₦airaland Forum

http://www.jaguda.com/2009/03/30/unclothed-tribe-discovered-in-nigeria/

OR

http://lindaikeji..com/2009/03/another-unclothed-tribe-found-in-nigeria.html

one of them shuld open or just google Nigerian naked tribes

@ tpiah

U may need to take a look at this link http://lindaikeji..com/2009/03/another-naked-tribe-found-in-nigeria.html.
Those 2 guys are bonafide Nigerians and (while their leaders are buying houses in UK and US) they only know about one live which is the way they have appeared in ES.

GEJ doesnt need to invite them b/4 they come because they know every1 in going to Abuja to "collect" something so they just turn-up 4 their own share.

tpiah:
the real question is why exactly does jonathan need n.aked men at his declaration.

is nigeria turning to a nudist colony?

yall need Jesus for sure cos there's too much darkness all over.


and your reason for assuming they're yoruba is?

I hope u are for real?! Because in Naija we have ghost-workers,ghost-students, ghost-police, ghost-Govs, so we can have ghost-contestants

The first thing u do b/4 going into any project is self-examination. Are u ready financially, health-wise and logistically. And what is your driving-force? What party are u contesting under? How popular is the party in your home state?

I have to confess to you that your question does not show u actually stands for anything: [b]Contest For Senate Or Be My Campaign Manager In Your Local Govt Area?[/b]e

But if u are serious and really need advice in terms of organizing successful community development programs, successful mobilization of youths at the grassroots, and intellectual production of policies, goals and targets. U can be my guest

[size=14pt]North mounts pressure on IBB to withdraw


He said when they overthrew the government of General Muhammadu Buhari in 1985, it was on the understanding that he, General Babangida and the late General Sani Abacha would govern the country in turn. Babangida and Abacha had their turns, leaving him as the only one left to have his turn as president of Nigeria. He was said to have expressed dismay that each time he sought to actualise his dream of becoming president, General Babangida, who had ruled the country for eight years, would also throw his hat into the ring.


If this is true, then it calls for serious concern. [/size]

This is very sad. And they now talk about ZONING this ZONING that. We really need a conference to iron-out things. Imagine how people think of a collective destiny as a personal property.

Another evidence for my Ndigbo brothers. It's expedient to be at peace with a 'possibly unfolding evil' (in GEJ) than to settle for a well-established confirmed Evil (in IBB).

IBB will never leave that sit once he sits on it. He will terminate all oppositions and make sure his son succed him, mark my words!

janus05:
SaharaReporters, New York
“[size=14pt]Our country is at the threshold of a new era; an era that beckons for a new kind of leadership; a leadership that is uncontaminated by the prejudices of the past; a leadership that is committed to change; a leadership that reinvents government, to solve the everyday problems that confront the average Nigerian.”[/size]

The rhetoric resonated with the crowd, which cheered him on. The crowd was obviously unaware that the paragraph was a plagiarized version of an old speech by Atiku. The former vice president used similar phrases in a speech he read at the Old Parade Ground in Abuja on November 25, 2006.

In paragraph nine of his four-year-old speech, Atiku declared: “[size=14pt]Today, as we stand on the threshold of a new era Nigeria requires a new kind of leadership, a leadership committed to this change process.[/size]

Enough of allegations without proofs.


How on Earth are these two statements "soooooooo close"?

Sahara Reporter

spot d difference

I cant believe I missed this! Very brilliant observation from the poster. Why is SR falling my hands like this with 'picture alteration' ?

Brilliant and polished Ndigbo leaders always know how to avoid the Demon against personal interest.

To my Ndigbo brethren.

I may be a slow walker but I never walk backward,.,.,.

@ ferado

ferari90:
[size=28pt]CHEIIIIII

THIEF
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I hope you all know what it means for someone to steal  another man’s intellectual property


He should be sued,

imagine a president that cannot think for himself.

Bros bring out d speech make we see na. U dey shout smoke everywhere but u fail to show us d fire. If IBB had stopped paying u campaign allowance u better go find anoda job

@ Dede1

Bring out the copied Atiku's lines and let's analyse d similarity OR STFU

@ Sharon stone

Abacha had mammoth crowd of 1 MILLION people.

