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[quote author=ndu_chucks]The lazy fools in diaspora who have no vested interest in Nigeria and do not have financial interest over possibly N5million, are the ones who are the internet warriors and noisemakers. I challenge them to come home and champion the disintegration process. lost mumus[/quote] ![]() |
Afam4eva: This OKurunmi guy is an 1diot. How did he come to the conclusion that it's only fringe groups that are calling for Nigeria's dismembering and are these fringe groups not made up of Nigerians. I think this conference maybe bound to fail if there are no go areas.I think you are the bigger idi0t. Is the proposed conference for Disintegration or for National Rebirth? Isn't the reason why we have all clamored for a dialogue is "to reassess, refocus, redefine and redesign our political landscape in a direction that would strengthen the bonds of unity, enhance the processes of democratic consolidation, good governance and good neighborliness; and open boundless opportunities for all Nigerians to be, and to feel that they are part of the evolving political process and socio political advancement"? So why should those whose "ultimate goal/predetermined aim" is the dismembering of Nigeria into ethnic conclaves be invited? There is the UN's universal recognition of inalienable right to self-determination which our masters of irredentism and secessionists can exploit outside of the conference. Like it was done in Ethiopia, a clause that would allow for "opting out of the union" if certain aspirations are not met can be inserted in the final resolution of the conference. |
talktimi: Heckling & lobbying got us THIS national conference no matter how "flawed" some people think it is. The hue and cries of Nigerians over our assembly members allowances has gotten the attention of the assembly members & the RMAFC who have promised to look into such evil aggrandisement by the next coming budget surely lead to a constitutional amendment.Well, the reply to your post is in today's Vanguard. Those folks do not give a fvck about any conference. They just want to keep us busy while they continue to plunder our wealth without prying eyes. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/senate-justifies-n150-billion-annual-budget-nass/ |
brunnet: Will Jonathan not be going out of constitutional provisions if he so much decided/ensured that the committee's recommendations DID NOT get to NASS for approval??Of course, we cannot bye pass the NASS, the lawmakers must be carried along. What is needed from them is to create an enabling law to set up a national conference and an enabling Act that permits for a referendum. We cannot guarantee that if the recommendations were to be sent to the NASS for incorporation into the constitution, that it won't be mutilated or tampered with. If what the President muted, and being echoed by our lawmakers is anything to go by, it will be another jamboree because a leopard cant change its spot. |
taharqa: lol @closet bigotNo wahala! You cannot stop people from subscribing to different thoughts. The same way some Yorubas see Tinubu as their leader, so do some Ijaws see Alams(Governor General) of Izon as their leader, yet he is another 1st rate criminal. I am yet to see a political leader who isn't a criminal in Nigeria. Says a lot.... |
mike404: AREN'T YOU TIRED OF SVCKING YOUR SLAVE MASTERS ANVSHere comes a run away psychiatric patient. Schizophrenia, if not quickly treated can be life threatening! |
talktimi: Secondly, neither Gej nor any group of people outside the national assembly has the power to implement recommendations of such a conference since this is not a military dictatorship but rather a constitutional issue. So the best option out is to lobby or heckle the NA until approval for a referendum on salient points of the conference is given while the rest can be sifted and added to the constitution where relevant. You guys should stop this herd mentality ish and think with your heads abi una want presido to fall law and be impeached (obviously) ?I am sure all your lobbying and heckling of our lawmakers with disparaging comments and abuses have not made them to cut their satanic allowances. Suppose, the conference comes out with a recommendation that we do not need a bi-cameral legislature, you think your lobbying or heckling will make them approve for a referendum that may jeopardize their entrenched positions? Guy, you are far distant from reality. Those folks there will never agree to anything that will challenge or threaten the status quo. In other words, what you are proposing is a constitutional amendment. |
taharqa: Like who? People Like Tinubu, right?? The new 'Awolowo' of d Yoruba peopleBrother, Is it a problem of eye defects? In that post, I stated that "our thieving politicians" must be excluded. Judging from the arrant hogwash you wrote above, its obvious you are a closeted bigot. Is it that there are no 'Yorubas of high moral standing'? I am disappointed! |
JMOI: Yoruba have lost out in the scheme of things in Nigeria because of their inborn tribalism.I am sure majority of the Yorubas aren't complaining. Since you are an uninformed bigot, I'll advice you to read Zik's piece on "Tribalism: A pragmatic instrument for national unity". http://www.blackpast.org/1964-nnamdi-azikiwe-tribalism-pragmatic-instrument-national-unity |
