omenka: Wait and see kids take over this thread and rain insults on the elders for simply saying the obvious.

Jonathan has failed in every single facet of what his job entails.

The only thing he has really succeeded remarkably in doing is engendering a hyper toxic brand of politics where people are indoctrinated to think only along ethnic and religious lines.

The president has failed woefully in his job and he's been paid to wreak havoc and breed sorrow amongst his employers.

Too damn bad.

#BBOG!!


PS: I wonder what would have happened if the GSM revolution had started under Jonathan!! Person for see space type for internet at all

kernel504: Let me sound a bit radical, but truthful.
The Hausas are the most set of confused people on earth, from their leaders to followers.
Boko Haram is a backlash of there local politics, yet there looking for people to blame, an average Hausa man has 2-3 wives,and wouldn't give any form of education to his children, only to start blaming the government when anything happens to them, who is funding Boko Haram if not northern elite.
Have they forgotten how many years, they ruled this country unchallenged.Until now, North till enjoy the highest local government revenue in whole Nigeria.
When Boko Haram bombs a place nobody talks about war crime, but if Nigerian army do the needful ,it becomes news.
Aboki this is 21th century,ok?

mmmustapha: even your clown godfather coward ojuku was afraid of NORTH, we are beyond your imagination kid,

collynzov5: The Northern Elders Forum, NEF, on Monday
identified “lack of a strong will at the level of the presidency, deep-seated corruption incompetence
in governments and in the management of security
challenges” as major factors fuelling the Boko
Haram insurgency. The body also advised President Goodluck
Jonathan to bring an end the insurgency in all its
manifestations and produce the Chibok girls before
the end of October, 2014, saying In the event that
he failed to do so, Nigerians would be left with the
only conclusion that he had forfieted his right to ask for their mandate beyond 2015. In a communique issued at a press conference in
Kaduna, NEF said after a major review of the state of
the nation, it resolved to continue to offer ways to
resolve the country’s current political, economic,
security challenges, and also facilitate the
emergence of a more united, secure and prosperous nation out of its present limitations. The statement obtained by DailyPost was signed by
Barrister Solomon Dalung and Dr Hakeem Baba-
Ahmed, OON, both NEF prominent members. It reads: “The security situation in our nation today
represents the most serious threat to our individual
and collective lives in our entire history. The reality
is that the threats posed by what appears to be an
insurgency that has many manifestations and
defies a clear and consistent identity is growing due to the absence of a clear national consensus over
its nature, and it solutions. “The lack of a strong will at the level of the
presidency to fight it, as well as deep-seated
corruption and incompetence in governments and
in the management of our security challenges has
allowed a band of terrorists to take and hold vast
parts of our land and populations hostage, while every citizen lives in fear that they will be its next
victim. “The Northern Elders Forum does not believe that
the Nigerian military cannot defeat these terrorists.
We also reject the notion that multiple internal
security challenges such as attacks on villages,
ethno-religions conflicts and banditry springing up
by the day in many parts of the north are all a coincidence. Indeed, we are convinced that most of
these conflicts are being engineered to weaken the
North politically and economically by interests
which intend to exploit such weaknesses for
electoral benefits. “In the light of our firm conviction that the
insurgency and related security challenges pose
threats to the 2015 elections and the survival of our
nation, we strongly advise President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan to bring an end to the insurgency in
all its manifestations and produce the Chibok girls before the end of October, 2014.The circumstances
under which our fellow citizens in and around
Gwoza in Borno state in particular live and die will
not be tolerated by any people who have a
government and a leader sworn to defend them,
and they must be reversed immediately. In the event that President Jonathan fails to do this,
Nigerians will be left with the only conclusion that
he has forfieted his right to ask for our mandate
beyond 2015″. They added that, “The Northern Elders Forum calls
on the President to immediately set up a Judicial
Panel to investigate the recent killing of over 30
members of the Islamic Movement in Zaria. The
internal investigations by the military in an event in
which soldiers are involved will not meet the minimum standards of fairness and acceptability.
The Forum reminds the nation that it was the
murder of Muhammad Yusuf by the Nigeria Police in
2009 that formed the major point of escalation in
the activities of the group(s) known today under
the generic term of Boko Haram. We also call for a thorough investigation into the attempted
assassination of General Muhammadu Buhari and
Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, and the publication of the
outcome of these investigations. “The Forum notes that the state of security and
economic challenges of the North are deteriorating,
in spite of its wealth of leaders and elders who
should use their God-given privileges, power and
influence to affect a reversal of these dangerous
trends. It is no secret that the vast majority of Northerners lament their marginalization, insecurity
and poverty, and blame it in large part on the
inability of unwillingness of its past and present
leaders to utilize all access to power which they
enjoy, to bring us redress and relief. General
Yakubu Gowon, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, General Muhammadu Buhari, General Ibrahim Badamasi
Babangida, General Abdussalami Abubakar, Alhaji
Atiku Abubakar, Architect Namadi Sambo, General
T.Y Danjuma and all retired Chief Justices of Nigeria
from the North represent grossly under utilized
assets of the North. “The N.E.F joins millions of Northerners in appealing
to these leaders to raise their levels of involvement
in the fortunes of our region in every endeavour or
fora they are involved. In these difficult days when
every hand must be on deck, if these leaders
cannot visibly help to transform the fortunes of the North in the next few months, they will leave
northerners with the damaging impression that
they have abandoned the region and the people to
its seemingly irreversible decline and ultimate
destruction. “The Forum took stock of the performance of
northerners at the National Conference, and
commends the commitment of the vast majority of
the delegates to the core interests of the north and
the unity and survival of our nation on principles of
equity and mutual respect. The N.E.F appeals to all leaders from other parts of the country to
discourage tendencies which suggest that some
parts of our federation are dispensable and
undeserving of respect. “The Forum has noted with relief the cessation of
plans to single out northerners in many parts of the
country for treatments which humiliate them and
deprive them of their rights to live and work in any
part of Nigeria. While commending the maturity and
foresight of northern leaders which informed the restraints against retaliatory and other negative
measures, the Forum appeals to young persons
from the north to resist the temptation to operate
by the very low standards of responsibility set by
others. These young northerners should be
reminded that their legacy includes the heroic efforts of their forebears to build and sustain this
nation to its present state, and they did this in the
face of massive provocations and threats. The
Forum places on record its appreciation for the
prompt response of President Goodluck Jonathan
to appeals for decisive action against profiling and other threatening actions against northerners in
some states in the southern parts of the country. “The Forum invites attention of Nigerians to the
critical role which the 2015 elections will play in the
future of our nation. We call on all leaders and
political parties to demonstrate the highest levels of
commitment to the rule of law and the demands of
the electoral process. At all cost, the 2015 elections must be free and fair. This means that any threat
which may provide a cover for militarising the
electoral process must be eliminated before the
elections. Every part of Nigeria must participate in
these elections, and no citizen should be deprived
of his right to vote under any excuse. “The Forum is concerned that political
developments in some states which involve
removals, threats or attempts to remove elected
persons are being informed by partisan interests
seeking advantages towards 2015. These are
dangerous antics which will deepen violence and other acts of desperation by politicians. The Forum
urges the convening of a genuine summit of
political leaders and parties to create or reinforce
consensus around the imperatives of security of the
electoral process, and ensuring that 2015 elections
are spared from widespread disputes”.
http://dailypost.ng/2014/08/11/breaking-northern-elders-give-jonathan-october-deadline-end-boko-haram-insurgency%e2%80%8b-produce-chibok-girls/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

