₦airaland Forum

saasala:
Ladies been deceiving us men since the days of Adam

But why wont they start crying when they know the guy is taking all their wahala away. Marriage is not for a man, marriage is for women only. A man doesn't stand to gain anything from getting married. You lose your freedom, she'll nag you to hell, she will lose her pristine beauty, you spend your entire life working to make her happy-and you stand to gain nothing....You can always get sex, child(ren) or even love without getting married. Guys, dont get married

Read this book: The Manipulated Man by Esther Vilar.

Some of the strategies described in her book are:

Lure men with sex, using seduction strategies
Use praise to control men by administering it carefully
Use emotional blackmail as a means of controlling men
Use of love and romance as a guise to mask her real intentions and motives

Looking at the bigger picture; a Buhari Presidency may end up being a prescription that would produce more grievous ailments:
The Niger Delta and other parts of Nigeria would simply become the new theatre of strife, as is expected, while Buhari can manage the visible BH menace, he would by the same token be in a disadvantaged position to manage the latent but ever-present Niger Delta Militancy.
If Gen Buhari is elected President, successfully appeasing or gaining Boko Haram complimentary cessation of activities could be possible (though the chances are very narrow)
On the other hand, a Buhari President, all things being equal, could have grievous implications for Nigeria; there is a very high probability of a resurgence of hostilities by Niger Delta Militants
The terrible edge the Niger Delta militants have is that they hold Energy Resources and the Economy as tools of bargain………..very important tools needed to finance a war, gain sympathy and international friends and alliances!

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PATRIOTIC NIGERIANS, NOT FOREIGN OPINION WRITERS WILL RE-ELECT PRESIDENT JONATHAN

We have noted with surprise, The Economist’s tongue-in-cheek endorsement of General Muhammadu Buhari in the run-up to Nigeria’s general elections and the international magazine’s baseless, jaundiced and rather malicious vilification of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan who retains the trust and confidence of majority of Nigerians as the outcome of the Presidential elections will undoubtedly show.

We are sure that many Nigerians and other readers of the usually urbane, thoughtful and well-reasoned editorial opinions of the Economist will be shocked that the magazine has taken the very ill-considered decision to throw its weight behind a candidate who, as a former military dictator, curtailed freedom of speech, ordered the kidnapping of opponents and jailing of journalists, and is accused of incitement to violence and grave human rights violations in Nigeria’s current democratic dispensation.

The Economist may feign ignorance of President Jonathan’s remarkable achievements as leader of his country in the past six years, but Nigerians who, unlike the magazine’s opinion writers, will actually vote in the country’s forthcoming presidential elections, know that President Jonathan has worked very hard to fulfill all the major promises he made to them on assumption of office.

Nigerians know that President Jonathan has developed our economy and created more jobs, they know that he has given policy support to the real sector of the economy, so that Small and Medium Enterprises can thrive, they know that he has encouraged locally owned enterprises to take advantage of our resources in growing the domestic economy and they also know that he has successfully attracted greater foreign direct investment to the country.

Unlike the clearly poorly informed and distant authors of the Economist Opinion titled “The Least Awful”, appreciative Nigerians are also aware that President Jonathan has worked tirelessly to improve power supply across the nation, rebuild and expand national infrastructure, improve public transportation and provide greater access to quality education for all Nigerian youth.

They know very well too that President Jonathan has significantly improved healthcare services in the country, revolutionized agriculture, promoted gender equality and women empowerment, and done his very best to stem corruption in government.

Contrary to the Economist’s assertions, Nigeria, under President Jonathan has made very considerable progress.

In spite of the significant challenges of terrorism and insurgency the nation faces today, President Jonathan has ensured that Nigeria has become a more vibrant democracy with free media, an independent judiciary, free, fair and credible elections, and greater respect for human rights.

The Economist is entitled to its erroneous opinion on who represents the best leadership option for Nigeria in the coming elections, but happily for the country, it is not the magazine’s lead writers, but more knowledgeable and patriotic Nigerians who actually work and live in the country, that will vote and re-elect President Jonathan for a second term in office.

They will do so, because unlike the Economist’s opinion writers, they understand that a Buhari Presidency will, for their beloved country, represent a stark setback and retrogression from the tremendous ongoing positive transformation of Nigeria under President Jonathan’s leadership.

