₦airaland Forum

U serious? Dis is now getting annoying. Y turn dis stuff to a political BS! I'm loosing interest already

usqoh:
urchbarbie darling.


You win people are not serious. since Nov 17 to Jan 15, Jan 30, Feb 13 and now potsponed March 15, 2015. it is really a johnathan election agenda.

No one should even vote for this man. How dare him playing us like football for his political goals.

Nonsense

;Dlolx! I don gree! Me self dey valess! Ild give u d whole pot

ShakurM:
Be my val 4 2dy ...hunger wan kil me

Wat biz oooo 2pac

ShakurM:
Op, this ur food ehn, how far now? Let's do business

Colleague me to sure! Dis enjoyment? Ild rada exchange it for my man

Claroo:
U dey enjoy o urchbarbie

Lolx! Dis preparation no be be here o!

iamodenigbo1:
Wao,scrubbing the floor and rearranging things,ooh my G,waiting

My dear! Na white beans be dis o! U want make I pour half gallon inside am to change d color. And d oil does nofin more dan to add more fat/calories. Its tasty dis way dear

simplemach:
Kai. Wetin be this, u no see oyel buy abi na wetin happen? This no resemble wetin go sweet o

Tnx ore! Cook am well, am coming to join u in urs

iamodenigbo1:
I cooked this yesterday,making stew now,enjoy

As I no kuku ma get any valentine, decided to cook myself a rare meal and enjoy d season of love. Come follow me chop dears

All dese NL ame*bos. Whr u see d knuckles for dis pix? Just be beefing d gals fine skin tone. When u see ppl bleaching u won't talk. Find Okemute's pix on NL, dats d definition of bleaching.

danaiks:
See her knuckles.... So chidinma dey bleach tooo

Yes dear! In my own way.

Bibol:
Hope you have done something good for the world yourself?

pple are hungry in d world and dis gal is busy adopting nkita and spending huge sums to maintain them. i weep for africa

Shut up! Can ppl be reasonable atimes? WTH.ppl just died n ure playing d politics blame game. Lawd av mercy

gabriel212:
May the Lord save us.
After they promised us 6 weeks to crush bh yet, this people still find their way to the city.
op they will not come to ask for more weeks to fight the same course?

My dear! True but my cursor button is bad and I can't highlight or do major shortenings

Bawss1:
You shouldn't have qouted everything. SMH

so, if oyinbo no talk, nigerians una no go gree. continu! continu making dese whiteys feel like they av an upper hand in our govt. How many times av Nigeria gone to observe dier elections? Let's continue to allow dis caricature of our extistencen

atlwireles:
http://tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/29309-inec-wasn-t-ready-for-polls-on-feb-14-us-institutions

TWO democratic institutions of the United States (US), the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the International Republican Institute (IRI), have submitted that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was not ready for the presidential election initially fixed for February 14.

The two institutions made the position known in a report submitted to the government and relevant stakeholders, including INEC, after a five-day study in Nigeria.

The study, which was undertaken with funding from the US Department of State, held between January 15 and 20, was undertaken by experienced resource persons on electoral matters and African affairs.

The report obtained by the Nigerian Tribune indicated that INEC was not ready for the conduct of the election on February 14, contrary to claims in the media.

According to the report, the NDI and IRI delegations were in Nigeria between January 15 and 20, with the aim of assessing the current political and electoral environment in the lead-up to the February 14 presidential election; assess the preparedness of all stakeholders for the election and offer recommendations to enhance citizen confidence in the process.

The report noted that violence was a major threat to the election, including threats of post-election violence and the insurgency already unleashed on the north-eastern parts of the country by Boko Haram.

The institutions stated that no fewer than 4.5 million persons would have been disenfranchised in the states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe as a result of insurgency if the elections were held on February 14.

The report indicated INEC’s lack of readiness for the election, by highlighting its poor voter education measures, as well as what it called miscommunication on its part.

“The delegation is concerned that millions of permanent voter cards (PVCs) have not yet been distributed by INEC. Although INEC plans to move the distribution of PVCs from the local government level down to the wards (which are smaller units under the councils and closer to the polling points), that exercise has not started in the states.

“Moreover, some Nigerians stated that in a number of states, the distribution exercise has repeatedly been postponed in some locations, leading to further erosion of trust in INEC.

“Some Nigerians are still unsure whether a voter without a PVC, but whose name is on the register, will be allowed to vote on election day and what arrangements will be put in place to adjudicate such matters.

“Similarly, INEC brands the voter card readers (VCRs), a handheld machine that will be used to scan the biometric voter cards, as an innovation in Nigeria that would strengthen the integrity of the voting process; however, the procurement of the VCRs is still underway and not all card readers have been delivered to lNEC.