OuchDaddy:

The north cannot hate us like this and somebody stil wish we continue to tolerate them. Biafra, Oduduwa Republic must be a reality come 2015, personally I am sick and tired of the north. Is Goodluck not better than Abacha? Is Goodluck not better than IBB? Etc, but an average northerner belief that he is the worst president that they ever had. Ken Saro Wiwa, Isaac Boro and all environmental activist who only beg for a crumb of multi billion dollars generated from our region should be used to help us cope with the negative effect of oil exploration in our region were cruelsomely murdered and executed secretly and openly by the God. Today all muslim north shameless compare boko haram with Niger Delta militants who only fought for their resource control and better welfare for their region, but what can we say of boko haram? Who among the northern politician that is not in support? Atiku has refuse to be an hypocrate unlike Buhari whom is their chairman but wil come out and condemn them, Atiku 2days ago was granted interview by VOA and he defended his boys well and anyday he wil say the opposite inorder to clear his name like Buhari, he will also be attacked like Buhari. Now the question is what is the north putting on the table that they are placing such a high price tag? Is killing of christians and their agenda to islamize Nigeria a way to reward the south for being their benefactor all this while? Goodluck is on his own as far as this matter is concern, if Goodluck who is the hope of we south south and even south east is frustrated out of Aso Rock come 2015, our separation is inevitable and we wil resist any attempt to stop us. And if we go with our oil, the north shal pay their civil servants with their cow, tomatoes, carrot and kulikuli money. For Goodluck to Nigeria, Goodluck till 2015.

kernel504:

hahahaah... You mean, you've been following my post(s)? Or just compliment when you said, " it's only today that I have seen you sensitive"?

Anyway, Aboki is going down alone and fast, they have the highest death rate, illiteracy, insurgency,poverty rate, under-development etc, look my southern brothers, what makes a people is not natural resources, but human resources.

