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jcross19:Hmmm *Jesus Said*? Abeg where Jesus talk am ooo... Give us the bible verse, else delete ur comment, cover ur face in shame, go back to ur Pastor and tell him how u made a show of urself. Take a step further, start attending children church(sunday School).... Oya I'm waiting |
•A girl started noticing a guy who stands in front of her home everyday in the evening. She noticed the guy always comes mostly in the evenings and weekends. The guynever tried to talk to her nor showed any gesture, he just moves here and there by looking into his mobile phone and occasionally stealing a stare at her. It went on like that for a year and the girl understood the guy was in love with her but was too shy to express his feelings. So, she told her parents. They too saw him and liked him. They discussed with her grandparents about a likely marriage. But wanted her to make the first move. The next day, she went to him and said, Hi. I'm Jada. He said, Hi. I'm Smith. Hearing this, the girl was very happy as the names were matching like Will Smith and Jada Pinkett. The girl went on and said, I really appreciate your patience and decency. You have been standing in front of my home everyday for about a year now. So, I understand that you are in love with me but too shy to say it. I think i really like you too and would love it if we get married. The guy smiled and said, Forgive me sister! Actually your home's WIFI doesn't have a password. So, i come here every evening after work to use free wi-fi to chat with my girl-friend....... |
koikoi2:OPC and Ex-Millitants. *Answer a fool according to his folly* |
chukwudi44: chukwudi44: chukwudi44:A true TANOID>>> Mama P and Oga Jona. How much did nwambodo stole |
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What better way can you mentor a successor, what better way can u reward hard work? I see my captain: Babatunde Raji Fashola a president of Nigeria soon |
Thank you Lord for blessing nigeria with a leader and not a toddler as in the last. Look at d first pix: that is how to alight from a presidential carriage: no body steps out of the carriage before the President... Not mama P n oga Jona.. |
Ok na |
We believe in you Sir! |
ifedubatoochukw:Have u been to NDA? When Buhari fought matasinne did u teach him house to? Your arguemnt is baseless and I pity d mod dat moved ds to front page. No wonder u re from anambra... U think dis is biafra army where they use 20men to one riffle? Bros, what course did u study or u re a fisherman like u hero.... Be wise Bro, we welcome constructive criticism... Not this kinda trash u just spewed up there. |
While I yet trust PMB/PYO and I mobilized and campaigned for them. I don't know much about these senators and honourables. I don't know about their ambitions and intent, I don't know if these folks actually imbibed the change we chanted. God help us |
silvernus0:Pls what is true there? Pls help me see it! Leaving us with so much debt both local n international? With annual debt servicing of N986b. Pls help me see na, with power drop to less then 2000mega watts. Pls help me see... With d misery of queuing in fuel station all day? Cos of someone's ineptitude? Pls wake up from ur deep sleep you re already beside the grave GEJ is arguably the worst President in Nig history. |
chronique:Yes you are correct. Greater stuffs in prison, well furnished with enough palmwine. He will be given an aide to move around the prison yard freely. *real sacrifices he made: making our economy miserable event if he got the highest income since 1960. Increasing or domestic and international debt. For increasing power generation to below 2000mega watts. Wake up from ur slumber and smell d coffin. He's arguably the worst leader we've had in 55yrs. If you are involved in international deals you will know what ds man has done to nig* |
Its no news that the APC has campaign its self as an anti-corruption party. Since this is a democratic setting, the need to empower and make independent EFCC and ICPC. I believe we also know that how effective any organisation is can be traced to the head. For me, I will suggest Professor Attahiru Muhammadu Jega. The outgoing INEC boss. From the level of calmness and discipline that he displayed, I think he will make a good EFCC or ICPC Boss. What's your opinion? |
The journey to otueke will be lonely |
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felixuzuh:By doing the above. |
Section 2 - War Against Corruption & National Orientation.http://apc.com.ng/index.php/about-apc/apc-manifesto#sthash.PNiIivej.dpuf |
