₦airaland Forum

Please, Lai Mohammed show us proof of life. If Leah was your daughter, would she still be in captivity?

Before Saturday, Buhari might return to UK for medical treatment. The heart attack would be too much. Even Osinbajo Tradermoni don enter voice mail. The recipients have chopped and cleaned mouth.

PDP ALL THE WAY. Anyone who wants to stand on the way would be crushed.

Nigerians are Atikulated ... if PDP fails in four years, we change them again. No room for liars and bigotry!!

KunleyY19:
Bro !!!
See don't let us deceive ourselves the extent of APC underground work in Lagos is Overwhelming...
When last did you hear JK political godfather sef Bode George... Even defection of Salvador and Obanikoro hasn't helped PDP Lagos State...

Bro Atiku Pre Election ground plan in Lagos is underwhelming alongside that of Agbaje...
Sanwo and Buhari poster is just everywhere
To a city of Lagos where movement In a day is a must...Posters are huge SP...

Don't be suprised if heavy gridlock prevents Atiku supporters getting to Obalende on Tuesday ooo...#Incumbency things

If not for LNSC,Police etc that helped Buhari and blockage of road most supporters would find it difficult getting to Surulere...

Off course Filling TBS is lesser task than Teslim...

But the thought of Lagos atikulating is like building castle's in the sky...

Oga, the capacity of Teslim Balogun stadium is only 24,325. See link below
https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+capacity+of+Teslim+Balogun+stadium&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjop_qNyrLgAhVNooMKHWnHD2cQ_AUICSgA&biw=1366&bih=608&dpr=1

Sirjamo:
Those people had waited for six hours, they had to leave in order to beat the usually heavy Lagos traffic.
If Buhari had went straight from the airport to the stadium, he would have met them all, but he went instead to the king palace and also commissioned some projects at LUTH.


BTW. Here is a subtle warning to all wailing wailers who have been jumping all over since Atiku managed to pull half the crowd Buhari pulled in kano:

Pray very hard that something happened and I get banned from Nairaland before Atiku get disgraced next Saturday, otherwise ,this Nairaland will not contain me and you.

Salamrushdie
Pachukwudi44
Baliyubla.......

Failure is an orphan! A 24000 capacity stadium could not be filled. It shows they lack motivation/enthusiasm or they have stayed the full time for their pay!

Lesson - You can use lies and deceit to get a job. However, you cannot buy knowledge and experience to perform on the job!

Guess Tradamoni don finish or the people have used it to make soup ... all man go him place

Buhari is a GONER!!!

Yelakem737:
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that it has not been an easy journey to pilot the affairs of the country in the past three and half years.

According to him, he has not taken the support of Nigerians for granted, promising to continue to protect the interest of the people and deliver on his mandate.

In a video message to Nigerians titled “We will continue to work to protect your interest and deliver our mandate“, he requested for more support in the February 16 presidential election.

He said: “It’s been over three years since you gave me the mandate to oversee the affairs of our dear country.

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“It’s not been an easy journey but with sincerity of purpose, perseverance, dedication and most importantly support from individuals like you, we have made great progress.

“Some of these achievements are visible for everyone to see, some are still in the works.

“I hereby humbly ask for your support again in the coming election to enable us to move to the NEXT LEVEL and consolidate on the successes recorded in making our country a better place.

“I don’t take your support for granted. We will continue to work to protect your interest and deliver our mandate.”

https://yelakem.com/its-hasnt-been-easy-to-rule-nigeria-buhari/18599/

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Oluwabash:
On February 16th, Nigeria will hold a general election. Four years ago, the country experienced its first democratic transfer of power to the opposition since 1999. The vote in a few days will be no less significant.
 
As president, I have tried to judiciously exercise the trust vested in me to combat the problems of corruption, insecurity and an inequitable economy. All are important. But amongst them, one stands above the others as both a cause and aggravator of the rest. It is, of course, corruption.
 
A policy programme that does not have fighting corruption at its core is destined to fail. The battle against graft must be the base on which we secure the country, build our economy, provide decent infrastructure and educate the next generation.
 
This is the challenge of our generation: the variable on which our success as a nation shall be determined. But the vested interests at play can make this fight difficult. By way of their looting, the corrupt have powerful resources at their disposal. And they will use them. For when you fight corruption, you can be sure it will fight back.
 
