₦airaland Forum

dgr8truth:
Na you open thread, na you be FTC! Is that not greed. This is exactly what APC will do if they won the presidency, loot our common wealth out of greed.

It's becoming obvious, as well as sadden that some anti-GEJs does not know that we have three arms of govt, with distinct functions, and is so painful they display this narrow mindedness and lack of the known in the open. Is it GEJ that will pass PIB into law? Or was the PIB passed and he refused to sign it into law?

Is not surprising, if the apc projected presidential candidate lacks the basic understanding of democracy, and a certificate a testing to his knowledge, then the followers must be...

My vote is for the person that appreciates democracy and respects it binding laws.

#GEJtill2019.

seunmsg:
You are a very shameless man with no integrity. What's the meaning of the nonsense you wrote above? I know as a matter of fact that Reno pays you to post on Nairaland but then, that does not mean you should be posting outright rubbish and maligning the reputation of people who have worked hard enough to build their integrity.

It is not a must to support GEJ so stop abusing people who are not supporting your Jesus of Otueke.

kendrick9:
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Meanwhile Vote GEJ till 2019.

WilyWily:
Nigeria is a Devil Paradise dat is coming to her final days

dein77:
I'm really happy to be around this section when all these beautiful things are happening.

Was it a coincidence? I doubt. Barcanista tacitly announced his famous return to the umbrella family just a few days after we started talking. He's one enigmatic fellow; someone who knows his onions, and will be a great plus to whichever divide he supports.

His decamp from the broom waving camp came as a shock both rude and brutal; his departure uundeniably inimical to the power, success and influence of the broom wavers. Most of his former broom waving colleagues are yet to come to terms with his departure, and with every javelin of insults they prove his decision right, and with every attacks they further strengthen his decision and courage.

I knew the attacks would come, but I never knew Barcanista have such a thick skin to bear them and still show deep maturity. His words presents extreme tolerance and brotherly love; his language bespeaks gentleness and firmness.

Politics is a game. We must not take it beyond that. We all desire a better Nigeria, and we must not go about it the same way. We must make room for defections as this.

At the end, we all be brethren.

And our nation shall be a nation to be reckoned with......

Less I forget, GEJ till 2019.

PenSniper:
And may God bless you too.

Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on New Media, Reno Omokri, has faulted claims by the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, that Nigeria’s economy is not in good shape.

Omokri, took to micro-blogging site-Twitter to debunk the allegation of Gen. Buhari who addressed the Chatham House, London, Thursday.

“Facts are sacred opinion is free. Anyone disparaging Nigeria’s economic progress is living in denial,” he posted with accompanying images of the verdict of international organisations that Nigeria’s economy is on the positive side.
New York-based financial software, data and media company, Bloomberg, Wednesday, projected Nigeria as the sixth fastest economies in 2015, ahead of United Arabs Emirate, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Mexico among others.

It will be recalled that CNN Money, a business analysis programme, in January, listed Nigeria as one of the fastest growing economies for 2015. According to the report, in 2014, Nigeria’s Economy grew by 7.1 per cent.

It said that in 2015 the economy was expected to grow by another 7 per cent.

Global professional services firm, KPMG, also praised the ongoing $13 billion high speed rail project that is expected to transverse 10 states in the country, listing it and the trans-Saharan natural gas project among the top 100 infrastructure in the world.
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, UNCTAD, said that Nigeria has the 4th highest rate of investment return in the world; International Food Policy Research Institute said that hunger in Nigeria is reducing, while the World Bank said that poverty in Nigeria is down by 2%. Recent rating by Transparency International also shown that corruption has reduced.


 http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/anyone-disparaging-nigerias-economic-progress-is-living-in-denial/

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ahaika23:
APC on the brink

The Nigerian Army on Wednesday announced a special promotion for all soldiers involved in liberating Baga in Borno from Boko Haram insurgents.

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Kenneth Minimah, announced the promotion while addressing the soldiers during an official visit to Baga in Kukawa Local Government Area.

Minimah said the promotion was to reward the soldiers for their gallant effort in flushing out the insurgents.

He added that soldiers who died in the battle with the insurgents would also be promoted posthumously.

“The entire country is singing praises of Nigerian soldiers for the bravery exhibited in the fight against the insurgents.

“I urge you to keep the tempo by striving hard to record more successes’’, Minimah said.

He expressed optimism that insurgency would end in the next couple of weeks.

“Never again will Nigerians suffer this kind of large scale destruction in the name of insurgency’’, Minimah said.

He said his visit was aimed at boosting the soldiers’ morale and building more confidence in them.

“The war is almost ended, we will liberate Dikwa, Bama, Gwoza, Marte and other places in a few days time’’, Minimah said.

He advised Nigerians to support the military in its quest to end the insurgency.

“Nigerians should maintain confidence with Nigerian armed forces. They should support our military because there is no other.

“War is war. War does not often come out in favour of any one. In fact, it is the end that justifies the means.

“The war, as it stands, has turned out for the good of Nigerian Armed Forces, and God willing, in a matter of time, it will be over.

“So, I encourage Nigerians to support their military’’, Minimah emphasised.

He said that the six weeks offered by the Federal Government for the military to clear the insurgents was achievable, going by the recent developments.

“It is achievable; we are still within the time frame. But six weeks should not be taken that everything must be attained because this is war’’, he added.
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Minimah assured that the military would strive harder to ensure the return of peace to all the affected areas in a short while. (NAN)

richol:
on this day a sad theif was born.