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RIP....the world is ending for sure the word of God said things relating to this...it it just deception calling one Nation to help another...everyones palafa dey enough for them so teeeeeeee....abi? While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends......Or start Visa/Travel agent biz with less than 20k in nigeria start today at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/becoming-visa-and-tavel-agent/ .......Thanks! |
Keemy88: It really inspired me to keep on keeping on. I'm refired to be optimistic in the scenario I have found myself.Because life does not respond to our loving WISHES it only responds to our DEMANDS and the difference is the ACTION. |
We all have these moments! Don’t feel like you are alone in the world for feeling tired, frustrated or fed up, there are those moments! But those moments don’t just come, they come for a reason. Everything that happens is either cause or effect, and believe me getting tired and fed up is not a cause, it’s an effect. In case you are wondering, “what did I do, to cause this?” or “Why me?” don’t worry for long, there is a way in, and there is a way out. Weak moments will happen, but you can stay strong in the midst of them. Here are a few tips on how not to get there, and how to get out. Why do weak moments come? Weak moments come essentially because we take our eyes off the big picture and assess our current positions. Weak moments come because we momentarily compare ourselves with our surroundings, contemporaries, friends or society. Weak moments are characterised by doubting, a feeling of tiredness, incompetence and mental laziness. These moments come because we shift our eyes from our focus for a brief moment. If weak moments are not well managed, they become sinking moments. One wrong action in this moment, and all we’ve spent years to build come crashing down. One sure fire way of not getting into these weak moments is to stay focused. Keep your eyes on the big picture, keep the big picture around you. The journey is not going to be easy, the journey is not a given, but the destination is. Keep the picture of the future consistently in front of you. Put it in your office, put it on your desktop, lace your conversations with it, talk about it, imagine it! Doubt happens when belief is overwhelmed by present realities. How do I get myself out? 1. What are you looking at? The first way to get out of those weak moments is to change what you were looking at. It’s not only looking in the sense of percieving with the eyes, but also hearing, feeling e.t.c. Who have you been talking with, what is the picture in your mind? What perpetuates the weak moment is a wrong picture or message. Who you spend your time with and the pictures they project before you are critical to your success. 2. Fear Not! Have you allowed doubt and fear to knock you out of your enthusiasm? The certain way out is the same way you came in. Fear is False Evidence Appearing Real, fear is caused by your perception of what you saw. To get out of fear, you must be willing to see things with fresh eyes, to look at the things you see and be accurate about the possible consequences of your action. Don’t let fear cheat you out of your possibilities. Talk to yourself, be afraid but take the actions that lack fear. Advance confidently in the direction of your dreams. 3. Cry out! Men get lost on the road because they never ask for directions. The average man feels it’s a sign of weakness to subject his direction to another man’s fingers – go left, go right then take a turn there , people feel it’s not macho to ask for help. Well, I hope it’s macho to get lost, because if you cannot ask, you are in for a hell of a task. The person that asks for direction never misses his destination. Don’t try and exhaust all the options on your own, cry out for help. More often than not, help is not far away.Remember, starts are not celebrated, endings are. Rehearsals are not applauded, performances are. If you rehearse for 20yrs and the programme gets called off before you perform, no one will hear about your rehearsals. Don’t quit while in the game, don’t die sitting down. Get up on your feet and get dirtied in action. Die fighting, or live fighting! The reason any artist is a hit today, is because they continued in obscurity for over 5yrs. Don’t let doubt sway you, keep your eyes on the finish line! Going through moment of weakness, does this article helps? >> http://www.deoluakinyemi.com/how-to-stay-strong-in-moments-of-weakness/ > http://informationvilla.com |
Love their gorgeous looks and packaging just that some of them are selling body with traditional dresses redesigned to showoff their unclothedness....abi i don talk pass my MOUTH niii? |
