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HYPOCRISY UPON HYPOCRISY!

When are we going to be truthful for once?! The paid propagandist called Beaf now supports this statement. Btw, Diligence there is nothing wrong with your post. In fact, your post sums up the truth and I support it.

Diligence: Focus on the message, not the messenger! Truth hurts but must the spoken! That's how healing process takes place; retrace and reset!

Beaf: Simples.

Its funny how this paid propagandist called Beaf supports the "focus on the message not the messenger" but did not say the same thing when Buhari made his speech!

Beaf, how much was paid for your soul?! Now, you can't speak the truth FOR ONCE, all you do now is stammer about like a deranged cow. What a shame! Your children will asking these same question when the time comes!

Propaganda upon propaganda . . .funny stuffs! Good night and God bless!

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Were you not the one that said there was no Itsekiri muslim ?!
Keep deceiving the gullible!

Beaf: And who are you trying to deceive here? Grass gripping fools like you?

Keep trying to deceive the gullible!

Btw, as for the highlighted:

"and whoever says, 'You fool,' shall be guilty enough to go into the fiery hell." Matthew 5:22

You have GOD to contend with, not me!

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I'm not pan-african, AT ALL. I'm simply trying to drive home a point. Most of these guys believe that some groups will "automatically" be with them in whatever republic they dream of. Well, the truth is, if Nigeria is to split and there is no Southern Nigeria where progressive ideas and hardwork will be our binding force; then, there will not be a Biafra with ND or an Odua with ND, neither will the SS be Niger-delta republic. We are all going to find our square root (the very root).

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Keep deceiving the gullible!

Interesting times in Nigeria!

GEJ is a good man but with his advisers, who needs enemies?! They (his advisers, ex-militants like Dokubo and co) have reduced his presidency to a tribal/regional sit! He is seen as an ethnic president instead of a National president! What a shame!

Interesting times in Nigeria!

GEJ is a good man but with his advisers, who needs enemies?! They (his advisers, ex-militants like Dokubo and co) have reduced his presidency to a tribal/regional sit! He is seen as an ethnic president instead of a National president! What a shame!

More knocks came the way of President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday over his response to General Muhammadu Buhari's warning against rigging in the 2015 elections.

Former President- General of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr. Dozie Ikedife, said Gen. Buhari was being unnecessarily vilified, noting that worse statements had been uttered by other people. This, he said, includes the "do or die" declaration by former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Ikedife said: "It is necessary that we speak the truth and face the fact. Buhari should be praised for having the courage to say it the way he saw it and to sound a note of caution. And I want us to take that note of caution seriously.

“It is important that we evaluate the message rather than kill the messenger. His words are not worse than the man who declared that 'this election is do or die'. I think what Buhari is saying is 'don't win by hook or crook and that they should allow the opinion of Nigerians to prevail.

"Any person who faults that should tell us what he wants Nigeria to look like. It is absolutely necessary. If we want to entrench true and proper democracy, it should be one man, one vote. Every vote should count and be accounted for."

Ikedife does not see Buhari as desperate for anything other than his yearning "for a peaceful Nigeria where true democracy thrives. And he should not be vilified."

In the same vein, Second Republic governor of old Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa described the controversy generated by Buhari's statement as totally unnecessary, arguing that even President Jonathan had, in the past, made statements that have greater security implication for the country than Buhari's.

He said the case of Buhari has attracted more attention only because he is a former head of state. Otherwise, he was merely saying what every other Nigerian has been saying in respect of rigging elections.

He said: "The controversy is unnecessary for two reasons. First, what Buhari said is what every other Nigerian has been saying about the need for free and fair elections. But because Buhari is a former head of State, more people react to whatever he says.

"Secondly, even President Jonathan had, in the past, made statements with far greater security implication than what we just heard. If a president said all public institutions have collapsed, isn't that a serious statement with greater security implication?

"With regards to Boko Haram, if the President said Boko Haram has infiltrated all government agencies including the Presidency, is that not of greater security risk?

"Buhari wanted us to be mindful of the implications of rigged elections. If people have forgotten, it was what led to the unrest in the South West and eventually, the coup of the First Republic in 1966. It was also what led to the coup of the Second Republic. So what is wrong in any Nigerian warning against the dangers of rigged elections?

"All I can say is that there is a sinister motive behind the interpretation given to Buhari's warning by the Presidency and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

"Finally, if people like Buhari and the media, who know more than we know; should keep quiet, what will happen to Nigeria? Won't the situation get worse?"

But the founder of the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), Dr Fredrick Fasehun, as he said Buhari's statement cannot be justified by any parameter.

He accused the former military ruler of trying to cause the disintegration of Nigeria by carrying himself as if he were above the laws of the land.

He cautioned him not to teach Nigerians how to disintegrate.

"I personally believe that Buhari can't be adjudged right by any parameter of reasoning. The statement is highly inflammatory and inciting,” he said.