Description: He is simply a confused man looking for an avenue to get rich quick - in other words he is a Nigerian.

So u are American or British? Abeg shift make we pass

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Things don dey better

Things don dey better

Things don dey better

As GOODLUCK and SAMBO don dey lead

Things don dey better

Things don dey better[/size]

Forty months ago my predecessor in office and I embarked on a joint ticket in the governance of our great country, Nigeria. Sadly, he passed away on the 5th of May 2010.

MAY HIS GENTLE SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE, AMEN.

With the death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, the mantle of leadership of our great nation fell on me. However, the days leading to my presidency were very trying times for our nation. We confronted those moments and their challenges to national security with patriotism and care. I appreciate the role played by the National Assembly, Governors, Civil Society groups, the mass media, and other patriotic Nigerians.

The late President Yar'Adua and I shared great dreams for our country. We toiled together to realize those dreams in order to justify the confidence Nigerians reposed in us. Together we swore to execute a joint mandate and today I come before you to make a pronouncement based on that undertaking.

The past four months that I have served as President of Nigeria have opened my eyes to the vast potentials of this office as a potent instrument for the transformation of our country. I discovered that by sheer willpower, I could end the long queues and price fluctuations in our petrol stations. Today, all our refineries are working, saving us huge amounts of funds spent on importation of petroleum products.


[b]I discovered that by insisting that the right things be done, we could begin a turnaround in our power sector by involving the private sector in power generation and distribution. [size=14pt]As you can see from the lower quantities of diesel that you are buying today, power generation has significantly improved.[/size]

[size=14pt]I have put in place new gas policies and very soon, we will be saying goodbye to gas flaring in our oil fields.[/size] Working with the National Assembly, we rolled out a law that requires companies operating in the oil and gas sectors of our economy to utilize an appreciable percentage of their goods and services from local sources. [size=14pt]We saw to it that normalcy began to return to the Niger Delta by ensuring government's fidelity to its promises, and this has helped to stabilize our national revenue.[/size]

[size=14pt]In the last few months, I embarked on monumental projects in our road infrastructure to end the carnage on our federal highways. I began several projects to make our water resources available for drinking and farming. I targeted our educational system to return quality and competitiveness to them. I re-addressed our drive for self sufficiency in food production. I have taken bold steps to confront our security situation. In this regard, we are pursuing the revision of our laws to be more responsive to international conventions and more punitive to criminals[/size].

[size=14pt]I set the stage for free and fair elections by constituting an electoral commission comprising of Nigerians with impeccable credentials for firmness and incorruptibility. I charged our anti corruption agencies to speed up the war against corruption, and respect no sacred cows in the process. In the management of the economy, I advocated a more transparent banking industry, price stability, low inflation, and aggregate increase in productivity as a way to drive us to a more prosperous economy. In International Relations, I advanced the respectability accorded our country by effective engagement in global fora[/size].[/b]

From the moment I was sworn in as President, I came under intense pressure to make a declaration concerning my political future, but declined to do so because it would have immediately distracted us from all the development initiatives we have accomplished so far.

As President and leader of this government, I decided not to place partisan politics above the immediate needs and priorities of our people. I therefore told Nigerians to give me time to concentrate on my work, and that at the appropriate time, I would make a public statement on my political future after widespread consultations.

Those consultations have now been concluded. The Independent National Electoral Commission has recently announced a time table for the 2011 general elections in the country. My party, the Peoples Democratic Party, has also published a timetable for its primaries.

In the circumstances and after a thorough self examination and prayers with my family, I, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan have decided to humbly offer myself as a candidate in the Presidential Primaries of our great party, the Peoples Democratic Party, in order to stand for the 2011 Presidential elections. I pledge once again to all the people of this nation that they will have a free and fair election, even as I stand to be a candidate. In this race, I have the honour to have as my running mate, Architect Namadi Sambo, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Our country is at the threshold of a new era; an era that beckons for a new kind of leadership; a leadership that is uncontaminated by the prejudices of the past; a leadership committed to change; a leadership that reinvents government, to solve the everyday problems that confront the average Nigerian.

