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Good news for the opposition. The G7 will remain in PDP to fight from withing. With the level of support they have I think they can comfortably distabilize the party before 2015, leaving the opposition with a better chance of victory.. I pray the opposition realizes this though.

Hmmm.. I hope he is not thinking of taking Aunty P to "limpopo".. Na for 9'o'clock news we go see Maurylin Ogar sidon dey read press statement.. "Our operatIves this afternoon at about 15:09 hours apprehended a young man trying to invade Mr. President's private garden.......... The young man armed with a very lenghty and erect banana was found in one of the most secret presidential chalets trying to . . . . ."

kaeto: bloody tribalist. If it was fashola or tinubu you would praise him to high heaven, but since the man is not a yoruba man neither was he baptised with apc water, the truth about a benevolent man should be swept under the carpet. You snakes don't even know God nor show respect to the dead, hypocrites!

shut up there! I am from the north central, thesame region as the late Solomon Lar and I also reside in Abuja. I can confidently tell you that for the man to afford renting a duplex in an area like Maitama which I believe is one of the most expensive areas to live an Africa, he can comfortably buy a duplexes in Jos and buy a duplex in a less expensive part of Abuja. Lobatan!

The party is already factionalize so PDP has no right to declare their seats vacant. The electoral law allows the party to declare a legislator's seat vacant if the occupier decides to decamp to another political party, but in a situation where the party in question is divided into factions, the legislator is free to join any faction within the party without loosing his seat.

Who are the deceiving.. If you can afford to rent a house in maitama then you are rich enough to own a house anywhere in Nigeria. Mcheeewww.

And our own sixteen-year olds dey here dey sleep with sugar daddies up and down.. Smh.

So much for "Niger-delta emancipation".

gregg2: Open yours eyes. Those Alausa noisemakers' intention is not about your safety. They don't care about your safety. If they do, let them lay pipes to provide you with safe pipeborne water but they would rather leave you at the mercy of unsafe MaiRuwa, shallow Wells and sachet water. Their aim is to as usual make noise about a train service that is shrouded in corruption. We have numerous pedestrian bridges and flyovers in Lagos, is that how expressways were shut down during their construction?

sharrap dia and accept your mistake. I don't stay in lagos but I offer a big thumbs up BRF. Lagos has left the rest of Naija behind.

Most yoruba girls call their boyfriends "broda".

Nigerians and double standard.. Smh! A month ago, the government of Borno state marked some churches for demolition, christian nairalanders rained down insults on the governor and accused borno government of persecuting christians. Its a pity! Nigeria can only progress if we decide to drop religious and ethnic sentiments.

I forgot to laugh.. Dry joke.

gbadexy: Are you pondering what I'm pondering!

Hmm.. I think so gbadexy..

"Terrorist attacks happen everywhere in the world, Nigeria is not an exception..." And "we are on top of the situation"

1 delegate each from all ethnic groups, 1 delegate each from all workers' unions, 1 delegate each from all registered civil society movement, market unions, women, youth, etc.

Maybe the casket was too heavy for that small aircraft.. Maybe, just maybe..

Keep forming "hard-to-get" while your mates are getting married every saturday.. Mtcheeeeww!

Oga Abati abeg you don forget this line; "This is the work of political detractors and opposition elements who will stop at nothing to rubbish the transformation currently going on in the aviation sector"

ariseandshine: Numbers don't win elections. When will Nigerians learn?

Riging is very difficult if you don't have a reasonable number of supporters.

solomon111: you are a political neophyte,if you believe this crap you wrote.

and this is your only contribution to this topic? Smh

emk4lif: For goodness sake even a retard can see this is a shamefaced propanganda gimmick,they've been making this claims for a while without any one supposedly joining them....they are just desperate because of what appears to be the president's lack of interest in further negotiations with them hence why they called off d meeting supposedly due to 'hajj'.....their numbers remain 7 with only prolly kebbi gov who has remained neutral who could join em

Sorry bro, stop being politically naïve. The truth is that no northern governor is in support of GEJ staying beyond 2015. The G-7 governors only came out openly quite early because they are all already concluding their second tenures and feel GEJ owes them nothing anymore. The others are running their first terms and wouldn't want to be seen challenging the president because his influence in the party can jeopardise their chances of getting the PDP ticket in their states. Have you noticed that the G-7 governors have never called their "fellow northern governors" in GEJ camp traitors nor call for them to stand for the zoning thing? Or why is there no northern governor from GEJ's camp openly condemning the activities of the new PDP? They are confident they've got that covered. In the coming months, I expect lots of betrayals from the northern governors in GEJ's camp, I won't be surprised to see a shocker from the Enugu guy as well. He has been very quiet about all everything. In my opinion, GEJ is only sure of Bayelsa, Akwaibom, Crossriver, Delta, Abia, Ebonyi, Plateau, Benue and Kogi governors and if things stand like this till 2015, Benue and Kogi will be in doubt during the general elections because of the huge APC support in these states.

SimonAndal:
I tried really hard to like this, but I can't get past the Nigerian accent. I'm sorry, I just can't. It's a deal-breaker for me.