"Buhari has continually carried himself as if he is above the laws of the land. That is why he says anything that comes to his mind without caring for the legal implication of such statements. In fact, I have been waiting for the security agencies to invite him and query him for such utterances that tend to teach Nigerians how to disintegrate.

"The other day he was invited to the Oputa Panel, but he refused to show up and nothing was done to him. Obasanjo, as the president of the country then, was there at the Oputa Panel. Nigeria is greater than him. He should not teach us how to disintegrate. This country will be handed over to the person who will hold it together in unity and peace. Winning elections cannot be by force of violence. He must know that."

Former President General of Ijaw National Congress (INC) Prof. Kimse Okoko, described Buhari's utterances as unstatesmanly. He wondered how a man of Gen Buhari's standing could allow his emotion to becloud his sense of judgment, saying Nigeria has witnessed too much bloodshed.

"It is rather unfortunate on the part of General Buhari that he could allow his emotion to becloud his sense of judgment. He has not behaved as a statesman, a former Head of State and a presidential candidate of a leading party in this country before.

"Already, there is too much bloodshed in the land.Of what need is his calling for more bloodshed. That statement is unstatesmanly. The truth of the matter is that Nigeria will not be ruled by anybody who is calling for bloodshed. He should be invited to explain whatever he meant. I don't want to believe that he is already training an army somewhere that he would unleash on the country in 2015. It is a very unsavoury statement."

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/47097-more-knocks-for-jonathan-over-face-off-with-buhari.html

Just to say, if we don't have Southern Nigeria, then Nigeria will break into over 20 countries!!!

This will be the picture of Nigeria if there is no South or One Nigeria!



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Sweetlemon: I am yet to meet an Akwa-Ibomite who is excited about being a Biafran! Pls stop this propaganda abeg!

BEAF has filled their heads up lies! Too much propaganda is not good! Delusions of grandeur, I say!

Mr Everest: will u shut ur trap! Rochas is far better than Akpabio in every ramification, jus compare d revenue of d 2 states, d time frame n what has been achieved already. Give Rochas half of what Akpabio or Amaechi is getting n c what wil happen. Rochas is d best governor in nigeria 2day.

Are you for real? Rochas is good, yes! But better than Akpabio or Amechi?
About the revenue issue, I hope you realise that Imo is an oil producing state?

alj harem: I dey wait for am

Omo, dey wait for am o! As for me, I dey go. I no get time for nonsense!

Rubbish!

alj harem: Gbammmmmmmmmmmmmm expose the bigot that saw nothing good in Yaradua, He is an iddeiot

Alhaji, people see through his shameless lies!!! Bloody liar! SMH. Watch him go for silly pictures in a sec!

Beaf: alj boko harem, you are a fool indeed.

Does the fact that GEJ risked his life to break the ice with the militants mean that Yar Adua did not negotiate with them after the ice was broken?
Too many id!ots running around town.

You are a liar jor! Just accept it! You lied to me as you lie to everyone else daily!

This just shows the power of propaganda! Bloody liar!

haka_nai: Nigerians, for the first time, unanimously voted for President Jonathan. This was the first time Nigerians rose above religious, ethnic and political divides and voted for a president. They expect so much from him and he knows that. So, the issue of whether he would run in 2015 or not has not arisen. The man has three more years to go for him to decide whether he wants to contest for second term or not.

By 29 May, 2012, he will be one year in office. And if he fails, that is his own business. God has put him there, you have voted for him, have an open mind, give him a chance. When you harass him, he cannot perform. He is a human being.

When Yar’Adua decided to negotiate with the Niger Delta militants, they came to him, they saw him and he fraternised with them. Boko Haram leaders should come out. I am very sure the president will negotiate with them.

THANK YOU Clark!

Btw, Beaf, may God forgive you for lying to me. It was Yaradua that negotiated with Niger-deltan militants not GEJ.

Guys, in as much as GEJ might not be the best person for the job, its our duty as Nigerians to pray for our country and help him out in any way possible. Lets forget party and tribal politics when dealing with the Nation's security! Thank you!

Abuja – President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday urged the church to continue praying for peace in the country.

Jonathan made the appeal in Abuja while addressing the second session of the 8th Synod of The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Diocese of Abuja, held at St. James Church, Asokoro.

He stressed that with intensive prayers the nation would soon overcome its present security challenges.

The President who was represented by the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Elder Godsday Orubebe, commended the church for its continued goodwill to his administration and the nation.

“God will surely respond positively to the situation in the country”, he stated, stressing that Nigeria would come out stronger from its travails as an indivisible nation.

The President commended the Diocese for successfully hosting the second session of the Synod.

Addressing the Synod earlier, the Bishop of Abuja and Primate of The Church of Nigeria, The Most Rev Nicholas Okoh, traced the challenges facing other nations across the world and how most of the nations overcame them.

He assured that “with God by our side, Nigerians will overcome the challenges currently facing the nation.”

Speaking on the theme: “God Is Our Refuge and Strength”, Okoh said “there is presence of God in Nigeria and the presence of God means peace and prosperity”.

