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 Politics › Re: Efcc Should Stay! by McKren(m): 6:36pm On Mar 24, 2007 |
If Ribadu goes tell me who comes in that will not be criticized??A lot of people, provided you dont touch the biggest thieves amongst us the politicians. Have you heard anyone criticizing ICPC  ??/ |
| Politics › Re: Niger Delta Militants Kidnap 8 Highway Workers by McKren(m): 6:31pm On Mar 24, 2007 |
to me once, kidnapping is just to get ransom;i don't c anything differny between d hostage takers and the govt!  |
| Politics › Re: He Who Lives In Glass House Should Not Throw A Stone by McKren(m): 10:28pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
A lot of corrupt people have been dealt with (both friends and foes of OBJ) while a few others who seem to be connected to OBJ have not been brought to book though there are also those who are'nt friends of OBJ that has not been brought to book. However, in all these one thing you can not say is that there is one innocent fella free of corruption that has been persecuted by EFCC. So I simply don't understand why any law abbiding Nigerian will be worried about Ribadu ? |
| Nairaland General › Re: Any Rivers State Here Based In Europe,lets Hoke Up: And Nigerian Based Is Also by McKren(m): 10:21pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
Igba'te  |
| Politics › Re: Atiku's Court Victories by McKren(m): 8:28pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
@McKrenMake sure when you come back you quote the constitution and not Lai (lie) Mohamed or AC. Cos I have my own copy and will verify. And also state clearly what your argument is besides that also remember section 1 of the constitution which dwells on supremacy of the constitution in case of conflicts. |
| Politics › Re: He Who Lives In Glass House Should Not Throw A Stone by McKren(m): 8:25pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
do not bother to check your age on the profile settings but I believe we should respect our views on this web and not result into insulting ourselves.Can you please copy and paste what aspect of my post amounts to an insult |
| Politics › Re: The Worst Nigerian Leader Of All Time. by McKren(m): 6:21pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
For me it is Buhari cos his coup saw the emergence of the IBBs and Abachas That coup also cost this Nation at least 20 wasted years Followed by Abacha Then IBB |
| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 3:53pm On Mar 23, 2007 |
In the words of Mallam Nuhu Ribadu "the more you see the less you understand" Simply dont know why the average Nigerian who is at the recieving end of the cankerworm called corruption prefers to attack EFCC rather than those looting the treasury. Democracy has been re-defined in our Nation, those who say it must not be bussiness as usual are now the dictators why those who want otherwise are democrats. Their argument is, why wont we loot when you are also looting ?? In their bid to achieve this they use the media to blackmail whoever stands in their way. What a new definition of democracy Only God can save us. |
| Politics › Re: Efcc Should Stay! by McKren(m): 8:51pm On Mar 22, 2007 |
where have you been ?? |
| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 8:36pm On Mar 22, 2007 |
The truth is, it will be so naive to think Nnamani who defied OBJ when he had close to 2years in office will lick his butts 1 month to go. I like it when a man reasons properly regardless of emotions and sentiments, this is about national interest and that is what Nnamani is doing. Impeaching OBJ/Atiku 21 days to election will open an unnecessary chapter in the history of this nation. However the man Nnamani had stopped OBJ when he killed third term, there is also need to stop Atiku because both Atiku/OBJ should have no place in our political future. That is what I think this is about. |
| Politics › Re: Atiku's Court Victories by McKren(m): 8:13pm On Mar 22, 2007 |
What I am trying to do by posting this list is for us to see the trend of things concrening the suppose "illegal disqualification" of Turaki Atiku Abubakar.It defeats the very essence of this forum if the propaganda perpetrated by the Nigerian media finds its way into this forum. The list is a litany of half truths, the Turaki Vanguard have shown their ability to re-interprete court verdicts and people have to be careful what and what not to believe about them. E.g. In line 6, the verdict by Justice Inumudin Akande never granted any relief to the person of Atiku Abubakar, thus I doubt the veracity of the final clause on that line which reads "including the vice president". It is in the light of this that the argument that Atiku can not benefit from a case he is not party to was born out. Line 13 which reads "INEC disqualification illegal" is a clear example of being economical with the truth. In that case Atiku prayed for 6 reliefs and was granted only one conditionally, in which Justice Babs Kewunmi held that while INEC had no powers under law to disqualify candidates they had powers to verify that candidates to ensure they met constitutional requirements. I don't see how that should be considered as victory for Turaki Vanguard. It is also intresting to note that sequel to this verdict Atiku charged Iwu to court for contempt but the same Justice Babs Kewunmi threw out their case. Why are they decieving the Nigerian Public Why did'nt that list also contain that Justice Binta Nyako has once held that "existing legislation as provided in the constitution are enough to bar any candidate without necessarily any court pronouncement".Or are you not aware of section 1 of the constitution which dwells on the Supremacy of the constitution ??Atiku is not qualified in accordance with the provision of the constitution, it is that simple. Please there is no weapon of mass destruction as wicked as misinforming the public and I beg you to desist from this act. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Is A Better Alternative To Yar'Adua by McKren(m): 2:13pm On Mar 22, 2007 |
All this gra-gra, Buhari will not even win governor of Katsina if he were to stand let alone Nigeria. The man should be greatful to God for being so lucky cos I think ideally he is supposed to retire from the Nigerian Army as a colonel. His skills are only needed on battle front. |
| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 2:07pm On Mar 22, 2007 |
dayokanu:I will rather put up with a President who uses Government fund meant for a particular government project to fund anoother government project for a remaining 100day tenure than to enthrone a President who is capable of spending Government money on private bussiness intrest for even 1 week. Please I beg you to show some respect for the word "RESIGNATION" because all of you Atiku supporters and your principal don't know the meaning of that word. It simply does not exist in your dictionary. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Is A Better Alternative To Yar'Adua by McKren(m): 10:47am On Mar 22, 2007 |
