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Soyinka said members of the House of Representatives, who scaled the gates to enter into legislative chambers to perform their duties must be applauded and not derided.According to him, if anybody is to be ashamed, it should be the Inspector-General of Police for “his slavish adherence to conspiratorial, illegal, and unconstitutional instructions – to undermine a democratic structure, and one – to make matters worse – convoked in response to an emergency of dire public concern.” ![]() |
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nerodenero:Yoy call the poo u posted constructive? You need your grey matter examined asap.....im sure some part is nor more grey..... ![]() |
Seun can you show us where in the article APC reps was used? |
They keep accusing opposition of trying to create mayhem yet a single evidence they can never produce. PDP should stop telling the world thier plans and painting it like its that of the opposition. Party of saTANists. |
Kokorokoo:Stale..... We can all see what an in experienced boy have cost us in this country. So shove your stale silly comments up ur stinking a$$. In you guys foolishness, u support impunity, all in the name of getting a drunkard back to power. Was the raid of APC not illegal? Nonsense!!! |
I am sounding this alarm again........... Should Jonathan be impeached........................... . !!! NOTHING i mean NOTHING will happen!!! |
voodoo85:Ah han babe...do you have to quote everything with this, i will definitely be spying on your phone if u are my babe ![]() |
Hi Nairalanders, something happened over the weekend between 2 love birds and i had a hard time resolving the issue. Threw it open were men were gathered having a nice time. Off course when somethings are in the system, you can imagine the shouting and the arguments, between some beautiful babes were present. Off course, babes no go gree ![]() Mama caught bobo spying on her chats....then BANG!!! the war began. Bobo said he has the right to check her phone because she also has the right to check his own too. ) cos if mama is to spy on bobo's phone; Mama may end up in the intensive care unit of state Lagos state teaching hospital. ![]() Mama claims bobo doesn't trust her, if he does, he wouldnt be snitching on her phone Bobo cliaimed there is nothing wrong in checking her phone, if there is nothing to hide, she wouldnt get all worked up . Hmmmmmm!!!! Guess mama have caught bobo a couple of timesNairalanders is it wrong to spy on your partners phone? Is it Love or lack of trust? Before i take my leave: The Federal Government just released a terrorist to the public again. If you are wise, you will vote for CHANGE |
BackDatAssUp:Can you shoot a catapult? Foolish people always shouting there will be no Nigeria. There will be biafra bah? You go soon get sense...contunu ![]() |
Mynd44, oam4j, ngwakwe nairalanders deserve to see one of stella's and jonaTANs achievements ![]() |
It is a big shame that despite the billions spent on airports by this corrupt administration. Our airports are still ranked amongst the most terrible airports in Africa. Of this is a world survey....hmmm, your guess is as good as mine... ![]() It is interesting to note that AIRPORT REMODELLING have been a major propaganda of saTANist. This as be highlighted by them as one of jonaTANs major achievements. How shameful can this clowns get? |
A survey released at the weekend by The Guide to Sleeping in Airports, a travel website that produces an annual survey to identify the world’s worst and best aviation terminals, has ranked Port Harcourt, Abuja and Lagos international airports as among the worst in Africa in 2014. Based on overall airport experience as determined by voters in its 2014 Airport Survey, Port Harcourt International Airport, Nigeria (PHC) was voted 6th, Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, Nigeria (ABV) 7th while the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos, Nigeria (LOS) ranked 10th among the top 10 worst airports in Africa in 2014. Khartoum International Airport, Sudan (KRT) was rated the worst airport in Africa. Kinshasa N’djili International Airport, Democratic Republic of the Congo (FIH) was rated second worst while Tripoli International Airport, Libya (TIP) was voted the 3rd worst airport in Africa in 2014. For the survey, voters were asked to judge facilities in Africa’s airports in four categories: comfort, convenience, cleanliness and customer service. The voters narrated stories as they relate to unfortunate airport experiences across the continent. From dirty floors and bathrooms to the regular request for bribes, travelers were unimpressed with the airports that made it onto this year’s Worst Airports in Africa list. Other complaints revolved around lack of air conditioning, general navigational chaos, limited yet expensive restaurant options and questionably-effective security processes at these airports. The results pointed to the view that Africa has a reputation for having some of the worst airports in the world. However, airports in Africa aren’t quite as bad as they seem. Some countries are making effort to improve air travel, like South Africa where three of its airports were rated consecutively the best among 5 African airports in 2014. Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International Airport was rated best in Africa closely followed by Cape Town International Airport, and Durban King Shaka International Airport third best airport out of the five that were rated best in Africa. Meanwhile, in other rankings, Pakistan’s Islamabad Benazir Bhutto airport was crowned the worst airport in the world in 2014. There were no surprises when it came to naming the best airport in the world, with Singapore’s Changi International taking the title it has held every year since the survey began 18 years ago. |
