and guests. What she wrote after the cut...In her letter, she wrote thus;DearAPCand governor Fashola,My name is Nicole Benson. I am 9 years old. The name of my school is Green Springs School Lekki campus and I am in year 4 peters. I want to be a doctor when I grow up so that I can take care of people who are sick and dying because they take care of me when I am sick.Governor Fashola andAPCI was listening to the radio on my way to school today and I heard that we can send money to you to help you to win the election. My mummy said that I can donate from N100 so that we can helpAPCto raise the money to win the election and removepresidentGoodluck Jonathan so that Mr Buhari and professor Osinbajo can be the newpresidentand assistantpresidentand be able to help Nigeria to fight the Boko Haram people who are killing innocent children and also bring back the Chibokgirlsso that their mummies and daddies can be happy.Governor Fashola andAPC, please don't you think that N100 is too small? I havethe new N100 notes but I am sorry I will not be able to give it to you because I only have one and I want to keep it in my wallet. But I have N5,785 that I saved from my lunch money and pocket money and tooth fairy money. I know it's my mummy giving the tooth fairy the money to give me because I found my tooth in her wallet last year. and I want to give you all my money that I saved so that you can win in February. I have N5785 naira and also N8 but the N8 is in coins and it's only in Shoprite that they gave me so I want to go and spend it there. I wantedto buy my inhaler disk but my daddy has bought another new one for me. I have given my mummy the money and she put it on her card to pay it on your website and she paid it now. I wish I could get more money for you but that will be next week when I get more lunch money from my daddy and tooth fairy can't give me any more money because all my teeth have all grown back. I can still save more money for you and give you in February.Please help me give some of the money to Mr Ambode too so that he can win Mr Jimmy Agbaje. I like Mr Ambode very much.I wish you good luck not Goodluck Jonathan but best of luck and please you can call my mummy's number if you need me to send the money I want to savefor you. But you will have to give me some time to save it.Please say hello to Mr Ambode Mr Buhari and professor Osinbajo for me.
Nicole Eniiyi


