₦airaland Forum

datolee:
You got it all wrong.. the figure i quoted wasn't reserve.. it was total debt at the end of Shagari Administration which you claimed that Buhari cleared with few days. Nothing in my write up made mention of reserve so I don't know where you go it from. I repeat, read properly, nobody ever made mention of reserve.

The two key question for you are

1. Did Buhari, as you said, cleared Nigeria debt within few day of coming to power? do you you still stand by that after reading the link to the debt management office?

2. Do you still stand by your "fact" that Buhari initiated the construction of Warri and Kaduna refineries after reading the extract fron NNPC website?

You are an intelligent guy and I expect a good reference from you

(Regarding no 3 and 4, I only highlighted them to show that Buhari wasn't the Messiah who saved the economy from total collapse.. other than that, I had no further argument)

I dunno why u're jst bothering ursef wit GMB sympathisers. He (GMB) thinks d same nigeria with population of less than 100M,he govern wen he was a dictator is still dsame as d nigeria of 2day wit close to 170M people who are more conscious scientifically,technologically,and more politically oriented. who nw have freedom of information unlike in d time of d military. D man shud jst go and rest his as.s in his house

johnmartus:
what is your own hypocrite only God can solve the problem of pdp always disagree with public oppinion are you praising okirika born for shameless she has bring to Jonathan government and Nigeria

hw better are u dan PEJ wit dis ur grammar.so far GEJ is nt complaining who are u to talk.

Why is it dat many of our reasoning has bn clouded wit sentiment and bias. Wat d ops said abt buhari are all true,dis are facts,prof soyinka also wrote some things abt him too. If u're nt satisfied wit all dis fact,go and read IBB inauguration speech and why he stage a coup dat ousted buhari out of office and hw corrupt his (buhari) government was.

@ops buhari did same to Adekunle AJasin,he set up a panel to investigate him,d panel found nothing incriminating or corrupt abt him,buhari wasn't satisfied,he ordered d panel to re-visit d case again wc they still found him nt guilty,yet buhari wasn't satisfied,until he dumped d old man in jail over nothing.

Would u prefer she date ur Enemy dan ur friend? People change,a player of 2day might b d good hubby of 2mrw. my sis can f**k any she likes datz her prob.there are 2 ways to learn,either d easy way or otherwise.

Johnnyessence:
people are just here to give themselves fake news imagine bush FM carrying d news I haven't see any newspaper carry d news this is a rumor from tanoid .

maybe u shud check dis link www.aitonline.tv/post-
osun_election_tribunal__omisore__pdp__receives_more_. Wait till 2mrw for all d newspaper to carry d news

I knew right from time dat people of osun are fed up with Aregbe and his APC supporters of APC. The truth has finally reveal itself. Waiting for dem to say GEJ influence d judicial process.

I rarely get very angry, buh d last time I remembered very angry,I didn't talk to any1 truout d day even at schl.

LewsTherin:
I love posting where people believe in the good of others.

1. I dated my Lady for 7 years, we were engaged for 1.
Proof- long relationships can work (most nairalanders will say otherwise)

2. In all that time, we didn't have sex
Proof - Sex is not the basis for a relationship (most nairalanders will say otherwise)

3. Our relationship was long distance for that 8 years. Different states, different schedules in school.
Proof - long distance relationships can work

4. We've beem married 3 years now with constant happiness, no fights (different from disagreements), no wars, battles, or "crisises"
Proof - marriages can be great

5. I have NEVER cheated on my Lady, not while dating, not after marriage. I know my Lady hasn't cheated on me either. Married her a virgin.
Proof - men are and can be monogamous

Whatever anyone says to the contrary, I know these things to be true.

How did we do this? How DO we do this? WE CHOOSE TO. We choose to be open with each other. We choose to be true with each other. We choose not to fight. We choose to LOVE each other ALWAYS. We choose to believe the best of each other.

A good marriage, a good relationship is a choice.

God bless you with these submission.

missdebs:
the worst thn a lecturer did to me was fail me because i refused to heed to his stupid advances...as God will hav it, he also has not gotten hs phd after many yrs.dt was my curse on hm.

hmmm,try refuse his advances in some schl and kiss ur Bsc goodbye

Rilwayne001:
God will punish those who put you in captivity.

