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vedaxcool:After she gained nothing from his rule years back U think she will vote him to stull rule his grand children, Forward EVER Backward NEVER God bless Nigeria |
Collynzo419:This letter is meant for educated and well reasonable people ok. North did NOT own Nigeria and as such should not be treated special against others. North forgotten for 6yrs - south forgotten for 40yrs. Yet they are not making noise Rubbish!!! |
seunmsg:The corruption and threat on APC has started and you guys is in for a big shock after election because GMB is sitting on a 2 sharp egde sword meaning he will fail in election and declared qualified or win and disqualified later be ready to dance the drum of change. ![]() Aso Rock is pre-occupied already. |
WisdomFlakes:What info One day this silly old man will tell you gullible ones that he had uncovered a plan by shekau to take over American leadership and likes of you will clap !!!Baba my anus |
How old is APC to tell Us that PDP 16 years was a waste meanwhile 90% of ApC are all bitter former PDP members. Nigerians' be aware of this? No light > PDP is corrupt No food > PDP is corrupt No water > PDP is corrupt Show ur certificate > PDP is corrupt Come debate > PDP is corrupt Fuel reduction > PDP is corrupt Jonathan dance PDP is corrupt Award given > PAD is corrupt Jonathan attend event > PDP is corrupt Govt is constructing roads > PDP is looting Govt fight boko haram > PDP is looting Govt is improving on power > PDP is looting Bank sack staff > hold PDP responsible Robbers attack U or community or state > hold PDP responsible Ur family no eat > hold PDP responsible Nigeria is in Africa > hold PDP responsible APC no see money do campaign > Na PDP cause am Nigerian youths take responsibility for ur failure nOt PDP I heard lagos-lekki armed robbery was also blamed on Jonathan Pls add ur own and vote wisely As for me 55% PDP and 45% APC meaning APC should try hard by 2019 ( Kwankwaso as flag bearer would have balanced it but .......... NO) |
Mogidi:if he sit with them will he die or his name changed, this is not a blood of a southern naija.
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ckenneths:U guys think Power plant and road construction are like buying a generator today and start using it or sand filling of house foundation You will be the first to come here and complain that it was not well constructed Mtwwe ![]() |
ozoigbondu:When did APC leaders turned Referees' overnight ? As mechanic is to spanner As driver is to steering As teacher is to chalk As barber is to clipper As referee is to red card, also is APC. Game of shame |
xreal:ASK yourself, is APC up to 2 yrs old were they not part of the PDP that spoiled naija.u mess for a room but enter a fresh room and think U are smart, no matter how long U pretend to hold it U will still mess again simple ![]() APC corruption > PDP corruption |
Mynd44:THE FACT THAT SOMEONE FATHER IS BAD DOES NOT TRANSLATE THAT THE SON IS BAD TOO DO YOU GUYS REASON AT ALL |
apcmustwin:I think you are just blind, how old are you have U ever seen a moving train if not on movies or offshore of this country we just got the first civilian president NOT military in disguised before now do U know who Osinbajo is and did U experience GMB regim I CAN ONLY JUSTIFY WHAT I SEE OR KNOW !!! PEACE BE UNTO YOU |
Princecalm:Am ok with chasing out corrupt officers as U said, provided it starts with his party leaders and members, me and U know na only him go remain not because he is corrupt free but because he's presiding over others. Charity begins at home. |
kestolove95:Since U were born have seen her frying or helping akra woman in her village talk more of abuja And will she repeat it if given a chance to occupy first lady Imagine Mitchel Obama frying akara, nawaooo APC own worse passWho and what are U to call a whole God's creation barren, Na so Una dey carry Una hand curse Una self. Remember election will come and go ooo |
pld4reel:Let a foreigner come and speak my language !!! Who is corrupt free You. ![]() |
socialmediaman:Are U corrupt free ![]() |
holamiday:Stop this comment of hate and answers this few questions ! Did U experience GMB short administration? When last did our army got supply of weapons? Did insurgency start during GEJ regime? And why did past regime not stop them when they were few with no cells ? Dollar was 1 to 21 naira when OBJ enters but skyrocketed to 128 before his regime end while GEJ met it at 155 but now 200. Whose regime got highest morst margin ![]() @ Op, you shall be a leader one day to see how it feels. Amen Na good prayer ooo |