http://lindaikeji..in/2015/03/what-little-girl-who-donated-n10k-to.html#more

Stupid governor

A Federal High Court in Lagos, Friday, nullified an arrest warrant against Ebere Wabara, the associate editor of The Sun Newspapers, by an Abia Magistrate Court.
In his ruling, Okon Abang, declared the court’s bench warrant for the journalist as illegal and unconstitutional, and barred the police from further arresting or detaining him or Chuks Onuoha, his colleague.
Mr. Wabara, who is also the Special Assistant, Media, to Orji Uzor Kalu, former Abia State governor, was forced out of his home in March 2014 by police officers from the Abia State Police Command in the presence of his wife and two kids.
The abduction was purportedly orchestrated by Theodore Orji, the Abia State governor, over some scathing articles penned by the journalist against his administration.
In his ruling on Friday, the judge urged Mr. Orji to be tolerant of criticisms rather than seeking self-help by using state machinery to oppress his critics.
“The governor should realize that we are in a democratic era, which guarantees freedom of speech,” Mr. Abang said. “Journalists have their role to play and whenever anybody feels aggrieved by their action, the way to deal with them has been spelt out by the constitution of the country. The action of the governor is barbaric, archaic, unconstitutional, undemocratic.”
The judge also berated John Ukpai, the Abia State Chief Magistrate, for being overzealous, urging him to refuse to be used as a tool by the executive.
In 2014, police officers from the State Criminal Investigation Department, in Umuahia, invaded Mr. Wabara’s home between 6.30 a.m. and 7.30 a.m.
He was taken, first, to Sholoki Police Station in Aguda, Surulere, then later to Oyingbo Police Station; both in Lagos.
The officers, who reportedly identified themselves to Mr. Wabara, told him that some unnamed person had written a petition against him in Abia State.
Narrating how the abduction happened, Adanna Wabara, said that her husband had gone downstairs to take something from his car.
“Shortly after, I heard him shouting, and I ran downstairs,” Mrs. Wabara said. “I saw between seven and eight men, who said they were policemen. They said he needed to follow them to Umuahia, that there was a petition against him for sedition.
“They took us back into the house, one of them brought out an I.D Card, showing that he was a policeman. They requested to search our bedroom.  They did, and collected my husband’s laptop and telephone.
“I followed as they took him to Sholoki Police Station, but later, I had to take the children to school. By the time I returned, they had moved him away. His phones could not be reached, and he had not eaten.”
Mrs. Wabara said that the incident has “deeply traumatized” her entire family, including their eight and six-year old kids.
A statement signed by Femi Adesina, editor-in-chief of The Sun, condemned the abduction, likening it to the dark, heady days of military dictatorship.
“The Sun Publishing Limited sees the abduction of Mr Wabara obviously on the orders of the Abia State Commissioner of Police, Mr Adamu Ibrahim, and perhaps under the further instruction of the state governor, Chief T. A. Orji, as a throwback to the dark days of military dictatorship, when might was right, and the strong trampled on the weak,” Mr. Adesina said in the statement.
“It is unconscionable, repressive and flies in the face of all that is decent and civil. It has all the trappings of autocracy, rather than democracy.
“If Mr Wabara infringed any law, we would have expected the police to invite him to answer questions, and then charge him to court.  The approach that has been adopted is Gestapo-like, and unbecoming of those who instigated it.
“Those entrusted with the upholding of the law are not expected to trample on others. This is what the policemen from Abia State have done, and it runs contrary to the code of conduct for policemen as espoused by the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Dikko Abubakar,” Mr. Adesina added.
The Sun said that when it contacted the Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, a Chief Superintendent of Police, he made efforts to resolve the matter, urging that Mr. Wabara’s statement be taken in Lagos, and that he be given the opportunity to thereafter report in Umuahia.
“But apparently, the invaders from Abia had another design, obviously to keep him in detention over the weekend.  It is simply despicable,” Mr. Adesina added.
Mr. Wabara was taken to Umuahia in handcuffs but was released the next day, an ordeal which landed him in hospital.
His ill health, however, did not deter the police from slamming him with 10-count charge bordering on seditious publications against Mr. Orji.
Due to his absence in court, the police secured a bench warrant against him and his surety, Mr. Onuoha, The Sun’s Correspondent in Umuahia.
Messrs Wabara and Onuoha then instituted a suit at the Federal High Court in Lagos against the Inspector General of Police (IGP); Abia State Chief Magistrate, Mr. Ukpai; and the Attorney General of Abia State, Umeh Kalu.
In the trial, the applicants’ counsel, the late Bamidele Aturu, prayed the court to grant all the reliefs sought by his clients in the interest of justice.
He urged the court to dismiss the preliminary objection filed by the respondents on the issue of jurisdiction and look at the substance of the suit.
The Attorney General of Abia State, Mr. Kalu, submitted that the issue of jurisdiction was very crucial in order for the court to determine whether it could entertain the suit or not, and prayed the court to dismiss the suit for lack of jurisdiction.
However, the trial judge, while giving his verdict on the issues canvassed by both parties, ruled as follow:
The court held that on the issue of jurisdiction, it was the applicant’s claim that determined whether a court has jurisdiction or not and in the case of the applicants, both the principal relief and the consequence relief bordered on fundamental rights, which court has jurisdiction on.
It held that both State High Court and Federal High Court have concurrent power to entertain fundamental right suit.
On the issue of territorial jurisdiction, the court held that “it was not in dispute that the first applicant was arrested in Lagos before taken to Abia state, and with that fact, both Lagos and Abia Division of the court have jurisdiction to entertain the suit.”
On the substantive suit, the court held that the magistrate erred in law by issuing bench warrant against the applicants.
The court held that filing a charge against a person before a court did not constitute arraignment.
Justice Abang said the applicants were never arraigned before the Magistrate, which means they were not before the court and the court did not has jurisdiction to issue bench warrant against them.
The trial judge said his court would not have had jurisdiction in the matter if the applicants had been arraigned before the Magistrate but they were not.
The court submitted that the Magistrate assumed jurisdiction in a matter that was not before him and even if the applicants were before the court their offence was no longer in existence because the era of colonialism was over.
The court granted the reliefs sought by the applicants and also awarded cost against the applicants.
After the judgment, the applicant’s counsel, John Nwokwu, in his remark before the court dedicated the victory to his late principal, Mr. Aturu.



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/178862-court-slams-barbaric-gov-orji-over-journalists-arrest.html

SeverusSnape:
I nominate francizy, Juliaann, DaBullIT, Romanciella, barcanista, phockphockman, customized13, brownlord, Dein77, PassingShot, Clevvermind, dearpreye and Etc. Hope you all have your PVCs?... Cause I have mine.