Naijas now have EAGLE EYES oooooo...watching everywhere, everything and every one...leave oyin bo man to honour nature oo...But wait Mr. oyinbo don't do that again oooooo...too average (that is not bad nor good habit cause we are in Nigeria ooo) While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends......Or start Visa/Travel agent biz with less than 20k in nigeria start today at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/becoming-visa-and-tavel-agent/ .......Thanks! |
RIP to the victims....GOD Save Our Soul (SOS number JESUS!) While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends......Or start Visa/Travel agent biz with less than 20k in nigeria start today at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/becoming-visa-and-tavel-agent/ .......Thanks! |
These days we are being assaulted regularly on our TV screens by different politicians making promises they don't intend to keep. The interesting thing is that we have heard it all before. ” I will repair the roads”, “I will provide jobs for all”, ” The programs of my administration will outrightly obliterate poverty”. “Education for all”. These are all high sounding promises. They score points though, they sway the masses. I heard that one of the presidential aspirants was addressing the Niger Delta, and promised them that he would start a ministry of Niger Delta, and that the minister of petroleum will always be from the Niger Delta area. He went further to inform them that if they vote for him… the crowd did not allow him to land. The interrupted him, it is not if they vote, it is when they vote . Promises, promises, promises. As soon as they get into power it all becomes history. The first assignment becomes recouping the investments that brought them into power.While in a discussion with a few friends though, I suddenly discovered that we don’t really need many things in this country. In reality, I’m looking for a leadership aspirant who comes out publicly to tell us the following lines. “I do not promise to repair the roads, I will not eradicate poverty, I will not provide education for all, neither will I guarantee Jobs for all, the only thing I will do in my 4yrs tenor is give you power (light), I will achieve 1yr of uninterrupted power supply in the last year of my 4yrs tenor, and I will assure you that a system will be in place to make sure it continues. This is the only agenda I have for the 4yrs.” Believe me, if a presidential aspirant says this, he’ll have my votes! Give us power, everything else is easy. It’s such a shame that 47yrs after we gained independence we have not celebrated 1 full day without power interruption. Businesses are dying for the high cost of providing their own infrastructure. Behind the building I rent for office space there are at least 8 diesel generators (I won’t count the petrol generators), all powering businesses that are struggling to break even. Productivity nose dives when generators breakdown, generators with 15yrs guarantee barely last a year with us, we use the generators and NEPA as backup. We sleep in darkness here, most of us. I daily go to sleep ahead of my generator – I prefer it goes off after I have worked myself to sleep. Heat is punishment for me, and it should be for you too, if you just haven’t gotten used to pain. It is suffering that makes cow hide sweet. Give us Power! Our expectations have been weakened over time, we feel great these days, when we have power for most of a day. My 2yr old baby girl already shouts NEPA when light goes and comes, she is growing up to expect it like that – God forbid! Give us Power! But how will you be motivated to give us power, when the lords that supply generators are the one’s financing your campaign, how will you give us power when those that sell us diesel are those that recommend you to us? How will you give us power when miscreants consistently vandalize the gas turbines. Why will you give us power, when there is so much else at stake if you do? We understand that giving us good roads ought to be easy, at least it means you are providing contracts for your fellows, giving us good education should be easy, at least we can start from your town. Giving us power is so complex, we know, but that is what we want. Give us power, power is all we need! We are in Nigeria, not because things are not rough, but because we believe in better days. I am here not because my passport doesn't license me to be somewhere else. I’m here because I know that the song of our children in the future will hedge on the labors of we heroes past. We are here, because we know that when the soup is not sweet and the pounded yam not well pounded is when you know the real pounded yam lover. If anyone sees the president to be, tell him I said, power is all we need! Or what do you think? [img]http://www.rrsd.mb.ca/ResourcesandProjects/grade6/images/electricity.gif[/img] >> http://www.deoluakinyemi.com/power-is-all-we-need/ > http://www.informationvilla.com |
First aid solution prescribed for children is ORL and Zinc Tablet....said by an Health Group in Ogun State supported by A USA based Health Group.....what is your take on this? |
