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Politics › Re: Why I Will Vote GEJ Again by koife(op): 7:57pm On Jan 15, 2015

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dyGxQzwZ80

[size=15pt]Julius Malema criticize Goodluck Jonathan[/size]

And Your point is?......can't you write a simple sentence.....I said comment and not some video from the net.

Politics › Re: Why I Will Vote GEJ Again by koife(op): 7:53pm On Jan 15, 2015

babadee1:
Your post is too long and the formatting makes it almost impossible to read which was why I said story story. Maybe if you reformat your post and edit it I may be able to read and make some issue based comments. Meanwhile Buhari/Osinbajo 2015.

I can see you're as lazy as APC....is the formatting the reason you can't read or the plain words. I suspect you can't read just like failbhuari your holy grail....get a life already... pUNK angry

Politics › Re: Why I Will Vote GEJ Again by koife(op): 7:47pm On Jan 15, 2015

babadee1:
Story story. Buhari/Osinbajo 2015 jare.

Sir, i said issue based....not some sentiments or better still delete your comment. Name by force to comment?....mtcheeeeew to all this e warriors

Politics › Re: Why I Will Vote GEJ Again by koife(op): 7:44pm On Jan 15, 2015

koife:
I have been thinking seriously on why President Jonathan is constantly being derided and abused by a few but vociferous individuals. The most recent being that emanating from President Obasanjo’s latest book. But what now propelled me into contributing to this debate is the article written by Mr. Nnimmo Bassey, who I have very high regard for since our student days at the University of Nigeria, Enugu campus. In that article captioned “ A Clueless president,” he stated how an African friend he had not seen in years asked him about “his clueless President.” This demonstrates the need for us to remain decorous even in instances of very sharp disagreements. Quite often, Nigerians complain of disrespectful treatments at the airports by immigration and custom officials. There is a saying in Igbo land to the effect that when you describe your cooking pot as useless, people will treat it as rubbish. We Nigerians have often not been mindful of the damage we do to our country and ourselves when we denigrate our institutions and our leaders in a careless and reckless manner. It is even more so when such recklessness comes from a former president who should be more thoughtful and circumspect in his utterances and writings. As we approach the 2015 presidential elections, the denigration of the office of the president is being escalated. The launch of the book, My Watch, by former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (OBJ) was seen in this light by many commentators. The opposition party, the APC is also determined to do maximum damage to President Jonathan and the office of the President. The utterances from its leadership need a lot of moderation and scrubbing. They have also at various times described Mr. President as clueless and one who runs an auto pilot government. The radical changes promised by President Jonathan during his campaign were captured in the Transformation Agenda document. Programmes identified in this document will be used to evaluate the government of President Jonathan to see if his government can be described as clueless and running on auto pilot. An important barometer of a viable democracy is the sanctity of the voter’s wish. When late President Yar’adua took office, he acknowledged that his election was largely flawed and vowed to clean up the electoral process. President Jonathan who succeeded him has not disappointed in this regard. It is to his credit that subsequent elections have been largely declared as free and fair by international observers. Another important index and benefit of democracy is the freedom of expression, freedom of association and statutorily guaranteed access to information. Under President Jonathan, freedom of speech has remained unencumbered in spite of some unwarranted abuses his government has suffered. President Jonathan remains to date the most demonised, abused and derided President Nigeria has ever had. But it is to his credit that he has never used the security apparatus at his disposal to persecute any one. One can also acknowledge that he signed the Freedom of Information (FOI) Bill into law, a bill that the previous governments avoided for years. Under President Jonathan, the power sector has witnessed the privatisation of the generation and distribution companies. If international and local assessments of this process are anything to go by, the bidding process has been mostly transparent. With this process concluded, one can anticipate an irreversible process in achieving stable power supply in no distant future, the same way the telecommunication sector benefited from privatization. The rehabilitation of the railway system deserves special mention. This important means of transportation had been unfortunately ignored by previous governments. The progress being made in this sector in reopening the railway links to the major cities in Nigeria is commendable. This is being complemented with the dredging of the lower River Niger. We also take particular note of the ongoing construction of the new bridge over the River Benue and the commencement of work on the Second Niger Bridge. The aviation sector is another area that has witnessed significant transformation. The modernisations of the existing airports and construction of new airport terminals have improved the standing of Nigerian airports within the international aviation community. It is therefore not surprising that Nigeria has attained and retained the FAA Category One status. The launching of the National Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP), and the National Enterprise Development Programme has led to the resuscitation of the Nigeria automobile industry. Nigeria has moved from a net importer of cement to a net exporter of cement by increasing installed capacity from 16.5 million metric tons per annum in 2011 to 39.5 million metric tons per annum in 2014. The transformation agenda of Mr. President, if implemented faithfully, will no doubt significantly improve the Nigerian economy. But we must be mindful of the fact that its impact and success rests on tackling the monster of corruption. One, therefore, cannot fairly evaluate this administration without assessing its approach to addressing the issue of corruption. Although Nigeria has improved slightly with respect to the corruption perception index of Transparency International, the perception of corruption in Nigeria is still high. While there is often a mismatch between perception and reality, one cannot ignore perception. The truth, is that Mr. President needs to demonstrate that his government abhors corruption. While I agree with Mr. President that dealing with corruption is not about parading people on television but devising creative and systematic means of addressing it, there is still need to combine the long term measure of Mr. President with some short term prescriptions. One short term measure could be initiating an executive bill to set up tribunals dedicated to trying cases of corruption. These tribunals should be presided over by credible retired judges. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has often complained about their frustration with the process at the existing courts. The conviction of Governor Ibori at the UK Court vis a vis the merry-go-round experienced in the same case in Nigeria is a case in point. Having stated the issues above, it will be germane to acknowledge what this administration has already done to tackle corruption at its roots. These include the restructuring of the pension payment system, the restructuring of the integrated salary payment system, and the deregulation in the oil and gas sector to check corrupt practices in the downstream sector. The disappearance of perennial queues at our filling stations is one testimony to the success of the creative approach to stemming endemic corruption in the oil sector. Signing of the Anti-Money Laundering Act into law, introduction of an electronic-wallet scheme, that has reduced significantly decades of corruption in the fertiliser and seed sectors in bid to diversify our economy is a laudable stride.
Let me hear why you will vote buhari....pls be issue based and not the change talk I've been hearing Thank you!
Nb you don't have to comment if you don't have anything to say...matured comments only!