Reuben Abati

Special Adviser to the President

(Media & Publicity)

February 6, 2015

http://metropole.ng/index.php/component/k2/item/3646-presidency-replies-the-economist

Psalm 91- GMB Version
1 He that dwelleth in the secret place of the APC shall abide under the shadow of the progressive.
2 I will say of the Buhari, he is my leader and my president: my C-in-C; in whom will I trust.
3 Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the militancy, and from the noisome insurgency.
4 He shall govern thee with fear of God, and under his experience shalt thou trust: his integrity shall be thy shield and buckler.
5 Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror of Boko Haram; nor for the arrow of Niger Delta Militants;
6 Nor for the corruption in governances; nor for the destruction of our value system.
7 A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thy nation.
8 Only with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the work of the terrorism on CNN and Aljazeera.
9 Because thou hast made Osinbajo, who is my beloved, even a learned Professor, thy Vice President;
10 There shall no unemployment befall thee again, neither shall any power failure come nigh thy dwelling.
11 For he shall direct his security agents to protect you, to keep the territorial integrity of thy nation.
12 They shall be creativity in revenue generation, lest thou depend solely on oil again.
13 Thou shalt tread upon the cluelessness of Papa deceiving picking: the umblerra shalt thou trample under thy feet.
14 Because thou have shown thy love to him on Valentine day, therefore will he love you back: He will make you first on his priorities, because you have voted for him.
15 Thou shall call upon him, and he will answer thee: He will be with you in trouble; He will not run away from war front, because he is a General.
16 With long life will God satisfy him, and shew him his mercies to lead you to the promised land.
(c) Wale OLAYANJU, 2015

sinhin:
You deliberately wrote APC there because you know there was no APC in 2011. APC is barely a year old.

It has been edited.I was not on a mischief ride.

Letter 1:Resignation Letter written by ACN*** on the lettterhead of CPC asking Bakare to sign as VP before election but was post dated.

Letter 2:Letter written by Bakare to GMB

***Edited

Letter 1:Resignation Letter written by APC on the lettterhead of CPC asking Bakare to sign as VP before election but was post dated.

Letter 2:Letter written by Bakare to GMB

Why didn't GEJ postpone his foster daughter's wedding days after the BAGA killing but calls for the postponement of Feb. 14 Gen. election?

United Arab Emirates impose new travel restrictions for Nigerian Nationals.

The age of adulthood has been re-defined!

Take note.

Debate is optional! No be by FORCE!
Election is Mandatory! It is NOT optional.
‪#‎ElectionMUSThold‬
Why is PDP insisting on debate and running away from ELECTION?
Say NO to incompetence!
4 years is enough to conduct a credible election!
PDP should get ready for elections and stop dancing Azonto during "complain" rallies!

Debate is optional! No be by FORCE!
Election is Mandatory! It is NOT optional.
‪#‎ElectionMUSThold‬
Why is PDP insisting on debate and running away from ELECTION?
Say NO to incompetence!
4 years is enough to conduct a credible election!
PDP should get ready for elections and stop dancing Azonto during "complain" rallies!

Debate is optional! No be by FORCE!
Election is Mandatory! It is NOT optional.
‪#‎ElectionMUSThold‬
Why is PDP insisting on debate and running away from ELECTION?
Say NO to incompetence!
4 years is enough to conduct a credible election!
PDP should get ready for elections and stop dancing Azonto during "complain" rallies!

Debate is optional! No be by FORCE!
Election is Mandatory! It is NOT optional.
‪#‎ElectionMUSThold‬
Why is PDP insisting on debate and running away from ELECTION?
Say NO to incompetence!
4 years is enough to conduct a credible election!
PDP should get ready for elections and stop dancing Azonto during "complain" rallies!

In the face of dwindling prospects for his re-election bid, President Goodluck Jonathan has embarked on a renewed three-pronged approach to scuttle the presidential election scheduled for February 14, several sources within the Presidency have disclosed. In a startling disclosure, our sources said Mr. Jonathan was willing to entertain a military take-over as one of his options.

Over the last two weeks, it had dawned on Mr. Jonathan that his hopes for winning re-election had dimmed significantly. Our sources said the president was deeply distressed to find out that several governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had been working quietly with the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) to thwart his re-election. “Apart from Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom, Mr. President is no longer sure that he can count on the support of any of our other governors,” an insider in the Presidency said.

Another source said several PDP governors were aggrieved that Mr. Jonathan shortchanged or abandoned them during the party’s primaries. Several of them are reportedly paying the president back by standing aloof from his campaigns or actively mobilizing support for Muhammadu Buhari, the APC’s presidential candidate.

Our sources revealed that the president and hawks within his administration held a prolonged meeting yesterday and decided that the elections must be frustrated at all cost. Two of the sources said Mr. Jonathan intends to call a meeting of the Council of State for Thursday to persuade its members to back a proposal to postpone the polls. In place of an election, the president wants to set up “a government of national unity” to be headed by him for 18 months to two years. It is unclear whether the council would endorse the plan to reschedule elections. The council’s membership includes past heads of state and presidents, and some of them have been openly critical of Mr. Jonathan’s record.

