₦airaland Forum

andyanders:
SHE DOES NOT FIT DBANJ. DBANJ SHOULD LOOK FOR A YOUNGER GIRL WELL OFF HIS PROFESSION. THIS CLASS OF GENEVIVE IS NEW CLOTH ON SPOILT BODY. [size=14pt]ALSO DBANJ IS WEAK COS HE IS SUFFERING FROM THE SPIRIT OF LUST[/size] AND THEIR MARRIAGE CAN NEVER WORK, NO MATTER HOW THEY PATCH IT.I HOPE DBANJ HAS PARENTS AND THEY SHOULD NOW HELP HIM SETTLE DOWN IF HE NEEDS

kabukabu:
I wonder why all of a sudden there are so many nigerian conspiracy theorists??

How come they have not come up with their own theories about why nigeria has so much wealth but the entire soceity is crumbling with 70% living in utter poverty?

Let them give us the Illuminati or Machavelli explanation for that??

Too busy worrying about USA affairs,look at your own country and ask yourself why?

USA and other Western nations have Electricity,good roads and healthcare, and those are not conspiracy theories

JeSoul:
ROTLOL  That is just death!!!  . [b]Obailala where did u get that picture? [/b]Lol. Hilarious! 

shotster50:
I am waiting for another ediot   to come on here and say photoshop or spin one of there crazy conspiray theories again.

meine:
General Tompolo---Minister for Special Duties

violent:
just watching that you tube video makes me think WTF does this dude bring to the table when quality of governance is being measured?

shalom1234:
I am a full fledged Deltan and it is indeed very SAD the way a few selfish people are going on about this Delta election.
For the records, Delta state is made up of a number of tribes: Ibo, Ijaw, Itshekiri, Isoko and Urhobo. The Urhobos since 1991 that the state was created were ruling until 2007 when Uduaghan from the minority came to power.

Felix Ibru was the first executive Governor, then came Ibori, both are from the Urhobo tribe, it is a common knowledge in Delta State that
1.the Urhobos claim to be the real/original  owners of Delta State and MUST continue to hold on to the centre

2. They said Asaba can have the centre but all development will be taken to places like Sapele, Ugheli, Effurun etc and we actually saw that in action.

The only reason it appears Ogboru has some kind of spread is because of the internal wrangling in Delta PDP, outside of that, all minority groups in Delta have decided that the Urhobos will not come back until all other tribes have had their turns In as much as some of us believe strongly in merit, we do not agree that Ogboru is the right person for Delta State but he's being promoted by the Urhobos and those PDP members who felt aggreived and decided to dump PDP for DPP simply becuase they feel they can achieve their goals through that platform and not because they believe so much in Ogboru's candidacy,  

Uduaghan may also not be the best candidate for Delta but he hasn't done anything to warrant this kind of HATE which is oozing out from the Urhobos. The hate is so so obvious that it's beginning to send wrong signals to other tribes that the Urhobos are noly out to perpetuate themselves in power and nothing else and that is why Ogboru has only won big in mostly Urhobo LGAs while Uduaghan has a better spread cutting accross all the tribes in Delta State.

We all are condeming the old generation but we are also allowing them to rub off on us negatively if we continue to throw objectivity to the dustbin all because things have not gone in our favour. We need to break away from this mentality because it will not help anyone.

ebonyjoy1:
ITSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS OFFICIAL. GREAT OGBORU OF DPP HAS JUST BEEN DECLEARED WINNER OF THE DELTA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, THANK YOU JESUS

legba1:
good talk freezy,in my house,i use artezunate while my wife prefer the amalar.we both detest C/Q coz it scratches.now they are banned.what will they advice son of man to use.and why are they banned,we need some explanation,atleast somfin better than the effort of this man up.

edicolove:
How can you take Bakare seriously. A pastor that excuses the killing of Christians can never be taking seriously. the guy has completely disgraced himself and posterity will judge him.c

As for Uduaghan, i dont like him but it is wrong for people to say things like if he wins, it must be rigging and if he looses then its free and fare. This was the same kind of wrong statements Buhari was making that led to the murders and destructions. Elections are not won by assumptions on a forum. They are won by people on the ground. Being from delta state, I dont like Uduaghan, but the opposition has not had enough alliances to win the PDP. most of the anioma people will continue to vote PDP, same goes for most of Ijaws and Itshekiris. It is not enough to like somebody, the political calculations and alliances determine who wins elections not how nice a person looks. Ogboru has not really reached out to these segments of people. I will be surprised if he wins. It is the same thing Buhari did, relying on his popularity with Almajiris in the north. He never even bothered to campaign in the SE and SS. He had minimal campaigns in the SW. So how was he supposed to win? GEJ the whole time was ramming his campaign down the throats of every Nigerian from North to South.

