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Mine was on dec 22 2013, I was going to the market to make purchases, I boarded a bus and along the way the guy sitting close to me was reading dis juicy morning newspaper, I took a peep and from there I started reading with him, the man now spread the paper on our laps sinec we were reading together. When we got to the next bus stop the man alighted, it was when the bus started moving that the lady at my back now asked me to check my pocket. When I did, I found out that I've read the whole 35k in my wallet on a newspaper |
The truth will surely reveal itself today |
Prophessor:your first paragraph goes a long way to show ur Mumuness |
holatin:READ THIS PART MOFO Back in Nigeria, the APC appropriated the social media, using it to skew polls and promote a façade of Buhari invincibility. In the wake of the media blitzkrieg, textbook Marxists, Communists and Socialists around tertiary institutions who previously speechified students on the fine points of progressivism, shamelessly lined up behind stationary broom-wielders with a fake promise of change on their tongue, vowing to go blindfolded with them into battle! It didn’t occur to the lot that, in the age of vacuum cleaners, the broom is anachronistic. It all explains why, without realizing that a lot of these “revolutionary” characters are actually anticipating another Yar’adua-out-Jonathan-in scenario, Buhari claimed victory well before the first vote was cast! What if he lost, journalists asked. “I will not answer that question because I cannot lose”, he responded. But defeat already stares him in the face because the people have seen through the hypocrisy of the APC, a party so unpatriotic that it has, so far, contributed absolutely nothing to the efforts to defeat Boko Haram. Gallant and youthful Nigerian soldiers, with pluck and gumption, are dying every day to save the country from the blight of terrorism. The lines of their widows and the queues of their orphans are lengthening by the hour. But whereas Cameroonians, Chadians and Nigeriens are united in their own countries against Boko Haram, the APC has nothing but orchestrated blame and censure for the best efforts of our Commander-in-Chief and our armed forces. That is not the way to win elections. The APC already danced itself lame while the music has just started. It since ran out of gas. And the ballot is still four weeks away |
Ishilove, seun, move this to FP. |
Ishilove, seun, move this to FP |
holatin:The evil plans of APC have been exposed with the postponement of the election, GMB was already basking in the euphoria of victory before the election was conduted because of the evil plans of INEC and APC to rig the election |
soe:may sense enter your numbskull this Feb ending, all these people you listed are not contesting against each other rather the debate should be between GeJ and GMB so that we can know what each is bringing to the table |
holatin:cann you kindly read GMB's quote when that same question was posed to him |
Seun, ishilove, mynd44, ngwakwe this should be on FP because APC materials has been flooding FP for the past one week |
This is an eye opener about the fraud being carried out by APC, first it was Reinhard Bonnke pictures now Transcorp Hilton piictures are being circulated as London |
Nnamdi Azikiwe, the revered elder statesman, put it perfectly during the Second Republic. After watching, bemused, as dilettantish politicians outdid each other predicting victory for themselves in the run-up to the 1979 general election, he employed the metaphor of dance to proffer counsel. Why dance when the music hasn’t started, he asked. What if you broke a leg? What use is a shattered limb in the face of pulsating rhythm? Dr. Azikiwe was right, of course. When the elections eventually came, the precious few victors confounded the garrulous battalion that counted their chickens well before they were hatched. With the presidential elections four weeks away, Nigerians are set for a spectacular déjà vu. The APC, despite the din of its premature celebrations, is headed for a pasting. The reasons are obvious. Take the APC hawkers and their ware, to begin with. An Igbo proverb says that the eye eats before the mouth. But the leading APC vendors happen to be Alhaji Tinubu and Chief Obasanjo. Their mention is nothing to do with their physical appearance. After all, neither created himself. It rather has everything to do with the ugliness of their politics. Obasanjo carries on, regardless. But he it was that wiped out Odi and Zaki Ibiam with military expeditions, and he also contrived a futile third term project that set off a hemorrhage in the nation’s finances. Tinubu, for his unflattering part, is fronting a campaign against corruption, a topic he has never referred to in all the verbiage he has deemed fit to harangue the wary and weary with. How, then, can the duo market a product from which the masses, who remember, screen their faces? It was Buhari, the military dictator, who cancelled the Lagos Metroline Project conceived by Governor Lateef Jakande. The spiteful action cost Nigeria billions, and continues to cost Nigerians even greater billions in terms of endless traffic jams and the daily loss of incalculable man hours. Yet, Alhaji Buhari has never apologized for that unpatriotic action. How does one expect this man in whose dictionary the word compunction does not exist to be the harbinger of change? Invited to the presidential debate, people hoped Buhari’s participation would reveal whether or not he has progressed from the stone-age policy of trade-by-barter (countertrade), which his junta inflicted on the polity decades ago. He demurred, citing negative press. People laughed who believe that he ducked to mask his diffidence. But, where else in the world would a presidential candidate with pretensions to seriousness dodge an interlocution with colleagues? Rather, Buhari headed for London in the teeth of winter, there to confer with Mr. Tony Blair, a former Prime Minister who vacated office nearly a decade ago! Had Buhari’s handlers packaged his UK trip with a modicum of honesty, some of his less alarming deficits may have been overlooked. Instead, they posted 2013 pictures of the