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lestat:u are partly right but if ur friend lived in joburg she will see the evil also perpetrated by nigerians. my brother the simple issue is that what are u doing in another man's house? must u always seek livelihood abroad? Must u? |
abduljabbar4:thank u jare, ibos are a very very big problem everywhere, only ibos will have a school leaver travel abroad even when he hasnt learnt about his own country halfway. go to kenya the same, go to ghana, india, china, etc. we really need to start talking face to face in public |
odumessi:Do u live under the rock? Is England's economy a good news for like some years now? So when they said the British economy is making a comeback now do you not know what that means? Am not really interested anyway as am a scientist believing more in matter and not beliefs, but that is what I hear and I saw some consistency when I checked |
nonxo007:pdp has always lost bit win tru rigging even where they cud have won without rigging. So pls dont mix your rotten pdp morals with other people's own. if u lose election normally then u will be gud in conceding |
i have heard it before from a well-reasoned statesman, funny enough i also heard that countries go into economic stagnation after hosting d olympic, eg Greece |
What a shame, am waiting for those that will call Sahara liars http://saharareporters.com/2015/04/17/how-president-jonathan-plotted-rig-polls-abduct-jega-and-personally-phoned-returning The extent of the effort to rig the polls for Mr. Jonathan, and the outgoing president’s direct role in the scheme, emerged from interviews and tips offered by electoral officials, security agents, foreign and Nigerian election monitors, and members of the president’s own Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). President Goodluck Jonathan played a direct role in efforts to rig Nigeria’s presidential election that took place March 28, 2015, including placing telephone calls to pressure returning officers to alter vote tallies, an investigation by SaharaReporters has revealed. The extent of the effort to rig the polls for Mr. Jonathan, and the outgoing president’s direct role in the scheme, emerged from interviews and tips offered by electoral officials, security agents, foreign and Nigerian election monitors, and members of the president’s own Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Weeks before the election, as Mr. Jonathan’s internal pollsters warned that his reelection prospects looked dire, the president and his inner circle of associates approved several measures to rig the elections. These included massive deployment of soldiers to several states in Nigeria’s southwest to help intimidate voters sympathetic to the main opposition All Progressives Congress (APC), the redeployment of police and other security officials to ensure that those who favored the incumbent president were assigned to “politically tough” states, and the movement of massive amounts of cash to designated states to entice both voters and opposition party agents to swing their support to Mr. Jonathan. When all the steps failed to deliver enough votes to the president, Mr. Jonathan and his inner circle went into panic mode once collation of results began. At the end of the first day of election collation by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), as it dawned on the president’s team that he was headed for defeat, Mr. Jonathan sent retired Colonel Bello Fadile to shop around for any judge who would give an order to stop the collation. A judge told SaharaReporters that this effort largely failed because the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court had warned other judges to refrain from entertaining such controversial and potentially incendiary election-related cases. The one judge Mr. Fadile thought he could count on pleaded that he had left Abuja for his hometown for Easter holidays. Once the plan to use the judiciary to scuttle the collation collapsed, Mr. Fadile recruited former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godsday Orubebe, to play the key role in a plan to physically disrupt the collation of results. Mr. Orubebe drove into the collation center with two heavily armed men believed to be Niger Delta militants. Once Mr. Orubebe arrived at the International Civil Center (ICC), of the collation venue, the Department of Security Services (DSS) withdrew its security detail clearing the way for Mr. Orubebe’s thugs to foment mayhem. The agency also jammed the Internet service at the center, making it near impossible for reporters at the venue to access the Internet. Our investigation revealed that what saved the day was the refusal of the Nigerian police at the venue to accept the order to withdraw from the venue. The police commanders at the collation center demanded an official letter from their Inspector General if they were to leave, arguing that their posting to the venue had been done via an official letter. “We said it would be unwise to leave [the collation center] without a counter letter or signal from our headquarters,” one of the police officers told our correspondent. As Mr. Orubebe began his disruptive action, Usman Abdullahi, an