₦airaland Forum

midolian:
you and I know that until now, elections have always bn massively rigged to favour the incumbent..And the corrupt bigwigs in the society hav always had their way until card readers and PVCs were introduced..

+ GEJ's years of misrule opened our eyes..All thanks to him

Imanuelle:
Una nuh dey taya?

emilyone:
They are gradually waking up from their slumber

PDP is dead but yet to be buried

EASY32:
Osikwenike and Obueto communities are also Isoko speaking in same sagbama local Government area of Bayelsa state

literarymathy:
Please educate me more about them if you can or give me a link to read. I've searched online but can't seem to find much.

barcanista:
APC and lies!!!! They will never change at all....


They have started cloning AIT Staff when High Chief Raymond Dokpesi condemned the Buhari ban.

Whether they like it or not, We shall resist decree 2

mcquin:
Nah bro those modafvckers don't need no integration. They need to continuously be marginalised in naija's politics till they grow sense. Even though they are a major ethnic group, they should be marginalised. The Edos, Deltans and Mid-belt deserve more after all the same Igbos say they don't need govt, only business; yes business they have it, so don't give them more.

Igbos want a person that will come begging and licking their ass all day. I heard someone say he'll vote GEJ a million times; I think election for chief-priest in Otuoke is on, he should go vote GEJ there.

efilefun:
Yesterday when i said we should be actually worried about the number of kidnapped girls and not just focus on the chibok girls that had been gone for a year cuz of some people just decide to neglect their jobs and play politics with it, some e-rats were spewing trash around. Just try calculating how many people had been rescued so far and you see how much this outgoing administration had failed woefully in securing the lives of its citizens. I wonder how Jonathan believes he was still going to get votes from that part of Nigeria after neglecting them. Even the 200 thousand votes recorded for GEJ is kano is surely from the under-aged voters and those who were paid to do so.

God bless Nigeria and i hope all those kidnapped will return to their family safely.


You are nothing but a pained loser, you need to get your life together before you "kick the bucket" cuz of hatred. If you are wise enough or you have been using your brain properly why havent you asked your Government why none of all the arrested BH members have been tortured to confess just one of their sponsors This your same GEJ during the May 1st bomb blast in Abuja said it wasnt MEND who carried out the operation cuz they were solidly behind him then, fast forward to 2015 and he's crying around that they wanted him dead.

The simple fact is that GEJ or the person in his government sponsoring them aint ready to spend any dime again in feeding those girls thats why they are being returned home. watched a clip on here earlier and i saw the insurgence running away, which actually reminded of of GEJ's statement when he was being asked about BH on CNN or so, he said they will run out of the country to maybe neighboring countries and we all seeing that happen right now.

Gbawe:
Dr.Ikedife has nothing to fear. Buhari is a fair and principled man. There is nothing in his character that would allow him to marginalise or mistreat any ethnic group . In fact I suspect Buhari will be especially good to the Igbos because the General realises that old wounds must heal if Nigeria is to get the best out of all her citizens.

The truth is that Igbos can become very fond of and supportive of Buhari, despite their electoral rejection of him, if the General leads all corners of Nigeria well and assist the completion of projects important to the Igbos that the cynical and self-serving GEJ never bothered with. I think Buhari will actually go out of his way to respect and assist Igbos. I would personally, if president, because leaders must always rise above shallow sentiments to unite those they lead and foster the development of reconciliation, inclusion and peaceful coexistence that delivers socio-economic development Of a people. A Nigeria consisting of ethnic groups primed to fight and resist each other always is not good for the prospect of a great Nigeria.

write2obi:
White Hell no, there are other cool colors and designs

omonnakoda:
They are called briefs and they are very much around.

It is not childish it is just out of fashion NOW in some groups/countries but are still very popular in some groups and countries. Arguably at the time when it was fashionable in Nigeria men were harder and more manly.

As we all know fashion often turns full circle so it could make a comeback in Nigeria.

chukwudi44:
Well since you survived "the clueless one" government, I guess I would emulate you and live with the Daura President

Sweetguy25:
there are quite a few of them:

Lopsided PVC distribution;
Use of under aged voters;
Non usage of card readers in many areas;

Those are the ones i can remember

chukwudi44:
Until then. I know Buhari us a dullard but I still don't think he is stupid enough to school scrap the amnesty program

voltron:
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Better yet, order your perfumes direct from Amazon or Essenza, Montainge Place. reputable shops

Billyonaire:
We will provide a formidable opposition, as should be to the retards that have found their way to Aso Rock through rigging aided by Jega. We are waiting for May 29. Make no mistakes, it will NOT be emotional, it will be the most tacit, evidential and factual opposition in the history of Nigeria. Because we are more educated, more experienced and more matured-minded.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. All hail the newest children of multiple anger in town, Towncriers I of Africa.

Jarus:
I have always said that anyone who says Sanusi is a BH sponsor needs a brain transplant.

I stand by that.

hamilton62:
You doubt the credibility of the soldiers and you expect me to concur with Aljazera?
No! I won't.
They were accredited by INEC, yes.
For the activities of the military on the insurgent at sensitive places or Electoral activity?