Section 2 - War Against Corruption & National Orientation. APC in Government shall muster the political will to wage strident War against Corruption; otherwise our post-oil-economy will be disastrous. It is our considered view that none of our cardinal programs will succeed if the current level of corruption and looting going on in the land is allowed to continue. ●We shall strengthen and make independent the EFCC, ICPC and other Anti-graft agencies and repeal the laws which inhibit their independence. ●We shall embark on public sensitization campaign and civic education against corruption in schools and town halls. ●Shall encourage Civil Society Organizations, Advocacy groups and Whistle-Blowers in the anti-graft vanguard. ●We shall stop the corruption of our electoral process by making the Independent National and State Electoral Commissions (INEC) truly independent. ●We shall establish Special Courts for corruption, after due and thorough review of the penal code. To actualize this we shall make the appointment of the chairman and top officials of National and State Electoral Commissions Public as enunciated in the Uwais Electoral Reform Report. - See more at: http://apc.com.ng/index.php/about-apc/apc-manifesto#sthash.PNiIivej.dpuf |
Scorpion last week, snake this week... Next week? Pls you need to relocate from that forest... If u av kids don't leave dem home alone oo |
Professor Wole Soyinka has denied comments attributed to him concerning the voting pattern of the Igbo in the March 28 presidential election. The report, published by TheCable, alleged that he accused the Igbo of voting according to their “stomachs”. In an angry response to the story, Soyinka said in a statement: “I have just read a statement attributed to me on something called The CABLE, a news outlet, evidently one of the Internet infestations. My lecture at the Hutchins Centre, Harvard University, was video recorded. “Anyone who believes what I am alleged to have said must be a slowpoke – repeat, a slowpoke. It is demeaning, sickening and boring to have to deal with these cowards who cannot fight their own battles but must fasten their imbecilic pronouncements on others. “Only the mentally retarded will credit this comment attributed to me regarding the Ndigbo voting pattern in the last elections. I strongly suspect the author of this despicable concoction, and may make a further statement, once the source is verified.” |
Professor Wole Soyinka has denied comments attributed to him concerning the voting pattern of the Igbo in the March 28 presidential election. The report, published by TheCable, alleged that he accused the Igbo of voting according to their “stomachs”. In an angry response to the story, Soyinka said in a statement: “I have just read a statement attributed to me on something called The CABLE, a news outlet, evidently one of the Internet infestations. My lecture at the Hutchins Centre, Harvard University, was video recorded. “Anyone who believes what I am alleged to have said must be a slowpoke – repeat, a slowpoke. It is demeaning, sickening and boring to have to deal with these cowards who cannot fight their own battles but must fasten their imbecilic pronouncements on others. “Only the mentally retarded will credit this comment attributed to me regarding the Ndigbo voting pattern in the last elections. I strongly suspect the author of this despicable concoction, and may make a further statement, once the source is verified.” |
dayjee:if you read every this, you wont doubt anything.... breeze da blow, foul yansh go open barcanista comman defend your principal oooo, obiagelli come and witness ooo |
Cc seun, ishilove, lalasticlala |
Pls read the whole story if you can, its lengthy but interesting to read..... Mr Orubebe, Dokpesi and co... see their responsibility |
. Tenders President’s Handwritten Note As Exhibit! . Full Text of the Affidavit Fresh facts have emerged on how and what transpired on 1st October 2010 when the Federal Capital Territory Abuja was bombed. Henry Okay, the former leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) has stated that it was indeed President Goodluck Jonathan that was behind the bombing. Okah who is currently being detained in a South African prison over his alleged role in the October 1, 2010 bombing made some allegations in an affidavit he submitted to a court recently. In the 145-paragraph affidavit, Okah amongst a host of other things alleged that he spoke to the President on behalf of Mrs. Diezani Alison Madueke before she was made the Minister of Petroleum Resources. He also stated that his present predicament cannot be divorced from his refusal to get MEND to retract their claim of responsibility for the Independence Day bombing. Okah claimed the Government wanted to pin the occurrence on some specific northern elements. Excerpts: IN THE SOUTH GAUTENG HIGH COURT, JOHANNESBURG (REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA) CASE NO: A570/10 In the matter between: – OKAH, HENRY EMOMOTIMI Applicant And THE STATE Respondent FOUNDING AFFIDAVIT I, the undersiqned, HENRY EMOMOTIMI OKAH do hereby make oath and state as follows: – 1. I am an adult male person, the Applicant herein, currently incarcerated at the Johannesburg Prison, since my arrest on the 2nd of October 2010. 