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and some goons in the house will start branding tomakint, 'bastard' as if Yorubas have been one all these years Heaven knows we have always inflicted a self-generated 'political marginalization' on ourselves from time immemorial! Little wonder the political divides (Awo group vs Akintola group) we have been subjected to! Thanks Doyin, for spelling out the truth!

[quote author=re@lchange]there is an older agreement which was not honored
it is called the aburi accord![/quote]That was thoughtful of you, and just imagine how life works, and now a Biafran (Goodluck Jonathan) is at the helms of affair in the same country they (northerners) once held sway! Indeed, there is a law of RETRIBUTION

Of course no effort can bring back the dead, but the largese will still soothe some hard feelings away! That is a good one from the respective donors to the bereaved

Maina was the chairman of Pension Reform Taskforce drafted by d then head of service, Dapo Afolabi, to oversee the activities of the office between June 9 and Sept 8, 2011. In the course of the investigation, Maina was alleged to have 'cornered N119 million' while raising a false alarm that d said money was illegally withdrawn by some principal officers of d Police Pension Office (PPO) just to divert attention. That was d genesis of his problem. So, he is a certified criminal

@udemzy udex, you captured the whole scenario in Nairaland perfectly well, truly, many nairalanders don't have minds of their own they just follow the crowd and whistle along what they feel is in vogue by their deluded minds..and these are the leaders of tomorrow

I watched in dismay when during offering times you may have to come out like three to four times all in the name of offerings in churches, yet what do you find in those offering baskets; more of N5, N10, N20, and few N50, N100 and scarcely will you see N200 and above! I have always cherished giving your offering once besides your tithes and occasionally 'special needs' in the church which is not always frequently done. The aim of this thread is not to name your churches but to really address why most Churches are fond of collecting 'too many offerings' when we all know worshipers have a way of circumventing that!

Whenever I am in Lagos, I worshiped in a particular church that believed so much in only collecting offering once and that's all and yet hardly complained of lack. Let's share our experiences

Naijalane: [size=55pt]
What kind question bi this? JAMB, WAEC, POST UTME or what?[/size]

...all of the aboveeeeeeeeeeeee

Troll: [size=16pt]I Don't Plan To Get Married. I Want To Die Young, Single And Almost Famous Like Goldie [/size]

Dude, be careful what you wished for, don't think it's just an online thing...words whether spoken or written have a way of influencing our future beware of the power of the tongue...I hope you will give my advise a thought

0lumide: Low life low life low life!!!!!

You linked to a comment on Sahara reporters and not an article!! A comment with the same write up as the Buhari bashing on naijapundits and as your thread...

You really are a low life.. That is not an article, it's a comment by one of your own stupid GEJ supporters threatened by Buhari.

The joke is on you, if you have eyes you would have noticed that the writer of the commentary was a confirmed journalist perhaps you are suffering from short-sightedness, go get your bi-focal lens and re-read again the article and stop parading yourself around like a 'jerk'! The points raised against Buhari up there are my major concerns.....sorry, if I may ask perhaps you are in your aerly 20s or mid...Oh, I am sorry, I am relating with the wrong guy

Chineke me, which kind question be dis Nairalanders and wonders, dem no dey carry last at all

[quote author=.Garri (x7)]Till you quote a source, your post is‎​ nothing but beer parlour talk...

You don't expect a normal person to debate based on information gotten from CONFIRMED DRUNKARDS, do you??

[/quote]Ok Garrison Commander, here you go, let's see what you'll do with it; http://saharareporters.com/article/pastor-tunde-bakare%E2%80%99s-disobedience-god

mind you this ain't my source, https://www.nairaland.com/617875/buhari-didnt-know-those-under but you can find some other attributes of the Buhari you may want to know more about

[quote author=.Garri (x7)]Mr Man, do the sensible thing and quote a source!!

Or are you ashame of your source!!

If you're ashame of Naija Pundits, then stop Feeding on Reno's shyte.....

