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i wonder y developments in malysia, japan, s/arabia, taiwan etc{ that are affecting countries all over the world} kind of  passed us by.
y.

same yarn that goat TAFA BALOGUN dey overspill that tym over operation fire for fire. all na yoke.
no be 20 naira go spoil am .

what is the point of taking over school owned by these missionaries, its no point cos govt. itself is not doing any better with state schools. its political grandstanding to say the least.
does this govn.amosun know what he is doing at all.

The Traffic Warden who entered the vehicle of the suicide bomber to direct him to the car park was blown off along with him as soon as they got to the car park.

when will they stop jumping into ppls vehicle to effect arrest. is this part of their training?

where is the damn joke in this news?
next.

bloo.dkl.at.
all i need is that 6 loto no. on friday from that tuberculosis geezer, then i will worry about the next gboko haram target.

wrong ,its all about your self esteem. try to achieve that u will know what i mean.

but, where is the President? Someone asked this question a while ago

do we have one,?

frm celebratinG ppl like ALAMS, IBB, O.GD, BODE GEORGE,odili, ighinedon, the list is endless.
the vogue is to steal moni. and be celebrated by your ppl.

where is BOKO HARAM when u need them.
reason we are still in the dark.
ole. barawo bansa.

were next.?
a.s.s. hole rock.
after that mayhem.

mod. can u pls delete this post if not for the stupidity of the author but for bringing the entire nigeria educational system into abject disrepute.

do you see that dog chasing the bus? what's he gonna do when he catches it ,drive it??

that i lifted from one aribisalas comment on anoda thread and i think it sums up our govt./president attitude.

Of the total NGN311 billion defence spending allocation in the 2011 budget, NGN111.5 billion is allocated to the army, NGN84.6 billion to the air force and NGN59 billion to the navy.Professionalism
[quote][/quote]frm 2011 budget we allocated a whopping n311bill. for defence and can someone now ans. me pls what happ. to both ext/internal defence.
3II. BILLION NAIRA.
damn.

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Title
Defence budget (Nigeria)

Section
Defence budget

Appearing in
Sentinel Security Assessment - Central Africa

Publication date
Apr 14, 2011

Defence spending trends
Defence spending has been on the rise in Nigeria as the government pursues a transformation project aimed at improving professionalism within the military and expanding the country's role in international peace operations. Expenditure on the acquisition of new equipment and the refurbishment of older inventory has risen as the government comes under increasing pressure to enhance its defence capabilities by the international community in terms of both improving capacity for international and regional peace operations, and to provide greater security for international oil interests in the Gulf of Guinea. Budgetary allocations for the army, navy and air force reflect the new emphasis on improving training, living and working conditions of members of all three forces, especially the army. The far greater allocation to the army reflects not only the country's overwhelming reliance on the army for both internal and international deployments, but also the targeting of the army for professionalisation due to it being historically highly politicised. The army is likewise facing an ongoing domestic deployment to the oil-rich Niger Delta, in the south of the country, due to persistent insecurity in the region.Under military rule, actual Nigerian defence expenditure tended to outstrip allocations due to supplementary allocations. Under civilian rule, governments have not necessarily been able to deliver on budgetary allocations.Of the total NGN311 billion defence spending allocation in the 2011 budget, NGN111.5 billion is allocated to the army, NGN84.6 billion to the air force and NGN59 billion to the navy.Professionalism

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boro said the government would also tighten up security by setting up CCTV cameras in busy areas and

i laugh in ijebu
where is kobo. when u need her. or sorry its here. ROFMAOF.

Nigeria's president sets out anti-terror plans
Tue Jan 4, 2011 5:26am GMT  
Print | Single Page[-] Text [+] By Felix Onuah
ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan announced a series of anti-terrorism initiatives on Monday as he looks to regain control after a wave of attacks in the last week of 2010 rocked Africa's most populous nation.

Jonathan is preparing to contest in ruling party primaries next week that are likely to be the most fiercely contested since the end of military rule more than a decade ago.

