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TheGoodJoe:Good |
If this guy no relent I believe he's gonna coach super eagle one day. He is so loyal and love his nation.we may not appreciate him now, but I believe he is giving his best to his nation. TheGoodjoe what time is naija match tomorrow |
I decided to read a copy of the National Grazing
Reserve Council Bill and I was surprised at what I
saw.
The Bill creates a council to be chaired by a
Chairman to be appointed by the president.
The council shall have the power to take your land
anywhere the land is located in the country and
then pay you compensation.
Your land, when taken, shall be assigned to
herdsmen who shall use your land for grazing
purposes. They shall bring cows to the land and
you shall lose the land permanently to those
Fulani cattlemen.
If you feel that the council was not right to take
your land, you can go to court but before you go
to court, you must first of all notify the federal
attorney general of your intention to sue the
council. Apart from notifying, you must get the
consent and authority of the Federal Attorney
General before you can sue.
So that means that if the Attorney General
refuses to give his consent to the suit, you have
lost your land forever to the herdsmen.
And this law, when passed, shall apply to the
whole country so it means that your land in the
village or anywhere is not safe.
The National Grazing Reserve Council would have
the power to take away your land from you
anytime they want and pay you whatever they
want as compensation (even when you don't
want to sell, and remember that for you to get
compensation, you must have documents
showing or proving ownership).
So I think that we all in the South West, South
South and South East must rise up and reject this
Bill. We must do all things to force our national
Assembly members from passing that bill into
law.
That bill is a deliberate attempt to take our lands
and hand the land over to the Fulani cattlemen
since it is only the fulanis that rear cattle in
Nigeria.
That law, when passed, shall fulfil the directive of
Uthman Dan Fodio and other northern leaders to
take over other parts of Nigeria.
I implore you to use all available means to
implore your senator and Rep not to pass that
law.
That law will destroy Nigeria.
All over the world, ranches are established and
used to rear cattle. The farmers buy land and put
there cattle there. There is no country where the
land of the citizens are compulsorily acquired and
given to others.
This is evil, and designed to favour the Fulanis
where the president comes from.
We must resist the passage of that bill into law to
save Nigeria, and to protect our future
generations
Please share this piece until it goes viral. We must
defend our land and protect our children.
Source: Dr. Austin MONYE, UNIBEN |
sagna injured.This why I fucking hates international break. We will surely loss a player to injury during the break |
I talk am. They are birds of a feather.
Na eye service fayose dey do too. |
Lecturer shouting ole..ahahahah Pot calling kettle black. But wait ooo no be that Godly V.C that personally requested E.A adeboye to come to FUTA chop money? |
Because we are nigerian, and we are special but reckless. |
Wtf! So bravo shipped in 3goals yesterday night. We need a real backup for this guy. A competitive backup and not caballero IMO |
DrinkWater10:Wait and see, but either fabinho or bellerini is our target |
DrinkWater10:I knew u gonna talk abt d financial turmoil back den, but forget it if belerin wanna leave too and he has better offer frm wenger will sell him.... |
DrinkWater10:Lolx, arsene wenger? Ok, van pirese, fabregas, nasri, even sagna. I don't knw af any player arsene wenger can't sell. |
TheGoodJoe:We need to get this guy by all means |
This kiddo again |
TheGoodJoe:Can't agree less. Pep still av a lot to do |
TheGoodJoe:Ahahah u nailed it. |
TheGoodJoe:Spur finished 3rd last season below arsenal. Meanwhile d game just gonna be like celtic game. An attacking and possessive team too, but if we can hold our DM tight and pair ota and stone. We gonna triumph at the end of d day |
[quote author=Commentus2 post=49823370][/quote]Ahahah explain wat? |
Shoutout to my father'sland This my country. No turning back No compromising. Still pledge my Loyalty. Better days to come in peace. No matter the weather we still gonna make it. Happy independence my country |
That book pages should be empty, or what can be inside d book? ![]() |
twitter and nairalanders jobless youths always no they mind their biz |
All Progressives Congress, APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has demanded the resignation of the national chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun who he claimed Sunday had derailed from the path of progressives. In a stinking communiqué from his media office, Tinubu accused Oyegun of sabotaging the will of democracy in Ondo State by overriding the decision of the appeal panel that asked for a fresh governorship primary following investigations that showed that the delegates’ list used had been tampered with. Tinubu in the communiqué further alleged that Oyegun’s action in allegedly subverting the will of the people was not of his doing, saying that for a man of the age of the national chairman to have done what he did that he must have been under the influence of a “powerful and sinister arm at work.” Tinubu who said that the APC was now under threat of being suffocated by anti-democratic forces pretending to be progressives, said: “The APC, a party born of the quest for democratic good governance, is under critical threat by those who managed to be in the party but never of it. From the party’s inception, the principles of democratic fairness and justice were to guide APC internal deliberations. Party founders realized that only by intramural fair dealing could the party remain faithful to the progressive ideals that we presented