My pvc is 4 apc to pay. Me 50k n aw vote 4 em if they can't Gej all d way

Idrismusty97:
I would accept it but won't vote . How would they even know who i voted for? At least this is far better than the 2500k TANiods sold their soul for.

Aw vote 4 buhari or gej if I get dat cash, they don't care bout us

Poke nosey pipl...

madridguy:
They said Buhari will take us back if elected President! Nigerians say it's a good decision to go back when you've lost your way on a 16yrs PDP journey where our destination as a nation is no longer visible. Please, Buhari, take us back to the era where: 1. One Dollar was less than one Naira. It is incredible today! 2. Everything was on first come first serve basis. 3. There was zero tolerance for corruption. 4. Oil refineries in PortHarcourt, Warri & Kaduna were built & running at full capacity. 5. Anybody with questionable wealth was afraid to display it in public. 6. There was Zero tolerance for indiscipline. Everything was in order 7. Nigeria had no debt at all. 8. Neglecting your children was a crime 9. Littering the public place was a crime 10. Twenty oil depots were built and functioning. 11 Western world can't interfere into our nation. 12. Chad invaded Nigeria, we sent them packing but did not harness their Land 13. Our economy was NOT running on generator 14. We can sleep with our eyes closed because we were secured. 15. Countries like Indonesia and Malaysia need not to set example on how to deal with drug pushers. 16. The Maitaseine Islamic Sect insurgency in the North was crushed on record time. 17. We want those days when Buhari was a military Governor but did not amass illegal wealth. 18. We want those days when Buhari was a Minister of Petroleum but did not hire a private jet for N10 billion. 19. We want those days when Buhari was a Head of State but did not loot the Treasury. 20. We want those days when Buhari was Head of PTF but did not steal the Fund even in the days of Abacha when stealing was the order of the day. Pls, Buhari & Osinbajo, take us BACK! We can't afford another 4yrs of waste in the hands of PDP!!! Take us BACK to the good old days of this our great nation. If you want this to happen, circulate the message!!!

Where people are sentenced to 20 years In prison, whr journalist are trampled huh

The fear of being lynched made them endorse him dats all

Tolexander:
do-or-die politics

Rivers do or die worse

Peaceful religion indeed

A mob in Afghanistan, punched, kicked, stoned, and beat a woman to death and then set her body on fire and threw it into a muddy river in Kabul yesterday Thursday March 19th for burning pages of Islam's holy book near the Shah-e Doh Shamshira shrine and mosque and it was all caught on tape.The woman was later identified as 27 year old Farkhunda. Her parents later told police that she suffered from mental illness for many years and that she had not meant to burn Islam's holy bookThe head of Kabul's criminal police General Farid Afzali told AFP: "A woman burned a copy of the Koran in the Shahi Doshamshira neighbourhood. She was killed. The woman's body was then thrown into the Kabul Rive"A spokesman for the Ministry of Interior later confirmed that four suspects have so far been arrested in connection with the killing.



http://lindaikeji..in/2015/03/graphic-mob-beats-mentally-ill-woman-to.html#more

BiHung:
I studied critically the event that transpired on the floor of the senate leading to the alleged confirmation of obanikoro as minister.

Apparently sensing that all APC senators and a handful of PDP senators were against the confirmation of Obanikoro as minister, the Senate President tactically threw the matter to vote in an obscured manner. The normal (but risky) approach would have been to declare that:

"i am going to throw this matter to the senate for voice vote, those in support say "ay", those against say "nay" "

but David Mark did not do that, he never asked for the "Ays", and took the general mixture of ays and nays as that of "ays"

Feed your eyes below:


FIRST QUESTION: and i will simply put the question Is it the wish of the senate that Senator Musiliu Obanikoro should be allowed to take a bow and go?
Response: {the entire senate chorused} YES/NO

SECOND QUESTION: those against say "Nay"
Response: {only those against responded} NAY

David Mark: The Ays have it. {and hit the gavel}

Questions for David Mark,

1. Did you declare you were going to take a vote, or did you say you would simply ask a question?
2. When did you ask for "Ays"?
3.When did you hear anyone say "Ay", all we heard was "yes" and "no"
4. Is this not an abuse of office?

I leave the matter for the masses to note.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SJxtf7OmzE

Y'all still worried bout spilt milk? Mtchew

hardywaltz:
Nyesom Wike the PDP Governorship flagbearer in Rivers State has instructed his followers to vote PDP OUT in the forth coming elections.
Watch...

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