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[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=581553.msg7486097#msg7486097 date=1294463942]Generally speaking, you don't arrest prominent members of the political opposition immediately before an election. . . it is pretty poor form.[/quote]I agree Jonathan will definitely lose votes off of that act alone.Would make him seem just like the average joe nigerian politician. The outcome of the Delta governorship elections has begun to paint him in that way. |
seanet02:Of course, you act like tinubu is respected like that. Anybody screws up,which aint gone happen, the army will deal with them immensely and brutely.Don't fool yourself.Remember "Operation Wetie" the army came in and handled them extensively and stayed there. Moreover, you are forgetting that the same members that are in ACN were in PDP meaning what makes u think party hoppers who dine together are going to fight each other(friends)lol? Use your head but if you want fighting then you go out there with your koboko and see what eaven really looks like. |
seanet02:I was just asking a question.Was all the stuff you and jason typing a joke or you 2 were actually serious? |
What is this nonsense i'm hearing about saying that if tinubu is put in jail the country will go ungovernable? And who is going to make it ungovernable when he is locked up? lol |
Did the police get into the same vehicle as the snatchers and leave?!!! |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=580856.msg7478875#msg7478875 date=1294375878]While you guys are bringing up all sorts of conspiracy theory, it is a known fact that Al-qaedah have been for long recruiting agaent and terrorist in the north. I mean, when i was in the north a younger brother of my freind got missing for about 8 months without any tracy. After all hope loss then came a news that he was in a terrorist camp in far somalia. The most baffling of all this rubbish is that boy was electrical first class student in the university and he left all his academics to be trained as a terrorist. I had the opportuinity out curiosity of asking him direct about what he intends to achieved, but guy dont even have a clue, just like a total formating of the brain and subsequent installation of a virus infect software. I know a similar case in the north which al-qaeda was training some people and sponsoring theri activity with money and hardware in an out skirt of a state. But the governor cover and release them after been arrested just because they are children of the rich among them. Another twist. . . . . Of all was last month Asari dokubo mujahid was a host to a radio station in portharcourt. I.e live programme, but to my dismay this guy was openly defending the late leader of boko haram sects and saying that he is a freind to them and were just mis understood by the public. He went ahead to say that he supports everything they do . . . . . . Quote him "they are not boko haram, they are freedom fighters. How can you have a Phd and called your self boko haram. . . . ." " i know many of them in the group, they are engineers, doctors, accountants, they are fighting a just cause. . . . ." he continues by warning and insulting Gov. amaechi and said that Abeyi sekibo is going to be the next governor. . . . . . . I will post the some sorts of thrilling account later cos am using my mobile now. . . .THE THREATS OF AL-QAEDAH IS REAL!!![/quote]Conspiracy theory how? Explain because obviously you know something we don't. ![]() |
Onlytruth:A politically sophisticated country such as the US knows that you do not take sides. They no what they are doing.Trying to pin north against south by openly singling out the north and their religion which they no will cause strife and mayhem.The northerners will feel like they are being attacked.This ridiculous. Those bombings have nothing to do will islamization. |
Nigeria is like a big movie. |
Because they will be the ones to cause it. |
The is no such thing as al qaeda. Its been proven to be just a name tagged on to islamic terrorist organizations. Everybody get ready for the U.S. to set up a military in Nigeria. Whenever they use the term 'al-qaeda' it means the US military is coming to ur damn country,to "help fight terrorism". |
If he were to contest on a diff platform, it still doesn't take away from the fact that he is Atiku so no. |
Obiagu1:Nope brother, that is strictly a PDP matter.Buhari has nothing to do with it. So I think now you know that if they pitch camp with Atiku instead of GJ that your Igbo presidency under PDP in 2015 isn't going to happen because it will still be the north's turn. Buhari vs Atiku is strictly about civilian votes now,no more primaries. In this case Buhari will definitely win. |
Obiagu1:So if PDP selects Atiku but Atiku loses to Buhari,which is more than likely going to happens, lets say 2015 comes, will it be the turn of the Igbos then? ![]() |
alj harem:Why are u so concerned about the yoruba.Since you claim you are "not yoruba". I don't know my history or you just dont understand english well.What does falaye have to do with anything i said Mr. "I am not yoruba,i am kanuri"? Whether you agree or not Nigerians see OBJ as representing the SW/Yorubas. Just as IBB,Abacha, Yaradua, Murtala all represented the north.End of argument and since "you are not yoruba" stay off yoruba nuts. You don't have to agree but your thoughts are in the minorities of minorities amongst nigerians. |
alj harem:The question is why was his people mad at him. It is because he was representing them but in a bad way. Everything in nigeria is on a general basis.Northerners and Easterners see Obj as representing the SW period. |
