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noblezone: Another el Rufai threads?

haba. Em, moderators, can you please change this to "Tom and Jerry" thread?

El-Rufai =Scam Master!

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64bit operating system
RAM: 2.00gb
AMD V140 processor 2.30GHz

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Pls what do i do?

Confusion incorporated!

lacasa: When a Man speaks Outlaws like Dokubo hide their face.

Amaechi is impressing me more & more

Yesso....

Interesting....i never thought of this whole parade in this light o! cos come to think of it,i have never seen branches of his church spread around.

ok

mpumalanga: I think Amechi is emulating those governors in the NORTH that said boko haram is not representing the views of the people.
Everybody can play the game this time.

ok

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The declaration of an “Ogoni self-government” by Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People [MOSOP] factional leader Dr. Goodluck Diigbo as well as last Monday’s threat of war by Niger Delta militant leader Alhaji Mujahid Asari Dokubo should be ignored by all Nigerians because they do not represent the views of their people, Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State said in Abuja yesterday.
He spoke when a Media Trust Limited team led by the managing director Alhaji Isiaq Ajibola paid him a visit at the Rivers State Governor’s Lodge.

Asked about the threat by Asari Dokubo to cut off the North from oil and food supplies if the current insecurity problem in the country degenerates into a war, Amaechi said, “War? Between who and who? Why are you taking it seriously? Didn’t Boko Haram threaten a similar thing? I don’t think whoever witnessed the Civil War will like to go back to another civil war. Or if you see what is happening in Syria, do you want it to happen here?

“When I say ignore Asari, it is not to undermine his importance. Who are the people that will die in a war? I may be among the first to fly out to Ghana [laughter], so it is the poor that will die. Anything whatsoever that is a challenge in Nigeria can be resolved on the table. What we should encourage is dialogue and the need for everybody to see reason on issues.”

Asked about weekend’s declaration of “Ogoni self-government” by Dr. Goodluck Diigbo, Amaechi said, “The man has no followership at all. No support! MOSOP came up with a statement and said they never agreed on that so why do you want to give that man prominence? The moment you publish it in the newspaper, he becomes a prominent man and they will say you are witch-hunting him because he declared his own nation.

“We advised the Federal Government too to ignore him. Rivers State government also did not make a statement and I did not even call a Security Council meeting to discuss that issue. Everybody who wants to get some amnesty money will just threaten war and some of you will become afraid. I don’t think Diigbo is an issue. Some people even called me and said they were sympathizing with me, that how am I am managing this? And I said managing what?”

[ Related: ‘Ogoni autonomy a mere internet declaration’ ]


http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/index.php/other-sections/lead-stories/173992-amaechi-dont-mind-dokubo-diigbo

how is it said sef? those who come before equity must come with clean hands....right! so they are not even qualified to open their gutters!

[quote author=O_D_B]Boko-Haram is the north solution to reclaim political power and domination.[/quote]Really?

Am i seeing something nobody is seeing?? so na una dey fuel dis thing abi??

Ok....o! God is watching him o!

naptu2: I got the message yesterday night and decided that I definitely must wear red today.

I like your post.....i think am wearing a red pant too Lightening strikes rumor mongers!!!

there is always fun in the chase to get u....sisters u with me on that?

[quote author=touch_me_hard]The aboki wants 2 go 2 Dubai to purchase jewelry for his small-small nyarinyas.[/quote]ur username is out of this world... m/f?

yes so what? he is lucky he was not detained...especially wit his stupid statements on facebook,i wonder why i am following him sef...he should follow me! they for arrest am sef for any reason they can pin on him he follow dey cause confusion for this land!

maclatunji: ^On the contrary, what El Rufai is saying is that as a leader and government in general, you have to design a system whereby citizens will eagerly come forward with information that will help eliminate the likes of Boko Haram. For example if Mr. X reports a Boko Haram member to government and he sees that government decisively deals with the menace within his community and he and his family can sleep with their two eyes closed, he will be willing to do the same in future, so will his family and friends living elsewhere.

However, if you do that at the moment you are likely to be in the grave within a month. Why? The government is acting like a "powerless" citizen crying and lamenting over Boko Haram instead of acting decisively. Meanwhile Boko Haram is acting like "government" making promises and matching it with deadly action.

So, there you have it. Leave your "GEJ is our brother and son" zone and come into the reality that he is totally failing at the moment.

my brother how do you define failure when electricity is improving? rome was not built in a day remember!

“If he cannot do the job for which he was elected to do, he should consider going home. No president has ever sought the help of the ordinary people in tackling security problems in this country'' by El-Rufai

This was culled from the statement made by Mallam El-Rufai to GEJ (http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/el-rufai-to-jonathan-quit-if-you-cant-solve-nigerias-problems/)
Do we sincerely think that GEJ should not seek the help of Nigerians in solving the security challenges the country is facing? if we say no,then how is democracy for the people and by the people or is el-rufai's ambition to rule this country hidden with the aim of turning it to a dictatorship setting? IN OTHER WORDS, THE GOOD PEOPLE OF NIGERIA DO NOT MATTER TO MALLAM NASIR EL-RUFAI.

https://www.nairaland.com/1011477/bomb-blast-lokoja-kogi-state FOLLOWING THE ABOVE MENTIONED THREAD IN NAIRALAND,I HAVE CALLED SEVERAL FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN LOKOJA AND THEY ALL CONFIRMED THERE WAS NO BOMB BLAST IN LOKOJA TODAY. PLS STOP SPREADING FALSE INFORMATION ON A MEDIUM WHICH SOME OF US RELY ON FOR NEWS INFO. THANKS

adewasco2k: there was an explosion just now at Ganaja area in Lokoja Kogi state...its been confirmed but no number of casualties yet..im presently in Lokoja

guy you too dey lie! i just called a friend there and there was nothing like that....maybe na container land for ground or something....stop spreading rumors

hmmn...gulping $1b

both of them are the same...

what if it was in Nigeria that those bees attacked her? and what if it was soldier ants instead?