2. The content of this affidavit falls within my own personal knowledge, except where it is expressly stated otherwise, and are both true and correct”, 3. I am charged with certain offences in terms of the Protection of Constitutional Democracy against Terrorist and Related Activities Act, Act 33 of 2004 (lithe Terrorist Act”). I have further been advised and reconfirm that the offences referred to in the Terrorist Act are referred to in Schedule 6 of the Criminal Procedure Act, Act 51 of 1977 and that I am obliged as such to adduce evidence, having been afforded a reasonable opportunity to do so, that exceptional circumstances exist which in the interest of justice permit my release on bail. INTRODUCTION: HISTORICAL CHRONOLOGY 4. I was arrested on the 2nd of October 2010 and appeared in Court 12 in the Regional Court, Johannesburg for the first time on the 4th of October 2010. 5. I applied for and was denied bail in a judgment by the learned Regional Court Magistrate H Louw on the 19thof November 2010. 6. ·1 appealed the judgment of the learned Regional Court Magistrate to the South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg under appeal case number CA340/2010. My appeal was heard by His Lordship Hattingh AJ and dismissed on the in January 2011. A copy of the judgment of the High Court is annexed hereto as Annexure “HEO 1″. 7. An application was made on my behalf for leave to appeal, to the Supreme· Court of Appeal of South Africa, which application was dismissed by the learned Hattingh AJ on the 11thof June 2011. I attach hereto a copy of the order dated the 1ih of June 2011 as Annexure “HEO 2″. 8. The proceedings of the hearing of the application for bail, in the Regional Court Johannesburg, as well as the transcripts of the record of the appeal before Hattingh AJ, will be made available to the above Honourable Court at the hearing of this application. 9. I have further been advised by my legal representatives that since appeared in the South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg on the 31st of January 2012, the abovementioned Court is therefore seized with this application by virtue of the provisions of Section 60(1)(b) of the Criminal Procedure Act, 51 of 1977 and that the above Honourable Court should hear this application. NEW FACTS 10. I have been advised by my legal representatives that should new facts arise, subsequent to the historical application and appeal referred to hereinabove, I am entitled to apply to the above Honourable Court to take any and all of the new facts into consideration together with the original application and consider whether I should be released on bail. 10-81: click source to view [b] 91. Mr Godsday Orubebe informed me that President Goodluck Jonathan was disturbed about rumours of me routing for General Babangida from the North and wanted me to place an advert in the Nigerian newspapers in support of him. 92. Mr Orubebe further said that President Goodluck Jonathan was upset with General Babangida for contesting the election and was going to stop him, one way or another. 93. They intended to use the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arrest General Babangida on charges relating to an alleged embezzlement of public funds during his tenure in office if all attempts to discourage him from participating in the elections failed. 94. [b]Mr Orubebe [/b]also explained to me that the North appeared to have lost respect for former militia leaders from the Niger Delta that appeared as illiterate thugs going around ministries in Abuja and making threats in the bid to secure government contracts. He went on to suggest that since I still had credibility and commanded the respect of most fighters, I should appear publicly as the leader of these former fighters. 95. He assured me in this meeting that President Goodluck Jonathan was determined to ensure that political power never returned to the North which Mr Orubebe described as parasites. 96. To achieve this, President Goodluck Jonathan would pretend to do only one term in office and once entrenched, he would insist on a second term. 97. Mr Orubebe in that meeting said the North had their chance and they put forward a very ill and ailing candidate for President. 98. Before his departure, the Minister of Niger Delta asked one of his aides, Mr Rodney Ambaowei to attend a demonstration of the brick machine I had previously tried to market to his ministry. This is confirmed in the documents attached above marked Annexure “HEO 9″ 125.5. Contradicting the evidence supplied by the State on Mr Verty Bala, is the Report of Medical Practitioner attached to Mr Bala’s file, which was stamped by a hospital more than 50 kilometres away from the Maitama General Hospital where Mr Verty Bala’s corpse is reported to have been kept since 1 October 2010. 125.6. Mr Verty Bala’s Report of Medical Practitioner was stamped and signed by a medical practitioner at the National Hospital, Abuja, 2 days after Mr Bala’s reported post mortem examination at the Maitama General Hospital, and possibly released the corpse to the family for burial as per warrant to bury. 125.7. The medical practitioner at the National Hospital, Abuja who had access to Mr Verty Bala’s corpse, describes the corpse 8 days after the death and 2 days after a post mortem examination as fresh and neatly dressed with only a 1 mm puncture wound. This, contradicting a police report which recorded cuts on the body of Mr Bala on 1 October 2010. 