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three months no pay, and the fourth month just passed. who is keeping our money in a fixed deposit account? especially we interns in Bayelsa State we haven't gotten any stipend since out job fair.

please I need @puntersmind email address.

when will sure p pay me, since november no pay... na wah o!

ambrosini593:
Stay here and ask for source. Goodluck is coming to town tomorrow, so the town will be rowdy. Inec decided to shift it til saturday. I have a friend who is a staff of inec

OK, where will you be doing your own training?

Islie:
This campaign is become something




Old wine....... Which bottle is now new

Democracy is new to Buhari

ambrosini593:
Bayelsa is now from 7th to 9th. Please take note

what is your source?

At the presence of overwhelming faithfuls and party supporters the PDP National Vice Chairman South South urged Journalists to organise a debate for the both presidential Candidates, which will more importantly dwell on the issue of corruption and Security, the PDP made it's position known after the APC says it's Presidential won't participate in the NEDG organise debate sighting impartiality.


oya APC OVER TO YOU!!!

September 14th 2000
Now they claim to be saint.

can I use affidavit to apply, am not sure am qualified.

have you seen the arms and ammunitions that boko haram recovered from baga? it took them over two days to be assembling them, and you tell me the Nigerian Army is unequipped?
except there is a sabotage from there commanders in charge of the ammunitions.

they keep deceiving gullible Nigerians

@PUNTERSMIND happy new year you are doing a great job, please

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@PUNTERSMIND
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Matthew Adejoh Politics


Whether Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa
Kwankwaso, likes or dislikes the Peoples
Democratic Party is immaterial. What is self-
evident is that the man cannot stop
referencing the party in charge of Nigeria’s
Federal Government. Kwankwaso, a man
whose fixation with the PDP is easy to
understand since it is the party that made
him all that he is today, never lets a week go
by without making one pronouncement or the
other about the party which he abandoned for
the All Progressives Congress.
Kwankwaso’s latest swipe at the PDP comes
by way of a declaration aimed at squashing
some purported moves by backers of General
Muhammadu Buhari to persuade him to
discard his presidential aspiration and
instead support the former military dictator
and three-time failed presidential candidate.
The red-capped Kwankwaso says no one
has spoken to him and in any case, in his
words: “We’re talking about APC, a mega
party. We’re different from PDP where one
person decides the fate of others.”
If Kwankwaso were to come out tomorrow to
say he was misquoted, it would be
understandable. This is because referring to
the PDP as a party “where one person
decides the fate of others” is perhaps the
most disingenuous thing Kwankwaso could
have said. It would have been far truer if the
Governor had said that his newfound love,
the APC, is a party where one person decides
the fate of others.
Amusingly, the hilarious charge against the
PDP by Kwankwaso appears to have been
purloined and revised from the words of Chief
Tom Ikimi, a former Minister of Foreign
Affairs and ex-chieftain of the APC who not
too long ago bade farewell to Kwankwaso
and his opposition cronies. In a lengthy letter
that Ikimi wrote to announce his resignation
from the APC, the former minister described
the APC as “Tinubu’s party”, implying that
the party belongs to, and is permanently
tele-guided by former Lagos State Governor
Bola Tinubu. It is the height of comedy for
Kwankwaso to turn around today to charge
the PDP as being a party “where one person
decides the fate of others” even though he
seems unable to tell Nigerians who that one
person is.
Discerning Nigerians may wish to ask
Kwankwaso whether the PDP was a party
“where one person decides the fate of others”
when the party feathered his political bed,
ensuring that he not only emerged as
Governor of Kano in 1999, but kept him
strategically relevant through a senior
ministerial appointment after he lost his first
bid for re-election in 2003. Additionally, was
the PDP still a party “where one person
decides the fate of others” in 2011 when the
party supported Kwankwaso in his second
and successful attempt to be re-elected as
Governor of Kano State?
It is understandable that as the 2015
electioneering season gets under way,
politicians from all sides will say things that
stand logic on its head. However, such
politicians should not expect Nigerians to
believe the comical things they say for
amusement. Not so long ago, one such
comical statement was credited to the same
Kwankwaso. The Kano State Governor was
reported to have alleged that the PDP is
plotting to make President Goodluck
Jonathan a life President. That nobody
bothered to respond to that bit of folly
showed how preposterous Nigerians
considered the statement.
Meanwhile, the same Kwankwaso conducted
local government elections some months
ago. In a display of sheer political comedy,
the APC, which the Governor left the PDP for
only some months earlier, “won” the election
in every single local government area.
Kwankwaso himself was apparently so
unconvinced of his “victory” that he spent
millions of naira on many newspaper
earpiece adverts to publicise the Kano local
government election results to the great
amusement of Nigerians.
Today, Kwankwaso is going around saying
he will not step down from his unachievable
presidential ambition for anybody. In his
words: “I’m not under any pressure to step
down for anybody. In fact, nobody asked me
to step down for anybody and doing that will
not be even good for the party. You see many
people are used to either small parties or let
me say medium-sized parties where people
sit down and choose somebody in a room.
Now we are talking about APC mega party,
which is not ANPP, CPC, APGA or ACN. It’s a
collection of all and we always tell people to
look at the example of PDP. From 1999 to
2011, each election they had to go for
primary elections not arranged election, but
real elections.
It is good and well that Kwankwaso
remembers his PDP roots. Be that as it may,
the Kano State Governor needs to be told
that, with or without his red cap, whether in
APC or the PDP that he cannot seem to forget
about, the likelihood of him winning a
presidential ticket is next to nil. He will be
trounced for all to see what he is without the
PDP.

