₦airaland Forum

Please can you post the picture of that monkey-post stadium your governor renovated....

Keep talking nonsense. That is what you will continue to get for talking nonsense...

This is what you get when a party is owned by an individual! What do you call such a party? A PLC?

[quote author=slim fit ]Inferiority complex hit jeg you would think aliyu or babangida is the president.[/quote]Where is the inferiority complex here?

AmBeautiful: hehehe

I love Ameachi's look.
In my opinion, its more like ""Na una sabi, wetin concern me""
He is the most sincere person in that picture, cos he expressed his feelings through his expression.


Namadi, doesnt not seem to be paying attention to the speech, rather he is looking straight ahead, maybe into 2015.

Sincere ke. He looks like a houseboy. He is so lost.

Who is the boss now. Lol

GenBuhari: Fake story from the People Deceiving People party.

notice there is no credible source for the story

Notice you cannot read?

PDP sacks Kano State Exco, receives Abacha’s son

Posted on September 16, 2013 by NIGERIA NATIONAL NEW MEDIA ORGANIZATION

In a move seemingly targeted at taking the party structure away from Governor Musa Kwankwaso, one of the seven governors that have been at the vanguard of opposition to Alhaji Bamanga Tukur’s leadership of the party, the national leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP on Monday dissolved the Kano State executive of the party.

This was on the same day the party received back into its fold Mohammed, son of the late head of state and dictator, General Sani Abacha.

Mohammed Abacha had failed in his attempt to contest for Kano governorship position under the platform of defunct Congress of Progressive Change in the last general election.

The party subsequently constituted a caretaker committee led by Alhaji Alhassan Kafayos as chairman and Mr. Andrew Musa appointed secretary to run the affairs of the party in the State.
They were immediately sworn-in by the party’s National Legal Adviser, Mr. Victor Kwom while Abubakar Mustapha, the National Organising Secretary of the PDP said other members of the committee would be appointed in Kano during the week.

While justifying the dissolution, the National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, said the tenure of the dissolved exco had expired on August 15 and that there was need for a caretaker committee. He added that the caretaker committee was set up in accordance to the rules and provision of PDP constitution.

He also tasked the committee members to ensure that they address grievances among members in Kano and that the party must win the governorship election in the state in 2015.

On his part, Abacha said he joined the PDP in 2010 and left the party to join the defunct CPC the same year.

He said left CPC the same year as a result of what he described as lack of internal democracy in the party.

http://nnnmorg./2013/09/16/pdp-sacks-kano-state-exco-receives-abachas-son/

PDP sacks Kano State Exco, receives Abacha’s son


Posted on September 16, 2013 by NIGERIA NATIONAL NEW MEDIA ORGANIZATION


In a move seemingly targeted at taking the party structure away from Governor Musa Kwankwaso, one of the seven governors that have been at the vanguard of opposition to Alhaji Bamanga Tukur’s leadership of the party, the national leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP on Monday dissolved the Kano State executive of the party.

This was on the same day the party received back into its fold Mohammed, son of the late head of state and dictator, General Sani Abacha.

Mohammed Abacha had failed in his attempt to contest for Kano governorship position under the platform of defunct Congress of Progressive Change in the last general election.

The party subsequently constituted a caretaker committee led by Alhaji Alhassan Kafayos as chairman and Mr. Andrew Musa appointed secretary to run the affairs of the party in the State.
They were immediately sworn-in by the party’s National Legal Adviser, Mr. Victor Kwom while Abubakar Mustapha, the National Organising Secretary of the PDP said other members of the committee would be appointed in Kano during the week.

While justifying the dissolution, the National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, said the tenure of the dissolved exco had expired on August 15 and that there was need for a caretaker committee. He added that the caretaker committee was set up in accordance to the rules and provision of PDP constitution.

He also tasked the committee members to ensure that they address grievances among members in Kano and that the party must win the governorship election in the state in 2015.

On his part, Abacha said he joined the PDP in 2010 and left the party to join the defunct CPC the same year.

He said left CPC the same year as a result of what he described as lack of internal democracy in the party.


http://nnnmorg./2013/09/16/pdp-sacks-kano-state-exco-receives-abachas-son/

Only PDP Can Offer Internal Democracy to Nigerians - Mohammed Abacha
...Says APC is not an Option


The son of the former Nigeria's late Head of State, Mohammed Sani Abacha has attributed his decision to re-join the PDP he left in 2010 to the firm belief that the party as presently constituted is the only platform that can offer internal democracy to its members.

