Politics › Re: 2011: Prepare For War •atiku Supporters Threaten To ‘cancel’ Nigeria by naso2(m): 10:37am On Dec 17, 2010 |
ATIKU TI KU. i still dey laugh |
Sports › Re: And Siasia Sings In Yoruba by naso2(m): 5:05pm On Dec 02, 2010 |
Jarus: Siasia is from Bayelsa state, but he is a real Ajegunle boy. Grew up in Lagos. Speaks Alaafin's Yoruba. . . . and having played for adewale bridge boys those days, you can be sure his yoruba would be at least average. |
Sports › Re: Russia To Host 2018 World Cup, Qatar to Host 2022 by naso2(m): 5:00pm On Dec 02, 2010 |
See what gragra has earned England. i dex vex. |
TV/Movies › Re: Do You Really Have A Best Nollywood Movie? by naso2(m): 2:20pm On Dec 02, 2010 |
Igodo and Magun(thunderbolt) are 2 nollyhood films that i would recommend anytime. |
Politics › Re: Did Anyone See Sanusi & Aganga On Tv Answering Furious Senators? by naso2(m): 9:31am On Dec 02, 2010 |
Some of us are not too bothered about the salaries of senators. My grouse is with the manner OMISORE and kanti bello conducted the session. It was bullying and high sense of irresponsibility on display. Why ask someone to appear and not listen to him? Why make a closing remark loaded with insults for aganga and sanusi and not give them an opportunity to respond? Infact after watching omisore yesterday I am pleased that Aregbesola for now has blocked his governorship ambition. @Rossike All these your later stories, are just damage control measures. your first post actually came accross as very very lame. ROSSIKE: To be honest if I were a senator or rep reading all these comments of people calling them ''clowns'', ''illiterates'', etc etc, why the hell would I bother doing anything at all to help the nation??
I'd just go there and chop my own and leave. Why bust your backside working for a bunch of ingrates who think you're worthless?
It was pressure from many of those so called ''useless clowns'' that has seen minimum wage increased, health insurance schemes established, infrastructural projects commence across the country, and power generation start to improve after decades of being comatose, yet these reps are invariably dismissed as ''illiterate clowns'' by 'Nigerians'.
Really, if I were a senator or rep, I'd just say ''okay, I'm a clown, please, where's the brown envelope let me go and look after my family jare! Rubbish!'' |
Politics › Re: House Of Rep Endorses Jonathan! by naso2(m): 8:56am On Dec 02, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 6:44pm On Dec 01, 2010 |
DapoBear: @na_so: Agreed. But if the PDP is the one responsible for doing this by knocking off GEJ and replacing him with Atiku and an Igbo, then we are not the ones doing the denying. The blame will belong fully to the PDP. Not the ACN.
If GEJ wins the primary, then I can see your perspective. But if Atiku/Igboman? Nobody can be angry at us for hunting that particular prey. I think i agree with you here. If GEJ looses the PDP primaries, that in itself will heighten anti-pdp sentiments in the SS, the chances of the opposition therefore would be stronger. The problem with nigeria/Nigerians is after just 1 yr into say a buhari/tinubu administration , the SE and SS would most likely mend fences, and cry marginalisation and voicing there desire to opt out of the nigerian project, or at least sustain hostilities in the SS, such that oil revenues will drop massively and put serious pressure on the system. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 6:17pm On Dec 01, 2010 |
Missy85: A Buhari/Yoruba (ACN) presidency will leave Igbos hopelessly deflated. I think politically, it will be a massive blow to their psyche, one that I doubt they will recover from easily. you dont deny SS (GEJ) , the chance to lead the nation and at the same time leave the SE(igbos) hopelessly aliented in our political space. Nigeria cannot survive the collective agitation of the SE and SS at the same time. It is that simple. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 5:13pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
stranger: Correction: Tinubu, not Mimiko, with the help of the Judiciary, ousted PDP in Ondo. Mimiko will soon decamp to ACN as part of the agreement he had with Tinubu before Tinubu started supporting him. Tinubu is fighting a good fight. I just dont like him personally. That said, better with him , than without.
As for 2003 election, OBJ rigged that shyyt massively. He couldnt get into Lagos because Tinubu, with the help of other Lagosians, just do not like the guy. Also, Tinubu had all the area boys firmly under him them. And yes, Funsho Williams WON that election. That is a very well known fact! You are so wrong on this one. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 5:00pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
fuke: @stranger.
