Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by VirginFinder: 8:29pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
chukwudi44:
Lol Saraki na Yoruba man? If you want him to become a Yoruba man just beg him. He has already rejected Yoruba for his fulani ancestry.
You have been the ones most pained even more than the ijaws that lost the presidency. You have been sponsoring propaganda in the media against the Deputy Senate President for weeks now
Ode! Saraki is 'Fulani' is your consolation prize abi? Does it change the facts on ground? No! We dont want ibos to have any position no matter how inconsequential. 2 Likes |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by VirginFinder: 8:34pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
pasol4real:
U shud b ashamed of urselves jubilating over an inconsequential position like the majority house leader ,which was dashed to u only after pmb had intervened .hell I can't even remember the name of the last majority leader.what an inconsequential position! It is now clear what is happening Despite ur huge support for the north ,they only give to u what n when they feel like giving. U hav absolutely no say in this government. Chai, what a scam !!!!!! Shut up. Your post is a case of sour grapes. Yorubas have got more than Tinubu bargained for. 2 Likes |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Ndeewonu: 11:50pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
alaoeri: Tinubu is winning in real life, TANoids are wailing online. Where is pa chuckwudi44? food don land. Another shocker will hits them when PMB finally releases the list of his ministers. All hail the great Jagaban. If Tinubu does not get probed and thrown to jail, it means everything Buhari is saying about corruption is lip service! Period! I support probing from all public servants from 1999. 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Ndeewonu: 12:11am On Jul 29, 2015 |
VirginFinder:
Ode! Saraki is 'Fulani' is your consolation prize abi? Does it change the facts on ground? No! We dont want ibos to have any position no matter how inconsequential. You will soon die for the sake of Igbo people. It is obvious that seeing Igbo people settle in high offices, doing very well across the globe is making you mad! Next action... Huge the transformer; jump into the lagoon; drink cyanide! 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Nobody: 12:45am On Jul 29, 2015 |
VirginFinder:
Ode! Saraki is 'Fulani' is your consolation prize abi? Does it change the facts on ground? No! We dont want ibos to have any position no matter how inconsequential. Too bad for you then!!! The ibos already occuppy the biggest legislative office amongst the southerners in the NASS even from a minority party!!! Too bad for for you.I just hope you won't commit suicide!!! 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Fleshly: 2:59am On Jul 29, 2015 |
chukwudi44:
Too bad for you then!!! The ibos already occuppy the biggest legislative office amongst the southerners in the NASS even from a minority party!!! Too bad for for you.I just hope you won't commit suicide!!!
You dey mind them. upon say we no even for the chanji govt, yet we are the number 2 in the senate. |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by noah91(m): 9:49am On Jul 29, 2015 |
[quote author=chukwudi44 post=36372163] Lol Saraki na Yoruba man? If you want him to become a Yoruba man just beg him. Dey deceive urself. He knows deep down he's yoruba. If war shele u go know say hin no b fulani but yoruba |
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Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Bollove: 10:33am On Jul 29, 2015 |
chukwudi44:
Lol Saraki na Yoruba man? If you want him to become a Yoruba man just beg him. He has already rejected Yoruba for his fulani ancestry.
You have been the ones most pained even more than the ijaws that lost the presidency. You have been sponsoring propaganda in the media against the Deputy Senate President for weeks now
Chukwudi, Saraki is a Yoruba man from North Central region of Nigeria. We have Yorubas in SW and NC same way we have Igbo in SE and SS !!! The truth is just that Kwara and Kogi has always tend towards the north since return to democracy in 1999 and Saraki vs Tinubu Political rivalry has dated back to 2003.... Both of them will never stop !!! 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by pazienza(m): 10:49am On Jul 29, 2015 |
Well, finally Buddahmonk was right: https://www.nairaland.com/2402932/yoruba-political-sophistication-hoax The North really know how to treat their Yoruba "partners", The North from the beginning set out to deny the Yorubas the speaker and deputy Senate position, they had planned to give them the house majority post, but they understood human nature. Humans don't value things they didn't fight hard for. They( North) made Yorubas to fight hard for the majority leader post, haven shut them out from the speaker and deputy Senate position. Now the Yorubas value the majority leader status, simply because they were made to fight hard for it, they feel like they had gotten one over the North, not knowing that they were simply being played. You have to admire the North, they had managed to cut Tinubu to size while making him feel a sense of accomplishment by allowing him win the Majority leader status. They had humbled him( Tinubu) before the North, by making him plead to Buhari ( who had feigned ignorance of his Northern brothers plan, when he was a part and parcel of it) to get the before now " insignificant" house majority leader post. The North is in total control. |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Nobody: 10:51am On Jul 29, 2015 |
Bollove: Chukwudi, Saraki is a Yoruba man from North Central region of Nigeria. We have Yorubas in SW and NC same way we have Igbo in SE and SS !!!