to the Nigerian electorate as our governing creed. If the party could not justly govern itself, it would find it difficult to establish and maintain just government throughout the nation. “In essence, the party was the embodiment of a democratic promise made between its members as well as a democratic vow made to the public. Evidently, some errant members believe promises and vows are mere words to be easily spoken and more easily broken. Chairman John Oyegun has breached these good pledges in a most overt and brazen display. In doing so, Oyegun has dealt a heavy blow to the very party he professes to lead. It is an awful parent who suffocates his own child for the sake of a few naira. The party was supposed to buttress APC members elected to government at all levels. Because of Oyegun’s conduct of our affairs, the party is rapidly becoming an albatross to those it was meant to help. “Oyegun’s comportment regarding the Ondo State primary will become the textbook definition of political treachery and malfeasance of the basest order. In early September, the state primary was held. A purported winner was named. Having faith in the ways of the party, Tinubu publicly accepted what he assumed to be a verdict honestly derived. As a democrat, one must face the possibility of defeat and accept such as outcome with as much grace as one would embrace victory. One of the few bright spots during the conduct of the primaries was Jigawa Governor, Alhaji Mohammed Badaru Abubakar. He chaired the primary convention with decorum and impartiality. He was unaware that a tampered list had been slipped into the process. “Indeed within hours of the announcement, news began to filter in that gravely disturbed me. Credible allegations of fraud troubled the waters. The delegate list had been materially altered by someone in a strategic position to so do. The names of over 150 valid delegates were excised to make room for an equal number of impostors. This was not a clerical error. The alteration was wilfully executed that the primary would be directed toward a chosen end that bore nothing in common with the will of most state party members. A cunning few had tried to deceive the many into believing they were outnumbered. “A conspiracy to steal the Ondo primary had been uncovered. Fortunately, the grand deception afoot had been unable to cover its tracks fast enough. Truth began to cry for justice. “Several candidates filed petitions contesting the result. The party established an investigative board to review the evidence. In a two to one decision, the panel found the delegate roster had suffered tampering. The panel recommended that a new primary should be held using the valid delegate list. This recommendation was tabled before the National Working Committee (NWC). “After many hours of deliberations spanning several days, a final vote was held by the NWC. Before hand, NWC members agreed that the decision of the majority would become the stance of the party. Such is the way of democracy. The NWC voted six against five to cancel the fraudulent results and hold an honest primary. For a moment, it seemed the party would restore its integrity by giving democracy a chance. However, those who sought to scam an entire state would not let the vote of 11 people spoil their enterprise. “After the NWC vote, a noticeably agitated Chairman Oyegun proposed the NWC engage in prayer before concluding the meeting. Adhering to this chairman’s request, NWC members began to pray. Seeing that the others had taken his bait, Oyegun used the prayerful interlude to secretly excuse himself from the meeting. Contravening the NWC decision and in violation of all rules of fundamental decency, Oyegun decided to safeguard the fraud done in Ondo by perpetrating a greater fraud. Oyegun arrogated to himself the right to submit the name of Rotimi Akeredolu to INEC as the candidate of the party. “Truth has finally come to light. There exists a regressive element in the party that cares nothing for the progressive ideas upon which this party was founded. They joined the APC because it was the best ride available at the time. Now they want to guide the party into the ditch. They want to turn the party into a soulless entity incapable of doing good, just like they are. When such a person tastes power, they shed all good restraint. They come to abuse the trust given them as if they are the owners of that trust and not its mere custodians. These people did little to build the party but now will do much to wreck it. “Our party was to stand for change. Oyegun and his fellows seem to be on a different wave length. They are the cohort of Unchange. The APC wants to guide Nigeria into a better tomorrow. Oyegun and the cohort of unchange want to pull Nigeria back into the past where rigging and vote stealing were the old and new testaments of politics. They want the people to think that there is no alternative to their reactionary system of skewed politics and imperious government. Thus, they seek to turn the APC into a factory of the very political malpractices the people soundly rejected in the past election. To choke the APC in this manner is to kill the chance for progressive reform for the foreseeable future. Much more than the Ondo primary is at stake. Oyegun has revealed his team’s game plan: It is the destruction of progressive politics and governance on behalf of the people. “As party chairman, Oyegun was supposed to protect our internal processes and be an impartial arbiter, a person in whom all had confidence. Instead, he donned the garment of a confident man, duping the NWC, the party, and INEC in one fell blow. He has robbed APC members in Ondo State of the chance to pick in a fair manner who they believe is the best candidate. “As such, he has broken faith with the party and probably has broken a few laws. The consequences of what he has done are more expansive than a man of his scope can fathom,” Tinubu