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egift:Kai!! Is not me that is saying it na!! Please blame Vanguard who interview GMB's aide!!! Left for me all political leaders from 99, till date will have 150yrs jail term.!!! Satisfied? |
dearpreye:Egberi-ama!!!! lol!!! |
When people started shouting!!! The Mesiah has come!!! Suddenly!!! They are disappointed!!! Well, let him not make us miss GEJ too early!!! |
By Gbenga Olarinoye OSOGBO–The Buhari Support Organization, a group that championed the campaign activities of the President elect, General Mohamodu Buhari has declared that the incoming administration of General Buhari will not probe previous administrations in the country. Also, the group has disclosed that General Buhari will not probe any of the country’s former leaders, stressing that his administration will focus on human and societal development for the overall good of the country. The Director, Research, Planning and Strategy of the organization, Mr Jamal Tijani-Bello in an interview with newsmen in Osogbo said General Buhari is concerned with how to develop the country and not on how to probe his predecessors. According to him “Buhari’s policy is to serve the people first. His philosophy is about people first. He is not concerned with those who had ruled the country before but his major concern is how to serve the people and develop this country to the admiration of the former leaders and the upcoming ones.” He disclosed that the incoming administration will focus on economic development, youth employment and social stability in the country, adding that “Buhari believe in given maximum care for the masses, especially the downtrodden ones.” Bello who is a close associate of Buhari said members of the Buhari’s kitchen cabinet are not worried by the influx of members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) into the All Progressives Congress APC, saying “Buhari is too principled to be misdirected by anybody.” He assured that the government of General Buhari will not jail any individual, but focus on how to restore the lost glory of the country and make Nigeria a pride of the people. He also hinted that a committee had been set up to ensure the proper implementation of all the campaign promises of General Buhari, assuring that the incoming government at the centre will not disappoint the people, but will not condone corruption at any level of government. Meanwhile, a second Republic Senator, Chief Olorunnimbe Farunkanmi has advised the President elect General Mohammodu Buhari to be conscious of those he will appoint as members of his cabinet for the good of his administration. He admonished Buhari to put tested and trusted people with impeccable character in offices in order not to tarnish his image. |
onatisi:I thought that all APC controlled states are massively progressive with development everywhere. So it is on NL that we are having such progresss eh? La wa oooo!!!! |
firstEVA:suit yourself!!! up Yoruba and Hausa!!! lol!!! |
Politics will remain a game of number. SW without the support of SS and SE will remain a minority. It means for a Yoruba man to be a President he must win in these region. |
anigbajumo:Exactly, thst is what indegenes of Rivers state are saying. Just like GEJ can never win Niger, Katsina, Yobe even if the elections are conducted a million times, APC will never win in Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Bayelsa, Enugu, Delta.! Remember we are saying thesame thing in different ways. TYPING FROM DEGEMA, DELGA. |
Make una no worry, continue typing from Oshogbo, Surulere, Abeokuta, Ilorin, Yaba!!! APC!!! For Rivers state? TYPING FROM DEGEMA!!! |
When they where defecting to APC they were hailed as saviours, today the story is different. Mediocrity!!!! |
PassingShot:Now lets look at our past leaders since the inception of democracy, I will say that OBJ exhibited the epic of mediocrity. However, he is still celebrated by some people.! In my opinion, I still rate GEJ on high ranking compared to all of our past leaders, both dead and living. I certainly owe no one any apology for this. |
I like the way Nigeria is dividing gradually.!!! |
PassingShot:It only appear as if the SS and SE are the epicentre of electoral violence because GEJ did not win. There would have been massive killings if GEJ had won the election in the North. It is a worrisome situation, my fears are that it should not extend to oil facilities our mainstay economic product. Already, some states have not been able to pay salaries for many months. I still consider GEJ as the father of modern day democracy in Nigeria. |
redcliff:Just like Nigerians will regret voting in GMB.!!! |
rydow:ok you win!! suit yourself. Boko Haram is in the SE.! |
The North only wanted power in the centre. There would have been massive violence if GMB had lost. It will not be too long when Boko haram will be a history. On the hand, there would have been calm in the South if GEJ had won. This is why I will still rate GEJ as the father of modern democracy in Nigeria. |
dipopooo:This makes me laugh so hard. |
Because there is too much money to steal in most of the SS states. You can imagine giving a plotician as governor over N2Billion monthly for security vote when there is no war anywhere in the state. |
Jorussia:Its the quote from these two legal documents that I need.!!! |
Jorussia:Is there anywhere in the constitution or the Electoral Act mandating INEC to show result sheets to voters before voting? |