deceive yourself but he drives around with bullet proof cars and escort

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@floxs231

Fake news, it was Gov of sokoto state not Gej

Don't be deceived by the lion turned sheep
that are walking around in political space
trying to compound your woes further.
Chief Obasanjo's letter to Jonathan was a
clear indication that the masses are nothing
and negligible in choosing the leaders in our
country.
His letter to Jonathan telling him not to
contest is arrogantly saying that the choice
of electing president is in the hand of the
contestants and not in the hand of voters. If
he is convinced that the constitution is
supreme, and the power of sovereignty is in
the hand of the people as prescribed by the
constitution, he will write his letter to the
people not to vote Jonathan rather than
telling Jonathan not to contest.
Chief Obasanjo is simply saying all Nigerians
are dumb and have no right in electing the
president of their choice.
Fellow Nigerians, I want you to know your
enemy and those that sentence you to
perpetual poverty. If as at now, Chief
Obasanjo don't know that the problem of
Nigeria is unitary system, then he is clueless
and not in any position to tell Jonathan how
to solve a problem he himself don't have
solution to.
The meeting yesterday at Ota by All Past
Criminals was not to save Nigeria for the
benefit of Nigerians, but to make sure Nigeria
as a country continues to exist with all her
woes.
The pharaoh is meeting with all his allies to
take us away from our path to freedom, we
should not give up to their evil plan, we will
cross the red sea and never again will we go
back to Egypt as slave. They will perish
behind us in the name of our God. AMEN.
They did not meet to end ASUU strike...
They did not meet to solve PHCN problem..
They did not meet to condemn Boko haram...
They did not meet to provide benefits to the
unemployed youth, but met only to keep the
rest of the nation in poverty.
These are people earning pension for being
criminal...
These are people earning millions for
hijacking government at gunpoint...
These are people who were responsible for
the death of your relatives who died
needlessly from road accidents, lack of
health care, fake medicine, cooking with
firewood, preventable cancer, etc.
They are your vomit, please don't go back to
them. - Adetomiwa Adetilewa