The truth is just that Kwara and Kogi has always tend towards the north since return to democracy in 1999 and Saraki vs Tinubu Political rivalry has dated back to 2003.... Both of them will never stop !!! Lol Olusola Saraki the father of Saraki has already told you he is a fulani man naa!!!! Na by force to become yoruba man |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by Bollove: 10:55am On Jul 29, 2015 |
chukwudi44:
Lol Olusola Saraki the father of Saraki has already told you he is a fulani man naa!!!! Na by force to become yoruba man Olusola indeed .... show me where he said so |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by adekeyetae: 11:41am On Jul 29, 2015 |
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Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by VirginFinder: 6:23pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
chukwudi44:
Too bad for you then!!! The ibos already occuppy the biggest legislative office amongst the southerners in the NASS even from a minority party!!! Too bad for for you.I just hope you won't commit suicide!!!
You are a dullard! Who should be committing suicide? The one whose tribe hold nos 2,3,6, Senate Chief Whip and House Leader or the one whose tribe is managing a meagre no 5. In the second republic, an ibo man was only good enough to be ceremonial president (Zik) In the third republic, an ibo man was only good enough to be vice president (Ekwueme) In the fourth republic, an ibo man was only good enough to be senate president (5 of them). Now, an ibo man is only good enough to be deputy senate president(no 5) irrespective of whether the President is from the south or north. Soon, an ibo man will only be good enough to be deputy speaker (no 6). From deputy to David Mark to deputy to Bukola Saraki. How low, senseless, shameless and uncouth can ibos get? Do ibos have any iota of pride and self-esteem at all? And you are here beating an empty chest when your head should actually be buried in the sand. What a politically hopeless tribe. There is more political hope for the Ijaw, Efik etc in Nigeria than for the ibos. What a shame!! To hell with south!! The Yoruba race extends beyond the south west. A Yoruba man is heading the National Assembly. Chikena. The real northerners know themselves. Dr Junaid Mohammed is one of them. Go and contend with him: Three days after his inauguration, President Muhammadu Buhari has not been able to make key appointments due to a crisis of confidence that has pitted him against power blocs in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). This has made the National Coordinator of the Concerned Northern Professional Forum (CNPF), Dr. Mohammed Junaid, to accuse a section of the APC leadership of trying to arm-twist Buhari to make some appointments against his wish. He accused the APC of trying to use zoning to hold Buhari captive, saying resorting to allotting positions on zonal basis is inimical to good governance.
The president, which on Sunday named Managing Director, Sun Newspapers, Mr. Femi Adesina and head of media of his campaign organisation, Mallam Garba Shehu, as spokesmen, is yet to unveil names of Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and Chief of Staff, among others.
But New Telegraph learnt that intense pressure, as well as insistence on certain government positions from intra-party and regional power blocs, might have stalled further announcements of sensitive appointments by Buhari. “There is more to what you think, the president is not keeping the party guessing, rather, a brewing cold war has to be stemmed from getting out of hand”, an insider said yesterday. It was gathered that some powerful Northern power brokers had impressed it on the president to restrict his search for the headship of certain sensitive positions to the region.
