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whatlyf: The guy banned me for ONE MONTH...It's ridiculous. He must be following orders from his paymasters. What's even more absurd is how they ignore reported posts that pander to their inclinations. |
whatlyf: The guy banned me for ONE MONTH...It's ridiculous. He must be following orders from his paymasters. What's even more absurd is how they ignore reported posts that pander to their inclinations. |
Keneking: Rawani - Seun has deleted our 'like' button. I would have just clicked the right buttonIt's back now and i've reciprocated the intended gesture. ![]() |
AlfaSeltzer: INNOSON should aim to be competing with Toyota instead of roadside mechanics. ![]() |
datribune: Every time, every fu**ing time I see dis Otuoke clown, d question dat comes to my mind is how did dis clown become president of Nigeria?. |
[size=13pt]This is the most ignorant, dishonest and deceitful statement i've read in years. w
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saaedlee: Why won't they berate him? At times I marvel @ d stupidity of campaign managers.Completely tasteless campaign ad for a completely incompetent president. |
[size=13pt]This picture is fake, from a Canadian news website. Don't ruin the thread.[/size]
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[img]http://2.bp..com/-eIUUDYP1c98/VA9BHh9b1yI/AAAAAAADgbw/p-8IMifazb0/s1600/bringbackgoodluck.png[/img] It was the social media campaign of the year. #BringBackOurGirls awoke the world to the ravages of Boko Haram, an al-Qaeda-linked terror group in Nigeria, and the plight of the millions of people who live in the midst of their insurgency. At the heart of the message were hundreds of missing schoolgirls, abducted in April from the remote village of Chibok by Boko Haram fighters, who vowed to make them into slaves. The #BringBackOurGirls hashtag channeled both sympathy from abroad and local outrage and concern in Nigeria, with many angry at the government of President Goodluck Jonathan for being unable to free the captured women. But four months later, the girls have yet to be brought back despite the efforts of the Nigerian military as well as U.S. counter-terrorism forces deployed in neighboring Chad. More than 200 girls remain missing in suspected Boko Haram captivity. Others have perished from snakebite, illness and deprivation in the wild. Boko Haram itself has continued its slaughter this summer, and seized more territory in the country's restive northeast. Over the weekend, it stormed towns along Nigeria's border with Cameroon, killing dozens of innocents. Nigerian forces are now fighting Boko Haram in pitched battles around Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state, the main hotbed of Boko Haram's operations. The U.N. reports that at least 1.5 million people have been displaced by the conflict since Jonathan's government declared a state of emergency in May. But the gravity of the moment hasn't stopped some in Nigeria from appropriating the tragic hashtag for rather cynical purposes. Banners emerged in the capital Abuja over the weekend showing Jonathan alongside a new slogan: #BringBackGoodluck2015. The campaign appears to be the work of supporters of the president, keen for his reelection in presidential polls next February. It's not clear whether Jonathan has officially endorsed the new hashtag, but its seeming ubiquity suggests that he is not opposed to it. While #BringBackOurGirls was just a brief cause celebre in the West — a passing moment to get morally exercised and then move on — it had a deeper meaning in Nigeria. It echoed the larger frustrations of a society that has little faith in its political leadership, is fed up with endemic corruption and wants genuine reform and better governance. Jonathan blamed activists espousing the hashtag for "politicizing" the crisis. Boko Haram is a fanatical, murderous outfit, but its insurgency gained sway in a region that has been historically marginalized and neglected by Nigeria's central government. Jonathan's seeming indifference toward the missing girls hardly helped. In the early stages of the protests, his wife even reportedly had a number of #BringBackOurGirls activists detained. In this context, the new campaign slogan is particularly galling. Jonathan has not brought back the girls, yet his campaign expects Nigeria to bring him back to power. One wonders if it will spawn more rich satire among Nigerians on social media. After all, there's plenty of precedent. SOURCE
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Jellyjust: . Oga read well he didn't say they are going to disclose their sponsors but will comment on various claims by self acclaimed negotiatorsWhat were the claims? |
BlackTechnology: If you have being listening to Sani, you will know that he is one of those that despise the hypocrisy of Northern Nigeria.Of course it's quite difficult (not impossible) to believe that BH would reveal their sponsors, I was pointing out the hypocrisy of asking us to wait for the sect's statement on the issue. Keep in mind however, that there is no smoke without fire. The attempts to discredit the Aussie is akin to throwing away the baby with the bath water. Good to know SAS is now an innocent man in your eyes. |
BlackTechnology: You don't know Sani igbokwesampson: “The government has denied any link with the mediator and I believe the group will make their statement on the issue,” Sani stated.[size=13pt]These Jonathanians think they are smart. [/size] [size=13pt]They say boko haram cannot reveal it's sponsors, yet they ask us to wait and believe their statement about their sponsors. How silly do they think Nigerians are?[/size] |
He has every right to contest, as ours is a party rooted in internal democracy that abhors the arm-twisting and blackmail characteristic of the PDP. However at this crucial time, I believe a Buhari or Kwankwaso candidacy is much more beneficial to the party, if we are to give Jona the much needed bloody nose at the polls next year. |