[/quote]...and why do you think I would be ashamed of quoting my source, refute the points raised above (I am throwing you guys, Buhari apologists a challenge) and then my source will come!

asha 80: tomakint na wa for you ooo lol.however no one has been able to give me good why ekwueme was taking to kirikiri and shagari put on just house arrest when buhari took over...i mean wasn't shagari the president and ekwueme vice?

Trust me the above are true, just google for more of Buhari's atrocities

[quote author=.Garri (x7)]Common sense dictate that you quote the source of the BULLSHIT you typed above...

[/quote] and you know you lack that common sense you are talking about! The ones we supplied sources, what did you with them? No wonder, you had already tagged it 'BULLSHIT' You are here mouthing on source as if you really need it, will you sod off my thread Garrison Commander

cescadove: why is the order coming now especially towards end of 2 day ULTIMATUM !

The Ultimatum was seven days, and under the constitution it's a case to be handled by the leadership of the civil service, the more reason Jonathan had to step into the case, you don't expect him to be everywhere at the same time a lot is going on, he has lots of tasks to fulfil each day with lots of files to treat, the Senators are just trrying to be mischievous and act as if they are working

[quote author=Ejiné]Just look at the pathetic excuse you're making. Can you even hear yourself?

Dem don blow the lid up, summarizing this man's incompetence in one fatal post, and that's all you have to say?

I believe he was well above 40 when he assumed office; so a foool at 40 is a foool forever.[/quote]The same clown was saying this on another thread I created, just to defend Buhari at all cost

nuclearboy: Yeah yea yea, Saul persecuted Jesus too, yet he later became the most "important" support for same Jesus!

and life continued! Just like now

...and here was my response;

tomakint: That was SAUL, this is BUHARI and if you are a good Bible student you will agree with me that SAUL went through real spiritual cleansing before he became the admired and refined PAUL who was preaching the gospel he had earlier fought to the Gentiles. Another Saul in the old testament went through some processes to become King and despite the fact that God never wanted him (Saul) to be King over the Israelites because of his antecedents, which he even revealed to the Israelites through Prophet Samuel, yet they stubbornly held on their views to have him at all cost......and you and I know the eventual repercussions of having a Saul as King on the future dispensations of the Israelites. Thank you

[quote author=Ejiné]As usual, the slaves and asss-lickers of the North will avoid this thread like a plague, while the ones who do view the thread, will end up making futile meaningless one-liners, like the retarrd above me.[/quote]You got the true picture I have always maintained that if they (APC) like let them form Allied Forces more than the 'Five Lions of Voltron' my Jonathan will still slam them....I can't wait

President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered the Head of Civil Service of the Federation to take immediate disciplinary action against the embattled Chairman of the Pension Reform Task Force team, Mr. Abdulrasheed Maina, for absconding from official duty without official leave.

A statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati Thursday said the president’s directive followed the submission of the report by the Inspector General of Police on efforts being made to effect the arrest of Maina in the execution of the warrant issued by the senate.

It would be recalled that Abati had told State House correspondents on Thursday that it was only the Head of Service that could discipline Maina and not the president as demanded by the Senate.

The Senate had asked president Jonathan to sack Maina for repeatedly refusing to appear before it. The upper chamber also summoned the Inspector General of Police to appear before it for failing to apprehend Alhaji Maina in accordance with the warrant of arrest issued by the law makers.

The statement read: “Following his receipt from the Inspector-General of Police of a status report on efforts by the Nigeria Police to execute the warrant issued by the Senate for the arrest of the Chairman of the Pension Reform Task Force, Alhaji Abdulrasheed Maina, President Goodluck Jonathan today directed the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation to immediately commence disciplinary action against Alhaji Maina for absconding from duty.

“Section 030402 of the Federal Government’s Public Service Rules lists Absence from Duty without Leave as an act of Serious Misconduct punishable by dismissal.

“The Inspector-General of Police, Alhaji Mohammed Abubakar stated in his report to President Jonathan that after receiving the Senate’s warrant for the arrest of Alhjai Maina, he had constituted a team of detectives under the leadership of a Deputy Inspector-General of Police to find and arrest him in compliance with the Senate’s directive.

