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 Politics › Re: APC Governors To Implement Free Education,confirms ‘real APGA’ as part of merger by superior1(op): 9:27pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
asha 80: make we carry fear gree.we no get many options |
| Politics › Re: APC Governors To Implement Free Education,confirms ‘real APGA’ as part of merger by superior1(op): 8:35pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
naja2: Dont be too scared! APC is definitely take over from ur clueless PDP. Its just a matter of time.PDP is Messi of Nigerian politics, APC is a Teenager  |
| Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by superior1: 8:10pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
| Politics › APC Governors To Implement Free Education,confirms ‘real APGA’ as part of merger by superior1(op): 8:03pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
Governors who are members of the new All Progressive Congress (APC) party, say they will position and pride themselves as social democrats, with free education as their leading programme. The 10 governors, who come from the former All Progressive Grand Alliance, the Action Congress of Nigeria, All Nigeria Peoples Party and the Congress for Progressive Change, met in Abuja today where they rolled out their programmes under the yet-to-be registered APC. There are 11 opposition governors in Nigeria and all of them, except the Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, were present. They are: the Governor Adams Oshiomhole (Edo), (Rochas Okorocha (Imo), Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo), Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti), Babatunde Fashola (Lagos), Rauf Aregbesola (Osun), Rauf Aregbesola(Osun), Tanko Almakura (Nasarawa), Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun), Ibrahim Geidam (Yobe) and Abdulaziz Yari (Zamfara). Almakura, who spoke on behalf of the governors, said that the programme priorities in the new party will be agricultural development, jobs creation, free education, affordable healthcare, infrastructural development, adequate power supply, eradication of poverty and corruption, and rapid technological advancement and industrialisation. “We shall pride ourselves as social democrats that are committed to organise our society based on the values of justice for all and individual freedom where everyone’s basic needs are fulfilled,” he said. He also announced the formation of Zonal Contact and Mobilisation Committees, which are headed by six of their members. Almakura himself will head that of North-Central; Fayemi, South-West; Yari, North-West; Okorocha, South-East; Geidam, North-East; and Oshiomhole, South-South. Also speaking with reporters, Oshiomhole underlined his commitment to the merger. “I am fully convinced about the need for this merger,” he declared. “There is no question about my conviction and my commitment to the merger.” Okorocha also insisted that although there are problems in his party, APGA, the party was committed to the merger. “Let me say that APGA is in the merger talks. We have our little challenges and we are just trying to sort out about who are the APGA-APGA and who are the APGA-PDP. “But I can tell you that the APGA-APGA (the real APGA) is already in the merger talks. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/apc-governors-implement-free-education-okorocha-confirms-%E2%80%98real-apga%E2%80%99-part-merger |
| Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh And AY Making A Video For Comedy Show (Picture) by superior1: 7:52pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
and so? |
| Politics › Re: CAN Raises Alarm Over Ban Of CRS In Osun Schools by superior1: 6:17pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
seanet01: It is called Hypocrisy.Sharrap!and tell your big alfa-uncles not to bring issues which before now is alien to Yoruba-land. |
| Romance › Re: Super Eagles Player You Would Like A Date With On Valentine's Day? by superior1: 5:56pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
Ashawo Association don offer dem full service na  2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: I Was Never Admitted In Any Hospital In London – Governor Sullivan Chime by superior1: 5:54pm On Feb 12, 2013 |
Atleast, he talk small truth, na full lies i no dey like  |
| Politics › Re: How APGA Joined APC, By ACN by superior1: 8:44am On Feb 12, 2013 |
PointB: And why not. Aint there other credible Igbo men in APC? Is Ngige not there? And has Rochas not join them? Can't they pick any of them?I hear you, believing to reap where and when you haven't sow is robbery. Let APC file candidate from any ethnicity they want, afterall we all know Igbos are still in hot romance with Jonathan AZIKWE who will likely give power to them in 2019, abi?, like i said earlier, i don hear you.The liar is Rochas who entered negotiations with them on behalf of APGA without a nod from his party 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: How APGA Joined APC, By ACN by superior1: 7:59am On Feb 12, 2013 |