[right][/right]Hello, Nigerian youth we should always play politics with fact and use reference if not we keep running a rat race. PDP candidate GEJ is a better option than APC candidate GMB, why ![]() There is no corruption free administration in this country but it depends on how each administration mange theirs, GMB did well in jailing corrupt officials during his short term in office but did he stop it ? NO , what development did GMB short administration brought to Nigeria Well that question should be answered by Nigerians above 40yrs of age because no man under 30yrs of age witnessed his administration YET we are shouting Change. Why didn't APC choose KWANKWASO I am from south east but I like him and would have vote him. GMB must have said to our fathers then that they are leaders of tomorrow YET we were born and still see him struggling to lead again, then ask the question, when is tomorrow GEJ is the only Civilian elected president, others are still military in civilian disguised. He is a fresher that bound to make mistakes but his effort to correct it makes him a better option as he is correcting them lastly, GEJ is not corrupt rather U, me, our brothers, sisters and parents given one assignment or the other. GEJ administration experienced oil price boom though never meet the expectation of the masses but how many administration has faced with the security challenges like this administration ![]() Roads Light Education Security And many other projects are in progress. Do U think power plant is like Generators which U go to market, buy come home and power it same night ? Boko haram started long time before now, what did past administration did to stop it when they were few and weak If U couldn't train ur child when he was a child and he end up as arm robber, do U think sending him to a Pastor or Rev could help ? Ur answer is as good as mineI wish we the youth could have a live forum to look at things before we conclude blindly. I thought we could have a better option like, Kwankwaso or Fashola(but free from godfatherism) of APC \ Akpabio or peter Obi of PDP. Since such people were not considered then there is no better option than to grow by learning. Pls debate with deep reasoning not insult, lets be responsible !!! |
lonelydora:Thank U. I thought they say our gallant Army are weak, just some few weeks they managed to join the war against BH they a complaining but our Army has been on it for years ? Nigerians learn to appreciate what U have !!! #NOT AGAIN ##NEVER AGAIN ###NEVER EVER AGAIN Gob bless our Army and protect them Amen |
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missionmex:Don't mind them!!! How many country have come to do a presidential debate in Nigerian After tarnishing the image of this country they will still complain of bad government. UK debate my yansh |
ALL BECAUSE OF JOB Two years ago, the media was awash with stories on the gruesome murder of 25-year-old Cynthia Osokogu, daughter of a retired general, inside a hotel room in Amuwo Odofin local government area of Lagos State by friends she met on the facebook social network. *Nnamdi, the suspect *Nnamdi, the suspect Today, some individuals still engage in using the social media to commit criminal activities. The latest is the arrest of a 32-year-old graduate of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Iweka Chigoziem Nnamdi, by policemen at Ajah Division, Lagos. Penultimate week, in Saturday Vanguard, we published how the suspect, who allegedly posed as prominent Nigerians on the face book, used the medium to woo his unsuspecting victims, mostly women, through the offers of job and business opportunities. When people applied, he would select only the females, married and single, and invite them to a hotel where the purported interview was scheduled. However he would identify himself as the agent or personal assistant to the prominent Nigerian that has the job and demand for sex , with a promise to facilitate the application. But unknown to the victims, a hidden camera is activated once the ceiling fan is switched on, records all the handling and sexual activities, at the end of which the suspect would blackmail them, with a threat to post their nude pictures and videos on the internet if his demand for money was not met. He allegedly succeeded in blackmailing about 12 married women. The last straw was said to be an encounter with a 27-year-old female banker identified simply as Judith. A close friend of the banker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, narrated the story: “ Judith is presently a shadow of her former self because of Nnamdi’s mischief. This is because she got information about her sex video on the internet from close friends. She met the suspect who posed as Mike Adenuga on the internet and was convinced because of Adenuga’s photograph. They got chatting; at a point, she accepted an invitation to meet him in an hotel two months ago. But when she got there, she met Nnamdi who identified himself as Adenuga’s P.A and told Judith that she would have to go through him to see his boss. One thing led to the other and she found herself in bed with him. But she got the shock of her life when Nnamdi called her on phone to pay some money into his account, threatening to post her sex video on the internet if she didn’t