Please go back amd address those failures of GEJ if truly you are not in captive...SLAVE



Give me the OT please.....

hw am I sure ur brain capacity will b enuf to comprehend?anyways,I will spk d language u understand. Maybe u shud read dis.
“1. During the Yar’Adua administration,
militants’ activities in the Niger Delta led to substantial drop in crude oil production. To restore normalcy to
the region,Niger Delta elders, led by the then-Vice President,Dr.
Goodluck Jonathan, went into the creeks and persuaded the
militants to embrace peace. Similarly, when activities of the OPC were becoming a threat to national security, Yoruba elders met with the OPC members and persuaded them to
embrace peace. “But in the North, instead of adopting similar measures to
restore peace to the region, they are busy looking for whom to blame.
2) Northern elders called for investigation and prosecution of General Ihejirika, rtd., and Senator
Sheriff based primarily on accusation by Mr. Davies. The same Mr.
Davies accused you of using Boko Haram to destabilize Jonathan’s government. He also accused a high-
ranking official in the CBN, who recently left his post, of financing Boko Haram. But you feigned ignorance
of these aspects of Mr. Davies’ allegations. Of recent, Mr. Obermayr, a
member of European Parliament, accused General Buhari,
rtd., of financing Boko Haram, and Alhaji Atiku of being financed by
al Qaida to destabilize Southern Nigeria. He also accused the
APC of channeling European Parliament financial aids to support insurgency in Eastern Nigeria. As expected, you and
Chief John Oyegun, APC Chairman, are exhibiting incurable
symptoms of selective amnesia as regards those accusations.
3) Northern elders often celebrate Boko Haram attacks on security forces as a manifestation of Jonathan’s
incompetence. But any counter-attack by security forces
against Boko Haram attracts prompt criticism from you.
According to you, Boko Haram terrorists are fighting for their
rights the same way the Niger Delta militants did, hence, the government should stop attacking them and grant them amnesty. By your actions, utterances and body language,
you created enabling environment for Boko Haram to grow
into the present monster that is currently decimating the
region. You condemn Boko Haram only when they attack
mosques or Muslims. When Emir of Kwarso was killed by the sect, Sultan Abubakar only admonished Boko Haram to ‘stop killing Muslims’.
4) Because of stiff opposition by the northern elders,
the emergency rule imposed in the 3 North-Eastern states is not comprehensive. If you had allowed for imposition of emergency rule with a military administrator in Borno state,
Governor Shettima would not have had the opportunity to
organize the controversial abduction. On 11 June 2014, Governor Shettima said Boko Haram might attack Southern Nigeria. On 15 June, 3 bombs were detected in Winners
Chapel Church in Owerri. Same day, soldiers intercepted 33
buses around 3 a.m. in Abia State with 486 Hausa Fulani
Muslims. 86 of them were confirmed members of Boko Haram. But, led by Sultan Abubakar, you,
Northern elders, called them “innocent Hausa Fulani businessmen” and
demanded for their unconditional release. Even though none of these ‘businessmen’ had up to even
N1,000 on them! On 20 June 2014, Boko Haram suicide bomber was
arrested while trying to plant bombs in a school in Owerri.
Mallam Shehu Sani said that Boko Haram would like to exchange the girls with their members in government
custody, and the next day Shekau, Boko Haram leader,
announced same to the public. How did Governor Shettima
and Mallam Shehu Sani get the information from Boko Haram? Pounder on it for some times and mayb ur lost soul may b found.

Rilwayne001:
You are sick

No?

God go punish those who brainwash u, u need serious re-orientation

olaridwan:
where did u copied urs too? Ole plus ole equals harm rubber.....

u for kuku say damage rubber

tuffgongjo:
To me Becks is just over hyped throughout his career.

don't mind dem nah fine boi him come do for EPL

Rilwayne001:
Still coming back to this ^^ before then please help GEJ explain the following:


- Mishandling the abduction of the ChibokGirls.
- Inconsistency in the handling Boko Haram crisis. And the apparent shielding of Boko Haram Sponsors for reasons best know to him.

