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An Icon, A sage. You rejected a national award from the FG which for reasons best known to you (only a wise man will understand). RIP and happy post homous birthday. |
Ok! What did he suggest? |
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Clueless!, Why not copy paste the source in you browser to confirm the story?. I*iot Nobleval: |
Booking Space since Oct. 26th, 2009. 11 topics and 260 posts in 5 years. Lolz Samchelsea: |
I hope ur family are aware!? jimmy101231: |
Is it not the hospital along sapele road, very close to maximum prison? Dey suppose imprison them every1 der including d medical direcktor |
President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday returned his nomination and expression of interest forms to contest the 2015 presidential election on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The form was submitted on his behalf by Vice President, Namadi Sambo. It would be recalled that the President picked his form October 30, the last day the party fixed for purchase of forms, before the party further extended the date to November 6. Sambo, who arrived the party’s secretariat at 12.20p.m, told the gathering that the Jonathan administration’s Transformation Agenda has touched the lives of all Nigerians and transformed the country into the best economy in Africa and 26th in the world. He stated: “It is with pleasure and humility that on behalf of Nigerians, I am presenting to Mr. Chairman to forward to National Organising Secretary, the completed expression of interest and nomination form of Mr. President for the presidential election.” The PDP has fixed its convention/presidential primaries for December 10, even as the President’s sole candidacy is being challenged by son of former prime minister, Abdul Jahlil Tafawa Balewa, who has also shown interest in the race. The National Chairman of the party, Adamu Mu’azu, applauded the party’s national caucus, Board of Trustee, National Executive Committee for endorsing the President as sole candidate of the PDP. Mu’azu who received the forms on behalf of the National Organising Secretary, Abubakar Mustapha, said that with the completion of the nomination forms, Jonathan has fulfilled the desire of “the majority of our party members who asked you to run as sole presidential candidate of PDP in 2015. It is a sign of confidence by the people. “This is as a result of hard work; this is a sign of commitment to the development of our country.” The brief ceremony, which lasted barely 25 minutes, was attended by Senate President, David Mark; Secretary to Government of Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, and Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu. Others were Deputy Speaker, Emeka Ihedioha; chairman, PDP Governors’ Forum, Godswill Akpabio, members of PDP National Working Committee (NWC) and members of Federal Executive Council. dailyindependentnig.com/2014/11/2015-jonathan-returns-pdp-presidential-form/ |
Front Page @last. A week never go without my thread making front page, but over the last two weeks that has not been the case. Created this funny thread www.nairaland.com/1998015/5-types-people-find-beer yet to no avail. It's was a big shock when the moderator says I will never make FP again, but I was determined to never give up so I work harder to make it. Anybody remember Kanu Nwankwo advert for Peak Milk. Lol This is dedicated to Omotolani who celebrate her birthday today. I love Uuuuuuuuu. Thanks mod and Oga Seun. |
Mikel. IK Uche Egwuekwe Enyeama |
Mikel to score anytime is over 200 points on 1960? I no fit bet am. kino: |
Please who is playing against congo? |
Perhaps, that's not predominant in this part of the country. kunzay: |
Washere* winks. You are right ooooo ERCROSS: |
You said few minutes! Me self will need few minutes to modify and add to the list. Whizzdom: |
Beer parlour is seen as a place you can relaxed after the hustling and bustling of the day and it usually get rocking on the weekends. Here are 5 types of people you will come across in the beer parlour, this list may not be all encompassing; The Rich Man/Guy: He's the one who take responsibility for the bottles purchased or pay the larger amount, he's probably the table leader and everything on the table is centered around him. The 'Atenu'/'Owo Epo' (Follow Come): That's the only way I can describe that, they usually come with the rich guy or any other person, they don't have a kobo with them but they usually take the highest number of bottles. The Talkative: He's the guy/man that get easily intoxicated by alcohols and will start talking after maybe two bottles, he usually beat the table while talking. The Coded Guy/Man: He's usually coded and will choose to be so reserved even though he might have took the highest number of bottles. The 'Olosho': This is where the ladies comes in, she usually come with the rich guy or she's invited by one other person has a parting gift for the rich guy/man. You should feel free to add yours |
Nobody ask you to step down, but you will have to after the primary and please stop being proud about your past achievement or involvement. It's not how far but how well |
I'm sorry, ihe can't be trusted really, he is a prostitute. Did u notice his jibes on Buhari? morefire: |
