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 Politics › Re: Checkout How Doyin Okupe Responded To A Nairalander Challenge by stephengee(m): 3:28pm On Mar 09, 2015 |
GeneralBosco:u n that senier007 are the same. sorry to say 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan In Closed-door Meeting With Abdusalami, Mbeki by stephengee(m): 11:17pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
makzeze:simply trash |
| Family › Re: Reasons Why Many Young Men Are Unmarried And Lonely by stephengee(m): 9:34pm On Mar 06, 2015 |
nice write-up |
| Politics › Re: What Change Do We Seek by stephengee(op): 8:48pm On Mar 05, 2015 |
Sanchez01:should the venue of the incident make it believable? the truth is u simply don't want to. 'there is always bad eggs among the good ones' AGREED. But who are the good ones? 1 Like |
| Politics › What Change Do We Seek by stephengee(op): 8:21pm On Mar 05, 2015 |
Just a few days back!! Some guy with an APC sticker reading CHANGE in BOLD letters, beat a fuel queue so arrogantly and dint have the courtesy to look back and apologize for his corrupt act!! With the fact that he had APC painted all over his car and his personality, I could only guess he's probably one of those who were chanting that GEJ is a fool and doesn't know wha he is doing, how can GEJ say "stealing is not corruption, corruption is corruption, stealing is stealing" and so forth!! This clearly shows how the concept of CHANGE is not in any flimzy political party!! Helloww Wake up!!, smell the coffee, change starts from you!! Beating a queue, isn't it corruption? Jumping line, isn't it corruption, what did he steal!? This chant CHANGE confuse me 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Here Are Photos From AIT President Visit This Morning by stephengee(m): 12:35pm On Mar 05, 2015 |
that's my President till 2019 |
| Politics › Why Nigerians Must Reject The Second Coming Ofbuhari by stephengee(op): 12:36pm On Mar 04, 2015 |
When Muhammadu Buhari overthrew a democratically-elected government in a coup d”etat in 1983, Sani Abacha declared in his infamous radio broadcast: “(Our) health services are in shambles as our hospitals are reduced to mere consulting clinics without drugs, water and equipment.” However, Buhari did not address the shambolic Nigerian health system in his two years in power. In a Vanguard article of 7th February, 2015, Ambassador Ignatius Olisemeka said of Buhari: “He entrusted to me the care and welfare of his family- he sent his wife and two children to me in Washington D.C. for medical treatment. His family were with me in Washington D.C. when the General was overthrown in a coup d’état.” Thus, while Buhari was grandstanding as Mr. Fix-It, he sought medical care surreptitiously for his family in the United States, instead of fixing the Nigerian health system. This typifies the hypocrisy and insincerity of Buhari as an agent of change. It is all smoke and mirrors. It is the same duplicity whereby he claimed to be the apostle of anti- corruption even while being complicit in the smuggling in of 53 suitcases at Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos in the middle of a currency change. Buharinomics Buhari’s grandstanding must not be allowed to go unchallenged today, now that he is seeking election under the same kind of democratic system he truncated and trashed in the past. We must not allow Buhari to sweep his ignominious past under the carpet of a bogus mantra of “change.” Indeed, there is something anomalous about presenting a 72 year-old former military dictator as a change candidate. What kind of change can be represented by an old has-been? In his first coming, the “changes” Buhari brought were to Nigeria’s detriment. Under him, the Nigerian economy went from bad to worse. Our national debt rose from $14 billion to $18 billion in less than two years; with the result that Nigeria was no longer able to meet its financial obligations to global bankers. We had to queue for essential commodities, such as bread and milk, which were hard to find. Raw materials and spare parts needed to keep factories running were scarce. Rather than create jobs, tens of thousands of workers lost their jobs. Inflation rose to the astronomical level of 40%; while it is now 7.9% under Jonathan. When Buhari seized power in 1983, Nigeria’s GDP was $444.45. When he was overthrown in 1985, Nigeria’s GDP had dropped dramatically to $344.14. That is not the kind of change we want. When Goodluck Jonathan became president in 2010, Nigeria’s GDP was $369. By 2014, it had grown dramatically to $510. Buhari is going around complaining about the recent devaluation of the naira. However, when he took over in 1983, one dollar exchanged for 0.724 naira. But by the time he was overthrown in 1985, one dollar exchanged for 0.894 naira. That is 23% devaluation in barely two years. However, when Jonathan took over in 2010, one dollar