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Let me book a space in a progressive people. |
Hummm |
Hummmmm! |
So you mean gej, bode george, stella odua, fani kayode etc are not criminals? |
I hope this is not true. |
blemon44:He has only contributed to the evil that we want to change. |
What do you expect the same bride giver governor to do in office? |
Well that is a good call, however I wish he can call himself to order while he calls his bombers and shooters supporters to order. |
Now he is begging the emirs of the same people he was playing ethno-religions bigotry with. Is emir Sanusi included? |
Several influential emirs have rebuffed a lobby by a fellow emir on behalf of President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of next month’s election. The emirs, it was gathered, have chosen to be neutral and back whoever is freely voted into office by the electorate. In the same camp as the pro-Jonathan emir are other traditional rulers from the North central and North west, according to a source familiar with the development. One source said: “The Emir has been telling his colleagues that Jonathan has been fair to the North and to avoid a dent in the North/South south relationship, the President should be allowed to have a second term in office. “Some of these Emirs and royal fathers pointed to the volatility of Northern politics and opted to take the back seat to await the people’s choice. Remember how a special adviser was burnt to death in the Second Republic for querying the Emir of Kano. “A few other Emirs have discovered that the lobbying Emir has some vested interests to protect and they have chosen to ignore him. “So, these Emirs may not be able to reach any consensus on either Jonathan or Buhari.” It was also gathered that division has crept into the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), the Nigerian-Inter-Religious Council (NIREC) and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) over who to back between President Goodluck Jonathan and Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. NIREC has not been able to meet for almost a year owing to what a source described as “sheer politics.” According to investigation some prominent NSCIA, NIREC and CAN members have taken a position on a presidential candidate but others yearning for change have disagreed. Some however argued that these organizations should be neutral and rally round whoever wins the race. It was gathered that some of these top leaders attributed their position to certain favours, perks and honour they stand to enjoy if their choice wins. Findings revealed that the division in these top organizations has led to mutual suspicion among members and leaders. A top source, who spoke in confidence, said: “There are issues about Jonathan and Buhari among members in these organizations. The body language and comments of some of these leaders have shown the direction they are going. “The situation degenerated to the extent that in a meeting of one of these organizations, a leader was advising members on why a candidate must not be supported. “Some of us are however saying that we should not take sides at all in the overall interest of the country. “Of what use will it be when you are holding a position of trust to ensure unity and stability of the country and you are taking a partisan position. “The inherent danger is that you will lose focus. Whatever favours or opportunities anyone might have enjoyed in the past and present, it remains a private matter. “Before you know it, whoever is elected will be looking at how to cripple these associations.” Investigation confirmed that NIREC appears worse hit by petty politics because the Inter-Religious body has been unable to meet in the past one year. Another source said: “Contrary to what the public is being fed with, NIREC had fixed a meeting for Gombe but one of our leaders said he was uncomfortable with the state because of Boko Haram insurgency. This was after Gombe State Government had bankrolled our meeting and even guaranteed our safety. “Later we shifted the NIREC meeting to Abuja and Gombe State Government was still ready to assist us. But some people did not just want the session to hold because of politics. “Yet, this is a body which ought to assist the nation to address ethno-religious crises nationwide.” The Emir of Zauzau, Alh Shehu Idris had in March last year pleaded with President Goodluck Jonathan to resuscitate NIREC He made the plea when Jonathan met with traditional rulers from Kaduna State shortly before attending the zonal unity rally of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He said: “I want to make a passionate appeal to the government to resuscitate the Nigerian Inter-religious Council at the national level “After this, there should be the establishment of branches of NIREC in all the 36 states of the Federation.” http://thenationonlineng.net/new/feb-poll-emirs-rebuff-pro-jonathan-lobby/ |
What is happening in gej's home town? |
Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State yesterday drew the battle line between him and the state leadership of the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN), the group in the vanguard of a second term for President Goodluck Jonathan. |
SeverusSnape:Nigerian politicians are dramatic in nature. |
When there is nothing to campaign from. |
