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IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT You're here because nothing is right in our country; you're here because we're living under the worst civilian dictatorship our country has ever had; and because we have never witnessed this sort of cluelessness, recklessness, lawlessness and impotence at the helm of affairs of this country. Any further attempt to analyse the level of damage, destruction, insecurity, and corruption prevailing in this country today is to resume another round of whipping on the proverbial dead horse. The spate of Boko Haram bombings, budgeting of billions of Naira for the construction of infrastructure of vanity for the presidency, and the recent pardoning of convicted criminals in the same circles as the president would have cleared any doubts about the intentions of the Executive arm of this government. The action to take now, is not the writing of lengthy lamentations, or tweeting of rants on Twitter, or even hitting the streets to protest a la "Ocuppy Nigeria", but to abide by the lawful, orderly, and Constitutional means of dealing with such matters: We must impeach the president. We are left with no alternative. It is only citizens who have not read the Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria that are not aware of their lawful right to serve their Senators orders, including those requesting for the impeachment of the President. In a case whereby Senators heed not to such a request by the electorate of their Senatorial District, Section 69 of the Constitution enables them to be removed and replaced with those more keen to do as told. If you want change, it begins with writing out, printing, or filling the relevant information ( Your address, Date, Senatorial District address of the Senator representing the District where you registered as a voter, Senator's name, Your name, and the VIN on your Voters' Card). Submit to the Senatorial District Office, and start meeting, and lobbying within whatever interest group, union, or association you belong to to get as many as two thirds of registered voters in Nigeria involved too. You may also edit as you deem fit, print, and share to fellow citizens who may not have access to the internet. Thank you. |
kaorama: Dont know how some brainless nairalanders can beleive this and are already talking rubbish. ACN and CPC will soon be exposed. They are doing everything to paint GEJ black and win sympathy of some feeble Nigerians.same way gej won sympathy with independence day bomb blast, boko haram and "I had no shoes" |
Chaz B posted this on facebook wall some hours ago Dear friends,family and fans, guard your heart with all diligence for out of it flow the issues of life.From comments on this post, it is obvious his show will lose listeners http://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10151513603036812&id=691446811&refid=17 |
Buhari was NOT at this particular meeting ITbomb: People need to understand that it is not the FG as per Executive arm of government that single handedly gave the pardon . |
Below are pictures of the ones stuffed with dirt. Note: This is only at mile 2 bus stop Source: http://www.watchinglagos.com/2013/03/drainage-dead-on-arrival-1-attention_6.html
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Pictures below are from drainages of the newly expanded Badagry expressway, mile 2 bus stop. The outlet meant for water has been taken over by sand and refuse. We call on the relevant agency to clear this and all others on that corridor but the rain comes with full force. Below is the size of the drainage
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Jonathan Must Pay By Olugu Olugu Orji Posted: March 5, 2013 - 13:53 By Olugu Olugu Orji Judging from the frenzy of politics-related activities lately, one would think 2015 was just around the corner. But then, it has to be so since political power secures unfettered access to the almost limitless privileges public office affords. Obasanjo dubbed it a ‘do-or-die’ affair. You don’t get more accurate than that. Ordinarily, I should by now be positioning myself strategically for what is ahead. As an enlightened stakeholder in Nigeria’s confectionery business (or is it project?), I deserve a commensurate piece of the nebulous national cake! Sadly, this is one luxury I can barely afford at the moment. And the reason is simple, though grave: I have yet to balance the books for 2011. There’s a huge debt that remains embarrassingly outstanding, and until it is cleared, I’ll consider the issue of 2015 and those peddling it as irritant distractions. I became eligible to vote in the 1983 general elections. With regards to presidential elections and with the notable exception of June 12 1993, I have never voted for a winning candidate. And I’ve never voted an incumbent. I state these as facts for which I feel neither shame nor regret. This trend remained intact until the last presidential polls of April 16 2011. Two weeks before this date, precisely on the day the National Assembly polls held, something happened in my polling unit that compelled me to begin to give the candidature of the then President more than a passing glance. I use the word ‘compelled’ advisedly because I had to employ plenty of reverse logic and cognitive dissonance to bring myself to the point where I even started toying with the idea of opting for ‘a breath of fresh air.’ In that two weeks window, a diagnosis of schizophrenia would have been definitive for me. Though the rains were already coming, so edgy was I that I pretended not to notice coloured umbrellas! As intense as my psychological state was, the worst was yet ahead. On Wednesday 13th April 2011, I left Abuja on a journey that took me to Anambra and Edo States for two funerals. By the time I returned to Abuja 72 hours later on Friday, I had spent at least 36 hours on the road with little sleep and scant digestion. By 6pm on D-day, I was already up to ‘travel’ to cast my vote: no thanks to Jega’s data capture snafu. I had woken with abdominal discomfort, which my wife immediately noticed. If on account of my state I had aborted my ‘electoral journey,’ it would have made all the sense. But at this time, I was deliberately suppressing many of my senses, so when my missus craved assurance that I was up to it, I calmly dismissed her mounting sense of alarm. But I’d lied to her, because even half-way on my over 10 km journey, I seriously contemplated turning back. Stubbornly though, I ploughed on. I had to leave my car about a kilometre from the polling point and how I managed to trek the distance remains a mystery to me. For the nine odd hours I spent in that polling unit, I remember very little. What I do recall is being accredited, laying on the grassy turf for most of the time, and voting