This is some good campaign material, unlike the m0ron that decided to mock the kidnapped girls with his #bringbackjonathan campaign. |
DecemberIV: I see bitter hypocrites on this thread whose only genuine grouse with barcanista is that he is supporting a northerner, not knowing he is supporting good governance without ethno-religious bias, which has earned him a lot of respect on NL. |
Interesting thread. |
It will be a miracle if Jonathan does not eventually end up in jail. He is increasingly showing so much indiscretion and bias with regard to handling this BH conspiracy that he is becoming like the proverbial fly that will follow the corpse to the grave (i.e follow Ihejirika/SAS to the ICC). |
anag0900: most Igbo e-tribalist here, apart from their deep hate and unexposure. they are also chronic liars, one even call us bloody civilians and he is a secret service agent browsing the internet from a copter approaching Benin from Oshogbo. another one owns world class laboratories and pharmacies nationwide, till we uncover the loser to be a low lifer. the shame no let dozzybaba post for nairaland again. customized13 self na another Lagos billionaire till the Yoruba insurgencies unveil the slum dwelling mongrel.[size=13pt]*falls inside wheelbarrow*[/size] ![]() |
Such a disgrace, later they will tell you they are 'light years' ahead of Japan. What a mess, empty chestbeaters! |
Konmight: [b]My advise Bro,Well Said. |
RockMaxi: This is another set up to rubbish our security system and our totality as a nation.You beat me to it. There is no plausible motive for a random Nigerian to launch any biochemical attack on an American air marshall, there are better ways for the average Nigerian to air out his anger without risking his life in an airport he probably cannot afford to fly out of. It would also be silly to tag it as BH when they would sooner detonate a bomb for maximum casualties instead of 'chuking needle' in one over-pampered American. I smell a rat. |
adconline: Could you glean some numbers those "projected" but not actual figures to support your argument that education doesn't matter or what? Benchmark for comparison is JAMB and WAEC. He has been governor for 7 years and it takes 6 yrs to train students from JSS1 to SS3..I now see why barcanista said you are not very bright. Have you answered my question? |
mack111: Ali Modu Sheriff has nt been proven guilty of associating with d Boko Haram sect, neither did he concur with d claims/allegation. As far as we re concerned, he is still a suspect nt until proven guilty... Do not find fault/criticise d president for going on an official trip with d senator. If this man has been proven guilty, i'm 100% sure Mr President wouldn't proceed with d official trip. My point is, d president has done nothing wrong nd if u decide to be belligerent towards him for other reasons whatsoever, it will be understandable, but not for this official trip to SA with Ali Modu Sheriff.Do you realize all that chumminess displayed by GJ to SAS in those pictures is very loud body language, which could hamper any investigations on the mans activities with BH? The DSS statement is no surprise as SAS, GEJ, PDP and BH are all component parts of an evil conspiracy. |
Kwankwaso is a visionary working on taking Kano State to the top rung of the education ladder. If you want to see how, see [url=https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CCYQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.esspin.org%2Freports%2Fdownload%2F11-file-1247761562-kano_education.pdf&ei=9ZYOVOqBPM3daOTAgZAB&usg=AFQjCNE-D2hXrSw3mmJOBgeO1AXhvzOmpA&sig2=iyKZE3KbyVrb4OgoOVYVJw]here.[/url]
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adconline: [s]You have to send them to Nursery and primary schools first before you talk about miracle centers..Answer my question, and quit deluding yourself with basic arithmetic, any half-educated person knows to reference sources when statistics are presented. |
barcanista: You are not smart along with the 6ppl that liked your foolish comment. Education is not a "quick fix" but a long term project. Its better to have little number of LEGITIMATE successes than majority illegitimate successes. Not everyone is a product of Special Centers like yourself.Empty barrels always make the loudest noise. Of what use is a certificate that cannot be trusted? I see we are after that early worm today |
adconline: It's either you're arithmetically challenged to see the huge difference in number of kids going to school in Kano vs number of kids going to school in Anambra-- or maybe you are a beneficiary of the status quo- deny them education! Niaija has one of the highest child illiteracy rates in the world- all thanks to this type of ur denial.[size=13pt]You forgot to mention the almost 500 miracle exam centers closed down in Anambra after the exams and before these results were released. What percentage of those 34,000 passes would you estimate are fraudulent considering the huge proportion of these miracle centers? Don't forget your eraser.[/size]
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OlusolaWarrior: [size=14pt]“Asari Dokubo talks loosely but Jonathan is not intelligent enough to know.[/size] |
NaLaugh: i don't know how i feel about this, but if it is indeed restricted to unmanned drone strikes, then... Light em' up!The US never invests its resources where it does not profit. Expect the boots of those yanks soon after the initial pretence of remote operations. |
So Emefiele is the latest tool in the hands of the PDP? What happened to the Independence of INEC? |
tit: Do you need a hug?Don't derail the thread madam, not thirsty thank you. |
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