- When asked to declare his assets, he declared - "I Don't Give A Dam"
- He was also wrong for claiming not to know where the Girls were held (his top general publicly said he know).

- He protect known Boko Haram sponsors. Even traveled to Chad with one.
- Senate provided additional funds to pay for Subsidy till April 2012, but Jonathan ambushed Nigerians who traveled to Xmas in 2011 with his anti-people policy.

- Till date nobody is jail for looting N100b Police funds. Till date there is not record of over 20billion of that money.
- Jonathan and his minister organized illegal immigration job scam, 19 applicants got killed, he did not employ even one of them and none of the applicants were refunded the money the government extorted from them.

- How about the persecution of #BringBackOurGirls campaigners. After 6 months of continuous campaign, Jonathan have not even spoken to the group (is he not worse than the cabal that kept him in Mrs Turai's kitchen?)
- In order to have monopoly of spending money from sales of Crude oil (a duty of the Federal Executive Council), for 3 years he did not remit $49billion.

- When Sanusi wrote him, he kept quiet, when it became public knowledge, he denied it. But when more details were release and Sanusi refused to back down, they came with a long list of what NNPC did with it (Refineries maintenance, running cost, funding the budget, paying subsidy, funding FG projects). Who sent them?

- Till date, Jonathan cannot account for $10.8 billion and if you add the funds illegally spent on Kerosene Subsidy, it will amount to $20 billion.
- Jonathan abhors clean hands. See Ribadu, Soludo and Sanusi - individuals lured, deceived and clamped down on for trying the little they can.

- Out of Jonathan's numerous Committees, none have been completely implemented. Some are even completely abandoned.
- Jonathan is receptive to Corruption, even communities in the SS paid by oil companies never got the money. Few people ambushed and shared the money (Jonathan and his anti-corruption agencies are silent). Even people that have served jail time are pardoned.

- Many Nigerians are suffering for not compromising their patriotism to the nation. Here is a word from the president to them "Stealing Is Not Corruption". How are they suppose to remain strong now that it is now officially against them.
- Jonathan have not put any high profile thief in jail (even in the villages). Under Jonathan, don't steal - If you must, make it big (nothing will happen to you, you will even get a front row).

- All the money reserved for difficult years ahead have been depleted by Jonathan and his crew instead of growing it.
- A commander in chief who cannot visit some sections of Nigeria as if they are foreign lands.

weed no good body oh......wake up from ur slp guy

Good luck to our naija ladies who prefer yahoo boiz to gentle and hustling guyz

adebayour26:
And how d hell did u know where I copied it from, the original poster's name was not therr, of course I would av acknowledge d person. Stay out of this, man.

u're nt coherent wit ur argument,isn't it obvious u copied witout proper acknowledgement,u dnt av d right to accuse any oda person. Ole leyin mejeeji.

adebayour26:
will you just shut the fuckup?

@Dejt4u who made u d judge over d issue,@adebayour26 u shud datz a grave offence,why will u copied a post witout acknowledging d owner of d post and u're accusing som1 else dat did same. U guyz need serious re-orientation

To me it's an abuse cos a child will only change if he/she wnt to. Moreover,there are other better ways one can correct a child without flogging or beating d him/her. Reward system,extinction,punishment etc

zeb04:
what the hell is that

I'll pretend as If I dunno wat u're saying

One of my uncles use to call me 'Ayus' buh d popular one dey call me den was 'kukume',it was my dad's nickname buh dey call me same name cos I'm lik him,as in resemble him wit everyting (Rip dad).

zeb04:
Asking someone to quit their is to the extreme.

Why do we take decisions without considering the other party.is it only the woman's duty to bring joy into the family, .......weren't our mother's successful family and carrier women .

You don't ask someone to make sacrifice you know you cannot do youself and marriages don't just pack up because of someone's ambition.