One source stated that, as part of the broad strategy to scuttle the elections, the Presidency would refuse to pay the balance of the contract for the printing of ballot papers. The contract was awarded when the Nigerian currency, the naira, officially exchanged for N165 to a dollar. The source said the contractor, who claimed to be sourcing his foreign currency from the black market, is now seeking an adjustment to his contract. “The contractor wants to be paid N210 to a dollar, but President Jonathan and his team have refused to help the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) source the balance,” our source revealed.

Instead, the president and his team have advised INEC to look for a local Nigerian printer to print the ballot papers. INEC chairman Attahiru Jega and some of his top aides have balked at the idea of using a local printer. They argue that such an arrangement would be a perfect recipe for chaos, allowing the Presidency to use its considerable slush funds to illegally print duplicate papers with which to rig the election, as happened in several states in 2011.

A source at INEC told SaharaReporters that the commission’s chairman and some top officials suspect that the Jonathan administration was working seriously to undermine the commission’s credibility. “There is a lot of internal sabotage going on at INEC,” the source said. He disclosed that some resident electoral commissions were giving contradictory statements and reports about the commission’s preparedness for the February elections, without clearing with the headquarters. “Can you imagine also that even non-essential materials are being stolen from INEC offices, all in an effort to undermine the effort to hold elections,” said the source.

The Presidency’s second option is the recruitment of some members of the defunct National Conference to press the case for postponing the elections until Nigerians discuss, adopt and implement the resolutions of the confab. In order to push that agenda, the Presidency has released more than N2 billion to Raymond Dokpesi, the owner of Africa Independent Television (AIT), to coordinate the campaign for postponement of the elections. Using AIT and other willing media, Mr. Dokpesi is expected to press the case for constituting an interim national government headed by Mr. Jonathan. Earlier today in Abuja, Mr. Dokpesi’s AIT aired a live discussion by members of a “post national conference consultative committee”, to begin framing the case for postponement. The live program featured Bolaji Akinyemi, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Femi Okurounmu, who headed a nationwide consultation for the national conference, Maurice Iwu, a notorious former INEC chairman, Mike Ezekhome, a lawyer, G.G. Darah, a professor and close associate of jailed former Governor James Ibori of Delta State, and Balarabe Musa, a former governor of Kaduna State whose involvement is perhaps the only surprise.

Dokpesi’s group is expected to use its huge war chest to argue that elections are untenable because of INEC’s questionable preparedness as well as the tense security situation in Nigeria’s northeast.

The Presidency’s third option is the possible use of the Nigerian military to scuttle the election. Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, General Tobiah Minimah, is reportedly a key player in executing the military option. One source reported that General Minimah, who is from President Jonathan’s Niger Delta region, was initially reluctant, but eventually signed up for the scheme to use the military to intervene should the elections proceed and not go President Jonathan’s way.

Our sources said the president was irate that INEC chairman, Mr. Jega, had been avoiding meetings with him and his presidential aides. “Professor Jega has maintained that he wants to be seen to have conducted a free and transparent election, even if imperfect. He has therefore maintained that there is no point going to Aso Rock to hold meetings exclusively with Mr. President, who is a candidate, and the president’s team,” one source close to Mr. Jega said.

Our Presidency sources disclosed that Mr. Jonathan had started looking for ways to remove the INEC chairman from office. “If they succeed in postponing the elections, the president will either suspend Prof. Jega, the way he did to former Central Bank Governor [Sanusi Lamido Sanusi] or ask him to go on compulsory leave pending the end of his tenure.”

While SaharaReporters was about to publish this report, several sources told our reporters that President Jonathan and his co-travelers have moved to the courts as a way of scuttling the elections, at least five court cases have been filed to either postpone the elections and disqualify the APC candidate , Muhammad Buhari.

A reliable source told our team of investigators that President Jonathan is shopping for a federal high court judge to scuttle the elections with a court order in the next few hours.

http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/02/jonathan-renews-push-election-postponement-hope-fades-victory

Specifically, Abuja has two distinctive birthdays: one is February 3 (1976) when the then Head of State, General Murtala Ramat Muhammed proclaimed Abuja as Nigeria’s capital in a national broadcast, while the second one is December 12 (1991) when the then Head of State, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB) actualized the capital relocation by moving the seat of power from Lagos to Abuja.