" When I left the PDP in 2010, my view was that it had no internal democracy but in CPC, the experience was very bitter. There was a major issue that challenged all of us while in the PDP but we met it in a bigger and more huge manner in the party we went to. The APC today is not an option," Mohammed said today in an exclusive interview with the officialpeoplesdemocraticparty while leading a delegation from Kano to the National Secretariat of the PDP.

He added that having consulted widely and studied the polity from the sideline, he was convinced that the Umbrella under Dr. Bamanga Tukur was wide enough to accommodate every member.

" With the new NWC and the chairman coupled with the efforts they have been making to ensure that the party is taken to the next level, that was what enticed us. We have consulted as far and as wide as we could and this resulted in us taking the decision to come back to the PDP instead of going somewhere else. "

Giving further reasons why he returned to the PDP, Mohammed said, " PDP is widespread and covers every part of the country and it is the party that is in power; it is the party that has made the change that we are witnessing today in our country and which we hope we will continue to witness in the coming years by the Grace of God."


https://www.facebook.com/pages/Official-Peoples-Democratic-Party-PDP-Nigeria/333519270030012?hc_location=timeline

GenBuhari: source pleaSE!


aNOTHER FAKE STORY SPONSORED BY pdp

^^^Look up!

You cannot read or what? Olodo

Only PDP Can Offer Internal Democracy to Nigerians - Mohammed Abacha
...Says APC is not an Option


The son of the former Nigeria's late Head of State, Mohammed Sani Abacha has attributed his decision to re-join the PDP he left in 2010 to the firm belief that the party as presently constituted is the only platform that can offer internal democracy to its members.

" When I left the PDP in 2010, my view was that it had no internal democracy but in CPC, the experience was very bitter. There was a major issue that challenged all of us while in the PDP but we met it in a bigger and more huge manner in the party we went to. The APC today is not an option," Mohammed said today in an exclusive interview with the officialpeoplesdemocraticparty while leading a delegation from Kano to the National Secretariat of the PDP.

He added that having consulted widely and studied the polity from the sideline, he was convinced that the Umbrella under Dr. Bamanga Tukur was wide enough to accommodate every member.

" With the new NWC and the chairman coupled with the efforts they have been making to ensure that the party is taken to the next level, that was what enticed us. We have consulted as far and as wide as we could and this resulted in us taking the decision to come back to the PDP instead of going somewhere else. "

Giving further reasons why he returned to the PDP, Mohammed said, " PDP is widespread and covers every part of the country and it is the party that is in power; it is the party that has made the change that we are witnessing today in our country and which we hope we will continue to witness in the coming years by the Grace of God."

GenBuhari: [size=18pt]Source please !

OP, facebook is not a credible source

Another fake story

Mohammed Abacha can never join the party that maliciously and unjustly discredited and demonised his father's memory.

I guarantee you that this is a fake story[/size]

That is the PDP official facebook page, olodo! He has even made a statement now! Shame on you!!!

…Seven senators claim names were smuggled into ‘New PDP’ list

From ADETUTU FOLASADE-KOYI, Abuja

Ahead of Senate’s resumption of plenary tomorrow, cracks have appeared in the “New Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)” as about seven out of the 22 senators have withdrawn their membership of the group. Following the emergence of the splinter group chaired by Alhaji Kawu Baraje as a result of their anger over the national convention of the PDP in Abuja on August 31, no fewer than 22 senators were announced as identifying with the break-away group.

Contrary to earlier reports that the leadership of the Senate was jittery over the impending take-over of the chamber by the “New PDP,” symphatisers in collaboration with the opposition parties and as a result, is considering postponing resumption, Senate would resume legislative duties tomorrow, after being on recess for seven weeks.

Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba (SAN), told Daily Sun yesterday that the Upper Legislative Chamber will resume as scheduled tomorrow, September 17. A meeting to that effect by the body of principal officers, is expected to hold at the official residence of Senate President David Mark at the Apo Legislative Quarters.

He dismissed reports of a division in the Senate caucus of the PDP, adding that the leadership is not jittery about any move from the “New PDP.”

His words: “Senate is not jittery at all. Tell me, what is there to be jittery about? Senate is alive to its historical responsibility of stabilising the polity. Each time, there’s a shake-up, it’s always been the responsibility of the Senate to stabilize it. Since there’s a little hiccup within the PDP, it’s still the responsibility of the Senate to stabilize it. We will do just that.”

