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babygirlfl: Op, do you respect your mum?



It's amazing that a man can talk about ladies in this manner and then turn around and say he respects his mum.

I am a woman but no gender issue will make me ridicule the sex which my father, husband and son belongs.

those that ve sense of reasoning are very minimal.. imagine where 99.5 hav got just fish brain so watz d point saying they hav 1....moreover those that ve is only by God!'s mercy.. check rom;9-15...

cococandy: Mtchew.
You that was created from sand we can see how smart you are.
Grow up

hop u also get my point

i am not trying to be offensive to the ladies on
nairaland or anywhere in the world.. but i think it is
normal to say they reason differently from guy..
maybe it is because they are created from the ribs
and not the brain ...

i am not trying to be offensive to the ladies on nairaland or anywhere in the world.. but i think it is normal to say they reason differently from guy.. maybe it is because they are created from the ribs and not the brain ...

If you’re not following the back and forth, you can
read up on Gen. Muhammadu Buhari’s statement
condemning Pres. Goodluck Jonathan for the
impeachment of ex-Adamawa governor, Murtala
Nyako, and the impeachment attempt against Gov.
Tanko Al-makura of Nasarawa.
Buhari’s statement was hefty with a lot of strong
words, and expectedly Aso Rock has responded to
the former president via a statement by presidential
spokesman, Reuben Abati.
Read the statement from Aso Rock below:
We have noted with much surprise and regret,
the statement issued by General Muhammadu
Buhari today in which he made some wild and
totally unsustainable allegations against
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Although he tries very hard to deny it in the
statement titled “Pull Nigeria Back From the
Brink”, there can be no doubt that General
Buhari has sadly moved away from the
patriotic and statesmanlike position he
recently adopted on national security, which
President Jonathan publicly commended, and
has now reverted to unbridled political
partisanship.
There can be no other explanation or
justification for the completely unwarranted
and very uncharitable assault on the conduct
and integrity of President Jonathan which the
statement he issued today represents.
General Buhari’s main grouse which clearly
motivated his ill-considered statement
appears to be what he called “the gale of
impeachments or the utilisation of desperate
tactics to suffocate the opposition and turn
Nigeria into a one-party state”.
It is most unfortunate that instead of working
to put their house in order and resolve the
leadership crises and internal contradictions
that have plunged their party into a downward
spiral, General Buhari and his opposition allies
have resorted to blaming a blameless
President for their woes.
The processes for impeaching an elected
Governor are clearly stipulated in the National
Constitution which Nigeria has operated since
1999. The President of Nigeria is not assigned
any role in that process and President
Jonathan has certainly not played any role in
the recent impeachment of Governor Murtala
Nyako of Adamawa or in the impeachment
drama currently being played out in Nasarawa
State.
For the record, President remains fully
committed to upholding the letters, principles
and spirit of the Nigerian Constitution as he
has sworn, and defending the rule of law and
integrity of the democratic process with all his
might.
General Buhari talks about anarchy. He needs
to be reminded that President Jonathan from
his humble beginnings as a Deputy Governor
in Bayelsa state to date, has never in his acts,
or utterances, recommended or promoted
violence as a tool of political negotiation.
Contrary to whatever General Buhari and his
new friends may imagine, President Jonathan
fully respects the rights, powers, authority and
independence of elected representatives of the
people, including the members of the state
assemblies who have concluded or initiated
impeachment proceedings against their state
governors on grounds which they consider
justifiable.
The constitution does not give the President
any power to intervene in such proceedings
and President Jonathan has never arrogated
such powers to himself or sought to exert any
nefarious and unconstitutional influence on
state assemblies in Adamawa, Nasarawa or
anywhere else in other to secure undue
political advantage for his party as General
Buhari unjustifiably alleges.
President Jonathan remains true to his
declaration that no political ambition of his is
worth the life of a single Nigerian. The
President has definitely not declared war on
his own country or deployed federal
institutions in the service of partisan interests
as General Buhari falsely claims. Neither has
he been using the common wealth to subvert
the system and punish the opposition, as the
former Head of State inexcusably asserts.
Also, President Jonathan has never at any
time ordered that any Nigerian should be
kidnapped or that anyone should be crated and
forcefully transported in violation of decent
norms of governance.
We therefore urge General Buhari to tarry a
while, ponder over his own antecedents and
do a reality check as to whether he has the
moral right to be so carelessly sanctimonious.
It may well be time to pull the brakes, as
General Buhari says in his statement, but it is
he and others who have resorted to idle
scapegoating and blaming President Jonathan
for their self-inflected political troubles who
need to stop their inexcusable partisanship
and show greater regard for the truth,
democracy, constitutionalism, the rule of law,
peace, security and the well-being of the
nation.