THIS IS WHAT I DID TO THE USELESS ADVERT

I don talk am before. By the time Uncle Chukwuma finishes with Aunty Ngozi, the resume on which Aunty Ngozi's resume is written will be worth less than Gen. Buhari's results released by Katsina Provincial College. In fact, she wouldn't be considered qualified to manage LAGBUS co-operative society.

President Jonathan getting made-up before his interview with Mo Abudu

Waiting for PGEJ.

DaZion:
It's very Sinful

The buckle of your belts and shoes has irons metals and alloys?

LOL

pupsyd:
Broom? 4k broom! broom is now useless...now we us vacuum cleaners to clean the floor. but UMBRELLA is forever useful...u use it either in the rain or in the sun. infact, it is useful for the both season!......in conclusion, APC is as useless as BROOM! while PDP is as important as UMBRELLA!!!!

In Nigeria, we do not have electricity(due to the incompetence of PDP) to power the vacuum cleaners.

Na true

Na true,

No matter how you put it. Goodluck Buhari or Buhari Goodluck.

Predict & win!!! Which church will president Jonathan worship this Sunday? Winners stand a chance of a life time trip to Otueke! Only Jona-Tel subscribers are allowed to participate!

Predict & win!!! Which church will president Jonathan worship this Sunday? Winners stand a chance of a life time trip to Otueke! Only Jona-Tel subscribers are allowed to participate!

One of Jonathan's men had posted on his wall boasting Jonathan was leading Buhari (see the attached picture) in a poll allegedly conducted by a US-based Newspaper, guardiannewsusa.com.

As it has always been the case, I knew it was nothing but fraud.The domain name does not belong to the well-respected newspaper but Jonathan's men.They created a look-alike website to confuse Nigerians into thinking Jonathan is popular.

Below are some of the things I found out:

Domain Name: GUARDIANNEWSUSA.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1896982767_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com
Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Update Date: 2015-01-20T07:54:54Z
Creation Date: 2015-01-20T07:54:54Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2020-01-20T07:54:54Z
Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC
Registrar IANA ID: 146
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: email@godaddy.com
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.480-624-2505
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientUpdateProhibited
Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientRenewProhibited
Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientDeleteProhibited
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name: Anthony Ogbo
Registrant Organization: Guardian Newspapers, Inc
Registrant Street: 7400 Harwin
Registrant Street: #319
Registrant City: Houston
Registrant State/Province: Texas
Registrant Postal Code: 77036
Registrant Country: United States
Registrant Phone: +1.2815463333
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +1.7137746660
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: email@guardiannews.us
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name: Anthony Ogbo
Admin Organization: Guardian Newspapers, Inc
Admin Street: 7400 Harwin
Admin Street: #319
Admin City: Houston
Admin State/Province: Texas
Admin Postal Code: 77036
Admin Country: United States
Admin Phone: +1.2815463333
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax: +1.7137746660
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email: email@guardiannews.us
Registry Tech ID:
Tech Name: Anthony Ogbo
Tech Organization: Guardian Newspapers, Inc
Tech Street: 7400 Harwin
Tech Street: #319
Tech City: Houston
Tech State/Province: Texas
Tech Postal Code: 77036
Tech Country: United States
Tech Phone: +1.2815463333
Tech Phone Ext:
Tech Fax: +1.7137746660
Tech Fax Ext:
Tech Email: email@guardiannews.us
Name Server: NS33.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Name Server: NS34.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System: http://wdprs.internic.net/
Last update of WHOIS database: 2015-01-29T15:00:00Z

SUMMARY:
1. The website was created on January 20, 2015 and it won't expire until 2020 -- this means it is being preserved to be used for 2019 elections.

2. The person who registered the website is Anthony Ogbo. You can find him and check his friends on facebook then you would understand that he is a chronic Jonathan e-rat.

3. Website of The Guardian is www.theguardian.com and it has not relationship with guardiannewsusa.com
4. There are many websites setup by the Jonathan propagandists to confuse you, do not take anything as they come. Read between the lines and make sure you can verify the sources.

A website with a domain name www.newsdayreporters.com was also being used to propagate their lies but it has been taken down when it was exposed. I had seen a report posted on the website attributing the source to The Nation Newspaper, a media house I have worked with.I quickly calledmy editor who told me it was a libelious post and the media house as a result issued a disclamer -- this could have been the reason the website was taken down!

http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/30/pro-gej-fraudulent-online-poll-busted

Empty barrels talks most!Despite GEJ's long talk he said he will CREATE UNEMPLOYMENT.Watch this video:https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=671627616281158&pnref=story

SUICIDE:A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO A TEMPORARY PROBLEM.

How reasonable is this?