exchanged for $167 naira. Five years later, it is now $202.55. That is a devaluation of 21% in five years. It is not surprising, therefore that, when Buhari was overthrown in 1985, there was wild jubilation throughout the length and breadth of the country. Unleashing the dogs and the baboons One of the first things Buhari did when he seized power in 1984 was to gag the press. Decree 4 was promulgated making even the publishing of the truth a criminal offence. Under it, Nduka Irabor and Tunde Thompson were jailed maliciously in a manner designed primarily to intimidate the press. Under Buhari, the SSS came looking for me because I published an article in National Concord entitled: “Counter-trading Nigeria’s Future;” criticizing the government’s return to the stone age economic policy of trade by barter which resulted in even greater fraud than import licensing. Buhari is now angling to return to power under a democratic setting. But has this leopard changed its skin? In spite of his carefully crafted makeover by his American handlers, has Buhari changed from his anti-democratic ways? All the evidence suggests he has not. Buhari is not even president and he is already fighting the press. Recently, he threatened to back out of the Abuja Peace Accord concluded with Goodluck Jonathan and the PDP because he was upset about the insults and attacks he was receiving. He warned that no one should regard his “patriotic commitment to maintaining national peace” for weakness. Buhari’s handlers declared: “We cannot continue to guarantee the tolerance limit of our teeming supporters nationwide who are daily being inundated with death wish commentaries on the person of General Muhammadu Buhari.” What exactly does this mean? Is Buhari now going to unleash his infamous dogs and baboons on Nigerians? This is why it would be foolhardy to mortgage the freedoms we have come to enjoy under the democratic dispensation by handing power back to a man who is intolerant of criticism. Let us juxtapose Buhari’s short fuse to the disposition of Goodluck Jonathan. Jonathan must be the most wrongly vilified president in the history of Nigeria. He has been called all kinds of names by his traducers. He has been abused, reviled and condemned by APC stalwarts. His motorcade has been stoned. His campaign posters have been torn down. His campaign ground has been bombed. His wife has been maligned. How has he responded to all this? Jonathan responded by signing the Freedom of Information bill. In effect, instead of gagging the press, in the tradition of malevolent dictators like Buhari, he has freed the press even more; allowing it to criticize his government without hindrance. In every way possible for the past five years, Jonathan has assured and reassured Nigerians that freedom of expression is our inalienable right. The myth of Buhari’s northern popularity One of the lies of the Buhari campaign is the pretense that he has cornered the Northern vote. Nothing could be further from the truth. As a matter of fact, in this election, Buhari is not the choice of the North. The Northern political elite don’t want Buhari to be president. The North did not vote for him in the APC presidential primaries. The Northern vote went instead to Rabiu Kwankwaso and Atiku Abubakar. Buhari was elected primarily with Southern ACN votes. Let me ask some pertinent questions. How many Northern elites have we seen recently campaigning for Buhari? We have seen Tinubu following Buhari around. We have heard Obasanjo and Soyinka pitching their tents with him. But the Northern elite have largely kept mum. Governors Fashola, Oshiomole and Amaechi of the South have been busy singing choruses of praise about Buhari, but Northern governors are mute. Atiku and Kwankwaso have largely kept their distance from him. Why are they not shouting on the rooftops for Buhari? The truth is that the Northern elite have never liked Buhari. Therefore, it is not in their interest for him to become president. Buhari’s grandstanding on anti-corruption resonates with the poor, but not with the Northern elite. Should Buhari become president, most of the current Northern presidential hopefuls can no longer be president in their lifetime. Eight years of Buhari presidency would swing the presidency back to the South for another eight years. But these Northern bigwigs don’t have 16 years to wait in the wilderness. Some of them would even have kicked the bucket by then. It is better for them to wait for Jonathan to finish his second-term in 2019, at which time they would be able to contest for the presidency without having to deal with an incumbent president. What they need now is the assurance that it would then be the turn of the North. In that eventuality, South-South support for a Northern presidential candidate would be imperative. 