That is TRUE...I even observed that since secondary school days through a popular male teacher.... He could forgive you just any offense, favour you or commend you well and even add gift when around so called sweet babes but you could get twice the above plus CURSE if you mess around him while alone, with other teachers or female teachers that are not accessible for him as sweet babes........life sha...do you have similar experience? While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends...... OR Start Visa/Travel agent biz with less than 20k in nigeria start today at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/becoming-visa-and-tavel-agent/ .......Thanks! |
Please don’t wait to apply or share this post with friends on Facebook, twitter etc. as FUNAAB is massively recruiting and it will over upto 70 positions for applicants. The application closes 6 weeks to this posting date and remember that today is 15th of July 2014 while application was originally announced by the institute on 14th July, 2014. So, CareerPingger has done her best to inform our dear readers on time and wish you good luck as you apply. Check details below: Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following vacant positions in the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta ACADEMIC STAFF A. College of Agricultural Management and Rural Development (COLAMRUD) 1. Department of Agricultural Economics & Farm Management (i) Lecturer II 2. Department of Agricultural Extension & Rural Development (i) Lecturer II (ii) Assistant Lecturer 3. Department of Agricultural Administration Areas of Specialization: Extension Psychology / Human Resource Development (i) Assistant Lecturer 4. Department of Communication and General Studies Areas of Specialization: Political Science / History / French or French/English (i) Assistant Lecturer B. College of Animal Science and Livestock Production (COLANIM) 1. Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics (i) Lecturer II 2. Department of Animal Nutrition (i) Lecturer II 3. Department of Animal Physiology (i) Lecturer II 4. Department of Pasture and Range Management (i) Lecturer II C. College of Engineering (COLENG) 1. Department of Civil Engineering Areas of Specialization: Geotechnical Engineering / Water and Environmental Engineering / Structural Engineering (i) Professor 2. Department of Electrical/Electronics Engineering Areas of Specialization: Telecommunication / Electrical Machine / Power and Machine / Power System / Electronic (i) Professor (ii) Senior Lecturer (iii) Lecturer I (iv) Lecturer II 3. Department of Mechanical Engineering Areas of Specialization: Materials and Metallurgy / Mechatronics / Mechanic and Machine / Thermodynamics / Mechanical (i) Senior Lecturer (ii) Lecturer I (iii) Lecturer II 4. Department of Agricultural Engineering Areas of Specialization: Farm Power / Processing and Storage / Farm Building and Structures / Soil and Water Engineering (i) Assistant Lecturer 5. Department of Mechatronics Engineering Areas of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering / Computer Engineering / Computer Science / Computer Aided Engineering and Manufacturing / Electronics or Communications (i) Lecturer I (ii) Lecturer II D. College of Environmental Resources Management (COLERM) 1. Department of Water Resources Management & Agrometeorology Areas of Specialization: Water Resources Management and Hydrology (Water Resources Engineering, Water Resources Modeling, Irrigation & Drainage) / Agrometeorology with Meteorologist or Agrometeorologist (i) Lecturer I (ii) Lecturer II 2. Department of Environmental Management & Toxicology Areas of Specialization: Environmental Sciences / Physical Sciences / Biochemistry (i) Lecturer I (ii) Lecturer II (iii) Assistant Lecturer E. College of Food Science and Human Ecology (COLFHEC) 1. Department of Hospitality and Tourism (i) Assistant Lecturer (ii) Graduate Assistant 2. Department of Home Science and Management Areas of Specialization: Clothing and Textile Option / Home Science and Management (Extension Option) / Child Development and Family Relations Option (i) Lecturer II 3. Department of Food Science and Technology Areas of Specialization: Food Microbiology & Biotechnology / Food Processing and Storage Technology / Food Quality Control and Assurance (i) Lecturer II 4. Department of Nutrition and Dietetics (i) Lecturer I F. College of Natural Sciences (COLNAS) 1. Department of Biochemistry (i) Lecturer II 2. Department of Biological Sciences Areas of Specialization: Zoology (Parasitology / Entomology / Animal Physiology / Animal Ecology), Botany (Plant Pathology / Plant Ecology / Plant Biosystematics / Plant Genetics) (i) Lecturer II (ii) Assistant Lecturer 3. Department of Chemistry Areas of Specialization: Physical / Analytical / Industrial / Organic) (i) Senior Lecturer (ii) Lecturer I (iii) Lecturer II 4. Department