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ODILI. get ready. You are the next person!

i nominate maj. gen. Muhamed Buhari, yes that is my man.

i nominate maj. gen. Muhamed Buhari, yes that is my man.

my girlfriend toasted, i discovered i liked her all the while without knowing afer that and today i am glad i fell for her

Are sure that is not more than 7billion? (den fit don pocket part of it). Anyway, i commend them shs for atleast returning "part". This is what you get when you have a good man as a senate president.

"Saint Ribadu", lol, God help you on this (if its true sha)

kosovo:
i wouldn't like anybody talkin of probing OBJ.
OBJ was our saviour, it's not easy to undergo a civilian to civilian transition, you know the kind of pressure BABA went tru? to have kept democracy is someting.
baba tried even if he looted money.

kosovo, please do not let me call you an enemy of Nigeria o! How can you say such a thing. Abi you be iyabo brother?

EFCC please declare George Akume, former Benue state governor wanted. pls oooo

Big B1:
Oh yes, I know, my man.
We even use cooling oil for AC over here in Ajegunle and it isn't easy.

na wah o. People begin huzzle for Ajegunle visa now o, before it is too late.

noetic:
I don't think we should be moved by the euphoria of the moment. because the truth is we are not fighting corruption.

alam got a plead bargain, ribadu got his ass kicked for daring to arrest ibori. under the excuse of rule of law, odili, kalu &co are almost getting away with madness.
with all these I dare say that igbenedions "wanted" declaration is only an unfolding drama.

enjoy it

noetic, atleast alams was shamed and he definately returned some of the loots. That alone is enough for me.

babasin:
this is nothing, too many governors. this is no longer a news item.

when I dey go to declare IYABO OBASANJO wanted for abuse of office, impersonification and corruption?

This would be NEWS!

@ babasin

Thank you, You too much! When is iyabo going to be declered WANTED? Somebody tell us o!

I was just wondering. Almost a year after its launch, we still have not started enjoying all the goodies we were promised by Obasanjo and his cohorts. Please somebody tell me o.

Big B1:
FYI:
If a black man has a chance atall to be United States president, my friend, this is the time.
At this point, Americans don't give a damn about who is running; they are desperate, they are losing their houses, food price is sky high, gas price is very painful, heating oil price is deadly and unemployment rate continues to increase.

If your strategy is attractive and feasible, they will buy what you're cooking.
It will be a miracle, but I think Obama has a decent chance.

@Big B1

How you take sabi all these things? Ajegunle don turn U.S.A? lol. Anyway I completely agree with you.

kosovo:
delceared wanted.!!! oh m screeming, wats the big deal after all osama was decleared wanted, and what was the outcome. stop wasti time. everything is a distraction from the main issue

@kosovo

You are being unfair to the e.f.c.c my friend. Give me one occasion where they have failed to capture a hiding criminal. Igbenedion will be captured in no time. I can asure you on that.

Obama is a good candidate. That does'nt give him automatic victory though. Well, I really do not care who wins or not, I am more bodered about my own country Nigeria now.

I heard this on channels television 10pm news today. Can we now say the war on corruption is moving forward with or without Ribadu?

@ Iyke-D

[quote author=Iyke-D link=topic=103645.msg1821231#msg1821231 date=1199477971]No, the ware must be fought "Perfectly" for it to exist in their minds.

My brother, I won't waste my time again: I have reached the conclusion
that the entity called Nigeria is a lost cause. Their likes will caught up
in the crossfire they are encouraging. You know the last plane crash
in Nigeria took some heavyweights along, who would have thought?

How can the hens be safe when people like Atiku are appointed as
the keeper of the hen houses.[/quote]I don't blame you. Why won't you call Nigeria "a lost cause". You dey u.s.a na, But remember this id the only country you have got weather you like it or not. Things will definately change and I can assure you that people like you will start begging to coe back.

Big B1:
You should try:[/b]Nigeria as a country is surrounded by bunch of dishonest alarmist citizens.
Yes, Yar'adua is the president, but it is still up to you and I to make things happen in this country.
Instead of singing old songs, we should all look at each other and ask ourselves that [b]"what can we do to rebuild this country"

We need to stop sounding like bunch of beggars and do something positive toward elevating our nation from the dust.

tell them my brother!