“INEC is confident the delivery will be made and has issued guidelines to address card reader malfunction. INEC also views the card reader as a confidence building measure that would allow the commission to track the number of accredited voters and make sure they match the figures to be reported on the results sheet.

“Yet, some Nigerians are apprehensive about what would happen should the remaining VCRs not be delivered on time, or should many of these new machines malfunction on election day.

“While INEC has specific plans for recruiting and deploying ad hoc poll workers that would include current and former members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and students in tertiary education institutions, some members of the public are concerned that training of these workers has yet to begin,” the report stated.

It also identified some of the challenges to the elections, with insecurity as a major challenge.

“The impact of Boko Haram ongoing attacks and killings have disrupted dally life in Borno State and several local government areas in Yobe and Adamawa states.

“The presence of Boko Haram poses a political risk in that, not conducting polls in significant parts of a region viewed as the stronghold of one of the contesting parties, even if for reasons of insecurity, would mean the disenfranchisement of a large number of voters.

“This would well call into question the legitimacy of the election in the eyes of the population, not only in the affected states but more widely. According to INEC, the three states have a cumulative total of approximately 4.5 million registered voters (Adamawa 1.5 million; Borno 1.9 million and Yobe, 1.1 million).

“Internally displaced persons (lDPs) in the North-East is an issue, with a number of councils inaccessible because of insecurity caused by Boko Haram. The presence and de facto control of territory in these states by Boko Hararn has resulted in the internal displacement of hundreds of thousands of people.

“Advocacy for steps to be taken to facilitate lDP voting continues to grow, as INEC pursues its consultations with political parties and other election stakeholders on ways to facilitate such. Nigerians recognise that it is imperative that their fellow citizens already traumatised by terrorist attacks be afforded the opportunity to exercise their constitutional rights.

“The delegation noted that a number of positive steps taken by INEC to enhance the integrity of the electoral system were either misinterpreted or misunderstood - sometimes willfully - by some segments of society. For example, while INEC introduced a biometric registry and machine-readable permanent voter cards (PVCs) to curb fraud and duplicate registrations, some critics of INEC argue that there are no legal provision for INEC to require a PVC (in lieu of a temporary voting card), and that the biometric features of the PVC go beyond minimum requirements of Nigerian law.

“Similarly, INEC explains the reduction in the number of voters in the voter registry from 73 million in 2011 to 68.8 million in 2014 as a result of steps taken to expunge from the registry double registrations and underaged and deceased voters. However, some critics of INEC are concerned that the new figure does not reflect the growing population of the country.

“According to a recently released Gallup poll, confidence in elections in Nigeria has eroded significantly since 2011: whereas 51 per cent of Nigerians expressed confidence in the honesty of elections in 2011, that number declined to 13 per cent in 2014. A number of Nigerians with whom the delegation met expressed concern that insufficient communication by the election management body - and disparagement of INEC’s efforts by some of its critics - could undermine the efficient administration of the polls.

“The delegation concluded that there is a paramount need for more and more regular, updates and increased service announcements to the public regarding progress in election preparations, including with regards to the procurement and distribution of PVCs and other materials, to dissipate mistrust among citizens,” the report added.

The delegation comprised Ambassador George Moose, former US assistant secretary of state for African Affairs and vice chairman of the board of directors of the US Institute of Peace; Brigalia Bam, former chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa; Honourable Patrick Muyaya, member of parliament, the Democratic Republic of Congo; Pauline Baker, former president of the Fund for Peace; Michael Bratton, distinguished professor of Political Science and African Studies at Michigan State University; Robert Lloyd, professor of International Relations at Pepperdine University, and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Africa Center; Christopher Fomunyoh, senior associate and Regional Director for Central and West Africa at NDI; and Gretchen Birkle, Regional Director for Africa at IRI.

http://tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/29309-inec-wasn-t-ready-for-polls-on-feb-14-us-institutions

Make I ff!

Big mouth. Shld he av married a shorter wife? @op congrats dear. U found a wifen u must surely obtain favor from d Lord. Amen

kendrick9:
the guy looks shorter than the woman...

If u listen 2d news regularly rather dan wait for politics to get to front page for u to come n start showing ur non existent political knwlegde, then u won't always fight to knw d source. U can cofirm d gist. And pls am not violating Rule 8

duni04:
And this made front page! No evidence of the said broadcast, no evidence of a letter, nothing! And its on FP!

No source. I heard it on d news. Beyond NL n E poLitical fights acquint urself with listening to newslines on ur Tv or aboki radio

danjumakolo:
Whats your source?

