This world don become another thing o

nairalanduseles:


Nothing dey come ooooo.....na that way dem use hold you for work

People empower people.. even if goat can command things in this Nation, he go get followers...but one day all i am this , am that will end.

Jesus, let thy kingdom come and thy will be done in Nigeria as its done in heaven. So many drama to watch in this country.

eternityk:
These people have inferiority complex
Compare that pangolo with this

Some Nigerian have inferiority complex issue. They never encourage the people trying to do things and they themselves are doing nothing.
Try and start something and see if its easy to get to the top

Nigeriaaaaaa, police report for emergency? God help this nation!

No hope

Just be wise combining drugs. In fact, the prescribed drugs can add to your feelings if you don't have time to sleep. Know that your problem is not any disease as i can see. You only need time to rest. I am a victim of this some few months ago. I just have to refresh my mind and focus on how to maximize my time for rest. Try to get enough sleep in the weekends. Eat and sleep only. Don't go and collapse o.

Man Uuuuuuuuu

Congratulations to Nigerian playerz

She has to defend her husband. The victim too most continue to talk for the truth to be unveiled. The accused must defend himself too. All these situations are natural. My concerns is the issue happened long time ago, why is she crying now. What is the evidence to prove. Can I believe the victim and accused? I just need an evidence. If no evidence they are just acting, just a noise. But I know God knows the truth, He will judge accordingly. For God has appoint a day when he will judge the secret of men, victim, accused, me and the goodnews is, he judge you too.

I try to trust this guys but my faith does not help me. Well i am not disappointed i lost faith in Nigeria teams long, i am still searching for it. 2 goals ? Kia, this is too much.

Cattle rearer, i fear o. So how can they be granted permission in every state. Intentionally inviting problem.

Let him have a good discussion with her on how to improve things

how can I believe this?

was shot one in d spirit 2 cause internal bleeding?

Still thinking if glo is still in nigeria. Glo with its disable network

in 21st century nobody wants war again expect living 21st century with mentality of14th century

Imanuelle: Goal !!!



Oops sorry ...


Thought this was the ps3 thread. ..


We giff up. .

i beg o

kokoA: Who dey pound yam inside my chest naw?!

u beta kul down ur mind. Me believe nigeria but trust spain 2 win

iwanchop:

http://citizensplatform.net/2013/06/cleric-calls-for-christian-governor-in-coming-lagos-state-elections/

i sense no sense in dis. Xtian or muslim let a good man lead. D problm of d world again religion wil 1 day fire d world...

Abu Mikey: I need your Candid opinion please.

Inferiority complex. Even d bad well known people dont judge dere sef frm pples judgement. Me no get time 4 dat sha

Pipsland78: I think they should accept the amnesty right away and the government should consider forgiving them because they are humans like us.

crying after split a milk. Amm what? It is 2 late. A terriorist is away a terriorist dey dont repent

tempest01: Boko are rams

i thought it would b beta for dem 2 die than 2 b caught cheaply n shamefully. Dey ve chosen 2 die y wud dey run away. May dey b struck by d flying death frm d hand of nig army. May dey experience showers of bombs frm nig airforce. May dey refuse 2 escape early xperience of pain 2 death 4 d sake of dead innocents in kano, borne, maduguri, adamawa, etc. Amen.

Monimatic: ACN Condemns and Reject President Jonathan Declaration of State of Emergency

…Asks National Assembly to reject it

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has described the declaration of a state of emergency in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States by President Goodluck Jonathan as lacking in original thinking, and therefore asked the National Assembly to reject it.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Wednesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said if the use of force was capable of ending the Boko Haram crisis, it would have ended a long time ago.

It said while the President was right in expressing outrage over the mindless killings and wanton destruction by the insurgents, he was wrong in proposing more of the same measures that have failed to yield results.

”If the medicine given to a patient has not cured his or her illness, is it not futile to prescribe more of the same medicine for the patient? If the declaration of a state of emergency in 15 local government areas in four states in 2011 has not curbed the activities of the insurgents, why extend such measure to other areas? If the use of force in the affected states have failed to curtail the activities of the insurgents, why send in more troops?

”There is nothing new in the President’s action. It is more of the same: deployment of more troops to the affected states and the use of tougher, scorched-earth tactics against the insurgents. In the first instance, this stepped-up militarization of the states amounts to an asymmetric use of force in an environment where the insurgents operate within a civilian population, hence it will ultimately be counterproductive as the death toll will continue to mount while the civilian population – who will be caught in the cross fire – will be alienated.