cooperate. Judith called his bluff but was shocked when Nnamdi made good his threat by first posting photographs on the internet . Judith was yet to recover from the shock when Nnamdi went ahead to download the video of them making love on her facebook timeline. About 325 of Judith’s facebook friends watched the video. “The video cost her, her five years relationship. After that, Nnamdi kept calling and threatening to post the second sex video on the internet if Judith did not pay him. It was at this point that she reported the case to policemen at Ajah who asked her to play along , in the process of which he was arrested”. Laptops containing videos and pictures of different women were said to have been recovered by policemen during a search of the suspect’s apartment in Ikota Villa Estate, Ajah. Police sources said about 12 victims contacted on phone revealed that they were married women, with some of them lamenting that the scandal destroyed their marriages. One of them(names withheld), who spoke with operatives on phone when asked to come and testify,was quoted to have said: “ I do not care if he has been arrested, killed or alive because the harm has already been done. Can you imagine that scoundrel sent a video of me and him on bed to my husband? Today, I have been sent out of my matrimonial home. Of what use is my coming to testify? Will that restore my marriage?” Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, who confirmed the suspect’s arrest, narrated: “The case was reported to the police on April, 20, 2014. The complainant alleged that the suspect chatted with her on the facebook for months until he invited her to hotel in Ajah, under the pretence that he was Mike Adenuga, the Chairman of Globacom. When Nnamdi finally met with the victim on March, 14, 2014, he chatted with her and finally convinced the complainant to have sex with him. Unknown to her, the suspect had bugged the hotel room with camera. So while they were having sex, the entire action was being filmed. “After this affair, the suspect started sending threatening text messages to her, demanding she pay various sums of money to him, otherwise he would send the nude pictures to her friends and colleagues at her office. He also sent a GTB bank account number into which she was to pay. “After his arrest on April, 21, 2014, in an hotel at Ajah and following interrogation, police recovered the suspect’s laptop in which he had quite a number of sex pictures and videos of the complainant and also a host of other victims. He made a confessional statement to the effect that he did all that police recovered in his laptop, his BB and Techno phone. On his laptop, police discovered that he had a list of prominent Nigerians such as Mike Adenuga; Pius Ayim Pius; Nwabara Adolphus; Van Vicker, a Ghanaian actor; and Joy Nnwedu, among others. He had been using these images and names to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians. In fact, he has broken marriages as confirmed by our investigations.” The suspect, according to her, has been charged to court on an eight-count charge, informing that the case comes up tomorrow ( May 26) at Court 6, Tinubu, Lagos State. According to the police spokesperson, the suspect was as “cool as cucumber” after he was arrested, smiling like he had not committed any crime. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/05/sex-job-video-story-female-banker/#sthash.JOiAEW2l.dpuf |
INEC Chairman insists on favouring the North Why National Assembly must understand the issues and not be taken for a ride In this piece, which is a continuation of the national service to ensure that Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and its national chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega, do not surreptitiously engender a policy that deliberately hands numerical superiority of Polling Units, PUs, which Nigeria’s Supreme Court described as “roots which nourish the whole electoral process”, to the North, further investigations have uncovered the details of the warped allocation process. Mercifully, Jega’s visit to the National Assembly ended on a note that senators would study the figures and make up their minds. Yet, every explanation by Jega has blind-sided the real issues and further exposed the real and perceived under-pining raison d’etre for the lopsided allocation. By Jide Ajani Jega’s blatant lie or crass ignorance VOTERSDoes the number of polling units confer political advantage on a state/region? The answer simply is ‘No’ – Professor Attahiru Jega, defending his illegitimate and lopsided allocation of Polling Units. For an acclaimed professor and activist election manager of repute, it is either Attahiru Jega chose to barefacedly lie about, or is ignorant of the wonderful potentials for political advantage that a lopsided allocation of Polling Units, PUs, confers on a state/region. Perhaps, blinded by a need to justify his mandate on the issue of PUs, Jega’s spirited