You must be a stranger indeed to say Tinubu has no base.
Perhaps you do not stay in Nigeria.
Tinubu is an asset to any party with Ekiti, Edo, Osun. Lagos and Ondo his territory
I am waiting for when he will be made the asiwaju of the Yorubas, I will be there.
Now tell me who among the lot can stand a CIA probe?
The worst ACN is better than the beast PDP
Tinubu ride on I hope the guys in ACN have the right readings. Mimiko(Not tinubu) single-handedly ousted PDP in ONDO state with an unknown labour party flag. why? because of the general discontent with the PDP governor in that state. ACN's victory in the other states, is just the people voicing their discontent with PDP leadership, just the same way they were disatisfied with AD leadership in 2003. Forget all the story about OBJ foxing AD governors and Afenifere leaders in 2003, people were just tired of them. Lagos was a very close call, Funsho williams gave a good fight. in some circles it is believed that if the votes really counted, funsho would have won lagos. Niyi Akande --Osun was just about average. Adefariti- Ondo was woeful who was busy impregnating youth corpers, Niyi adebayo--Ekiti was just a fine boy with minimal impact, Lam Adeshina- was just about average. Osoba- was average , but too arrogant for ogun people, hence had to be taught a bitter political lesson. Now we are seeing a new set of leadership, let them learn from history and know that the SW has the most enlightened/dynamic voting population. The same wave that ushered them in might still push them out if they dont perform. Of special mention is Ekiti, Fayemi should know that he is dealing with about the most difficult set of people in the SW, he needs to do more to impress. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 4:39pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
DapoBear: To me, this seems like David fighting Goliath, and David winning. But it appears that most Nigerians, due to zoning/religion would prefer to see Goliath win. Even if Goliath is going to be far less effective in administering the country, bringing about progress.
So what exactly is the goal of Nigeria as a country? Is it just for show? Everyone take turns, even at the cost of progress? I see. At least now I understand why Nigeria is not doing well as a country. It isn't just the politicians alone. With no offense to you all here who are no doubt more enlightened, it appears that many of its people are voting to make the country worse 
Anyway, maybe the ACN should field Buhari and some SS or SE man, then. . . What is most important now is that our votes count. Sincerely there is no empirical proof that a buhari/fashola ticket would be more effective than a GEJ/sambo or an Atiku/soludo ticket. The president sets the tone of governance, and even if he has a very sound VP, things might still not work. If a president after winning elections feel threatened by the general goodwill his VP enjoys, he can choose to make him very redundant and systematically make him look the devil in public eye. How a Buhari with his background and style in politics will be able to cope with the intrigues in a democracy and still not lose sight of his core developmental programmes is still a major case study for political scientists. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 4:23pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
DapoBear: Why do people keep saying this? Who is not going to fly among? Look, me personally, I will never vote for a FANATICAL Muslim type. But a moderate, Westernized Muslim like Fashola? Guys like him are ordinary, sane, and not going to cause any religious harm. It makes no sense to me that people would be against a ticket like that. Lets be practical, the time left for campaigns is really too short for Buhari to disabuse peoples minds about the general perception on his religious leanings, and getting another muslim as running mate, even if the person is as respected as Obama, would do a serious damage to his campaign. This is Nigeria, our voters are still largely semi-literate. The real voters are the market women, motor park boys etc. They definitely would never see it the june12 way. Abiola was such a unique character, that his acts in philiantropy adequately worked for him. People generally saw him as a good , rich man with a unique grass-to-grace story and hence willing to help the needy. May be i should not be saying all these to make the buhari camp wiser. I am a GEJ supporter, the more mistakes the opposition makes the better GEJ's chances. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 4:11pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
Jarus: Buhari/Tinubu ticket, though very strong, will not fly, given the religious and regional sensitivity. All Buhari needs is Tinubu's backing, ACN merging or forming alliance with CPC. He can then go and pick his running mate from SE or SS.
Information from my friends up North says the Buhari whirlwind is sweeping across the entire North now. If election is conducted today, CPC will sweep Kano, Jigawa, Katsina, Kebbi and a good showing in Kaduna. Many PDP politicians, having seen the trend, have even started crossing to CPC.
SW is AC's for keeps. If the election is free and fair, only Ogun can retain PDP today. And SW and NW have the largest voting population, let's not forget.
A working understanding between CPC and ACN will give PDP a run for their money.