It even threatens to undermine February’s poll and – by extension – our democracy. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has raised concerns over laundered money being funnelled into vote buying. This is the problem of corruption writ large. It illustrates how it lurks in all and every crevice of public life, manipulating due process in pursuit of self-preservation and perpetuation; protecting personal political and economic interests at the expense of the common good.
 
Indeed, those who have criticised my administration’s anti-corruption drive are those who oppose its mission. And though their lawyers may craft expensive alibis, they cannot escape that which binds them together: a raft of documents and barely legal (some clearly illegal) mechanisms – whether that be the Panama Papers, US Congress reports, shell companies or offshore bank accounts.
 
Corruption corrodes the trust on which the idea of community is founded, because one rule for the few and another for everyone else is unacceptable to anyone working honestly.
 
But as we have intensified our war on corruption, so we have found that corruption innovates to resist the law. This is not the sole domain of those Nigerians, but the international corruption industry: the unsavoury fellow-traveler of globalisation.
 
Once the enablers are let in – as they have been in the past – the greed of those they collude with grows. We have closed the door on them, but unfortunately there still remain individuals who are willing to open windows.
 
Concrete progress has been made, but there is still much to do. We have repatriated hundreds of millions of dollars stowed away in foreign banks. These funds have been transparently deployed on infrastructural projects and used to directly empower the poorest in society. More is still to come from our international partners in France, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Yet the hundreds of billions sifted out of the country for the best part of this century promise more.
 
We have secured high profile convictions, but greater cases remain. Lawyers table endless objections to obstruct court proceedings, whilst their clients hope it lasts until a ‘friendly’ president is voted into office. We must continue to tighten the legal framework and ensure the authorities have the investigative powers at their disposal to secure sentences. Only then will we begin to neutralise the advantages the corrupt have.
 
More ghost workers must be removed from government payroll (almost $550 million has been saved from identifying phantom employees). More can be recovered through our whistle-blower policy ($370 million has been returned since its launch in 2016). More is still to come. But, together, we shall prevail over corruption.
 
A Yoruba proverb states that only the patient one can milk a lion. Likewise, victory over corruption is difficult, but not impossible. We must not flounder in our resolve. I know many Nigerians would like to see faster action. So do I. But so too must we follow due process and exercise restraint, ensuring allegation never takes the place of evidence. For that is not the Nigeria we should wish to build.
 
There is no doubt that this Administration has changed the way we tackle corruption. The choice before voters is this: Do we continue forward on this testing path against corruption? Or do revert to the past, resigned to the falsehood that it is just the-way-things-are-done? Or that it is just too difficult – too pervasive – to fix? I know which one I would choose. It is why I am asking Nigerians for another four years to serve them.
 
 
MUHAMMADU BUHARI,
PRESIDENT,
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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Do you know what??


UNTIL YOU ARREST TINUBU, AMAECHI and Others, NOBODY CARES!!! ATIKU (2019 - 2027)

Hmmm! Losers are orphans!!

Can you imagine? Where honourable people chicken out, rogues and fodgers take over.
Say no to election rigging and certificate forgery!!!

Teslim Balogun stadium is a 24,000 capacity stadium. Assuming the stadium was filled to capacity ×3, then APC presidential rally attendees are not more than 75000. Exaggerated number would be less than 100k. So what is this noise about mega rally?

It is my humble submission that we confront election rigging and make efforts to stamp it out. Why do I believe that we need to rise up against rigging. Rigging is more wicked than stealing money. Otherwise, how would one justify the fact that a mandate freely given by the people is subjugated to the "wicked thievery" of a few?
Anyone who gets into office by rigging would have no commitment to the voters. Hence, I am for free, credible and fair electoral victory.

In Nigeria today, robbery of any form attracts jungle justice. Same applies to common thieves and kidnappers, where caught. Why do we overlook electoral frauds? Why do we allow thugs to snatch ballot boxes? Why do we look the other way when INEC officials are collecting bribes? Why do we condone fraudulent results? Why are our security agencies not given same jungle justice when they perpetrate frauds? Why do we see people buying and selling votes and pretend that all is will? We do we tolerate frauds and pretend to be fighting corruption? What is cotruption, is stealing people's mandate not corruption?