We all have purposes,ambitions,goals in life and we can do that carrying everyone along.

yimu

zeb04:
Amazing piece

tanx dear,u inspired it.

gtrust:
So vague

What about telling us the exact "gov't of old" that took the loan so they can defend themselves

#fayemibringbackekitimoney!!!#

u can see hw dumb fayemi is, old ondo state wen Ekiti was yet to be created.

Unexpectedly your captured my hrt,
And held it close to yours,
Like the smell of fish to a cat
We are two made to be one.

Your love and affections are not ephemeral,it spread uncontrollably all over me,overwhelmed by your outshining beauty,from d inside of you it manifest.

My hrt,with you it's safe
I find you pleasing to my self
lost in the jungle of loving you
and found in the unity of our minds.

Even the moon lits up a smile at a gaze of your beauty, your beauty fills my brain wit colour and brightness of grace I have found.

Your virtue floods my hrt
with the satisfaction from the favour having found you,the greatest pleasure of the mind and assured plans.

The birth of our friendship
Growing in love day by day
Calmness in spirit for peaceful r/shp.

Sail away with me
to glory land in fulfilment
and declaration of my love for you, for you to see the extent to which I do.

Even the air that blows
Could witness my love for you,the breaking of every new day could testifies to the smiles on my face.

Once,it was Que sera sera,
Now,we are in love,
What will be,is now being
together forever in love.

What is worth above precious stones?
can earth ever produce any?
Yet,I got one here with me,
My "crackers biscuit",the priceless one.

My dreams are not without you,
My thoughts are all about you,
'till the day you say 'I DO'
making my drms come true.

Okocha was born in Enugu, Enugu State.[1]
His parents were from Ogwashi-Uku, Delta
State, Nigeria. The name Jay-Jay was actually
passed down from his older brother James,
who started playing football first. His
immediate older brother Emmanuel was also
called Emma Jay-jay, but the name stuck with
Okocha. He began playing football on the
street just like many other football stars,
usually with a makeshift ball.
In an interview with BBC Sport he said "as far
as I can remember, we used to play with
anything, with any round thing we could find,
and whenever we managed to get hold of a
ball, that was a bonus! I mean it was
amazing!" In 1990, he joined Enugu Rangers.
In his time at the club he produced many
spectacular displays including one where he
rounded off and scored a goal, against
experienced Nigerian goalkeeper William
Okpara in a match against BCC Lions. Later he
travelled to Germany to meet a friend, where
he was asked to train with his team after
impressing in training, and landed a deal with
German Third Division side Borussia
Neunkirchen.

Eintracht Frankfurt
Okocha joined Eintracht Frankfurt in 1992,
where he linked up with many well-known
players including Ghanaian international striker Tony Yeboah and later Thomas Doll. He
continued to shine for the German side, one
highlight being a goal he scored against
Karlsruhe, dribbling in the penalty box and
slotting the ball past Oliver Kahn even going
past some players twice.[2] The goal was voted Goal of the Season by many soccer magazines, and also voted as 1993 Goal of the Year by viewers of Sportschau (an ARD German TV sports program).[3] In 1995, Okocha, Yeboah and Maurizio Gaudino were all involved in a feud with manager Jupp Heynckes, which led to their departure from the club. Yeboah and Gaudino later left for England, while Okocha stayed until the end of the season when Frankfurt were relegated to the Second division, before signing for Istanbul club Fenerbahçe.

Fenerbahçe
Okocha joined Turkish club Fenerbahçe
following Eintracht Frankfurt's relegation to
Bundesliga 2. In his two seasons with the team he amassed thirty goals in sixty appearances, many of them coming from direct free kicks which had become something of a trademark for him at the club. While at Fenerbahçe, he also became a Turkish citizen as "Muhammet Yavuz." Okocha is one a prestigious few to wear the number 10 shirt, a symbol of crucial. ability required to help carry Fenerbahce to trophies.

