₦airaland Forum

rexnuelll:
No politician can match Buhari's popularity in the north presently. With or without southeast votes, PMB will win 2019 election comfortably.

And who told you have south west, middle belt votes?

Anofia

tesppidd:
what he's trying to tell you is simple.

what he's telling you is that the reason you are giving for predicting a victory for pdp is lame.

if you had said that pdp would win because ekiti people love fayose or because fayose is the incumbent governor that would be okay.

but saying pdp would win because apc doesn't guarantee them hope then how do you explain all the elections apc has won including ondo and edo?

in summary you have got no point.

But really you don't know how APC won/rigged Edo and ondo?

Using Sharif ? PDP had only but days to election to campaign?

Hang 'L' for your neck

When will the illegal subsidy payment fraud make make FP on nairaland?

LRNZH:
Yesso... could not resist posting it on Nairaland.
It is well researched and covers all angles of the story without political lean

You are just paid to post this.

An attempt to take away our mind for what Sheriff said about Borno governor's role in the chibok girls saga.

You can't cover the truth, no matter how many pages you write.

Try again

sarrki:
Its Gtbank versus innoson

Nothing like Igbo's versus Nigeria

Gtbank is a private entity also innoson

So efcc is a unit in Gtb?

See your head

May all that brought apc upon us ripe their reward

https://www.thecable.ng/newsflash-kachikwu-petitions-buhari-nnpc-gmds-insubordination

Just one in many example

Mumu president

NIGERIANS WILL NEVER FORGET THESE QUOTES:

"A serious government will fix power problem in six months."
- Babatunde Raji Fashola (November 12, 2014)

"Stone us [APC] if we do not perform after two years." - Tony Momoh ( April 3, 2016, The Guardian)

"The only way to have stable electricity is to vote out PDP."
- Babatunde Raji Fashola (July 12, 2014, The Nation)

"We seriously frown at President Goodluck Jonathan, over the unceremonious removal of the Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mr Andrew Yakubu."
(APC, August 4, 2014, Channels TV)

"Jonathan is leading a visionless government."
- Yemi Osinbajo (December 22, 2014, Thisday & tweet@ProfOsinbajo)

"Jonathan should resign if he has no solution to the violence being unleashed on some parts of the country."
- Nasiru El-Rufai (August 2012)

"The only solution to the present political uncertainty in the country is for the National Assembly to set machineries in motion for the impeachment of ailing President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua."
- Muhammadu Buhari (March 10, 2010, Sun Newspapers)

"Why is the nation’s currency, the Naira, now trading for N180 per Dollar, while the South African Rand is trading at R11 to one United States Dollar?"
- Babatunde Raji Fashola (Dec 26, 2014, The Nation)

"Give Nigerians a daily update on the health of President Umaru Yar’Adua to stem the growing rumours surrounding his state of health."
- Lai Mohammed (December 21, 2009, The Nation)

"Amaechi is not only clean but a tool to free Nigeria from the corruption imposed on us by those who hate our nation."
- APC (October 24, 2016, Vanguard)

"The recent proscription of Boko Haram and Ansaru violates the Constitution."
- Lai Mohammed (June 10, 2013, The Nation)

"I have decided, as his wife, that if things continue like this up to 2019, I will not go out and campaign again and ask any woman to vote like I did before. I will never do it again."
- Aisha Buhari (October 14, 2016, BBC)

"People are now appointed to top posts because of the influence a "few people" wield. Some people are sitting down in their homes folding their arms only for them to be called to come and head an agency or a ministerial position."
- Aisha Buhari (October 14, 2016, BBC)

"I don't know which party my wife belongs to, but she belongs to my kitchen and my living room and the other room."
- Muhammadu Buhari (October 14, 2016, BBC/Punch)

"Buhari is giving cabals billions through forex subsidy."
- Emir Sanusi of Kano (August 26, 2016, Daily Trust)

"I can sit in my garden, make billions through forex without sweat."
– Emir Sanusi of Kano (August 25, 2016)

"The funds spended were properly spended."
- Solomon Dalung, Sports Minister (December 19, 2016, Punch/YouTube)

"Athletes don't need training to win medals."
- Solomon Dalung, Sports Minister (September 12, 2016)

"I and my ministers must declare our assets."
- Muhammadu Buhari, President-elect (April 13, 2015, NigerianEye)

Be careful of what you say today because of tomorrow...

1. Federal Executive Council meetings

2. The presidents resumes work

3. Signing of budget

4. Swearing in ministers

5. Commissioning of pedestrian bridges

6. Loot recoveries

7. Court appearances

8. Salary payment

9. Fulani herdsmen

10. Grass cutting

One of the reason I love this club: Respect for every one involved in the game

omenkaLives:
Watch out everyone, very soon, wailers would adopt the grasscuter is one of their own and defend him viciously on and offline..