of Mathematics (i) Professor (ii) Senior Lecturer (iii) Lecturer II 5. Department of Microbiology Areas of Specialization: Medical Microbiology / Environmental Microbiology / Food Microbiology (i) Lecturer II 6. Department of Physics Areas of Specialization: Physics Electronics / Theoretical Physics (i) Senior Lecturer 7. Department of Statistics Areas of Specialization: Distribution Theory / Demography & Survey / Biometrics (i) Lecturer I (ii) Lecturer II G. College of Plant Science and Crop Production (COLPLANT) 1. Department of Crop Protection Areas of Specialization: Bacterial Plant Pathology / Plant Virology / Vertebrate Pests / Nematology (i) Lecturer II 2. Department of Plant Physiology & Crop Production Areas of Specialization: Weed Science / Plant Physiology / Crop Production (i) Lecturer II 3. Department of Horticulture Areas of Specialization: Landscape Horticulture / Floriculture (i) Lecturer II 4. Department of Plant Breeding and Seed Technology Areas of Specialization: Seed Science / Plant Breeding (i) Lecturer II 5. Department of Soil Science and Land Management Areas of Specialization: Soil Chemistry / Soil Fertility / Soil Microbiology or Biochemistry (i) Assistant Lecturer H. College of Veterinary Medicine (COLVET) 1. Department of Veterinary Physiology & Pharmacology Areas of Specialization: Biochemistry / Physiology (i) Senior Lecturer 2. Department of Veterinary Anatomy (i) Senior Lecturer 3. Department of Veterinary Microbiology & Parasitology Areas of Specialization: Microbiology / Parasitology (i) Senior Lecturer 4. Department of Veterinary Medicine & Surgery Area of Specialization: Veterinary Surgery / Equine Medicine Due to the length of this post visit the source to view all vacant positions, requirement for each, how to apply and closing date at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/blog/funaab-massive-job-recruitments-2014/ |
GBTYO: These phantom girls still have it far better off than the thousands hacked to death by bokos.hhmmmm... that is interesting... ![]() |
drakeskull: Although, being aware of the kinds of ill-treatment most foreign countries subjects Nigerians to, I still went ahead to use services domiciled in those countries since it's legit and have no intention of fraud or whatsoever. I hope i get out of my present predicament.I just mailed this to a brother of mine that intend transacting with ebay soonest...thanks for coming out to alert others. While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends......Or start Visa/Travel agent biz with less than 20k in nigeria start today at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/becoming-visa-and-tavel-agent/ .......Thanks! |
harlos: The only thing I can't take for breakfast is.......I don't see it jare.That is not bad...though...nature of the body matters......Health is wealth oooooo.... ![]() |
I can’t just conclude if this is a makeup, research or what ever but it interest me and perceive that it will interest you as a reader of this article and until you read it to the end you may not be able to draw conclusion as it should be. The story was said to be written by “GODin etakibuebu, a public affairs analyst, wrote from Lagos.” published by Vanguard. Please carefully read through below: https://informationvilla.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/chibok-girls-pictures-300x168.jpg ONE beautiful thing about this Baba from Owu in Abeokuta, General Aremu Okikiola Olusegun Obasanjo, is that he has answers to all questions. It is not always that Uncle ‘Sege’ waits for you to ask that question agitating your mind. He knows what your question is most likely to be so he gives you the answer while you are still meditating about what exactly you want to ask. That is “Baba” for you. The “oracle” has done it again by telling us that some of the abducted [were they kidnapped or adopted by a Shetima and company?] girls might never return back home. The old soldier kept the mind of the parents [and that is if they were really kidnapped] at peace by saying that what might deny them coming back home would be “marital” issue. Hold it please. Baba did not say it specifically that those girls [either all of them or some of them] are married. But he did mention something about pregnancy. I am aware that most girls of this present generation do become mothers without marriages. The tag “single mother” is almost becoming a title around the world today. In the United Kingdom, being a single mother [if you are a citizen] gives automatic right of “council flat” allocation. That is now the beauty of the game of being a single mother. But this is not the subject of discussion here. Let us go back to the topic. It is over eighty days that those girls were taken away from their school in a circumstance that is yet to be fully comprehended. Were they kidnapped? Were they abducted [there is a slight difference between kidnap and abduction]? Or were they adopted? For