₦airaland Forum

eleko1:
The winch/wizard wey go stop BUHARI inauguration iis not yet born.Abi nor bi d same court lifted the ban on baba OBJ books yesterday ? Make MAY 28/29 come sharp sharp

baba na April 22 go judge oooo. And please my people,don't involve d military yet,I know say nigerian sun dey make person forget things well well.....but.remember when d pressure was too much,buhari collected one thing from his alma mater and told nigerians it Was his certificate,even when my younger brother in J.S 2 saw the statement of result(its not even a certificate)he said 'na lik dis buhari face b when e dey secondary school?dis tin fit be fake ooo'dat was d young boy's take ooo....now the issue here is dat,an abuja based lawyer filed a suit against him which he tagged as perjury and d case was also adjourned till April 22.....so lik I said earlier,na April 22 go judge ooooo and pls I am non partisan oooo before una go talk say gej dollars never finish abi,

With all the problems of Nigeria disturbing us including the recent xenophobia attacks,nigeria as a whole has lots on her neck right now,but notwithstanding,how come no one is hearing about the court case concerning the disqualification of Buhari due to his inability to provide the original of his credentials. The court adjourned the case till April 22 but why is the news not in town just like it was before the presidential elections?or has buhari's emergence as the president-elect disqualified the case automatically? Nairalanders let's have your take on this please.

GodMode:
Anyone that appears on T.V is now termed "influential"


The world is going haywire..

u can be influential in a positive or negative way,do u know how many people are under shekau,d guy get plenty boy boy oooo

When will nigerians learn,wasting innocent lives for politicians wey no send una,d person wey kill dis boy now no go knw say curse don enter him head lik dis,2019 na e go dey shout,we no want buhari,we no Want buhari,I don't have job,airforce1 neva release him album....sai fashola sai fashola

amakaobiemeka:
are u a progressive or tanist?

lol,don't we have non partisan nigerians again,well,I am none of the aforementioned,just a patriotic nigerian like my friend living my own life and making sure politicians stop their embezzlement,even if na only mouth I get lol

thepatroit:
lol. My head dey down before. Too many Buhari haters on this forum. I thought you were one. Let's wait and see. It's not like we're going to go to Aso Rock with placards saying 'buhari, have you paid your loan?' That would be another drama like that of his certificate saga.

lol,my brother I am not a buhari hater oooo,u c y I don't want to insult u dat time cos it will amount to nothing,me I jst dey here dey talk watin dey my mind Jare...one love brother,one nigeria.

amakaobiemeka:
and if he didnt tell u, what would u do to him?

u dey make me laugh cos u don't know nigerians employed buhari to work for them and in reality,if your employee mess up,u sack him right?make he no talk na or make he do anyhow,we will sack him and employ someone else tru d ballot box.....dats d beauty of democracy tho

thepatroit:
That's good. God will protect them. I'm saying it really isn't an issue. Won't his salary as a president be able to offset the loan?

ur head don come down abi,now let's talk like matured people,buhari is a public servant,the incoming president for that matter and he will live a public life,so everything abt him will be made known to the public except for his family issues,abi u no dey c pics of gej for church?when e dey watch ball?when e dey watch election results? Baba na everything ooo...dis one con b money matter again,haba,even if we are not doing it before,let d change start from buhari himself

amakaobiemeka:
have u ever questioned gej or obj during that time on how much they even earn or do with our resources which they runned secretly in a cabal. Now gmb is showing us transparency even to his private affairs which would include assests declaration and indeed his personal loans, how else can one show decency. Its not our right to knw these private details but a priviledge you should be grateful to him 4. Other goverments including gej as clueless and soft spoken as he pretended to be never did all these

my dear it is not a privilege,incase u don't know,it is our right and who told u I didn't question gej about the missing [20billion....pls I am a non partisan,I am just concerned abt dis country

thepatroit:
I get sense and e no go remove a strand of my hair if you insult me. I expect you to be on twitter and other social media platforms condemning and raising hell on what is going on in South Africa until the right people wake up and do something (which I've done) not opening a thread that is the least of our worries at present.

and who told you I haven't done that,FYI,my uncle and his family are based there,so I did not only voice out against what is happening in SA,I am also praying to God for intervention......wait o,so you are trying to say dat dis loan issue is a waste of time,my broda open ya eyes,na lik dis politicians dey take distractions chop our money.