“The Inspector-General said that the police has since mounted surveillance at Alhaji Maina’s home and Office but has been unable to arrest him because he has gone into hiding and stayed away from both locations since the warrant was issued, leading to his publicly being declared wanted by the Police.

“Alhaji Abubakar assured the President that “intensive search” operations were still ongoing for the arrest of Alhaji Maina and that the Police will not relent until he is apprehended and produced before the Senate.

“In his directive to the Head of Service, Alhaji Isa Sali, President Jonathan noted that the Inspector-General’s report clearly indicated that Alhaji Maina had absconded from his official duties.

“President Jonathan directed the Head of Service to act expeditiously on the disciplinary proceedings against Alhaji Maina and report back to him on actions taken”.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/pension-fund-jonathan-orders-hos-to-discipline-maina/

nuclearboy: Yeah yea yea, Saul persecuted Jesus too, yet he later became the most "important" support for same Jesus!

and life continued! Just like now

That was SAUL, this is BUHARI and if you are a good Bible student you will agree with me that SAUL went through real spiritual cleansing before he became the admired and refined PAUL who was preaching the gospel he had earlier fought to the Gentiles. Another Saul in the old testament went through some processes to become King and despite the fact that God never wanted him (Saul) to be King over the Israelites because of his antecedents, which he even revealed to the Israelites through Prophet Samuel, yet they stubbornly held on their views to have him at all cost......and you and I know the eventual repercussions of having a Saul as King on the future dispensations of the Israelites. Thank you

nuclearboy: Stop living in the past!
Mature people won't judge an adult based on the number of times he peed in his bed as a child!

If you have anything that is current, say it.

You people keep saying anyway, that he can never be president. If so sure, why are you all hyperventilating?

Son, every man has his pasts, the reason you dig out the pasts of leaders-to-be is for you to know the person you are dealing with, if you are expecting anything new from Buhari, then you are nothing but a 'Clown'!

Elnuk34: The 40 laptops are really justifying their pay. Rule of law my foot. Is it not this same president that removed the president of the court of appeal by fiat. Up till now, the man is yet to be re-instated. What a country and a president.

I am sure you know Jonathan's acted within the ambit of the law, you and I know that Jonathan is not an autocratic leader by far he remains the 'most law-abiding President' Nigeria can ever boast of! He was empowered by the amended constitution to act that way.....http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/12/i-acted-in-accordance-with-the-constitution-jonathan-tells-court/

1. Buhari’s overthrowing of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) in 1983 was to checkmate the possible angst against the ruling oligarchy who are of his ethnic stock and keep the rest of Nigeria in bondage

2. To prove that Buhari’s objective was to protect his Hausa/Fulani oligarchy to the detriment of other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria, he dealt with politicians from his part of the country with “glove hands” and gave politicians of other regions “bare knuckles.” The following are examples:

a) He detained President Shehu Shagari in a guest House and remanded Dr. Alex Ekwueme, the Vice President in Kirikiri Maximum Prisons. Yet, they were both the leaders of the NPN led government that has just been overthrown. What offence could have Ekwueme committed that Shagari could not have done worse?

b) Buhari sent his goons to ransack the home of Chief Obafemi Awolowo. This was aimed at insulting the sensibilities of the Yoruba Nation by disrespecting and embarrassing their Hero and Liberator from poverty and want. Chief Awolowo was not a member of the party in power that has just been overthrown, yet he had to be subjected to such unwarranted, politically and ethnically motivated vendetta. Pastor Bakare wanted us to believe that this was the handiwork of “fifth columnists” in Buhari’s regime. If this was so, what stopped Buhari from publicly apologizing to Chief Awolowo on behalf of himself and his regime, especially if Buhari’s intentions were clean?

c) He ordered Pa Adekunle Ajasin, former Governor of the old Ondo State to be retried two times when they could not find anything against him. This meant that the old man was tried three times unfairly. Buhari ordered Pa Ajasin to be detained regardless of the fact that the old man was squeaky clean. His unfair detention impaired the old man’s health and led to early death for him. When this Honorable man died, he has only one old bungalow that he built as a teacher and principal in Owo town, well before he became the governor, to his name.