Ndoma-Egba reiterated that the Senate PDP caucus remains one in the chamber. “There’s just one PDP. As at today, there is one registered PDP and so, you cannot decamp within the same party. “What’s happening is at best, a tendency within the party,” he said.

Two weeks ago, 22 Senators reportedly declared for the “New PDP” after seven PDP governors announced its formation.

The names of the Senators as published in national newspapers, were: Senate Chief Whip Bello Hayatu Gwarzo (Kano); Mohammed Ali Ndume (Borno); Ahmad Zannah; Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa); Abdullahi Danladi Sankara; AbdulMumini Mohammed Hassan (Jigawa); Umaru Dahiru (Sokoto); Ahmed Mohammed Maccido; Muhammad Sha’aba Lafiagi (Kwara) Simeon Sule Ajibola (Kwara) and Abubakar Bukola Saraki (Kwara).

Others are Magnus Ngei Abe (Rivers); Wilson Asinobi Ake (Rivers); Danjuma Mohammed Goje (Gombe); Saidu Ahmed Alkali; Ahmed Hassan Barata; Umar Mohammed Jibrilla; Aisha Jummai Alhassan (Taraba); Ibrahim Abdulahi Gobir (Sokoto), Garba Mohammad (Kano); AbdulAziz Usman (Jigawa) and Isa Galaudu (Kebbi).

There, however, appears a break in the ranks as seven (four from the North-West, two from the North-Central and one from the North-East), out of the 22 senators claimed they were not part of the “New PDP” and that their names were surreptitiously sneaked onto the list. But the seven senators did not want their names printed.

Some alleged members even claimed that though they may have sympathy for the “New PDP,” they they were away from the country when the names were compiled. So, they were not consulted before going public with the list.

Some of the aggrieved senators, from the North-West, North-Central and the North-East pointed fingers at a former governor from the North-Central, who is in his first term, as “just railroading our names into a purported list we know nothing of.

“As you were well aware, because the Senate was on recess, some of our members were abroad and when the list was made public, they were embarrassed that their names were included in a list they practically knew nothing about.”

At least, a ranking senator, whose name is on the list, confirmed to Daily Sun that he “was yet to be consulted on the formation of the “New PDP,” not to talk of agreeing to put my name on the list that was made public as a member. I am not a member and I intend to make my grievance known through clear party channels.”

Another senator from the North-West who declined to be named, gave further insight into how some names were published without consultations with the bearers.

“I was abroad (country withheld) when my phone was bombarded with text messages from political associates at home, congratulating me on my membership of the “New PDP.” I made enquiries and discovered that a former governor from my state, together with his friend, who’s also a former governor, just put my name on the list. When I made further enquiries, I discovered that three former governors (names withheld), from 2003-2007 are behind the scenes and largely influenced the names’ compilation.”

Two of the former governors are in the Senate while the third was a senator who left the National Assembly to join the executive in the present dispensation.

“Can you imagine that after publishing the names, nobody has even got in touch with me to tell me what’s going on?…” the lawmaker said last night. Meanwhile, it was gathered that the meeting of the “New PDP” senators was to checkmate any move by the PDP National Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, to declare their seats vacant as the Senate resumes legislative business. Indications also emerged that there is a crack in the relationship between the Presidency and the leadership of the National Assembly.

Sources said, “unlike before, when the National Assembly leadership was consulted on issues of national and party importance, they have been left in the cold; hence, the silence from the National Assembly when some members declared their membership of the “New PDP.”


https://www.nairaland.com/1441922/crisis-hits-baraje-group

If he has liver, let him start. By the time it backfires, the backlash will see him booted out. He is a small boy!!!

More propaganda crap!

Can only house of rep impeach a president?

Una no dey tire?

More fabricated story! And who told them all those details? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!


The amount of lies these news media is churning out it incredible. They are just loosing credibility!

Even the MODs have joined in the show of Shame. The day they will take NL on for defamation and and spreading false information, na Seun I pity! You are not like Sahara reporters hiding somewhere in New York oh! Mind what you publish! Stop publishing false information. I don talk my own

gboss4sure: Nonsense Journalism. Just because they mentioned FG spent didn't mean that FG DID. shey na tribune newspaper. Before you believe this nonsense try and read and understand this article before you rush to comment. This article is not straight forward. I think they wanted to say Nigeria spent 4.7B to import those stuffs.