PointB: Rochas joined APC on his own volition, and I certainly cannot hold it against him. But it will do AC.N or APC (whatever their name is these days) some good to stop peddling lies about APGA joining them. Lai should stop lying, merging involves parties not individuals. APGA is not part of the merger (yet), Rochas is.And this same you will ask that APC should file an Igbo presidency candidate, continue fooling yourself https://www.nairaland.com/1191438/ohanaeze-apc-field-igbo-presidential/2#14254762 |
| Sports › Re: They Would Have Contributed To Nigeria Glory by superior1: 9:37am On Feb 11, 2013 |
I think Osaze and others will be humbled with Nigeria's championship, nobody is in-disposable. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: APC, Party Of Teenagers – Bode George by superior1: 9:32am On Feb 11, 2013 |
Teenagers have a way of surpassing senseless adults 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: MASSOB, Suspected Thugs, Police Clash In Ebonyi by superior1: 9:28am On Feb 11, 2013 |
9icest: I dont understand why MASSOB cant be transformed into a political party. It seems these guys have a lot of members, and keep undermining their population. The earlier a better and more educated leader takes the helm of affairs of MASSOB, the better. And for crying out loud, if the Ibos want Biafra, this is the best time they can have it, Nigeria has never been more divided and in a fragile political state unlike now....And why are they attacking oneanother because I dont see anyone stopping them if they are really determined at this point....Im just thinking out loud.[/b]Dont you know Igbos have no leaders? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Picture Of President Jonathan Watching The Match by superior1: 9:23am On Feb 11, 2013 |
paroh137: Awesome Picture of president Goodluck Jonathan watching Nigeria's final against Burkinaa Faso. Follow on twitter @IAMPAROHWhat is awesome about this? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Picture Of President Jonathan Watching The Match by superior1: 9:22am On Feb 11, 2013 |
bigtt76: Laptop Number pls? Thank you.Gbaamm!! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: APC Manifesto Is True Federalism by superior1: 5:08pm On Feb 10, 2013 |
True Federalism, ACN wouldn't have settled for less |
| Politics › Re: 'The Economist' Testimony On Nigeria's New Trains by superior1: 4:57pm On Feb 10, 2013 |
seanet01: What a thrash?Do u mean the train is a thrash?,Jonathan is working, you are hating 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Three Korean Doctors Slaughtered In Pre- Dawn Attack In Yobe State. by superior1: 4:52pm On Feb 10, 2013 |
Upon the huge security votes  , where did the multi billion naira defense budget go |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The UK Legalises Same-Sex Marriage by superior1: 9:09am On Feb 08, 2013 |
seanet01: So much for Christianity.UK is a secular state not a Christian one 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 9:04am On Feb 08, 2013 |
Demdem: 2Months is more than enough. there is simply no excuse at all.Jona is taking his time, don't be a hater |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 8:51am On Feb 08, 2013 |
[quote author=Demdem]If it was the NASS delaying, known retardeen cocck suckers would have feasted on this thread by now. Hypocrites. Let it be known that the NASS passed the budget weeks ago.won't be surprise if the retardeen will have to constitute a committee to determine if he should sign or not. Budget not signed and the mofo went for Islamic conference. nonsense.[/quote It was actually passed in Dec 10th, almost 2 months now |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 8:47am On Feb 08, 2013 |
take dat: We shouldn't be quick to blame him. The most likely reasons why the budget has not been assented to, is due to NA members padding the budget with over N90billion, mostly for constituency funds and that of pegging a bench mark for the budget! But all the same he should sort it out with the legislatives since his party is in the majority!Well, the guy hasn't come out to say that. |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 8:06am On Feb 08, 2013 |
dridowu: Hmmm |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 7:52am On Feb 08, 2013 |
drnoel: If these people in the lower house don't know that no matter what they do, if senate doesn't veto the stuff its stalemate then they should just leave the house for more enlightened people.Read the last paragraph. |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 7:24am On Feb 08, 2013 |
Opposition members of the House of Representatives have challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to sign the 2013 budget or face an override of his veto by the legislature. The National Assembly passed the 2013 Appropriation Act on December 20, 2012, and subsequently transmitted it to the president for approval. There have been speculations that the president has withdrawn his assent and returned the budget to the House. In a press conference yesterday, the minority lawmakers also threw their weight behind the merger of their parties to create the All Progressives Congress (APC). Members of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) , however, disowned the declaration. Leader of the opposition caucus in the Green Chamber, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, called the president to immediately approve the 2013 budget, saying the House was ready to cooperate with him to