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Ibori is more powerful than u thought, they are just beefing him up to becoming a political godfather. He is d egberipapa 1 of the creeks, who knows he might be in benin Rep. now drinking Hennesy while there are here searching 4 d unseen.

Some of d northern generals, IBB, OBJ, IBORI, ORJI UZO KALU, AONDOAKA, NNAMANI, UDUAGHAN, PATIENCE JONATHAN, NDDC FORMAL HEAD,

Beaf:
Babangida
Rilwan Lukman
Yusuf Tilde
Abba Ruma
Aondoakaa
Abdullahi Adamu
Ahmed Sani Yeriman (f*cks babies )
Tanko Yakasai
Mohammad Barkindo
James Ibori

[/b] i think i wil go with ur list but u hav to include OBJ[b]

[/b] i 'll like to see the outcome of all this list [b]

Babymason34:
@sizzlers which eva invitation letter. I need it jst for to travel dats all, If hav a legit one pls i dn't mind.

for ur dreams to come true use 9ja formular: u must know someone that knows someone that knows someone! Is not that easy bro!

Rock is life

Is it wedding Invitatn letter?

I believe in prayer. If u know that your present status or cos of the statue of ur job or some circumstances and predicaments dosent grant u much time to study for ur jamb and attend jamb lessons. Dont lose hope, God can do all things, since u really want to go to sch., humble ur self b4 God in prayer and tell him ur needs, He will surely grant u that which u ask for.

I wonder upon all the searching, some people still shokin their phones into d exam hall. In my centre more than 32 handsets were seized.

Dominoifet:
@Moderator

Pls move this thread to Crime

supported.

Dominoifet:
@Moderator

Pls move this thread to Crime

supported.

Im not in the craft neither am i an airport staff but i think something is wrong with this DANA GROUP. Yestarday there was a report cocerning their dealership, u no what i mean (KIA RIO without AIR BAG) now anoda wahala!

cashmentor:
"i Got a Feeling" by black eye peas, rocks till Dawn! I'm not a rock fan, nor a rock Freak! I think i'm ROCK!  Maybe my middle name should be rock! You guys have done a wonderful job naming all the "Crème de la Crème" even those completely strange to me, yet i thort i knew them all,  There is something special about two genres of music,  Rock and Gosple! I think there is a spiritual force behind both (pardon me if i'm wrong). I can not xplain it buh, i feel it sooo hard,  Just resently i realizd my Don Moen is gradualy becoming a rock Gosple art (check out his last two albums). Also Michael .W Smith, Grehong etc. even 9ice is gradually mising rock to his tracks ("PETE PETE" no idea wat it means tho)  All other genres may fizzle out, but rock wil never die. Even Angels are rockStars!!! Rock 'a fella Babe!

really there is something special/spiritual behind rock.

Blue Magic:
Yeah! Am a big rock fan, love d music cos at times its soul searchin @amya i feel u. Am a huge fan of Nickelback d group from canada, Likin park, am beginning to feel The Kings of Leon, always loved Aerosmith, Avil Lavigne, Cold Play, The coors, but my best rock group will always be Nickel Back they "Remind Me" of sumtin. Keep Rockin Y'all!

do u know where i can get those songs in the east.

My spirit melts whenever i listens to cool ROCK 'n' ROLL like those featured in ONE THREE HILL. Can somebody tel me where to get those songs?

Pls can anybody give link on how to get those genre of rock musics used in the movie "ONE THREE HILL." I love rock, rock is pure. Rock is natural, it explains things beyound immagination.

D pope meditates

Too bad

busybody20:
or maybe na her strategy to become a moderator? (thats y shes soooooo nicee theseeeeeee daysssss

if mama-gee becomes a moderator that means the four walls of hell wil be let lose. She wil ban u indefinitely first.

Too bad

I think that IBB Issue should be looked into.

I think the only solution to all these problem is to remove the so called IMMUNITY from this governors so that they can be tried and prosecuted any time they go wrong not after they will use the money they loot to sort out there way to freedom. bunch of criminals.

Nigeria's Acting President Goodluck Jonathan assured the international community on Monday that Africa's most populous country would hold free and fair elections next year.

Jonathan promised to make electoral reform a top priority to avoid a repeat of the flawed 2007 polls, which brought President Umaru Yar'Adua to power.

Muauric Iwu, the current Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) oversaw the last presidential elections in 2007, which were so marred by ballot-stuffing and voter intimidation that local and international observers said were not credible.

There have been growing agitations and increasing calls for Iwu�s ouster. The calls on the INE�s boss is hinged to boost voters confidence as well as send signals to the world that the 2007 election scenario will not be repeated in 2011.

Jonathan at US promised to change the status quo in the Nigeria�s electoral culture over the years.

"I promise Nigerians and the rest of the world that the 2011 elections in Nigeria will be credible," Jonathan said in a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.

The Acting President, who is on his first foreign trip since assuming executive powers two months ago because Yar'Adua was too ill to govern, sought to put to rest any question over who was in control of sub-Saharan Africa's second biggest economy.

