₦airaland Forum

experimentist:
Barcanista, omenka, ibnsultan, berem, obiageli cramjones, egift n the rest NL progrssives, good orning o, e don set again oh!

saTANists, how market na?

SLIDEwaxie:
pls, who sustained Awolowo, or MKO abiola's party?

Must a man stay in the garage and take care of his father's car so that thieves won't steal it and he be termed a bad son, while his mates drive around town?

No be by force. Live obi alone, leave Ojukwu and his party..,I even hate that mentality of forcing oneself to biliv in another man's vision when u dnt even want to...

Funny as it may, av seen secretariats of SPD (MKO's party) in Abeokuta and it's nothing but an old structure not befitting that area. And instead of them to go merge and renovate the structure, they hang one yeye poster of a dead man who don go rest jejely there, inciting no one but themselves.

This world is dynamic, move with it or stay dormant! It's a choice

Firefire:
All those mentioned by you are younger that the youngest grandpa in your coven now? so what is the fuss ?

tit:
if we start arguing with mad men,
people wont know the difference.

coolscott:
Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos Calling for Biafra [url]never in your life[/url]

barcanista:
wait for Part II... "PEj Summons House Leadership To Her Óffice"

Pataki:
What a HYPOCRITICAL TOOL you are!

When the clueless dullard came on National tv, to spew that 'mere stealing is not corruption', 'America will know', 'I don't give a damn', etc, where were you to pronounce that imagine the words coming out from a whole President of the populous black nation in the world!

Jonathan's attack fat pig (Dokugoat), has been going around calling the northerners - parasites and all sorts of insulting names, and yet this Dokugoat is Jonathan's close buddy.

You really know how to make your stewpeedity fanciful sometimes.

barcanista:
And we have a government

sergiozlatan:
Is that the only part your saw there?

What happened to the "what has he done for you..." part?

Aside his romance with corruption & being unable to tame his wife, that's another major problem I/we have with Jonathan.
A whole Rivers state yet nothing for the people here.

Infact 2moro God willing, I'll post pics of Jonathans railway in ph for all to see.

eliment:
What will NLC do they have no say as far as Nigeria is conern

balamz:
God dey

9jvirgin:
Easzy bro tread softly.

Guruscrew:
https://gist212.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Capture10.jpg
Photos show many Mubi residents fleeing their
villages after the recent attacks on their homes by
Boko Haram men. See another photo below…
https://gist212.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/25.png
http://gist212.com/2014/11/photos-of-mubi-residents-fleeing-their-villages-after-boko-haram-attack/

Balkan:
expect more things worse than this hiding in the bush if Buhari happens to come back to Nigeria.
No to Buhari
No to APC

menix:
wow.... tot dey ve finished this yr episode of Gulder Ultimate search abii '33' wan start theirs for Mubi mountain....
well God's protection overshadow em.....

OKDnigeria:
A survey is showing that President Goodluck
Jonathan is gradually gaining new grounds in
constituencies traditionally seen as “off limits” in
the past.
The in-roads are aided by a combination of
factors, especially the fact that Jonathan has
conscripted high-ranking northerners in his
administration to quietly sell him to the rest of the
North.
THISDAY checks showed that the incumbent was
getting wider acceptance in states like Sokoto,
Katsina and Zamfara- previously seen as generally
disagreeable to Jonathan’s candidature.
A popularity survey also showed that Jonathan is
striking a cord and leading among youths and
women voters in the region. Civil servants and
business men remain the swing group that he
must work hard to win over, checks revealed.
In Katsina for instance, the family of the late
President, Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, is said to be
impressed with the way Jonathan had carried on.
A source said the family benefitted from the
current administration in various ways with
Jonathan surprisingly remaining loyal to the late
patriarch of the family.
Another factor working for Jonathan is the
governor, Ibrahim Shema, who is a loyalist of
both the late president and the incumbent.
The source noted that the current Inspector
General of Police, Suleiman Abba, was a nominee
of former First Lady, Turai Yar’Adua, a request
that was promptly granted to her, even though the
new IG’s competence was not in doubt. Abba was
Turai’s ADC. Katsina however still presents a
huge hurdle to Jonathan, considering that the
former Head of State, General Muhammadu
Buhari, hails from the state where the General is a
folk hero of sorts.
It is not clear if Jonathan would win big in the
state, says the source.
He said: “The elite here are comfortable with the
president. His almajiri programmes and other
efforts to empower the youths are starting to yield
some results.”
In Sokoto State, Jonathan’s popularity rating
appears to be rising compared to 2011.
Former minister and current deputy governor,
Alhaji Muktar Shagari, is the arrow head of the
Jonathan offensive here.
He has continued to advertise the achievements of
the Jonathan’s administration as it affects the
region.
He told THISDAY that the North has benefitted
immensely from Jonathan and that it was only
proper to repay the gesture.
He said, “President Jonathan’s agricultural
policies for one are touching on the lives of
peasant farmers in the entire region. In the past,
fertiliser was never accessible. But now, with the
new policies in place, our farmers are very happy
and they are grateful. As far as the North is
concerned, agriculture is the mainstay. So any
effort to improve that sector is a major boost to
our region.”
The insurgency too has not affected Jonathan’s
rating in the North-east. Rather in what looks like
a paradox, leaders of thought in the area are
impressed with his soft approach to the crisis.
They are equally appreciative of how he has
dialogued with the leadership of the zone in
ending hostilities.
Although a section still criticises him for a sloppy
handling of the insurgency, charging him with not
making a show of force in quelling the terrorists.
Former Managing Director of the Bank of North,
Shettima Bulama, in an interview with THISDAY,
hailed Jonathan’s war on terror and scored it
high. A leading Borno elder, Bulama said the soft
approach is winning the war more than violent
response which some people prefer.
He said, “recently, the government is doing its
best in the circumstances, its consulting people,
and neighbouring international communities in a
tactical manner to overcome this. To a large
extent it has succeeded. Few months ago life in
Maidugiri, the capital of Borno State, was
unbearable because of the insurgents walking
around freely, but because of the tactical approach
by both the local populace and the Military, sanity
has been restored, and their activities narrowed
down to few local governments, this is both a
collective effort of the people and the government.
As slow as the approach may be by government
it’s a better solution.”
www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-gaining-new-grounds-in-the-north/192766/