said as he said that Oyegun must have been under some major sinister influence as to allow what happened. “With strong expectation, we await a response to Oyegun’s wrongdoing from those who clamored so long and loudly about Tinubu’s alleged role in the Ondo primary. “Leading into the primary, a prominent lawyer from Ondo published lengthy missives alleging that Tinubu was a malicious hand intent on rigging the primary. His letters spoke of his great love for democracy and justice. Though Oyegun has assaulted democracy in a most public and vulgar way, this lawyer’s prolific pen will remain stilled. He dare not publish a word about this travesty. His silence will be sign for all who care to decipher its meaning. “The plan was to point the accusing finger at Tinubu. With everyone focused on Tinubu, they would have distracted all attention from the heist they had set in motion. As fate would have it, the trickery they hoped to conduct in the shadows has come to light. “Those who so actively attributed imaginary wrong to Tinubu now stand dumb and mute in the face of confirmed impropriety. They remain silent for reasons they cannot divulge. Oyegun and his ilk turn out to be gangsters adorned in the tunic of party authority. “Oyegun has engaged in the strange math where five is greater than six. This smacks of how the PDP conducted its affairs and orchestrated its own downfall. Tinubu disparaged such malpractice when it was not in his party. Tinubu surely disowns it now that it has invaded the party he helped bring to fruition. “Tinubu has consciously refused to hold any official position with the party to avoid the perception that he was trying to control all and sundry. Tinubu has even kept his peace for some time despite many things that happened within the party that were not quite right. He exercised this forbearance because the party is young. A collective endeavor cannot avoid the mistakes and errors of organizational newness and evolution. “Yet, the wrongs Oyegun committed had nothing to do with newness or the mistakes occasioned by the path of reform. His actions are in the nature of the old wrongs that have afflicted our national politics much too long. If Oyegun wants to walk backward into the past, he has every right to it. However, he has no right to drag the party or any of us with him. Against our choosing. “The informal title of national leader of the party was given to Tinubu at the onset which he accepted it as a sign from those who wished to recognize my contributions to the party’s formation. It is an honorific title which he has been proud to wear until today. I would rather not have any title yet reside in a party that honors democracy than hold a title in a party that says it honors me but that treats justice with indecency. I find greater honour and comfort where democracy and fairness are found and respected. “Oyegun has done the irredeemable. His coup is an insult to party and to patriot, to reason and to the reform agenda of this government. To remain silent would be to admit the defeat of the reform and progressive change many have labored to bring forth. While the forces resistant to change and reform are strong, Tinubu dare not submit to them. Tinubu encourages all party members not to submit to them. If we acquiesce in this wrong, the one greater than this shall cascade upon us. “Oyegun’s transgressions are a warning. He is but the mercenary of forces that seek to return the nation to the old ways. If they get away with this infraction, no telling what or whom they will undermine tomorrow. Much is at stake. On the chopping block, lies the future of the political party in which the majority of voters had placed their confidence. To rescue the party, Oyegun must go. He has shown that he and democratic fair play cannot exist in the same party at the same time. If Tinubu is to choose between John Oyegun and progress toward a better Nigeria, the choice has already been made. For those who care about the party, who care about Nigeria and its chance for a better tomorrow, now is the time to stand against this brewing evil before it grows to encompass all we have built and all we hold dear.” www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/asiwaju-bola-ahmed-tinubu-demands-john-odigie-oyegun-resignation/ |
TheGoodJoe:instead of criticizing our boys, I give credit to the swans, they are found of playing nice football which they still repeat yesterday. That's to make pep realized how we gonna cop and the selection he gonna make wen playing against team that cherished possessive football too. Swansea has just shown us wat we gonna face with gunners and catalans. |
TheGoodJoe:Just saw it on twitter now and I was about to say sometin on it...shame on velez..Bleep him.....duuuur |
TheGoodJoe:It won't take them time to adapt cos where already playing possessive football before the arrival of pep, I think after arsenal and swansea city we are the next club that cherish possessive football in epl, so pep just have to make them more creative and adjust the style of retrieving a lost ball wic we can see that it has improved a lot, we now retrieve ball withing 20-30seconds after lossing it and we are more creative now..even our defense line are creative and our last game against swansea is an evidence. The next thing I want him to work on is keeping cleansheet cos we are a football club who cherish clean sheet. |
TheGoodJoe:Am with you 100percent with all respect to bonucci, we have enough developed and developing younger star..though the might not have experience like bonucci, but with time they are going to be the best cos the are talented and committed.. We should save our penny from buying bonucci |
ibietela2:Well maybe or maybe not cos am not sharing her love for someone else |
AreaFada2:Don't mind them jawe awon oloshi |
Decamp to APC... Same wine. Diffrent bottle. |
sagna injured.
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