Help me ask dem if FG dey sell umbrellas and shoes?

When you talk about balance of trade, you are talking about total imports vs total export of a country. These illiterates are making a fool of themselves!!! Shame!!!!!!!!!

Hahahahahahaahahahaahahaahahahahaahahahaaha!


Now you people are really getting desperate and ridiculous. Is this how you want to take over Nigeria?

With lies and fallsehood everyday? From Gold Iphones to Amaechi slept on the streets to 4.7 billion Naira umbrellas!!!


You guys are making a fool of yourselves. It is pathetic!!! Desperation is a sign that you lot have failed woefully!!!!!

…Seven senators claim names were smuggled into ‘New PDP’ list

From ADETUTU FOLASADE-KOYI, Abuja

Ahead of Senate’s resumption of plenary tomorrow, cracks have appeared in the “New Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)” as about seven out of the 22 senators have withdrawn their membership of the group. Following the emergence of the splinter group chaired by Alhaji Kawu Baraje as a result of their anger over the national convention of the PDP in Abuja on August 31, no fewer than 22 senators were announced as identifying with the break-away group.

Contrary to earlier reports that the leadership of the Senate was jittery over the impending take-over of the chamber by the “New PDP,” symphatisers in collaboration with the opposition parties and as a result, is considering postponing resumption, Senate would resume legislative duties tomorrow, after being on recess for seven weeks.

Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba (SAN), told Daily Sun yesterday that the Upper Legislative Chamber will resume as scheduled tomorrow, September 17. A meeting to that effect by the body of principal officers, is expected to hold at the official residence of Senate President David Mark at the Apo Legislative Quarters.

He dismissed reports of a division in the Senate caucus of the PDP, adding that the leadership is not jittery about any move from the “New PDP.”

His words: “Senate is not jittery at all. Tell me, what is there to be jittery about? Senate is alive to its historical responsibility of stabilising the polity. Each time, there’s a shake-up, it’s always been the responsibility of the Senate to stabilize it. Since there’s a little hiccup within the PDP, it’s still the responsibility of the Senate to stabilize it. We will do just that.”

Ndoma-Egba reiterated that the Senate PDP caucus remains one in the chamber. “There’s just one PDP. As at today, there is one registered PDP and so, you cannot decamp within the same party. “What’s happening is at best, a tendency within the party,” he said.

Two weeks ago, 22 Senators reportedly declared for the “New PDP” after seven PDP governors announced its formation.

The names of the Senators as published in national newspapers, were: Senate Chief Whip Bello Hayatu Gwarzo (Kano); Mohammed Ali Ndume (Borno); Ahmad Zannah; Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa); Abdullahi Danladi Sankara; AbdulMumini Mohammed Hassan (Jigawa); Umaru Dahiru (Sokoto); Ahmed Mohammed Maccido; Muhammad Sha’aba Lafiagi (Kwara) Simeon Sule Ajibola (Kwara) and Abubakar Bukola Saraki (Kwara).

Others are Magnus Ngei Abe (Rivers); Wilson Asinobi Ake (Rivers); Danjuma Mohammed Goje (Gombe); Saidu Ahmed Alkali; Ahmed Hassan Barata; Umar Mohammed Jibrilla; Aisha Jummai Alhassan (Taraba); Ibrahim Abdulahi Gobir (Sokoto), Garba Mohammad (Kano); AbdulAziz Usman (Jigawa) and Isa Galaudu (Kebbi).

There, however, appears a break in the ranks as seven (four from the North-West, two from the North-Central and one from the North-East), out of the 22 senators claimed they were not part of the “New PDP” and that their names were surreptitiously sneaked onto the list. But the seven senators did not want their names printed.

Some alleged members even claimed that though they may have sympathy for the “New PDP,” they they were away from the country when the names were compiled. So, they were not consulted before going public with the list.

Some of the aggrieved senators, from the North-West, North-Central and the North-East pointed fingers at a former governor from the North-Central, who is in his first term, as “just railroading our names into a purported list we know nothing of.

“As you were well aware, because the Senate was on recess, some of our members were abroad and when the list was made public, they were embarrassed that their names were included in a list they practically knew nothing about.”

At least, a ranking senator, whose name is on the list, confirmed to Daily Sun that he “was yet to be consulted on the formation of the “New PDP,” not to talk of agreeing to put my name on the list that was made public as a member. I am not a member and I intend to make my grievance known through clear party channels.”

