Lilimax:
Before now, I thought APC is an Islamic Party not until
I saw this your list. Well balanced!

Whom do I believe ?

Whichever, my prayer is that the best candidate ordained
by God should emerge.

Your prayer is excatly mine, may God answer our prayer but we should also do our part.

Good bless Nigeria & APC .........United we stand

Lilimax: Hmmm...

say what is on your mind, dont keep mute

ogologodimkpa:
Do us good and post the full list here or else keep mute.
We'll appreciate it!

National Chairman - Bisi Akande - Osun
Deputy National. Chairman North - Aminu Bello Masari – Katsina
Deputy National. Chairman South - Annie Okonkwo – Anambra
National Secretary - Tijjani Musa Tumsah – Yobe
Deputy. National. Secretary - Nasiru El-Rufai – Kaduna
National Vice Chairman NW- Salisu Inuwa Fage – Kano
National Vice Chairman NC- Ahmed Abdullahi Aboki – Nasarawa
National Vice Chairman NE - Umaru Duhu – Adamawa
National Vice Chairman SW - Niyi Adebayo – Ekiti
National Vice Chairman SS - Tom Ikimi – Edo
National Vice Chairman SE - Anyim Nyerere- Imo
National Legal Adviser - Muiz Banire – Lagos
Deputy National Legal Adviser- James Ocholi; SAN- Kogi
National Treasurer - Sadiya Umar Faruk – Zamfara
Deputy National Treasurer - Usman Suleiman Danmadami – Sokoto
National Financial Secretary- Shuaibu Musa – Zamfara
Deputy National Financial. Secretary - Sunday Chukwu – Ebonyi
National Organizing Secretary - Osita Izunaso – Imo
Deputy National Organizing Secretary - Lawal Shuaibu – Zamfara
National Publicity Secretary - Lai Mohammed – Kwara
Deputy National. Publicity Secretary - Isa Madu Chul – Borno
National Welfare Secretary - Emma Eneuku – Enugu
Deputy National Welfare Secretary - Romanus Egbuladike – Imo
National Auditor - Olisa-Emeka Akamukali – Delta
Deputy National Auditor - Bala Jibrin – Bauchi
National Women Leader - Madam Sharon Ikeazor - Anambra
Deputy National Women Leader - Amina Abdullahi – Gombe
National Youth Leader - Abubakar Lado – Niger
Deputy National. Youth Leader- Uzo Igbonwa - Anambra
National Ex- Officio - Yemi Sanusi – Ogun
National Ex- Officio – Miriki Ebikibina – Bayelsa
National Ex-Officio - Babachir D. Lawal – Adamawa
National Ex-Officio- Antibass El-Nathan- Taraba
National Ex- Officio - Nelson Alapa – Benue
National Ex- Officio - Jock Alamba - Plateau

Are you now satisfied that those circulated list are nothing but propaganda aim to discredit the party by some cowards.

Good bless Nigieria & APC...United we stand

ogologodimkpa:

You've said it all.
Check out the List of APC National Leaders:

1] Party Leader - North, Gen MuhammaduBuhari…(Muslim).
2] Party Leader - South, Bola AhmedTinubu……(Muslim).
3] National Chairman: Abdulkareem BisiAkande… (Muslim)
4] Deputy National Chairman: Aminu BelloMasari…(Muslim)
5] National Secretary: Tijjani Musa Tumsah…(Muslim)
6] Deputy National Secretary: Nasir El-Rufai …(Muslim)
7] National Publicity Secretary.: LaiMuhammed…… (Muslim)
8] National Treasurer: Sadiya Umar Faruq……(Muslim)
9] National Financial Secretary: Alhaji ShaibuMusa…(Muslim)
10] National Youth Leader: Abubaka Lado……(Muslim)
11] National Legal Adviser: Muiz Banire……(Muslim)
12] National Deputy Auditor: BalaJibrin……(Muslim)
13] National Women Leader: ShariaIkeazor………(Muslim Convert)
14] Ex-Officio Member: Muniru Muse…(Muslim)
15] Ex-Officio Member: Alhaji Yemi Sanusi……(Muslim)

This list is one sided .
It should be balanced for it to make meaning afterall
we have Christians in this country .