berem:Nne...as in... foolish thread! |
[s] Samunique:[/s] STALE!!!! we have educated you TANoids a couple of times about how GMB got into power. In b/w im.sure you know those that spare headed the 1st coup in Nigeria? |
otalenu:Now this makes more sense |
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I am writing this article in my capacity as Joe Igbokwe, I am writing this piece as an Author and writer and I am writing this as a public commentator on national issues. I am not writing piece this as the spokesperson of Lagos APC. I speak strictly for myself and I crave your indulgence to give me this liberty to speak at a time like this. Nigeria is in a deep crisis and anybody who wishes this country well must speak out now or hold his peace forever. I have said it before that when a nation is in crisis, the people must search and fish out a great president. When a nation is at crossroads, a competent and strong hand is needed to restore normalcy. When a nation's territories are being threatened by external forces, you need a president with military background to put a stop to the insurgency. When corruption, impunity and mediocrity ravage a country, you need a disciplined man with puritanical disposition to be on the driver's seat. General Muhammadu Buhari(GMB) has come of age in Nigerian politics since 2003. He contested presidential elections in 2003, 2007 and again in 2011. In 2007, he was mercilessly rigged out of power and he went to court to seek redress. The case went up to the Supreme Court where the three Supreme Court judges agreed that the elections were flawed while three voted against. It took the vote of the Chief Justice of the federation to save the country from national and international embarrassment. GMB accepted the verdict. In 2011, he returned to the ring to box again. This time the electoral thieves got bolder in the South East and South South. They loaded and loaded votes until they became satisfied with the number. A friend of mine who went to vote was told to go home because they had got the required number. Again the great betrayal by members of his party and the inability of members to work together created the room for PDP to retain power again. General Buhari cried. He wept for Nigeria, he wept for the state of nation and the level of impunity and corruption ravaging the landscape and he wept for generations yet unborn. He wept because he reasoned that Nigerians do not want to fight for change. He wept because the few who were choking Nigeria work twenty four hours a day and seven days in a week while the majority and those who should know better go to sleep and pray 20 times in a day asking God to come down to do the talking for them. GMB wept because he considered that he has tried his best to help restore Nigeria. He wept because he saw no hope for this country when the evil ones are getting bolder. The rest is now history. In the last three and half years the rapacious greedy lots in Nigeria, the corrupt, the meretricious mediocrity and the nitwits became bolder. NNPC, Immigration, Pension funds, NPA, etc became cash cows. It became a big scramble for these characters to pillage anything their hands could touch. NNPC could not remit all the money accruing from crude oil sales to CBN. When the former CBN Governor, now Emir of Kano, HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi raised an alarm, he was sacked with ignominy. Federal Ministers became laws unto themselves, attacking the common patrimony with reckless abandon, stealing what they do not need. The great threat to the nation's corporate existence became the Boko Haram insurgency. Over 5000 Nigerians have been killed in the past three and half years. While the ruling party and the opposition continue to trade blames, the nation continues to go down. Mutinies reared its ugly heads in the Army of Nigeria. Junior officers started disobeying their superiors and our combatant soldiers escaping to Cameroun for fear of the rag-tagged insurgents called Boko Haram. In the midst of this, our infrastructure continues to decay. In 1999, our power generation stood a 3000 plus Mega Watts and after almost sixteen years we are now under 3000 Mega Watts after spending billions of dollars in that critical sector. Never in the history of this country has any leader played up the dangerous issues of Religion and Ethnicity as we have it today under President Jonathan. The Vice President, everybody including this writer fought so hard to make him assume his constitutional responsibility as president when President Yar Adua died in office, has put a knife on things that have held us together as one political entity. The president