₦airaland Forum

hayoakins:
I LOVE Osinbajo's response.

The guy is just damn smart , He is beginning to win me over cos i wanted Amaechi as the VP

#CHANGE2015

Wahala90:
[size=14pt]You are not from south south. You are not a Christian. Was it only for six years that the North clinged on to power? Were they competent for all those years and Nigeria is still at the level that a GEJ took over? If you are a fvool, other southerners are not.[/size]

danielmichael:
Buhari is a conformed satomephostic salamander wid degraded apostrophe wanting to eradicate profusely de mattered party(god punish am)..nigeria doesn't need APC,why?..because we re embeded by de flourishment of de mattered party astiratically and juggulerically,ad-infinitum..so therefore fighting de mattered party is an insignia of yur dead end either pupusciously or tentaculously, eu phi nau qui

PastorKun:
#FraudAlert

All written above are derived from twisting scriptures with the intention of manipulating believers to part with 10% of their regular incomes to lazy charlatans who have refused to work. God does not require tithes of believers. Beware of scammers using God's name to defraud.

Emmapreiz:
hmm i think dat praise evening is worldwide o cos my parish is having a praise evening after the fast... bt not to worry, i guess, there will be more avenues for us to hook-up.... Take care

A corrupt administration

It is unclear if Jonathan's administration is the most corrupt in Nigeria's democratic history, but never has corruption been this romanticised and institutionalised.

The Code of Conduct Bureau requires all public office holders to declare their assets on assumption and relinquishment of office. But this had no meaning for Jonathan.

Asked during a presidential media chat in June 2012 to explain his aversion to the asset declaration code, Jonathan clarified that he didn't give a damn.

"The issue of public asset declaration is a matter of personal principle," he said. "That is the way I see it, and I don't give a damn about it, even if you criticise me from heaven," he said.

Two years later, he delivered another bombshell. Explaining at another presidential media chat in May 2014 on how his administration was tackling corruption, he said: "Over 70 percent of what are called corruption [cases], even by EFCC [Economic and Financial Crimes Commission] and other anti-corruption agencies, is not corruption, but common stealing."

His disregard for one of his eight struggles - fighting corruption - was put not only into verbal use but also into action.

In 2013, his minister of aviation, Stella Oduah, faced accusations of ordering the purchase of two bulletproof cars for $1.6m - about $1.2m more than the market price. More than a year after the scandal, Oduah, who ordinarily ought to be prosecuted, is still prospering and in fact playing a big role in Jonathan's 2015 campaign.

No one truly knows the exact amount of public funds Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, ex-governor of Jonathan's Bayelsa state, stole. But he had stolen so much that when the federal government started an investigation in the mid-2000s, it was discovered that he had some $1.56m in cash stashed away in one of his London properties.

After investigations and lawsuits in the UK and Nigeria, Jonathan - only God knows what he was thinking - granted Alamieyeseigha a state pardon in March 2013. These are just two out of many such examples.

Litany of failed promises

All of Jonathan's 2010 promises were rehashed into a document he christened "Transformation Agenda 2011-2015", which set out to focus on job creation, education, health, power, transportation, Niger Delta development, governance and public expenditure management, among others.

Truly, Jonathan did attempt to create jobs through the YOUWIN initiative. But it counts for nothing knowing how the masses suffer from the partial removal of subsidy in January 2012, from which YOUWIN is funded.

During the Occupy Nigeria protests against subsidy removal, at least 17 people were killed by the police - people whose rights Jonathan promised to "fight for". Till date, no police officials have been prosecuted for the deaths.

It is impossible to say a president has transformed his country's health sector if his own wife receives medical attention abroad; or if after a prolonged strike by doctors, he ingeniously devises a backdoor approach to sacking them.

I do not blame Jonathan for the insurgency in the northeast, neither do I believe in the conspiracy theory that his government or its key officers are sponsoring Boko Haram. But he can't be exonerated from responsibility for the organisational ill-preparedness of the military and the inferior firearms of soldiers, given the huge amount funds for the military at his disposal.

On Sunday, after weeks of silence, Mr. Jonathan admitted that “this is a trying time for our country,” and he said that Nigerians were justified in their anger against the government and appealed for international help. The reaction of Mr. Jonathan’s wife, Patience, was stunningly callous; according to state news media, she told one of the protest leaders, “You are playing games. Don’t use schoolchildren and women for demonstrations again.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/07/opinion/nigerias-stolen-girls.html?_r=0

A Jonathan win in 2015 will not invalidate the fact that his first-term performance was underwhelming. His victory will be brought by a combination of deep-seated ethnic sentiments in his favour, blind public sycophancy and the possibility of opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) collapsing after its presidential primary.

To Jonathan's advantage, APC has offered the public scant argumentation on why it should be voted into power. Journalist Frederick Nwabufo recently asked John Oyegun, APC's supremo, what his party would do differently about Boko Haram should it gain power next year.

"We will make the system work," he said. How? He didn't say.

So it is clear that in 2015, Nigerians will be torn between the devil and the deep blue sea; between a Jonathan who promised but failed to transform Nigeria and an opposition whose chief selling point is directing tirades at the presidency. Surely, there couldn't have been a worse time to be Nigerian.