A bombing in Nigeria's capital Abuja on New Year's Eve killed four people, a week after 80 were killed in a series of blasts and subsequent violence in the central city of Jos.

Religious clashes in the northeast have killed more than a dozen with police pointing the finger at an Islamist sect that claimed responsibility for the Abuja blast.

Jonathan will be hoping his show of intent on Monday will help boost confidence in his leadership credentials as rivals look to seize on any signs of weakness.

"Mr President in the next one week is to appoint a special adviser on terrorism," presidential spokesman Ima Niboro said after an emergency meeting of Nigeria's security council.

"Mr President is going to work with the National Assembly to ensure the speedy passage of the anti-terrorism bill that is before the assembly."

Niboro said the government would also tighten up security by setting up CCTV cameras in busy areas and

Just incase you do not know, EVERYTHING in Nigeria is directly or indirectly affected by ethnicity and/or religion. Go figure

so cos your eyes hurts u pluck it out, right? thank GOD for blessing the country with WHITEHORSE.
last i checked there are probs all over the world with diff. undertones. but they find ways todeal with it or else the aggrieved will take up arms as witnessed in parts of midd/east, east Africa etc.
learn to deal with your problems. yeah right, its ethnic/ religion. deal with it and lets us stop winning.
damn. we do not have any working institutions in the country to deal with anything, security, education, transportation ,etc.
u hear Methuselah.

lot of you guys are being really silly!

Why were there no bomb blasts like this during Yaradua's time?

Why did these blasts start and intensify now that a non Northern is the president?

Do you think an average dirt poor, uneducated muslim (aka Almajiri) in Northern acts without EXPLICIT instructions?

Have you all so soon forgotten what Atiku et al said about making Nigeria ungovernable for GEJ?

Anyway, i dont blame the bombers, GEJ is too laid back! They would not have tried this nonsense with OBJ. Ask the people in Odi.

SHaarrraaaap there silly boyo
so this is now an ethnic fight, oh no, its religious, muslim against xtian.
when will government give us institutions that works,
when are we going to have a government in place that knows how to govern,
abeg leave yar a dua out of this, or is he still @ as.s. hole rock.

Our police and military should be on high alert for these archaic people who call

rather that i will prefare a more efficient police force that performs its duties as dictates in the constitution that established them, not the so called farce we have at the moment.

shut up - and try to speak good english - we r all watching it.

y don't u bloo.dy go and teach English @ oxford as doyen of languages.
mitcheeeeeeeeew. some ppl sef.

joke is what is the diff. btw the nigerian police farce and armed robbers?

ans. in the post pls.

illness, what illness?death has no regard for anyone.
R.I.P BRO.

touch not my b.loody annointed, right.
una get ear so.

do you see that dog chasing the bus? what's he gonna do when he catches it ,drive it??

i cant even better that in the joke section. damn.

nigerians are reall cowards, real woosy. right lets give jungle justice to obj= stole billions, bankole = stole billions,
odili= stole billionas, t.a orji,i.bb, gbenga daniel, akala= withdrew 5 bill. in 3 days, shall i continue?. ah i 4got the igbinnedons,iyabo obasanjo,tinubu. etc etc.

back from blood.klat ivory coast.
go bak to your cave.
u know we have unfinished business.so dont stir up any more dirt, u heaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar.
next.

@ violent, i hear you.
the point amosun need to be aware of are that asset must equal/surpass liabilities or else trouble in the house.
y borrow to pay wages/salaries, how long to audit the state acct, don't see any reason to appoint unnecessary
comm. post/p.a if state is broke.
cut down on useless and unnecessary payments to council of chiefs, obas, and advisers.
in fact whats the point of free education in a broke state?
the governor should hit the ground running and not moaning.

i am beginning to wonder weda these so called messiah , amosun, aregbesola, ajimobi, were all prepare to push thru the req, developments ppl are yearning for, or is it going to be all promises without concrete plans on the ground.

in the land of the blind even one with only 1/4 vision becomes king. no be so.

cool joke, its nice to read a very subtle one in tha morning like this.
nice