has systematically divided Nigeria along ethnic and religious lines, something unheard off in the history of Nigeria. Dangerously and tragically he moved from being the president of Nigeria to become the president of Ijaw nation. To make matters worse, some cowards and efulefus (nonentities) from his tribe took on other Nigerians, pouring invectives on them for asking questions. I guess it was these errors of history that drove General Buhari to throw his hat into the ring once again to see if Nigerians can go back to history and take the right steps to right the wrongs of the past sixteen years. After giving up hope for Nigeria, GMB decided to return to take his last chance to help Nigeria out of trouble. I may not know what informed his decision to stage a comeback but I guess he knows what is wrong with this country and feels he knows what to do to reverse the trend. I find it difficult to believe why the other equally good candidates in APC cannot step down for GMB given his antecedents, track records, history and character. No other former Head of State in Nigeria can be said to possess the discipline, honesty and integrity of General Buhari, all things considered. As a war time General, a former minister, a former Head of State, former chairman PTF and a fourth time contender in the race since 2003, I think that the man deserves all the support from all Nigerians to make it this time. Despite his dictatorial tendencies when he was the Military head of state, Buhari restored discipline and probity in Nigeria. His War Against Indiscipline (WAI) paid off handsomely and Nigeria is still reaping the fruits today. His intervention at PTF paid off too. His fight against corruption stood him out. If today, the people at the corridors of power hate GMB, it is not because he is a bad man but the fear that some of them will end up in jail for corruption and impunity. They know that if GMB becomes the President, things may never be the same again and many of them will enter the next available flight to anywhere outside Nigeria. They know that oil subsidy looters will not go scot free. They know that GMB knows all of them. They know money does not mean anything to GMB and therefore he cannot be bribed. Nigeria needs a tested and trusted Buhari now and this is the reason why I am pleading with all other APC presidential aspirants to step down for GMB. He is the most prepared for this office at a time like this. The little we saw of him in the 80s tells us that his wisdom, courage, discipline, strong character, fearlessness etc is what we need now to drive the new Nigeria of our dream. We must seize the moment. We must grab it with both hands or history will leave us behind. Make no mistake about it, if we make the mistake of allowing President Jonathan to continue in office beyond 2015 we would have sowed the seed for this great country to go down. With all due respect, and without sounding immodest, President Jonathan has nothing to offer Nigeria. His emergence in 2010 was a big mistake. It was an error of history. It was something that could never have happened if we had known his innermost disposition, his training, his background, his philosophy, his ideology and his character. He cannot fight the insurgents, he cannot fight impunity, he cannot fight corruption, he cannot fight mediocrity, he cannot hold the country together and he simply cannot get it. The age of his ideas worries me to the marrows. Let us help to get President GEJ out of the China's shop to forestall further colossal damage. HE has tried his best and has made history for himself and his people but his best is not good enough for the country. This country is far bigger than the ambition of one man and therefore President Jonathan should be prepared to go because he will be roundly and mercilessly defeated in 2015. Joe Igbokwe Lagos |
donmalcolm21:what is wrong is calling a fisherman a fisherman? as a regular visitor to Nairaland, are u not a nairalander? |
THIS IS THE MESS THE OTUOKE FISHERMAN HAVE BROUGHT TO OUR DEMOCRACY |
philips70:THATS THE ONLY THING THEIR WARPED UP MINDS CAN THINK OF |
deletrue:bla...bla...bla...sorry u do not have my attention again NEXT!!! |
deletrue:DUNCE!!! Are u sure is not a pack of fufu kept in a hard casing u have as a head? Bokoharam started under Yaradua...so spare us this stale sermon you are preaching and stop being foolish. for you info, i am a Niger Deltan and its no news that Jonathan is a failure. now get ur silly ass out of my mentions |
The state of emergency have had little or no effects since it was declared. the only effects we have seen so far is some Generals pockets and bank accounts getting fatter, over 200 missing girls, little kids bombed to death like chickens, gallant soldiers and officers being killed like rams...etc. When the FG and the Nigerian military top brass really wants to end this madness, it will take them less than a month. for now its all about political gains and money. if mr incompetence is not impeached; we will surely kick him out on lovers day next year! vote for CHANGE!!! |
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Off course, babes no go gree 
Bobo cliaimed there is nothing wrong in checking her phone, if there is nothing to hide, she wouldnt get all worked up 