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our so called leaders need not prayers but brutal retribution. I can't see myself praying for people who, in the fullness of their wits, commit unimaginable atrocities, resulting in the death of hundreds of pple or in the best situations, consign the lives of hundreds of thousands to abject penury. My prayer: may God, in his infinite power, smite those who, in the brightest of day and darkest of night, conspire to ruin and devour the destinies of his children, Amen. God bless Nigeria. God bless the poor. |
Wishing you all an abundantly prosperous new year.. |
Two things: 1. Drink responsibly 2. Change your wardrobe. (Enough of the bowler hat thingy already). |
I have no doubt the Archbishop must either be a sore looser, a disgruntled element, a paid agent of the oposition or an ACN member! Hear the president: “If we do things properly, if we change our attitudes as Nigerians, most of these issues we are blaming on corruption, we will know that it is not corruption”. I don't know what this man drinks but there's somthing about the way he talks that makes me think some portion of eaither his tongue or his brain has been fried by it. He keeps sounding more and more like a kindergart, with no depth or structure in whatever he says. Haba! And to think he has a PhD... What the Archbishop did is what Oristejafor anc co should be doing but they've effectively turned themselve to the drunken sailor's erand boys executing their master's charge to the letter. Smh.. God bless the Archbishop and God bless Nigeria. |
His brain goes on a sabatical while his nuts work overtym! |
Funny names |
2buff: I believe the same government funds your trips to mecca. They wouldn't fund my trip to Israel....but you don't here me whining about it.Mumu! While readin thru my post, if u had any brain at all you should undstand that im a christian. Plus im a strong advocate of the scrapin of govt sponsorship of pilgrimages. If one can't personally afford it then they should keep their bums @ home! Have never read anywher in the bible where visiting the 'holy land' is a precondition to make heaven or paradise as d case may be. |
Albedo27: Bros cool ur temper now, what he's doing is exactly what a muslim president ll do 2x. U all celebrated d death of late Gov Yakowa in a grand style, simply because he was a Christian.Olodo rapata. im an unbias christian from the south. I call a spade a spade. |
And out the window goes my 2go friend request to her... |
Emzybrown: i can see you are a bigot with negative reasoningdidnt wanna dignify ur comment by replyin. Hope you know the definitn of a bigot cos im a christian from the south. What a foool |
Oga president when r u gonna show the slightest hint of common sense? All these msgs of urs detailing how uve given express orders and deployed govt resources (our resources) to make conditions favourable for a hitch free xmas celebratns (results of which only exist in Aso Villa) sends a very bad signal to our muslim brothers up north. You are the president of Nigeria and not CAN president. How many agencies of govt did u give marching orders to ensure potholeless roads, fabulous airports, increased power generatn, et al, when they celebrated Salah? Enough of ur foolishness already. We know you are a christian from the south so stop rubbin it in the faces of the northerners. Be sensible and sensitive for once. Stop this inane display of religeous bias! You are the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria sir! |
Eko Ile: So, after his patient and methodical thinking, he gave us Anenih as the NPA Boss? What a lowly built dullard and barrel bottom thinker.Evrything about that man screams Dullakpo!! Unimaginably dull. |
ignis: CPC will just be condemning every act by GEJ in an attempt to gain popularity and the heart of Nigerians which they have lost long ago.Speak for urself abeg.. |
A rare insight into the life of my beloveth General. The interview isn't long enough, need an encore! Such an articulate man. I duff my hat in salutation sir. I pray thee o Lord, grant this man just four years in Aso Villa. That's all I ask. God bless Nigeria. |
nigerianhero: seasons greetingsYou win the award for the most disgusting poster in 2012! Why don't u pay and advertice ur ware properly? U make threads become eyesore.. Wonder how u even manage to get away with all this. Smh |
Kamanda: TINUBU IS WRONG! Gej is the Best President Nigeria ever had. He has enabled Transparency,improved Power Supply to over 4,000 Megawatts.Infrastructure like Airports and Roads and Trains are now working for Nigerians.I LOVE Goodluck Jonathan. ----------------------------------- *Maybe I should not have taken that ninth Bottle,Hick*Wanted to criticise ur comment but on readin the last line I got the sarcasm. Nice one.. |
This could be Olaniyi Shobukola from facebook! |
I wish Okija Juju wld just make this thread worthwhile by posting one of those pictures of his. They make more sense than all these pictures that make it up to FP. Una for kuku turn nairaland to 'linda-ikeji-blog-extension'. Mscheeeew.. |
Cos we keep our mind on the grind 247 so when it finally pays off the money does the talkin while the ladies do the chasing.... |
The man is starting to look like an eguana from one of Charles Darwin's books... Jonathan's level of mediocrity is just out of this world! |
USarmy: The good die young most times because extreme goodness is weaknessYou sure you're in the right thread? |
@topic: Gbagaun a la Carte.!. Did you wrote this yourself or doesn't you? |
Like we don't already know. He's as guilty as the rest of them. Isn't that what he was doin when he knelt b4 Adeboye the other day? He knows how sentimental Nigerians could be when it comes to religion. He knows that majority of church goers,seeing that picture alone, would cast their ballot in his favour any day any time, regardless of how he performs... But trust me Mr, you never fooled me with all that shoelesness sermon, and you would never fool me. |