I was not born rich, and in my youth, I never imagined that I would be where I am today, but not once did I ever give up. Not once did I imagine that a child from Otuoke, a small village in the Niger Delta, will one day rise to the position of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I was raised by my mother and father with just enough money to meet our daily needs.

In my early days in school, I had no shoes, no school bags. I carried my books in my hands but never despaired; no car to take me to school but I never despaired. There were days I had only one meal but I never despaired. I walked miles and crossed rivers to school every day but I never despaired. Didn't have power, didn't have generators, studied with lanterns but I never despaired.

In spite of these, I finished secondary school, attended the University of Port Harcourt, and now hold a doctorate degree.

Fellow Nigerians, if I could make it, you too can make it!

My story is the story of a young Nigerian whose access to education opened up vast opportunities that enabled me to attain my present position. As I travel up and down our country, I see a nation blessed by God with rich agricultural and mineral resources and an enterprising people. I see millions of Nigerians whose potentials for greatness are constrained by the lack of basic infrastructure.

I see Nigerians who can make a difference in the service of their country but are disadvantaged by the lack of opportunities.

My story symbolizes my dream for Nigeria. The dream that any Nigerian child from Kaura- Namoda to Duke town; from Potiskum to Nsukka, from Isale-Eko to Gboko will be able to realize his God-given potentials, unhindered by tribe or religion and unrestricted by improvised political inhibitions. My story holds out the promise of a new Nigeria. A Nigeria built on the virtues of love and respect for one another, on unity, on industry, on hardwork and on good governance.

My fellow Nigerians, this is what has brought me to Eagle Square today. I have come to say to all of you, that Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan is the man you need to put Nigeria right. I have come to launch a campaign of ideas, not one of calumny. I have come to preach love, not hate. I have come to break you away from divisive tendencies of the past which have slowed our drive to true nationhood. I have no enemies to fight. You are all my friends and we share a common destiny.

Let the word go out from this Eagle Square that Jonathan as President in 2011 will herald a new era of transformation of our country; an era that will end the agony of power shortage in our country. Let the word go out from here that I will be for the students, teachers and parents of Nigeria, a President who will advance quality and competitive education. Let everyone in this country hear that I shall strive to the best of my ability to attain self sufficiency in food production.

Let the word go out that my plans for a Sovereign Wealth Fund with an initial capital of $1billion will begin the journey for an economic restoration. This restoration will provide new job opportunities and alleviate poverty. Let the word go out that our health sector will receive maximum priority in a new Jonathan administration, a priority that will ensure maximum health care and stop our brain drain.

Let all the kidnappers, criminal elements, and miscreants that give us a bad name be ready for the fight that I shall give them. Let the ordinary Nigerian be assured that President Jonathan will have zero tolerance for corruption. Let the international community hear that today I have offered myself to lead a country that will engage them in mutual respect and cooperation for the achievement of international peace and understanding.

To help me in these tasks effectively, I will re-train, revamp, and motivate the civil service.

My dear good people of Nigeria, I got here today by the power of God and the support of all Nigerians; all ethnic groups, North, South, East and West. I am here today because of your support and prayers. I want all of you to know that I am one of you and I will never let you down! I want you to know that I will keep hope alive; I want you to know that your time has come.

I stand before you today, humbly seeking your support for me, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan, to run for the office of the President of Nigeria with Architect Namadi Sambo as my running mate.

We will fight for JUSTICE!

We will fight for all Nigerians to have access to POWER!

We will fight for qualitative and competitive EDUCATION!

We will fight for HEALTH CARE REFORMS!

We will fight to create jobs, for all Nigerians!

We will fight corruption!

We will fight to protect all Citizens!

We will fight for your rights!

My dear country men and women, give me your support, give me your votes and together we will fight to build a great nation of our dreams!

I cannot end this speech without thanking you all for attending this occasion. Your huge attendance is a loud testimony of your support for us. For this I am very grateful. I pray that the Almighty God abides with you and sees you safely back to your respective destinations.