And what is up with the unnecessary slo-mos and the hastily edited jump cuts? Truthfully this is a bad trailer.

O! Its a nigerian movie, which accent you wan hear before?

Nigeria has never lacked good policies so this doesn't sound new to me, what we lack is implementation and enforcement. Its always very easy to formulate wonderful policies on paper, but how do you ensure that the content of those papers are transformed to physical developments for all to see? For a policy such as this to succeed, we all know that certain part of our laws would have to be amended and some new ones made. How do you get the national assembly to that in less than two years considering the volume of bills lying before them unattended to? Secondly, what attempt had been made in the past or currently being made by this government to enforce our current automotive policy? We have not been able to operate what we have properly, how then can we tell areas where we need to modify, delete or include? My little advice to Mr. Minister is that he tries his possible best to use the remaining part of his tenure to ensure that the current automotive policy is properly enforced not trying to introduce something new that I am over 80percent sure isn't going to see the light of the day.

Dpeacemaker101: Anyone on this thread that supports this move, is a very wicked and inconsiderate human being and should be allowed to suffer. Over 1000 doctors graduate from medical schools every session and we are here supporting employememt of Egyptian doctors because it is kwankwaso a northner. You all should cover your faces In shame.

It is a democracy, people have freedom to say what they want. You have no right to judge anyone by your own standard. @Post, this story is one sided. The reporter never bordered to hear from the state government. What's wrong with interviewing the state commissioner of health before putting up this story? Based on this, I refuse to take sides in this matter as no good judgement can be made by listening to just one party.

Chei! What am I just read so?! hehehehehehhehehehhe.. I yaf dead o.. Poster u too funny, are you a funicator? Lol... Lwkmhooooooooooo

[quote author=Okija_juju][b]Madam...

Everybody said its NORMAL... Nobody said it was okay, nor that it was an acceptable behaivior..

I will give you a personal example.. As a kid, I stole money from my parents. Now my own was stealing 20 Naira, 50 naira and max 200 naira. I never stole more than 200Naira. Needless to say, I was terrible at it so my mum kept catching me and beating the shiiit out of me. Infact, I carried some really bad scars on my back even until my early university days such that some people thought I got them scars on my back from my initiation into a fraternity. Sadly, it was my mothers rather brutal punishment for stealing her money.

Somewhere in the back of my mothers mind, her Cane therapy was what stopped my stealing habit.. If only she knew.. Now, my mother never once bothered to sit me down and enquire why I had the need to steal those change monies that I was taking. Mind you, I never stole anybody's property outside o! And thats the same mistake you are also making here. You are ready to run to this boys parents and report him and all worth not, but you havent bothered to get close to him to find out why he feels he has to sniff and steal panties & bras. When I finally had a chance to revisit those childhood beatings with my mum, she was really surprised that the answer to the matter wasnt the beatings. If only she had tried to understand me in the first place. Same thing with P0rn. I will never forget the beating my dad gave me when my wicked Aunt (who is now dead.. ) took a cartoon p0rn magazine to my dad in a bid to seeking revenge for a quarrel between us (mind you, she had it because she had borrowed it o!).. My Dad went blank and beat me so badly that he later came back to apologize for how he lost his temper. Maybe if my dad had discussed sex with me.. Maybe if he had tried to discuss with me before beating me. The irony of it all is that by the time my mother came round to having the sex talk with me, I was already very sexually active..

The young man in this case is still a fragile mind that needs counselling and guidance. If he has an elder brother in his mid-twenties, that would be the right person to talk to about this with the aimm of getting him a proper mentor. A young mans mind is a very fragile and naive place to be in. I cant speak for what young girls go through during their early puberty stages, but in this case, its very normal.

#If in doubt, go and rewatch AMERICAN PIE.. That movie explains this matter very well.[/b][/quote]Omor! You chop cane for your childhood sha o.. Are your parents from Aluu? Just asking.

Did your father ever hit you mother? Do you have an uncle who beats his wife? What about you elder brothers? Do they beat their wives? I need to know.. Maybe its genetic.

Yield: Unfortunately, I disagree. Sure, teenagers explore their sexuality but what he did is far-fetched and calls for concern. Sniffing panties & bras and stealing them are part of exploring your sexuality? Show me some data to back this up. Peeping tom as well? Since when? Here, not only will you get your head examined if you're caught peeping but you will get locked up. Maybe in Nigeria that nonsense is okay, but not here. Not long ago, a guy was caught videotaping women walking up the stairs and is now paying. It starts with things like sniffing, and stealing women's panties & bras. Sure, you can explore your sexuality. But when it comes to other people's properties and privacy, & disrespecting them in any way, there's a problem.

I disagree with you. What the kid did is quite normal for shy teenage boys. You are not a guy so you won't understand. What the poster needs to do is bring him closer and talk to him, allow him talk to her to, if possible hook him up with a couple of girls his mate. BTW, poster, you don't want to know what your own kid bro is up to in his closet..

I don't care about the north, neither do I care about GEJ. The two parties are equally desperate for power. My vote will go to the most credible candidate in 2015. If none is provided by any of the political parties then I'd keep my voters card in my pocket, open a bottle of wine and watch the election coverage on tv on election day.