”Secondly, the President should go ahead and disband the committee he recently inaugurated and saddled with reaching out to the insurgents, because by opting to flood the states with more troops under an ill-advised emergency rule, he has succeeded in pulling the carpet from under the Committee’s feet. Who negotiates genuinely with a gun
to his head? The committee’s job is over, the members can as well pack up and go home.

”Thirdly, one hopes the President’s action is not linked to the politics of 2015. With the three states militarized, there can neither be electioneering campaign nor voting there. We had warned earlier that as 2015 approaches, the Jonathan Administration will increasingly take measures that will make it impossible to hold election in many states The over militarization of some states in the north, the plan to destabilise the South-west using slush funds from the so-called oil pipeline protection contract and the infantile threats from some Niger Delta militants seem to be part of this plan

”Fourthly, what happens if and when the declaration of emergency rule fails to stem the violence, now that the President has gone for broke and played his last card?

”In view of the reasons stated above, we hereby reject the declaration of emergency rule in the three states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe, and we call on the National Assembly to also reject it and not allow itself to be used to rubber stamp a declaration that is largely cosmetic.

”We reiterate our earlier statements that the Boko Haram crisis has its roots in years of bad governance that have produced an army of unemployed,
unemployable, disenchanted and demoralized youths who are now ready hands and willing tools for those seeking to perpetrate violence. The unprecedented corruption across the land, as well as injustice and extra-judicial killings are also fuelling this crisis,” ACN said.

The party said while the short-term solution to the Boko Haram crisis should be a combination of dialogue and a minimal use of force, the long term measure to deny Boko Haram of willing recruits and make the sect unattractive to anyone is to ensure that the State can adequately meet the yearnings and aspirations of its citizens. And the only way to do this is through good governance that delivers the dividends of democracy to the citizens; stamps out corruption and ensures a just and equitable society.

”Boko Haram is like a bad tree. To kill it, it must be uprooted, instead of trimming its branches. The measures announced by President Jonathan on Tuesday will not deliver the killer punch to this reprehensible sect. There is need to think out of the box,” it said.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/emergency-rule-counterproductive-acn/

ACN needs 2 b declare party of emergency. All dis people r 1 selfish n useless, dey just want our attention 4 dere useles ambition. Shio!

krendo: http://www.osundefender.org/?p=100480

Fashola Backs Hamzat To Succeed Him As Opposition Mounts
Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, is following the footsteps of his predecessor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu by endorsing a member of his (Fashola’s) cabinet to succeed him.

Thegazellenews.com learnt exclusively that Fashola has put his weight behind the current Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure in the state, Dr Kadiri Obafemi Hamzat, to succeed him as the next governor of the state.

Just like Tinubu, Fashola was reported to have informed members of his kitchen cabinet of his decision.

His choice was reportedly borne out of the desire to have someone who understands the workings of the state to succeed him.

Hamzat was state Commissioner for Science and Technology for six years under Tinubu while he has been commissioner in the state since the advent of the Fashola administration.

He was in charge of Ministry of Science and Technology in Fashola’s first term and currently in charge of Works and Infrastructure ministry.

He is the third son of His Royal Majesty, Oba Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat, Olu of Afowowa but also the Lagos West Senatorial Disrict leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN).

Some members of Fashola’s cabinet have started working for the Hamzat. One of them, according to report is the state Commissioner for Rural Development, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi.. Ojelabi, a former member of the House of Representatives was also one time chairman of Ojo Local Government and Otto-Awori Local Council Development Area (LCDA).

However, there are difficulties in the way for Fashola’s annointed candidate. In the first instance, the national leader of the ACN, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reportedly insisted that all governorship aspirants on the platform of the party will be given level playing ground to prove themselves in an openly conducted primary.

And in this instance, Hamzat is not seen as being a match for politicians like Senate Minority Whip, Senator Ganiyu Olanrewaju Solomon; former state Commissioner for Environment, Dr Muiz Banire and probably Senator Gbenga Ashafa who are experienced in grassroots politicking and are adept at mobilising people.

Solomon in particular is well noted for his grassroots connection and his popularity cuts across all sections of the society spread across the nook and cranny of the state.

Hamzat may also not be helped by alleged zoning of the party’s governorship ticket to the Lagos East senatorial district as his political base is in Mushin in the Lagos West.

Politicians are also quick to point to the fact that the Hamzat family has been enjoying juicy political patronage since the advent of the present democracy in the state. The patriach of the family has been a one time national vice chairman of then Alliance for Democracy (AD).