2015 is not the time to jeopardize this. The strategic partnership of the North and the South-South has been the enduring decimal of Nigerian elections. The South-South has supported the North in every election, except when its own son, Goodluck Jonathan, was on the ballot. The North must be careful not to betray that partnership, if for no other reason than that it will need it again in the near future. It must be careful not to betray that partnership because Jonathan has done far more for the North in his five years in power than he has for any other part of the country, including the South-South. In short, there is no excuse for Northern denial of support for Jonathan in 2015. The federal government’s mid-term assessment of its development investment shows that the investment in the North-West and the North- Central zones alone amounted to 792 billion naira; nearly double those of the South-West, South-South and South-East put together, which amounted to 403 billion naira. If the North fails to support Jonathan in the coming presidential election, in spite of Jonathan’s obvious discrimination in favour of the North, it can bid farewell to South-South support in the future. With all the noise about Buhari’s popularity with the talakawa in the North, we have not heard anything that he has ever done, or would do, for them. When he was head of state between 1984 and 1985, he did absolutely nothing for them. In the unlikely event that Jonathan becomes president, it would not take long before there would be rioting among the Northern poor out of dashed and betrayed hope. The man who has transformed the life of the poor in the North has been Goodluck Jonathan. Jonathan built 125 Almajiri Schools in 13 states in the North; something Northern rulers like Buhari failed to do. At the commissioning of the first Almajiri Model School in Gagi, Sokoto State, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Abubakar Sa’ad III, observed that Jonathan’s action was unprecedented in the history of Northern Nigeria. Jonathan also established ten new federal universities; seven of them in the North. Jonathan has made far more appointments of Northerners than he has of Southerners. His transformation of agriculture from subsistence to commercial farming has been of primary benefit to the agrarian North. Therefore, it will come as no surprise if Jonathan wins more votes in the North in 2015 than he did in 2011. http://www.theopinion.ng/why-nigerians-must-reject-the-second-coming-of-buhari/ |
| Food › Re: Do You Remeber This Drinks ? If Yes Which One Os Your Favorite? by stephengee(m): 12:26pm On Mar 04, 2015 |
drank all then but prefer gold spot |
| Politics › Re: How Goodluck Jonathan Destroyed APC's Momentum - A Nairalander's Analysis. by stephengee(m): 7:56am On Mar 01, 2015 |
deen4real7902:just like the op said. una APC fans cherish LIKES. Even d sensible PDP one diint bother to share. funny |
| Politics › Ogbodo: The Lying Photo From Lai Mohammed by stephengee(op): 7:42am On Mar 01, 2015 |
IF I were the All Progressives Congress (APC), I would not lie about the health of General Muhammadu Buhari. If the man is actually ill and has gone abroad to seek medical attention, the party, through its national publicity secretary, Lai Mohammed, or any other spokesman, should simply say so, and not lie about it. To posture and make it seem as if Buhari cannot fall ill because there is a presidential election to contest and win is to make the man appear superhuman. All human beings must cave in to ill health and ultimate death at some point. Everybody, including the politicians of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), knows this. That was why the party tried to disconnect itself from Governor Ayodele Fayose’s ‘death wish’ advertisement on Buhari. Whether in Christian or Islamic theology, others are required to show sympathy through prayers to people who are ill. Even animists and atheists do same. But nobody has said Buhari is ill and has gone to London for medical attention. What the APC said was that its presidential candidate left for UK last week to continue his campaign to become Nigeria’s president by way of interaction with Nigerians living in UK. It was only Governor Fayose, who has been all over the old man like a gadfly that said Buhari was admitted to Cavendish Hospital in London. Because people say Fayose is always shouting wolves when there are even no sheep in sight, nobody took him seriously when he said that the APC was on a mission to misinform Nigeria about Buhari’s visit to London. Soon, pictures were floated in the air to support the APC position that Buhari was in London for a different purpose, which included speaking at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, otherwise known as Chatham House, on his presidential ambition. There was apparent desperation to create a scenario that never existed regarding Buhari’s visit to the United Kingdom. And this was where the publicity machinery of the APC got it all