When you return, tell all those at home that as we celebrate our fifty years anniversary as a nation, Goodluck has come to transform Nigeria and I will never let you down.

Thank You.

May God Bless you all!

And may God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!

- GOODLUCK EBELE AZIKIWE JONATHAN, GCFR.

Forty months ago my predecessor in office and I embarked on a joint ticket in the governance of our great country, Nigeria. Sadly, he passed away on the 5th of May 2010.

MAY HIS GENTLE SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE, AMEN.

With the death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, the mantle of leadership of our great nation fell on me. However, the days leading to my presidency were very trying times for our nation. We confronted those moments and their challenges to national security with patriotism and care. I appreciate the role played by the National Assembly, Governors, Civil Society groups, the mass media, and other patriotic Nigerians.

The late President Yar'Adua and I shared great dreams for our country. We toiled together to realize those dreams in order to justify the confidence Nigerians reposed in us. Together we swore to execute a joint mandate and today I come before you to make a pronouncement based on that undertaking.

The past four months that I have served as President of Nigeria have opened my eyes to the vast potentials of this office as a potent instrument for the transformation of our country. I discovered that by sheer willpower, I could end the long queues and price fluctuations in our petrol stations. Today, all our refineries are working, saving us huge amounts of funds spent on importation of petroleum products.


I discovered that by insisting that the right things be done, we could begin a turnaround in our power sector by involving the private sector in power generation and distribution. As you can see from the lower quantities of diesel that you are buying today, power generation has significantly improved.

I have put in place new gas policies and very soon, we will be saying goodbye to gas flaring in our oil fields. Working with the National Assembly, we rolled out a law that requires companies operating in the oil and gas sectors of our economy to utilize an appreciable percentage of their goods and services from local sources. We saw to it that normalcy began to return to the Niger Delta by ensuring government's fidelity to its promises, and this has helped to stabilize our national revenue.

[b]In the last few months, I embarked on monumental projects in our road infrastructure to end the carnage on our federal highways. I began several projects to make our water resources available for drinking and farming. I targeted our educational system to return quality and competitiveness to them. I re-addressed our drive for self sufficiency in food production. I have taken bold steps to confront our security situation. In this regard, we are pursuing the revision of our laws to be more responsive to international conventions and more punitive to criminals.

I set the stage for free and fair elections by constituting an electoral commission comprising of Nigerians with impeccable credentials for firmness and incorruptibility. I charged our anti corruption agencies to speed up the war against corruption, and respect no sacred cows in the process. In the management of the economy, I advocated a more transparent banking industry, price stability, low inflation, and aggregate increase in productivity as a way to drive us to a more prosperous economy. In International Relations, I advanced the respectability accorded our country by effective engagement in global fora.[/b]

From the moment I was sworn in as President, I came under intense pressure to make a declaration concerning my political future, but declined to do so because it would have immediately distracted us from all the development initiatives we have accomplished so far.

As President and leader of this government, I decided not to place partisan politics above the immediate needs and priorities of our people. I therefore told Nigerians to give me time to concentrate on my work, and that at the appropriate time, I would make a public statement on my political future after widespread consultations.

Those consultations have now been concluded. The Independent National Electoral Commission has recently announced a time table for the 2011 general elections in the country. My party, the Peoples Democratic Party, has also published a timetable for its primaries.

In the circumstances and after a thorough self examination and prayers with my family, I, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan have decided to humbly offer myself as a candidate in the Presidential Primaries of our great party, the Peoples Democratic Party, in order to stand for the 2011 Presidential elections. I pledge once again to all the people of this nation that they will have a free and fair election, even as I stand to be a candidate. In this race, I have the honour to have as my running mate, Architect Namadi Sambo, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Our country is at the threshold of a new era; an era that beckons for a new kind of leadership; a leadership that is uncontaminated by the prejudices of the past; a leadership committed to change; a leadership that reinvents government, to solve the everyday problems that confront the average Nigerian.