In Kwara, my state, PDP is still in overwhelming control, but AC will put a good show in the southern part of the state. I just came back from Offa, and the the massive support ACN is enjoying surprises me. Buhari has always being popular in the states you mentioned. The fact the 45% of the entire PTF funds went to these states also make him very popular amongst talakawas. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 4:01pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
A Buhari/tinubu ticket will not fly. A muslim/muslim ticket will not fly. Forget the June12 story, a lot of us hardly knew that MKO was a muslim, but when you now have a buhari that has been tarred with the "zealot's" brush(right or wrong), then it would be political suicide to do a muslim/muslim ticket.
Secondly, either you believe it or not the VP is in a strategic position to succeed the president, then you can be sure that the general suspicion of the SE and SS and other tribes that the core north and the SW want to colonise the presidency for generations would resurface. The best bet would have been say a buhari/peter obi combo that has the blessing of the ACN. |
Politics › Re: Buhari/Tinubu Ticket In The Offing? by naso2(m): 3:49pm On Nov 30, 2010 |
Pukkah: Didn't Kwara vote UPN? Nah. Kwara voted for saraki. When he had problems with adamu attah, he pulled his supporters to queue behind cornlius adebayo. So it was not UPN per se. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Takes Us Back To The Importation Regime by naso2(m): 11:29am On Nov 30, 2010 |
gogo123: i cant believe this, don't this educationally less developed state propped up man have advisers, Aganga with all his Goldman Sach experience decided to turn a 3rd world country ridden with corruption into a certified dumping ground, Nigerian port workers are in jubilation senseless post. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Denies Facebook Comment by naso2(m): 7:56pm On Nov 29, 2010 |
realborn: When a mad man is set to launch uncontrollably into the open, the first attribute is to start to laugh. Wish you well friend. I guess you are short of defence for your Oga.
I suggest you do not permit counter suggetions on this forum frustrate you further into disarray. Always remember Nairalanders are harmless. We only speak the truth. It hurts and I know it will hurt you more. No where else is the failing educational standard in this country more visible than what we see here on NL. Just show me the exact line where Jonathan denied his facebook comments. RUBBBBBBISSSSSHHHH. |
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Offers $50,000 'Gift' to Pastor Bakare's SNG by naso2(m): 1:27pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
The last time i checked $50,000 is 7.5 million naira, now ask yourself if the president wants to bribe someone of bakare's calibre will it be 7.5 million naira?
Sahara reporters and the poster are just being mischievous. |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Comments About Atiku; 'I Dey Laugh' by naso2(m): 9:34am On Nov 26, 2010 |
“I am full of joy and I wish you (journalists) and Nigerians the fullness of joy. I wish you peace and joy always”; and reporters chorused: “Amen”. Obj go kill person with laugh one day  Well pastor OBJ I recieve fullness of joy jare. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Village Gets Federal Varsity by naso2(m): 1:01pm On Nov 25, 2010 |
ladi02: Are the ones we have well equpped first? Do you know how much building a university talkless of 6 will cost the Government
This is nothing but a selfish project!, i will be surprised if the university in Bayelsa is not named Goodluck Jonathan University!
Open your eyes than taking everything a government does as right! We have half-baked graduates roaming the streets looking for job. None of the Federal Universities in Nigeria can stand and boast of significant international rating.
Yet you come and say what is wrong with that. . .RUBBISH!, absolutely RUBBISH! Just shut up or say hi to nairaland if you have nothing to say. You ask people to open their eyes and not see every govt action to be right. The problem is you have opened your eyes too wide that you now see everything wrong in any action by govt. Yes the standards have flagged, but that does not diminish the problem of limited spaces for prospective applicants in our universities. Do you know that part of the measures to address the gaps in the university system will be for the universities to prune their intakes to the actual capacities they were designed for? UI is already doing a lot along this line. If/when universities do this, the gap will be partially addressed by the new ones. You need to close your eyes a bit, i think there are now too wide for your health. rubbish. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 6:29pm On Nov 23, 2010 |
I am a die-hard GEJ fan, but i must repeat " dont write Atiku off". The party election is actually GEJ's to lose, but Atiku can negotiate anything. I mean anything, besides his struggle with OBJ could be a plus for him. Almost everyone is giving the credit of the aborted 3rd term bid to Atiku and we know that is false. A lot of things/people worked against 3rd term. The product itself was a hardsell, yet Atiku gets the credit.