When this news broke, the enemies of state were dumbfounded and miffed as to its implications for Baba's popularity; they wished it wasnt true.

On reading it's confirmation from the presidency, most of them simply crawled back into their dingy burrows heartbroken, awaiting the next bad news so they can crawl back out and bare their nasty fangs..

Only a mumumadu suspend after exonerating

[quote author=bantudra post=55264219]what you wrote dont even make sense...[/quote

You gat to have sense before things make sense to u

http://ynaija.com/boko-haram-faction-abduct-22-girls-women/


Dear Buhari,

In case your cabal hide this from you.

22 girls have been abducted by Boko Haram

Regards,

Cc: Hailers

#teamBally

Team Bally

This is bigger than an individual.
It was never about 2 face

The protest will still hold

Come rain, come sunshine

Press Statement (share and circulate)

Cancellation of #IStandWithNigeria rally is not true: The National Protest was never about 2Face, we are marching on against bad governance.

Our attention has been drawn to news making the rounds that the National-Protest-March slated for Monday, February 6, 2017 has been canceled by Innocent Idibia popularly known as 2Face. This is not true and not the consensus of Nigerians, majority of fellow planners and not a true reflection of the sincere plan to organize this rally in public interest.

We wish to inform Nigerians and the world at large that this protest against bad governance and hunger was never about 2Face or any individual for that matter. Let it be known that Mr. Idibia merely keyed into an ongoing public discourse over this protest to take a lead. It was never his singular idea but the concerns of the suffering masses.

Therefore, we wish to inform concerned Nigerians and the international community that there is a national and public consensus for this protest to hold as scheduled in all venues. There are hundreds of groups and thousands of Nigerians who are leading this initiative and we will not back down.

This is the time to separate real activists from emergency activists. Emergency activists seek mortality with the fear of man, while revolutionists and real activists seek immortality with the fear of God.

Consequently, in the exact opposite of what our brother, 2Face said; “Dear Nigerians, due to stomach insecurity and bad governance consideration, we hereby announce the continuation of the march as scheduled – on Monday, February 6, 2017.

#IStandWithNigeria is a #NigerianProject

Signed
Ariyo-Dare Atoye
Co-Convener,
Coalition in Defence of Nigerian Democracy and Constitution (CDNDC)

Its not a one man show

sarrki:
Thank God he retraced his step

No one can threaten Federal Republic Of Nigeria

Ask Kanu the criminal in kuje

He's regretting his step

Enemies of state be warned

So aboki Fulani herdsmen = federal republic of Nigeria? Ewuuuu

greatiyk4u:
Truly nothing last forever


A whole Tompolo hiding?

Only your low intelligence has been for eternity niw

Very unfit for that position

In the build up to the 2015 general election, the ruling party APC made spirited attempt at fielding a Muslim - Muslim ticket but this was resisted by the vast majority of Nigerians. The argument then was that, Nigerian being a secular, multi religion nation need to have the two major religion representative at the top echelon of the country administration to protect their interest. And that how vice President Yemi Osinbajo came to be.

2 Years now the line, how has the VP fair in promoting, protecting and advancing the interest of the Christians in Nigeria visa a visa the following:
1. The Killing of Bridget Agbahime in Kano and the subsequent release of all suspects in the incident. What was his reaction? What did he do?
2. The brutal killing of a female Christian preacher in Abuja, a member of his church. What did he do? Do we know the killers now?
3. The Kaduna State anti-Christian bill
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/kaduna-anti-christian-bill-first-step-islamisation/
4. The killing of Christians in Southern Kaduna.
5. The Sharia bill at the national assembly
6. The killing of Christians in the IPOB massacre
7. The northernisation of federal appointments
8. The closure of the children church in Aso villa.

Has he really served our interest, or is he just a timid, self-centred, mere commissioner ?