now, only a few highly placed people can give us needed answers to these questions. These are the Governor of the State, the Principal of the school, the Chief of Defence Staff, the General officer commanding the 7th Division of the Army [then because he has been replaced and of course, former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Any other person who says he or she knows the exact fact of the girls “excursion” to whatever place they are is not a reliable witness. Why would the Governor know? Simply, he said that much himself and being the Chief Security of the State, he has all the information before and after the “commission of the exercise”. He gave money to the parents of the girls, said that “we know where they were” and suddenly group photograph of “none-panicking and comfortable-looking” young girls video clip was posted on television by Ibrahim Shekau; the dreaded Boko Haram leader. The governor, from circumstantial evidence related above, was in touch and most likely still in factual touch with “operators of the drama” involving our daughters from Chibok. The money he earlier [paid] gave to the parents of those girls might as well be the cost of “bride price” in a mass marriage arrangement he presided over. Please, don’t be in hurry to throw away this theory. The Principal of the school ought to be the chief custodian of those girls under her care, all things being equal. She “arranged” the brides [girls] for the night of the “marriage” [sorry night of kidnap] without knowing the numbers before she went to her house to wait for the news. By the way, we don’t know the exact number of girls involved up till date. The Principal might be a willing or unwilling participant in the “marriage” arrangement of our daughters from Chibok but she surely knows more than she is telling us. The Chief of Defence Staff; a three star General of the Nigerian Air Force told the whole world the “exact truth” about those girls. He said “we know where they are”. I believed him because he is next to the Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, President Goodluck Jonathan, in military matters. He knows everything about the terrorists, either in or around the Sabisa forest of Borno State. It was the authority of his knowledge that made him to tell us the day he was appointed as CDS that Boko Haram would “come to an end by April”. Being part of the “marriage arrangement” of our girls later might be the way of telling us about “April” of which year the insurgency shall come to an end. He knows about the “marriage” and probably presided over the “ceremony” as chairman hence his knowledge of where the girls were [are]. Former President Olusgun Obasanjo retains a father- figure for the whole country. He knows everything and this is true; a fact you can confirm by reading his account of the Civil war in that “all-knowing” book – My Command. The book revealed the warrior from Egbaland as a man who knows “everything” about the totality of the war even if some of those battles he described were outside the sphere of the 3rd Marine Commando. The Baba is almost God the Omni-presence. He “knows” everything. His resent lamentation that the (complete @ http://informationvilla.com/blog/2014/07/wishing-chibok-girls-happy-marriage-life-can-true.html ) THE BIG QUESTION IS: Can the story above be true? What is your take on it? (comment below) |
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oskaaay: It’s Saturday and despite a BUSY week, you’re up early again. You drag yourself out of bed and start facing chores. You make breakfast, your darling husband eats, leaves his dishes on the table and moves to the Living room to enjoy T.V (despite the fact that the living room needs some cleaning up). Your kids are very young and can’t help much with chores. You’re exhausted and tensed, yet all the clutter stares you in the face. But what riles you the most? Of course! It’s the sight of your sweetheart concentrated on the TV, totally unconcerned about your running here and there!In case you missed out the story line that begot the over 182 comments. That is it in quote above....so, what your view? ![]() While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends...... |
Isaacdom: Chaiiii chaiiii chaiiii No african player was included. Dis is unfair o! Is fifa trying to say no african player did exceptionally gud in dis tournament.After an hit on Nigeria recently what do you expect of other African countries not banned...at least get sideline abi? |
tatiana009: She looks amazing as usualalways so....... While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends...... |
davno: Enjoyed reading this! So can d strike be called off nowmay be ooo...still awaiting the out come soonest. ![]() While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends...... |
