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Frederick John Dealtry Lugard, 1st Baron Lugard GCMG, CB, DSO, PC (22 January 1858 – 11 April 1945), known as Sir Frederick Lugard between 1901 and 1928, was a British soldier, mercenary, explorer of Africa and colonial administrator, who was Governor of Hong Kong (1907–1912) and Governor-General of Nigeria (1914–1919). He who knows not where he comes from cannot tell where he is going.
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Power is truly transient. "One Mr. Tambuwal" is now Governor-elect Tambuwal, while IGP Suleiman Abba is now "One Mr. Sule". Be kind to everyone on the way up; you’ll meet the same people on the way down. - Wilson Miznor |
Octaves:Kindly furnish us with details (names, position) of this allegation if you know what you're saying. |
lestat:What's your opinion on Igbo hatred towards the North? |
Sweetguy25:State here clearly when he did that before if you know what you're saying. |
Not surprising, this is what happens when faced with an uncertain future, which Ndigbo should have considered before going all gears and pistons with an unrivaled campaign of hate and character assassination. Besides I don't think fura drinking old certificateless terrorists know anything about building Niger bridges or constructing roads, so Ndigbo stuff your requests deep inside where the sun don't shine. |
Let's take a minute to remember this is a party that boasted of ruling for the next 60 years, now whining about little victories and being bullied - while still in power. By the way ignore the Ekiti veil, Sekibo was really referring to the globally condemned Rivers state elections, he knows no sane tribunal dare pronounce it as free and fair in light of the paralyzing evidence available. |
okosodo:Do you fear northerners or what exactly have they done to you? Try to be objective. |
I think they have looked front, back, and side-to-side and cannot see how Jonathan's presidency benefited the region apart from the appalling enrichment of a few cronies. They must have also realized that their tacit endorsement of Dokubo's rants against Nigerians have exposed them as being arrogant and permissive of impunity as far as their brother is in power. The realization that they cannot be trusted at the center any longer, courtesy of the antics of Edwin Clark et al. must have dawned on them as well, a reality which is worsened by the campaign of hate that was led against the amiable General. Just a fear of reaping sown seeds really... |
Sweetguy25:He had the choice to remain silent, but he chose to endorse excellence regardless of ethnicity. |
They are both progressives who have served this country with remarkable loyalty and commitment, therefore party lines are unsurprisingly disregarded for the greater good of the country and continent. My only regret is that if he is eventually appointed, the country would be deprived of the direct input of this technocrat who led the only successful sector under GEJ's administration. |
Akume and Saraki need to put their ambitions on the back burner. I trust Tinubu/Oyegun on this. That said however, Akume deserves the role as he has been the minority leader in the house for a significant period, and his leadership of the opposition especially during the "take-a-bow" saga has been sterling and exemplary. As for the PDP, dream on. |
It's refreshing to see appointments being considered on the basis of competence, Fashola's dynamism, David-west's experience, Idika's exposure and Akeredolu's expertise will undoubtedly inject fresh vigour into our moribund public sector. |
The N2tr figure is just about $10b - half the amount of money allegedly missing from the NNPC ($20b). So what's the fuss? Jonathan probably spent even more. |
crownprince102:They're consumed by the fear of reaping what they have sown. |
Classic Fulani beauty. Can we have her on the N2,000 note please? |
It's the shock of defeat, the sting of irrelevance, and the perturbations of an uncertain future. How people can wish gloom and doom for the same country they inhabit is not as surprising considering one of the greatest acts of human s.tupidity historically is cutting one's nose to spite his own face. |
Its now getting clearer that these people are their own worst enemies. A logical argument would be to encourage the authorities to go after other identified corrupt elements in similar fashion, not asking it to swallow its own vomit. |
Are Ekiti indigenes cut from a different cloth from other S'Westerners? It's puzzling that they support impunity and lawlessness with such myopic vigour that blinds them to the fact that they are holding the short end of the stick. Time will tell. |
This should have been made a campaign issue to force the law to be repealed. However with enough social media awareness, it can still be achieved. #LeaveMyOrgansAlone |
Dangote is a career industrialist, entrepreneur and risk taker. However it's highly unlikely he will choose to be partisan and risk his enviable achievements, reputation and business concerns for Nigerian presidential politics, especially considering the mud slinging and character assassination that comes with it. When his 650,000 bpd (world's largest) refinery is completed in 2017 in Lagos, he would have contributed more to our petroleum industry than many Presidents in the recent past. The PDP must be shaking in confused panic to consider a career industrialist with no political history as the party's messiah, I thought they actually had a rebound strategy (apart from attacks before the President is sworn in) judging from the way their supporters have been making noise here. |
Only the gullible can be deceived...
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Why are TANoids screaming blue murder at the N2tr figure which is just about $10b - half the amount of money allegedly missing from the NNPC ($20b). So what's the fuss? Jonathan probably spent even more. |
Regardless of the IMF'S checkered history, fuel subsidy programs are incubation centers for corruption (at least in the Nigerian context) and should be completely scrapped. Studies have shown the actual end user cost of petrol in Nigeria to be N35/litre . Petroleum subsidy in Nigeria is simply a scam. |
No doubters without basis or justification can deny Nigerians the sterling leadership the red-capped engineer offers. Engr. Kwankwaso should be more useful as Minister of Works if he agrees to forfeit his time at the Senate. General Buhari has clarified the kinds of technocrats he seeks to work with so I'm sure Kwankwaso has been penned down already. Abuja should not be selfish, the country needs to benefit from this man's excellence. |
The APC is not vindictive party but an accommodating one, unfortunately the outgoing ruling party's campaigns of hatred and ethno-religious division misled some of our eastern brothers, however all hands must be on deck to kickstart the healing process and chart our course towards national development. |
Haven't the recent events in Lagos settled this issue? I think any further feathers raised on this issue is the fault of the Yoruba who still answer those who will not stop talking, despite making a clear point in the last guber polls in the State. |
Being proactive is a recipe for success. OP kindly make the questions bold and use paragraphs for easy reading. |
Brilliant write-up passingshot + egift... GMB has a lot going for him, and I think they're all underlined by his sheer will and strength of character. |
silami: |
I was utterly startled by people dismissively saying Nigeria is not ready for nuclear power, why are we not asking HOW we can get ready for nuclear power, it's an inevitable path we might have to take if we are to achieve our goals for power generation, transmission and distribution considering our capacity needs. We should focus on drawing up a plan of how we could develop or provide the infrastructure, systems, frameworks and change agents that would enable us to seamlessly embed this technology and exploit it safely and effectively. Developed nations utilising nuclear power did not suddenly get "nuclear-ready" by simply flaunting their white skin, but by serious planning, experimentation and mistakes, mistakes which we will not have to repeat with proper planning. |
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