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Recently, lawyer, activist and founder of Nigerian
Advance Party (NAP), Dr Tunji Braithwaite,
celebrated his 80th birthday with pomp and
pageantry in Lagos. In this interview culled from
Daily Trust, he speaks about his life, career and
burning national issues.
Excerpts:-
You are a right activist, lawyer and politician;
how have you been able to combine all of these
together over the years?
Dr. Tunji Braithwaite: Interestingly, all three are
inter-related. If you are a lawyer, you’ve got to
know what the constitution of the country where
you are, says. Beyond that, if you are expansive,
you will even know the constitutions of other
nations not to talk about the United Nations. And
you become really international because the
world has become a global village kind of. So as
a lawyer, concerned with the rights of the society,
corporate society and the rights of individuals,
you will see that the three: law, activism and
politics are related. The profession of law offers
better platform for any budding politician. This is
not to say other professions; other disciplines
are averse to being in politics, but the profession
of law gives the lawyer a head start ahead of
others. So, it has not been difficult to combine
these three together.
Besides, when I started law practice 52 years
ago, there were lots of political challenges and as
a young lawyer, I was quickly drafted into the
defense of Chief Obafemi Awolowo. So, at the
very early stage of my life, I had my work cut out
for me especially the human rights aspect of it
and politics. I was one of the young lawyers who
defended him.
Having practised law the much you have, many
wonder why you are not a Senior Advocate of
Nigeria (SAN)?
I am not interested in the archaic and backward
title called SAN. If you know my title, I abhor
anything like that. They are characterized by
standards that are below mine. Besides, I have
said enough about SAN. It’s an importation from
Britain, former colonial masters not only Nigeria,
but many other countries of the world.
Divisions deliberately created and foisted on the
people for the benefit of the British colonisers.
The biggest democracy in the world which also
has the biggest scope for lawyers, the United
States of America, does not have room for such
nonsense unlike the artificial titles by British
lawyers. They are ego-massage titles. And it is
quite unfortunate that this could make some
Nigerians to go to any extent, willy-nilly to
acquire these titles. We should discourage it.
You have cited revolution as a panacea to
challenges bedeviling Nigeria and many will
remember how your house was used as a
gathering point for many rights activists. Were
you motivated in all of these by your conviction
of a revolution and do you really think Nigerians
are indeed ready for a revolution?
Again, the power mongers among us, the
impostors who have been trampling on the rights
of Nigeria will have you believe that Nigerians
can never come together to overthrow them.
There is nothing farther from the truth. In fact, the
period you alluded was a pointer to that effect.
And it also showed at the time that even without
the labour union, the people of this country can
organize a revolution. The leadership of the
labour unions betrayed the cause of that
revolution. That has always been the modus
operandi. Labour will alongside the civil society
follow a struggle to a point, but when labour is
settled, you have the cause of that struggle being
compromised.
The fuel subsidy protests were the first set of
protests that we bring people together across
board. We had done it before on a small scale.
But that of 2012 has already demonstrated that
any non-performing or corrupt government is a
sitting duck for a revolution. This is a sort of
thing we would be remembered for and that gives
us joy. That is better than joining government to
steal people’s money. So, don’t come here and
voice a brainwashed opinion that Nigerians are
not ready for revolution.
As you earlier observed, young people converged
here under our leadership and they didn’t
converge for the fun of it. There were grounds.
There were political, socio and economic bases
for them to converge here. They took their
destinies into their own hands. By the way, you
may not know. That was the slogans of NAP.
That Nigerians must take their destinies into their
own hands. That kind of the progressive minds
cannot be on the decline but will rather be on
ascendancy for the sake of this country.
And that leads me to another issue, unless we
have a constitution acceptable to Nigerians
instead of the military handed down decree
known as 1999 constitution before 2015, there
will be no election in this country. I said there is
a need for a new constitution that is acceptable.
Then we also say before there could be a new
constitution, there is a need for a Sovereign
National Conference. And whether or not
Sovereign National Conference takes place,
Nigerians most freely agree on the constitution
that will bind them together. Not the one that was
imposed on them. We have never had the
people’s constitution agreed by Nigerian people.
The time has now come.
It is also interesting that the timing of this
coincide with when Nigeria is to mark 100 years
of amalgamation. All these combined; indicate
that the issue of Nigerians agreeing freely to hold
a national conference is not a mere coincidence
with the 100 years anniversary. If you think it is
mere coincidence, I bet it is not.
Year 2015 will be a defining moment for Nigerian
future. Nigerian future as presently constituted
has become rags and tatters. It is completely
worn out. A new corporate existence must
emerge. People should know that it is not about
the agenda of some people who are fragmenting
one party or the other with the aim of displacing
one another in 2015. That is not the agenda for
Nigeria. The 2015 will be a defining moment for
Nigeria. It will unfold beyond the elections.
On his visit to President Goodluck Jonathan
Yes, I will put that one too into contest. It was a
returned visit. The President first visited me in
Lagos and we discussed many things about the
country. President Jonathan has many things
going for him among which are humility/
humbleness, personal charm and I believe
transparency. With these three qualities any
honest unbiased person will find himself in a
position of wanting to give him a chance, unlike
some abrasive, uneducated, pompous, stealing
successors that were before this young man. With
those three qualities, I am interested in nothing
but good governance, so, why would I antagonize
or turn my back against such a person? I said he
visited me first when he came to Lagos and I
returned the visit in Abuja and we examined a few
things for the progress of this country. When the
press accosted and asked me: ‘What have you
come to do in Aso Rock?’ and I told them, I came
to Aso Rock to discuss with the president one
topic: the betterment of this country. If he needs
my advice, I will give him.
The downside of this I have told you is the nature
of the cabal; the ruling elite. He is a hostage
among wild animals.
You mean the President?
Yes. We are talking about the President. I said
President Jonathan, because of the nature of the
corrupt politics of this country. President
Jonathan would appear to be surrounded by or
being held hostage by power mongers like wild
animals. He is a hostage of them.
Notwithstanding that, for the sake of this country,
he still needs the existence of unbiased
Nigerians, well meaning Nigerians to advise and
guide him right. Not for any consideration but for
the well being of Nigeria.
As an elderstatesman and as someone who has
interacted with the President, how do you think
he can break loose from these so-called wild
animals?
By the support, prayers and hard work of well
meaning Nigerians. And there are many well
meaning Nigerians who do not look at any
situation from the prism of reward or material
reward, he would get out.
As a strong advocate for the convocation of
Sovereign National Conference, what do you
make out of the recent call Senate President on
the need to have a national conference that
would however not be attached with the term
“sovereign”?
I do not engage in semantics. The Sovereign
National Conference which we envisage and
which will come on stream is that which does not
require the approval of the National Assembly.
With or without the National Assembly, the
national conference will come because we are
talking about the sovereignty of the people. The
present National Assembly is a product of a
defective constitution. So, how can this National
Assembly be the one to anoint or approve the
Sovereign National Conference? Let your readers
analyse this. The Sovereign National Conference
is coming on stream with or without the National
Assembly’s approval.

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what I read on punch newspaper applies to only private jet owners not commercial airlines. the move is in the right direction the rich should be tax for the services they receive if they want to live luxurious life.