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Blooooood of God

na person be this ?

It really matters. When you see the list of programs Osunbor gave as his develpmental guide you will come to understand the difference between a professor and a SSCE holder.

In America everyone knew Obama will be better because of his manifesto and programmes, it is a pity however here in nigeria that illitrates are given the chance to vote so no one borders to check what these guys have upstairs

[quote author=jas_o link=topic=194010.msg3071238#msg3071238 date=1226411888]@ stanech
This people will never see good thing in their life. see what they have cause to your live! there still a lot outthere thinking this people that illegitimately siting in office they didn't deserved will delivered Niger. it's deliberate affliction of poverty that gave birth to such believe my brother wake up from dead time is not in your side.
I sympathise with you.[/quote]You are getting me wrong my brother. Why don't you read my post again. Osunbor would have been better just that he come in through the wrong platform

@c33b33

Thank you very much that is whatou I will do I will sit down and laugh at you will when your Obama becomes an Abacha

@jas_o    

I will reply your post like a gentleman.

You think the mandate should be given to Oshiomole i am not totally against that my broda. I am just giving my own opinion on the matter let me tell u i can back this with genuine reasons


You are right Osunbor may be doing all those things because of the tribunal case, but apart from that I am still saying that he will be better than Oshiomole. MORE BETTER

c33b33:
eh?!why not take the next flight to D.R Condo or Zimbabwe

If only you will pay for the ticket. I bet zimbabwe is still better than naija    in some aspect.

c33b33:
or you wait for adams to settle down to business

I do not have to wait. I know him too well.

@c33b33


I am not a fan of the rule of law, i like and admire good governance and i think Osunbur will be better a hundred times mark my word I am from Benin City

Ok , OK, Ok



Make we see wetin the guy go fit do now,   ooohh


Remember NLC is different from politics.

Trust me he will not do better than what Osunbor has done within one year Trust me

VIP Toilets in primary schools where there are no chairs and desk. No roof






I wonder what you call an achievment


If only obi can takle d roads in Anambra state then we would have been singing is praise

He is rather sharing d money with youths and area boys

He has failed Anambrarians full stop.

4 all you guys that are asking 4 reasons while @ poster said the slowpoke Obi has failed I want to believe you are not from anambra or you do not reside there. Just pay a visit to the capital Awka and compare it to other capital cities in Nigeria. I was talking with a friend of mine when he (Obi) came into power and these were my exact words "make dem live Ngige make him continue with the work wey e dey do because dis Obi guy be like 419 to me"
I could remember the risk he (Ngige) took with Chris Uba because he do not want to share the state's money with him. Roads were been built and for once I was thinking that it will continue only for this coconut head Obi to win the tribunal case and put the state's development to a halt. Even the projects left by the Ngige Administration were abandoned by Obi.

As I am typing this piece no visible state government contract is going on in Anambra state. Not even one.

In my own Opinion oBi has failed and he should be ashamed of himself.

cbravo:
IN THE YR 2003 I AND SOME WELL MEANING ANAMBRARIAN VOTED FOR A MAN WE ALL BELIEVED WILL LEAD US TO THE PROMISE LAND .WHEN HE LOST WE ALL STOOD BY HIM THROUGH OUT HIS TIME AT THE ELECTION TRIBUNAL. I KNOW PEOPLE WHO ARE COWARDS AND CAN NOT STAND UP AGAINST AN INCOMPETENT ADMINISTRATION MAY NOT BE HAPPY WITH ME.BUT AM SAYING THIS TO BE THE FAITH OF THOSE WHO CAN SPEAK UP BUT don't KNOW HOW TO.BUT FOR THOSE COWARDS I SAY SORRY YOUR CHILDREN WILL REAP FROM IT. ASFAR AM CONCERNED THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION IN ANMBRA STATE HAS FAILED .