125.8. The Maitama General Hospital and the National Hospital, Abuja are two entirely different, unaffiliated hospitals approximately 50 kilometres apart. A doctor in one hospital cannot attend to patients or victims of another hospital. Such discrepancies apply to all forensic pathology reports provided by the State for the bombings of 15 March 2010 and 1 October 2010. 126. The police docket states the following in respect of the alleged victims of the 1 October 2010 bombing:- [b]126.1. All 7 alleged victims were escorted by the same policeman Corporal Akor Emmanuel to three different hospitals namely the National Hospital Abuja, Maitama General Hospital and the Asokoro General Hospital, all of them being remarkable distances apart. 126.2. The same Corporal Akor Emmanuel is again indicated to have escorted the corpse of Mr Verty Bala reported not to have died on the scene but at the Kings Care Hospital Zone 4, Abuja. 126.3. The same medical practitioner confirmed with a stamp from the National Hospital Abuja to have examined the bodies from 3 different hospitals without being in possession of an authorisation to do so. 126.4. This medical practitioner claimed to have conducted investigations and determined the cause of death of all victims, days after the post mortem examinations and the issuing of the warrants to bury. 126.5. The post mortem reports are not signed by the pathologists who conducted the autopsy, most probably an indication that the pathologists at the Maitama General Hospital, Asokoro General Hospital and the National Hospital Abuja refused to be co-opted. These post mortem examinations may in fact never have taken place. 126.6. In all 7 post mortem examinations of alleged victims of the 1 October 2010 bombing, the same C.S.P. (Chief Superintendent of Police) is a witness even though some autopsies were indicated to have been conducted the same day in three different hospitals approximately 60 kilometres apart. 126.7. Autopsies in Nigerian Government hospitals are conducted within normal working hours between 9 am and 5 pm. 126.8. No death certificates were issued for any of the alleged victims of 1 October 2010 in spite of the fact that Nigerian law forbids the burial or issuing of a warrant to bury, without possession of a death certificate. 126.9. There is no evidence that the crime scene was secured for investigators which the police docket indicates only arrived at the crime scene 2 days after the bombing of 1 October 2010. 126.10. The only available explanation for the corpses and evidence photographed at the scene of bombing is that the bodies were brought to the scene 2 days later when the investigators arrived on the scene. 126.11. The corpses were turned face down and in different positions with an attempt to conceal their identities. 126.12. The poor picture quality is deliberate and renders it impossible to identify any of the victims. 126.13. With regards to the alleged victim of the 15 March 2010 bombing the death certificate was issued 8 months after the alleged death and burial.[/b] 126.14. The Nigerian Coroner’s Act forbids burial in the case of unnatural deaths without an autopsy, death certificate and warrant to bury. 127. The issuing of Mr Igbe’s death certificate 8 months after his burial is preposterous. The death certificate of Mr Igbe an alleged victim of the bombing of 15 March, 2010, indicates that he was last seen alive by a witness on the day the death certificate was issued 8 months after his death. 128. The indictment alleges in the summary of substantial facts that I was a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (“MEND”). The State also levelled certain allegations against MEND. See Summary of Substantial Facts, paras 2 to 9 – pp 21 to 22 of the indictment. [b]129. An insight into the workings of MEND will assist in providing a better understanding of the bombings of 1 October 2010 and the involvement of President Goodluck Jonathan’s Government in these bombings. MEND is an amalgam of independent groups in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, which groups struggled to get their land back. This has been going on for approximately 40 years. 130. It is my belief that President Goodluck Jonathan’s Government working with a faction of MEND planned and execute the bombings of 14 March 2010 and 1 October 2010. 131. The purpose of the 14 March 2010 bombing in my opinion was to create an atmosphere of insecurity in Niger Delta where President Goodluck Jonathan at that time, was fighting to oust the governor Mr Emmanuel Uduaghan whom President Goodluck Jonathan intended to replace with his Minister for Niger Delta, Mr Godsday Orubebe. 132. The bombing on 1 October 2010 was a platform for the elimination of political opposition from the North in the form of General Ibrahim 8abangida. The bombings of 1 October 2010 was also intended by the President Goodluck Jonathan Government to create anti North sentiments nationwide in order to galvanize support from other sections of Nigeria against other Northern candidates in the Presidential elections. 