₦airaland Forum

drnoel:
I dont understand the clamour for ministers. The country is in debt and people are looking for where to spend more money. There are only a handful of ministeries that do require and deserve to have ministers the rest can do without them.

BB013:
This op is very clueless
Since wen did Nigeria population rise to 178million people?
Ur monicker said y not the truth but all I could read were all lies
Op I see u wanna be just like barcanista abi U don't want him to take d curses nd insults alone Nice one
Now go back to sleep

omenka:
I'm sure you are simply too ignorant to know there are things called gas masks out there, go get one if you can't withstand the stench, or are you too poor to afford one??

In any case, you have four long tortuous years to suffer the stench and you would be a fool not to do anything about ameliorating your misery.

socialmediaman:
Mr President, I would advise You to keep to your schedule and avoid critics, that's all they can offer. They will not add a "dime" input to your government, all they can do is criticize and the moment you start listening to them, that's the moment you start derailing...

Like I stated, criticism is their job, ignore them

Those who voted you will give you the support you need to succeed... It's a game, fairness is necessary for its success

naijainfogalery:
There is nothing like nonsense here most of the people judging him is based on hatred. If Buhari doesn't fulfil his campaign promises my critic is gonna be heard all over the world

neahyo:
Good morning nairalanders, i just read this book 'tough times don't last but tough people do' and i've also read and heard many successful people talk on their road to success. So many of them talked on how they failed in some aspects of their life such as academics, projects, and so on. What really baffles me is this; must we fail in order to succeed?

Personally, i have not really failed in any thing i've done, so i tend to fear how i will handle major disappointments or failure.

Your advice will be highly appreciated!

Cc whynotthetruth, jarus, lalasticlala

biafranqueen:
CHAI Nna Man your too much!!!

omenka:
Yes he will. And the trial is going to last at least four years before the jury comes up with its verdict.

If you are tired of sitting in the courtroom, why don't you simply walk the hell out?? Is any officer restraining you from doing so

Nobody is restraining me just that your stench is too nauseating and it will be foolhardy for me to leave without getting details of the processes otherwise human factor in interpretations will distort the judgement that would be passed down to me through emissaries...So I will keep managing your type and stench

Generalkorex:
Leave dis man alone for once na

AbuMaryam1:
Op@ I see nothing in your post but some botanical names. Be informed our president will break the jins. System cleansing first !!!

What kinda of imaginary foundation and clean up Buhari and Osinbande is laying in over 39ministries demeans any form of rationality... Are those changes spiritual and intangible that even the media cannot observe and capture them...Can you please list those system cleansing techniques or processes of buhari with respective ministries where they are obtained?...thanks

naijainfogalery:
The truth is looking at what's on ground right now, there is no standard and the level of corruption is high u need some sanity first before appointing ministers. The truth remains Nigeria will function well without ministers , ask yourself how many ministers were working during GEJ tenure may be just 5 or less the real people working at the permanent sec . ministers no over see and Advice but we all know past ministers are just politicians who knows nothing about the job, so what difference does it make?

naijainfogalery:
Its only a fool that will judge a student without exams . give Buhari 100 days first before you guys start crying , even companies give employees 3 months

TwentySeven:
Diezani - Criminal
Lamido - Criminal
Fayose - Criminal
Bode George - Criminal

And you're now complaining?

With Buhari, stealing equals corruption...so get with the program.

#ChangeIsHere

ellechrystal:
I reject d rain in Jesus name. Amen.

Truckpusher:
Omo! Some of these women no dey do careless with their toto - you go work taya before you smell their armpit sef meanwhile some just be like Shark's stadium for Port Harcourt even cripple go enter.

IbnSultaan:
abeg carry ur post go

SenseiX:
When the erstwhile super Finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala compelled the termination of my appointment as a civil servant after serving my nation for nearly 20 years, I returned to my hobby of writing. My retirement, which I am still contesting in court, was because of a single article (Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Controversial Appointments) out of the over 200 I had written since my university days in Bayero University Kano.

Not only was I retired prematurely, many institutions and individuals in government became afraid of associating with me for fear of victimisation. I had been stigmatized as the “Rebel in Civil Service.”

Surprisingly, while many agencies of government and managements distanced themselves from me, I received massive goodwill from the media who not only stood by me but provided their platforms for my works.

Meanwhile few top public officers do secretly seek my professional advice in public relations management. There is an instance when one of the spokespersons in the Presidential Villa sought my intervention about a report on First Lady Patience Jonathan in Sahara Reporters, which was considered inaccurate. Since I am a beneficiary of media goodwill, I called Omoyele Sowore, the Publisher of Sahara Reporters to correct the erroneous aspect of the said report.

“Shuaibu, you are either crazy or unserious! Why do you want to defend those that tormented and sacked you from the public service?” Sowore was serious concerned.