Paris St-Germain
In 1998, French side PSG splashed around $24 million on Okocha, making him the most
expensive African player at the time. During his four-year stint with PSG, he played 84 matches and scored 12 goals. He has also served as a
mentor, at the time, for young Brazilian
footballer Ronaldinho during his time in Paris.
[4]
Bolton Wanderers
Okocha joined Bolton Wanderers on a free
transfer after leaving PSG in the summer of
2002 after the FIFA World Cup.[5] His debut
season, despite being hampered by injury,
made him a favourite with the Bolton fans, with the team printing shirts with the inscription "Jay-Jay – so good they named him twice". He steered the team away from relegation with seven goals, including the team Goal of the Season in the vital league win against West Ham United.[6] This was voted Bolton's best Premier League goal in a fans vote in 2008.[7]
The next season saw Okocha receive more
responsibility as he was given the captain's
armband following Guðni Bergsson's
retirement. As captain he led Bolton to their
first cup final in nine years where they finished
runners-up in the 2004 Football League Cup.
In 2006, he was stripped of the captaincy –
something he said he had seen coming, as
there had been a change in attitude from some staff members. This had probably been due to his proposed move to the Middle East, which had been growing in speculation. At the end of the season, he refused a one-year extension in order to move to Qatar.
Following Bolton's relegation from the Premier
League in 2012, Okocha stated that his time at the club was a waste of time, saying the club had not improved since his time there.[8]
Hull City After just one season in Qatar, Football League Championship side Hull City signed Okocha on a free transfer in 2007, after the player had been linked to Real Salt Lake and Sydney FC. It was a move he made saying that "God had told him to do so". He however was not able to contribute greatly to Hull's promotion campaign due to fitness and constant injury problems, playing only 18 games and scoring no goals. Hull still succeeded in grabbing promotion to the Premier League, for the first time in their 104-year history. At the end of the season, after changing his mind on a proposed retirement due to Hull's promotion, he was released by the club, which sent him into retirement.

International career
Okocha made his official debut for Nigeria in
their 2–1 1994 FIFA World Cup Qualifier away
loss against Ivory Coast in May 1993.It was not
until his second cap and home debut that he
became a favourite with the Nigerian
supporters. With Nigeria trailing 1–0 against
Algeria, in a match they needed to win, he
scored from a direct free kick to equalise,
before helping the team to a 4–1 win,
eventually securing qualification to their first
World Cup. In 1994, he was a member of both
the victorious 1994 African Cup of Nations
squad and the World Cup squad who made it
to the second round before they lost in a
dramatic match against eventual runners-up
Italy.
In 1996, Okocha became a member of an
arguably more successful Nigerian side, their
Olympic gold winning side at the Atlanta
Games, later nicknamed Dream Team by the
Nigerian press after the USA 1992 Olympic
gold winning basketball team. In the 1998 FIFA World Cup hosted by France, Okocha played for a disappointing Super Eagles side who failed to live up to expectations again reaching the round of 16, albeit with less impressive performances save for their 3–2 opening win against Spain. This did not destroy interest in Okocha, who had entertained fans with his trademark skills and dribbles and went on to be named in the squad of the tournament.
Okocha again joined the Super Eagles in the
2000 African Cup of Nations co-hosted with
Ghana. He scored three goals in the
tournament, two in the opening game against
Tunisia, and a left-foot blast from outside the
penalty area into the top corner in the final
against Cameroon, which equalized the score
2–2 and ultimately would send the match into
extra time. There was no change in the score
during the supplement, so the winner was
decided on penalties; Okocha converted his
shot but Nigeria lost the shootout to earn the
silver medal.
After a disappointing Nations Cup in 2002
where Nigeria ended up finishing third, Okocha was named Nigeria captain after Sunday Oliseh and Finidi George were axed from the side. His first tournament as captain came that summer in the 2002 World Cup co-hosted by Korea and Japan. Playing in Group E, the ‘group of the death’ alongside Argentina, Sweden and England, Nigeria failed to make it to the next round gaining only one point in their final game, a goalless draw against England. Okocha later led the Nigerian team to a third place finish at the 2004 African Nations Cup in Tunisia, with some breathtaking displays, scoring four goals which include a spectacular free kick against Cameroon in the quarter finals and most notably the 1000th goal in Nations Cup history against South Africa, and winning the Player of the tournament and joint Golden boot winner.
After failing to help Nigeria qualify for the 2006 World Cup, Okocha announced that he would retire from international scene after the Cup of Nations in Egypt. Injury prevented Okocha from featuring in any of Nigeria's opening fixtures and he did not regain fitness until the semi final loss against Ivory Coast. He then played in his final international appearance in a 2–1 victory in a third place playoff against Senegal, he was then given a standing ovation by the nearly 60,000 attendance when he left the field.
He made a return to the Super Eagles in his
testimonial against an African select side in
Warri. The game featured former players Daniel Amokachi, Alloysius Agu and John Fashanu, as well as current players Benjani and Sulley Muntari. Nigeria won the game 2–1 with Okocha scoring the winning goal after
appearing for the side in the second half.
In March 2004, he was named among the top
125 living footballers by Pelé. Honours

