₦airaland Forum

Caseless:
Good!


That text-book-economist of a woman that is bereft of practical application and good policies does not even deserve to be awarded a 'certificate of attendance' not to talk of the honorary one.

She helped that clueless effete to lead us to the hypabyssal of economic quagmire and epilepsy.

Idiot...go take d award na if she no worth am

Mexyz:
Bros e be like say you know these militants well o.











Edited
just saw your sigi, boss I greet o.

LoLz....we see diz boats every day...nd it dosnt scare us anymore.... for those who don't knw...these boats are nt new to d niger delta water ways..if u think dey are gonna make any difference... den i laff u

eliment:
This is for the militant
You guys better melo or NA melo your head

mumu...na picture dey gve u hope...dis boats are dam slow...dem no fit catch common Yamaha 75 single speed boad... com to talk of militants dat uses 200 horsepower double engine....Dis gun boat na Joke

By Ben Agande
Abuja — Leaders of the Economic Community of
West African States, ECOWAS, yesterday showered
praises on President Goodluck Jonathan, saying he
would occupy a special place in the history of the
sub-region for his statesmanly behaviour by
conceding defeat at the recently concluded
presidential election in Nigeria.
Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and
Government of the Economic Community of West
African States (ECOWAS) and President of Ghana,
John Mahama, who led other leaders to praise
President Jonathan during his opening address at
the 47th Ordinary Session of the Authority,
yesterday in Accra, Ghana noted that the success
of the Nigerian election as well as that of Togo had
sent a strong message to the world that the
ECOWAS protocol on democracy and good
governance was working.
He also congratulated the in coming President,
Muhammadu Buhari, for his tenacity which led to
his recent victory after three previous failed
attempts. He said: “We are extremely proud of the
elections held so far in two of our member states.
I salute the people of Nigeria and Togo for the
peaceful elections held in those countries. This
sends a strong message to the world that our
protocol on democracy and good governance is
effective and has strengthened the rule of law in
our sub-region.
“Let me on your behalf take this opportunity to
highly commend our brother, President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan for his personal show of mature
statesmanship in the event that followed the
presidential election held in Nigeria. “I believe his
name will be recorded in a special place when the
history of Nigeria’s democracy comes to be
written. Let me also on this occasion salute Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari for his victory in the
presidential election.”
On Boko Haram
Speaking on the scourge of Boko Haram in Nigeria
and other African Nations, the Ghanaian President
said the attrocities committed by the sect was
“unsurpassed” anywhere in the world. He noted
that though progress had been recorded in the
fight against Boko Haram, the non-rescue of the
Chibok girls despite rescuing more than one
thousand abducted women and children has left a
sour taste in the mouth.
According to him, “last year, Nigeria and Cameroon
were caught in the spate of terrible attacks and
atrocities by the terrorist group, Boko Haram. They
freely attacked with impunity and abducted
hundreds of women and children. “The atrocities of
this group have remained unsurpassed by any
terrorist group anywhere in the world. Slaughters,
beheading, rape, torture, abductions, bombings,
looting and destruction of property have been the
hallmark of this terrorist group.
“People, especially of north east Nigeria, have been
subjected to a reign of terror. “Today, thanks to
the African Union and the multinational Joint Task
Force formed by the Lake Chad Basin countries, a
lot of progress has been made in the fight against
Boko Haram. “We are pleased to note the success
in liberating the territories that Boko Haram
dominated and the release of over 1000 people
mostly women and children.”
“The fight is however far from over. We have not
yet secured the release of the young Chibok girls
and Boko Haram has shown that it still has the
capacity to launch counter attack.” The Ghanaian
president thanked the leadership of the Economic
Community of the Central African States (ECAS) for
their support and contribution to the fight against
Boko Haram while he looked forward to the
proposed joint summit of ECOWAS and ECAS to
formulate a joint plan for defeating and eventually
eliminating the insurgents’ threat.
In his message to the session the Secretary
General of the United Nations, Ban Ki Moon,
praised president Jonathan for his contributions to
regional peace and security. Mr Moon who was
represented by his Special Representative,
Muhammed Ibn Chambas said “as this marks the
final summit of President Goodluck Jonathan, I
wish to send our sincere appreciation for his
valuable contributions to regional integration,
maintenance of peace and security in West Africa,
most notably in Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea and Mali,” he
said.
The UN Scribe also commended the smooth
conduct of general elections in Nigeria and Togo
with the close cooperation of ECOWAS. While
recognizing the joint effort of Nigeria, Niger, Chad
and Cameroon in the fight against Boko Haram, he
paid tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives and
expressed the world body’s deepest condolences
to their families.
In his address, the President of the ECOWAS
Commission, Kadre Desire Ouedraogo, noted the
credibility Nigeria has brought to ECOWAS with the
just concluded general election. He said the
Commission would never forget the contributions
of President Jonathan to the management and
resolution of crises in West Africa.
He said: “In that respect, I think firstly of the
increased credibility that ECOWAS has received due
to the conduct of the presidential election in
Nigeria and the manner in which it was concluded.
“We owe this to the choices made by two main
players, President Goodkuck Ebele Jonathan and
General Muhammadu Buhari to place the general
interest of the country above theirs.
“In speaking particularly to President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan, I wish to assure him that the
commission will never forget his crucial
contribution in the management and resolution of
crises in Guinea Bissau, Mali, and Burkina Faso as
well as in the fight against the Ebola virus disease
among other challenging matters. “I am confident
that nothing will come to make us forget the great
pride Nigeria has brought us only a few weeks
ago” he said