This is for your information Mr man and your alike that says APC is a muslim party and that are citing and passing around a long list of newly-appointed muslim interim officers as evidence of this are either being mischevous or are just plain ignorant. The APC has 37 interim national officers on its interim National Executive Comittee. 18 of those officers are muslims and 17 are christian.

Those that are publishing and spreading the all muslim list in the media and the social websites and networks should be advised to go and publish the full list of ALL the national officers of the APC and not just the list of muslim ones.

Good Bless Nigeria & APC.... United we stand.

This is bullshit, who is Iyabo in Nigerian political atmosphere, i repeat who is iyabo in Nigerian political atmosphere.

Happy Birthday General Muhammadu Buhari.

Will you allow it to go for N400k serious buyer

Very true, they cannot be corrupt without us. So please my nairalanders and my fellow nigerians why are we sometimes not saying the truh or not doing the right thing so that our country will go forward. if we are allowing sentiments in this our abundant resource country that means we are not ready for the delevelopment and growth of the country.

God bless Nigeria.

fruqsy: I'm following o...please anybody that knows how i could get a plot of land at sokoto please inbox me privately.

I have someone there that will help you get a plot. Give me your email

greatgod2012:


are we to answer all these questions here?

Yes Ma'am, you are to answer it here

Sunny_bobo: This is what happens when you have a man with Masters in Islamic studies heading the Central Bank.

See Mumu and how does this goten to effect his job, talent and his experience in the banking sector? if you do not know whos is SLS you can read this;

Sanusi was born on 31 July 1961 Sanusi graduated from King's College Lagos in 1977 and studied at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria earning a BSc & Msc in Economics in 1981 & 1983. He then taught economics at ABU from 1983 to 1985. He also obtained a degree & Masters in Islamic law from International University of Africa, Khartoum
In 1985 Sanusi joined Icon Limited (Merchant Bankers), a subsidiary of Morgan Guaranty Trust Bank of New York, and Baring Brothers of London. He moved to the United Bank for Africa in 1997 in the Credit and Risk Management Division, rising to the position of a General Manager. In September 2005, he joined the Board of First Bank of Nigeria as an Executive Director in charge of Risk and Management Control, and was appointed Group Managing Director (CEO) in January 2009. He was also the Chairman, Kakawa Discount House and sat on the Board of FBN Bank (UK) Limited. Sanusi is recognized in the banking industry for his contribution towards developing a Risk Management culture in the Nigerian banking sector. First Bank is Nigeria's oldest bank and one of the biggest financial institutions in Africa Sanusi was the first Northerner to be appointed CEO in First Bank's history of more than a century.

ENT specialist in the house should help her with advices please

DerideGull:


I assumed you know that words of John Iliffe are not gospel. Both in South Africa and Biafra, people struggled for freedom and homeland. It does not surprise me that John Iliffe is a British historian. Only deluded fool willbelieve in any letter from the idiotic conjecture known as “NO VICTOR, NO VANQUISHED”.

Sir, I will give you a case study of northen Sudan and southern Sudan and how they break up as Single country comparing that of Biafra.


Since its independence in 1956, Sudan was a country of diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. The cultural, ethnic and political diversity of the country was not managed for the benefit of all and the failure to do so led to outbreaks of civil wars twice. There is no doubt that cultural and ethnic diversities, which existed in Sudan, are also found in many African countries which never experienced civil wars or breakups. Everywhere in Africa, one can find Muslims, Christians and Animists living side by side without having to break up the country. Although the case of Biafra in Nigeria could be brought up as an example of secessionism, it could be argued that Biafra war was fueled more by political grievances than ethnic and cultural differences. If ethnicity and religion were the reasons, the non-Muslim groups like Yoruba, Ijaw and many others could have joined the war against the Nigerian state that was dominated by the Muslims at the time of independence.

The case of Sudan is totally different from that of Nigeria and the root causes of the breakup of Sudan in 2011 could be attributed to mismanagement of diversity and the attempt of the Sudanese state to impose Arabism and Islamism at the expense of African indigenous cultures. Ethnic and cultural diversities are not the real causes of separatism. If countries could experience civil wars and secessionism because of diversity, many countries in Africa would experience separation. However, the mismanagement of diversity by the state is what determines the fate of a diverse country. The failure to manage diversity is what led to breakup of the Africa’s largest country.

