₦airaland Forum

theV0ice:
So because you accuse buhari of sponsoring BH, i should swallow it as 'fact'?

But this same narrative pdp supporters trumpeted is being played out for all to see.

theV0ice:
I thought you accepted Jona's defeat graciously sometime ago??

What woke up the beast of bitterness in you my friend?

When did facts become bitterness?

Those who made Jonathan's administration impossible are gradually being rewarded for job well done.

Whats next?
Shekau getting the defence ministry?

At this rate Tinubu might be getting the keys to Central bank.

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[size=15pt]Hadiza Bala Usman[/size]

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Buhari Appoints #BringBackOurGirls Founder as Member of His Inauguration Committee

By Yemi Adebowale

President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) has appointed Hadiza Bala Usman, the Founder of the #BringBackOurGirls crusade as a member of his Presidential Inauguration Planning Committee.
President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) has appointed Hadiza Bala Usman, the Founder of the #BringBackOurGirls crusade as a member of his Presidential Inauguration Planning Committee.
It will be recalled that in 2014, Chief Audu Ogbeh, an APC Chieftain openly acknowledged the #BringBackOurGirls campaign as an offshoot of the All Progressive Congress (APC), a statement for which he later apologised after massive public criticism and outrage.


The inauguration committee is co-chaired by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Pius Anyim; and a former Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Timpre Sylva.

Members from the outgoing government include the Chief of Defence‎, Air Chief Marshal, Alex Badeh; Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Bala Mohammed; Minister of Water Resources, Sarah Ochekpe; Minister of ‎Aviation, Osita Chidoka; Minister of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation, Edem Duke; Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Akon Ayakenyi; and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aminu Wali; Minister of Interior, Abba Moro.

Others are the representative of the Office of the National Security Adviser, Bello Fadile; the Inspector-General of Police; Minister of State Defence, Col. Austin Akobundu (retd.); Commander Brigades of Guards, Brig. Gen. A. B. Omozoje and Mrs. Ibukun Odusote, Permanent Secretary, Presidency (Office of the Secretary to Government of the Federation).

Members of incoming government are Timipre Sylva, (co-chairman), Chief Pius Akinyelure, Mrs. Abike Dabiri Erewa, Ms. Sharon Ikeazor, ‎Prof. Tony Anwuka, Alhaji Kawy Baraje, Sen John Shagaya (rtd), Hadiza Bala Usman (#BringBackOurGirls), Babagana Kingibe, Ismaila Isa Tuntua, Senator Binta Masi Garba, Mr. Babachir Lawal and Mr. Samson Osagie.

‎The committee has the mandate to draw up programs of activities for the inauguration ceremony; arrange invitations and accommodation for foreign and local dignitaries; organize approved program of activities; draw up budget‎ for the program of activities and coopt into sub-committees, persons that may be necessary to assist in the discharge of activities.

http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/pat-on-the-back-buhari-appoints-bringbackourgirls-founder-as-member-of-presidential-inauguration-planning-committee/

barcanista:
u de believe reuters?

Reuters may be wrong, guess we'll have to wait for saharareporters, the preferred boko haram medium of disseminating news.

I have strong reservations concerning Adamu Mu’azu.

abduljabbar4:
I repeat my question, how did the condom tear and why was the abortion unsuccessful?

Lets hope your progenitor gets cancer of the cli..toris, another abduljabbar would be too many.

Fayose is the people's choice and if the speaker wants to be governor he should contest the position.

tbaba1234:
Those were towns, this is a forest, a more difficult terrain. They will still be crushed.

Lets hope so.

A week long activities for mere inauguration, judging from Buhari's age and history of procrastination, work won't start till next year.
We are in for a rough ride indeed, God help us.

mjgoshi:
That's another thing.. But let's hope they do something about this BK boys course it will not be funny when they get strong like their lunatic isis brothers

True

tbaba1234:
It is not stopping, it is changing strategy. The land mines are obviously posing a challenge so they must find a way to neutralise the area.

There were land mines in the numerous towns they liberated.
I heard earlier today they were running out of ammunitions, would this not give boko haram time to re-strategize?

mjgoshi:
Guy without Gods help buhari can't stop baka haram

Well not if he's a member.

barcanista:

Why stop the advancement now so boko haram can re-arm and reorganize, doesn't make sense.

Hmmm!
The other liberated towns also had land mines, is this a way to stall the advancement until Buhari takes over?