I was not born rich, and in my youth, I never imagined that I would be where I am today, but not once did I ever give up. Not once did I imagine that a child from Otuoke, a small village in the Niger Delta, will one day rise to the position of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I was raised by my mother and father with just enough money to meet our daily needs.

In my early days in school, I had no shoes, no school bags. I carried my books in my hands but never despaired; no car to take me to school but I never despaired. There were days I had only one meal but I never despaired. I walked miles and crossed rivers to school every day but I never despaired. Didn't have power, didn't have generators, studied with lanterns but I never despaired.

In spite of these, I finished secondary school, attended the University of Port Harcourt, and now hold a doctorate degree.

Fellow Nigerians, if I could make it, you too can make it!

My story is the story of a young Nigerian whose access to education opened up vast opportunities that enabled me to attain my present position. As I travel up and down our country, I see a nation blessed by God with rich agricultural and mineral resources and an enterprising people. I see millions of Nigerians whose potentials for greatness are constrained by the lack of basic infrastructure.

I see Nigerians who can make a difference in the service of their country but are disadvantaged by the lack of opportunities.

My story symbolizes my dream for Nigeria. The dream that any Nigerian child from Kaura- Namoda to Duke town; from Potiskum to Nsukka, from Isale-Eko to Gboko will be able to realize his God-given potentials, unhindered by tribe or religion and unrestricted by improvised political inhibitions. My story holds out the promise of a new Nigeria. A Nigeria built on the virtues of love and respect for one another, on unity, on industry, on hardwork and on good governance.

My fellow Nigerians, this is what has brought me to Eagle Square today. I have come to say to all of you, that Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan is the man you need to put Nigeria right. I have come to launch a campaign of ideas, not one of calumny. I have come to preach love, not hate. I have come to break you away from divisive tendencies of the past which have slowed our drive to true nationhood. I have no enemies to fight. You are all my friends and we share a common destiny.

Let the word go out from this Eagle Square that Jonathan as President in 2011 will herald a new era of transformation of our country; an era that will end the agony of power shortage in our country. Let the word go out from here that I will be for the students, teachers and parents of Nigeria, a President who will advance quality and competitive education. Let everyone in this country hear that I shall strive to the best of my ability to attain self sufficiency in food production.

Let the word go out that my plans for a Sovereign Wealth Fund with an initial capital of $1billion will begin the journey for an economic restoration. This restoration will provide new job opportunities and alleviate poverty. Let the word go out that our health sector will receive maximum priority in a new Jonathan administration, a priority that will ensure maximum health care and stop our brain drain.

Let all the kidnappers, criminal elements, and miscreants that give us a bad name be ready for the fight that I shall give them. Let the ordinary Nigerian be assured that President Jonathan will have zero tolerance for corruption. Let the international community hear that today I have offered myself to lead a country that will engage them in mutual respect and cooperation for the achievement of international peace and understanding.

To help me in these tasks effectively, I will re-train, revamp, and motivate the civil service.

My dear good people of Nigeria, I got here today by the power of God and the support of all Nigerians; all ethnic groups, North, South, East and West. I am here today because of your support and prayers. I want all of you to know that I am one of you and I will never let you down! I want you to know that I will keep hope alive; I want you to know that your time has come.

I stand before you today, humbly seeking your support for me, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan, to run for the office of the President of Nigeria with Architect Namadi Sambo as my running mate.

We will fight for JUSTICE!

We will fight for all Nigerians to have access to POWER!

We will fight for qualitative and competitive EDUCATION!

We will fight for HEALTH CARE REFORMS!

We will fight to create jobs, for all Nigerians!

We will fight corruption!

We will fight to protect all Citizens!

We will fight for your rights!

My dear country men and women, give me your support, give me your votes and together we will fight to build a great nation of our dreams!

I cannot end this speech without thanking you all for attending this occasion. Your huge attendance is a loud testimony of your support for us. For this I am very grateful. I pray that the Almighty God abides with you and sees you safely back to your respective destinations.

When you return, tell all those at home that as we celebrate our fifty years anniversary as a nation, Goodluck has come to transform Nigeria and I will never let you down.