I took time to explain that there is a major difference between my person ‘Shuaib’ a Nigerian who has right to his personal opinion and conviction and Shuaib who now represents a PR consultancy for professional attainment and contentment. I assured him that I will continue to express myself through opinion writing while engaging in media relations for my clients. Sowore accepted to publish the Presidency’s response on Patience Goodluck Jonathan and subsequent press statements from that office.

Curiously, there were very few top functionaries who stood by me and showed support during the critical period of my life. Sambo Dasuki, the former National Security Adviser (NSA) was one of them.

It was after attending a workshop organised by The Netherlands Embassy for security agencies where I presented a paper and also published an article (Debating Government Media Relations) that I received an invitation to meet with NSA. I wrote on that first encounter too with Dasuki: (Sambo Dasuki on Security Media Relations)

During our first encounter, I was furiously criticising everything about President Jonathan and his administration. Dasuki was very attentive, probably thinking that my bitterness was informed by my sudden exit from the service.

Dasuki attempted to influence my return into the service but I was reluctant. I had decided to rather work for government but not inside government so as to enjoy my liberty of self-expression and doing what I like rather than being another subservient civil servant. I nevertheless obliged his request that I should provide him daily media content analyses that should include suggestions and recommendations. I recruited highly brilliant, young but unemployed Nigerian graduates into my team.

[b]In the course of our occasional interactions, Dasuki was always open and transparent about information. He once told me how himself and two young military officers (they are still alive) travelled to Jos to brief Major General Buhari who was then the GOC of 3rd Armoured Division on the furtherance of the planning of the 1983 coup which made Buhari the major beneficiary of the ouster of the elected President Shehu Shagari. He even told me how Buhari expressed his bitterness about insinuations on his stewardship in one of the public institutions. Dasuki assured the then GOC not to worry about such reckless and mischievous insinuations.

I asked why he participated in the ouster of Buhari just less than two years afterward. He simply answered that General Buhari should know whom he should blame.

Probing further, I enquired how he treated Buhari on the day of the August 1985 coup. His exact response goes thus:

“I always respect and dignify my seniors and those in positions of authority whether in service or after. Though a young officer, I was reluctant to be among those that arrested him. And I was not. I only met him afterward at Bonny Camp with Lawal Rafindadi. There is no way I could have maltreated him as being alleged in some quarters. I am glad most of the actors are still alive.”

Dasuki told me the story of how himself and some others confronted late General Sani Abacha over June 12 election which was won by Chief Mashood Kashimawo Abiola (MKO). This led to their premature retirement. The persecution that followed forced him into exile where he teamed up with opposition elements struggling for the return of democracy in Nigeria.

Apart from serving as Managing Director of Nigerian Security Printing and Minting Company (NSPMC) after the return of democracy, Dasuki had engaged in legitimate international businesses, mostly outside the country.

On his roles in politics, Sambo Dasuki narrated how he supported the campaign aspiration of Muhammadu Buhari for Presidential elections in 2003, 2007 and 2011. In fact, he mentioned names of individuals who were also privy to his active involvement including respected Northern elements like Adamu Adamu, Bashir Kurfi, Wada Maida, Sule Hamman and Kabir Yusuf among others.

The major shocker for me in his narratives was his campaign for Buhari to emerge the joint candidate of ACN and CPC in 2011. He disclosed how he pleaded with Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu in the presence of Bisi Akande to accept Muhammad Buhari as the joint Presidential candidate for ACN and CPC. Dasuki stated that he knelt down begging ‘Baba Bisi Akande’ who was then Chairman of ACN that “General Buhari is a man to be trusted.”

In their belief that Yorubas and South Westerners are never religious fanatics especially regarding politics, Dasuki and his group suggested that Tinubu should be a running mate to Buhari. When other elements opposed that proposition, Tinubu team therefore recommended a Buhari-Osinbajo ticket. Unfortunately, the ticket failed to stick as Pastor Tunde Bakare was eventually pushed forward by other forces.[/b]

Watch out for Part II: The Spymaster and Soft Approach to Countering Terrorism and Dasuki’s support for President Jonathan
http://yashuaib.com/2015/07/sambo-dasuki-an-encounter-with-spymaster/
cc lalasticlala




On the day of the SSS invasion of Dasuki's home, Bashir Yusuf Chairman of PDM and close Buhari ally also mentioned the fact that Dasuki was a key member of the then CPC-ACN negotiations back in 2011 and he wondered why both men had fallen so spectacularly apart.
All this points to one thing though, the investigation of Dasuki may border on vendetta relating to both the 1985 coup and him joining GEJ'S govt.
Also this article confirms that Buhari was well aware of the plot to overthrow President Shagari back then and was always going to be the Head Of State contrary to the tales by APC fans in the run up to the March 28 elections.

ellechrystal:
If we weren't created u won't b here to type this na. Abi na man for USA born u?