otbliz:My brother, it is like seeing a case that is worse than your own. You will call yourself a saint when you see a situation that is by all mean worst than expected. |
chemali:Don't mind them, if Gej can fight corruption by kidnapping His tribal man from another nation, then I will vote for him straight away. |
customized13:He allowed it since fuel subsidy protest. He feels the best way to handle that fuel subsidy outcry is by dividing the nation base on tribal sentiment which works fine but it gives his team the platform to play the game further beyond anybody's imagination and he did nothing to stop it. |
Gej time is full of division, north/south, east/west, Yoruba/Hausa/Igbo, Christian/Muslim, Pastors/Pastor and now Church vs Church. This is really a bad luck for Nigeria. |
eunisam:Privacy in public service especially in a corrupt nation like ours? U re kidding me. |
madridguy:So many issues to be resolve, yet our leaders from all political parties, social section and office holders don't even have any intention to solve them. |
WARRI—Angry military pensioners in the country have given President Goodluck Jonathan a 30-day ultimatum to pay pension arrears or risk actions that may jeopardise next month’s presidential election. The National Association of Military Pensioners, in a letter to Mr. President by its National President, Major Eromafuru Benson (rtd.), said: “The time has come for you to pay all accumulated military pension arrears or risk the 2015 general elections from taking place. “We have waited this long after five years of absolute neglect by your administration. We have been cheated, deprived and treated like slaves and second class citizens in this country despite all cries, pleading and even begging for what belongs to us. “If after our 30 days ultimatum which will expire on January 30, you still refuse to pay us, then the 2015 general elections coming up in February will witness horrible incidents.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/military-pensioners-give-jonathan-30-day-ultimatum-pension-arrears/ |
Why can't government force the sellers to reduce the price locally since the price has reduced in the international market? |
I think it is fair to sue her office over such matter. |
ABUJA — MINISTER of Finance, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has been dragged before the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, over her alleged refusal to grant access to details of salaries and emoluments that political office holders receive from the federal budget per annum. A non-governmental organisation, Centre for Social Justice, through its lawyer, Mr. Nnajiaka Kingsley, is praying the court to issue an order of mandamus, compelling the minister to disclose the details of salaries and emoluments of civil servants as distinct from that of political office holders. The plaintiff, in the suit filed pursuant to section 1, 20 & 21 of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011, and section 48(1) & 51 of the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2007, further prayed the court to declare that the action of the Minister in denying it access to the information, by ignoring an application that was made to her since February 3, 2014, without explanation as to why such details could not be made public, amounted to an infringement of the applicant’s right guaranteed and protected by section 1(1) of the FOI Act, 2011. It told the court that the conduct of the respondent was in violation of section 4 of the FOI Act, 2011, and section 48 of the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2007. Consequently, it urged the court to award N500, 000 as damages against the Finance Minister over her continued refusal to disclose the information sought from her office. Whereas section 4 of the FOI Act provided a time line of seven days for a public institution to accede to any request for information, section 20 on the other hand prescribed 30 days for an applicant who was denied access to information, to go to court to seek for a judicial review of the action of such public institution. The plaintiff contended that section 48(1) of the Fiscal Responsibility Act stipulated that the Federal Government should ensure that its fiscal and financial affairs are conducted in a transparent manner and accordingly, ensure full and timely disclosure and wide publication of all transactions and decisions involving revenues, expenditures and their implications for its finances. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/okonjo-iweala-sued-over-refusal-to-reveal-salaries-of-political-office-holders/ |
what has she contributed as a firstlady? |
while the president use billion to feed. hmmmm!!!!! |
You just want to use style to collect people's like abi? |
I hope it will be tough on him and his colleagues not the common man on the street as usual. |
rufdyamond:You re wrong about jigawa and Niger state even in FCT I know very well that PDP will not win the presidential election in those states, the mood on the ground does not suggest any support for the incumbent however they may pull a surprise though. Don't consider the party of the governor cos it does not matter in the north. I was in bauchi in the last election and PDP deputy governor in bauchi state voted for CPC in my presence. |
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....I've always said it, Believe politicians at your own peril.