ishmael:This argument is so misguided, trying to fit it into the bone of contention is just a puzzle to say the least. |
| Politics › Re: President Obasanjo And Atiku Indicted For Corruption by McKren(m): 10:26am On Mar 22, 2007 |
dayokanu:If there is any sincerity in you, you will know that spending one government money meant for a particular project for another Government project is never the same as spending government money on private bussiness interest. They should never on mother earth attract the same punishment. |
| Politics › Re: Obasanjo: Ptdf The Truth Is Out. (liar) by McKren(m): 7:13pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
No one has told us how much Atiku is using to single handedly fund the AC Atiku is not accused of corruption because he bought Lexus or 607 for Fasawe Atiku is not even being questioned how he is able to have investments in different sectors of the economy including Media, oil and gas, Telecomunication etc. No one is asking those rhetorical questions even when it is obvious that his service in customs could not have brought him such wealth because there is no proof. Atiku is being accused of diverting State Funds into Private intrests, clear case of corruption and abuse of office. That is the difference between Atiku and OBJ. |
| Politics › Re: Obasanjo: Ptdf The Truth Is Out. (liar) by McKren(m): 7:07pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
Fasawe is not happy to discuss anything that has to do with banks and refer them to his bank but is so happy to discuss on the MOFAS account and how the President paid 700million into it. That sums up why he came to the Senate, for a singular purpose to smear OBJ. I have said it before, all this crap allegations against OBJ can't stand in any law court. Those who go about telling us how OBJ bought 200million shares, Paid 700million Naira into Fasawe's account and how he bought a car for his girlfriend should do a more thorough job by telling us what Government funds OBJ has diverted to fund this expenditure, otherwise it amounts to nullity. Telling us what expenditures OBJ has made without telling us how that affects the country's treasury is merely feeling the air with intrigues aimed at putting Nigerians in a Island of despair that afterall there is no one to trust and thus no hope lets remain where we are. If Atiku is sure of himself why did he try to stop Senate through a law court from indicting him seprately from that pronounced by the administrative panel of enquiry?? Time will tell where all this propaganda will lead to |
| Politics › Re: He Who Lives In Glass House Should Not Throw A Stone by McKren(m): 7:00pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
@Batu God bless you my brother Fasawe is not happy to discuss anything that has to do with banks and refer them to his bank but is so happy to discuss on the MOFAS account and how the President paid 700million into it. That sums up why he came to the Senate, for a singular purpose to smear OBJ. I have said it before, all this crap allegations against OBJ cant stand in any law court. Those who go about telling us how OBJ bought 200million shares, Paid 700million Naira into Fasawe's account and how he bought a car for his girlfriend should do a more thorough job by telling us what Government funds OBJ has diverted to fund this expenditure, otherwise it amounts to nullity. Telling us what expenditures OBJ has made without telling us how that affects the country's treasury is merely feeling the air with intrigues aimed at putting Nigerians in a Island of despair that afterall there is no one to trust and thus no hope lets remain where we are. If Atiku is sure of himself why did he try to stop Senate through a law court from indicting him seprately from that pronounced by the administrative panel of enquiry ??Time will tell where all this propaganda will lead to. |
| Politics › Re: He Who Lives In Glass House Should Not Throw A Stone by McKren(m): 5:33pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
Either you likeit or not, we should be all be grateful to Obasanjo and ATIKU for exposing their shaddy deals to Nigerian. ATIKU IS GREAT!!!If you are sincere you will know who should actually be congratulated for making corruption an issue of national debate. Your caption for this thread "He who lives in a glass house let him not throw stones" sums up how you and all those in Atiku camp would have loved the status quo to be maintained so that Fraud in high places will continue. |
| Politics › Re: He Who Lives In Glass House Should Not Throw A Stone by McKren(m): 5:18pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
If the trowing that stone will prevent the building of more glass houses at the expense of those who live in mud house it is welcome. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Mugabe Celebrates In The Midst Of 1600% Inflation! by McKren(m): 5:09pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
African leaders should stop hidding their mediocrity behind Pan-Africanism |
| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 4:47pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
If anybody in Nairaland is looking to draw up a list of fans of OBJ please I like "McKren" to be number one on that list. why ??I know for a fact that if OBJ did not say it can not be bussiness as usual, if he allowed every tom, dy-ck and harry that find themselves on the corridors of power to loot the treasury at the expense of the Nigerian people the situation would have been different by now. If he allowed the IBBs and Atikus do want they want and come may 29 hand over to one of them, trust me 99% of those who formed the AC would have been eulogising this President by now. The question is if OBJ did this what would he have lost personally (absolutely nothing)Whose interest is this man protecting by destroying his relationship with his bossom friends to fight this cause /. Some of us will like to argue that is he not corrupt himself? but the petinent question is how long would we have waited for this Mr. Clean to change the status quo in a society where virturlly every fabric of our life has been corrupted. The fight against corruption, selective or not, however you want to view it. You can not take away the fact that it has brought to our awareness that corruption can not continue to be a norm in our daily lives. HATE HIM OR LOVE HIM, NOW THAT THE END IS NEAR AND HE IS ABOUT TO FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN. I LIKE TO SAY IT CLEAR THAT MY GENERAL SHOULD HOLD UP HIS HEAD IN HIGH ESTEEM COS HE DID IT HIS WAY.