Zeezy99:
thank you oo, na jeje i siddon the chop my popcorn Wey the guy con begin attack me they talk nonsense

masterpower:
YOU ARE DREAMING.
JONATHAN HAS WON THE ELECTION.
YOU BEHAVE AS IF YOU"RE UNDER A SPELL. WHY IS JONATHAN GIVEN YOU SLEEPLESS NIGHTS?

bigwig97:
if one is observing a 12pm to 6pm fast... and along the line, say 4pm, one gets very thirsty and he drinks just little quantity of water.. does dat affect his fast

Emmapreiz:
I'm currently @ Ayobo close to Iyana Ipaja....
I'm yet to feel the gospel vibes of Lagos, guess its becos I jst came sha... I'm hoping to explore wide, Meet and interact with other gospel singers and choristers... Where r you?

Emmapreiz:
Its arite... I've bin in Warri almost all my life, and I've led contemporary choirs in the Anglican church and other churches bt I jst came to lagos nt too long and I'm fellowshipping with a Redeem church(An area headquarters close to whre I live, I'm also helping their choir 4 d meantime till I get to whre God wants me to get....

Emmapreiz:
Oh dats nice... I guess you attend Redeem, cos u mentioned 'Provincial' which is unique to RCCG...

Emmapreiz:
I can help you with many songs both choir contemporaries, worship songs, praises and many more.... I'm a contemporary music director currently based in lagos so I have access to alot of songs... Anyone can add me up on bbm 273D2C7C or watsapp 08039377801 so that I cud send you songs or give you d titles and artistes' name so you could download bt meanwhile lemme give a list of songs you can search and download from tubidy.com
1. What can I do - tye tribbett
2. Angels cry - william murphy
3. Awesome - charles jenkins
4. For your glory - tasha cobbs
5. Give me you - shana wilson
6. God of everything - Nikita
7. No other God - Nathaniel bassey
8 grateful - youthful praise
9. Every praise - Hezekiah walker
10. I won't go back - william mcdowell
12. I belong to you - william mcdowell
13. Your present is heaven to me - isreal houghton
14. Jesus how I love you - Eben
15. Miracle worker - Glowreeyah ft Nathaniel bassey...
Lemme stop here... More later

tegzmaister:
I understand you I myself we don't have those instrument just piano, drums and u are good 2 go d most important is d content of what you are singing and having in mind who you are singing it to

Wahala90:
The North must be made to understand that Nigeria belongs to all. They must accept the fact that all other regions have a stake in the leadership of this country. Let them not deceive us that the Southerner in power now is incompetent. They themselves ruled for years and have never given this country one competent ruler, not even the religious extremist they are giving us now. They (Notherners) are the father of incompetence. Even the Southerner in power could not do much because he gave most of the offices to Northerners and is expending all efforts to clean up and tackle the crisis they instigated. We can't be deceived, Nigeria belongs to all.

Please, let me reiterate that I'm from the South-South; the same as Goodluck Jonathan. I'm a Christian and I believe Nigeria belongs to us all. But can you authoritatively say that Nigeria has been ours for five years now For the sake of the country, the masses, our future and that of my unborn kids, Nigeria under Goodluck Jonathan has been nothing but a private firm for looting and day-light robbery. I'm putting aside my ethnic/religious sentiments and voting a man who has little or no tolerance for corruption. Our country hangs in the balance, and a man from the south-south in GEJ, even if given 20 years will only end up turning Nigeria outside in. The future is ours to change.

tegzmaister:
If u are really looking for worship songs try downloading songs from hillsong, Jesus culture, planet shakers their songs have nice lyrics u can use as worship songs and also William mcdowell

tegzmaister:
If u are really looking for worship songs try downloading songs from hillsong, Jesus culture, planet shakers their songs have nice lyrics u can use as worship songs and also William mcdowell

bidexmat:
Check www.blackbox.com

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bidexmat:
A 27 -year-old man who acclaimed to be a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God had reportedly cut off his penis from his body with a machete in order to concentrate in the ongoing 21 days fasting and prayer programme organized by the church.
The unidentified man who ardently believes that fasting and prayers should be embarked upon with piousness decided to obey the instruction of the Bible that enjoined people to cut off any part of their bodies that will lead them into sin.

According to reports, on Sunday, January 18, 2015 the man was said to be doing great without food and water but revealed that his manhood was obstructing him from getting more devout to God with its little erections on daily basis.

He said,
 "The pen¡s has a mind of its own and it is capable of doing things which are totally out of my control. It usually gets erect every now and then, and konji sets in. And you know that konji is one of the things that leads people into sin. The erections were making me weaker spiritually and in the fast. That is why I cut it off. Even Jesus Christ said that we should cut off anything which will make us sin."

His neighbors attacked him thinking he was attempting to perform a ritual until he was able to explain to them what he was doing.

He is currently in one of the hospital in Lagos responding to treatment and hoping that his penis will grow back on his body after the 21 days of fasting and prayers.

Clerverly:
No! Because for the past years of jonathan's misrule, he did not provide a single job for them, rather he supervised the killing of their kindreds through the agency he created called Boko Haram, hence their yearn for change!!!

Oyoyo Buhari!!

ammyluv2002:
Yes! Yes! Biko, I want Western songs for Choir members. I'm tried of repeating songs