 Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Vs Fashola In Ear-wrestling (photo) by natty2014(m): 6:41pm On Mar 09, 2015 |
Like ur father? san316:
old ppl wey no dey shame.
Fash: Stubborn igbo boy. you want finish GEJ for east abi?
Rochas: Na una dey give am heart attack pass na. baddest governor ever liveth. ok,like ur dad? |
| Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Vs Fashola In Ear-wrestling (photo) by natty2014(m): 6:39pm On Mar 09, 2015 |
Like ur father? san316:
old ppl wey no dey shame.
Fash: Stubborn igbo boy. you want finish GEJ for east abi?
Rochas: Na una dey give am heart attack pass na. baddest governor ever liveth. |
| Politics › Re: "Jega Will Go, Heavens Won't Fall" - Ayo Fayose by natty2014(m): 10:04pm On Mar 04, 2015 |
Mr, mad mannn.... holucunleh:
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has described outbursts of the All Progressives Congress (APC) over the possible removal of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega as “mere comedy,” saying; “President Goodluck Jonathan can sack Jega if he wishes and if he does, heavens will not fall.”
The governor, who said the APC should stop acting as if Nigeria belongs to the party, added that; “by turning themselves to advocates and defenders of the INEC chairman, the APC and its agents have shown that they have a deal with Jega to manipulate the elections and that the deal will be frustrated if he is asked to leave office.”
Governor Fayose said in a release issued on Wednesday, and signed by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, that “removal of Jega and any other appointees of the
Federal Government is a prerogative of the president, which no one can question, provided laid down rules are followed.”
He said the position expressed by the House of Representatives was that of the APC members in the House, urging that “the APC lawmakers should rather pay attention to the ill-health of their party’s presidential candidate, Major General Mohammadu Buhari (rtd), whose whereabouts is now a mystery.”
The governor described Jega as partisan, saying; “By his actions and utterances, Jega had already demonstrated his bias in support of the APC. For instance, how can Jega explain the 80 percent distribution of
Permanent Voters Card (PVC) in Boko Haram ravaged Borno and Yobe States while less than 40 percent distributed in Lagos as at February 7 that the election was postponed?”
He said; “It is on record that Prof Maurice Iwu was asked to proceed on terminal leave two months to the end of his tenure? Is Jega not a beneficiary of Iwu’s removal? So if Iwu was asked to go on terminal leave before the expiration of his tenure for Jega to assume office, what difference does it make if Jega too is asked to proceed on terminal leave before the expiration of his tenure?”
Speaking further, Governor Fayose said; “it is the president that can determine whether or not Jega will go on the mandatory three months terminal leave which should commence on March 8, and if the president decides that the INEC chairman should go on terminal leave, what can the APC loudmouths do?
“They boasted before the postponement of the elections that they would go on street protests, but did they do anything? They made noise when Justice Isa Ayo Salami was removed from office as president of the Court of Appeal, what did their noise amount to? “Therefore, let me say it categorically that the noise being made by the APC and their agents will amount to nothing because if thepresident removes Jega today, heavens will not fall.”
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=107571 |
| Politics › Re: Opposition Leaders Behind Fuel Scarcity, Says mu’azu by natty2014(m): 6:04pm On Mar 02, 2015 |
Ayomidric:
National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Adamu Mu’aazu, on Monday alleged that the current fuel scarcity in the country was sponsored by some opposition leaders.
Mu’azu, in a series of tweets on his official Twitter page, alleged that the opposition leaders and some vested interests were behind the hoarding of fuel which, according to him, was responsible for fuel scarcity in the country.
He, however, did not mention the names of the opposition leaders.
The PDP chairman said the fuel scarcity was engineered to undermine the profile of President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of the elections.
He said all plans to tarnish the image of Jonathan would not work.
He said in the tweets, “Concerned Nigerians have drawn our attention to the fact that some opposition leaders and vested interest are behind hoarding of fuel.
“Concerned Nigerians also draw our attention to plans by those who control the South-West disco to sabotage electricity in the zone.
“We assure Nigerians, they will fail. All their plans to tarnish the image of government will fail like all other previous attempts. We want to assure concerned Nigerians, especially all of you here on social media, that we will reverse this trend soonest.”Only God can Judge this useless set of people calling p d p.
www.punchng.com/news/opposition-leaders-behind-fuel-scarcity-says-muazu/ |
| Politics › Re: GUARDIAN Newspaper Apologises For Publishing False Pics Of Buhari's Interview by natty2014(m): 11:50pm On Feb 24, 2015 |
asiwajumi:
Here is GUARDIAN newspaper's APOLOGY published yesterday for the picture of Buhari interview in Transcop Hilton, Abuja FALSELY published as Buhari being interviewed in LONDON by Kemi Fadojutimi, for All Eyes on Africa TV Show. God punish GUARDIAN newspaper,amen. |
| Politics › Re: Fayose Needs A Psychiatric Doctor- Igbokwe by natty2014(m): 11:22pm On Feb 24, 2015 |
lifestyle1:
I think he needs more work. Ekiti is too small to be a state. FG should Merge ekiti and ondo state  U are very correct. |
| Politics › Re: We’ll Stop Obanikoro’s Ministerial Bid —APC Senators by natty2014(m): 11:33am On Feb 20, 2015 |
DWJOBScom:
Try it!!!!