wrong. Dummies were sold to newspapers as photos of Buhari in London. One showed him with former British Prime Minister, Mr. Tony Blair, Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun and former governor of Kwara State, now a senator, Bukola Saraki. That was confirmed real by some people. But another captioned: Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari (right) with the Chief Executive Officer, All Eyes TV Show, Kemi Fadojutimi (left), during Buhari’s working visit to United Kingdom also came. Coming from Mallam Shehu Garba, media director of the Buhari Campaign Organisation and a fine professional and Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the national publicity secretary of the APC, I did not probe to uncover any hidden motives. And I am sure most editors did not, which was why either of the photos made prime news pages last Sunday. When my Executive Director, Mr. Toke Ibru, first mentioned it that I had put a fake photo on the front page, I urged caution so that we did not hastily contradict ourselves on the right point. But before the end of day, my phone had been inundated with messages from readers, analysing the graphics of the photo and saying why the shot was taken at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, and not a location in the UK as claimed in the photo caption. I tried to piece together the puzzle, but nothing was adding up to anything meaningful. I mean, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Mallam Sehu Garba and then fake photographs of General Buhari in London coming from both of them. What could be the purpose behind that piece of propaganda? To prove that they could do better than a Joseph Goebbels in the art of misinformation when there was no Second World War to prosecute and win? Ever before Ayo Fayose left for Hilton Abuja to conduct a ‘forensic’ investigation of the photograph of Buhari’s media interview in London, Pat Enechukwu, who follows this column every Sunday, had done his and sent to me his findings: “My brother good afternoon. Please look at that front page photograph of Buhari critically and watch issues I am raising. That bottled water on the table (Aquafina) is a Nigerian product. The newspapers are Nigerian papers with the one on top looking like The Guardian and I mean our own The Guardian and not London Guardian that I have bought and read severally in London. The magazine on top is DSTV Magazine. What’s DSTV in London and who uses DSTV in London?” Governor Fayose did something far more comprehensive and after watching him debunk the controversial photo with striking facts, I was convinced that I had been used to push forth a lie to Nigerians. I was conned by the APC to put it lightly. I called Shehu Garba to reconfirm the photos. He did, dismissing the people raising issues, and I guess that should include my Executive Director, as Buhari detractors. We went ahead to correct the error in our Monday, February 23 edition, in spite of Mr. Garba and the APC. He has not called me to straighten issues one way or the other. I cannot understand the point the APC media machinery was trying to make. Till date, nobody has explained anything to whatever effect. At least, let something, just anything, no matter how improbable, be said. For instance, something like the devil or more precisely the PDP, had hacked into the APC’s works to send the lying photograph to media houses to cause the recalcitrant APC this huge corporate embarrassment. They just kept quiet as if nothing was amiss. In their deafening silence, they seem to be saying ‘we are APC; we equate truth and positive change and nothing false comes from us.’ Or could the aloofness and lack of remorse, even when guilt is established, be flowing from the APC’s belief that it has converted all newspapers in the country to its official newsletters, where anything can be off- loaded and no questions will be asked? Whichever, I am still not able to figure out what the APC was trying to hide. That Buhari wasn’t in London for medical checks? And if I may ask, what is wrong if Buhari falls ill and goes to London to seek medical attention? People far less than him in status do so even more frequently. This man we are talking about was a head of state 30 years ago. In case we are confusing issues, let me state clearly that in Nigeria, no former director in the civil service, not to talk of permanent secretary, state commissioner, state and national legislator, minister and governor treats even malaria at home. I mean malaria, which is strictly a tropical disease that does not attract good medical space in the operations of hospitals in Europe and America. They go abroad, even to India, to be given the same anti- malaria combination drugs that are readily available and more effective in Nigeria. And so, I don’t understand the fuss about a whole Buhari at 72 going abroad for medicals. Is he not human? Or