Aboki keep bombing North, go on and blame it on Uncle Jonathan, were are investors in the North? Who drove them away?
Answer: Jonathan
Who abducted Chibok girls: Answer:Jonathan
Innocent fools.

Qelvin:
twerp..and we are supposed to buy your preposterous bullshyte about some phantom news you watched ba?like I expected you failed to provide a source to back up your undiluted hogwash(at least there should be some sort of media coverage on your claims), your fate awaits you for been such a despicable conspiracy theorist and liar.

kernel504:

Mustapha... I got interested when l saw your spelling of Ojukwu as ojuku, and may I remind you that names of human begins in every sentence, must start with a capital letter, that's just by the way.

I guess Jonathan is responsible for Aboki illiteracy rate and the bombing in the North.
One more comment from you again l will expose you and the North on this forum, oya...run!!!

collynzov5: It is no secret that the vast majority of
Northerners lament their marginalization, insecurity
and poverty

kernel504:

North is going down fast and alone, they are lacking everything called good and so shall it be.
They should have a good look at Somalia, Mali, Chad... That's there destination.

tonychristopher:

you shouldn't have argued with him and you should not have made him yo know that proper noun starts with caps

that's the education of aboki.. [s]he couldn't spell Ojukwu nor use it properly[/s]

noblezone:

Nnerwo is producing cars! Except if such is done in South Africa, else that would be Africa's first.

prophetone:

He could neither spell Ojukwu, nor use it properly.

Is that the education of Nyamiri?

tonychristopher:

oyibo ndo
awusa Nama

akiOYIBO: n
for the first time since its conception as Nigeria, the north laments of marginalisation.......feels good

prophetone:

Don't you have a baby factory to attend to?

kernel504:

Mustapha... I got interested when l saw your spelling of Ojukwu as ojuku, and may I remind you that names of human begins in every sentence, must start with a capital letter, that's just by the way.

I guess Jonathan is responsible for Aboki illiteracy rate and the bombing in the North.
One more comment from you again l will expose you and the North on this forum, oya...run!!!

kernel504:

Mustapha... I got interested when l saw your spelling of Ojukwu as ojuku, and may I remind you that names of human begins in every sentence, must start with a capital letter, that's just by the way.

I guess Jonathan is responsible for Aboki illiteracy rate and the bombing in the North.
One more comment from you again l will expose you and the North on this forum, oya...run!!!

tonychristopher:

that's OK

you have almajiri
leprosy colony
meningitis plague
dysentery plague
literacy challenges
mental backwardness
terrorism
nomadic education
normads
savages
diseases

all these you have to attend to
hope you can sort this out before you can rest in peace


dambazu banza

prophetone:

Don't be foolish.

tonychristopher:

that's OK

you have almajiri
leprosy colony
meningitis plague
dysentery plague
literacy challenges
mental backwardness
terrorism
nomadic education
normads
savages
diseases

all these you have to attend to
hope you can sort this out before you can rest in peace


dambazu banza

tonychristopher:

that's OK

you have almajiri
leprosy colony
meningitis plague
dysentery plague
literacy challenges
mental backwardness
terrorism
nomadic education
normads
savages
diseases

all these you have to attend to
hope you can sort this out before you can rest in peace


dambazu banza

Lordlexyy: Most appaling is the sharp contrast in division along ethno religious line. The northern elders undoubtedly have their share of blame for given very little attention to the insurgency, but that is not to excuse the inability of the gov't to arrest it right on time. The bulk still stops at the F.G's table to ensure the safety of innocent men and women in the trouble states. The easterners see no harm to malign, insult and ridicule the north forgetting that innocent northerners are worst affected and not the suppose northern sympathisers. Views and opinions here shows the unnecessary hatred and partisanship most people harbour for the north. If these opinions reflect the views of youths from a particular region, i must say how disappointing i am. These are hateful, revengeful comments lacking in critical national thinking. Tell me, how can such delusional, clannish mindsets if given the opportunity can steer the ship of the nation. What we have now are youths who think less with their head and more about their stamach. Insensitivity has clog their minds from separating objectivity from mediocrity. People ever ready to swing their loyalty where their personal than national interest lies. That is the pathetic state of the EASTERNERS.

QMark: I am not a fan of Jonathan, but I find it funny when even the so called northern leaders see Boko Haram as Jonathan's sin. I thought Jonathan should be the one giving the northern leaders ultimatum as far as BH issue is concerned.

9ja4Change: Can anyone please provide us with any evidence that the Northerners or any opposition leader etc created the Boko Haram problem? silly nonentities bigots always proving they know all. If Jonathan with all the security apparatus (SSS, Army, police, NIA etc) and as Chief Security officer and C-in-C for than 4yrs still could not prove anybody northener or politician is behind Boko Haram then, we the masses have no option than to make GEJ come out and prove to us that he is not the number one boko haram member!