As we go to the polls on Saturday, February 16, 2019, I would like to call on all Nigerians, especially the youth to form vanguards for the protection of our votes. Lets make our votes count. We are the ones to make our nation beautiful. We are the ones to stop thuggery. We are the ones to say "enough is enough" and the time is NOW! If we continue to remain silent, thugs, agberos, never-do-wells will continue to rule and lord it over us and of course, reduce us to mere inconsequential voters. How long are we to continue condoning this? My friend, this is 2019. The world is not waiting for Nigeria, nay Africa. Let us start now. Let us stand our ground and insist thst our votes must count.

It pains me each time I get into Europe or America and see how orderly the people conduct their affairs, how progressively things are done. Never heard of ballot snatching, never heard of security agencies aiding and abetting frauds. Never seen or heard of people in government ruling with impunity. Never heard that national constitutions are subjugated to the whims of a set of never-do-wells. In Nigeria, you see, hear, touch things that people world over shudder about. What realky is our oroblem

Sometimes, I wonder if our educational system is really effective? Our value system is totally eroded. We lie to ourselves, make false claims, and do all manner of things including whipping up religious and ethnic sentiments to justify our actions and evil intents.

Friend, please join this revolution. While we seem to have gotten independence from Britain, we are now colonised by a few Nigerians who are now our local masters. We need freedom. Our electoral process should be sound enough to whip leaders into line. They do not perform because believe in rigging themselves back to office. This must stop. Let us make our votes count come February 16.

God bless!

My friend, as you read this remember that this nation can only grow if we make conscious effort towards that. We must vote in the right candidates, stand and defend our rights.

It is my humble submission that we confront election rigging and make efforts to stamp it out. Why do I believe that we need to rise up against rigging. Rigging is more wicked than stealing money. Otherwise, how would one justify the fact that a mandate freely given by the people is subjugated to the "wicked thievery" of a few?
Anyone who gets into office by rigging would have no commitment to the voters. Hence, I am for free, credible and fair electoral victory.

In Nigeria today, robbery of any form attracts jungle justice. Same applies to common thieves and kidnappers, where caught. Why do we overlook electoral frauds? Why do we allow thugs to snatch ballot boxes? Why do we look the other way when INEC officials are collecting bribes? Why do we condone fraudulent results? Why are our security agencies not given same jungle justice when they perpetrate frauds? Why do we see people buying and selling votes and pretend that all is will? We do we tolerate frauds and pretend to be fighting corruption? What is cotruption, is stealing people's mandate not corruption?

As we go to the polls on Saturday, February 16, 2019, I would like to call on all Nigerians, especially the youth to form vanguards for the protection of our votes. Lets make our votes count. We are the ones to make our nation beautiful. We are the ones to stop thuggery. We are the ones to say "enough is enough" and the time is NOW! If we continue to remain silent, thugs, agberos, never-do-wells will continue to rule and lord it over us and of course, reduce us to mere inconsequential voters. How long are we to continue condoning this? My friend, this is 2019. The world is not waiting for Nigeria, nay Africa. Let us start now. Let us stand our ground and insist thst our votes must count.

It pains me each time I get into Europe or America and see how orderly the people conduct their affairs, how progressively things are done. Never heard of ballot snatching, never heard of security agencies aiding and abetting frauds. Never seen or heard of people in government ruling with impunity. Never heard that national constitutions are subjugated to the whims of a set of never-do-wells. In Nigeria, you see, hear, touch things that people world over shudder about. What realky is our oroblem

Sometimes, I wonder if our educational system is really effective? Our value system is totally eroded. We lie to ourselves, make false claims, and do all manner of things including whipping up religious and ethnic sentiments to justify our actions and evil intents.

Friend, please join this revolution. While we seem to have gotten independencr from Britain, we are now colonised by a few Nigerians who are now our local masters. We need freedom. Our electoral process should be goid enough to whip leaders into line. Let us make our votes count come February 16.

God bless!

My friend, as you read this remember that this nation can only grow if we make conscious effort. We must vote in the right candidates, stand and defend our rights.

DonFreshmoney:
Gerrarahia zombies.

In 2015, APC appointed Obama aides as campaign managers to boost buhari image internationally, nobody complained. Anything Atiku does is a source of worry for zombies.