is it because people say he is the messiah God has sent to save Nigeria, he has now become a deity that does not fall ill? Buhari had withstood the rigours of about 60 days of intensive campaigns across the country to convince voters to give him the mandate to be president and just when he thought it was all over, ‘enemies’ conspired to shift the presidential election by six weeks, which means, more campaigns and jetting around. Not all young men can stand straight under such intense pressure. Therefore, if the man ran to London to catch some breathe after the long stretch and also used the opportunity to run checks on his state of health while equally squeezing in some time to talk at Chatham House, in order to remain politically fashionable, nothing spoil at all. The APC should have simply said so and nobody would be hurt. Instead, the party embarked on a deliberate mission of misinformation to imbue Buhari with transcendental attributes of never-sick and never- die. The APC can still make good points without intrigues. Not long ago, the intrigues were of a different colouration when news came that the Lagos Home of the APC’s national leader, Ahmed Bola Tinubu, was under surveillance by military men, apparently put there by the PDP controlled Federal Government. And then another piece of propaganda, saying General Buhari had braved all the odds to visit Chibok and had useful dialogues with the folks up there. This is not the way to represent change in Nigeria. All said, I am still waiting for someone in the APC camp to mount the podium and explain with good reasons what caused the translocation that turned Hilton Abuja to some spot in London. Garba was to later send what he conceived to be an explanation of the blunder yesterday, through a third party. It still does not add up and cannot vitiate my argument here. http://m.ngrguardiannews.com/en/editorial-opinion/columnist/200027-ogbodo-the-lying-photo-from-lai-mohammed |
| Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan, A.P.C And Salient Issues by stephengee(m): 8:28pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Trut:kinda funny too |
| Politics › Re: Apc Jittery Over The Achievement Of The Army And Government - Aljazeera by stephengee(m): 6:19pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
charcoal:u can equally ask for the video of how those town were previously captured by boko haram. 'Always criticizing gej mentality' |
| Programming › Re: PPT: Personal Programming Tutorial by stephengee(m): 6:05pm On Feb 27, 2015 |
stephentemitayo@yahoo.co.uk |
| Programming › Re: Learn How To Design A Website by stephengee(m): 6:02pm On Feb 27, 2015 |
I dey here too stephentemitayo@yahoo.co.uk |
| Politics › Re: Ayo Fayose Fights His Wife For Predicting His 2nd Impeachment by stephengee(m): 12:24pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
I smell lies |
| Politics › “nigeria Will Survive Economic Challenges” –dangote by stephengee(op): 12:01pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
Nigerian business tycoon and Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has assuaged anxiety rising over the present situation of the nation’s economy caused by the declining oil revenue and political uncertainties. Dangote, who spoke in an interview on Wednesday, February 25, stressed that there was no need for fear amongst numerous stakeholders as it is only normal for every country to face challenges when markets go through periods of booms and busts. The business mogul added that the Nigerian economy bears strong fundamentals which will enable it bounce back sharply from its current predicament. “As long as we manage our resources properly, even with crude oil selling at $50 per barrel, Nigeria has the capacity to pull through because the fundamentals are strong. So what we are going through should just be seen as a temporary setback,” he said. He added the current state of the Nigerian economy was only a temporary setback occasioned by low commodity prices, which is but a passing phase. http://bizwatchnigeria.ng/nigerias-economy-will-rise-stronger-economic-storms-dangote/ |
| Politics › Re: Thanks To All APC Supporters by stephengee(m): 4:10pm On Feb 25, 2015 |
nwaanambra1:trait of apc supporters 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Thanks To All APC Supporters by stephengee(m): 4:08pm On Feb 25, 2015 |
francizy:Nice. Plz hug me. #nohomo 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: FG Should Listen To The Ceasefire Call By BOKO HARAM - Lai Mohammed by stephengee(m): 3:35pm On Feb 25, 2015 |
Vicotex:this man Don vex. lol |
| Politics › Re: Buhari In UK To Rest - Hajia Aishat Buhari by stephengee(m): 12:56am On Feb 24, 2015 |
kelvine:diint the both candidates starts campaigning same time. Why should he rest when gej is not resting? That's part of what we are saying,he is too old to be our President. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: FG Institutes Panel To Oversee Fresh NIS Recruitment by stephengee(m): 6:06pm On Feb 23, 2015 |