aide to INEC chairman Attahiru Jega, sent text messages to a few notable Nigerians as well as some Western diplomats alerting them to the possibility that the armed men who accompanied Mr. Orubebe would abduct Mr. Jega. SaharaReporters saw a copy of the text message. Mr. Jega’s calm response to Mr. Orubebe’s antics, as well as the refusal of the Nigerian police personnel to quit the ICC, foiled the plot to abduct the INEC chairman. Mr. Jega remained on his seat for the better part of the day, refusing to leave the table even as he declared short breaks to await the arrival of election returning officers from various states. SaharaReporters learned that several of the returning officers were flown into Abuja on a presidential jet. However, the jet made unusual “disappearances” and curiously long delays in bringing in returning officers from the South South and South Eastern states. One of the Presidency sources said the president ordered a delay in flying in the returning officer of Borno State by at least four hours. The president figured that the poll results from the state would widen Mr. Buhari’s lead, giving Nigerians and the global community a clear picture of the APC candidate’s decisive and irreversible domination of the presidential polls. While the returning officer from Borno State was abandoned at the Air Force base in Maiduguri, the returning officer from Delta State presented figures that temporarily seemed to boost Mr. Jonathan’s electoral fortunes. Several sources disclosed that these delays were part of President Jonathan’s tactical game. President Jonathan made frantic calls to several returning officers from the South South and South East urging them to bump up his final figures to enable him to win by at least 500,000 votes against his rival, Muhammadu Buhari. At the time of the president’s calls to returning officers, Mr. Buhari was already leading by at least three million votes according to authentic results published by SaharaReporters the day before Mr. Orubebe’s meltdown at the ICC. A source at the Presidency confirmed to SaharaReporters that President Jonathan personally reached out to at least four returning officers to ask them to inflate presidential election figures by several hundred thousand votes to enable him to win the elections. In one instance, the source said, one of the returning officers told the president that the number of accredited voters was not up to the figures Mr. Jonathan wanted called for him. According to our source, the president remained unfazed. “Just declare the votes, I will take care of the rest,” the official quoted Mr. Jonathan as stating. Our sources at the Presidency said Mr. Jonathan was counting on the usual tactics of using corrupt judges in the Court of Appeal as well as Supreme Court to uphold the outcome of fraudulent elections. The sources also revealed that SaharaReporters played a critical role in frustrating the president’s rigging plan by publishing the unofficial results of the presidential polls based on accurate compilation of results called at various state collation centers. “When your website published the results, there was little or no room to maneuver,” one source at Aso Rock said. He added that Mr. Orubebe’s reference to the publication of the election results was actually a reference to SaharaReporters’ accurate representation of the polls tally from across the country. Our source said that, having been convinced that President Jonathan could pull off a victory by manipulating figures, some of his ministers and party officials began celebrating. For instance, a junior minister for Foreign Affairs, Musiliu Obanikoro, tweeted that he wished to be the first to congratulate Mr. Jonathan for emerging victorious. Also PDP spokesperson, Olisa Metuh, spoke on Channels TV, urging the APC to accept defeat and behave peacefully. In the end, President Jonathan and his team came to terms with the reality that no amount of hanky-panky could secure victory for them. Mr. Jonathan’s much-praised acceptance of defeat was not part of his original design, according to sources close to the president. They said world leaders had inundated Mr. Jonathan with calls demanding that he accept the outcome of the polls. The calls were intensified as soon Mr. Orubebe began his public action aimed at disrupting the collation. Diplomatic sources in Abuja told SaharaReporters that the UK and US put enormous pressure on President Jonathan not to undermine the collation process or scuttle the polls. The barrage of pressure finally worked. Mr. Jonathan gave orders for the pilot of the presidential jet to head for Maiduguri to pick up the Borno State returning officer. Once the official was brought to Abuja, the final collation of results was done and Mr. Buhari emerged the winner. |
sixtus3606:So what are u saying? You didnt understand what he was saying? |
stronger:Think more on that statement, the first sign of foolishness is hasty conclusion |