i can only compare dis regime to Abacha's regime

op.. u think lyk sm1 whose best food is banana. dis is d only regime dt withheld so much capitalism. 2 weeks strike on subsidy is what u use 2 identify a govt dt cater 4 d masses.. or a govt dt sing praises to insecurity.. lets also com 2 tink of it, d op dnt realise dt dis govt hate so much its opposition party dt it helped impeached,nd unsettle all apc administrative state...... nd if i may ask, @ op wat is ur personal gain 4rm d administration... if no answer dt means u nd 2 register @ yaba left

.....uhmm

Dayvhid: you know that's kinda like a good idea/bad idea am nat trying to woo her and she might just take it as a compliment and then starts blowing me away.

d best way is buy telling her to join pdp.... she Will get u anytime she realise dt dere slogan is breath fresh air

Dayvhid: U must be a nigerian related to papa ajasco. Insalt?

do u care for a ripe banana or plantain

Dayvhid: what iz no vex anoda insalt U must be a nigerian?

wow.. i sense craziness in ur bloodstream.. hop u ve told ur mama hw u feel.. a bloody igbo guy wit a monkey lineage

rebeccaluis: Just the fact I don't want to date you doesn't mean you should say false words against me
I am already in love with my hubby and he is my one and only true love I can't date two guys at a time cause I'm no cheat, okay? So don't give up hope you find your love soon I'm sure only if you're serious

pls b attentive.. i cannt even minute u nt 2 talk of date u..u r lyk a spam dt i ll rather trash away 4rm my mail

Germany all d way... Argentina no fit stop germany at all...

rebeccaluis: I'm sorry am faithful to my true love and I believe he feels the same for me

wat d pooh of a thread u com create wen u urself no fit follow suit..... nd again who u dey hide ur id from, u r a guy dt just creat new account using a ''f''as a sex

rebeccaluis: I'm taken already sorry

do u know maybe I am the God chosen one 4 u

rebeccaluis: yes your prayers has been answered and you'll meet that special someone here today

Gentlemen should say "Hello" and ladies should say "Hi"

And serious and interesting person should please quote the interestedee and drop his/her contact

Believe me you'll find what you're looking for here thanks.

can i have ur contact info so that we can chat...... just lead by example

fijiano202: Just for this write-up alone ur parents should be in tears...after struggling to send u to school this useless write-up is all u can come out with

y nt com up wit a gud write up of ur own nd stop criticising d op....i want ur parents to know ur real performance in essay writing

i stand 4 change

kossyablaze: which change?Una wan milk us dry!.....Last bullet:U r a fool for thinking u can deceive us!APC bigots

mumulity... wetin b ur gain 4 dis so called pdp ruled democracy.... govt of themselves

oneeast: Say NO to the Islamic Party!

craziness just wont leave peoples brain.. nd if i am to ask.. y do u reason stupidly... what has religion got 2 do wit dis

Lilchilz: SECTION 2...Answer one question,All carry equal
marks-(1)This Goal Germany are sharing dint brazil
come with any (2)Now Tahiti is calling to help
them find their missing Goals will dey kip queit
(3)on behalf of thiago silva and Neymar I donate d
rest of d team to Humiliation and Disgrace,who said dis??

dnt no bt i guess it shld be patience jonadumb

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barthchuks: I dnt support any party but u said PDP are the worst,now tell me who make up APC? Is it not former PDP prodigies And wen such set of people come together isn't it suicidal

normal deductive reasoning 4rm d prev post does nt favour 1 party

barthchuks: from their birth up to now, I ve neva seen them as a Political Party, I'l tell you they seem to me next time

nd since d inception of d pdp led govt. wats is d gain u ve gained 4rm democracy

y iz diz news just circulating. nd y d link of a judas and d orther 11 disciples... dt u ve a bad egg in ur 6 children doesnt mean u kill or disown all 6...Atleast nairalanders shld wisen up a bit