Hahahahahah... Cooked lies can never be a truth.
Remember, the soldiers tailed them for long before the hotel-room arrest.
Why didn't CNN, Channels find themselves in surge discord with the soldiers?
The truth is that you have no confidence in the soldiers so nothing I say will be affirmed by you but I want other readers to sincerely answer the questions above and they will know who is telling the truth.
The earlier we start running away from all these foreigner's easy meddling with our activities like they are we, the better we thrive as a country.

hamilton62:
Is Aljazera Nigeria media that the should step into the country and in very sensitive areas without clearance?
My brother, they even know that... The sovereignty of any country is respected and things done the rightful way, even military does talk more of media when it concerns another country...
Remember, AIT is indigenous just as FOX that lambasted Obama.
Sent AIT to America or Aljazera to America without due clearance.
I stand to analyze all these as a true Nigerian without being baised. If anyone errs, say it or don't ever complain about any ill in this country when it affects you.
If it were GMB will Aljazera journalist been released by now?
It's insulting to Nigeria from Aljazera...
How will you feel about a 3rd party try to know what's happening in your family without your approval as a man?
Was BBC not in Nigeria covering Nigeria electoral activities even before time and why weren't they arrested?
Let's argue because we want Nigeria to go forward and not partisan actions.
Thanks.

Two Al Jazeera journalists covering the upcoming Nigerian presidential elections have been detained by government forces in the city of Maiduguri in Borno state.
Ahmed Idris and Ali Mustafa, both Nigerian nationals, remain confined in their hotel room and their equipment confiscated after being questioned by the military officials on Tuesday.
The Nigerian military has said that the journalists were operating without "protection, accreditation or due clearance", and confirmed that the two journalists remain officially detained until further notice.
The two journalists were detained while reporting on the Nigerian forces fighting armed group Boko Haram as part of Al Jazeera's special coverage on the upcoming elections.
Al Jazeera has demanded the release of two of its journalists "without conditions".
The network said that both Idris and Mustafa are officially accredited by the Independent Electoral Commission in Abuja with the clearance to report from anywhere in Nigeria during the entire election period.
"We call on the Nigerian authorities to release Ahmed Idris and Ali Mustafa; they have all the relevant paperwork to report on the Nigerian elections and stories related to the election", an Al Jazeera spokesman said in a statement on Wednesday.
"Both men had just finished filming a story on the military with their cooperation. Both men are accredited and respected Nigerian journalists", the statement read.
The military statement also said that both men were said to be 'loitering' in various locations, however they were actually detained in their hotel rooms.
Their detainment drew condemnation from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
"Nigerian authorities and the military should understand that the credibility of the election is dependent in large part on the media, both local and foreign, being allowed to report freely," said Peter Nkanga, CPJ's West Africa representative.
"We call on the military to release Ahmed Idris and Mustafa Ali from their hotel, return their camera, and allow every journalist the freedom to document the electoral process before, during, and after the vote."

After spending 10 days in house of arrest in their hotel room, the two Al Jazeera journalists, detained by the Nigerian military for allegedly loitering around areas of operations, regained their freedom in the early hours of Saturday.

The release of the two journalists, Ahmed Idris and Ali Mustapha, who had been detained in Maiduguri, Borno State, was said to have been ordered by the military.

It would be recalled that the Defence Headquarters spokesperson, Chris Olukolade, had in a statement, claimed that the duo were moving around restricted areas in Yobe and Borno states without accreditation.

Subsequently, the two journalists sued the Nigerian Army challenging their detention, an action which had been condemned by Nigerian and international civic groups.

They were represented by Lagos-based legal practitioner and human rights activists, Femi Falana.

Falana, however, sought a declaration that the arrest and detention by the military were illegal, unconstitutional, and violated their right to personal liberty guaranteed by Section 34, 35 and 41 of the constitution and Article 5, 6 and 12 of the African Charter on Human and peoples’ Right Act.

He also sought an order directing the military and the Chief of Army Staff, Kenneth Minimah, to release the journalists from military custody immediately.

It is believed that the decision of the journalists to approach the court was responsible for their release.

Following the detention of these journalists, the management of Al Jazeera demanded their immediate release, claiming they had full accreditation from the Nigerian authorities.

Ilekeh:
Sorry o. The only way to beat Buhari si to drink poison. Crying won't help.

politricks:
I hate to say this but i think some people are architect of their misfortune because i see know reason smuggling drugs into asia when you know its automatic death if caught. If they were caught there and sentenced to death, we would start saying their law is barbaric. All i know is, i will make it in Nigeria by the grace of GOD. Kudos to NDLEA for this.

hamilton62:
Sincerely are you sane?
I asked a question, because the above is telling me that you don't understand what democracy is.
Before you misunderstand and start cursing because that seems the norm here nowadays: my question has only 2 types of Answers (Yes or No) anything more than 1 of the answers shows that you didn't even understand the thread talk more of quoting others.
Thanks.

anonimi:
Did you wonder about the fights Fayemi & his wife had in the multi-billion naira bedroom of Ekiti state house also

SuperSuave:
I didn't read the thrash cos I know its full of hate speech. That man is a doubting Thomas, he still doesn't believe change is here, well he shall see it with his own eyes oniranu oshi