SmooshCHN:u have not still told us how this is a scam.... |
| Politics › An Open Letter To President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. by stephengee(op): 3:32pm On Feb 23, 2015 |
Dear President Goodluck Jonathan, • It HURT them you ended their subsidy fraud… • You sold off NEPA and ended their fraudulent NEPA contracts, it HURT them…. • It HURTS Obasanjo that you exposed his secret charges of #2 on every recharge card... • You removed ghost workers of about 62, 893 from civil service and reduced their wealth, it HURT them… • You refused to renew their oil blocks license monopoly, it HURT them… • You handed NPA verification to a third party and eliminated port frauds, it HURT them... • It HURT them you stopped the bootlegging in fertiliser distribution… • You HURT them by stopping hoarding of petroleum products, where Nigerians sleep at filling stations while they make astronomical profits... • You pinched them where it HURT most by making sure elections are free and fair… • You HURT the cabal by looking into their face and telling them “Nigeria belongs to us all”... • You restored rail system that gulped billions of naira yearly, it really HURT them… • You made Nigeria proud by insisting cars are now produced in Nigeria with 70% local content, halting their money laundry schemes, it HURT them… • They have bullied you, lied against you, insulted you and made Nigeria insecure just to distract you and be able to get back to business as usual…But I promise you sir, they will not bully our votes! All well meaning Nigerians will be marching FORWARD with you in March. #GOODLUCKNigeria |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: FG Institutes Panel To Oversee Fresh NIS Recruitment by stephengee(m): 3:21pm On Feb 23, 2015 |
SmooshCHN:how is this a scam? are u asked to pay b4 registration. chai, all una know how to shout is CHANGE with una empty minds |
| Politics › Re: See Ambode's CV! This Is What We Need In Lagos. by stephengee(m): 3:15pm On Feb 23, 2015 |
holladapooo:what happened in Lagos? plz tell us |
| Politics › Obasanjo Is A Father To Me And I Am His Firstpolitical Son – GEJ by stephengee(op): 10:37am On Feb 21, 2015 |
President Jonathan says despite former Pres. Obasanjo’s recent verbal attacks on his administration, he still sees him as his father and his first Political son. GEJ said God used people, including the former president to make him become the President of Nigeria. President Jonathan said this in an interview with Tribune in Lagos “First and foremost, Obasanjo is a father to me. By divine providence and the grace of God, I am the President of Nigeria today. It is not by my strength. But God uses human beings to actualise His own blessings on human beings. And He used so many Nigerians, including former President Obasanjo, to play one role or the other for me. I became the deputy governor of a state, became the governor, the vice president and president. I have no issues with him, and I really don’t want to join issues with President Obasanjo. I think it is not necessary. But I will use this opportunity, because you asked, to just plead with my father that he is a leader, a former president of the country. He has led the country more than anybody, eight years of democratic governance and almost four years of military governance. No other person has that kind of record. The stability of this country is critical in terms of the economy of this country. Rating agencies downgrade countries that are going into elections because the feeling is that there would be crisis. When you paint the colour of instability for your own nation, you are doing so much injustice to the country because it affects the economy of the country, not just affecting the country in terms of security and social issues alone. It affects the economy directly. So, I plead with very senior citizens that Nigeria is dear to us; we don’t have any other country than Nigeria. So, actions and inactions, or utterances, should be guarded so that we don’t expose our country to the international community as if it is a country in danger, a country that is about to collapse. You are frightening investors, especially those who invest hot cash, to pull out their money from the country and that would affect the stock market and it would affect the economy. For one reason or the other, Obasanjo may disagree with me as his first political son. You can even disagree with your own biological children, as a human being, not to talk of disagreeing with your political children. So, he can agree or disagree with me, but the utterances have to be managed in a way that it does not affect the economy and security of this country”he said. On how he felt watching Chief Obasanjo destroy his PDP membership card on the television, Jonathan said the incident had no effect on him because the attacks had been consistent. |