“God can order all hostilities to cease. Nigerian security is assured and Nigeria will not fall.”

He stated that God has been delivering Nigeria since its independence in 1960 and that the nation would overcome its present travails.

Okoh called on the Church to examine itself so as to identity where all the social vices plaguing the country were coming from.

“The church must rise up and pray for the nation and the President against all forms of humiliation.

“Nigerians should rely on God and trust in Him because He will not abandon us,” the Primate added. (NAN)

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/05/jonathan-seeks-intensify-prayers-for-nigeria/

What a shame!
I'm out!

BEAF can you please stop this "because he is from the Niger-delta" statement, apart from bringing the impression of Niger-deltans suffering from INFERIORITY COMPLEX, it tells Nigerians that he is a "Niger deltan president" not a NIGERIAN president thus, making him a TRIBAL PRESIDENT!!!

GEJ is your president as well as mine. Therefore, everyone should have a right to criticize him as they so wish!!!

Sweetlemon: And as for you Beaf, I notice that your blind support for GEJ is borne out of the Niger Delta factor and the fact that you guys produce the oil right? Ok. I gat news for you! I am proudly Akwa-Ibom and you know how much oil we have right? But if someone from my village becomes president and acts, thinks, and talks like GEJ, I tell you he will be ON HIS OWN. In case you do not know this let me tell you now. It is only a true friend and brother that tell you the truth. If you really love GEJ, you will at least advice him against some of the things he does and most especially what he says in public.

VERY WELL SAID!
Bigotry has blinded most Nairalanders! Mind you, there is now a term called "[b]core [/b]Niger-delta". SMH! . . . .

Btw, I have been following your post! Keep it up! God is with you!

From the comments here, it shows that Nigerians are frustrated . . .

putro: Yes o.You need to take opinion poll in the ND and you will be surprised the produce the greatest number of retardeen in the world

SHUT UP!

torkaka: @jason123
dumb arz,its called 19northern governors meeting not 13northern governors meeting!

We are saying the same thing!

Yes, it is an achievement!

Why don't we like to praise people that are working?! But if its people like Akala or Slyva, we will sing their praises to the high heavens!

I love Rochas because he is a socialist! How many states have free education?!

Having Rochas and Fashola (I don't care which becomes the VP) as our President and Vice will do this country a whole lot of good!

Imo trains doctors, others on emergency rescue mission

Written by Joe Nwachukwu, Owerri
Thursday, 28 July 2011

Determined to rescue the health sector and save lives of its citizens, Imo State government, on Wednesday, concluded the training of doctors, paramedics and security personnel in emergency response mission with respect to accidents and other disasters.

No fewer than 1,000 participants, drawn from the public and private sectors, benefited from the exercise.

About 15 specialists delivered lectures on how to save lives during health-related emergencies.

The special adviser to the state governor on health, Dr Sylvanus Amaechi, whose office coordinated the two-day seminar in collaboration with INFAX Nigeria Limited, described the exercise as “a huge scientific and academic programme geared towards taking health care to the door steps of Imo citizens.”

Dr Amaechi, a renowned orthopedic surgeon and a former president of Nigerian Orthopedic Association, told newsmen that Governor Rochas Okorocha approved the seminar, to keep medical practitioners and security agencies involved in health matters abreast of developments in the management of trauma and accidents.

He said the seminar was conducted free of charge.

He said professionals in the areas of surgery, orthopedic, gynecology, radiography, neo-natal medicine and other specialised areas lectured the participants on quick response measures to emergencies.

“Our governor is not only the commander of free education, he knows that we have to be alive and healthy to benefit from free education, hence his emphasis on this seminar,” Dr Amaechi quipped.

He said the rescue agenda of the Okorocha’s administration was all embracing and that health formed the integral part of his mission.

Dr Amaechi said it was expected that the seminar participants would avail their colleagues of the knowledge they acquired in furtherance of the health policy of the state government.

The special adviser announced that the General Hospital, Umugum,a where the seminar was held, would soon become a specialist hospital.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news...rescue-mission

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft7_4nd0ypc

[size=13pt]Okorocha declares free education in Imo[/size]

Wednesday, February 15, 2012


THERE was jubilation in Owerri, the Imo State capital, as the state governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, on Tuesday, declared that no student or pupil of the state origin studying in any institution owned by the government would pay fees henceforth.

The governor also announced scholarships for all students of the state origin from primary to tertiary institution.


Speaking at the Imo Freedom Square, Owerri, Okorocha promised to pay scholarship of N100,000 to each student of Imo origin in Imo State University, adding that each recipient would get N70,000 free and N30,000 as a loan to be paid upon completion of studies, with no basis for collateral.


He also said students undertaking National Diploma (ND) at the state polytechnics would receive N60,000, with N40,000 free and N20,000 as loan, while those undertaking Higher National Diploma (HND) would get N60,000 free and N20,000 loan.


The governor disclosed that the scholarship fund would be paid from the next academic session, adding that by September, every school in the state would be autonomous.