I have discovered that any sensible post like this one that asks a question that should make people think never make front page on nairaland, it is hopeless posts that is about tonto or psquare that u see. @ OP, you are on point, the reason is simple - nigerian guys have very very low self-esteem and therefore make the girls their centre of attraction. Especially kids in this generation have no other focus than to impress girls, gone are the days when boys involved in activities that made them focused on serious issues. Have u ever wondered why women flock to athletes, famous people, etc? because to become one it shows u have dedicated time to other things except them - ladies, so hence the curiosity to know what u are. The moment girls know they have ur full attention u lose all value. Nothing girls hate like cheap guys, my brother has been screwinng a very pretty girl since last week just because the girl feels insecure and dosent know why he dosent seem to fall down flat in front of her beauty as she has been used to. Anyone telling u girls enjoy sex less must be living under a rock |
chubbyz:u are a foool to still think of biafra, so as foolish as u are u tink Ibos can stay with each other? u must be really dull and dumb as I expect |
owobokiri:Go back thru our posts, u are the first to mention easterners - I never did, didnt even know u are easterner. I only referred to southerners which only u I guess interpret as easterners. Anyway enough said, thanks |
owobokiri:To compare the 80's when there were more jobs to now (ihejirika's time) is a very lame comparison, so u think in the 80's PHd holders would have applied to be Dangote truck drivers? Please once again get all ur facts right and be less eager to talk than checking facts. In Ihejirika's time - which is today, anybody is ready to do any job my friend, so stop comparing it with the 80's. Even that my brother has been busy looking for any govt job now since the last 10yrs |
owobokiri:HOW MANY OF YOUR TRIBE WILL HAVE A UNIVERSITY DEGREE AND TAKE UP A UNIFORM JOB IN THE '80S? THAT IS WHAT HAUSAS AND NORTHERNERS DO. THE CURRENT DEPUTY CONTROLLER GENERAL OF PRISONS WAS MY ELDER BROTHER'S CLASSMATE IN KADPOLY AND HE WENT TO JOIN PRISONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER GRADUATION IN '87, WHILE MY OWN BROTHER AND OTHERS WENT TO PORT HARCOURT TO LOOK FOR SHELL, AGIP, CONOCO, ETC JOBS. SO MY BROTHER ALWAYS CHECK SOME HISTORY BEFORE COMMENTING |
I TRUST THE IBOS TO ALWAYS TAKE THE WRONG SIDE, THEY ALWAYS TAKE THE WRONG POLITICAL DECISIONS BECAUSE IBOS DONT SEE BEYOND THEIR NOSE - THE ONLY REASON WHY IBOS WILL NEVER RULE THIS COUNTRY UNTIL THEY CHANGE THEIR ATTITUDE. IF U ARE IN SOMEBODY'S LAND AND THEY SAY THIS IS WHAT THEY WANT THEN WHY WORK AGAINST THEM? CAN ANYBODY DO THAT IN ANY EASTERN STATE? CAN IBOS EVEN ALLOW U RUN A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN THE EAST? 90% OF THE BAD NAME WE HAVE ABROAD IS CAUSED BY THE IBOS AND YET THEY DONT LEARN THEIR LESSON |
multicast:See OP u made a wrong choice period. Although I havent met you but I think u married her because of one advantage or the other - beauty, her family wealth, influence, etc. You thought u were lucky to marry her and SHE HAS THAT IMPRESSION that u feel lucky. And obviously from the way u continue acting like the peacemaker u will continue to carry the burden of the relationship. She has labelled u a weak character who CANNOT DO WITHOUT HER and I bet u, no jupiter, no pastor intervention or group of elders will change the way she treats u. And all those telling u here on NL to continue acting the peacemaker are just a bunch of thoughtless people who just recite what they are also told. This is what u should do - get ready to lose or make ur marriage - that is the truth, u see there is this wisdom that u often lose what u hold too tightly and gain what u let go. U have to let ur wife go in your mindset, just make sure u are not the one that is wrong. If she comes up with any issues again, just stay away quietly AND DONT EVER EVER GO BACK TO MAKE HER SEE REASON. If she likes let it be for a year. And calmly go about your business. Dont ever show any sign of wanting to settle, if u do u are finished. She knows how much u love her and she feels she is too good for u, and until u teach her that u can carry on with ur life this will never ever end. And if she even apologizes after this contest, DONT EVER APPEAR TOO EAGAR TO ACCEPT HER BACK - just tell her u wont be having time for such quarrels again and after that let it be clear that u are no more overly in love with her (appear reserved from that moment, let it be clear to her that this guy is alredy one leg out of this rship). And finaly if she sticks to the malice for up to 6 weeks, call the marriage off, if u dont she will be the one to kill u one day while u lie asleep - quote me. you can Send me personal messages here on NL as things unfold. Goodluck |
fair14:A dog in Akwa Ibom has more hope than u |
lawanson44:Lilian Oguefi - 2012 one day governor Abundance Ikechukwu - 2006 There are still 2 more Ibos or so, and point of correction, it was Lagos state and not ANY ORGANIZATION that sent that Anambra boy to Switzerland. Pls kindly give one example of your own |
