₦airaland Forum

englishmart:
Rihanna Knowles

Sorry Nadia nnaji

RickRichards:
Alicia Keys?

Jesusloveyou:
did i hear u say,this new govt? Wil do what- embezzle d same money he recovered from corruption? don't ever repeat dis rubbish from ur mouth.

appini:
But you'll forget the NYSC guys you instigated their killings after losing 2011 elections. Hypocrite!!!

Jesusloveyou:
Interesting, for d period of 19months,not even d 5yr of gej, so in 5yrs,it wil add up to $50bilion. d total money stole for 5yrs in all sector of d economy is enof to develop dis country to be like paris.

tempest69:
Blood bank of shekau

Sooroptimist1:
EXCLUSIVE: Ex-President, Obasanjo, turns down pleas to help revive PDP

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has rebuffed repeated pleas from concerned member of the Peoples Democratic Party to help revive the party following its defeat in the March 28 presidential election.

President Goodluck Jonathan, who flew the PDP flag in the March 28 election, lost to his All Progressives Congress challenger, Muhammadu Buhari, a former military head of state.

The party, which has ruled Nigeria since the return of democracy 16 years ago, also lost its majority status in the National Assembly just as it won a fewer number of states unlike in the past election.

With the defeat, the ruling party will now take on the opposition role as from May 29 when Mr. Jonathan hands over power to Mr. Buhari.
Since the defeat, the party’s senior members have been bickering with one another with some demanding the exit of its National Chairman, Adamu Mu’azu and other officers, who are accused of working against the party during the election.

Concerned about the future of the party, some of its leaders have been reaching out to Mr. Obasanjo to return to the party and help build it ahead of future elections.

The former president had in February directed a fellow PDP member and ward leader to openly tear his party membership card at a forum in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that among those persuading him to return to lead the party were serving governors and federal lawmakers who believed the party should play viable opposition in the next dispensation.

Mr. Obasanjo’s close allies said the anxious party men have been pressuring the former leader, who was the first elected president on the party’s platform, by either visiting him or through telephone calls.

This newspaper learnt that the former president, who was also the PDP leader and Chairman of its Board of Trustees, has repeatedly rebuffed the request to return to the party.

Sources close to him said at some point he told those mounting pressure on him that rather than returning to the party he would encourage viable opposition from other standpoints.

“I’m done with party politics here on earth and in heaven. Period,” Mr. Obasanjo was overheard telling a PDP chieftain who telephoned him recently to raise the matter.

Mr. Obasanjo was also said to have told some people pressuring him that he could have considered returning to the party had his membership card not been publicly thorn before the general elections.

He was quoted as saying his membership card has been shredded and that “as it is now, a goat has eaten up the pieces”.
Mr. Obasanjo confirmed to PREMIUM TIMES in a telephone interview that he has been under pressure to return to the PDP but vowed not to do so.

“I’m not ready to discuss partisan politics because I’m done with it,” he said.

After a meeting with Mr. Jonathan sometime in February, the outgoing governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, had assured that the PDP would beg Mr. Obasanjo to return to the party.

“When a father is angry with his children, the children should beg him. Baba is more than a party man. He is an icon, a national symbol and a leader and inventor, a creator of all the institutions today in Nigeria from the president to the governors, who are his own sons, are all his creations.”

“And so when a father is angry with his children, we will only say we are sorry to him. But then, we cannot be renounced for whatever it is…….We might have made some mistakes, but abandoning us is not the solution because the country is first before anything else. So, he is our Baba even up to the president.”

But Mr. Obasanjo told PREMIUM TIMES he has foreclosed any possibility of returning to the PDP.

“I agree that Nigeria needs a strong and viable opposition and I will continue to encourage that,” the former President said. “I will continue to do that even without belonging to a political party. I have moved beyond party politics.”

SOURCE:http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/182876-exclusive-ex-president-obasanjo-turns-down-pleas-to-help-revive-pdp.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

olokfor:
The police in Lagos, western Nigeria, have arrested four suspects who allegedly robbed a bank and killed three policemen and two civilians and carted away millions of naira.

The sensational robbery incident that led to the death of five persons happened on 12 March, 2015 in Lekki area of the state.