d) He detained Professor Ambrose Ali of Bendel State in an inhuman condition to the point that the esteemed Professor became blind and died shortly after he was released. When the Professor died, he had only one undeveloped plot of land to his name.

e) His detention of Chief Ayo Ojewumi led to the blindness of the man. Buhari refused to let the man receive medical treatment until he completely went blind. Chief Ojewumi died exactly 28 days after he was released from Buhari’s gulag.

f) Buhari refused to allow Chief Bisi Onabanjo, the governor of Ogun State to have access to medical treatment in detention. He treated the man as a criminal and shortened the life of the esteemed governor.

g) Chief Jim Nwobodo, Chief Bola Ige, Chief Lateef Jakande, Chief Sam Mbakwe and several other southern politicians were given unreasonable sentences ranging from 100 years to 250 years while Governor Awwal Ibrahim of Niger State who was caught in Heathrow Airport in London with 14 million pounds and several millions in dollars and Naira, was detained in guest house.

2. Buhari jailed Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, on trumped up charges, allegedly as an economic saboteur with the legal backing of the Miscellaneous Offences Decree No. 20 of 1984, for having less than 10,000 dollars in his possession on his way out of the country. The judge in the case later apologized and confessed that he was ordered to jail the famous Musician regardless of his innocence. The Buhari junta would later say publicly that it “decided to deal with this Fela problem once and for all.”

3. Buhari instructed his ADC, Major Mustapha Jokolo to smuggle 53 suit cases, allegedly stuffed with foreign currency, through Murtala Mohammed Airport against the protests of General Tunde Idiagbon and Alhaji Abubakar Atiku, who was then Acting Director General of the Customs and later became the Vice President. A case of all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.

4. The change of color of the nation's currency notes (except the fifty kobo note) in April 1984, allegedly to stop currency trafficking. The exercise rendered almost half of the estimated N6 billion of had earned money of ordinary Nigerians, worthless at the expiration of the change.

5. Buhari enacted Public Officers (Protection Against False Accusation) Decree 4 of 1984 with which he jailed journalists Nduka Irabor and Tunde Thompson for writing the truth. He said publicly that it did not matter if any of the journalists wrote the TRUTH, as long as he and his junta did not like it, the writers would go to jail. This casted Buhari as someone who never cares about the truth and a vindictive person.

6. He cancelled the METROLINE PROJECT that Governor Lateef Jakande embarked upon as a vendetta against the Yoruba people. He chose rather to pay a fine of $60 million rather than guarantee $100million needed for the completion of the project. Soon after, he procured several Airplanes for the Nigeria Airways costing several millions.

7. He put in place a retroactive law with which he murdered three innocent men: Lawal Ojuolape (30), Bernard Ogedengbe (29) and Bartholomew Owoh (26), by public execution. Buhari did not allow them to go through the judicial system. He never respected the laws of the land. Article 11.2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights reads: "No one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account of any act or omission WHICH DID NOT CONSTITUTE A PENAL OFFENCE, under national or international law at the time when it was committed. NOR SHALL A HEAVIER PUNISHMENT BE IMPOSED THAN THE ONE THAT WAS APPLICABLE AT THE TIME THE PENAL OFFENCE WAS COMMITTED. Buhari left untouched an alleged well known drug baron in Ibrahim Babangida who later overthrew his government.

8. Buhari is the first Nigerian to be involved in stolen fund to the tune of billions. $2.8billion dollars of our money disappeared from NNPC under Buhari, when he was the Minister of Petroleum. Pastor Bakare called this “poppycock.”

9. He convinced all the northern political leaders against allowing the National Identity Card program because according to him, this would unravel the myth of Northern population majority.

10. He is an Islamic fundamentalist, the Bin Laden of Nigeria, who told his northern followers never to vote for anyone who was not a muslim.

11. He is a coup plotter.

12. He has never been able to account to Nigerians what he did with the 20 billion Naira of the Petroleum Trust Fund of which he was the chairman under Sani Abacha.

13. He was in full support of all the atrocities of Sani Abacha against the Nigerian people. There is no single record of his criticism of Sani Abacha during those dark days when Nigeria was on precipice. It shows that he is a patriot of convenience and as such not fit to lead the country. He was later to say publicly, on the tenth anniversary of Sani Abacha’s death that Sani Abacha never stole anything from Nigeria.