Manazz: In normal countries Governors are impeached if they don't deliver to the people but apparently in this country they are Impeached if some Opposing forces wanna get rid of someone they consider a threat from power. You gotta ask yourself in all this does the peoples Vote really matter after all?I don't think the people count here as it should be...not sure.... |
KingEbukaBlog: http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/awards/golden-ball/index.htmlLooking forward to support the Argentina nominee....think should go for him abi? While you dey calm with the comment. Check out doctors/nurses jobs opportunity abroad at http://careerpingger.revlisimo.org/jobs-for-nigerian-doctors-and-nurses-in-saudi-and-qatar/ and inform friends...... |
angela98: Hmm! Cancer is another deadly one as they are making progress with the HIV cure I pray it extends to the cure for cancerAmen...hoping for world medical improvement this year. |
The ruling Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress have intensified their battle to control Adamawa State. https://www.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Adamawa-State-Governor-Admiral-Murtala-Nyako-360x225.jpg Saturday PUNCH learnt that the PDP was working hard to force the state governor, Alhaji Murtala Nyako, to resign so that the ruling party could recapture the state. The governor, it was further learnt, almost bowed to pressure from the PDP members in the state House of Assembly when the investigative panel set up by the Acting Chief Judge, Justice Ambrose Mammadi, began sitting in Yola early in the week. It was learnt that the governor was ready to resign early this week. It was, however, gathered that his party, APC, persuaded him not to resign, while the party leadership continued to lobby some of the lawmakers. Sources said the APC thought that it was still premature for Nyako to resign while the leadership of the party was trying to frustrate the impeachment plot. There were reports that the embattled governor would, on Tuesday, tender his resignation letter and pave way for his deputy, Mr. Bala Ngilari, to be sworn in as governor. Nyako, who was reported to have left Abuja for Yola, the Adamawa State capital, to resign however made a surprise appearance at the National Council of State meeting on Tuesday. His spokesman, Ahmed Sajo, was reported on Wednesday as saying that his boss was still considering resignation. He had said, “The resignation is just an option. That is if the whole thing will lead to a crisis, there will be no option than to resign.” But a member of the APC National Working Committee, who confided in one of our correspondents, said that the party was not in support of the governor’s plan to resign. He said, “We are supporting the governor and we have been working to frustrate the impeachment plot. We cannot be discussing our strategies on the pages of newspapers. “But we do not want him to resign. He has been told not to resign.” Nyako had, in the letter, accused the President of committing genocide against the North in the name of Boko Haram. But the governor was said to have refused to apologise at the meeting. While the APC leadership lobbied some lawmakers in Adamawa State, it was gathered that the PDP was also putting pressure on them not to back down from the impeachment plot. Efforts to get reactions of the APC National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, failed as he had yet to respond to the text message sent to his mobile telephone. But Mohammed had on Wednesday accused “higher authorities” of instigating the impeachment. Though the PDP, distanced itself from the issue, saying that it should not be dragged into the impeachment plot, the spokesman for PDP Stakeholders and Elders’ Forum, Dr. Umar Ardo, on Friday threatened to sanction any legislator on the party’s platform who backs out of the move to impeach Nyako and Ngilari. Ardo said, “The impending impeachment of Nyako and his deputy is a PDP affair, we have got to a level where none of our 20 lawmakers who earlier signed the impeachment notice will be allowed to withdraw. Any PDP lawmaker that retraces his step ceases to be a member of PDP.” Speaking through its Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Abdullahi Jalo, on Thursday, the PDP said that it would be uncharitable for anyone to drag the national headquarters of the party into the crisis. He said, “What is happening in Adamawa State is a local affair. Members of the state House of Assembly were elected by their people to represent them. “Even Governor Murtala Nyako, who has since left the PDP, has told the whole world that he will ask for President Jonathan’s help if he needs it. “I don’t know why you want to drag our party into an issue that is purely a local affair between a governor and his legislators.” But a member of the House of Representatives from Adamawa State, Mr. Nwangubi Fons, said that only God could save Nyako from being impeached. Incidentally, Fons, who represents Mayo-Belwa/Jada/Ganye Federal Constituency, is the governor’s