| Politics › Re: Polls: Only Dishonest Politicians Need Fear Card Readers- The Sun Newspapers by stephengee(m): 1:48pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
Isiterere:laughable comment. after APC PVC awareness, what else do u hear? APC ...CHANGE. The FG av sponsored more advert only on PVC collection without any TAN jingle. you better remove the veil of hatred from your eye against gej and hope for credible change not the one tinubu preaches to us |
| Politics › Re: Polls: Only Dishonest Politicians Need Fear Card Readers- The Sun Newspapers by stephengee(m): 12:27pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
sincerenigerian:its because u most times change d channel whenever gej is on air so I guess u can't really see him say so. Av heard him and his campaign peepz say this time without number. Pls don't spread fake info |
| Politics › Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by stephengee(m): 1:10pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Sunymoore:fellow thieves like tinubu and fashola abi. retard 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by stephengee(m): 1:07pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
Iamsynord:did u read what she said at all? I hope u can see where she talked abt the measures they are making,what they still av to overcome and the hardwork in achieving such. u guys just come here to rant,am sure pple like u can't hold a class captain post 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: We Lack The Capacity To Prevent Corruption In Nigeria – Okonjo-Iweala by stephengee(m): 1:01pm On Feb 18, 2015 |
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| Politics › Us Top Think-tank, Brookings; Say Apc Is A Fragile Anti- Jonathan Setup by stephengee(op): 7:35pm On Feb 11, 2015 |
Brookings, the World’s most influential think-tank based in the United States, have projected a President Jonathan victory over the opposition candidate’s General Buhari in the 2015 Elections which it suggests would be keenly contested. The analysis, context and rationale of the think- tank’s projections is contained in the Brookings publication titled: Foresight Africa – Top Priorities for the continent (January 2015). “Though the election is expected to be very competitive, the odds still favor President Jonathan.’ According to Brookings, the All Progressives Congress (APC) is a fragile anti-jonathan establishment with a sole purpose to return power to the north. “The party is, however, a fragile one that seems united only in its quest to wrest the presidency from Jonathan or to have power “returned” to the north” “The APC gets much of its strength from tap- ping into anti-Jonathan sentiments in the Muslim north and grievances among the Yoruba who feel that the Jonathan administration has ignored them in key political appointments.” The Report also indicated that the APC’s strategy is hinged on a combination of popular votes from the North West, North East and “the battleground SouthWest” but also hinted at the possibility of Bola Ahmed Tinubu not delivering the region contrary to speculations. “What remains to be seen, however, is whether Bola Tinubu—a former governor of Lagos State who played a pivotal role in the formation of the APC and is considered to be the party’s strongest mobi- lizer in the southwest—will be very enthusias- tic in delivering the battleground southwest to the APC during the elections.” “Tinubu indicated his interest in being the party’s vice presidential candidate but being a Muslim like Buhari, the party’s strategists felt that a Muslim- Muslim ticket might offend Christians and cement the PDP’s labeling of the APC as an Islamic party.” On President Jonathan’s performance: “despite Boko Haram—the country is thriving: The economy continues to grow and—with the re- basing of its GDP—became the largest econo- my in Africa and the 26th largest in the world. Jonathan’s supporters also point to his success in containing the Ebola virus, which earned him commendations from countries and institutions around the world.” The Brookings Report also identified factors such as incumbency and numerical control of States where PDP has 21 States and APC only 14 as giving PDP an edge. “The greatest strength of the ruling PDP is its “power of incumbency,” and all the institutional support that goes with it. Not only does it have federal resources to use as patronage, it also controls key institutions” The report advised that all efforts should be deployed to ensure a free, fair and transparent elections and to avoid a meltdown as post-election violence seems very likely. “Post-election violence is therefore likely in the north if the APC loses while renewed militancy in the restive Niger Delta is likely if Jonathan does.” the report noted. |
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