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With the look of things Goodluck Jonathan is receiving wide acceptance and i'm seeing a situation where come 2011 he might be running for President of The FRN!

Would you support Jonathan continuing in office come 2011

@Ikengawo,

None of those accomplishment was initiated by the present administration, Yar'adull just wasted 3yrs for 150m people, some of what you listed was initiated by Obasanjo, while others by Governor's that are not under PDP.

I agree with the OP and hopefully GJ helps turn things around!

We love life in Nigeria and they can never pass such a bill, even if 90% of our budget is embezzled

mikeansy:
Otawa

Pls who is the upright person in your view?

Ottawa has lost faith in Nigeria!

unfortunately that list doesnt make sense to me, Sahara just wants to report something, i can also guess what portfolio goes to who

becommrich,

Do u know that corruption is like a disease that spreads, if 25% are corrupt it doesnt mean the remaining cant be corrupted also. even small kids in Nigeria now are showing traits showing accepatance of corruption.

Now i dont agree maps can help reduce corruption, we need laws such as capital punishment for corrupt officers before we can eliminate it

@ Otawa, calm down let him first get rid of Ibori and those ex-ministers that cleared the accounts when Yar'adua was away

One thing that bothers me is after 2011 will Ribadu have to leave the country again, cos they might be after him again once GJ is out

Nuhu Ribadu, the former chief of Nigeria's anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has accepted an offer from Acting President Goodluck Jonathan, to be his special adviser on anti-corruption, good governance and sundry matters.

Presidency sources said at the weekend that Mr. Ribadu is expected to resume "in a matter of weeks" in Abuja. As part of his remit, Mr. Ribadu will be the presidential anchorman supervising the broad anti-corruption platform of the country which includes his former agency, the EFCC; the ICPC; the Code of Conduct Bureau and other related agencies.

He's back

Mr. Ribadu confirmed this in a telephone interview with NEXT at the weekend.

"Frankly I don't want to be drawn into any political discussion," he said. "But let me say it is true that I have been contacted. I also think it is only honest to say that Acting President Jonathan appears to have a keen understanding of the cogent priorities facing our nation which is currently teetering on the brink of disaster. It is probably right to also say he is taking the right steps on those critical priorities. For this reason, I believe it is the moral duty of Nigerians to support all efforts to save our country."

Read More: http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5549547-146/the_return_of_ribadu__.csp

you have to be a SAN to be Minister of Justice

chosen04:
Thanks for providing the link to that "aturu"

It shows the kind of newspaper you rely on!

i'm done with u chosen04 you live in your own world, wish you all the best!

chosen04:
Simple question u cant answer!!. Its not your Problem, cant a malu rearer like you can believe anything once your Imam and sultan is involved?,

He is no longer Playing with children, playing games, jogging, training. Its now shaking hands!!!!. These malu brained gooferians(Rebranded inclusive) can never stop to reason that they are not dealing with Kids but grown ups.

What will these malu brained begins tell us 2morrow? He can now recognise his" LATE ELDER BROTHER" i guess

You are hopeless for believing this trash

I dont think you are ok!, you keep quoting comments made by NL members as jokes, no newspaper ever mentioned that Yar'adua was playing with children or playing games etc,

I leave you to your twisted thinking

chosen04:
The imam never said he spoke. Did he? Is he now recovering in this HANDs but 'DUMB in the mouth?'.

Its obvious, you ability to decode lies and made up stories is ZERO!!!!

Ok so now he didnt move like a robot again, you have finally read the article
Pls read threads well before you make senseless comments and attack people

Dont mind them jare!

chosen04:
^^^^^^And raising of hands like a remote controlled ROBOT is a sign of getting better? Pls think!!!!

Smartass there is no place in the news article that said he raised hands like a remote controlled robot, i believe you can read now!

As negative as you may be, what  gives you the impression the man is not recovering

WHy think one way, wat if he actually saw him, and the guy is getting better

The Acting President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, has warned the Libyan leader, Colonel Muammar Ghadafi, against what he termed undiplomatic utterances on Nigeria, just as he received the President of Liberia, Mrs Elleen Johnson Sirleaf, on a mission to facilitate a rapprochement between the two countries.

The Liberian leader was at the State House in Abuja, on Wednesday, with two special envoys from the Libyan leader for a meeting with the acting president for the purpose of establishing a rapport between the countries following recent negative pronouncements by Ghadafi on the unity of Nigeria.

The envoys dispatched by Ghadafi included the Secretary General of World Islamic Call Society, based in Tripoli, Mr. Muhammed A. Sherif and Mr. Rafa Al-Madani, the Executive Secretary, Forum for Arab-African, a non-governmental organisation, also based in Tripoli and three Libyan Embassy staff in Nigeria.