Politics › Why I Will Vote GEJ Again by koife(op): 7:22pm On Jan 15, 2015*

I have been thinking seriously on why President Jonathan is constantly being derided and abused by a few but vociferous individuals. The most recent being that emanating from President Obasanjo’s latest book. But what now propelled me into contributing to this debate is the article written by Mr. Nnimmo Bassey, who I have very high regard for since our student days at the University of Nigeria, Enugu campus. In that article captioned “ A Clueless president,” he stated how an African friend he had not seen in years asked him about “his clueless President.” This demonstrates the need for us to remain decorous even in instances of very sharp disagreements. Quite often, Nigerians complain of disrespectful treatments at the airports by immigration and custom officials. There is a saying in Igbo land to the effect that when you describe your cooking pot as useless, people will treat it as rubbish. We Nigerians have often not been mindful of the damage we do to our country and ourselves when we denigrate our institutions and our leaders in a careless and reckless manner. It is even more so when such recklessness comes from a former president who should be more thoughtful and circumspect in his utterances and writings. As we approach the 2015 presidential elections, the denigration of the office of the president is being escalated. The launch of the book, My Watch, by former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (OBJ) was seen in this light by many commentators. The opposition party, the APC is also determined to do maximum damage to President Jonathan and the office of the President. The utterances from its leadership need a lot of moderation and scrubbing. They have also at various times described Mr. President as clueless and one who runs an auto pilot government. The radical changes promised by President Jonathan during his campaign were captured in the Transformation Agenda document. Programmes identified in this document will be used to evaluate the government of President Jonathan to see if his government can be described as clueless and running on auto pilot. An important barometer of a viable democracy is the sanctity of the voter’s wish. When late President Yar’adua took office, he acknowledged that his election was largely flawed and vowed to clean up the electoral process. President Jonathan who succeeded him has not disappointed in this regard. It is to his credit that subsequent elections have been largely declared as free and fair by international observers. Another important index and benefit of democracy is the freedom of expression, freedom of association and statutorily guaranteed access to information. Under President Jonathan, freedom of speech has remained unencumbered in spite of some unwarranted abuses his government has suffered. President Jonathan remains to date the most demonised, abused and derided President Nigeria has ever had. But it is to his credit that he has never used the security apparatus at his disposal to persecute any one. One can also acknowledge that he signed the Freedom of Information (FOI) Bill into law, a bill that the previous governments avoided for years. Under President Jonathan, the power sector has witnessed the privatisation of the generation and distribution companies. If international and local assessments of this process are anything to go by, the bidding process has been mostly transparent. With this process concluded, one can anticipate an irreversible process in achieving stable power supply in no distant future, the same way the telecommunication sector benefited from privatization. The rehabilitation of the railway system deserves special mention. This important means of transportation had been unfortunately ignored by previous governments. The progress being made in this sector in reopening the railway links to the major cities in Nigeria is commendable. This is being complemented with the dredging of the lower River Niger. We also take particular note of the ongoing construction of the new bridge over the River Benue and the commencement of work on the Second Niger Bridge. The aviation sector is another area that has witnessed significant transformation. The modernisations of the existing airports and construction of new airport terminals have improved the standing of Nigerian airports within the international aviation community. It is therefore not surprising that Nigeria has attained and retained the FAA Category One status. The launching of the National Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP), and the National Enterprise Development Programme has led to the resuscitation of the Nigeria automobile industry. Nigeria has moved from a net importer of cement to a net exporter of cement by increasing installed capacity from 16.5 million metric tons per annum