.....The President, in his brief remarks, described the late Mr. Yakowa as a rare politician who believed in the country’s unity and never exploited ethnic or religious sentiments for selfish gains. He referred to Mr. Azazi as a fine and selfless officer who served his country meritoriously. “All the victims are Nigerians that have served this country in various capacities,” the president said. “For Governor Yakowa, I knew him when he became the Deputy Governor of Kaduna State. I had some interactions with him and since we have been interacting. He was a different class of politician. “Most of us who are politicians exploit religious sentiments to divide Nigerians for our own selfish gains. We exploit north-south divide to divide Nigerians for our selfish gains. But Yakowa was very different. He was a gentleman who believed in the unity of this country,” the President said Mr. Jonathan said he did not know Mr. Azazi until 2004 when the latter was made the Director of Military Intelligence. Mr. Jonathan was then the deputy governor of Bayelsa State. “From that time, we started interacting. He was made Chief of Defense Staff in 2007 when I was Vice President to the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. I also made him the National Security Adviser when I became the President. “I saw him as somebody who meant well for this country. The gentleman has worked very well for this country,” Mr. Jonathan said of the late Mr. Azazi. premiumtimesng.com/news/111958-we-politicians-exploit-religious-ethnic-sentiments-among-nigerians-for-selfish-reasons-president-jonathan.html |
Aluu 4! |
Sincere 9gerian: What is this silly thread meant to achieve? And this rubbish made front page? NL shouldn't be turned to a playground for toddlers.Anyone who's been on this forum for up to a month knows where ur loyalty lies. So sad opinions don't seem to be going the way of ur men... Just state ur choice, which we all already know by the way, and move the hell on. Don't attack the OP or the mods. There are thousands other threads on the site. U don't like this, open another or, better yet, create another. |
The fact that we've already started talkin abt 2015 elections in 2012 with regards to who our prefered candidates are is a clear indication of the hopelesness with which we view the current administration. Its more or less a vote of no confidence on the occupants of Aso Villa. @topic. Buhari/Fashola would do for me. |
@Op. I can't see where the gov mentioned 'boko haram' in contrast to ur title... |
From the appearance of the window curtains and that chair, it seems to me they are inside a not so big room. My question then is, does sambo realy need a mike? The woman is grieving and needs some quiet around her while she's been consoled yet these daft politicians go there to mess her house up with noise and what not... Evryone in that room should be within his earshot, or do they have hearing problems?? Like president like vice. |
Simply genius!! |
In addition to the two new luxury helicopters ordered by President Goodluck Jonathan from the Anglo-Italian AgustaWestland at a cost of $40 million, as SaharaReporters reported earlier today, we have learned that the government made a deposit of another $9 million for a Hawker 4000 jet. In 2012 budget an additional $12 million was budgeted to complete the purchase of the jet. But that money is now tied up in court, as our investigation has revealed that the manufacturer, Hawker Beechraft, entered into bankruptcy proceedings in the US District Court of Southern New York last May. Curiously, the purchase notice was initiated by one Group Captain Ma Yakubu, who gave away the $9 million using the address of “Nigerian Presidential Wing, Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Presidential Air Fleet Abuja, Nigeria.” His phone number and email addresses were listed as follows: +234 8052088048 and Maminuyana@Yahoo.Com. Our sources say this is highly unusual, as the purchase order would normally have emanated not from an airport, but from within the presidency, the Ministry of Aviation or the Nigerian Air Force. Yesterday’s crash of a Nigeria navy executive Agusta 109E helicopter, which killed Kaduna State Governor Patrick Yakowa, former NSA Andrew Owoye Azazi and four others, while doing private errands for presidential aide Oronto Douglas, demonstrates how public property is routinely converted to private benefit especially in a corrupt administration. The presidency currently has at its disposal about 11 jets, many of them running errands on a daily basis for privileged officials and their relatives. When those are not enough, they call for similar equipment that belong to the armed forces, the Nigeria Police, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, and similar offices. “Yesterday, the naval helicopter was abused throughout the day, like a free taxi cab, until it simply fell out of the sky,” an analyst told SaharaReporters. The two helicopters on order by Mr. Jonathan will cost Nigeria $40 million, but it is unclear how many similar equipment may be on order around the world, or have already been bought or delivered, because government officials often account to nobody. The tracking of most contracts is non-existent after they have been awarded. SaharaReporters has written to Group Captain Yakubu in an effort to obtain further information about the aborted purchase of the Hawker 4000 jet. The US District court has approved Hawker Beechcraft’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy as a slimmer corporation, also last week the court authorized the company to sell off its entire inventory of Hawker 4000 jets at $20 million each. mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/president-jonathans-effort-purchase-another-hawker-4000-jet-tied-new-york-bankruptcy-court |
CrazyMan: So sad...rip fallen heroes.What makes them heroes sir? That they died or what? We are overly sentimental in this country, haba. We curse and hate most every public official in this country but soon as they die, they become deified saints. Our true heroes this year so far are those youths who died durring the january struggle, and that Channels reporter who died in active duty. May their souls RIP, amen. |
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