14. The Human Rights Violation and Investigation Commission (HRVIC) headed by Honorable Justice Chukwudifu Oputa an eminent jurist, was insulted and disrespected by Buhari who refused to appear before it. His message to Nigerians is that he (Buhari) is above the law and could not be held accountable.

15. He made Nigerians to go through the agony of having to scavenge and scamper for what was described as “essential commodities” such as milk, sugar and other diary products, thus creating emergency wealth for those who were very connected with his government.

The above list of Buhari’s atrocities is not exhaustive by any means.

As Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) begins merger talks with other opposition parties, Second Republic Senate president, Dr. Joseph Wayas, has advised its presidential candidate in 2011 general elections, General Muhammad Buhari (retd) to perish the thought of becoming president in 2015 or beyond.

Wayas said Buhari lacked the democratic credentials to seek election as president having led a military coup, in December 1983 that sacked the democratically elected government of Alhaji Shehu Shagari. Wayas, who was Senate president when the coup plotters struck, told Daily Sun in Abuja that events that followed their sack had rubbished Buhari’s reasons for staging the coup.

According to Wayas, several years after, one of the key actors of the Buhari coup, the late General Sani Abacha, confessed to him that they (the coupists) were mistaken in the reasons they gave for sacking the Shagari government. “You know it was General Abacha who announced the coup. He told me that they made several attempts to pin something on me. When their investigations came to naught, they released me. But I had spent several years in prison, for no reason,” revealed Wayas.

The deposed Senate president ruled out the possibility of reconciling with Buhari, insisting there was no basis for that. “Once I went to see Abacha. As I was entering, he (Buhari) was leaving. When he saw me, he immediately offered his hand for a handshake. I ignored him. He passed on. Same with me,” said Wayas. He continued: “The next occasion was when Shagari was launching a book in Kaduna. Honestly, I don’t know why he (Buhari) chose to attend such a function.

This was Shagari’s chair. The next was mine, and beside mine was Buhari’s. Naturally I protested. Of course he tried to greet me. Again, I declined.” The former Senate president expressed bewilderment that, “the same man who sacked an elected government, 30 years ago, now wants to be elected president,” exclaiming, how ironic.

Jakumo: My theory is that this lady died as a result of Deep Vein Thrombosis, a condition that arises in some people who spend many hours seated in the cramped confines of the economy class aboard a passenger aircraft.

A blood clot must have formed somewhere in the victim's body during the 11 hour flight from Los Angeles, and, after the traveler landed in Nigeria, that blood clot migrated through her veins to her heart, causing it to lose its natural rythm and shut down forever.

Although I am not supposed to laugh but I have to laugh at the bolded, you must be a 'clown', you cannot rule out the over-dosage of drugs in her case something similar to Whitney Houston's, May God grant her soul eternal rest and her family and fans the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss (AMEN)!

..and this is a city generating N30 billion monthly, yet miseries are almost in every nooks and crannies of a place they coyly tagged 'Eko o ni baje' and goons will invade a Jonathan's achievements thread that Fashola is working, hmmmnnnn.....wonders as they say will never cease to happen. The question now is, where are they channeling the N30 billion monthly internal-generated revenues into? This is a real, big SHAME

A real respecter of the rule of law, ride on President Jonathan! Most Nigerians are fond of crying more than the bereaved, as if we have no laid down rules that can be consulted. I am with the Presidency on this Let the rule of law prevails!

There is a stark difference between 'something taking effect on the pages of paper' and 'something being implemented' the question is, Is he really ready to stand by what he profess?

Demdem: Crap, never asked u about deputy governor, another did.
My question is plain and straight forward:

List his achievements as governor. if u cant, shut the ffuck up.

Trust me Mandelaguy got u there Just refute his claims with substantial facts or forever shut your trap

God forbids it that 'Funky Mallams' that brought us to where we are presently will taste the Presidency at least not until 2027! Lamido of all people he is 'Mallam Sule' indeed