podosci:It is not about unity my friend, it is also about responsibility. Inasmuch as the OP might be innocent, we cannot overlook the fact that our fellow nigerians have terribly - I MEAN TERRIBLY tarnished our image everywhere and that has a consequence. If you have stepped outside Nigeria before then I wont need to explain to you what you see others do moment they see you with a green passport. It is time we begin to put each other to task on how to redeem our image. It is not about unity, if you are doing the wrong thing no amount of unity will save you |
lawanson44:And how many yorubas are in Onitsha? Or is this not the same Lagos state that made an Ibo boy Governor for one day? Sent another Ibo boy on scholarship abroad after winning spelling competition? and countless others? Please can you show me ONE thing your Anambra state has done for a non-indigene from another non-eastern state? Just 1 is enough pls |
ebukaOtika:correct man, your head dey there, regards |
ebukaOtika:See my guy wetin dey vex guys be say nija neva reach levels wey u go flaunt pets for people face abeg, tonto just dey form wannabe and the tin no blend. Tonto no be community school she go? when she begin know how to pamper pet? and she come dey overdo the tin. I get money pass tonto but rather than pampering pets I dey cater for like 8 unemployed and even plan to do more, if na abroad i dey where everybody aran me get food and shelter then i go fit begin look for dog and lizards to pet. As long as we promote individualism in this era we cannot completely pose to be oblivious of our surroundings - Geroge Bush calls it pretentious luxury |
Yes but what is it with this overly indulgent preoccupation with pets? Most people think it is right because you see westerners doing it on TV. Why should Tonto put dogs in bed? and even more absurd why post it to twitter? That is rather off if u ask me. Just like when I watch TV and see white people keeping snake pets - whats that all about? Its this kind of senseless fascination that make people degenerate morally and before u know they dont see anything wrong in sleeping with their same sex, or sleeping with animals. Tonto obviously is getting carried away by her little success and she must rein herself in otherwise she is not going to see anything wrong in sleeping with those dogs in the nearest future |
LasgidyPort:You have said it all, his name henceforth is AribiLIAR! An obvious foool that manages to speak passable english |
Texcoco:How any yorubas live in the east? How many other tribes are allowed to flourish so well in the east that they can have a political voice like u ibos have in Lagos or other people's land? Do Ibos allow others to flourish in their place? I have lived and worked in 3 eastern states so dont come here and tell me what I already know. The Oba's warning might be a little too terse but he knows how u Ibos have ben bought by PDP money so please dont call anybody fools here |
Rilwayne001:Study your religion more, my advise since u sound honest and deluded of course |
A thread for losers and their outgoing president. Where are those "Buhari is a serial loser" squad? Where una dey? |
calebo101:Fooooooool! Ask your grand parents what happened to their properties in Niger Delta as compared to other places, what of the abandoned properties issue in PH? who owns them? Who stole them from the Ibos? Foooooooooooooool! Goatluck used you people's head and u cant even see it yet, your stupidity has made it look like the Ibos have had their turn at the presidency whereas you have not, foooooooooooooooooooool |
emmancipated:hahahahahahahahahahahaha, bull's eye! |
Brimmie:My brother that is how Ibos think oh, rent your house to one to confirm my assertion |
mikeansy:Failed attempt at objectivity, failed! failed! failed! As intelligent as u almost sound u should be ashamed of yourself to support a pack of thieves in govt, shior! |
Chigold101:u see u keep getting it wrong, u keep supporting the very thing you are accused of. Yorubas dont support anybody, if you want support in yoruba land then perform, that is why they are the most enlightened socio-cultural group in Nigeria (am not yoruba for your info). Infact the 'I must support my brother' ideology is what we dont have time to hear again, moreso when you even support a non-performing brother which is what you Ibos just did. You obviously need more lectures than me. The problem you Ibos have is that u overrate your ability - the reason why you never have the patience to learn before running your mouth afoul, only Ibos will have a primary school leaver go to Europe to 'hussle' even when he has not started to learn about his own country. I have met many Ibos outside Nigeria who can only speak broken english or some market-side variant of it. See nobody hates you people, put your yeye ego aside and start learning |
kodlins:u mean been bought with Jonathan's dollars is the belief the Ibos have? A typical Ibo way of thinking. See my guy you Ibos are a disgrace. U are the reason Nigeria is hated in South Africa, kenya, Ghana, ....., just name it, but yet you always manage to convince yourself that others just hate you for no just cause or because you people are special. Its really pathetic Ibos |
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. Now i see why the other regions can't do without Niger Delta and the East. As dem big reach dem nor fit feed themselves
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