The Federal Government, yesterday, launched a bitter but indirect rebuke on the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, as well as the Catholic Church over comments by both bodies regarding the wave of ethno-religious crisis in the Southern part of Kaduna State. In a strongly-worded statement, the Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau, said: “True religious leaders do not fan the embers of hate, but ensure that communities live in peace and harmony
Meanwhile, the Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, has said that the senate would commence investigation into the latest killings in southern Kaduna State. But CAN, Kaduna State branch, yesterday, reacted angrily to the suggestion by Danbazau that Christian leaders in Kaduna State were fanning the embers of hate and religious intolerance by insisting that the killings going on in Southern Kaduna was religious in nature. Kaduna CAN said to the Minister: “Shut up if you have nothing to say.” Similarly, Rev. Musa Asake, the General Secretary of National CAN, in a telephone interview, said it would be an unfortunate thing for a Minister like Dambazau to say that the Christian leadership in the country was fanning the embers of hatred. He said CAN did not exaggerate the killings as being accused. “We have to say things (the way they are) when they are not going well. We are not fanning embers of hate as the minister suggested. How can somebody be talking like that? We do not exaggerate or say negative things like some people.” Dambazau in a statement by his Press Secretary, Ehisienmen Osaigbovo, yesterday, was reacting to statements credited to the national leadership of CAN and the Catholic Church in Southern Kaduna, accusing Islamist herdsmen of trying to wipe out the Christian-dominated and largely agrarian communities in the area. The Dambazau statement The statement said: “The Minister of the Interior, Lt Gen Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd), has called on all well-meaning Nigerians not to allow themselves to be dragged into religious conflicts. He observed that this has become necessary following insinuations that the criminal violence in Southern Kaduna has some religious interpretation. “He said there are people who are always looking for ways to further create division along religious or ethnic fault lines for their selfish interest, with the aim of creating instability in our internal security. Accordingly, the Minister posited that true religious leaders do not fan the embers of hate, but ensure that communities live in peace and harmony. In this connection, he maintained that economic growth and development will remain a mirage for Nigeria, with over 500 ethnic groups and multiple religions, unless we resolve to live amicably as a people with common destiny. Onayekan,Ayokunle and Buhari “Dambazau said criminals, who perpetrate violence against innocent, law-abiding citizens, do not discriminate along religious and ethnic lines, citing examples of how communities in Zamfara, Katsina, Taraba, Enugu, Lagos and Niger were victimized by those violent criminals. He noted that a criminal should be treated as such, whether he is involved in armed robbery, drug trafficking, homicide or cattle rustling, and that people should avoid honouring criminals with religious or ethnic attachment. “He advised opinion and religious leaders to refrain from giving the crisis between herdsmen and sedentary farmers in Southern Kaduna a religious connotation, rather attention should be focused on the real enemies of our Society, who illegally acquire weapons to terrorize Christian and Muslim communities alike.” Kaduna CAN reacts Reacting to Dambazau’s comment, Secretary of CAN, Kaduna State Chapter, Rev. Sunday Ibrahim, said it was better that Danbazau kept quiet since he appeared not to be interested in solving the problem, insisting that the violence was religious in nature. He said: “The statement attributed to Danbazau came to us with the least of surprise because of his antecedence on matters like this. If Danbazau has no interest in solving our security problems, he should shut up, just like President Muhammadu Buhari has kept mute also. “Why should Danbazzau not wait for the much talked about investigation into the massacre and bring out a conclusion that may rubbish our claim? What do you call continuous killings and destruction of Christian communities with gunmen chanting Islamic slogans all the time? In areas where there are Muslims, such as Godogodo, Akwa, Golkofa, Gada Biyu, in Jema’a LGA, the homes of Muslims and the Muslim residents there were not touched. But not a Christian home or church is standing in the other areas. What do you call that? “In Chaiwai, Chiefdom, Kauru, LGA, where five villages were sacked and 45 people killed in November, the survivors said the gunmen were chanting Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar. They shot and killed pigs in the villages, also stole goats and grains and burnt the churches and houses there. “We have visited some of these places and the evidence is on ground. ECWA Church addressed a press conference in Kaduna, last October or was it November, and said that all their churches in affected towns and villages had been burnt. “The Catholic Church knows its casualties, so do Anglican, Baptist Church and the rest. The statement of Danbazzau is either to cover his shame for his refusal to stop Jihadist herdsmen or he is out to intimidate CAN not to reveal to the world the atrocity that herdsmen are doing at cleansing Christian communities in Southern Kaduna “As the Minister of Interior, has he ever taken a trip to Southern Kaduna to see things for himself? The first time he would be making a statement is to cast Christian leaders in bad light instead of saying comforting words to us. Violence in Southern Kaduna religious— CAN “CAN in Kaduna insists that the violence in Southern Kaduna is religious. Islamists want to destroy Christianity in Southern Kaduna and occupy the land. And right now, they are occupying 16 villages in Southern Kaduna with their cattle and families after terrorising out the Christian natives. Let him come and see with his own eyes if CAN is lying. “We are still waiting for the same reaction of the Federal Government in Zamfara and Katsina just a day or two after gunmen killed several people there. We are happy they got the killers and have secured these states. “Since April, last year, we have been shouting hoarse and pleading. All we get from the Inspector General of Police and now the Minister of Interior is that we have no right to describe the killings in its true form, while the two just sit and watch on.” Senate to investigate S’ Kaduna killings, says Saraki Meanwhile, the Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, has said that the senate would commence investigation into the latest killings in southern Kaduna State. Saraki made the announcement in a statement by his Special Assistant on New Media, Mr Bamikole Omishore, in Abuja, yesterday. According to Saraki, the Senate will on resumption from recess on January 10, make the issue a priority. Omishore said the senate president made the disclosure while responding to a tweet posted by one Chimeze Ukoha on the Kaduna killings. The statement quoted Ukoha as saying that “About 800 Christians were massacred in Southern Kaduna and nobody is talking about that, very bad.” It quotes Saraki as responding that “once the senate resumes, this issue will be addressed to get a clearer picture of what the real situation is and find a lasting solution. “Every Nigerian life matters and the senate will work to ensure that rule of law is always upheld as prescribed by the Nigerian Constitution.” The statement explained that Saraki was already in touch with senators from Kaduna State and that he was constantly getting updates on developments. Army approves Brigade Command in troubled area Meanwhile, worried by the recurring crisis in the southern part of Kaduna State, especially the ongoing crisis where several lives have been lost and property worth millions of naira destroyed, the authorities of the Nigerian Army have approved the establishment of a brigade command in the troubled area. Also, the Army authorities have directed that Camp Zero, headquarters of the dreaded Boko Haram terrorists which recently fell to its gallant troops be used as the Nigerian Army Small Arms Competition in 2017. The development came as the Army said it has not only deployed troops to Southern Kaduna but has also taken full control of the crisis zone. Director of Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Sani Usman, who disclosed this yesterday, at a media briefing, in Abuja, assured that full normalcy would soon be restored. “I want to inform you that the Nigerian Army is fully deployed to the southern part of Kaduna State with directive to restore law and order and we might go beyond that. “The Nigerian Army is fully on ground in the southern part of Kaduna State. It is our hope and prayer that the problem that requires this will be nipped in the bud. “The Nigerian Army has made provision for military establishment in that part and any moment from now, we are going to have it.” Speaking on the Sambisa Forest proposed arms training, he said: “The Chief of Army Staff has directed that next Nigerian Army Small Arms Competition, NASAC 2017, would be conducted at Sambisa Forest. Already, efforts are on by the Nigerian Army engineers to open more routes and construct bridges into the once Boko Haram haven to facilitate easy access to the forest.” Usman said the briefing was part of the Nigerian Army “ interaction to review our last year training and operational activities which led to the final fall of Boko Haram terrorists headquarters in Camp Zairo and subsequent subsequent presidential commendation on achieving that noble feat.” The Army spokesman, who recalled that the Nigerian Army last year conducted many training activities at all levels in addition to other training exercise conducted by the various Nigerian Army training institutions across the country, said the development led to its successes in cattle rustling, recovery of arms and ammunition as well as arrest of perpetrators of violence in various parts of the country.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/southern-kaduna-killings-fg-can-catholic-church-war-words/