APC cannot stop the Yoruba nation from being part of a 'genuine national conference with its full constituent powers', neither does Afenifere nor any other socio-cultural organization speak for the Yoruba nation. Afenifere, an extinct group was once an identity for the Yorubas, but it died long before the death of Bola Ige and its carcass was interred with Abraham Adesanya. Why should gerontocrats in their 70's and 80's be the ones to chart a new course for the Yoruba nation? These are men who in their late 20's and early 30's already made a name for themselves because of the good vision of Awo, yet they have refused to make any meaningful impact on the lives of an ordinary Yorubaman other than mouthing platitudes about Awoism. Why should they be the ones to propose our bail out measures when their own credential is questionable? The same 'old order' who mortgaged the future of the Yoruba nation by their unholy alliance with OBJ. Insatiable lovers of self-aggrandizement, who have positioned their children in good places/positions just because they put on an Awo cap. Their greed and covetousness led to the birth of the rebellious, Afenifere Renewal Group. If the Yoruba nation will be represented at the proposed conference, they shall be chosen on the basis of social forces/class identity and between the ages of 20 and 55, and not some self-serving ethnic associations made up of the old guards who have arrogated an illusional power/authority to themselves or our thieving politicians. We still have Yorubas of high moral standing, we can no longer be fo0led by the 'Akuko Gagaras'. Peace to the House of Oduduwa! ![]() |
Who cares if one of the forces of high privilege and regression 'falls and die'? He had better quit the public stage and embark on self-imposed penance for the crimes he committed. The economic drain pipe called Presidential Task Force on rice which he headed, led to the abandonment of Nigeria's destiny to IMF technocrats in the Austerity measure, and ensured Nigeria's admittance into the halls of hardship. |
James Ibori should be the President ![]() |
I have to commend Koro for expressing his thoughts on the concession arrangement/agreement shrouded in cloak of secrecy and tainted by fraud right from its conception. If I have a grudge against LASG, it is the opacity of her financial dealings. The arrangement was not well structured, ill-conceived from the start. The buy back is to limit the damages which has occurred and that to occur in the future if the right wasn't bought back. Such hiccup was bound to happen. The same reason why that of Lagos-Ibadan expressway concession arrangement with bi-courtney failed, and also the same with the local wing of MM airport. |
gurnam: you dey mind the bagger?@Taharqa is a decent guy. He just couldn't handle the scale and nature of the allegations and widespread criticism. |
^ ![]() If the allegations were made against Fashola, it won't be propaganda and a complete lie! I see! |
Agreed that the leadership of APC are corrupt and self-serving individuals, but shouldn't Nigerians be curious about the sudden volte-face by the tandem of thieves in the PDP? Is it that the David Mark and co are now 'born again' or is there an ulterior motive behind their new found love for a national dialogue? According to the APC, the reason given for their rejection of the proposed dialogue is this, and I quote: "In any event, we see this thing as nothing but a diversion and what are we talking about a national conference for when even the President himself has said that the outcome of that conference would be subjected to the approval of the National Assembly?" Is this what the agitators of a Sovereign National Conference been clamoring for? A National Conference whose outcome in the final analysis would be ratified or rejected by the NA? We should dissipate our energies on forcing our demand for a 'True SNC', than giving a dog(APC) a bad name in order to hang it. Why are Nigerians easily carried away? |
franchizy: Based on the foregoing, we call on all Nigerian Youths, NLC, TUC, NUPENG, NUT, NMA, PENGASAN, NASU, SNG and other unions to join us in a three Days Nationwide protest in defence of the minister.You expect well-meaning Nigerians to join in a protest sponsored by a motley crew of morally bankrupt miscreants? Oh, so Nigeria is now a Confederacy of Dunces? |
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Rossikk: We have to be very careful that in our attempt to ''fight corruption'' (according to the opposition's selective methodologies) we don't end up dismantling the huge progress the nation has made under the current federal administration. So it is not as clear-cut as ''hang the minister!!''Does this make any sense? So, giving us 1 Naira and taking 2 Naira from us is the right methodology to sustain the huge progress made under this current administration? |
atlwireles: Nah you dive kotathis is Devoid of any sense! Sad and pathetic! |
atlwireles: You people are very good spin doctors. Bottom line, fix your house leakages before talking about mine. The only clowns are the pretentious breeds, {our most intelligent and sophisticated noisemakers}. Unfortunately, for them most people refuse to take them serious. Their noise are being ignored and Nigerians will keep ignoring their loud mouth nonsense.Resorted to throwing Infantile tantrums just because your unintelligent lies were exposed. |