"This is our time. Either we continue with more of the same or our change begins," Jonathan said.

"From now, the focus must be on electoral reform, delivering peace dividends to the Niger Delta and the rest of the country."

An uneasy truce is in place in the Niger Delta, where militants have severely disrupted output in the country's main oil-producing region.

Reform legislation is currently before the National assembly (NASS). But time is quickly running out for changes to be implemented in time for next year's elections, which are due by April 2011.

Former military ruler Ibrahim Babangida on Monday became the first major politician to announce he would run for president next year, and campaign for a smaller federal government.

The United States, by far Nigeria's biggest trade partner, has been unusually outspoken about the West African country's chances for free elections.

A senior U.S. official said this month that Nigeria's election chief, Maurice Iwu, should be replaced if the country stands a chance for holding fair national polls.

http://www.channelstv.com/global/news_details.php?cat=Politics&nid=17372

A 13-year-old American boy is set to attempt to climb Mount Everest, in an effort to be the youngest person to scale the world's highest peak.

Jordan Romero has set off from Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, to the base camp on the Chinese side of the mountain.

He will begin his ascent there, along with his father and stepmother.

Jordan climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania aged 10 and wants to be the youngest person to climb the highest mountains on seven continents.

His father and stepmother have been with him on all his mountain climbs.

The current record for the youngest climber of Everest is held by Nepali Temba Tsheri, who was 16 when he reached the peak in 2001.

Jordan Romero has already climbed the highest peaks in every continent apart from Asia, although he is not planning to tackle the Vinson Massif in Antarctica.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8615400.stm

SENATORS and members of the House of Representatives, who are said to be loyal to Acting President Goodluck Jonathan and who were instrumental in the invocation of Section 145 of the Constitution, confirming Dr. Jonathan as acting president, are said to have concluded plans to remove the ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua.


They were also said to have ignited the search for a vice-president material for the acting president.

The search is, however, being restricted to two zones of the North; North-Central and North-West. Sources said that there were plans to scheme out the North-East because the zone had produced Abubakar Atiku as vice-president between 1999 and 2007.

The decision of the lawmakers, it was gathered, was the resolve of the newly constituted Executive Council of the Federation (EXCOF) not to be in a hurry to invoke Section 144 of the Constitution against ailing President Yar’Adua as a result of Acting President Jonathan’s reluctance on the issue.

The senators, who met under the aegis of the National Interest Group (NIG) and members of the House of Representatives, whose group is called the Nigeria First Forum (NFF), were said to have met from Thursday night to the early hours of Friday last week.

It was gathered that the lawmakers deliberated on the happenings since the appointment of Dr. Jonathan as acting president.

Sources said that the NIG meeting was stormy because the senators disagreed on the zone that should produce the vice-president.

It was learnt that while many of the senators canvassed that the North-East should be ruled out as a zone that could produce the vice-president, senators from the area opposed the idea.

A source said that the senators from North-East wanted their colleagues to consider the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Alhaji Yayale Ahmed, as a possible vice-president material.

But sources said that other northern senators opposed the North-East because the zone had produced former Vice-President Atiku for the same post between 1999 and 2007.

It was also gathered that lawmakers from North-West declared that they would support the removal of Yar’Adua if the zone would be compensated with the vice-president slot.

“It is better to have an active vice-president rather than an invisible president who is possibly only useful to himself. We believe that the North-West deserves better,” a source quoted a North-West senator as saying.

It was gathered that those shortlisted for the vice-president slot included Senate President, David Mark; Senators Smart Adeyemi; Zainab Kure and Gbemi Saraki, from the North-Central.

Two governors were shortlisted from the North-West. They are Governors Namadi Sambo of Kaduna and Ibrahim Shema of Katsina states.

It was gathered that the senators were also insisting on securing the understanding of the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on the need to ensure the emergence of a senator as the new vice-president before the commencement of Yar’Adua’s removal process.

There was, however, confusion on the procedure to be adopted in removing Yar’Adua, as sources said that the lawmakers were torn between the adoption of an impeachment option and the activation of section 144.

“If EXCOF members are reluctant in invoking Section 144 to declare the ailing Yar’Adua incapacitated, we may have no other option but to go through impeachment,” a source close to the meetings said.

Meanwhile, the PDP has said that it has uncovered a plot by some former government officials, who it said, had ganged up to ensure the failure of the party in next year’s general election because of the party’s effort to strengthen the hands of the Acting President Jonathan.

The party alleged, in a statement released in Abuja on Sunday. that its investigation had revealed that some individuals who recently held sensitive positions in government had been engaged in subversive activities against the Prince Vincent Ogbulafor-led National Working Committee (NWC) of the PDP.

It called for the probe of their activities while in government.

Signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Professor Rufai Ahmed Alkali, the statement said: “From our findings, they are unhappy over the efforts made by the national leadership of our party in conjunction with the National Assembly and the Governors Forum to strengthen the hands of Dr Goodluck Jonathan to assume office as the Acting President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

“Having been exposed for the fraud that they are, they have gone underground to regroup and devise further destructive methods against the smooth running of our great party, the PDP.

“After painstaking efforts to determine the identity of these persons and their sponsors, we have discovered the leaders of these groups to be some former top legislators who are now virtually jobless and who have used every available means to draw attention to themselves.

“They are being backed by a media mogul whose electronic outfit is always available for subversive activities.

“They are now operating under another unconstitutional and faceless organisation called PDP Leadership Forum” it said.

The statement, which referred to those behind the plot as political adventurers, also accused them of trying to polarise the party and “set back the clock of our march towards sustainable democratic governance in the country.”

It recalled that in the recent past, the party had cause to expose “the subversive activities of these hypocritical elements that have been hiding under the cover of amorphous groups and who have been shamelessly and illegally using the address of our national secretariat to propagate falsehoods against the leadership of the party.”

The PDP said its supporters had come to realise “the ignoble objectives of these anti-democratic elements whose ultimate goal is to truncate our democracy,” as it advised its members to steer clear of “these people as they are hell bent on sowing seeds of discord and weakening our resolve to approach the forthcoming elections as one united entity.”

The statement further added that “we are amused to observe that these are the same people who only recently held sensitive positions in the country and who should be held to account for their misdeeds, but are now engaged in this fruitless holier-than-thou attitude.

“We wish to assure our teeming members that this latest attempt to derail our democracy will fail, just like previous attempts to distract the Prince Ogbulafor-led NWC have failed,” it said, while it called on party members to close ranks and “resist attempts by disgruntled individuals to ridicule our great party.”

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/front-page-news/3872-senators-reps-plot-yaraduas-impeachment-shortlist-david-mark-3-other-senators-2-govs-for-vice-president-cabal-after-us-over-jonathan-pdp-alleges-

Ilorin — One of the white farmers from Zimbabwe working in Kwara State, Mr James Chisohm, was mysteriously found dead beside the stream in Labintan village, Bakase in Asa Local Government Area of the state, weekend.

Informed source told Vanguard that the deceased had earlier sent his boys to get him drinkable water around the area.

On their return, the source claimed that the boys could not locate 63-year-old Chisohm, a development that prompted the setting up of a search party to look for him.

The search, which started on Friday, continued till the next day, Saturday. They eventually discovered his corpse in the said village.

Police story
Contacted Sunday, Kwara State Police Command confirmed the development in an interview with journalists in Ilorin.

According to the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Dabo Ezekiel, “The Kwara State Police Command wishes to announce to the general public the death of a white Zimbabwean farmer.

“The deceased Zimbabwe-an farmer, Hamish James Chisohm aged 63, was confirmed dead on Saturday at about 1206hrs after severe search. The decea-sed was said to be in search of water in the stream said to be located at Labintan village via Bakase in Asa LGA of Kwara State.”

The PPRO added that “the incident occurred on 9 April 2010 at about 1150pm when one Seyi Adedokun ‘m’ of Nigeria Starch Mill Farm Onire, along Alapa came to the police station to report on the issue same date at about 145pm.

“Hamish James Chisohm, the deceased Zimbabwean farmer, Sunday, Baba Azeez, Elemosho and Seyi Adedo-kun, all of Starch Mill Farm, went to measure the land and set the boundary.

“At a stage, Hamish sent them to get him water from the office and later directed them to meet him at another location of the farm. When they came back with the water at the said location, Hamish was no where to be found.”

Search for Chisohm

Dabo continued: “A search party was put in place to go round the farm to look for him, but the search proved abortive. On 10 April 2010 (Saturday), the search resumed and about 1206hrs of the same date, the body was found dead by the side of a stream in Labintan village via Bakase in Asa LGA of Kwara State.”

The police spokesperson, however, noted that investigation conducted on the deceased showed no mark of violence or cuts on the body and therefore no foul play was suspected.

He stressed that the corpse has been moved to the state specialist hospital morgue where autopsy will be conducted after which the body will be released to the family for burial.

Meanwhile, a high powered delegation compri-sing the state Police Commissioner, Muhtari Ibrahim, DPO Francis, the Commissioner for Planning and Economic Develop-ment, Abdulfatah Ahmad, Security Adviser to the Governor, Yinka Aluko, Mike Fields and John Sawyer (both Zimbab-wean farmers from Shonga) and other staff of the farm visited the place where Chisohm was found dead

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/04/12/white-zimbabwean-farmer-found-dead-in-kwara/

the soul that sinneth shall , DIE

mama-gee:
[color=deeppink]Although I feel sad about your ban, you posted this on the wrong section.[/color]

and where do u think could have been better? Politics?

Really? Im impress and interested too but why cant we jig it out in this thread (i mean the way it works, throw me some light) ok!

That is what they called Robotic banning. I ve experienced such, men it took them longtime to hear me out, but i think u can ask seun that question on www.getsatisfaction.com