They wld keep it as proff. When d kasala burst u wld see d letter

fastguy10:
Show us d letter or keep mute

Over d news dis evening a newscaster says that AIT received a threat letter on thier assets and staffs in the northern part of the country owing to their involvement with anti GMB movement, saying they have crossed a deadly line.
Hmmmm..............

Hey dear! I have never and wld never play God! Not in dis lifetime. Am ibo n currently in d north whr my ppl av been clamouring for me to come back home cos of d volatile nature of dis part of d world. Ild continue to say it, d northers impose dis kind of misfortune of themselves. Why wld one folow a leader to create mayhem cos he is dier religious watever. My dear, I don't pray for dis ish to continue, but d sooner ppl realise dat we r in govt togeda then d better for us. Ppl shld stop blamming Gej for many misfortunes that r being propagated by a sect which we wholly knw promote Islam teachings of Jihad. Our prayer is dat these ppl be caught one way or d other and peace return to our country Nigeria!
1Nigeria wld always remain my motto.

denigma2:
It is people like you that play God
Because you live in a peaceful place you can type that they are being attacked because they are gullible
Ask yourself, if you were a resident of Baga, Chibok or Gamboa what would you have done without presidential aid that could have prevented all these?
I would love to hear you answer

midolian:
my broda, may you not experience wat those guyz are experiencing. Only then will u knw why they ve collected more PVCs than lagos, rivers etc..this pple have bn suffering and nobody cares..the only way to end this suffering is buy having their PVCs because that is the only weapon they need to change the wicked govt we hav now..UNLIKE lagos, rivers n co, where they hav rest of mind.some in this states may even decide not to collect jst because they are living peacefully and they feel wat is the rush for...I hope u understand me..

Again I say, may you not experience wat ds pple(the northerners) are experiencing

Amen! May we not experience it. Am currently in d north n I wld say majority of d sufferings of dese ppl r brought upon them by dier own folly. Am not denying d fact dat PEG has a hand in some vital issues dat could av settled dese war zones. These northerner are highly gullible individual. They allow dier religion rule them, yet we cry dat politics shldnt be sentimental. How can dese BH ppl be in ur area and u can't help urselves by either giving out relevant info to regain ur state/community

What shame do u mean? International? My dear leave dat story. These international countries aint a statndard for my country Nigeria. We set our pace. Don't be fooled into thinking they care cos they don't. We should face our biz squarely and settle it without thinking of wat dese westerners think. The same ppl who don't regard us as anytin beyond black monkey. They are only interested in their investments and any other means to exploit us.

briefness:
Another failure from the govt and the ruling party. Aside the international shame this has bought to the nation, it shows how desperate PDP has become. Let us ask them #why the desperation? Are they scared that electorates are now aware that they can actually hire and fire any govt? The shame will be endured. The momentum will continue to grow. The electorates will do the needful anytime, anyday.

Lolx! True. Let's be watching now

tr3y:
Now that the election is postponed we will see if they will postponed the submission deadline to March.

Who has ever experienced this kind of situation before? It could either be sport, religion, or politics. How healthy is it for that relationship?

One of d major reasons I broke up with mine. He can't help but stare @ladies even when we r talking. His attention wld zoom in on a lady, and he wld ff her movement with his eyes. My dear, if dats just her only f up, talk to her abt it. U guys av alrdy gotten to d point of considering marriage, if u can't discuss dis hurting issue, she might not change. Talk to her abt it pls!

ItsAnderson:
Good evening my lovely pals, pls I need your candid
advice, me & my finance are presently courting, also
getting ready to be together and I notice dis attitude of
staring at a man's biceps or chest whenever we are together. The
one that got me annoyed most was on Friday when
am together with her and her friend watching a movie,
suddenly they showed Iyanya Mr Oreo video and she quickly shouted “ah dis is big chest and sexy six packs o" I felt ashamed cuz I have flat chest
and not quite long I left d parlour to the room
thinking. Pls pals wht will be ur advice to me on dis
issue because am afraid of going into dis marriage wit
her cos of dis attitude. Thanks.

Seun? Is dat all u av to say?

Seun:
Ladies are very happy.

Personalise it sir: my lady is very happy! Shiekena

Prolly u say? Probably dear

Djangocode:
Then its prolly a case of Lust... Bear in mind that some men do whine "about em ladies leaving em"...

Kai! With or witot marriage? Then why do I hear ladies whine n say, he left after we had sex. Tot sex binds? From ur position

Djangocode:
85% of Married peeps had sex before they got married... When u have sex with someone you love, you'll notice that sex is sweeter than life itself, with or without marriage...

Guess she is heavy with a child.

baby124:
Why is her face so swollen. Does she have organ issues. Maybe kidney problem? She needs medical attention

jessiecah:
Wow see her massive cheeks..... Cute sha