Obanikoro is a Nigeria and can be given any appointment - he hasn't failed in any given to him. u must be mad,i think. |
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| Politics › Re: I Get Contradictory Advice On National Issues, Says Jonathan by natty2014(m): 10:54am On Dec 19, 2014 |
.quote author=sunkuns003 post=29007730]President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said for every issue he had to take a decision on, multiple suggestions that were most times contradictory, were made available to him. He said it was therefore important for Nigerians to continue to pray to God to give him wisdom to take the right decisions that would not bring suffering to the people. Jonathan spoke at the 2014 Christmas Carol organised by the Aso Villa Chapel at the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja. While saying that nobody placed oneself in a position of authority without the consent of God, he expressed the belief that God, who chose him, would see him through. if the president is complaining to us ,den who do we complain to? The President said, “We pray that God should give those of us who are in charge the grace to do things with the fear of God. If we begin to do what is right in our own little way, this nation will survive. “God knows why we are here. Nobody will place himself in any position without God. So God that gives all of us the opportunity will see us through. “For me your servant today, I will continue to request for your prayers that God should give me the wisdom to do what is right in His sight. “Because it is quite challenging for a leader. For every subject that you want to take a decision, you will have multiple suggestions, some contradictory, some to the left, some to the right, some to the centre. But you must take a decision. “It is only God that can guide you to take the rightful decision that will not bring suffering to your people. “We will try our best and we will continue to do our best. We promise that any opportunity given to us, we will use it to serve mankind.” http://www.punchng.com/news/i-get-contradictory-advice-on-national-issues-says-jonathan/[/quote] |
| Politics › Re: "Rotimi Amaechi Is APC's ATM Machine", Says Reno Omokri by natty2014(m): 10:17am On Dec 19, 2014 |
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| Politics › Re: APC Leaders May Kill Jonathan Before February Presidential Election –Edwin Clark by natty2014(m): 3:04pm On Dec 05, 2014 |
NgeneUkwenu:
Ijaw leader and former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, has expressed fears over President Goodluck Jonathan’s safety ahead of next year’s presidential election.
According to him, opposition politicians could kill the president in order to be in power come 2015.
The elder statesman said recent statements from the party’s chieftains were worrisome, suggesting that they would stop at nothing to harm the president to get to the seat of power.
Clark said this yesterday, in Abuja, at a conference organised by a group under the aegis of Peoples Democratic Party Ward2Ward Initiative.
He alleged that the opposition politicians in the APC were celebrating the Book Haram insurgency in the North East.
The politician said those who wish for the president’s failure want the security challenge in the country to degenerate into anarchy to make the president and his Peoples Democratic Party, PDP-led administration unpopular so that their dream of winning the hearts of Nigerian electorate to get into power could be realized.
He added that such expectation by the APC politicians was an indication that they were not only unpatriotic but never believed in the Nigerian project.
He said: “I appeal to the national chairman of APC, who is my very good friend, who in those days, we regarded as super permanent secretary, not to join those who want to take office at all cost. If it is possible, they will like to kill Jonathan, they will like to poison him provided they will get into office. Is that the Nigeria that you want?
“So, Nigerians, let me say this to you, that today, I am 87 and by May next year, I will be 88; but I do believe and I have a slogan that when you are 70 and above, you are in the departure lounge waiting for your boarding pass.
“But if you are above that, it means God has something for you to do for your people. So, when I went to the airport and God refused to give me my boarding pass, then it means there is something God wants me to do in Nigeria and my coming here, I believe that is one of the assignments God wants me to do.
“You are here today doing what you are doing because you believe in Nigeria and believe strongly that Nigeria belongs all Nigerians particularly yourselves. The future is yours, I believe that most of us on the stage will give way to you when it pleases God to do so. You are no longer going to be used by others as thugs who after election dump you.
“The problem of this country, particularly in the North East is our problem. I want to say this to you that you have a future, anybody who paints the picture of Nigeria black is unpatriotic, and he is not a Nigerian.”
Clark called on the opposition to identify itself with the government in tackling the problems in the North East “which is a Nigerian problem.”
“It is not an Hausa problem, it is not a Kanuri problem, it is a problems for all of us. But where you have an opposition thinking that they can do whatever they like, all they do is to see ‘how do we come into power, let there be anarchy and we will cure it’, if there is anarchy today in Nigeria, no political party can solve it. So why not work together with the party and government in power?
“The problem of the world is not in this country alone, everywhere in this world, there are problems-economic problems, political problems, and social problems; don’t therefore deny your country. Be proud of your country.
“The mere fact that you are in opposition, and you are not in the government party, is not enough to destroy your own country, if you do that, then you are unpatriotic, then you are not a Nigerian that I said earlier on.
“We are praying by our tongue; when recently two British citizens were hijacked and killed in Irag and Somalia, what happened? The opposition—the Labour Party joined the Conservative Party to pass a resolution to allow the British Army to go into Irag and to Syria.
“The same thing happened America, they never wanted to join the war in the Middle East again but when their people were killed, they joined together, even the Republicans were more enthusiastic persuading the government but in this country, ‘it is pull the government down then we take over!’
“Who will support you? If you are not ready to support others, will anybody support you? Nobody. So my children, this country belongs to you, it’s a wealthy country, we may have challenges in economy and other areas but those challenges must be solved by all of you and all of us to have a better Nigeria.
“You are no longer going to be used as thugs by politicians and dumped after elections. That is one of the problems of this country. The problem of this country is our politicians. Anybody who paints the picture of this country bad is not patriotic.
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“I wish many more Nigerian youths will join what you are doing. We want a better Nigeria where nobody is superior or inferior to the other. A Nigeria where we are all equal and a Nigeria where you can aspire to become anything.”
http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/05/apc-leaders-may-kill-jonathan-february-presidential-elections-clark/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter this old man what is ur problem? |
