₦airaland Forum

If your Leader falters, correct him.
If he stumbles, help him to his feet.
If he is of no use, POLE-AXE him.
It's high time David Mark was Politically pole-axed

The Ekiti state PDP lawmakers may in the long run be enticed with money by the APC and move en-mass to the ruling party. The next thing na impeachment.
Fayose has committed many impeach able offences.
Nobody can fight the presidency. No be Nigeria we dey.
There are several ways to kill a fowl.

Amosun has succeeded in leading Osoba to his political obscurity/oblivion.

As at today, 10th November 2015,all workers in the federal ministry of health have not been paid November salary.

Wole Olanipekun (SAN) should note this. APC trying to challenge your legal prowess.

Our politicians are crooks

Even Buhari will soon make you the most proud great grandfather. Amen

Imagine the number of patients who would have lost their lives as a result of selfish attitude of these criminals.

Perhaps to discuss reasons they lost all their cases in court. Lol

Especially the Senators from the Southeast.

Only God can stop corruption in Nigeria.

Only God can stop corruption in Nigeria.

likila:
Lie lie!
this na una December salary ooo.
better safe the money well well.
This shugaban kasa government go kill peoples.

My brother, make we swap jobs na. Make u give me ur federal job and i dash u my state job. For your information, na Benue state i dey.

Okonjo said it repeatedly last year that federal government was broke and that it would be difficult to pay workers salary in 2015.
Our economy has been bled to a state of anaemia by the outgone government.
Buhari government needs time to rectify the situation.

Okonjo said it repeatedly last year that federal government was broke and that it would be difficult to pay workers in 2015.
Our economy has been bled to a state of anaemia by the outgone government.
Buhari government needs time to rectify the situation.

Miscreants from Ilorin aimed stones at the Saraki.
The 'Learneds' too have started throwing their stones.

PMB, the 'certificateless' Messiah.

Moving to a more organized party. Mimiko to follow suit.

Culturally, the placenta is always handed over to the Father of the newborn for disposal. And most of the time, it's buried.

Abacha must be in hell now.

wengerjay:
Baba is a graduate of Theology, it's not a surprise that he would not stop 'preaching'.

Hmmm

bensonlee770:
You allowed him to arrest you bc you knew going to prison was a condition to becoming a civilian president as revealed to you by the gods.

Lamido or Bode George could be our next president.

This man is a parrot. He has something to say everyday. It is high time PMB penciled him down for the information Minister.

No weapon fashioned against you shall prosper in Jesus name.

PMB is really working

bensonlee770:
We know the Jacob but the Esau, we don't know. Who's this ESAU?

hmmmmmm

This is plan 'Z'

A group, Advocacy for Societal Rights Advancement and Development Initiative, has instituted a fresh suit before the Federal High Court in Abuja seeking to stop the Chief Justice of Nigeria (NJC), Justice Mahmud Mohammed, from swearing the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on Friday. The suit filed on Tuesday is also seeking an order nullifying the certificate of return issued to Buhari by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The plaintiff hinged the suit on the allegation that Buhari did not qualify to contest the presidential election on the grounds that he gave false information about his academic qualification to INEC. Between January and February 2015 there were about 10 cases instituted by various plaintiffs challenging Buhari’s eligibility to stand for the poll on the grounds of his academic qualification controversy. But after he won, the cases were withdrawn. In the fresh suit filed by its lawyer, Mr. Philip Ekpo, the group alleged that Buhari did not meet the qualification enshrined in the 1999 Constitution and the Electoral Act to stand for the March 28, presidential election. Buhari, INEC, the CJN are the 1st to the 3rd respondents in the suit respectively.
The plaintiff is seeking an order of interim injunction restraining the CJN “or any person acting in his capacity” from swearing in Buhari as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on May 29, or any other date thereof pending the determination of the motion on notice. The plaintiff seeks among other orders, “A declaration that the 3rd defendant is stopped from swearing in the 1st defendant as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as the issue of perjury involving the 1st defendant has not been resolved. “An order restraining the 3rd defendant or any person appointed for such purpose from swearing in the 1st defendant as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on May 29 or any future dates whatsoever for giving false information to the 2nd respondent on oath. “An order annulling the certificate of return given to the 1st defendant by the 2nd defendant.” The grounds canvassed by the plaintiff read: “The 1st respondent (Buhari) gave false information in the affidavit he presented to the 2nd respondent (INEC) and on the strength of which he contested and purportedly won the presidential election which was conducted by the 2nd respondent on March 28. “The 1st respondent deposed to an affidavit dated November 24, 2014, that his West African School Leaving Certificate is in the custody of the Secretary to the Military Board “The Nigerian Army on January 20, 2015, said in the personal file of the 1st respondent with the Nigerian Army, it does not have the original copy of his West African School Leaving Certificate nor does the Nigerian Army have the Certified True Copy of his WASC results neither does it have a photocopy of the said result. “The 1st respondent has not met the qualifications enshrined in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Electoral Act, Cap E6, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2010 (as amended) to have contested the position of President of Nigeria at the 2015 general election. “That the authority conferred by Section 140 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) on the 3rd respondent to administer oath of office to any person who will occupy the office of the President of Nigeria cannot be exercised in respect of the 1st respondent who has not fulfilled the requirements of the same constitution and the Electoral Act as it relates to his eligibility to occupy the office of President of Nigeria.” The case has not been assigned to any judge.”www.thisdaylive.com/articles/group-asks-court-to-stop-cjn-from-swearing-in-buhari/210370/