We should always make balanced political comments, not sentimental ones.

SoJaded:
Irked by the post election crisis in some parts of the north, culminating in the slaying of several members of the National Youth Service Corps, the deputy senate president,Senator  Ike Ekweremadu has promised that the Senate would review the act establishing the NYSC scheme.

Ekweremadu said Saturday in Enugu that this had become imperative so as to make the scheme more efficient and to protect the lives of innocent Nigerian youths from the line of fire any time there is violence in any part of the country.

Ekweremadu also revealed that the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would meet after the gubernatorial and state assembly elections to discuss how political offices would be shared among the six geo-political zones of the country.
He said the current situation where the highest political office being enjoyed by the south-east is the position which he occupies would be reviewed at the forthcoming meeting.

Briefing newsmen, the deputy senate president expressed dismay over the killings in various parts of the north following the outcome of last weekend’s presidential election, noting that the NYSC scheme, established solely for national cohesion, had failed woefully.
He said reform was needed to enable it to play other significant roles in nation building.

As an interim measure, he suggested the reform that could make it compulsory for youths to serve in their geo-political zones until such a time when the country has achieved national cohesion and peace, stressing that this would reduce the level of carnage recorded by members participating in the scheme.

He insisted that it was unacceptable the level of risk innocent youths of the country are being exposed to in the name of the scheme, assuring that he would personally champion the move to review the scheme to play other roles when the upper legislative chamber resumes from recess.

He said, “It is saddening and we regret what has happened, something we never expected at this level of our development.
“It shows that effort to ensure national cohesion, peace and togetherness is yet to be achieved. Yet, the essence of NYSC in the first place is to have this kind of level of integration of our people from one part of the country to another.

“So based on what has happened in the recent past and last week, where young men and women involved in the scheme end up being victims of one conflict or the other, I suggest that we have a review of the NYSC programme because the act was made part and parcel of our constitution in 1979 and is enshrined in the 1999 Constitution.

“So when we go back, as we continue to review the 1999 Constitution, we will take away the NYSC legislation from the constitution, so it will be an ordinary legislation and that will help us make the necessary amendments that can change the mandate of the scheme.”
Ekweremadu, who called on Nigerians to shun violence and embrace peace especially in this period of Easter, said that the uprisings in the north had thrown the country back, explaining that government was desirous of fast-tracking development in the country.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ekweremadu-senate-to-review-nysc-scheme/90196/

jason123:
By: Luka Binniyat
KADUNA – The Kaduna state police command spokesman Aminu Lawan (DSP)  confirmed that another  bomb went off in Rafin Guza, in Kawo part of Kaduna,  a week
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Vanguard was told that the explosion killed twelve people, suspected to be members of a religious sect, believed to be in a training session  on how to handle explosives . Details of the incident is scanty as at Press time

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/04/breaking-news-fresh-bomb-blast-kill-12-in-kaduna/

Beaf:
[quote author=Odunnu link=topic=649536.msg8157366#msg8157366 date=1303148424]I just want to hug and keep you calm.
This senseless bloodshed wouldnt eat up the innocent. God would protect His own

LFJ:
Ten, he’s the kind of president who under the guise of raising money for election keeps the price of kerosene and AGO at over N130. Well, it’s good for the masses. Na only no queues at the filling station una dey see?

fesse:
There is no proof to what the woman did.

kaecy5:
@ otokx

can u prove the thumb printing was done in favour of PDP.

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kaycee0604:
I passed through that road last month and no sign of anybody working on d road, and if for the past twelve years nothing was achieve in that road upon the urge amount of money mark for it. I dont think it will be possible for the gov in power to do that within a month. seeing is believing poster we need pix abeg

Kx:
I used that road dis past weekend.

Okada to Benin is good.
okada to ore is bad as usual