O boy U no lie Uba would have been 10 times better than this Obi guy. He is a big Thief. He failed

1000 Ak47

I hope they are not planning a civil war \


police with 1000 Ak47 God help us

saddik:
Finally Atiku will bury his face in shame.

Na today he start to dey shame ? Ac is not winning it at all.

Today was a massive massive game for us and we should have started with the best 11 players available to us, regardless of the game next week with Barca



ONE UNITED

The score is Chelsea 1 - 0 Manchester .  Vidic is injured But we still have to win this match

Or at least get a draw.  Read chelsea is dominating the game. That is not new to United all we need are goals and we have the fire power to do just that.

I am not watching the match please how is my UNITED DOING ?

Incredible: Ex-gov diverted 'missing' plane - Plane found in an African country
By Our Reporters - 25.04.2008


THE Beechcraft 1900D aircraft declared missing since March 15 may have been flown out of the country on the order of a former governor to weaken evidences against him in his ongoing trial by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).


Reliable security sources indicated that the aircraft, owned by the former governor, was flown to a West African country as directed by the embattled ex-governor who is facing corruption charges at a Federal High Court.


According to the security sources, the aircraft was one of the exhibits to be used in the prosecution of the ex-governor as the EFCC had listed it as one of the properties acquired by the ex-governor while in office.


Informed sources revealed that the aircraft was hurriedly moved to destroy evidence that the ex-governor acquired any aircraft, as the anti-graft body has alleged in its over 103 charges against him.


The source revealed that the sudden disappearance of the aircraft had put the EFCC in a very tight corner as it could no longer prove the allegation that the ex-governor purchased an aircraft with state funds.


It was alleged that the flying out of the aircraft was carefully arranged to make it look as if it crashed on its way to Obudu. Aviation experts have revealed that all crashed aircraft automatically send signals about their location or emit heavy smoke, but neither of these features was present with regard to the missing plane.


The security officials added that the aircraft might be hidden somewhere within the sub-region or leased, and urged that the searchlight be beamed on some small countries in West Africa. It was alleged that the airport security personnel were not at alert, and the pilot of the plane may have used Obudu as a decoy for the destination of the aircraft.


An earlier false information about the missing aircraft was that it had been found at Mbagu Village in Yalla Local Government Area of Cross River State, while the three crew members aboard were dead.


The name of the pilot was given as Captain Augustine Egbedi, that of the co-pilot as Captain Tanko (other name not given), while the third occupant was said to be Miss Tuberata A., the airline’s standardisation officer.


The Federal Government, two weeks ago, set up a probe panel headed by a retired Air force Officer, Air Vice Marshal Saliu Atawodi, to investigate the disappearance of the aircraft and, if possible, to locate the site of the crash.


Meanwhile, Minister of State for Air Transportation, Mr. Felix Hyat, has said that the equipment for an effective search for the missing Beechcraft 1900D aircraft was lacking in Nigeria.


He disclosed this in an interview with aviation journalists in Lagos after a meeting with the staff of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) on Wednesday evening.


According to him, there was decay in the nation’s aviation industry because of the past neglect. He said the Federal Government was already working out modalities to ensure that it got to the root of the missing aircraft.


“We don’t have what it takes to carry out an efficient search and rescue operation in this country. We don’t have the wherewithal to handle such an issue,” he said.


However, the minister declared that government was already making moves to ensure that necessary equipment to ensure that the country was well positioned to handle such a situation in future was put in place.


“Government is already working on that. We are working with NEMA so as to ensure we have a very virile search and rescue. We want to put all resources on the ground so that when there is such a case, we will know it is not our fault,” he stressed




http://www.tribune.com.ng/25042008/news/news2.html

The wan wey dey surprice me na the surport he dey get from the Media. Them no dey criticize am at all.

Islam

nwandolina:
It's called political correctness on steroids

Reps resolve to probe NNPC
By JAMES OJO, Abuja
Wednesday, April 23, 2008


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The House of Representatives in a unanimous decision on Tuesday adopted a motion to probe the activities and operations of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and its subsidiaries between 1999 till date.