Elder Godsday Orubebe has announced plans to join the All Progressive Congress (APC). Orubebe, who was appointed Nigerian Minister of Niger Delta in 2010 when President Goodluck Jonathan (then acting President) announced his new cabinet, said that there was need for him to join the APC as a way of contributing to the efforts to make a better Niger Delta under the incoming administration. The former minister disclosed this on Tuesday through his social media platform as seen below: I have concluded plans to join my
folks in the APC to champion and
sustain the movement for a better
Niger Delta in the new administration. 11:40 AM - 19 May 2015thenationonlineng.net/new/i-am-ready-to-join-apc-orubebe/

GMB and Tinubu being pitted against each other also.Nawa o.

After several denials and orchestrated public pretences, the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, on Thursday confirmed to a gathering of Lagosians of different classes that Governor Babatunde Fashola and his predecessor, Bola Tinubu indeed had a bitter quarrel that almost undermined the governance of the state. This came as Fashola openly apologised to all Lagos residents irrespective of class, ethnicity or religion, whom he said, might have been affected by different decisions he had taken in office. The duo spoke at the Lagos TV complex, Agidingbi while marking Fashola’s 2,900th day in office, which was attended by former governors, former deputy governors, serving and former commissioners and traditional rulers among others.
Akiolu, who spoke in Yoruba language, said he did not realise the weight of the disagreement between the two (Fashola and Tinubu) until almost
all the Obas in the state called his attention to the development. The Lagos monarch said the concerned Obas had told him that if as a successful retired police officer with 32 years in service he could not hold down on Lagos as the Oba, then, there should be cause for concern.
Akiolu said it was at that point he waded in by calling both sides to sheath their swords and also extracted commitment to suspend the animosity in the collective interest of all Lagosians. He noted that a majority of those responsible for the feud were also in the audience as they successfully created an industry in reporting to "Party A" what "Party B" had said about him and vice-versa. This trend, he added, escalated and prolonged the feud between the duo.
He therefore thanked the outgoing Governor Fashola for keeping his side of the truce treaty he brokered, an atmosphere he reckoned was largely responsible for the party's victory in the just concluded elections. Not done, the monarch known for stirring the hornet's nest with his speeches, either in public or private, also announced to the gathering that he had warned the incoming administration of Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode not to go to Alausa (referring to the Government House) with a notion of vengeance because it would be counterproductive. "I told him not to resume office with vengeful heart. He should forget the past and move on with the affairs of the state immediately he assumes office. “There are people in this place, who never wanted Ambode to emerge the Governor of Lagos. Most of you are sycophants. Some of them are blood relations. But I told them Ambode was my candidate despite their opposition. “All Lagos residents should pray the labour of Tinubu should not be in vain. A lot of things have been happening now. Some people have been telling Buhari all sorts of things. Awujale and I have decided to meet Buhari because Lagos and South West states must benefit from the Buhari administration. In the same vein, he accused some alleged fifth columnists as working against the choice of the president-elect Muhammadu Buhari, some of whom he said were seated right in the audience.
The same people, he contended, have started pitting the duo of Tinubu and Buhari against each other the same way they set the former against Fashola. Apparently carried away by the response he got from the audience, Akiolu soon threatened to name those he had alluded to in parables before he was immediately calmed down by Fashola, who pinched him and later led away from the podium by his police orderly.
At the forum, the monarch urged the religious leaders to earnestly pray for Ambode so he can perform in office better than all his predecessors, especially Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and the incumbent governor, who would hand over to him on May 29. “People, who are now telling Buhari all sorts of things, are sycophants. They did not want Buhari to emerge winner in the election. These people know themselves. When it gets to a stage, I will name them one after the other. I am not afraid of human beings,” Akiolu explained. Also speaking at the forum, Fashola apologised to those who might have been hurt as a result of his decision, noting that as the state governor, he was called upon to take decisions every hour in the last eight years. The governor said: “To those that I might have offended, I apologise. For 2900 days, I was called to make decisions every hour. I made decisions through treating millions of files on issues affecting residents of Lagos. I took those decisions in the best interest of the state. The decisions were taken based on the fact as presented to me. “I could not have got all the decisions right. It is impossible. To those that we have not reached, please bear with us, the work will never finish. I am sure that our new governor will continue from where I stopped. This is the time to prepare for the change of baton. With the support of the residents of Lagos, your taxes, understanding and perseverance, honest criticism and prayers we may
not have come this far,” Fashola pleaded.http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/akiolu-how-i-intervened-in-the-tinubu-fashola-feud/208770/

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