Kolade354:
Mr Weyrey My point is their is no saint when it comes to politics it a dirty game.

thank God say u dey talk your mind now,so incase you wan campaign for president tmr,I go use ur comments against u,lol...my reply to oga patriot is also for you ooo.

thepatroit:
I'm sure you'd be a beneficiary of the 5k per month Buhari promised IF it eventually happens because you appear quite jobless. So many issues going on presently in Nigeria and this was all you could concern yourself with. Smh!

in all your gettings,get sense brother,I don't insult people on social media if not I for give u ur side dis night but back to the matter bro,I am non partisan who just want the best for his country,like I said accountability is key in curbing corruption,I respect buhari so much and incase u don't know....all that concerns the president politically is a national issue bro.

Kolade354:
Do you think most of Obama Campaign fund are legal?...........You have problem thinking of Buhari everyday when you havnt solve ur own problem.........

baba na ur problem plenty pass oooo.....so because obama's campaign funds are illegal,you want our MR INTEGRITY to follow that path too abi?........like my neighbor will always say:nigerians are truly the problem of nigeria.

Kylez:
Me too. Longest song deserves an award

baba anything dey enter guiness book of record ooo...if u no chop for 25 days sef u go enter,even if na owu make u starve

Cadamlk:
You wanna help him pay? Even helping pay does not make you minister.Just kidding.Corperate organisations will help him pay if your story is true oo.Cos a many people cook up a lot of propagandas in order to bring him down during campaign.Remember Bill Clinton was asked by court to pay a copensation of 2million dollars to Monica.He claimed he did not have that kind of money.On checking his account what was found was 500 thousand dollars.But people help him pay

this is exactly what am talking about....let's know how he intend to pay back,if he doesn't have d money,am sure kind hearted nigerians will pay for him,it will be very bad if this loan issue should die down like d way its already doing

Cadamlk:
You wanna help him pay? Even helping pay does not make you minister.Just kidding.Corperate organisations will help him pay if your story is true oo.Cos a lot people cook up a lot

corporate organizations u say,nigerians must be aware of the content of that loan because when he took it,we were all aware and he was given a thumb up for coming out clean but no one want to know how he is going to pay back....with his salary?from the country's treasury?...all dis we don't know and its very bad to begin d era of change like this.

RoyalRoy:
[color=#000033] Maybe you should focus more on your own life worries. Did he borrow money in your own name?

You are a joke!!![/color]

lols......nigerians are SO so funny....pls my reply to kolomax is also meant for u

kolomax:
You should be worry about your own life instead of worrying about someone's debt

I won't insult you but I think you need to get some education...accountability of d government is key in curbing corruption.please take note

I know its a norm for we nigerians to forget about important issues easily but please my fellow nigerians we can't let this one die down. Has anyone heard about the loan our president-elect took from the bank in order to purchase his presidential nomination form or who has any idea when he is paying back? Nigerians want change and we want a transparent government too,which must start from our leaders.

Holmes07:
Yes ooo make Buhari reduce am to #10 so dat i go fit dae eat am anytime i feel like...

haba bros.....e b lik say ur poverty level dey 4G oooo

Holmes07:
Bros aw va nau?? How much u dae sell dat ur gala seff??

gala price no dey increase na,abi u want make buhari reduce dat one too

OP said the woman gave birth around 12pm and he posted it around 9am......lie mohammed don get successor oooo

No be that our nairalander be that,which work the guy dey do sef?