Won the pdp primaries- complain
Went to strategize in dubai- complain
Appointed saraki DG of campaign- complain
Appointed Peter obi as VP candidate- complain
Appointed Dino melaye as spokesperson- complain
Said he will sell NNPC and refineries to boost productivity- complain
Applied for US visa - complain
Told EFCC to arrest him If he's corrupt- complain

Smh to zombies.

Hahahahahahahah! Zombie way na one-way! Instead of them to start heading to Baga to help their lord & saviour Buhari savage what is left of the insurgency fight since Soldiers and Police have down tools!

On another front, while the Buhari Daura kinsmen are siphoning Billions of Dollars and acquiring all assets held by AMCON, Zombies and their leaser Keyamo are paid N30k to defend them. Bunch of retards!

These people like to whip up sentiments. If you have WAEC or passed the examination, why not just show the Certificate?

Even if you built a house 30 years ago, if you are not the owner of the land, you have no house. If your educational foundation is FAKE, every other thing built on the fake foundation remain FAKE.

Sir, instead of whiping up BMC's sentiments on corruption fight, bla, bla, blah ... why not simply show your WAEC?

This press statement would have been avoided if you did the needful ... show your WAEC and shame "detractors".

Abeg na who read the epistle? Tell me if it different from the usual LIES. I hope he has now allocated his father's land for cattle colony?

grazman:
ojukwu is a bastardd cowarrd

If this was said of Awo or Buhari, sychophant mods would have banned the poster ... but no, they won't see it!

buttlover:
hello reasonable people. I just got admitted into one of the best federal university here in Nigeria for master program and I am invited by relative in Canada by next year. the master program is sure already while I am to take English test before other application for the Canada. I know I will pass the English test but I keep being confused on which one to focus on. I need advice with reasons.

When you get into Canadain University, you will realise that what you have been doing is not edication, but literary stdies or Sunday School classes. I can assure you that you will be soooooo much under pressure that you would think that you never attended schools before.

You will understand what is meant by FAST PACE
You will understand what is meant by APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE
You will be competing with Asians, Europeans and others, not your local champions.

Infact you will appreciate education! Goodluck!

Validated:
Please, who knows how to contact Auchi Polytechnic? This is one institution that cannot be reached on their advertised contact addresses below, except one travels down to Auchi. What is wrong with the School Management?

Auchi Polytechnic,
Benin – Okene Road,
P.M.B 13,
Auchi,
Edo State,
Nigeria.

Telephone:
Mobile: +2348069035625 - NEVER REACHABLE OR ALWAYS SWITCHED OFF

Email:
rector@auchipoly.edu.ng
registrar@auchipoly.edu.ng

E-mails are never responded to. Is this common to all Nigerian Polytechnics? At least UNIBEN responds. Please, can someone help me with a viable contact to the Registrar's office.

Any student online. Please, hep with the active contact to Auchi Polytechnic. I am sure thaere are phone connections in Auchi. Funny!!!

Please, who knows how to contact Auchi Polytechnic? This is one institution that cannot be reached on their advertised contact addresses below, except one travels down to Auchi. What is wrong with the School Management?

Auchi Polytechnic,
Benin – Okene Road,
P.M.B 13,
Auchi,
Edo State,
Nigeria.

Telephone:
Mobile: +2348069035625 - NEVER REACHABLE OR ALWAYS SWITCHED OFF

Email:
rector@auchipoly.edu.ng
registrar@auchipoly.edu.ng

E-mails are never responded to. Is this common to all Nigerian Polytechnics? At least UNIBEN responds. Please, can someone help me with a viable contact to the Registrar's office.

Oyo and Osun positioning for leadership of Almajiri states. Even war ravaged Bornu is doing better than Oyo and Osun states. I suggest Jamb should reduce the admission requirements for Osun to same marks as obtainable for all states in same stratum

See them, all APC States. That party is a curse!!!
Oyo – 26th
Niger – 27th
Adamawa -28th
Osun -29th
Sokoto – 30th
Bauchi – 31st
Kebbi – 32nd
Katsina – 33rd
Gombe – 34th
Jigawa 35th
Zamfara – 36th
Yobe – 37th

wowcatty:
Denmark is shipping immigrants to a tiny island used to research contagious animals. The island is difficult to get in and out of. The name of one of the two ferries on the island is virus. Saying "criminal immigrants" is just to save face. Stay and fight for your land.
http://www.wutc.org/post/denmarks-latest-stand-against-undesirable-migrants-ship-them-island

Them no go hear you.

