₦airaland Forum

Achilies:
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My friend. I have seen most of your post
Why the anger and hate?
What has the igbo tribe done to you to make you hate them so?

As far as I know, not a single major igbo group have come out to support gej or Gmb..
igbos may not be strong politically, but they are not as stupid as people think.... for me,the fact that majority of the Igbos are silent on whom to vote should be a major cause of worry for gej..


As for me,
On that election day I will probably be somewhere in borno or adamawa killing some terrorists.

PassingShot:
The Igbos are known to be very smart, industrious and intelligent. It is therefore unbelievable to see this same set of people always found wanting when it comes to playing high-tech politics of Nigeria. Personally I see it as an indication of a people who do not trust one another.

Apart from political appointments which at best benefit the appointees, there is very little the Igbos have gained from Jonathan presidency especially in the area of infrastructural development.

At the rate the political game of Nigeria is being played, the Igbos may not be able to produce a president till 2027 at the earliest (and that is if GEJ succeeds in rigging his way in this 2015 election) because most likely the North will produce a president from 2019 till 2027. They had the opportunity to speak in one voice and align with APC during the merger of the main opposition parties and negotiate for the VP slot so that they'll have a chance immediately after GMB's presidency but their naivety beclouded their judgment.

It is even possible that the Igbos will not produce a president in another 50 years if they play their politics of bitterness forgetting that you need alliance and sacrifices to win elections. This is what Okorocha understands and it is what the many other Igbo leaders fail to understand.

YoursGEJ:
I understand his frustration but the plain truth is that Nigeria cannot continue on the same path we've been on for the next four years. Corruption and insecurity have increased while power remains a distant dream. Sixteen years of PDP rule with nothing to show for it demands that we try something else. APC is that "something else".

And someone should tell GEJ and Okupe and their goons to stop calling me and asking me to support PDP for money. No be by force. Over my dead body. I am not like those Nigerians who used to make sensible contributions on NL before and were swayed by money and now sound like imbeci.les when they talk. I will always tell the truth and stand for what is right till the day that I die.

I used to love GEJ. In fact, my NL moniker was chosen in his honor. But voting for him in April 2011 was a huge mistake

#NEVERAGAIN

Aliyubest:
this must be an advance robot. For not including
Gej till 2019

mekybabe1:
Do they have a governor?

victorD3:
Primary and secondary schools are the responsibility of the state government not federal.

Rawani:
Sad. This is a state governed by Adamu Muazu for 8 years, yet today he is the PDP Chairman. The rot in the Educational sector is visible in all corners of Nigeria.

Where are all the Educational reforms promised by Jonathan in 2011?

tomzman:
You are of all men to be pitied. GEJ has been in power for almost six years (yes, I'm including when he was acting president) and six years is enough for a serious government to deliver stable power supply to the people.

Let's even go by your reasoning. If for four years under GEJ, power production keeps dropping, what miracle does he want to perform within the next four years. Maybe you are not aware that power supply is Nigeria's most pressing need. Fix power supply and watch okada riders reduce on the roads, fix power supply and watch industries flourish, fix power supply and watch health services improve, fix power supply and watch economic activities blossom! Take a look at similar oil producing countries and compare their achievements over the past four years with ours. So what are we talking about.

Let's put sentiments aside and quit giving excuses. The more we keep justifying the government's failure, the backward we go.

dulux07:
BUHARI, said what any reasonable n responsible person would say, onlike those lik GEJ that promised heaven n earth n they couldnt fulfil their promises.

Sanchez01:
You created a new moniker using Muslim name just so you could post rubbish. Life must have taken its toll on you.

papaejima1:
Bros you have just shown how rudimentary your reasoning is. You sincerely expected DHQ to come display its weapons for you as shown on that thread?
We all knew those images were not the ones brought in. Even the link at the botton of the image is a dead giveaway.

Chai, where do you think the 2 cargo planes that brought in weapons on wednesday came from?
Where do you think the Bigfoot MRAP came from?
The Antonov A-22 cargo plane that has been flying in and out of Nigeria since this month came from Aba abi?

Ever heard of the Oplot Tank and the T-72 MBT?
Since you like googling, try googling those terms, and while there add the CH-3 drones and the Mi-35 hind attack helicopter. Try the BVP and the BMP series too.

When you are done pls post your findings and the countries of origin of said equipment for all to see.

Otherwise head over to beegeagle. and be properly educated.
Dont just create a topic where you have little or no idea about what you are talking?

The only correct thing in your post is that the photos presented are not those of the equipment brought in. As for weapons coming in from the said countries, bros the inventory will leave you speechless.

Trust me on that.
#NeverAgain

agabusta:
And most part of the enclave u came from looks like Chicago right? I then wonder why your people go to the SW in droves, going home only in the Dec of the year they make profits.

spott:
If this was abroad it can't happen at all.

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 16yr 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 in discipline. 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!!!

dein77:
No sir. We just don't believe the former PDP thieves in the APC!

Nigeria used to be the 2nd most corrupt nation in the world. Now we are the 37th!

Jailing people isn't the ONLY way to tackle corruption. GEJ is using technology, like the ISPSS, to tackle it.

edogirl2:
Op is either naive or he's been mischievous.

He says the report by Sahara Reporters lacks credibility becos an interim govt is not part of the constitution, and so it it will not happen.

But high - ranking PDP/govt officials are telling us repeatedly they will never hand over to Buhari.

If election is conducted and Buhari wins, and they refuse to hand over to him, what does he think will happen?

There will be chaos, and in that chaos, Mr Jonathan will simply hand over to someone (most likely a military person), and at that point, the constitution is effectively suspended due to the'extraordinary' circumstances country finds itself in. Even if interim govt is a civilian one, when a country faces existential circumstances, the constitution will take second billing to fixing the country. Afterall, if there's no country, the constitution will be worthless. An interim govt will quickly find justification for its existence.

With ING in place, Jonathan achieves his aim. Interim govt will simply say there is a need for a sovereign national conference to resolve all the

major issues confronting the country and that only after that wil elections hold. Then you are looking at a minimum of 12 months, by which
time GEJ/Madueke are in distant memory and can relax and enjoy their loot.

tempest01:
What I can deduce from the video is a drowning man trying to use religion to seek for support and rally fellow extremists and moles. Shekau, your time is near.

Using a cloth to cover the background in the video also suggests that he is in a house and I feel I heard effects of birds chirping, which suggests that the video was edited to make analysts feel it's in a bush somewhere.

Shekau is looking fresh and relaxed, something not common for rebel fighters in the bush.... The Intel gathering of our country needs to step up.

Shekau is in one of the states, issuing out commands to field soldiers.

KwoiZabo:
The fact of the matter is that the ranks of the PDP is swelling at the grasssroot. Most of these detectors don't have the party tickets and those with the tickets are the grassroot men.