Thank you.

juman:

The performance of present government should not be the standard to compare obj regime.

Despite the anambra elction that was bad, the national inec has been performing better and better before. For example the election in ondo was very good(nigeria standard). But agreed the election in anambra was minus to inec.

But Sir, you and I knows the level of awareness during OBJ era and that of present administration in terms of so many angles in democracy.

Finally, am glad that you accepted that anambra election ruined all the INEC credit if there's any inoder word GEJ govt is not ready to make things right in this our dear nation.

GenBuhari: Arrant nonsense!

This is similar to saying that GEJ brought us Facebook
or that Abacha brought us the personal computer.

In any case if any leader should be credited for GSM, that should go to Abacha he was first to issue GSM licences

Good point my guy

DerideGull:



I do not if the John Iliffe is an African or Nigerian however if he is either African or Nigerian, it is unfortunate that Cambridge University education did dent his inferior mentality. In the first paragraph of this unfortunate thread, the author raised two distinctive issues as he praised Obasanjo an opponent of Apartheid and opponent of Biafra who helped secured victory for Nigeria in the civil war.

It is very ironic the so-called Cambridge University scholar did not notice the parallel between the struggles against Apartheid and for homeland by Biafrans. The only difference in both struggles is the absence of Europeans. I have already noticed that it takes Europeans in any cadre for an African to validate his/her humanity. It really sucks.

Sir, Prof John Iliffe (born 1 May 1939) is a British historian, specialising in the History of Africa. Iliffe is professor at St John's College, Cambridge. He was awarded the 1988 Herskovits Prize for The African Poor. He is one of the best african historian in the world.

OBJ fought for the unity of and succession of this country not contrary Sir, which is a credit for all soldiers that fought for the same thing during the civil war.

NO VICTOR, NO VANQUISHED

juman:

There were massive election rigging during his time.

Despite as a former head of state, he failed woefully as president.

Thank you for your response, but are you current with the recent election that took place in Anambra State were massive ringing took place and people blocked to perform their civic right, this is just one out of many that hapeen in 2011 genreal election.

Abagworo:

Power, communication, banking and agriculture. The problem is implementation which I will fault his leadership qualities for.

On your 2nd question you and I know that a lot of things being done in this regime like his wife snatching mic from a governor and engaging a Governor in power tussle, ministers making frivolous expenses and damning whatever consequences, individuals faking importation of petroleum products and collecting non-existent subsidy Etc. would have been suicide under Obasanjo. The fear of his reactions would have been there.

Please Sir, look at how corruption is skyrocketing in his administartion and him been silence and hiding those looters on his shed is a clear indication that he is not ready to fight it which is the greatest fact that is making our country backward in all aspects of the economy.

But a great leader suppose to stands on his feet and push away any person/or a group of people that are doing things contrary to his mission and vission but GEJ is silence on this.

juman: obj not sincere.

We only work with facts not just a word. Thank you

mumumugu: A thief is not respected in his own country

Please can you explain what you mean?

Abagworo:

GEJ did not destroy Obasanjo's legacy but rather continued with it at a slower pace. GEJ is trying his best but he was not created to be a leader and people take him for a ride. Most people around him do what pleases them and not what pleases GEJ including his own wife.

My Bro will you tell me some of the OBJ policies that GEJ continued with? please lets talk with high sense of reasoning. Do you really mean that GEJ cabinet take him for ride? can you expantiate what you excatly mean by that?

For me a leader must be competence which goes beyond words, it is the leaders ability to say it, plan it, and do it in such a way that others know that you know how and also a leader must be able to share knowledge and ideas to transmit a sense of urgency and enthusiasm to others.

can you collect N680 lets have a deal

emmy-richie:
Backyard bull shit. There was no light, no roads, no health facilities, education sector decayed.

His move for privatisation was marred with great irregularities.

So many flaws.

I don't buy this nansense.