By this decision, it has become apparent that Nigerians would know how former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo presided over the nation’s oil wealth, as he was de-facto Minister of Petroleum for eight years.

This is coming at a time speaker Dimeji Bankole cautioned not to use the investigation to witch-hunt any person, as he asked members if they understood what they were about to do.
He had asked before the motion was taken: “Do you really have an idea of what we are about to start? My advice before we start is that there will be no witch-hunting of any individual. Please, there must be no witch-hunting of any group or individual.

“The credibility of the House is on the line. We must not trivialize a serious issue. We must let our debate be in line with what will improve the conditions of the people that we are representing.”
Bankole’s comment momentarily brought some stillness into the chamber before he signaled to the mover of the motion to proceed on the details and prayers of the motion.

Moving the motion, on behalf of 95 others, Hon Halims Ochukwu Agoda from Delta State expressed worry that the oil sector has remained the bedrock of the country’s economy, yet problems of accountability, transparency and monopolistic tendencies were allowed to eat deep into the very fabric upon which the sector was built. The motion was seconded by former Chief Whip, Hon Bethel Amadi from Imo State
Agoda noted that although the major source of revenue for the nation came from oil, its exploration, exploitation and trading in petroleum products have been shrouded in secrecy.
He said that daily allocation of crude to the NNPC for refining for the domestic market has since risen to 450,000 barrels per day (bpd), while the price of oil at the international market has tripled.

It was also noted that the NNPC, at the return of democractic rule in 1999, was allocated 300,000 bpd for domestic consumption (9,000,000 per month), which the members viewed could have fetched the corporation $2.9billion per month in terms of revenue.

On the controversial Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the nation’s four refineries, the movers of the motion contended that it was sad that the nation had to resort to importation of refined products to meet shortfalls in domestic consumption.

It was concluded that there was apparent neglect of the refineries by past governments in order to allow for the unwholesome and illegal practices in the functioning of the refineries.
Expressing further concern why NNPC must be probed, Agoda said that the consequences of the unwholesome financial and operational tendencies still impact negatively on the handling of petroleum products importation and distribution.

Again, it was argued that with the level of waste in the management of the nation’s oil, it was like the operations of NNPC had been hijacked by a cartel and syndicate, whose stock-in-trade was to service selfish interest and for the enthronement of all kinds of corrupt practices.
With the motion, Agoda said that the people of Nigeria and the government of President Umaru Yar’Adua would be on the threshold of history by taking open stock of the oil industry.

“The burden will be made lighter when we take a holistic stock of the petroleum sector,” he noted, while asking fundamental questions on how much barrels of oil the nation produces on daily basis, how much money is remitted to the nation’s purse and who keeps a proper accounts of proceeds from oil.
Agoda, who insisted that there was a statistical mystery that was assailing Nigerians from the oil sector, said that time had come to let the public know what was happening with the nation’s oil wealth and the system failure that has been the lot of NNPC.

Speaking in the same vein, Chuma Nzeribe from Anambra State stated that in investigating NNPC, members will look in the face of past leaders, who squandered oil money to fly in helicopters purchased with illegal proceeds from oil business to marriage ceremonies.
Hon Shehu Garba Matazu from Katsina State cautioned that the chamber of the House would not be able to contain the stench from opening the can of worms in the oil sector, adding that for the benefit of the country, the House will go ahead to look at what happened in the NNPC from 1999 to date.

Other members who spoke in support of the motion were Hon Patrick Obahiagbon, Mercy Alumona-Isei, Farouk Lawan, opposition leader Ali Ndume, Habeeb Fashinro and Igo Aguma, among others.
Based on the fact that 1999 constitution had empowered it to carry out investigation in the interest of public probity, accountability and good governance, the House resolved to conduct a public hearing on the operation and activities of NNPC and its subsidiaries.