Some of the buzz around Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Malawi came right at the end of her trip.
A swarm of bees descended on the area as Clinton and her delegation were departing from an airport in the southern African nation after a 6.5-hour visit, the Nyasa Times reported.
"There was a slight panic as the bees winged across the airport. People could be seen running away to keep cover as the secretary of state swiftly boarded her plane to avoid any stings," aneyewitness told the Nyasa Times.
Scores of both Malawians and Americans scurried in several directions to take cover, the Nyasa Times reported.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/hillary-clinton-swarmed-by-bees-in-malawi/121716/

The guy that spoke about India...great point. I wonder why somebody will just wake up extremely pessimistic...i wont be surprise if ''things are falling apart'' in ur life. U asked for it!

Must everything be about settlement in naija? Where are we headed?

Ahead of the October 10 expiration of the Green Tree Agreement on Bakassi peninsula, the people of Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State have called for negotiation on all issues affecting their interest.

Issues that the people want negotiation on include identity, resettlement, compensation for loss of territory, oil exploration, development of Day Spring Island, socio-cultural differences, fishing right, killing of Bakassi natives by Cameroon gendarmes, full scale implementation of the Green Tree Agreement, amongst others.

This call, which formed the fulcrum of the lecture delivered by a member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Nkoyo Toyo (Calabar Municipality/Odukpani Federal Constituency) on the occasion on the first international symposium on Save Bakassi, is against the background of fear that the sun will set on Bakassi come October 10 .

Suggestions by her lecture which were adopted wholesale by participants proposed that a technical committee or committee of experts be raised to explore “when the court can be used as an arbitrator to resolve legal questions and disputes arising from our negotiations. There is a lot that needs to happen and strategic engagement is important.”

According to her, since the Bakassi people have been torn between a hostile Cameroonian government and an unsympathetic Nigerian system, a tripartite negotiation between Nigeria, Cameroon and the United Nations remains the answer to the renewed agitations by Bakassi people over their fate.

“Negotiation is the only answer and there cannot be an easy answer to such a long drawn conflict; it requires many more years of talking things through. I hear some people talk of resettlement, so what happens to the oil that is being negotiated after we have resettled since they say we are part of Nigeria and even if we were, Cross River State is not littoral,” she said.

The law maker suggested that “if this negotiation is to be productive, issues have to be brought to the table on which the interests of the negotiating parties may diverge. In view of the ICJ judgment it seems that the assertion of sovereignty by Cameroon over Bakassi cannot be done when majority of people living there cannot also proclaim their national identity”.

Considering the socio-cultural diversity of Cameroon and Bakassi, Toyo said the task of nation building for Cameroon and Bakassi was daunting hence it should not be forgotten that “the Cameroon State identity is bound to drive local conflicts with the people’’ thus, there is need to address the issue of redefining the social contract between Cameroon and the people.

“For Bakassi today, the most divisive issue is not substantive but procedural. It is the issue of how the parties will deal with differences. These processes were not particularly emphasized in the Green Tree Agreement,” the National Assembly member added.

She advised all parties to the negotiation to act in good faith while Bakassi people should know what the process of negotiations will be and what their issues are so that nobody takes them for a ride again.

Toyo called on the people of Bakassi “to maintain the momentum on engagement as one agreement induces another. We Bakassi people must engage. Once negotiations are suspended, parties are more likely to entrench their positions on divisive issues’.

But one major concern to her is the composition of the negotiating team, noting that “this team needs to know what has to come from the negotiation and whether there should be consensus on issues being considered and agreed upon. Let me please caution here that we should not assume that this is easy. For even those who will represent Bakassi, there is need for a lot of training on how to enter into negotiation process”.

“Lastly, when the negotiations run up against issues in which a certain outcome is of fundamental importance to Bakassi, but unacceptable to others, we have to consider the use of sunset and sunrise provisions. A sunset provision is one that lapse after a period time, say five to ten years. This allows both sides to claim an advantage from the measure.

“A sunrise clause, conversely, is one that that will only come into effect after some time. Implementation is deferred temporarily in the interest of creating proper conditions for its activation,” she stated.

Dr. Steven Bassey presented a paper on ‘Bakassi the Way Forward’, while Dr. Ambrose Akpanika who was chairman of the occasion delivered the welcome address. The symposium held at Vanel Hotel Calabar and was well attended.

It was unanimously agreed that the sun will not set on Bakassi come October 10 as modalities were being worked out to ensure that Bakassi does not lose its identity.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/bakassi-people-seek-negotiated-settlement/121596/

This man is not communicating!

We are coming up...small small we will get there.