But bro despite all the challenges he has gotten a pass mark.

gbadexy: The writer is correct in a way sha.
It doesn't mean he is not corrupt or a saint, but he is the amongst most sincere.
His achievements were impressive but I suppose •̸Ϟ•̸y most sincere leader would be buhari.

@gbadexy
I doubt if obasanjo is corrupt at all or can you give me some evidences that shows contrary to my opinion. The most corrupt president ever in nigeria is GEJ am sure everybody will agree with me on this but I don't know why some people doesn't like the truth.

fuck419: You people said you don't want western education, why then do you call for doctors? Treat yourselves with your acute illiteracy and ignorance and stupid believes. Please let no one be deceived by these blood sucking people. They want to entice you with job opportunities so when you come they would slaughter you as they have always done. Demons.

See mumu who told you that ?

@bloggernaija
I concur with your arguments but my question goes; Why did GEJ destroyed all those legacies instead to just maintain them without even adding his?

Cambridge University scholar of African history, John Iliffe, has this to say about Obj: ” Obasanjo having been an active opponent of apartheid and an architect of the African Union. THE MOST IMPORTANT AFRICAN LEADER OF THIS GENERATION , Obasanjo has had an extraordinarily diverse career as soldier, politician, statesman, farmer, author, political prisoner, Baptist preacher, and family patriarch. As a soldier, he secured the victory in Nigeria’s civil war” . In a nutshell , even in his life time his history is being written favorably

He has been at fore front of African affairs.
His leadership has been felt much more than in Africa continent . Obj was the leader of G77, comprising most developing countries of the world . When he was president of G77 he started the campaign for global debt relief arguing that the so call debt was another form of enslavement . Later the western world agreed to debt relief , but only to poorest countries in the world, excluding Nigeria but Obj fought on for Nigeria.

Now back to Nigeria . I know those of you who don’t like the man for whatever reason , I know some just hate him because he does not belong to their political or ethnic side but that is the reality of human beings .

Here is a man who met external reserve of Nigeria at $2 billion and within 8 years left it at $68 billion .Even though the price of oil , in real terms , was the lowest in the history of petroleum when he came in . A barrel of oil was sold $9 per barrel .

He met external debt at $ 35 billion and left it at none .
He met 200 thousand functioning fones left it at over 70 million.
He met Stock Market Capitalisation @ 400bn left it 13 trillion naira...As at when he left office Nigeria stock market was best performing in d world.
We know the Story today..6yrs after all his legacies were destroyed.

May God help Nigeria.

epitome

Mathmatics Teacher - assuming i come to this class i said e.g one

I commend you Mr Rotimi Ameachi, for your boldness and your wise decision

The lion creates no gaps in his way.

Up APC

The leader of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force, Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, was today arrested in Cotonou, Benin Republic. 
A statement by his lawyer, Festus Keyamo, said Dokubo was picked up by the police between 1:00pm and 2:00pm around the Lubeleyi roundabout, and taken to an unknown destination.
The wealthy former militant reportedly opened a private university in the Benin Republic, the King Amachree African University that is preparing to start degree-awarding programmes in 2014.
“We want to emphasise that Alhaji Dokubo-Asari carries on legitimate business and has been living partly in Benin Republic for many years now,” Keyamo said in his statement.  “In fact, he owns houses, schools and an academy in that country. All these places have been searched as at this evening and nothing incriminating was found.”
He suggested that Dokubo’s arrest and detention may be a ploy by “certain forces in Nigeria in unholy alliance with the Beninoise government” to keep his client away as 2015 approaches.
“We call on the Nigerian government to immediately intervene and ensure that no harm befalls Alhaji Dokubo-Asari and to use all diplomatic means to secure his immediate release and safe return to Nigeria,” he said.
Dokubo has in recent times vowed that unless Mr. President Jonathan retains the presidency in 2015, Nigeria would break up.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/asari-dokubo-arrested-benin-republic

jamace:

The usual Nigerians looters display of paper qualifications.

Now tell me how he has used these "papers" to better his state. In those good old days, his state won't be depending on federation allocation to survive.

Chai, Nigerian politicians deceiving us with 'papers'.

Dude have you ever been to Gombe during his administration or do you read alots about the state in his leadership I am sure NO. Please before you post anything on a topic make sure you know even a little about the topic.