iron out any contentious issues that might be inherent in the document. “Mr President should quickly sign the 2013 budget and we will work with him on this if there are genuine grey areas. We are already in February and a situation where the legislature will have to override his presidential veto as constitutionally provided is not a good way to start the year or foster a good legislative/executive relationship. If two heads are better than one, 360 heads are better than one,” he said. Flanked by deputy minority leader Hon Abdulrahman Kawu, minority whip Hon Ahmed Datti, Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa and other members, the opposition caucus leader described the impending merger as “a true rainbow coalition of colours that will brighten the darkness we have been plunged into as a nation over the past decade.” Meanwhile, a former gubernatorial candidate of APGA in Anambra State and serving member of the House of Representatives, Hon Uche Ekwunife, distanced her party from the merger, saying that members of her party were neither consulted nor were they part of the merger of the opposition parties. Reacting to the presence of the Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha, a member of APGA, at the merger talks, Ekwunife said he might have joined the talks on personal grounds and in exercise of his freedom to associate with others Leadership Newspaper |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 7:14am On Feb 08, 2013 |
On a second thought, It maybe he was waiting for them to approve his wife's 4 Billion naira office?  |
| Politics › Re: NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 7:11am On Feb 08, 2013 |
The House of Representatives, on Thursday, declared that the National Assembly had no plan to veto the 2013 budget which it said was still awaiting President Goodluck Jonathan’s assent, but said that it would not hesitate to veto the budget if it was not signed quickly by the Presidency. Does anyone knows why Jona refused to sign this budget, i remember him asking for NASS quick passage? |
| Politics › NASS Will Veto 2013 Budget-reps by superior1(op): 7:06am On Feb 08, 2013 |
The House of Representatives, on Thursday, declared that the National Assembly had no plan to veto the 2013 budget which it said was still awaiting President Goodluck Jonathan’s assent, but said that it would not hesitate to veto the budget if it was not signed quickly by the Presidency. This is coming just as the Minority Leader of the House, Honourable Femi Gbajabiamila, called on President Jonathan to quickly sign the 2013 budget passed by the National Assembly in December 2012 into law, saying, “we will work with him on this if there are genuine grey areas.” According to him, “we are already in February and a situation where legislature will have to override his Presidential Veto as constitutionally provided is not a good way to start the year or foster a good legislative executive relationship.” Chairman, House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Honourable Zakari Mohammed, who briefed newsmen in Abuja, however, debunked media reports that the president had refused to sign the budget because of disagreements between the executive and the legislature. According to him,”as far as we are concerned, the budget is still with Mr President. Since 1999, this is the first time that the budget is going through rigorous processes.” The House spokesperson who was responding to a question on whether the National Assembly would veto the budget if he failed to sign it on time, said, “we should not put the cart before the horse. I don’t think we are there now. Mr President has not come to tell us that he will not sign the budget. But we are not afraid if it comes to that level.” He also described as false media reports which suggested that the House and the Senate were in conflict over state creation, saying,”it is a mere speculation, everybody can say whatever he wants, but as far as we are concerned, both chambers of the National Assembly have cordial working relationship. The process of constitutional amendment is very clear. If any of us has issues on constitutional amendment, it should channel it to the proper avenue.” Source: http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/4822-nass-will-veto-2013-budget-if--reps |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Jets Out To London, Paris by superior1(op): 9:34am On Feb 06, 2013 |
shadrach77: why would a president want to attend OIC meeting? *smh*To ask dem follow im beg Boko Boys |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Jets Out To London, Paris by superior1(op): 9:33am On Feb 06, 2013 |
chi 3280: make una leave the man make im go answer query! No be beans to chop that kind money.Na sooo, before dem open im yash for outside |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Jets Out To London, Paris by superior1(op): 8:45am On Feb 06, 2013 |
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday night jetted out to London and Paris to confer with the British Prime Minister, Mr. David Cameron and the President of France, Mr. Francois Hollande on matters of vital interest to Nigeria, Britain and France. Jona wan go explain how he take spend oil money 2 Likes |
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