Looks like Jonathan's camp is trying to pitch fake news of since their man Uduaghan is losing. ![]() [size=15pt]BREAKING: Jonathan's men back Ogboru[/size] 06 Jan 2011 The rerun governorship election in Delta State has been generally peaceful, but the race itself is a tough call between the top two contenders, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan (PDP), who is a former governor of the state, and his challenger, Chief Great Ogboru (DPP) THISDAY reporters observed that key associates of President Goodluck Jonathan (PDP) are working for the success of Ogboru, fuelling speculations that the president's public rally for Uduaghan on Tuesday was just a facade. Minister of the Niger Delta, Chief Godsday Orubebe, was very prominent in canvassing support for Ogboru, whose victory at the courts led to the cancellation of the 2007 election and the ordering of a rerun. There was heavy security presence everywhere, leading to optimism that there would be no outbreak of violence. But many would-be voters complained that their names were not in the voter register, but the general reports indicate that the process was fairly transparent and devoid of intimidation and manipulation. Uduaghan's running mate, Professor Amos Utuama (SAN), commended the peaceful conduct of the polls after voting at 12.53 pm at Unit 4 of Jeremi Ward in Ughelli South Local Government Area. He commended the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the various security agencies for the orderly manner voters conducted themselves. http://www.thisdayonline.com/ |
muhsin:This is what he actually said: [size=13pt]Atiku visits Rivers, hammers on PDP’s zoning principle[/size] Thursday, 06 January 2011 Former vice-president and presidential aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has advised delegates from the South-South zone of the country to take caution while casting their votes at the forthcoming presidential primaries of the party in Abuja. Abubakar, who was speaking during a visit to the Rivers State secretariat of the party in Port Harcourt, on Wednesday, noted that the principle of zoning, as stipulated in the party’s constitution, must be adhered to. “The January 13, 2011 PDP primaries is very historic; it will determine the future of this country. Zoning is part of our party constitution, but it is very saddening that some people are kicking against it. “The fact of PDP party primaries ahead of us is that delegates from the North alone constitute 61 per cent, while those of South are mere 39 per cent, but my coming here is to show that we still need each other as a nation,” he said. Abubakar, who also spoke at the secretariat of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council, said if elected president, he would revisit 1975/76 Local Government Reform to give more powers to the traditional institution. http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/15763-atiku-visits-rivers-hammers-on-pdps-zoning-principle |
alj harem:Uzo Orji Kalu was never president,but if he was then he would be seen as representing the SE. |
[quote author=alj-harem link=topic=580195.msg7475233#msg7475233 date=1294330647]you claim that the south-east were involved in throwing MKO to jail because i definatly know that the south west did not also when you talk of 2 regions throwing him in jail, was not abacha that did it not north or south-east abacha never repersented us northerners because he also did not like hausa and wanted to break the unity between the northern ethnic groups [/quote]Look, we are arguing from two different stand-points. It's quite clear you don't know how the cabals work. Abacha was not a single man.Others such as IBB and so all ate together. Doesn't mean that Abacha didn't get power drunk and not lash out at fellow northerners. Also, whether you like it or not, in nigeria and to nigerians, he represented the north since he is from the north. Abacha was your brother, a kanuri. |
fstranger1:Ken Nnamani is irrelevant to me. He only concerned about his Igbo presidency which he thinks he will get in 2015.So sad. Has he asked Atiku why his(Nnamanis) region only have 5 states, which takes away tremendously from the amount of delegates they have when compared to the other zones?Nnamani lol, i dey laugh |
alj harem:Explain. |
fstranger1: redsun:By atikus tone, it is obvious that he plans to keep things the way it is to favor the north. How could someone who wants to be a president say that.It is obvious that this guy cannot campaign without threats. If what he is saying is that case, then why would it matter if the SS vote for GJ.It shouldn't bother him.It's statements like that that make him look desperate. |
fstranger1:fstrange, you've got it all wrong. We are arguing two totally different things. What you are doing is trying to prove SE is not needed.Reread my posts. |
[quote author=alj-harem link=topic=580195.msg7474804#msg7474804 date=1294326796]how does the above relate to the south-east was the oil workers that went on a 10 days strike,,,,,,,,,, so stop beating around the bush and tell me how the south-east was involve in the scheme of thing [/quote]Northern and SEastern politicians. Read about the riot that took place in lagos during that year.You'll get a better understanding. |
I mean are primaries that hard to run that the African man is clueless on how to go about it? ![]() |
alj harem:This is a court situation not regional voters. He was denied presidency not through votes. You no nothing about what you are talking about.Go learn about the riot in lagos and who was targeted and why. Also you do know that Ola Edo means or symbolizes to keep it quiet.Stick to your kanuri business. |
bombay:Its looking like that places uduaghan aould have problems he had thugs come and disrupt the place and rig. Where are the army men? |
alj harem:And you are repeating what I am saying,why? ![]() |
9ijaMan:Google it. I think that scenario is highly known.That is what I believe omamokta was talking about. |
bombay:Where are you getting your info from? I would have expected you to be replying through phone on this thread being that you have all this info. |
[quote author=alj-harem link=topic=580195.msg7474623#msg7474623 date=1294325167]bros i beg take am easy, did abiola not win the election without licking south east backside [/quote]No, learn some history.Every region was reached out to extensively. |
jason123:I think his point was that after MKO 'secured' Igbo vote he turned around and said he did not need the Igbo then also said we was going to the U.S. and other internation superpowers and reporting all of the 'corrupt northerners'. That is what led the two regions to team up annul the election and throw him in jail. So I've heard. |




[/quote]Look, we are arguing from two different stand-points. It's quite clear you don't know how the cabals work. Abacha was not a single man.Others such as IBB and so all ate together. Doesn't mean that Abacha didn't get power drunk and not lash out at fellow northerners. Also, whether you like it or not, in nigeria and to nigerians, he represented the north since he is from the north. Abacha was your brother, a kanuri.