in 2011 to 39.5 million metric tons per annum in 2014. The transformation agenda of Mr. President, if implemented faithfully, will no doubt significantly improve the Nigerian economy. But we must be mindful of the fact that its impact and success rests on tackling the monster of corruption. One, therefore, cannot fairly evaluate this administration without assessing its approach to addressing the issue of corruption. Although Nigeria has improved slightly with respect to the corruption perception index of Transparency International, the perception of corruption in Nigeria is still high. While there is often a mismatch between perception and reality, one cannot ignore perception. The truth, is that Mr. President needs to demonstrate that his government abhors corruption. While I agree with Mr. President that dealing with corruption is not about parading people on television but devising creative and systematic means of addressing it, there is still need to combine the long term measure of Mr. President with some short term prescriptions. One short term measure could be initiating an executive bill to set up tribunals dedicated to trying cases of corruption. These tribunals should be presided over by credible retired judges. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has often complained about their frustration with the process at the existing courts. The conviction of Governor Ibori at the UK Court vis a vis the merry-go-round experienced in the same case in Nigeria is a case in point. Having stated the issues above, it will be germane to acknowledge what this administration has already done to tackle corruption at its roots. These include the restructuring of the pension payment system, the restructuring of the integrated salary payment system, and the deregulation in the oil and gas sector to check corrupt practices in the downstream sector. The disappearance of perennial queues at our filling stations is one testimony to the success of the creative approach to stemming endemic corruption in the oil sector. Signing of the Anti-Money Laundering Act into law, introduction of an electronic-wallet scheme, that has reduced significantly decades of corruption in the fertiliser and seed sectors in bid to diversify our economy is a laudable stride.
Let me hear why you will vote buhari....pls be issue based and not the change talk I've been hearing Thank you!
Nb you don't have to comment if you don't have anything to say...matured comments only!

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Politics › Re: My Hammattan experience and Look by koife(op): 4:53pm On Jan 13, 2015

[quote author=lilmaxfidel post=29759789][/quote]U see what I said....this dude just brought politricks matter here. Broz the thread is about harmattan. Pls try and be informed so you won't mislead people here on nairaland undecided

Politics › Re: My Hammattan experience and Look by koife(op): 4:37pm On Jan 13, 2015

I did it intentionally, coz am tired of all the ranting and names calling from Gej and GMB camp...seriously. Let there be peace for ounces!

Politics › My Hammattan experience and Look by koife(op): 4:24pm On Jan 13, 2015

Hello fellow nairalanders.....I choose to be an hamattan weather reporter live from Kaduna. The city hit a 15 degree celcius this morning and it was frosty cold....yea, the air blows through your skin with a chilling effect and in the nostril minty breath. Omo e come be like say i de Yankee. See pix below and report your own harmattan look or ordeal from where you are....let's begin!

Politics › Obasanjo Defect To APC? by koife(op): 10:56pm On Jan 08, 2015

I got wind of this rumour from the site below and I thought to share with you guys to confirm its authenticity
http:///2015/01/breaking-obasanjo-defects-to-apc/

Christianity Etc › The More The Churches And Mosque, The More Immorality In The Society by koife(op): 9:48pm On Jan 02, 2015

I have observed with keen interest this trend, that the more the mosques, churches etc the more the rate of immorality in our society. Shouldn't the reverse be the case, or is there any missing link?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Why We Stopped Buying Nigeria’s Oil, By White House by koife(m): 4:22pm On Dec 27, 2014

I don't think it has anything to do with the gay ISH...me think that this total buy seizure stems from the fact that nja govt withdrew military person els who were undergoing special training course on counter terrorism as a reprisal attack on US refusal to sale military hardware to nja....and going ahead to buy weapons from rushia and black market/train special forces on counter terrorism. This directly oppose us foreign policy on sales of weapon in black market and worst coming when us-russia relationship is going soar over Crimea triggering a thunderous sanction. Nigeria just happen to suffer coz of d nja-russia military ties.