My main concern now is the media hostility that will resume shortly. Garba shehu is a tested hand, while Ima niboro is a tenderfoot. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 11:20am On Nov 23, 2010 |
Beaf: I see it a bit differently. Nobody wants a president that is wanted in another country, talkless of one who is wanted alongside his wife in America. Atiku is the very definition of unelectable.
--aside-- Gusau was the only real choice. But they've thrown him under the bus. Yes he is unelectable, but once you throw the disqualification card, there will be serious trouble and a lot of protest votes in support of the remaining northern candidates , irrespective of the party . His criminal past only need to be flaunted before the pdp delegates to make them see , the bigger picture of possible happenings if somebody like him is allowed to fly the pdp flag. We need IMA NIBORO to really up is game, becuase I see massive media war. We must not forget that Garba shehu is a tested hand in such dealings. I disagree, Gusau would be too difficult to sell to the south and he has not political record. You dont go learning politics with the office of president. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 11:07am On Nov 23, 2010 |
Mai Suya: Are you sure? OBJ tried it and it worked, didn't it? Obj tried it and it failed oh. Atiku was finally cleared to contest, people like ameachi that did not print a single poster for the governorship elections , later got their mandate through the courts. Bros J should not try that style at all. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 10:54am On Nov 23, 2010 |
Beaf: Now, now! What about that new PDP committee thats going to screen out presidential candidates that have been indicted for any crime?  I can see this "consensus" candidate becoming really easy meat for party disqualification! Bros it will be better to defeat Atiku at the polls than disqualify him o. The trouble of disqualification might be too hot to handle. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 10:22am On Nov 23, 2010 |
There will now be serious media war between Atiku's camp and GEJ's camp. IMHO, Gej should replace ima niboro, because garba shehu will be too advanced for him. |
Politics › Re: Atiku "Selected" As Northern Consensus Candidate by naso2(m): 9:57am On Nov 23, 2010 |
sholasys: Most of the political analysis here are underrating and downsizing ATIKU's candidature. Dont be surprised that ATIKU can emerge as the PDP presidential flag bearer. What I am sure of is, its not going to be bed of roses for GEJ. They should not slack else laxity will comes in and they will loose focus. They cant celebrate yet ok, ATIKU commands loyalty and allegiance from most of this Govs. He helped some when he was VP and chairman privatization.HE has wider acceptability than other northern candidates. Ciroma's committees knew what they did. I reserved other comments I tend to agree with you. IBB looks powerful , but highly unelectable. The June 12 ghost just refused to die. Saraki is not a northerner, Abokis would never allow an "olubukola" use a northern slot when an "olusegun" just finished his 8yrs. Gusau knows little or nothing about politicking. All of these made the job easy to select atiku. Besides the northern bloc largely sees Atiku as OBJ's nemesis. Atiku is a master negotiator, hence should not be taken lightly. Gej should intensify his campaigns and properly use his power of incumbency. If the north threatens to pull out of PDP if they dont get the ticket, GEJ should also make pdp see the overall implication of him not getting the ticket too. It will not be an easy one for GEJ , but i still see him winning. |
Politics › Re: Former Jonathan Group Defects To Atiku’s Camp by naso2(m): 1:38pm On Nov 22, 2010 |
^^^^^^^^^ The same people that accuse OBJ of achieving nothing in 8 years , are the very same people seeing atiku as a visionary.  So tell me Atiku's vision for the nation and why he could not use his position as VP for 8yrs to influence things and see to the actualisation of that vision? |
Politics › Re: Editorial: An Unbaised Look At Philips Emeagwali by naso2(m): 1:34pm On Nov 22, 2010 |
Rejoinder: How Philip Emeagwali Lied His Way to Fame- by Professor Toyin Falola (from Saharareporters.com 18/10/2010) First and foremost I am neither the spokesman of Philip Emeagwali nor do I intend to hold brief for him. Rather I am only trying here to look at the accusations levelled against him by Toyin Falola and his [size=15pt]Yoruba[/size] friends, without bias. The moment i saw this , i stopped reading the peace. It will be difficult for the writer to be unbiased with that kind of opening statement. |
Politics › Re: Ibb May Be The Right Guy After Thinking Deep by naso2(m): 1:29pm On Nov 22, 2010 |
wesley80: I've been thinking very deeply too. Why dont we throw open our prisons from North to South, East to West and allow all the convicts walk free? I'm sure that after going to jail they deserve a chance to come out and redeem themselves too! Not just that, i'm certain that they'll contribute immensely to our nation afterall what do they have to loose? They are already ex convicts for christ's sake. They deserve another chance Too. Bet your imbecillic brains didnt think that deeply. Thank you jare. sometimes when one thinks too deeply suicidal plots begin to look sensible. I think these IBB supporters are towing that line. well let him(IBB) first cross the consensus hurdle , by then we might just be lucky to have these deep thinkers regain their senses. |
Politics › Re: "Do Not Vote For A Muslim President" - Pastor Paul Adefarasin by naso2(m): 8:05pm On Nov 19, 2010 |
2003: Buhari Urges Muslims to Vote Upholders Islam From Isah Ibrahim Maru in Gusau
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As the year 2003 elections draw closer, former Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) has called on Muslims across the country to vote only for the presidential candidate that would defend and uphold the tenets of Islam.