President Goodluck is not planning to appoint a
replacement for the Chairman of the Independent
National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega,
investigations by The PUNCH has revealed.
A Presidency official, who spoke with one of our
correspondents in Abuja on Wednesday, said that
since the tenure of the present government would
end on May 29, there was no need for the President
to “hurriedly appoint another INEC chairman.”
The tenure of Jega, who has supervised two national
elections, ends on June 30.
He was appointed by President Jonathan in June
2010, to replace Prof. Maurice Iwu as the chairman of
the commission.
The law establishing the commission stipulates that
the “chairman and members of the commission shall
each hold office for a period of five years and on such
terms and conditions as may be specified in their
letters of appointment.”
Jega, who was a serving Vice Chancellor of Bayero
University, Kano when he was appointed, supervised
the 2011 general election, whose presidential
election was won by President Jonathan of the
Peoples Democratic Party.
He also organised the last Presidential election,
which was won by the candidate of the All
Progressives Congress, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari(retd.).
However, Jega was severely criticised by members of
the ruling party because of his refusal to back down
on the use of card reader and Permanent Voter Card
for the 2015 polls.
Perhaps, because of the fierce criticism he received
prior to the conduct of the 2015 general elections,
Jega told the BBC Hausa Service in Abuja on April 1,
that he would not accept a tenure renewal.
Jega said during an interview with BBC Hausa
Service, “I am grateful to God. I was asked to come
and contribute my own quota to national
development and I have done my bit to the best of
my ability.
“Whatever assignment one will do for five years –
just like this difficult one, to me if one is able to
successfully accomplish the task, someone else
should be given the opportunity, because for me I am
not interested and if I am requested to serve again, I
will not do it, by God’s grace.”
A minister, who also spoke to one of our
correspondents on condition of anonymity, said that
it would not be appropriate for the President to
appoint a substantive chairman when he would be
leaving before the chairman of the electoral body.