at some point. So excruciating were the pains I actually thought I’d ruptured my appendix. That I was able to drive myself back home that fateful day is the very stuff of the miraculous. And all these because I insisted on voting for Goodluck Ebele Jonathan; though it was more like voting PDP since his name wasn’t actually on the ballot. I have found time since surviving that ordeal to attempt reconstructing the events of that scary day and I have tried to justify the monumental risks I undertook just to secure the destiny of another man. What if I had expired that day? What would my missus have offered as explanation to my Ohafia kith and kin? And what would I have died for? I voted Jonathan because I believed he would stay true to his promise to change the course of things in Nigeria. I believed he would fight corruption by rewarding good and punishing evil. He gave this impression that it wasn’t going to be business as usual, and I believed him; or more appropriately, willed myself to. I’ve since summed up the psychological, emotional, physical and spiritual cost of what I did on Saturday 16th April 2011, and the amount is truly hefty. But then, Jonathan is credit-worthy and there’s no doubt he can pay. He must pay. I kept my side of the bargain, now he must keep his. Until that happens, I counsel all 2015 political proselytizers to direct their crusade elsewhere. I have debts to collect. I have books to balance. Olugu Olugu Orji mnia |
Action governor working even on a Sunday. The only time we heard Goodluck worked on Sunday was when he approved Justice Salami's suspension |
Earlier in the year we reported that FERMA started the patching of some bad portion of oshodi expressway and people condemned the FG for abandoning the rebuilding which Julius Berger started and stopped. However it has been noticed that Julius Berger plc has returned to the road to continue from where they stopped, whether it would be the whole stretch of the road which is already in bad shape, or just for another short distance, time will tell. They initially stopped at Sanya and resumed from the service lane from Sanya, they are currently at Ijesha bus stop http://www.watchinglagos.com/2013/02/juliu-berger-resumes-work-on-apapa.html
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Reno and other GEJ media guys are just out to justify their pay. I remember Abati's epistle some weeks ago ![]() |
I read an article titled "Not every northerner is a trouble maker by someone who served in the north, article is long but below are some key points NOT EVERY NORTHERNER IS HAUSA AND NOT EVERY NORTHERNER IS A TROUBLE MAKER! I NEVER NEEDED AN ALARM CLOCK TO WAKE-UP BY 5! WHO’S IN CHARGE OF TAXIS? VIGILS! CONCLUSIONsource: http://www.ekekeee.com/not-every-northerner-is-a-trouble-maker-a-youth-corpers-diary-by-elekwa-ochie/ |
pheesayor: Good day everyone and happy valentines day. I need tips on how to fast this lent season and stay pure,I haven't done this before and I need to |
Good day everyone and happy valentines day. I need tips on how to fast this lent season and stay pure,I haven't done this before and I need to |
My galaxy tab p3100 running official jb4.1.1 reboots when I multitask, what might be the cause? It gets worse with Google Chrome |
The former minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nasir el-Rufai has disclosed in his recently launched book, ‘The Accidental Public Servant‘ that the third term project said to have been pursued by former president Olusegun Obasanjo was fought to a halt by Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).Source: Ynaija |
Philolos: What apology? The so-called Governor, Chime, should be the one apologizing to both his constituents and the media. What nonsense. OP, if you have a job, try disappearing for a week talk less of months and see if your sorry behind still has a job. Just give it a try, even as a prank. |
fynegurl: The solution is not moving them away from the spot but adressing the likely cause of the fire. I was born and bred in festac and that suya spot in well known. Why hasn't bn any fire harzard until now? Am sure somethg went wrong somewherethe fire is not the problem, it is just an opportunity. The health hazard their suya spot causes have made residents complain over the years. Their large numbers also constituted nuisance until the Okada ban sent majority of them packing |
bocin500: Kai!....see my 'backyard'(as we fondly called it then).....People quickly shut their windows before it could affect the curtains |
oyb: I buy oranges there every other night. I was wondering what had happened.bros na Festac u dey? The shops around there have been marked for demolition, our fear now is the shops will donate money to government and they will let them be. The residents are insisting they must leave though because the land was illegally taken from us during military rule and now is the time to claim it back |
bocin500: Kai!....see my 'backyard'(as we fondly called it then).....you once stayed in that close? What block? |
PDP calls Fashola a failure? Roflmao ![]() |
The shop and others around that area have been marked by the state government, maybe they will demolish them, and time will tell. |
It was few minutes before 6 am yesterday morning when we heard the scream of "fire", I was on the balcony polishing my shoe and getting ready for work. I looked behind and saw the fire, quickly everyone rushed downstairs for safety, guys in hood were already out arranging soapy water. I went quickly dashed to the Festac Fire station with a friend, some peeps were there already so together we were able to get them to respond swiftly. By the time they got there the residents has reduced the fire. Federal fire service weren't so eager to to work before they didn't have enough water. Boys in the hood continued with soapy water, some others were using sewage water from the nearby underground drainage. By the time the fire was put off, damage had been done, hundred of thousands of naira from the previous day's sales and savings completely burnt, nearby NET pharmacy also partly affected. Lagos fire service arrived about 40 mins after the fire started (I personally called 767), no life was lost as the hausas were in the mosque on the other side of the road observing morning prayers when it started. However the owner, Alhaji Biu fainted immediately and was rushed to the hospital. The festac 2nd gate suya spot is known by everyone who grew up in festac as they have been in business there for over 20 years living peacefully with the residents of 22 rd A close in Festac, this fire incident however has made majority of the residents insist that they won't operate there anymore, but for timely intervention it would have spread into flats, some have suggested they move to the other side of the road, beside 2nd gate market.