efforts at defending the indefensible only continue to pour cold water on his every move. To help Jega, Sunday Vanguard went as far as sourcing for and getting portions of a Supreme Court judgment which pooh-poohs his claims. The pronouncement of the Supreme Court, in Ajasin vs Omoboriowo’s case, January 8, 1984, as per Mohhammed Bello (JSC), declared that “polling booths (which make up PUs) are the base of the pyramid which forms the electoral process under the provisions of the Electoral Act….the booths are the roots which nourish the whole electoral process (and the manipulative parts thereof)…”. The highest court in the land dwelt extensively on what it called the “manipulation” and “rigging” that polling units can be used for in determining the outcome of election. New PU allocation in practical terms means the provision of voting facilities for 500 eligible voters. This means that when a state gets 1,000 new polling units it has new facilities to accommodate 500,000 eligible voters. In practical terms, it means that INEC has prepared new facilities for over 500,000 new voters in each of some 11 states in the North that already have more than 1,000 new PUs, and only Lagos in the South The latter explanation means that the beneficiary states must have increased their previous figures of eligible voters by about 500,000 eligible voters. Evidently, this is not the case from the outcome of the Post-Business Rules figure of the beneficiary states in the North. More significantly, Borno and Yobe states got 1,333 and 790 new PUs. These are states with over 400,000 internally displaced persons who have moved to several states in the Middle Belt and mainly to the South. That is not all. The curse of selectivity When you choose to engage in an argument and you believe and, therefore, insist that others are not equipped to read between the lines because of your seemingly saintly sense of propriety, you’ve got something else coming. In INEC’s rebuttal of accusations of sectional bias in the creation of new PUs, the Commission embarked on wanton waste of public funds by publishing a speech which some have derisively condemned as lacking both in substance and depth in so far as the real issues are concerned. Take, for instance, the issue of figures. INEC deliberately and understandably failed to publish its declared 2011 Registered Figures and, more importantly, the outcome of the Post-Business Rule that shows clearly the massive reduction of figures across the 36 states including the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja. Instead and attempting to be clever by half, the Commission chose to use the Post-AFIS figures without showing the progression from declared figures which, by its own admission, contains names of eligible voters but with incomplete registration data such as absence of biometrics and facial image. This return to Post-AFIS figures was deliberate on the part of the INEC spin-doctors given that the Commission’s clean-up of the register has brought daylight into the magic of many states that claim high population figures. The question to ask Jega is, why did his Commission choose to use data that it did not employ for Anambra, Ekiti, Osun and would not be employing for the coming Adamawa State governorship election? Mind you, INEC would not also be using post-AFIS for the 2015 election. In addition, the Permanent Voter Card, PVR, is based on the Post-Business Rule and not Post-AFIS. More, INEC, by its own admission and based on returns, has been able to establish that it issued less PVCs than the figures in the Post-AFIS data. So, why did it publish the figures therein to deceive Nigerians? That is not all. Does it then make sense to increase the number of Polling Units in many states in the North where INEC regionalist proponents have allocated whopping new Polling Units at the expense of almost all states in the South? Clark, Jega and Ekwueme Clark, Jega and Ekwueme DISTORTIONS AND FALSEHOOD But this re-enforcement of the lie, is the foundation of the distortions and falsehood peddled in INEC’s feeble attempt to explain its disproportionate PUs allocation. Because INEC is yet to conclude CVR in 12 states, Jega should explain to Nigerians why the Commission was in so much haste to allocate PUs. The table below exposes the lies that INEC has been trying to cover up with very little success. PLAYING WITH FIGURES FOR CONCEALMENT INEC tried to conceal the facts by publishing state by state allocations to make it look as if there were insignificant changes; by disaggregating the whole into current number of Polling Units per state, the disproportions were swallowed up making it look as if most of the states had almost similar or proportionate Polling Unit allocations. A simple subtraction of the change in existing Polling Units to the current number per states after the new allocations reveal the following disparities: 11 out of the 12 states which got over 1,000 new PUs are in the