The All Progressives Congress has accused the
Independent National Electoral Commission of
deceiving voters in Ekiti State before the June 21
governorship which it lost to the Peoples
Democratic Party.
The party, however, added that INEC had the
opportunity of correcting its mistakes in the August
9 election in Osun State and urged the commission
to ensure a credible election.
The party, in a statement signed by its National
Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, on
Sunday, also raised the alarm over the delay by
INEC in distributing the permanent voters’ cards to
registered voters in the state, warning that it might
be a ploy to disenfranchise voters.
The APC said, “A few days before the Ekiti
governorship election on June 19, INEC Chairman,
Attahiru Jega, had told stakeholders that the
commission would use colour-code ballot papers to
ensure that ballots meant for one local government
are not taken to another.
“However, not only did INEC not use colour-coded
ballot papers in the Ekiti election, it never felt the
need to explain its sudden volte-face. This is a blow
to the integrity of INEC and we hope it won’t be
repeated.”
It added, “INEC has been painfully slow in
processing the permanent voters cards, and one
can only hope that the electoral body is not doing
this deliberately to disenfranchise voters, especially
in opposition strongholds
“‘’If INEC has no diabolical plan, then it should speed
up the processing of the permanent voters cards.
We say this based on the reported announcement
by the Resident Electoral Commissioner in Osun
State that whoever does not possess a permanent
voters card will not be allowed to vote in the
election.”
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sheedy407: And the OP couldn't defend his interview post by re-editing the write up with Q & A option,all he was just after was to rush to copy and past this term paper just to make front page.

10ks 4 d concern sha @sheedy

sheedy407: So this OP dint study Summary in sch,for God sake,this is too long and besides,is Amenchi on Nairaland cos I read more of him dan Seun Osawa

being educated does nt mean u r nt ignorant.. even a daft will no dt it is an interview.