columnist and Chelsea fan Giles Smith considers
decisions to be taken in the coming weeks and finds
he is not spoilt for choice...
Assuming there ever really was a debate, it ended,
surely, in the 88th minute at Loftus Road on Sunday
lunchtime, when Eden Hazard drove down to the by-
line, laid the ball off, scurried into a position to take it
back and then sent that low, hard pass, which had no
margin whatsoever for error in it, to the incoming
Cesc Fabregas.
Goal, 1-0, game over, three points – and one further
piece of blinding evidence, if any were needed, to
stick in the file demonstrating conclusively that
Hazard is the only reasonable candidate for the PFA
Player of the Year award.
With the possible exception of John Terry, that is (as
argued extremely persuasively by Tony Evans in The
Times this week), although, as Evans points out, that
award tends not to go to central defenders or to
people who do the less glamorous, cleaning jobs, so
we’ll probably have to set the captain aside and just
run with Hazard.
In truth, there probably hasn’t been any other
reasonable candidate than Hazard for a few months
now - except that, if you listen hard enough, you still
hear people talking about the claims to the PFA’s
award of Harry Kane of Tottenham Hotspur.
Now, you’d be a fool to deny that Kane has had quite
a good season. He has scored a number of goals for
the team currently in seventh place in the league,
who were knocked out of the FA Cup in the fourth
round, were knocked out of the Europa League in the
Round of 32 and who finished runners-up in the
Capital One Cup.
Plus, amid great media-generated excitement, he has
qualified for the England squad – although, with
regard to the latter, in the current less than halcyon
era, we can’t really pretend that’s saying an awful lot.
Why, it’s possible that you, too, currently qualify for
the England squad if you have a clean driving
license, a respectable reference from your previous
employer and enough Nectar points.
Yet it is plausible that there are voters within the
professional ranks who, as they pause over the ballot
box, are sentimental enough to be swayed by the
story of Kane’s ‘dream international debut’: ‘dream’
in the sense that within seconds of being brought on
as a substitute in that recent game against Lithuania
in England’s dreaded ‘group of formality’, he found
himself unmarked at the back post and able to score
with a standing header.
But are Lithuania really the stuff that dreams are
made of? Aren’t they, in fact, when you look at it
dispassionately, the stuff that an over-padded
European Championship qualifying phase is made
of?
No, if it comes down to those two, it can only be
Hazard. Only Hazard has defied science and logic on
a regular and significant basis, made the runs, found
the passes, scored the penalties, endured the fouls,
worn the t-shirt, won the medal. Only Hazard has
burst along the byline in the dying seconds of a
scrappy match on a terrible pitch and made one
point into three at an utterly crucial moment in the
run-in
Incidentally, we say all this in the firm belief that
player of the year awards (even the PFA one – in fact,
perhaps especially the PFA one) don’t really matter
very much, beyond providing a bit of superfluous fun
for onlookers. It’s a team game, after all, and, as the
hoary old saying goes: there is no ‘i’ in ‘team’.
At the same time, there’s no ‘i’ in Eden Hazard,
either, as anyone who watches him regularly would
readily attest, and it would be a shame – a travesty,
even – if the reward for his season-long, game-
swinging selflessness on our team’s behalf was to
watch someone else who didn’t really deserve it
collect the player of the year award in a few weeks’
time. Where’s the superfluous fun in that?
"You can slice it up all sorts of ways,
according to your taste and/or how much you
want to drive yourself nuts with anxiety."
Twelve points from seven games, then. That’s the
basic situation, since the win at QPR. Assuming
Arsenal win all of their last six matches, including the
one against us, and the one against Manchester
United. And bear in mind that if they do that, they
will have gone 14 games without dropping a point,
which would be a new Premier League record for a
single season.
By the way, briefly, while we’re on the subject of
Arsenal: has any other side in the game’s history
been plausible contenders for a league and cup
double in the same season that their manager was
barracked by his own discontented fans on a railway
station? Implausible thought, isn’t it? I’m thinking
that something of that nature might have happened
to someone at Real Madrid somewhere along the line,
Real Madrid being that kind of short-fused, deeply
impatient, obsessed-with-its-own-entitlement place.
But anywhere else? It does seem extremely unlikely.
Answers on the usual postcard.
Anyhow, returning to the theme: 12 points from
seven games, say. That’s four wins, three defeats and
a Premier League title. Or it’s three wins, three
draws, a defeat and a Premier League title. Or it’s two
wins, five draws and a summer of bitter
disappointment. You can slice it up all sorts of ways,
according to your taste and/or how much you want to
drive yourself nuts with anxiety.
Maybe the best way to think of it is within the
slightly more limited framework - three points
against Manchester United on Saturday evening –
and then take it from there. Up to you, though

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Jossy4luv1:
Let me use this medium to intimate you that University of Ibadan ONLY REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE CREDIT PASSES IN YOUR O'LEVEL AS YOUR JAMB SCORE AND POST UME SCORE WILL DETERNMINE YOUR FATE..You all need to have credits in your o'level but you really need to work hard so as to have a high jamb score..Thanks

are you trying to say,they will use the jamb score to screen those that will come for the post utme?....urgent ans pls,in order news,I scored 233,political science

Jossy4luv1:
even if u score 200 in jamb and d cutoff for ur course is 65%, u only need to score 65% or more in the post ume..post ume only counts.u only need 200 in jamb to qualify for the post ume

but as at 2012,they used jamb score to dertermine who will come for post utme....or has the system changed?

honourhim:
Jonathan's goverment really messed up big time in the oil sector.

Hit the "like" button if u think Buhari can clean up the mess. And the share button if u think he cant.

I no sure weda dis tin dey work again,no LIKE for you my broda

Mama no dey old oooo

@aseneshii you are very correct,the speaker should be from the southeast,thank God IMO state has three representatives ...so apc abeg no excuse oooo

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