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| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 3:15pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
Tonyblu:Sorry the Senate President is'nt pursuing a personal agenda, he has never done that. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Is A Better Alternative To Yar'Adua by McKren(m): 3:13pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
ishmael:If you are telling us how you guys vote in the North, its understandable. But that is obviously not how we vote in the South. We don't do blind loyalty in the South. |
| Politics › Re: PTDF Review Panel Members Resign by McKren(m): 3:02pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
@Razzorr As much as I dont agree with you, please guys lets accomodate a rare sister who's come to contribute on thread politics. If we continue like this, this section of Nairaland will be an all boys affair. Although guys like Donzman, donnmikky do snick to other female-friendly threads to get a life. @Topic In whose interest will it be to impeach the President/VP less than 30 days to election. I believe the Senate leadership is only displaying maturity. I had always known that the best thing will be a flat indictment of OBJ/Atiku without impeachment. With that the Senate would have succeeded in edging out both Atiku and OBJ from our political future. Once upon a time they stopped OBJ from a third term, now they need to also stop Atiku from election for this Nation to move on. The only problem is most Senators who benefited when Atiku was defacto President will not allow this. |
| Politics › Re: Atiku Indicted by McKren(m): 2:38pm On Mar 21, 2007 |
Ferlie:Simply cant figure out the motivation behind this analogy as none of us is deputy to Donzman. |
| Politics › Re: Atiku Indicted by McKren(m): 9:54am On Mar 21, 2007 |
@donnmikky Mckren is a unique man and i have watched him with keen intrest he never gets angry no matter what you say about him, kudos Mckren!!!hmmmm, did not even see that!!!!!!!! (head swelling)  Thanks man. |
| Politics › Re: Are The Political Parties Ready? by McKren(op): 7:55pm On Mar 20, 2007 |
spot on  |
| Politics › Re: Who Is Telling The Truth? by McKren(m): 5:15pm On Mar 20, 2007 |
Whoever thinks they hate OBJ, he is a dictator for that Atiku should be supported is simply being naive as that will not remove an inch from the the person of OBJ. Dont be decieved most of our elite politicians ganging up against the President are those who benefited a lot between 1999-2003 when Atiku was the de-facto President of Nigeria. The think of those days and fantasize what an Atiku Presidency will be all about and it translates into pouring venom at OBJ. The point is what will be the faith of due process and anti-corruption under an Atiku presidency. Who will feel the impact of bad government in the next dispensation ?? OBJ or Nigerians the answer to that question is entirely up to us to determine. |
| Politics › Re: Inec Finally Disqualified Atiku : Your Honest Opinion by McKren(m): 12:05pm On Mar 20, 2007 |
THE BEAUTY OF THIS WHOLE DRAMA IS THAT WE ARE HAVING TO RESOLVE OUR ISSUES IN THE COURTS. THAT IS VERY COMMENDABLE BOTH TO PDP AND THE OPPOSITION. |
| Politics › Re: Inec Finally Disqualified Atiku : Your Honest Opinion by McKren(m): 11:54am On Mar 20, 2007 |
Though this latest pronouncement will still be appealed by the Federal Government, Atiku fans must note that the Judge was only saying it is not the duty of FG to look into State affairs (whether thats true or not) it does not affect Atiku cos his case is federal. Besides that he can not benefit from a case he is not party to. If FG appeals this latest ruling, let no one try to bully INEC because INEC has to stay action until the case is finalised. |
| Politics › Re: Atiku Indicted by McKren(m): 11:58pm On Mar 19, 2007 |
Guys look at what Donzman's signature reads Blindfolded, Seen Enough!!Think about this for a while and decide for yourself whether to take his posts seriously or not. |
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