Abagworo:
What Amaechi gave as a response in one of his interviews remains an answer for the entire Nigerian project. If George Bush snr could be succeeded 8 years after leaving office by George Bush jnr then its possible in a changed Nigeria. If Buhari can make Nigeria work then in 20years time competence will completely overide tribe and religion.

d same Amaechi swear never to handover power to his fellow Ikwerre man...
Hypocrisy is all i smell

youmour:
Things where running fairly okay in Bayelsa in hes tenure, due process was transparent and working.

For this u are saying...i pray may Buahri run Nigeria d way Sylva (coco man) ran Bayelsa...
pls don't say wah u knw nothing about

OMG...how people lie...i don't just know...Sylva...only God will judge u for d lies ur telling...u brought peace to d niger delta??....u constructed many roads in Bayelsa?? OMG...pls mentioned d roads..
d way Bayelsans hate this man ehn....even in his own clan nebe...nt to talk of other tribes...talking shit...
This was a man termed as d worst governor of Bayelsa ever...

KingEli:
How many plot of land ur papa get for Niger Delta?.....u de here de talk rubbish instead of finding ways to better ur life...Ur mates de hustle buy multi million dollar houses n u r here talking about creeks abi..any bastard who wanna go back to d creek is welcomed to do so.....fear fear chicken wey de make mouth only on social media..mtchew

Fo.o.l....are u any better than him...

lygn19:
ignorance dae really disturb most of una, u go just dae talk wetin u no know, even Asari go beg if Buhari start, if like doz Niger delta militants haven given up in 2006 by now d population of d entire ss wud have reduced, d only thing dat differentiated d Ijaw militants from d Biafran soldiers was dat they refused to surrender despite d time given to them, but d Ijaw militants wen they gave them dat same offer they weighed d odds and had to surrender. If not....******

look at u...dey say "He who fights and run away lives to fight another day... ur Biafran brothers no reason dat one

lygn19:
ignorance dae really disturb most of una, u go just dae talk wetin u no know, even Asari go beg if Buhari start, if like doz Niger delta militants haven given up in 2006 by now d population of d entire ss wud have reduced, d only thing dat differentiated d Ijaw militants from d Biafran soldiers was dat they refused to surrender despite d time given to them, but d Ijaw militants wen they gave them dat same offer they weighed d odds and had to surrender. If not....******

look at u...

Fynestboi:
Tell them.

1-0

abduljabbar4:
Like the way Gej betrayed his brother to please a northerner with his temitemi-like mathematics. Like the way they suspended him. You wanted Amaechi to be your houseboy . Imagine a woman that calls herself a first lady shouting at an elected governor and trying to control the state. This is the same thing that she is currently trying to do in Bayelsa

fool ....better mind ur business in d north....wah happens in d south shouldn't b ur p

Recharge card dey chop ma money pass ma girl friend...

efilefun:
Some people just reason like fools, who know the present conditions of the girls After a year. Are they dead, are they been sold, or are they even together anymore If they are dead GMB should go wake them right A government that neglected them in the forest for a whole year ain't disappointing right madam face your comedy jare

With the numbers of girls been rescued this week, aren't we supposed to be worried about the actual number of females been kidnapped If about 300+ could be rescued and the chibok girls are not among, then i believe we could have thousands of people already been kidnapped while we only lingering on the chibok girls who might have been killed already (hopefully not)

Fool...who's d fool here if not u dat believed him.....so he forgot to realize dah the girls may nt b alive when he ws making d promises

Martins301:
Are you going to ensure that Shekau, Asari, Tompolo and all the other terrorists and ex-militants are dead or in prison before May 29th? If no then please. . . . .please. . . .just respect urself.

Fool...

Will they ever stop their accusations??

I Fromis ebery bady....ip u bote por me...and i vicom d firesidant op Nageria.caruftion wud b a thing op d fast...
Babaonechance