Now he is the Lagos West leader. Obafemi himself has been a commissioner in the state for the past 13 years and by the end of the Fashola administration he would have spent 15 years as a commissioner in the state.

Added to this is the fact that his elder brother and the older Hamzat’s eldest child and first son, Ganiyu, has been in the House of Representatives since 2003 representing Mushin Federal Constituency 2 and not to be forgotten was the older Hamzat’s second son, Bosun, who died three years ago, was a senior special assistant to both Tinubu and Fashola.

Finally, the question is can Fashola commits the kind of resources and energy to Hamzat governorship project as Tinubu did for him in the 2007 election? Your guess is as good as mine.

Sources within the party have told thegazellenews that majority of party members may not be favourably disposed towards Fashola’s choice not because Hamzat is not capable and suitable but because they are desirous of a change in the method of choosing the party’s candidates particularly the governorship ticket.

“We are determine to ensrue a level playing ground for all aspirants and we want them to show their popularity with members of the party and thank God our leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has acknowledged this fact,” a prominent member of the party told our correspondent.

For now the die is cast as Lagosians await mother of all governorship battle in the ruling party in the state.

dis is d problem of dis country -religion. Let any thing b dere provided he/she as a right mind.

sauceEEP: who is still talking about jobberman? jobberman lost its respect since it turned into an avenue for exploiting unsuspecting job applicants. Can you imagine asking applicant to pay 1k to be able to view jobs adverts on their site? Whereas there are other sites that are far more better than them. Bleep jobberman

i neva like dat site 4 any reason

Gerardcole: Stephen Elop just announced the new Nokia Asha 501 on the stage of the Nokia press in India. It’s the first product of the new generation Ashas with a brand new platform. The design is inspired by Lumia and Nokia picked red as the signature color.
The new Asha platform is based on the SmarterPhone acquisition Nokia made a few years ago. The new interface focuses on swipe events and a new feature called Fastlane.



The Nokia Asha 501 is made of only two parts to make it more durable and cheaper to manufacture. The back is removable to access the microSIM, the pre-installed 4GB microSD card (up to 32GB supported) and the battery.
The phone packs a 3" QVGA capacitive touchscreen on the front (133ppi), it supports two finger multitouch. On the back, there's 3.2MP fixed-focus camera.

The new Asha platform is a grandchild of the MeeGo OS. The phone wakes up with a double tap. It features two home screens - one is Fastlane, the other one is the app drawer.

Fastlane promises to show your present and your past. Present includes currently running apps (yes, multitasking, hell froze over), while Past shows messages and other notifications you’ve received.

The Nokia Asha 501 focuses on 2G connectivity as large parts of emerging markets still rely on the slow mobile Internet. There are two apps to help with that - the Xpress browser compresses traffic and Xpress Now that recommends content based location, preferences and trending topics. Also, a partnership with Facebook and Airtel (Not Nigeria) ensures people can access the social network for free, even without a data plan (this will be for a limited time only).

The Nokia Asha 501 features Wi-Fi connectivity for faster local data transfers, plus Bluetooth 3.0 and microUSB 2.0. 3G-enabled Asha 5xx phones will launch later.

The new Nokia Asha OS will be a very social platform with Facebook, Foursquare, Linkedin, Twitter, Youtube and more available out of box.

There's going to be a dual-SIM version too. The second SIM card is exchangeable without having to remove the battery, a feature Nokia was keen to point out is unique to them.

The Nokia Asha 501 measures 99.2 x 58 x 12.1mm and weighs 98g.

The new Asha platform promises to be very efficient - the 1,200mAh battery in the Asha 501 is enough for up to 17 hours of talk time and 48 days of standby (26 days for the dual-SIM).

The Nokia Asha 501 will start shipping in June in 90 countries on 60 operators. It will cost $99 before taxes and subsidies for the single-SIM version.

- GSMArena.com

Read specifications:- http://www.naijatech.com/phones/nokia-asha-501-specifications-and-price

nt advisable 2 go 4 dis

gen2briz: Thank God for tecno,nokia would have limit some people to java phones.....can't they wake up for once,people are shouting android they keep shouting asha. asha ko parrot ni

Asha na yeye phone made by nokia 4 d less priviledge. I ve one bt don't really enjoy it. 2g again! Y nt all necessary feacture in one? Weda 500 or 1000 so far is asha i dnt want dat.

Omen100: I am just kind of like thinking out laud right now , if Pdp happened to become the major opposition party in Nigeria, what an interesting opposition they will make.

eh