man in London, in an untidy effort to deflect charges that he hit British capital for health reasons. Not only that, they excavated pictures taken at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, and claimed it was Buhari in London granting an interview. It all brought to mind another of their disingenuous lies – the posting of the photograph of a mammoth congregation at a Reinhard Bonnke religious crusade which it named Buhari’s Kano campaign. Why does the APC believe that Nigerians are so gullible that they would confuse its penchant for mendacity with the magic of change? Despite the raggedness of its product, the APC managed a lot of traction, it must be acknowledged. How the party contrived this is not difficult to tell. Using huge sums of money the source of which it dares not declare, the party engaged lobbyists in America and Britain who influenced leading Western publications into dishing out sawdust aimed at demonizing President Jonathan and discrediting his administration. It is general knowledge, of course, that the first thing any serious American politician does on waking up is to take a briefing on what leading US papers are saying in their editorial and op-ed pages. Following this, they become “experts” on foreign affairs, parroting the induced hogwash of their favourite publications. Back in Nigeria, the APC appropriated the social media, using it to skew polls and promote a façade of Buhari invincibility. In the wake of the media blitzkrieg, textbook Marxists, Communists and Socialists around tertiary institutions who previously speechified students on the fine points of progressivism, shamelessly lined up behind stationary broom-wielders with a fake promise of change on their tongue, vowing to go blindfolded with them into battle! It didn’t occur to the lot that, in the age of vacuum cleaners, the broom is anachronistic. It all explains why, without realizing that a lot of these “revolutionary” characters are actually anticipating another Yar’adua-out-Jonathan-in scenario, Buhari claimed victory well before the first vote was cast! What if he lost, journalists asked. “I will not answer that question because I cannot lose”, he responded. But defeat already stares him in the face because the people have seen through the hypocrisy of the APC, a party so unpatriotic that it has, so far, contributed absolutely nothing to the efforts to defeat Boko Haram. Gallant and youthful Nigerian soldiers, with pluck and gumption, are dying every day to save the country from the blight of terrorism. The lines of their widows and the queues of their orphans are lengthening by the hour. But whereas Cameroonians, Chadians and Nigeriens are united in their own countries against Boko Haram, the APC has nothing but orchestrated blame and censure for the best efforts of our Commander-in-Chief and our armed forces. That is not the way to win elections. The APC already danced itself lame while the music has just started. It since ran out of gas. And the ballot is still four weeks away. President Jonathan was asked what will happen if he lost. “I will hand over power to the victorious candidate” he answered. That is the real face of democratic change, which is self-evident in his Transformation Agenda. He will not lose; he has four more years of selfless service to render to his appreciative countrymen and women. www.elombah.com Chuks Iloegbunam (iloegbunam@ hotmail.com) writes on national issues. |
Kachisbarbie:stop acting like queen bee on NL, you need to think twice before spewing rubbish, |
Kachisbarbie:that your brother should be among your criminal *igbo brothers* |
Kachisbarbie:I can only deduce your emphasis for *parking your car* its not about tribalism but its about screaming tribalism rather its about taking your time to ask if there are criminals in other tribes. Take time to meditate on what you typed |
Kachisbarbie:I'm igbo, I'm not your brother, I'm suprised you were once a corper which means you are a graduate, I'm disappointed that with your level of education you will belive all your igbo brothers* are criminals. SMH for your level of ignorance |
Burger01:can you show us pix of the payment or reciept of payment. My friend said they will protest tomorrow against GMB so suck it boy |
vjsmiles:that beach is not my lagos ooo |
LadyX:it happened when Ikorodu road was undergoing construction and also when there is heavy downpour |
praxisnetworks:go and sell expired USB and flash you use in duping people in computer village. Stupid boy. Wasted sperm |
R |
praxisnetworks:I'm a single dad already so go to hell. Anumanu |
praxisnetworks:wasted sperm, so fayose is desperate while Apc is conducting investigation. May God give you sense in your next life. Onye ara |
PrinceMario:its a thing of disgrace that SW governors that have such wonderful professions will be rooting for a stark illiterate as their presidential candidate. SMDH for their education |
praxisnetworks:when fayose was investigating GMB london trips, akpa amu like you were calling him names, now you want us to investigate lies, * ana e meta uwa mma* |
berem:if the man can't come out then evry thing will still be termed *hearsay* |
johnmartus:stop spewing rubbish, fashola runs an elitist govt, places like egbeda, ikotun, aboru, okota, ejigbo, oworoshonki, are no go areas when it rains. |
johnmartus:stop spewing rubbish, Akownjo is a state road, I stayed in Egbeda for 3years and I can tell you that this flood has been a recurring problem on that road since time immemorial. Fashola will not do anything and the funny thing is that the deputy governor's family house is close to that place and her street Prince Adebambo is also flooded |
myweb:Do you remeber the corpers killed after GMB lost in an election? How he kept silent and didn't do anything, the problem of people like you is that you shut out the evil deeds of your mentors and APC lies and dwell on PDP own. I never praised moro but I'm singing the praises of my benevolent leader who is GEJ |
Fayose just hit the nail on the head. APC knows about BH and will be exposed for what they are doing. Fayose giving APC sleepless night since 1227 |
OBJ is loosing out in the scheme of things |
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