133. Under the arrangement, MEND I believe was not to claim responsibility for the bombings which the Nigerian government hoped to pin on General Babangida and other Northern elements. 134. The claim of responsibility by the central group for a bombing possibly carried out by the a faction of MEND punctured the plans of President Goodluck Jonathan to round up his opposition and hold them in custody until after the elections. 135. After the bombings of 1 October 2010, the Government of President Goodluck Jonathan solicited my cooperation in getting the central group to retract their claim of responsibility. In this regard, I was contacted by amongst others, Mr Moses Jituboh, a senior police officer and Head of Personal Security for the Nigerian president and Mr Tony Uranta, a close ally of President Goodluck Jonathan who caters for “dirty tasks”. 136. Mr Jituboh is always with the President and would not dare attempt to facilitate such an arrangement, without authorization from the President. 137. Mr Jituboh called me from his cell with number +234807703333 at 7:20:42 pm on 1 October 2010. In anticipation of my success in extracting a retraction, the Nigerian Government began the process of rounding up opposition politicians. Amongst those arrested was the Campaign manager of General Babangida, Dr Raymond Dokpesi. 138. My refusal to cooperate in this scheme resulted in President Goodluck Jonathan placing a call to President Jacob Zuma during the evening of 1 October 2010, requesting for President Zuma’s personal assistance in securing my arrest. My noncooperation was interpreted by President Goodluck Jonathan as support for the Northern politicians. The South African Government’s direct interference was responsible for securing search and arrest warrants against me. 139. Mr Jituboh’s post bombing call to me was widely publicised in the Nigerian media. If he made these call without the approval of the Nigerian President to someone whom the Nigerian Government labels a terrorist, Mr Jituboh would not only have lost his job but would have immediately been arrested.[/b] 140. Subsequent to Mr Jituboh’s call, I ignored 4 calls from the Minister for the Niger Delta, Mr Orubebe and 2 calls from an aide to the Minister, Mr Abraham Gillow. I assumed they were also calling to solicit my assistance in diverting blame for the bombings of 1 October 2010. 141. During the morning of 2 October 2010, I received two SMS’es from Mr Tony Uranta. As earlier stated, Mr Uranata is acknowledged by Nigerians to be responsible for “dirty tasks” President Goodluck Jonathan would not wish to be traced to him. 142. The SMS’es were sent from Mr Uranta’s number +2348075407801. 143. The first of the two SMS’es sent by Mr Uranta at 10h23:05am stated; – “Ask J.G to withdraw statement.” (J.G being Jomo Gbomo the spokesperson for MEND). 144. The final SMS sent at 10h28:32 am states; – “The government will blame on Northern elements.” 145. When confronted by the Nigerian media about these claims, Mr Uranta’s defence was that his phone was stolen on the day in question and the thief must have sent me the SMS’es. 146. President Jonathan’s earlier exoneration of MEND and me in the bombings of 1 October 2010 was done with the belief that MEND would retract its statement paving the way for President Jonathan’s planned persecution of political opposition. I attached hereto marked Annexure “HEO 11″ several press articles published on the internet in this regard. 147. President Jonathan’s only concern after the bombings of 1 October 2010 was my unwillingness to assist them in directing blame for the bombings at opposition candidates from the North of Nigeria. 148. The embarrassment caused to Mr Goodluck Jonathan by the continued insistence in its claim of responsibility by MEND provoked President Jonathan’s relentless pursuit and persecution of me with the assistance of the South African Government. 149. The State has made a desperate attempt to construct its fictional case against me based on its vague knowledge of my itinerary whilst in Nigeria, my relationship with President Goodluck Jonathan and other members of the Nigerian Government...... http://primenewsng.com/2015/05/jonathan-bombed-abuja-oct-1st-begged-me-to-blame-north-henry-okah-claims/ |
My VP-Elect... brilliant, eloquent, God fearing, honest... what else do you want? ![]() |
So many unanswered questions really..... how did they bombard the forest without any of those girls dying during shooting? cos i believe the girls were taken for a cover. according to military rules of engagement, you don't shoot wen your citizen is in danger of death at ur shooting. Jona, comman answer o |
And Mods moved ds thing to front Page..... ****Threat Alert**** SANATOR..... TRUNS OP and Mods af kill us ooo |
alaoeri:Mehn, you will be wrong to discredit those people... They stood out in d face of opposition, they stood against the will of their people, they gave entrance to some of those SE states, in 2011, GMB couldn't even campaign in some of those places, no gov candidate. Don't forget, they had just one vote each. |