The House also resolved that in probing NNPC, the corporation must publish, in three national newspapers, details of amount of barrel of crude oil lifted in Nigeria on daily basis from 1999 till date and how much was accrued to the nation under the same period and where it was lodged.
The probe will also determine the actual allocation of domestic crude oil to the NNPC, as well as the quantity of refined petroleum products derived thereof for domestic consumption and revenue, if any from May 1999 till date.

The ad-hoc committee will ascertain the identities, particulars, status, and the basis of the engagement of companies, enterprises and individuals by the NNPC for the importation and exportation of petroleum products, as well as those that have benefited from oil blocs allocation during the period under review.
For the nation’s four refineries, the committee will examine the amount that has been expended on their rehabilitation, their storage facilities, pipelines and their current status.

All budgetary allocations extended to PPRA for the purposes of importation of refined petroleum products, its usage and all other financial transactions arising from 1999 till date will also be looked into.
Also, the committee will look into other matters and materials concerning the operations of NNPC and its subsidiaries.

Chairman of the adhoc committee is Hon Iga Aguma. Other co-chairmen are, the chairman of Petroleum (Upstream), Hon Clever Ikisikpo, Petroleum Downstream, Hon Tam Brisbe, chairman Intergovernmental, Hon Leo Ogor.

Addressing the press after the session, Hon Aguma restated that the committee would not witch hunt anybody and that any valuable information from any quarters would be welcomed.
He gave assurance that the ad-hoc committee would not shy away from inviting any- body to give information that will enhance the workings of the committee.



http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2008/apr/23/national-23-04-2008-001.htm


I am not agains this but

In the one year these fools have been in the office what have they done?

They have spent one year trying to decide if they will probe OBJ's administration how many will they spend probing and bringing him to justice?

What will be the gains of the Ordinary man after this probe?

Is this the best way to attend to the needs of surfering Nigerians?

Should we stop expecting anything good from this administration?

Is this the right step?

Yaradua is clueless he do not have any agenda for this country. I bet this is going to be another wasted eight or four years.

Unless God intervains Please God do something like you did to ABACHA

Thank u @poster

This Yaradua guy na Bleep up man OBJ is 10 times better than him. it is his first year now and nothing has been done to help the ordinary man in the street. I dont know why they force the sick ABOKI on Us.

Oh my Donald Duke  where are you.

We need people with track record do rule this country where is DUKE.

lucabrasi:
dude,guessing you r a politician cause u seem to have some venom directed at ac as a party and absolving pdp of any wrongdoing, would rather have had obanikoro who cannot construct a full sentence without mistake and whose records as a chairman of lagos island local government is to say the least blighted.

I am not saying PDP is better than AC dude. what I am sying is that they are Birds of the same Feathers

Yea this I have said it times without number that the problem of Naija is not the PDP now see what a thief this guy from AC is.

First it was Tinubu now this Bastard of a governor.

May God help us

why did Keshi said he is sturborn i think the NFA do not want to hire a stuborn coach. They want someone they can dictate for.

why did Keshi said he is sturborn i think the NFA do not want to hire a stuborn coach. They want someone they can dictate for.

@Jonlafrika


The issue here is not about money being wasted. Who cares about that?

Afterall what has The Yaradua done since he was elected. The issue is that the judgement was a very biased one and has once again proved that the judiciary is not independent.

And what about the Witnesses that were not allowed into the court ?

Crude Oil: What a name.

I have said it times without number that the only solution to the problem of our beloved country Nigeria is to peacefully devide the country.

I was only able to watch the concluding part of the judgement on NTA. And was shocked when the judge made coment about evidence. He was saying the evidence brought before the court was not enough to Nulify the election, but while interviewing the councel to Buhari he made mention of the court not allowing him to bring in witnesses into the courtroom for he was ready to bring in about a hundred of them.

Now my question is How can one have up to a hundred witnesses he was not allowed to bring into the courtroom, yet he loosed the same case on the ground that he had not enough evidence?

Jungle justice  

Short live Nigera

Long live Nigerians