Buhari who made the call yesterday at the closing ceremony of the 16th National Qur'anic Recitation competition held in Gusau, Zamfara State told Muslims that they have every reason to thank Allah for restoring the Islamic Sharia under the present dispensation, which he said was destroyed by British colonialists during their crusade in 1903 against the Sokoto caliphate.
The former president therefore advised Muslims not to vote for any candidate that would not protect the interest of their religion. "I wish Muslims of Nigeria will cooperate, unite and sustain themselves under one ambrella. Because of what we are facing election, this year and next year, this is the best time to repeat what I said in Sokoto," Buhari stated.
"Since the colonialists over threw our Islamic way of life in 1903 and 1904, our lifestyle was changed, and we forget our religion and our good culture," he maintained.
He explained that this was the only way they could guarantee the spread of Islam which is a religion of peace and harmony.
Apparently referring to the THISDAY (April 2001) report, Buhari said he was quoted to have urged Muslims to vote for a Muslim only; a story which he said attempted to create confusion in the country.
Buhari insisted that what he told his Sokoto audience was that they should not compromise the tenets of their religion in the process of electing leaders.
The former president said that he has no intention of creating any form of confusion in the country, saying that his intention was to alert Muslims to their responsibility to safeguard their faith.
Governor Ahmed Sani, in his address urged Muslim leaders in the country not to mis-use their opportunity in assisting and protecting their religion. He reiterated his administratio's commitment towards promoting and sustaining the Sharia legal system operating in the state.
Sani also insisted on the need to have a leader in this country that would respect the live and religion of every Muslim in the country.
The Governor expressed satisfaction and happiness over the successful hosting of the competition |
Politics › Re: "Do Not Vote For A Muslim President" - Pastor Paul Adefarasin by naso2(m): 7:15pm On Nov 19, 2010 |
doctorbabs: The pastor must be a fool, thas how they used religion to turning everything upside down in this country, as if muslim and christian have not been living as one family in this country before especially in the 80's until they came out with "born burn again" issue. just to siphoned some sheeps. what religion is Obasanjo? was it not christian . he when to Reedem to sought for forgiveness and what happened second day, he increased the fuel price. Religion should be personally things. it has nothing to do with governance, but we individual until we are ready to change our mindset. so pastor adefarasin just dey take omo mugu je aroso go. baboon they work, monkey dey chop. u don wise up, na u se make then no get sense My friend just shut up if you have nothing to say. You are free to disagree with the pastor but how dare you call him a fool. Christians and muslims living together has is largely attributable to the tolerance of christians. Abiola/babagana kingibe (a muslim/muslim) ticket was largely supported by even christians. Now turn the tables and tell me muslims especially aboki ones would have taken that, no matter how credible the candidates are. Can a christian/christian ticket win an election in this country? Dont tell us about tolerance we know better and practice better. The buhari's and atikus of this world have similar campaign messages for their northern brothers, but come down south to preach an all embracing system. |
Politics › Re: Why Blame Adefarasin ? He's replying Buhari's "don't vote non-muslim" Statement. by naso2(m): 7:06pm On Nov 19, 2010 |
Thank you very much, Buhari cannot now attempt to decieve us by his countless expeditions to redemption camp. we know how he thinks and where he stands.
People will pretend not to see this thread and understand how aboki muslims see candidates during elections especially from the far caliphate north. paul adefarasin only said christians should participate and determine who wins in the end, where christian interest will be looked after by the emerging govt. |