The suspects were pararded on Wednesday by the State Commissioner of Police, Mr Kayode Aderanti at Ikeja, Lagos.

The four suspects are gang leader, Duke Odogbo, 38, Lawrence Kingsley, 31, Ebi Tosan, 20, and Ekelemo Kuete, 30.


Aderanti said exhibits recovered from the suspects include a Honda Accord 2008 model car, military fez cap, phones and 130 expended ammunition.

He said during the robbery operation, five people were shot dead, three policemen and two civilians.

The policemen killed were Inspector Bethel Agbobu, Sgt Odehohwo George and Cpl Imoisiu Ikechukwu.

The two civilians killed were Mr Sowemimo Kabiru and 15-year-old fish seller, Miss Sarah Ibikunle.

Aderanti said after the incident, he summoned a meeting of various commands and directed the Officer in Charge of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, SP Abba Kyari to take charge of operations to fish out the suspects connected with the robbery.

He said the O/C SARS deployed advanced technology and human resources to Delta, Ogun, Ondo and Ikorodu, and in the course of the operations, one of the suspects, Odogbo the leader of the gang was arrested in Delta State.

Odogbos’s arrest led to the arrest of other suspects who will be charged to court soon after the police have concluded their investigations.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/05/photos-lekki-bank-robbery-suspects.html

lalasticlala:
http://www.bellanaija.com/2015/05/13/edo-state-governor-adams-oshiomhole-set-to-have-a-first-lady/

lalasticlala:
Omosexy looks decent and lovely in this well-made red gown that accentuates her hips..

https://mobile.twitter.com/Realomosexy/status/588979761495592961

vheMa:
SMH age verification must be invented on dis site,what rubbish

vheMa:
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I knw say u go scroll up

Parkac:
Abubakar Wali, the man who trekked from Yola-Abuja in honour of APC's victory has been welcomed by the former vice-president, Atiku Abubakar and APC national leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He was welcomed in Abuja on Tuesday (yesterday) at the residence of the ex vice president after a meeting with APC executives from Bauchi state.

Source: http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/05/photos-atiku-abubakar-and-bola-tinubu.html

candy:
You are right. Let's just hope he'll refuse the jumbo pay when the time comes. But for now, I admire the fact that he is speaking openly against corruption- something very few 'ordinary' Nigerians have the opportunity to do.

candy:
This guy may not be perfect, but he is making perfect sense with his comments lately. Why get paid so much to represent poor people?

FlirtyKaren:
This is why you gotta love Nigerians. Dem no send anybody!

http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/05/photos-nigerian-man-spotted-praying-on.html

Gbola5:
You keep mentioning this game. You dont have to play the game to rule. The game is a farce. You still are jugding based on modern times.

donttouch:
Go to authentic boutiques

kay9:
I don't know how many different ways I can say this before you get it: Honor did not get Ned Stark killed; his lapse of judgement did. He made a decision based on emotion. He thought he was being merciful to Cercei's children. And it was a foolish decision.

Whew! If you still don't get it, I don't think there'll be any other way of explaining it.

Gbola5:
He expected more
from the world and its people than
southerners did. then, when he
"failed" to adapt to the moral abyss
he found at KL, that wasn't
stupidity, that was him trying to
lead them out of the darkness by
example. He ran out of steam is all.
The court of KL were all
degenerates who'd grown eyes on
the back of their heads to watch out
for each other because they were
all backstabbers. Ned hadn't yet
degenerated like that, so he was
more highly evolved than their lower
form of life, but they were more
specialized to succeed in their
chosen environment.
Not stupidity. A victim of bad
circumstances. Yeah. blame the victim, have tea with LF.

kay9:
By the way Gbola5, that long epistle you wrote up there na beautiful sermon on the mount, abeg. Rules ko, regulations ni.

The real reason Ned did what he did - play his hand too early and spill the secrets he knew to his own worst enemy - the real reason he did it was to protect the children. Our honorable Hand couldn't bear to have the blood of the incest-born Jeoffrey, Mycerlla and Tommen on his hands. And so he spilled his best cards in the Game of Thrones to their mother, his own worst enemy, Cercei.

morereb10:
And what do you think she is doing?

franzis:
NO BE ME TALK AM

adexfem:
Not yet, customs are still using the 35% duty rate for used cars.