North. States such as Katsina, Kano, Niger, Kaduna and Zamfara, just like the FCT, each got more new PUs than the entire South-East. All the five states which got 121 new PUs, namely Anambra, Bayelsa, Ekiti, Enugu, and Osun states, are in the South – allocation of 121 units only means the states got basically nothing, because all other states got 121 PUs before further new allocations were made Imo State got 154 new PUs (almost nothing) whereas states in the North like Kebbi and Adamawa, which are at par with Imo State in terms of the Post-AFIS figure of eligible voters (see table above) used by INEC for allocation, got almost 700 or more new Polling Units. Similarly, Oyo State got 528 new PUs whereas it should be at par in allocation with states like Bauchi, Borno and Niger States, given the figure of eligible voters used for these states which all got over 1,000 new PUs allocated to them. Specifically, Niger State got 1,151 Polling Units more than Oyo which has 50,000 more eligible voters than Niger State in the figures used by INEC above. How could it be explained that Oyo State, where you have Ogbomosho and Ibadan the second biggest city in Africa, now having less voters than Borno, the hotbed of insurgency and, worse still, Yobe, that has 790 PUs compared to Oyo’s 528 ? By the same token, Osun State has about 40,000 voters more in the figures used by INEC above, than Yobe State. But while peaceful Osun State got basically no new Polling Unit allocations considering that the 121 it got is a baseline allocation for all states, Yobe State, which is at war, where most of the population has be driven away by strife, got 790 new PUs allocated to it. The question is why? It is unimaginable how far INEC is ready to go to try to gloss over this obvious inequity and iniquity; the more it tries to explain it, the more it impugns its integrity. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/polling-units-allocation-jegas-northern-agenda-finally-uncovered/ |
Nigerian soldiers returning from a successful routing of Boko Haram militants in Konduga near Maiduguri jubilate on the streets of the state capital celebrating the capture of an Armed Personnel Carrier (APC) with the insignia of the militants' sect.
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Hello, nairalanders I found it awkward that ladies these days measures his man's love by, money, singing I love U all day, taking her out often, do thing she likes irrespective of what benefits the whole family, get her want not her needs and men that does all these tends to satisfy ladies more than men that think this way, provide necessities for the family, protect her, not going out often, help at home when necessary. as for me, Am not the type that sing I love U all year NO, I provide for my family, protect them, get our needs not wants, spend time with them, maintain one man one wife culture, what else ![]() PLEASE WHAT ARE THE MEASURES OF A MAN LOVE FOR HIS WIFE ? |
na tokumbo tire them fix for aircraft ? imagine 400 lives, Naija I dey hail ooooooo ![]() [quote author=nora544] |
Albertville (France) (AFP) - A French climber scaling a glacier off Mont Blanc got more than satisfaction for his efforts when he stumbled across a treasure trove of emeralds, rubies and sapphires that had been buried for decades. The jewels, estimated to be worth up to 246,000 euros ($332,000), lay hidden in a metal box that was on board an Indian plane that crashed in the desolate landscape some 50 years ago. The climber turned the haul in to local police. "This was an honest young man who very quickly realised that they belonged to someone who died on the glacier," local gendarmerie chief Sylvain Merly told AFP. "He could have kept them but he preferred to give them to the police," Merly said, adding that the climber stumbled upon the box earlier this month and that some of the sachets containing the precious stones bore the stamp 'Made in India.' French authorities are contacting their Indian counterparts to trace the owner or heirs of the jewels. Under French law, the jewellery could be handed over to the mountaineer if these are not identified, Merly said. Two Air India planes crashed into Mont Blanc in 1950 and in 1966. Climbers routinely find debris, baggage and human remains. In September last year, India took possession of a bag of diplomatic mail from the Kangchenjunga, a Boeing 707 flying from Mumbai which crashed on the southwest face of Mont Blanc on January 24, 1966. The crash killed 117 people including the pioneer of India's nuclear programme, Homi Jehangir Bhabha.
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NEVER THINK THE FUTURE BELONG TO U ON A PLATTER OF GOLD SO, STUDY WELL, RESPECT UR ELDERS, OBEY UR PARENTS ( WHERE NECESSARY), BE INFORMED AND GRAB UR FUTURE. HAPPY CHILDREN'S DAY. |

One day this silly old man will tell you gullible ones that he had uncovered a plan by shekau to take over American leadership and likes of you will clap !!!