No point fighting brothers. Writing on nairaland alone is enough to prove that we all have love for our country and wish to see it grow, but our approachs may defer.


It's high time we forgot this Ribadu issue and face the true picture. What we should be doing now as Nigerians is to call for the appointment of another credible Nigerian to take over fom Ribadu. For me I will suggest Maj. Gen. Buhari, the former head of state ( this is another way of making him withdraw his petition against our president).  What do you guys think?

@ DEBOSKY

debosky:
BigB is so excited that this man is out because his father IBB and their cohorts can now continue milking Nigeria dry

may the Almighty and Posterity judge you and your ilk harshly.

Is it only Ribadu that can fight corruption to a stand still in Nigeria? There are many better Ribadus if you care to know. I mean, what is so special about the police officer proceeding on a course as stipulated by the service he earns his living from?

@ topic

A caring man? Its ehhnnn, ME!

who cares if ribadu visits aso rock or not. if ribadu as a police officer and is been asked to proceed on a course by his boss, any country abiding by the "RULE OF LAW" will welcome such development, as it will only boost the "super cop's" cv and understanding of police work. But in Nigeria, we suspect everything, haba!


Let us not be fooled by our so called lawyers who are only bordered about their pockets. Ribadu's presence at the efcc have really given nigerian lawyers jobs, so they are scared that his removal will affect their incomes, see your nieria?

@ poster


next time add a link to your story. We have to be sure that you are not talking based on rumours or your own thoughts. Please always attach a news paper article or something like that,



Anyway, if its true then i will like to call atiku "THE GREATEST POLITICAL PROSTITUTE IN NIGERIA"

first of all, i will influence the senate to amend the constitution reviewing the law guiding corrupt practices of any kind. We will fix a death sentence for anybody found to be corrupt at any level.

i don't care who is removing who or who is not removing who, all i can say is that any prosecution at all (if na obj side oo or na yar'adua side o) is welcomed as long as these folks are corrupt. who cares.

@ bebedi


I can't believe that people like you still exist in this country. What do you mean by saying nothing will hapen to iyabo? Nigeria is working now and nobody is above the law, so am sorry to disapoint you, if iyabo is found guilty she will definately be prosecuted. The earlier you start believing in my Nigeria, the better for you!

I give it to DAVID MARK! This guy is goooooddd, he was able to transform himself from a military dictator dat he was to a loving "man of the people" DAVID is the man,


if u ask me to pick a second, i will pick senator Ken Nnamani.

1. Transform the educational sector (with special focus on tertiary education)

2. Find and implement a final solution to the Niger delta problem.

3. Completely eradicate corruption of any form. (Probe all former leaders)

Am in full support!

Femtex:
@ kokoA

I will support Common Currency for West African countries; only if Nigerians are guaranteed that the same things that happened to Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Slovenia and Finland when they adopted Euro will happen to us.

@Femtex

What happened to those countries? Let us know so we could trash the issue out right here.

boladez:
The lecturers were sacked because they refused to sign and return to work during a strike in a desperate bid by the then despot and autocratic VC Shuaib Oba.

The then Inexperienced and delinquent VC was imported from Kano and unleashed on the peaceful Unilorin community , he established tribalism, nepotism , eyeservice and wickedness just like his God father OBJ in the university. His only threat was ASUU and the only way he could break the Unions was by hitting hard on the strong members. Unfortunately , the system allowed him to do this and get away with it. The VC who organised his cult boys to disrupt exams claimed this was done by the lecturers.

How sad and unfortunate a citadel of learning has been transformed into a common motor park!!!!

I don't know what to believe again. We were meant to understand that the lectures disrupt exams and unleashed terror on students. Well, whatever sha, those lecturers must be very stubborn people because one of them is now in my school and students are not finding it funny with him at all.

Mustay:
THOSE STUDENTS GO JUST SUFFER

Na so my brother. The government should have redeployed them to different universities.