atlwireles: Take it or leave it, my state of delta, lead by deltans fought Ibori to standstill. When certain regions provided him safe haven. The same can be said for Edo with their ex gov, and Bayelsa. Fight corruption in your zone and worry less about other people's backyard. I want you and your e-warriors, to turn your energy on public officials from your neck of the woods.Even though, unlike you I am not an ethnic jingoist. Let me remind you in case you have a short memory. The Oghara people who organized aggressive protest marches to shield Ibori from the jaws of the EFCC are no longer Deltans? The same people who celebrated a jail bird's birthday in absentia. Delta is now a haven free of corruption, after electing Uduaghan to another term of fraud and folly? You dealt with Lucky, Alams and Sylva? How? Through plea bargain or presidential pardon Tell us the role you guys played in the get-out-of-jail cards offered to them and their two-for-one-kobo conviction? You are a clown! |
atlwireles: And you are the man free of bigotry? This is Nigeria, shake us, we will shake you, push us and we will push back. Enough of the noise making. Worry about the political criminals in your neck of woods, you are overrun with them. We can and have always dealt with our own public officials, when public funds are mismanaged. Can you say this for your zone/regionAnd who is shaking or pushing your fragile frame? Is hypocrisy etched in your genetic make-up? When the misdeed of one of your own is being highlighted, it is then you remember that each region should 'worry about their respective political criminals' even when its known to all that you are excessively obsessed with the cabal of elite in the SW. I do not shy away from the fact that, we are being lorded by criminal elite who abound in all regions/ethnic groups. Can you give us examples of how you have successfully dealt with your thieving public officials? |
ebamma: another group of touts and sycophants parading as an an ngo, i bet u after this oduah saga is over, u will never hear about this group againWe have many of them here also. Those whose line of defense is rested on the guilt of others, and those who label an individual involved in reckless expenditure as a victim of ethnic vendetta and witch hunt because such a person has performed cosmetic surgery, with scars still visible on our airports. |
PointB: Whatever works for you - a plea, a threat, a warning anything that works for you! PointBlank doesn't give a damn!No vex, keyboard warrior! |
ikeyman00: @@@Is there anyone stopping the government from prosecuting them? Whose fault is it, that those accused of monumental graft are being let off the hook, and those who still have their case files with the EFCC and others before different court of law are running wild and riding high, as free as the wind? Is it a fault of mine or the Yorubas, that this administration is complacent in the fight against corruption, and that the President is 'all bluster and no balls', 'flashes of fire here and there but no smoke'? |
PointB: About time.Is this a plea? |
NDPCVL, Another false contraption. Morally bankrupt, cash-and-carry ethnic entrepreneurs trying to force the bitter pills of arrant nonsense down our throat. Making laws that will better the lives of the people does not stop the NA from investigating those whose heinous greed and avarice have contributed to the sorrows of the people. Yes, we can argue that the lawmakers are themselves the epitome of corruption, but it is their responsibility to appropriate and monitor by oversight how judiciously our collective wealth is being managed by the executive. The pervasive morass of unemployment has created a fertile ground for politicians to hire unemployed youths and political jobbers who camouflage themselves as civil society groups and ethnic organizations to protect their interests and masquerade the guilty in a garb of innocence. |
awodman: Hahaha..Garri activist abi na wetin u call ur name..spamming this thread with Bayelsa stories won't save you..truth remains Cholera is killing people in Lagos when a borehole can be sunk for less than N100,000..pls tell Fashola to provide portable drinking water for Lagosians..its that simpleIf Fashola isn't doing that, nothing stops the FG from providing it. One of the responsibilities of the FG through the Ministry of Water Resources is the supply of adequate and portable water for domestic and industrial uses. Or Lagosians are no longer Nigerians? |
Ngwakwe: Keep quite and tell those South West halvebaked and unemployable dumps Fani Kayode recruited to do their Job.Is there a relationship between the transport minister/ministry and the federal road safety commission and/or drunk drivers and unqualified drivers? I suggest you read on the job description of the minister, vision and mission of the transport ministry. |
Nothing must happen to Oduah. If GEJ sacks her, he should expect the wrath of we, Ndigbo ![]() |
HNosegbe: Special adviser on special duties. What EXACTLY are the "special duties" that require advice?Loot Preservation and Money Laundering ![]() |