representative. Nyako hails from Mayo-Belwa Local Government Area of the state. “Unless there is divine intervention, the governor is going, because members of the state House of Assembly are on the right path,” Fons told Saturday PUNCH in an interview in Abuja. He said the Adamawa lawmakers had already gone far in their decision to impeach Nyako, whom he accused of running the state without consulting other stakeholders, particularly those who supported his election in 2007. Asked what could have been the governor’s offence, Fons replied that Nyako did not feel that he should be accountable to the people of the state. He said, “Nyako has failed to work based on the principle of budgeting. “He overspends money and maintains only his family and friends in the system. He has abandoned those who worked for him and has no respect for anybody, including Mr. President. “When he came into office, the first thing he did was to do away with the person, who single-handedly brought him to office, Prof. Jibrin Aminu. “If the governor has been good, how come all the eight members of the House of Representatives from the state are in PDP? “Hardly will anybody say that the governor is performing. “If you are good as a governor, 19 members of the state House of Assembly will not sign to impeach you. It means that they have abandoned the governor.” However, Nyako’s spokesperson, Sajo, faulted the lawmakers’ planned impeachment, adding that the people had rejected them. He said, “Some of these members of the state and National Assembly brought rice and sugar to distribute to people, but the people rejected the gifts. This, you will agree with me, tells how the people have rejected them. “The people rejected these gifts in spite of the untold hardship they are passing through even during this holy month of Ramadan. “As a politician when this happens, you have to take a second look at yourself. Then somebody sits down in Abuja and tells you that the governor has lost people. “Do you have an idea of how many people gathered when the governor inaugurated chairmen of our development areas on Thursday? The banquet hall could not contain the people, most of them sat outside. “What the governor is interested in is to ensure that peace reigns in Adamawa State.” http://www.punchng.com/news/impeachment-pdp-apc-clash-over-nyako/ What is your take on this? |
Election 2015 thread: discuss your hope, fears and expectation for 2015 election here https://informationvilla.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/election-2015-2.jpeg I decided to open this early and desire it to be sticky if permitted so that Nairalanders could become conscious that election 2015 is at the corner (near) and your preparation in choosing the right candidates at any political levels determines the nation's destiny for another 4 years. What is your preparation like, party or candidate of choice for 2015 and why? |
dimples2: I will marry a man like my father! I remember my mum and him shared d housechoresAgreed! ![]() |
femi4: O ya gbacool and great contribution here..... |
Trecixnine: Why did.you.sound so bitter? Have you forgotten that some husbands stay with their wives even when females' fertility problems pose challenges to procreation for years? Please don't prescribe a 'one size fits all' solution to the issue raised.hmmmmmmm.... ![]() |
femi4: "Bringing the future of Health care"lovely......more still..thanks all. |
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jericco1: I'm an Un-science, hope there's something as such... #well i know a few D/N.yeah there is(could recommend to friends)..... still communicating with two doctors (friend and brother) that got employed there this year and doing fine..... |
oskaaay: It’s Saturday and despite a BUSY week, you’re up early again. You drag yourself out of bed and start facing chores. You make breakfast, your darling husband eats, leaves his dishes on the table and moves to the Living room to enjoy T.V (despite the fact that the living room needs some cleaning up). Your kids are very young and can’t help much with chores. You’re exhausted and tensed, yet all the clutter stares you in the face. But what riles you the most? Of course! It’s the sight of your sweetheart concentrated on the TV, totally unconcerned about your running here and there!Hope new readers/guests are still keeping to the talk of the day...if you missed it...that is the main TOPIC in qoute above for the day ooo....add your view....e se oooo (thank you in YORUBA language....) |
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, people feel it’s not macho to ask for help. Well, I hope it’s macho to get lost, because if you cannot ask, you are in for a hell of a task. The person that asks for direction never misses his destination. Don’t try and exhaust all the options on your own, cry out for help. More often than not, help is not far away.
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