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Politics › Re: Can I Hear A Political Amen! by koife(op): 2:22pm On Dec 26, 2014

I no fit shout...omg

Politics › Re: Can I Hear A Political Amen! by koife(op): 12:38pm On Dec 26, 2014

una never answer amen yet oo

Politics › Can I Hear A Political Amen! by koife(op): 7:01am On Dec 26, 2014

Can I hear a big amen?

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Politics › The Wininning Strategies by koife(op): 5:48pm On Dec 24, 2014

When you want to build a strong firm, stop looking
at the finance for the physical structures, though its
impt.do more on investing on their mind (increase
their mental capacity)-
Next on that:
Make them dream your dream or bera still CATCH
the idea coz when they do your work is half way
done...articulate your philosophy accross board and
show it by working the talk, I mean u..Yes-u-d-boss!
Build the structure:
Setup strong structures to checkmate excesses,
increase accountability and in the end profitability
will become your right and trade mark.
Pay attention to details:
Don't sweep issues under carpet, take statistics/
indices, and observe trends!
Don't do it all by urself:
Delegate duties and give out responsibilities, this
way u get yourself off unnecessary distractions in
order to face pressing issue.
Reward:
Apply candour and reward deserving staff and
client, this will improve loyalty.
Make ur workers share holders:
Trust me when you make them part of the business
they won't want to run it down bcoz they av an
interest to protect...its called the sweet police!
Separate sentiment from reality:
When you find any staff erring be firm to give out
neccesary punishment from your policies no mara
whose ox is gored!...by that other staff will take
caution.
Saboteurs/ informants: this is by choice but must
firm still use this crude way. So you don't missout
on anything...I call it in built cctv!

Investment › Winning Formular Md/ceo/business Owners apply! by koife(op): 4:03pm On Dec 24, 2014

When you want to build a strong firm, stop looking at the finance for the physical structures, though its impt.do more on investing on their mind (increase their mental capacity)-
Next on that:
Make them dream your dream or bera still CATCH the idea coz when they do your work is half way done...articulate your philosophy accross board and show it by working the talk, I mean u..Yes-u-d-boss!
Build the structure:
Setup strong structures to checkmate excesses, increase accountability and in the end profitability will become your right and trade mark.
Pay attention to details:
Don't sweep issues under carpet, take statistics/indices, and observe trends!
Don't do it all by urself:
Delegate duties and give out responsibilities, this way u get yourself off unnecessary distractions in order to face pressing issue.
Reward:
Apply candour and reward deserving staff and client, this will improve loyalty.
Make ur workers share holders:
Trust me when you make them part of the business they won't want to run it down bcoz they av an interest to protect...its called the sweet police!

Separate sentiment from reality:
When you find any staff erring be firm to give out neccesary punishment from your policies no mara whose ox is gored!...by that other staff will take caution.
Saboteurs/ informants: this is by choice but must firm still use this crude way. So you don't missout on anything...I call it in built cctv!

.....Checkout next week for other series

Politics › Re: Synagogue: Weapon Investigator Says Collapsed Building Was Attacked by koife(m): 7:23am On Dec 24, 2014

If the expert based his assertion on the video, then i believe his report should be disregarded. The video was maliciuosly doctored. The object that flew pass is an aircraft used by student pilot aand by all fact an air traffic route. It was collapse into on video inorder to buttress their claims.
Evidence 1
Illumination from different timing
Unfortunately the sun radiation dramatically change in the course of unknown aircraft hovering

Evidence 2
Variation in wind condition
A certain flag was flying high to d direction of the wind and later hunged flat out under few minute. When condition from meteorologic point of view can't just die down in such a manner. Its progressive over long pwriod of time.

Deafulted claim 1
Building fell straight'
No sir from the angle of view from d cctv, it cave in in a near 90 degree to the direction of the cctv
........Am an unknwon expert....don't ask where!
More on the way

Politics › Re: Synagogue: Weapon Investigator Says Collapsed Building Was Attacked by koife(m): 11:12pm On Dec 23, 2014*

For the record, the young man that gave his opinion
You're entitled to give ur own!
Mine be say na single drop of acid rain whr dem fire from space! ;DFor the record, the young man that gave his opinion
You're entitled to give ur own!
Mine be say na single drop of acid rain whr dem fire from space!