PORT HARCOURT— GOVERNOR Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State has warned that members of his All Progressives Congress, APC,will not vote in tomorrow’s election if they do not see result sheets at polling centres. He also said that an alleged renewed upsurge in militancy in parts of the state ahead of tomorrow’s governorship and state Houses of Assembly elections was as a result of the alleged quest by Mrs. Patience Jonathan, the First Lady, to control the affairs of the state and further mastermind the rigging of the elections in favour of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. Chibuike Amaechi The governor, yesterday in Port Harcourt, at a stakeholders meeting, said: “We will not vote if we don’t see result sheets. Ask the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, officials for the result sheets. If they fail to produce them, then form a human ring around the INEC officials and together with the security men escort the ad-hoc staff to the local government headquarters and lodge your complaints. But make sure nobody votes in any unit where the original result sheets are not produced. We will not accept photocopies. “We will do what we did in our village; we call it the Obima formula. Our youths usually lock down the village. No one comes in and no one goes out. I am pleading that INEC should not endanger the lives of its staff by holding on to the original result sheets. “Don’t allow any INEC official to leave your unit or your village if he or she fails to do the right thing. This time nobody will write fake results and go scot free. Don’t allow voting to commence until you see the result sheets. And also ensure that the results of your units are announced and pasted by the INEC officials before they leave,” he said. The governor also said he had assurances from security agencies that adequate security arrangement had been put in place to secure lives and property during and after the elections. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/dont-vote-until-you-see-result-sheets-amaechi-tells-rivers-apc-members/ |
Some Igbo leaders, yesterday, blasted former Chief of Army Staff, General Theophilus Danjuma (retd) over his comments that if former Biafran Leader, late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, had conceded defeat quickly during the 1967-1970 civil war like President Goodluck Jonathan did after the 2015 presidential polls, Nigeria would have been saved one year of bloodshed. Danjuma spoke on Wednesday shortly after a closed-door meeting with President Jonathan, who visited him at his Abuja residence. He said the President averted civil war in the country by timely conceding defeat and congratulating Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a move he said Ojukwu failed to make and thereby causing the country avoidable blood shed. Coming at a time the Igbo are still seething over Oba of Lagos, HRM Rilwanu Akiolu’s threat that Igbo living in Lagos would drown within seven days in the Lagos Lagoon, if they did not vote his governorship candidate in tomorrow’s election, Danjuma’s comments elicited caustic criticisms. Reacting to Danjuma’s comments yesterday, some Igbo leaders accused him of ridiculing the president, insulting Ojukwu and continuing the genocide against the Igbo by other means. Among those who berated Danjuma are former Secretary- General of Ohaneze Ndigbo and officer in the Biafran Army, Col Joe Achuzia; Second Republic Politician, Chief Guy Ikokwu; botched Third Republic Governor of Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife and former Deputy National President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Chief Abia Onyike. He is no longer strong mentally – Ezeife Piqued at the comments, Ezeife said: ‘’I know Danjuma is not very well. So I am not surprised.’’ Igbo will respond – Ikokwu Alleging that Danjuma killed Nigeria’s first military Head of State, General Ajuiyi Ironsi (an Igbo), Ikokwu said General Danjuma will get a full response after the elections because by talking about Ojukwu, he is talking about the South-East and South- South geo-political zones, which constituted most of the former Eastern Region and later the defunct Biafra. His words: ‘’I don’t think we should take issues with Danjuma until after the elections. Jonathan went to him and not him to Jonathan. We shall respond to him.’’ Danjuma’s comments confirm the genocide against Igbo – Achuzia In his reaction, Col Joe Achuzia said: ‘’I am happy that my friend Danjuma owned up that there was bloodshed and pogrom against the people of Biafra. I don’t understand what he meant by Ojukwu conceding defeat. If the Federal Government had implemented the Aburi Accord, the bloodshed would have been avoided. ‘’Ojukwu believed in Aburi as the road map for peace at the time of the crisis but the Federal Government reneged on the agreement reached in Ghana. One does not concede defeat half way into a battle. Doing that would have amounted to cowardice. I don’t know where Danjuma got the idea of Ojukwu not accepting defeat from. He has little knowledge of the intricacies of the war. He didn’t even know the terrain of the Enugu that he talked about. If the necessities of capitulating were there, why did the war last for three years? I fought the war for three years and I know that the necessities were not there. Sometimes people talk for talking sake. ‘’The President’s visit to him was a private one and he should not have used that opportunity to insult all that Ojukwu stood for. To say publicly that the President was defeated was even a mockery of the President. It does not portray the President in good light. Of course what he said was an insult on Ojukwu. His reference to the fall of Enugu is laughable because the war was just starting then. Which military officer will surrender in that kind of situation even before firing a bullet? When some people make wrong comments on the civil war, I wonder what often inform their judgement. Ojukwu was a General and was right on all the decisions he took in the interest of the Igbo.’’ His comments ‘re diversionary – Onyike In a chat with newsmen in Abakaliki, Onyike, one-time commissioner for Information and Orientation in Ebonyi State, said it was most unpatriotic of Danjuma to make such comments at this point in the country’s political history. He alleged that Nigeria’s problem now is not from the Ndigbo but from Danjuma’s North-Eastern zone occasioned by the Boko Haram and Hausa/Fulani herdsmen insurgency, insisting that the General’s comments were mere diversionary tactics deployed to denigrate the integrity of Ojukwu. Onyike said: “In the first place, it was Danjuma that backed the spilling of the blood of the Igbo, with the killing of Aguiyi Ironsi in Ibadan in 1967 and we want to say that Danjuma belongs to the group of Army Officers who led the gruesome genocide and massacre of over three million Igbo during the Nigerian civil war. “We want to say that the problem with General T. Y. Danjuma is mainly psychological because at a time when some of them felt that they had become great statesmen and patriots for presiding over the attempted extermination of the Igbo, unfortunately for them, the Igbo people survived and have come to assert themselves and their identity in the Nigerian federation. “Secondly, a twist emerged in the Nigerian scene where people like Danjuma and the minority group where he comes from in the Northern have been subjected to the same gruesome murders by militant elements of the same northern oligarchy which they serve, and to that extent Danjuma cannot go to his village. “So, let him go and resolve that problem first because when Ojukwu was making them understand the nature of the Nigerian federation and the dangers inherent in the politics that was emerging, Danjuma preferred to be a surrogate. So let him stop using the Igbo to hide his inadequacies.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/criticism-of-ojukwu-achuzia-ezeife-ikokwu-blast-danjuma/ |
ikeyman00:Am reacting to the topic or thread. Making Biafra a reality is a story for another day. |
chuks01:Saturday is not too far my brother, let us see. |
They dont really need to do much, all they need now to achieve an Igbo presidency in no too distant future is to form a stronger alliance with SS. This is so because the North are majority, the SW are minority without SE and SS. This is why GEJ acts are a sure way to usher in an Igbo presidency. If he had acted otherwise, it would have been a permanent nail for either the SS or SE ever smelling the presidency of this nation. For now the SS and the SE may not form alliance with SW to vote out the North if the incumbent is considered incompetent.!!! So, I will trust an Hausa man in power than a Yoruba man in power. An Hausa man may pay you back if you do good to him, he will not forget. A Yoruba man will do the opposite, history had it so. Am not Igbo, am from ND |
Is a win, win situation for him. Because the defection is not about him contesting an election or going for senate but to have a greater say in the Rivers politics of which he was not getting. If he was not carried along as an APC member while PDP was in control, how is he sure he will be carried along now that APC are in control? Being faithful and honest in little things certainly gives one confidence if greater things should come along the way. But wait, what if PDP wins in Rivers state in the guber? It is a possibility. Afterall, Amaechi could not deliver the state to APC.!!! |
kpolli:From this smart thinking of yours, an Igbo president may likely come earlier than I thought. I am not from Igbo, but I saw sense in what you wrote. Am not a fan of Okorocha too, but sometime last year in his address to the Igbos in diaspora, he said that it will be more easier for an Igbo presidency with APC than with PDP and this your calculation may be correct. I am from Rivers state. |
kpolli:Good thinking!!! Good product!!!! |
Let us see how the people general will bundle her to prison without trial in a democratic setup. May be he can do so by throwing away the constitution of the nation and utilize decree instead which is a possibility from the way poor minded people are thinking. Anyway, a minor point to consider!! She has been a minister of petroleum for more than 8yrs now which include her ministerial years from our late president to the current one. She has been a regional director in SPDC for years. May a thorough check on her credentials will save a lot of misinformation. Certainly she will never be a poor woman. She has never been one! |
Yes!! History indeed repeats itself again and again!! " I took the pains to read through the entire article, saw lots of truth and lessons to ponder about. President Goodluck Jonathan no doubt is a rare breed. He showed it all in the elections. But my problem is if in the next four years, if the opposite should happen won't "baboons and monkeys not soaked in blood? ". Because "some corpers were gruesomely murdered in 2011". That could have repeat itself even in a greater massive scale if not for the right thinking of a dear president to allow the will of the people and ignore the temptation of greed and attachment, two deadly passions of most African leaders. Time indeed will tell!! God bless Nigeria!!! God bless Goodluck JONATHAN!!! |
acenazt:I can't wait to see when the Naira will be equal to the US Dolar. I can't wait to see the day a cleaner will be earning $15,000.00 a month which is equal to the previous N15,000 the person is earning. I can't wait to see our senators whose monthly salary is worth N45 million to be earning $45 million. I can't wait to see when the world richest man will come from Nigeria. Atleast in his first 100 days of the peoples general in office, we hope to see at least $1= N100. Before four years we hope to see his dream come true. One more thing, the Sai Baba group should not come to tell us to provide a link, video or audio of where our much loved president promised us all of these. Because from the way am seeing, they will soon say so. |
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