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GenBuhari: Assuming Buhari is head of the new party? |
Before Bakare said it we already knew, " CAN saying all these now simply confirms what we've been saying. Laughing to a tweet doesn't necessarily mean an endorsement to that tweet |
pheesayor: Good day peeps, watching dstv or any other satellite tv on my Samsung galaxy tab, any possibility? |
Good day peeps, watching dstv or any other satellite tv on my Samsung galaxy tab, any possibility? |
Some emergency activist DID NOT leave the PDP until they failed to get what they wanted. Being frustrated doesn’t make you a progressive!When El-rufai was in the PDP, he was a performer, ask Abuja residents They claim to be critics but their intolerance comes to light when others criticize them as their paid social media activists go on overdrive to attack you.If there's no crack in the wall, the lizard will not be able to gain entry. If the government is meeting the yearnings of the people then those being referred to above won't have anything tangible to say and even if they do, the masses will simply ignore them but in the normal Abati/Okupe/Omokri pattern, they are out to discredit and attack their person instead of tackling them with facts and figures Patriots don’t wait until they are out of power before speaking the truth. Truth is constant. It doesn’t become truth only when you lose out.Reno himself escapes from saying the truth except it favours the FG, there are many instances of this on twitter |
coming back with my comments on this, Oby's confrontation might have seriously shaken the GEJ camp |
Some emergency activist DID NOT leave the PDP until they failed to get what they wanted. Being frustrated doesn’t make you a progressive! Their narcissism is evident when they make an article that probably refers to them in passing all about them. Their vanity is evident when they criticize everything in government and the past as bad except what they achieved. They claim to be critics but their intolerance comes to light when others criticize them as their paid social media activists go on overdrive to attack you. They know what they are doing to the future of youths desperate for attention. Their own children are there but won’t be used for such attacks. Look at the Timelines of their kids and that of their paid attack dogs. They reserve slave work for their hired hands and the honorable for their kids After sending other people’s kids on blasphemous errands they shift the blame on them when the stuff hits the fan. Those kids blinded by acceptance they may never have gotten at home don’t realize their futures are tainted by the voice of Jacob and hand of Esau show they put up. They use desperate for attention kids to insult religious leaders/political enemies while their own kids show respect in preparation for honorable future roles. Watch their language out of power. It is so intemperate that the unbiased objective bystander wonders what they will do if given power. Why wait until they lost out in power to come and say the ‘truth’? Patriots don’t wait until they are out of power before speaking the truth. Truth is constant. It doesn’t become truth only when you lose out. Omokri is Special assistant to the President on New Media. He can be reached at @renoomokri http://citizensplatform.net/2013/02/observations-questions-for-todays-emergency-activists-by-reno-omokri/ |
baba dey: The end justifies the means always,you need to hear from his mates who went to university of ibadan with him,who he really was. He graduated from UI with a 3rd class,wasn't the brightest @ all then but was known for his fearless,selfless protests he started,per took. The first protest/riot that ever happened started by him and *forgotten his partner name*. They protested,when a full chicken that was meant for two was now meant for 6,7 or so sha. He is also the originator and initiator of the first fraternity but was for a good cause( helping each other academically,anything relating to studies),he was just like an activist,freedom fighter then but wasn't that a prowess academically. It was when he went to England,he restructured,refashioned himself and came out with a first class. So if you think he was born genius have a rethink.Please don't mis-educate us. He was a bright student, a dull person couldn't have started the pyrates confraternity which other confraternities are trying to emulate . His fearless attitude made the authorities witch haunt him hereby making him graduate with a third class degree which he rubbished when he went to study abroad. |
Which of the cables will work for a Samsung galaxy tab p3100? |
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