Thank You.

May God Bless you all!

And may God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!

- GOODLUCK EBELE AZIKIWE JONATHAN, GCFR.

@ afam4ever

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@ gidson93

Do u need glasses for ears?

Didnt you hear when he enumerated his achievements in only 4 months as a president ? Imagine what he can do in 4 years.

GOODLUCK BIKO!

A reserved but savvy political-mathematician

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@ monkey leg

How can I have any hatred for GJ, when based on sentiment he is from ND just like me. But I choose to be real, and say it exactly how it is. He is not able or capable. And I would rather we Nigerians start maturing politicaly and choose wisely than let childish sentiments cloud our judgement. By the way you didnt answer my Question.

What did GJ do in Bayelsa state as governor, and dont give me that bullshit that he was there for How Long

Since u are from ND y not tell us what he did not u and also give us who we shuld follow is GEJ is not good enough?

janus05:
@ Beaf,

Your definition of Obama na man wey dey do like pikin wey dem carry for back. Besides the comaparison is baseless. Advise GEJ to assert himself. He is the GCFRN, etc. And ofcourse Mr. President

You still dont get it.

We are breaking away from the past. We are here for issue politicts and not calumn. We could have 'asserted' ourselves by starting with IBB prosecution but we want to focus on development of our country.

Being assertive shuld not be misrepresented as ability to exhibit inhumanity by killing Vatsa, MKO and Dele Giwa.

@ Tittos

Tittos:
when Yaradua wanted to contest the 2007 elections obj.had to beg the other governors/presidential aspirants to.withdraw and deliver thier votes to yaradua.thats how important they are, mind u,its the governors that send delegates for the presidential primaries.

Sory the situations have changed now. Govs aides no more delegates. GEJ runs tins

@ Beaf

Beaf do something now else I wil zone you to Cameroun

Get us the video of GEJ declaration in 12 hours with immediate alacrity

The DJ rubbish the President GJ speech at Eagle Square by playing "Fall in Love by Dbanj". I think this is silly and misplace, something better should have been put in place and by the way do we need DJ at special functions like this?

U are welcome.

We like am like dat

@ mistakay

The presence of Niger State Gov. today only confirms one thing.Its a gathering of Goodluck's enemies.May he see the light and abandon this mission Amen!

On the contrary its a gathering of all PDP bigwigs that know where to be at a time like this. GEJ speech is more than moving and would have reassured the doubting Thomases of his charisma. GEJ doest not need to win all d states of d federation to pick PDP ticket or win general elctions.

he is not eloquent, he seems to be thinking about his achievement on stage, his english and accent is nothing to write home about. guys this is not the president we need, neither is it ibb or atiku, our messiah to lead this country to greatness has not declared interest.

Mumu wannabe. There are so many Nigerians holding top posts abroad with their 'conc' Nigerian accent and they are well respected and honored by the oyinbo.

May be we should vote for Dan Fosta or Khemistry since their English na straight from Queens mouth, Rurbish

@ janus05

U seem to b very sure of GEJ campaign strategy. An inner person I guess. You sound like someone is paying u. The only diff between u n alot of folks at Eagle square is that u r faceless. Sorry if I offended u, but that is the way I feel.

Yah I am being paid by the blood of my friend dat died after IBB annulled June 12 election, and I am driven by conviction that the Evil 1 after killing Vatsa, Dele Giwa, and MKO and looting the Nation blind. He will still kill and loot again and has no business in Aso Rock again.

You dont have to say sorry for d mud u splash on me. I am used to it and I am not even innocent of mud-slinging . I am bold and proud of my stand and I am not only doing it on net. I make sure I capaimgn against IBB to evry Nigerian on a daily basis and this will continue until he is brought to justice one day.

@ krendo

Mark my words, folks just attended IBB's political funeral in advance.

Definitely! and we know u mean the Evil one in Minna

@ janus05

Well said. But need I remind u that the best way to fight is from within?

Exactly!

He talks less does his works on PDP central nervous system.

ferari has gone down! gone down! gone down!

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