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In this interview, the Governor of Rivers State,
Rotimi Amaechi, speaks on the national convention
of the All Progressives Congress, release of his
aircraft, among sundry issues. JOHN ALECHENU
reports
Did you reach any agreement with the Federal
Government before your aircraft was released?
There was nothing like that. I didn’t even see any
Federal Government official; we didn’t even have
any meeting. I just called one person. It was not
this plane they were interested in releasing, but the
helicopters. I said I wanted to sell the helicopters
and the person I called offered to talk to the
President to seek the approval for the helicopters
and they got the approval.
And in the course of getting approval for the
helicopters, they got approval for the plane to be
released. There was no negotiation, no interface or
whatsoever other than the telephone conversation.
So, what is all this rumour that I’m going to the
Peoples Democratic Party? I have finished with the
PDP.
The position of your party on the Ekiti State
governorship election is a bit confusing. While the
incumbent governor has conceded defeat and
congratulated his opponent, some APC leaders are
saying they will go to court…
They didn’t say they would go to court on the
election. It was Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who said the
election is beyond just the voting; that the process
of election is part of an election. It is the issue of
military intervention, which is what the PDP intends
to use for the 2015 elections – to employ military
men as part of the electioneering process – so, you
would be having an unfair election, where APC
supporters would be chased away by the military.
That is why I said what we have is a diarchy and
not a democracy – government by both the military
and the civilian.
Was there military intervention?
Look at Ekiti, they stopped APC governors from
coming in; leaders of the APC were arrested. A
senator’s father was beaten up and other things
happened. That is military intervention; people
would be scared to come out because they don’t
know what the military would do.
But there was heavy military presence in Edo State
during the last governorship election in the state.
I wasn’t in Edo State. The PDP and the APC didn’t
complain. But this one, I was there.
Initially, during the Edo governorship election,
Governor Adams Oshiomhole complained of heavy
military presence but when the election went in his
way, the story changed.
I am not in the position to answer that question
because in this case, it was very glaring that APC
members were arrested. Why are people
pretending? There was one instance where
Channels Television showed live about 20 persons
that were carried away. And Channels TV said they
didn’t know the reason why the military took them
away when they came to vote. Channels TV showed
it live and I watched it.
An online news portal quoted you as saying how
bitter you were after the APC national convention.
Were you betrayed by your party’s national leader,
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu?
That is total fabrication. The convention ended
around 5am and by 6am, I was at the airport
looking for a ticket to go to the UK. So, when was
the interview? I played a prominent role at the APC
convention. I was part of the process through which
the man (John Odigie-Oyegun) emerged. I was
among those making peace, going to people and
begging people that we should allow peace because
we want to make sure that we have a platform to
confront the PDP. So, how did this interview take
place? I was in the UK.
So you were not bitter that your candidate did not
emerge as the national chairman at the convention?
No, I asked my candidate to step down. We were in
a meeting from Thursday night till 5am on Friday
and I woke up by 6am to continue my appeal to
people not to confront the party; that we should
listen to the party and get a structure. I was the
person and even Asiwaju was resting in his place
when I was going round.
There is also an insinuation that you were planning
to run with Aminu Tambuwal?
There was nothing like that. These are fabrications.
Why did you ask your candidate at the APC
convention to step down?
I asked my candidate to step down because I had
given my commitment to Asiwaju that I would
support whichever candidate he supported. And the
reason I gave him my commitment was because I
had said to him that we needed to look at this issue
of being a Muslim party. So, we first needed to get a
new chairman and he has to be a Christian. So, he
said to me, “Okay, I have brought a Christian in
accordance to what you said the day we were
negotiating things. Then, why are you now asking
somebody to run against the person based on the
promise you made to me?” And I like to keep
promises.
So, you made your promise to Asiwaju and not the
party?
Asiwaju is not the party. Asiwaju may have an
interest in supporting a particular candidate just like
other people will have their own candidate. There
was Timipre Sylva supported by other persons.
Don’t forget that Sylva ran up till the convention
ground but when Asiwaju had convinced some
governors and other people, he saw what was going
on and said I hereby step down.
Maybe he didn’t want his name to be announced at
the podium to have been beaten. But for me, don’t
forget that I said I didn’t campaign to anybody about
Sam Jaja or anybody. I only said if my promise was
not called to question, which had to do with my
integrity, probably I would have supported openly.
Another election will hold in Osun in a few weeks,
what is your party doing to avert disaster?
You will help us to tell the President to keep the
soldiers in his house. All of us are part of the
problem of Nigeria. The President impounded
newspapers and journalists did not do anything. In
other countries, they would have protested on the
streets. We are talking to him that there is need for
him to stop using soldiers to conduct election.
Does it mean your party is afraid it may lose Osun?
How can we lose Osun? Say something else.
Given the allegation of the militarisation of the Ekiti
election, what do you think is the proper security
measure for election?
The law says use police. Are you saying there are
no soldiers in Borno?
But there is Boko Haram in Borno.
That is the point I am making. So, it is not
necessarily the presence of soldiers that will stop
violence. After all, if the presence of soldiers could
stop violence, by now Borno State should be the
citadel of joy and happiness where people would be
dancing. There are so many soldiers in Borno – so
many military equipment and hardware, yet they
are still bombings in Maiduguri. There are many
soldiers in Abuja and the Emmab Plaza is a place
you will think is very secure but it was bombed
recently. So, police are enough.
Are you saying police would be enough in Nigeria’s
circumstance?
Are you going to war? I think in the current security
situation, police are enough for security measure
during election.
With the experience you have had in your state,
would you advocate state police?
It can’t be worse, they will checkmate each other.
The President will stop using the police or army
against those that are not in his party because
there would be balance of forces in the country.
Nobody wants a state police if the national police
would be fair to everybody. There are two reasons
for state police. First is that the national police is not
properly equipped to check crime. So, if you
equipped them properly and make them
independent, then you don’t need the state police.
The reason for the state police is the failure of the
national police. And with the personalisation of
national police, it becomes the private army of the
President.
It is worse in this period where it is not only the
private army of the President; it is the private army
of the PDP. So, when people criticise others, they
should institutionalise the police and the military. If
they are not answerable and they would not obey
illegal orders, then we would support everybody. If
we have a statesman President, who will not use
the police, they would be in support of everybody.
Are you impressed with yourself this second term
because you seem to have been distracted by
politics?
A lot of people need to wait. What you’re used to is
the PDP propaganda machine and if you know me
very well, I hate propaganda. I could actually put
about N100m to N300m to the press to start
propaganda and, meanwhile, I am doing nothing on
the ground. There was a time we were responding
but it got to a point, we stopped. The reason I
stopped was because we started inaugurating
primary schools. In my first tenure, we had only 75
primary schools. We are trying to get children into
300 but it is expensive to furnish. ICT alone is
N34m per school, so 100 schools is N3.4bn. So, we
say let us raise about N10bn plus to fund 300
schools and it is not easy.
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