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Sterling Bank is Giving 2nd Chance by koife(m): 1:37pm On Dec 19, 2014

cant get access...can some [lease clarify the time....maybe am not sure of what i received ooo

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Sterling Bank Online Test by koife(m): 1:31pm On Dec 19, 2014

see for ur self

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Sterling Bank Online Test by koife(m): 1:17pm On Dec 19, 2014

i received the message below for online interview bu ive tried severally on the sheduled time but wouldn't get access.
can someone please help clarify what time exactly they are referring bcoz, for me its 1pm today.
Dear Applicant,

Your Batch is BATCH 21.
You are scheduled to take this Test on Friday 19th, December 2014 between 01:00:00 PM and 01:50:00 PM
Return to Sterling Call

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Jobs/Vacancies › Pls Help On Sterling Bank Test Time Today by koife(op): 1:14pm On Dec 19, 2014

Romance › Re: Nairalanders With The Most Handsome Faces by koife(m): 8:26am On Dec 18, 2014

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www.nairaland.com/beennkumar
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Oya now!

www.nairaland.com/koife

Romance › Re: Nairalanders With The Most Handsome Faces by koife(m): 8:25am On Dec 18, 2014

www.nairaland.com/koife

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Romance › Re: Nairalanders With The Prettiest Faces by koife(m): 6:43am On Dec 18, 2014

farano:
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You can add yours

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Romance › Re: Nairalanders With The Prettiest Faces by koife(m): 6:41am On Dec 18, 2014

www.nairaland.com/koife

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 11:06am On Dec 17, 2014

publicenemy:
Thats becos ur a called prophet by God,thats how it is with nearly all the biblical prophets u need to work on ur personal relationship with God,He doesnt need you to pray to him for things you need,He needs you to improve ur relationship with him so you two can discuss just like Him and adam in the garden of Eden.

I don't think am ready for that responsibility sir...besides am told I shouldn't be known

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 7:56am On Dec 17, 2014

publicenemy:
Thats becos ur a called prophet by God,thats how it is with nearly all the biblical prophets u need to work on ur personal relationship with God,He doesnt need you to pray to him for things you need,He needs you to improve ur relationship with him so you two can discuss just like Him and adam in the garden of Eden.

But please i need ur prayers now bro... Broke my left fore arm on the 10 october,i tried local treatment but the bones could not be set properly,so i went for a surgery for plates and screws to hold the bones and its been 1 week after the surgery i still cannot move my arm from the elbow to the fingers,they say it will sometime but am scared to death cos before the surgery i could move my fingers and the arm....am really scared pls i need ur prayers. 08098750612 pls i would rather commit suicide than live with one arm and i mean it.

Pls don't.....let me tel you I don't answer prayers.....its God that decides which he wants to answer....I sometimes ask him for vision for someone and I come out blank with nothing!

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 7:02am On Dec 17, 2014

mercylicious:
well, their problem could be more shallow than yours. pray for your foundation agressively and after that, do a one week mercy prayer . mercy in anyway you have erred. forgive ppl dt have annoyed you. reversed all the curses u laid on ppl and d ones laid on u. u can also pray on any convenant working agaonst u- known and unknown, from urself, ur parents, ur village etc. There could be a legal ground dt d devil is using to block answers to ur self prayers and till u deal wit it, u might nt go further.

personally, am a fan of mercy prayers. whenever i meet a brick wall dt wont move, stop making any requests and revert to mercy prayer whenever i start, reveqlations start coming and from there, i know the direction to channel my prayers b4 i ever get back to requests.

Many thanks to you......you may help interceed for me in this respect.

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 6:47am On Dec 17, 2014

mamamummy:
Open your own church and start praying for people. You can start from your living room. That might be your calling.

But most time this voice speak to me in dreams and even when I am awake that I am not to be known nor should I go public, that y it works best in secrete.....I personally don't believe I should be in the pulpit n maybe starting ministry will counter the instruction.

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 12:30am On Dec 17, 2014

Just to acknowlege the rciept of ur text to my personal line...imy heart goes out to you all!

Christianity Etc › Re: HELP! My Prayers Work On People Than Myself... by koife(op): 12:09am On Dec 17, 2014

I also need ur prayers, pls!

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