The Special Assistant to the acting president on media, Mr. Ima Niboro, who spoke with State House correspondents after the meeting, said Dr. Jonathan “made it abundantly clear that all leaders should be diplomatic in their comments about other nations.”

According to him, the acting president made the Libyan leader to understand that “there are certain kind of statements that you can make that can substantially ruffle feathers in other nations. So, he actually said that there should be an effort from all other leaders to be a little circumspect over the affairs of other nations.”

While responding to a question on whether Ghadafi regretted his utterances, the spokesman noted that they were in the country to talk about the issues saying “it is a process that continues. These are extensive diplomatic matters and it t is not a one day thing. They are here to talk about the matter. It is not a one off thing.”

He remarked that the process initiated by the Liberian leader was to reinstate African unity, pull them together as brothers and to move ahead, revealing that such meetings would continue between the two countries until they were able to resolve all issues

Source: http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/3445-jonathan-warns-ghadafi-against-unguarded-utterances-liberian-leader-arrives-to-broke-peace.html

haha, good one i bought it!

[quote author=metal-gong link=topic=423144.msg5807199#msg5807199 date=1270073146]Iwo must not go, he is not the problem of INEC.[/quote]You must be very stupid for that statement!

[quote author=hatch# link=topic=422462.msg5799118#msg5799118 date=1269979224]I think this may be a way out to solve our problems since we usually rant alot about Nigerias problems . After all we have the population abi ?[/quote]@hatch

pls start a poll lets see how many people are interested and we kick off with the people on board!

He needs to apologise, his statement can fuel new tension in a country that might have just adverted a major political crisis

Fhemmmy:
But why cant he travel . . . . .He is the acting President of FRN?

So who will he hand over to Senate President?

He cant go anywhere if he doesnt want to lose power b4 he is back

I think its a brilliant idea im in, instead of people thinking it wont work, why not get serious and lets give it a try

we cant keep coming online just to rant and not try and change things

i'm watching this on tv now, our senators look like jokers!

ola olabiy:
your english sucks

At least you understand what shes trying to say

@OP,
Lets start looking for solution, not constant listing corrupt people here and there, they are shameless and dont care!

I would sign a bill that all elected officers use public amenities with their immediate family

Adopt capital punishment for corrupt officers along with setting up special courts for their trial

Sun of god:
Rebranded - I suggest you read my posts very well with the aid of a dictionary before thinking of replying.

I stated 'Periods of sanity'.

And quite frankly it seems you are going through a period of insanity - or it may even be permanent.

Nigeria must split.

Now, go to bed!

Yea except that im not calling for Nigeria to split like you and a confirmed mad man

SANUSI - 5 Banks sold to foreign investors and 2 to Islamic Organisations - June 2010

Omolulu:
i think you should be asking yourself that question, how many people (even within Nigeria) respect a Nation that cant take care of itself with all it's oil resources, apart from all that i mentioned, and you could add Nollywood or the music sector for doing us proud, what else is Nigeria respected for, ? If Nigeria was respected? would Ghaddafi be calling for us to split?

Shows you havent been following my posts before commenting, like i said earlier our internal problems have not been known to other African countries until recently. pls go back and read up

Unfortunately you are talking like someone accessing Nigeria from within and not considering the international relevance of the country within Africa

Sun of god:
A mad man will have periods of sanity and a sane man will have bouts of madness.

Whilst Ghadafi is enjoying a period of sanity - Lets listen to him and take him seriously.

As for Rebranded and that bullshit you were talking about unifying - I have one thing to say - SHARIA LAW.

What a slap in the face and a kick in the balls to all Nigerians. Reconcilliation was never an option after that.

Nigeria must split - PERIOD

Whats your definition of sanity, Ghadafi is sane right? i leave you to rethink what you just said

about sharia if the whole north wants to adopt it thats their problem and if the constitution allows it, even in the US, State laws are different

Thanks Nex, Nigerias dont try to get facts before they conclude on things, sad!

Omolulu:
True talk brother, and it will go on unless our people start to change, people think such change has to come from the leaders downwards, rather it should come from the citizens upwardsBrother, Nigeria will not be listed, talk of most populous, yup, talk of football, yup, respected Nup

@Omolulu, pls how many Africans have u had discussions with concerning Africa, and how many African countries have you visited, we are talking facts here dont come with speculations

Sun of god:
Nigerian is not respected in Africa - Period.

Nigeria is like a fool with wealth -

We are a laughing stock.

And the shame heaped upon us has been by a few - thats the hardest part to stomach.

Everyday they heap more shame on us.

For how much longer can this go on?

Laughing stock, yeah, since yar'adull got there, like it or not during obasanjo's time Nigeria was VERY respected