ABUJA-Against every expectation that the five presidential aspirants in the All Progressive Congress, APC, would reach a consensus on who becomes the party’s flag bearer in next year’s general election, one of the aspirants, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has said that the idea does not exist. Atiku is vying for the APC ticket alongside former Head of State, Gen. Mohammadu Buhari, Kano state governor Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Imo state governor Chief Rochas Okorocha and a publisher Mr. Sam Nda Isaiah. Vanguard learnt yesterday that a high powered meeting of the aspirants from the north was convened in Abuja on Tuesday night. But the meeting which was to broker a truce among the contestants of the ticket ended in fiasco. In an interview with the cable Network on the issue of consensus, Atiku said the idea of withdrawal does not arise at the moment. “No, I don’t think so. The issue of withdrawal at this moment is not on the table because as candidates we have not met; let’s say the five of us. Before you talk of withdrawal, before you talk of consensus, the candidates must meet as a group. And when they meet as a group all of them must submit to a consensus process. “They must also agree what is going to be the mode of the consensus process. How are we going to get a candidate to emerge? So there has to be process, there has to be willingness of all the parties. At the moment, none. We have not even met; five of us, not to talk of agreeing to a consensus option. I would like to say, perhaps, we have passed the consensus option, because this is an option that did not go through the national working committee, did not go through the NEC. “So, I think if it did go through all these statutory structures then there is a very slim chance, unless out of the willingness of five us we decide to sit down and produce a process that will throw up a consensus candidate”, he said. The former Vice President said he was prepared for the party’s primaries, saying he was not green horn in the game of politics. “I am really prepared for the primary because this is a game that I have participated in more than the others. In other words, I have been involved in primary election since the early 90s, and that has given me a lot of experience when it comes to primaries whether they are direct or indirect because we have participated in both types of primaries. “The perception that the ticket is there for Buhari to take is a mistaken perception because Buhari has never participated in any primaries. In the three elections he contested he was simply given the tickets. He did not go through any primaries. I believe that is not going to be helpful to him in this very case. “As of today, among the five of us who are going to participate in the primaries I am the only one who is running around the country. Nobody else is doing that. Nowadays delegates have become more enlightened than before. Most of them are very educated and most of them want to engage their candidates in discussions on what is it they have for them, for the electorate and for party. If they have not seen you, not to talk of interacting with you, how would they vote for you? He continued: “Secondly, this is not a party that is dominated by the influence of governors. In other words, the governors trying to force delegates to vote even against their own conscience like it happens in the PDP. This is a party that wants to bring about change. And that really wants to allow people to make choices based on their own convictions. “So I have seen in a few states where we have governors; where I was very well received, and I had access to all the delegates, to talk to them, interact with them, and also to listen to all their own problems, and I like it and enjoyed it because you get to know quite a lot of things. You think you know all the problems, but when get down the bottom-line and then you begin to listen to ordinary people who live ordinary lives and you find there is a lot you learn. “I think all these experiences give me confidence that I have an edge over the rest of them. I know it is not easy. It is difficult. The physical terrain, going round the country is not good particularly, in terms of the road infrastructure, very bad roads. And you fly all over. I have never seen an election period so short like this one. So, for you to be able to cover the entire country, you need to be flying, sometimes covering two or three states in a day. Thank God most of the states I have covered them. The only thing is that you cannot stay too late because when it is dark most of the airports don’t operate. Only few airports operate in the night in this country.” Asked whether he would support General Mohammed Buhari should the lot finally fall on him, Atiku said he had done it before. “I think I have proved that I am a pragmatic politician. Recall that in 2010 when I failed to get the PDP ticket against President Jonathan, I and others went to try to bring about an electoral alliance between the CPC and CAN. “And even when Buhari eventually disappointed a group of us, myself, General Babangida, General Aliyu Gusau and Mallam Adamu Ciroma, I still went out of my way to support Buhari even in CPC. So for me it is not a big deal. I think I’m a pragmatic politician and I don’t know of others. What I know is that we have an understanding to support one another. I don’t know of the rest, but I can say of myself, I can support anyone that emerges”, he said. www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/apc-primaries-cant-step-anybody-atiku/ |
This is exactly why I love nairaland, you make a rubbish point and some1 is out there that will correct the sh*t in ur head. @onegai, I view ur old post and I get a clue u are an architect. It's a course I'd like to do if I have anoda chance. Onegai: |
You spoke my mind. This thread tells me a lot about the OP but I choose to stay reserved. Segirl18: |
U dis malu *maum self maum: |
@OP, I'm not in d right position to answer that, maybe we should as Emefiele or what's his name? |
Because it's a 50% chance, you will still go to your office or corner of ur room to regret not choosing the red button if u end up losing all. It's better to take the saver option. 2scorehigh: |
Why not green? maryhaam: |
Seun can take the risk because he has nothing to lose to do so. It's a risk worth taking for a person who relatively comfortable like him. stevolinkon40: |
I'm I crazy to press Green, when I have the chance to be $1m richer within a seconds. RED button till Jesus come. A lot of pple are talking abt taking risk, but this kind of risk isn't worth taking. It's such an uncalculated risk. |
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, them plenty for Benue. 
?. Com-science abi?