Club honours
Saarland Cup: 1990, 1992
Oberliga Südwest: 1991
Fuji-Cup: 1992
Chancellor Cup: 1998
Atatürk Cup: 1998
Trophée des Champions: 1998
UEFA Intertoto Cup: 2001
Football League Cup: Runner-Up 2004
Football League Championship play-off: 2008

International honours
African Cup of Nations: 1994
Afro-Asian Cup of Nations: 1995
Olympic Games: 1996.

Individual honours
Okocha never won the African Player of Year
award, becoming arguably the best player
never to win the award despite coming second
twice in 1998. He did however win the
inaugural BBC African Footballer of the Year
and the successive one, becoming the only
player to retain the award and win it more than once. In 2004 he was listed in football legend Pelé's FIFA 100 (a list of the greatest 125 living players of all time). In 2007 he was voted number 12 on the greatest African footballers of the past 50 years list, on a poll conducted by CAF to coincide with their 50th anniversary. 1995, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Nigerian footballer of the year
1996 Nigerian footballer of the year runner
up 1998 African Footballer of the Year runner up 2003, 2004 BBC African Footballer of the
Year April 2003 Goal of the Month (England)
November 2003 Premier League Player of the
Month 2005 Bolton Wanderers footballer of the year FIFA 100.


Source: wikipeadia

@op hw old are u? If u had bn born wen okocha was rily okocha u wudnt b saying all dis.mcheeeeew

True love is dead......

U can still be the best u wnt to be,jst believe in ursef and be prayerful. The bible says ,there is time and season for everything,time to weep and time to laugh,time to sow and time to reap,time to be sad and time to be happy. I can feel ur pain buh u jst av to keep goin until u succeed,u're rejected nw buh believe me u'll still be celebrated.there is this saying dat wen d goin gets tough,only d tough keeps goin. Wat if u av no one,wat if u came alone in2 this world without knwing any1, jst believe in ursef and be determined dat u'll make it wit or witout any1.what u need in other to succeed is already in u,God's willing I pray u overcome every challenges ijn.

mundus:
Bad blood in Politics.

Few months ago, when the results of the gubernatorial election in Ekiti was announced, the outgoing governor(Kayode Fayemi) did accept defeat, congratulate the winner; Ayodele Fayose and promised to support him in any way he could. One would have expected that he reciprocate that same hand of friendship by downplaying his victory especially at his swearing in ceremony currently going on.

Instead Ayodele Fayose in his inaugural speech has decided not to focus on his plans for Ekiti state but to belittle the personality of the outgoing governor. For a governor who spent four years in office, Ayodele could not find one thing the he did to praise him for but derived joy in listing what he did not do and what he did wrongly. He wasn't just diplomatic in condemning Kayodi but came out all blunt to tarnish his image.

Kayode Fayemi remains a Political role model.His disposition and sincerity to accept the result of that election shows he is a true democrat and I will continue to respect him for that.

u call dat sincerity,creating problem for d incoming gov by creating additional 19 LCDAs jst few months b4 leaving office and u expect fayose to still worship him. If he (fayemi) truly accepted defeat, why did he went to court,why did he refused to pay d salaries of d worker for d remain days he spent in office? They even invented and branded d whole election as fraudulent claiming INEC provided a monochromic ballot papers. Can u nw see why dey deserve more dan dis at d inaugural speech?