So said the chibok girls kidnapper

After stealing Edo blind, this black as ....... talkative wants to come and tell us stories.



I beg, he should "go and die"

sarrki:
You did the right thing

God bless you sire

More of it

Nobody should come and preach rule of law

Hypocrisy is when you preach rule of law to defend a

Criminal.

Don't forget we aren't matured for rule of law

What I know and believe strongly is

We are matured for rule of engagement

Ignorance is the inability to differentiate between an accused and a convict.

The truth that no one to hear is that this honourable justices refused to do the bidding of Amaechi and his "oga de vex oo"

Daslim180:
No more room for PDP.... I'm not an APC supporter tho!

People like you are worse, fence sitters without bearing

Pls pls fp

seunmsg:
The election will go on as scheduled. We cannot truncate a process that was started a long time ago because of a single party. If PDP is not ready for the election, they can wait till 2020, other parties are ready and the election must go on.

Instead of PDP to look inwards and settle their internal crisis, they are still going about blaming Buhari foolishly. Is it APC or Buhari that factionalised PDP for over a year now and still forced them not to reconcile their differences? Is it Buahri that conducted two different primaries in Ondo state or is he the one that instituted the various court cases that PDP is battling with today?

Jimoh Ibrahim is a bonafide PDP member and he will fly the banner of the party in the election. If he wins, fine, if not, no big deal, that's politics.

The answer to your questions is yes

ibabkr:
Why displaying ur ignorance freely to Nairalanders? That's not a portion from the Qur'an, it's actually an Arabic way of saying' Victory is from God alone'
Come to think of this: why is there a cross on red cross logo?
Why is there a cross on Nigerian navy's logo? Are they meant for Christians?

OK, oga sabi sabi. Are we an Arabic nation.

As of the red cross, haba, you wey sabi everything no come know say the founder is a Canadian and he adopted the cross from their national flag? And what you call a cross on the Nigerian navy is an anchor and not a cross.

Come to think of it sef....

You no even sabi any thing