Another senator from the North-West who declined to be named, gave further insight into how some names were published without consultations with the bearers.

“I was abroad (country withheld) when my phone was bombarded with text messages from political associates at home, congratulating me on my membership of the “New PDP.” I made enquiries and discovered that a former governor from my state, together with his friend, who’s also a former governor, just put my name on the list. When I made further enquiries, I discovered that three former governors (names withheld), from 2003-2007 are behind the scenes and largely influenced the names’ compilation.”

Two of the former governors are in the Senate while the third was a senator who left the National Assembly to join the executive in the present dispensation.

“Can you imagine that after publishing the names, nobody has even got in touch with me to tell me what’s going on?…” the lawmaker said last night. Meanwhile, it was gathered that the meeting of the “New PDP” senators was to checkmate any move by the PDP National Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, to declare their seats vacant as the Senate resumes legislative business. Indications also emerged that there is a crack in the relationship between the Presidency and the leadership of the National Assembly.

Sources said, “unlike before, when the National Assembly leadership was consulted on issues of national and party importance, they have been left in the cold; hence, the silence from the National Assembly when some members declared their membership of the “New PDP.”


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/crisis-hits-baraje-group/

mu2sa2: You are assuming that christian north will all vote for Gej. That's illusion. People who voted on religious sentiments in 2011 and got nothing cannot be fooled twice.

so they will vote for Buhari? No let them hear you oh!

[quote author=Area-Fada],

Sorry I didn't have Nigerian education like you. You're the one failed by ASUU and your leaders.[/quote]dont take him too serious oh! The guy is a very angry guy because he has gone through several winters now where he had to use kerosene stove. He cant come back to naija because he cant afford the ticket. He has been planning to stowaway since he heard that Benin boy story!

Oh, my bad! This must be how a yard looks like ur your village! Coconut!

Sagamite: person Beaf, stop running from an intellectual battering.

Are they not already positioning themselves for 2015?

What is the timescale of the project? You thought it was 2 weeks, cretin?

And is 2015 not within the benefit euphoria?

Now you will tell me which school in the failed education system produced a person like you.

The small english wey dem teach you for that your welfare school na im you dey come practice here!

Travel comot make we see if you fit return back!!!

Na stowaway you take go back to peckham!!!

This must be another yard! adamu!

akhis: Why do people like deceiving people like this. The road construction has not started. Julius Berger are just constructing their yard. When the road starts, we will all know

Does this look like a yard? Olodo!!!

Sagamite: person, do you think your useless certificates means you are educated?

Or you do not know that is the reason you are this stewpid?

Hahahahahahaha! Your sense don squeeze! dem need to iron your sense! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Sagamite: person, do you think your useless certificates means you are educated?

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Very weak lines wey you dey throw. Fake peckham boy. All those 5 pence burgers wey you dey chop no let your sense develop!!!

Sagamite: You are a person!

Can you see you are a product of a failed education system now?

You are too dumb to defend your position.

No worry, you will frog jump for a soldier on the streets tomorrow.

When was the last time you bought a pair of jeans from the mall?

Sagamite: You see, you are a person!

My asking you why you are celebrating something does not mean I believe/agree the thing happened. FOOOL!

At best, it means I believe YOU believe it is happening.

Can you see you never made any progress in using your brain?

Hope you never join dem go yemen or somalia. Your case is becoming serious! I know say for your 1 room for peckham, na kerosine stove you dey take hold yourself and winter is coming fast! I know say na because of that body dey pepper you. Sorry oh! Kpele!

If you can gather up to t-fare and a little change, just run come back. I go find work for you. I promise...I am a nice guy...

olivertwist: This is why I like Gbawe, Horus and Eko Ile. They'll always attach a link/source to their pictures. In as much as I'll like to believe these lapdogs sometimes, their high level of propaganda will not allow me to believe them without a credible source. Nigerians are wiser now. Gone are the days when they were being fooled with fake infrastructural developments on the pages of newspapers.

'Uche eyes dey red now'

Which source. You mean Osun defenders?


Even if someone puts a source, whatever that means, people will still demand pictures. Pictures man, speaks a thousand words. That is it right there. If you mean an article on the project, you can always find that here:


http://www.julius-berger.com/press-room/latest-news/view/article/start-of-construction-work-on-the-lagos-ibadan-expressway/