Peace does not exist in isolation. Peace cannot thrive in absence of rule of Law and more importantly, respect for the laws. A system that guarantees peace must be hinged on good laws and such laws help to regulate the system thereby guaranteeing peace and peaceful co-existence.

The members of the National Peace Committee (NPC) know that the panacea for peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections must be hinged on sound electoral laws and also the willingness of all stakeholders to respect such laws. The Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria have passed such law which have undergone several amendments at the instance of the Presidency. The INEC budget for 2019 Elections which were premised on the provisions of the Electoral Acts was sent to the National assembly by the presidency/Buhari. When the law was sent to him for assent, he declined.

My question to the members of the National Peace Committee (NPC) is, what extant laws do they expect the peace accord to be hinged on? A situation where elections are blatantly rigged, open vote buying are common knowledge and results are manipulated at the receiving of phone calls, what peace are the members of the National Peace Committee (NPC) talking about? Are they asking that we should maintain peace in the face of blatant rigging like was experienced in Osun State? Were the members of the National Peace Committee (NPC) not in Nigeria when Adeleke was robbed in broad daylight? Were they in the moon when the security agencies took over the affairs of voters accreditation, allowing only those with white handkerchief to vote while disenfranchising others?

The National Peace Committee (NPC) should first prevail on APC and the President to assent to the 2018 Electoral Act, then we can be talking of peaceful conduct of elections. I strongly support PDP and Atiku's stance on this. "If you make peaceful change impossible, you make violent changes inevitable".

This same Buhari that is rushing to sign a Peace accord was threatening to form a parallel government in 2014. Did we forget that they were not willing to allow peace after the elections, except they were declared winners? Today, we are on the same crossroad and the only panacea to peace is for the presidency to accept and assent to the 2018 Electoral Act. Failing which, they should not expect peace after a rigged elections.

Akpabio ,,, the HouseBoy of APC

But why is this topic SCARED of front page?

Sharing $322m at "owambe party today" and borrowing $328m a week later at exorbitant interest rate! Typical of a people!

dukie25:
Waziri Adamawa when can we start campaigning? Am ready to start already.

Oga, just wait! I am aware that your blood is hot!

ATIKUNATION! ATIKUNATION!! ATIKUNATION!!!

This election is between two candidates ... ATIKU and others. If you iclude some certificateless and fake candidate, OYO is your town!

If Buhari secures 200,000 from SS and SE in 2019, it was rigged. APC should just concentrate on winning their Northern stronghold where Buhari's turf is being threathened by Kwankwaso, Tambulwa and Atiku. Wasting effort and resources on the likes of Akpabio, Uduaghan, Orji Kalu, Amaechi is just not going to help them. Is it Amaechi who could not win his state as a sitting governor that is going to do that when "Wiked" and Magnus Abe are against him or an Akpabio, who is struggling to save face in order to justify his "saintship"?

APC are dead in SS/SE/NC and a substantial part of North East. Only NW and SW can save them. Even Lagos votes is already in jeopardy! Do not believe an Ambode who is trying to save his job. APC will know TRUE Ambode come mid-January, 2019. If you know, you know!!!

If you think that Ambode has forgiven Lagos APC, you are really suffering from political naivety! Just wait until the real dance begins!

phemmyutd:
Congratulations to FG workers and all state workers except Kwara State.

In Kwara state where Bukola Saraki is the alpha and Omega, can never pay more than 15,000 as minimum wage, if atall they will accept to increase it atall, because while others are currently paying 18k minimum wage, Kwara Mafia is paying 9,500 as minimum wage.

As a level 7 in Kwara civil service, there is no way you will go home with 30,000 at the end of the month.

Level 8 is been paid around 35k to 36k.

No one is moved about increment in minimum wage in Kwara except Federal Government workers.

Only if we can overcome the tyrant call Saraki, that's when anybody will be thinking about minimum wage.

OP resign from the KWSG employment if you are not satisfied. It is not by force to work for government. Your mates are farmers!