MFPND:
We at The Movement For A Progressive Niger Delta (MFPND) are using this Medium to call on The Incoming Government Of Gen Buhari, To Please give The amnesty program some more time. We urge the Federal Government to set up a committee that will address The problems and corruption of The Program and Correct these programs, But the Federal Government should endeavor to sustain The program, because the program is the reason for the relative peace we enjoy here in the region, and if this program is stopped we can not guarantee peace in the region. But because we want peace, so that there will be progress in the region, we are calling on the incoming federal Government of General Buhari, to sustain the Amnesty Program. Long Live The MFPND. Long Live The Federal Republic Of Nigeria.

Boyloaf is that you?

edogirl2:
Making this a zero sum game will not benefit the ND, as the rest of Nigeria will simply not agree to what you're asking for.


So, what do you do? You blow up pipelines. And then Nigeria will say, ok no problem, you can have the oil.

You know that's not going to happen.

Getting the derivation increased for now is a good compromise deal.

I stopped reading when I noticed disdain towards the militants in your opening few lines. On second reading I think you made some valid points, the derivation should be increased.

Zedric:
So you expect him to start the moment he is sworn in? Like you paymaster didn't wait till Feb 13, 2015 to start working

Buhari is well known for procrastination, he should hit the ground running or else.

PassingShot:
Those that died of belly ache (bad belle) also thought that "dem dey kampe"

Nothing do me.

PassingShot:
Bad belle also known as belly ache go kill you ooo.

I dey kamkpe, no shaking.

edogirl2:
Advocates of resource control want the Federal govt to cede control of the management (including revenue) of the oil and gas resources to the producing areas, with the latter paying a subvention to the centre.


This is unrealistic in the current environment.


1.[size=15pt] Effectively, militants will decide each month whether to release monthly subventions to the Federal govt. Basically, if Boy Loaf and the rest of them are unhappy about anything, they can decide, yep! no money for you people this month. It's our resources. Go to hell! So, millions of civil servants and the armed forces will go hungry for months. [/size]

2. With producing states swimming in billions of dollars, it is only a matter of time before new and more powerful militants and warlords emerge and start fighting each other for control of the region. Meanwhile, unpaid and hungry Federal armed forces will be too demotivated to restore order in the region. Welcome to the new South Sudan.

3. New, powerful and extremely rich Niger Delta states will be fodder for international arms traders who will flood the place ready to do business. Rogue states like North Korea will warms its way into the heart of militants with the supply of sophisticated weaponry. Meanwhile, a lame, financially - deprived, and powerless (no power without money) Federal govt will run to the African Union and UN begging for intervention. Our President will be travelling to South Africa every other week to 'lobby' for military help. Yep, South Africa and Ghana.

No one wants this type of Nigeria.

ND should negotiate a 20% increase on the present 13% derivation payments. That should take us to 15.6%. Further increase can be negotiated in the future.

The granting of oil blocks should be subject to public scrutiny and not just be a matter for a President's exclusive preserve

The corrupt and failing NDDC should be reorganised to allow transparency

There should be a gradual phasing out of payments to militants

A strict, highly punitive, and effective regime for environmental pollution should be put in place.


ND oil can and should be used judiciously for the benefit of all Nigerians.

The other regions just have to look for other sources of income if they hate Boyloaf and the resources from his region.
Chikena!

Na interview we go chop?

raumdeuter:
Jonathan their main sponsor has run out of funds after spending all on his failed reelection

dayo the olodo

EUROBOMBER:
Pls expatiate on this, I don't really understand you.

I just told you the states that would make my "dream Nigeria", it may not be feasible but we're talking "dreams" not reality.
That's the shape and look my dream Nigeria would be.

Wow June 1st, no longer May 29th, anyway lets allow him two days of rest.

The Nigeria of my dreams would be made up of Edo and all the minority tribes in Nigeria, I guess it would then be renamed Southern Nigerian just like Southern Sudan.

abduljabbar4:
How did that condom tear?why Was the abortion unsuccessful?

Seems your mum refused to swallow.

missbehave247:
do they still exist

They're gradually disarming, no point in fighting any more, Buhari won.

More like "Islamic state of Katsina".

Latest news indicate they've run outta ammo.

Apparently those supplying them weapons in the past don't see any need to re-arm the insurgents, I wonder why?

APC is now the old PDP.