The source, a member of the APC Board of Trustees (BoT) caucus, listed some of such positions to that of the SGF, Chief of Staff, National Security Adviser (NSA) and the headship of the Federal Ministry of Finance. He said some young, but powerful confidants of the president had drawn up a list of such positions with the support of certain influential power brokers from the North. “We fear if the president can say no to such persons under the present circumstances,” he added. He said a delegation of some influential Northerners had handed over what he called an ‘A’ list to the president.
“When you say the president as a person is keeping the party guessing, I laugh. In fairness to him, it is not true because we know as a matter of fact that some powerful leaders of the party from the North have insisted on certain key appointments. “Looking at their arguments for such, you will also agree that they might be right to say yes, we need to have these this time around because in whatev-er we do, once precedence has been set, it becomes difficult to fault when successive actions in similar light come to the fore.
“For instance, when today they insist on having the NSA, CBN governor, SGF, COS and even the Minister of Finance, you don’t have to blame them because right from the days of Obasanjo till Jonathan, we have come to realise that these appointments had at one time or the other, resided in a section of the country before. “In fact, there was a time former President Jonathan had his NSA, CoS and Finance Minister all from the South-South. So the issue is not just the president keeping the party leadership guessing, but what is at hand is how we will stem a brewing cold war within us to get out of hand into open confrontation.
“The truth remains that to say no, or simply ignore the demands presented by this group of our colleagues from the North will only be insensitive, that is why we are trying to explore more diplomatic means of concession to one another,” he said. It could not be immediately confirmed if the move by the Forum of Northern States’ Secretaries to Governments to endorse one of their own, the Secretary to Borno State Government, Ambassador Baba Ahmed Jidda, for the position of SGF was in line with the push as disclosed by the party top shot.
The forum, in a letter to Buhari and signed by the Coordinator of the Forum and former SSG of Niger State, Hon. Saidu Ndako Idris Kpaki, said the recommendation was part of their contribution to support the new administration to succeed in its quest to improve the lives of Nigerians. The position of the forum had raised curiosity; especially following reports that a founding leader of the APC, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, was being considered for the job. For the positions of the NSA and CoS, erstwhile Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Abdurrahman Dambazau and Col Hammed Ali, all retired, are the prime candidates likely to get the jobs.
But New Telegraph gathered that on the cards for the positions of Finance Minister is Dr Tanimu Yakubu Kurfi, who was Chief Economic Adviser to the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. But Junaid, who clarified that he was not speaking for the North, said the APC should be blamed for any crisis and delay over appointments by the president. He alleged that with the zoning of offices, the APC was already holding Buhari hostage. He said: “First and foremost, I have never claimed to be speaking for the North; my attitude has always been what is good for the nation. Having said that, I think the APC is creating a problem for President Buhari by this zoning mantra. “Basically, I think it is because the party allowed crooks and counterproductive elements from the PDP to join its fold and these persons have now brought in this idea of zoning, which I think is very inimical to good governance. “For instance, the position of the SGF is a very sensitive office and it is the engine room of the government; the head of government must be allowed to pick whoever he feels is best suitable for the job.
When former President Obasanjo picked Chief Ufot Ekaette, it was believed that he picked out of merit and not zoning, so the APC should not try to impose any useless zoning on the president. “The same goes for other offices such as the CBN governor, NSA and all that, including the now annoying jostle for the position of the Senate president.
“Nigerians should be wary of those who want to plant seeds of discord that will cause confusion in the early life of this administration because from the way things are going, if care is not taken, leadership of the Senate might be in the hands of the same ethnic group that has grabbed the vice-presidency; that same ethnic group wants to be speaker of the House of Representatives. But I can bet you, it will not be allowed to happen in this country because we know ourselves.” But reacting to the allegation that the APC was holding the president hostage, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said such a statement should be ignored. “Please ignore such statements; it is too early to give prominence to statements that will not help this administration,” he said.
Source: https://www.nairaland.com/2352188/appointment-apc-holding-buhari-hostage ibos are nowhere near the Yorubas in any aspect of Nigeria's existence. Proudly Yoruba 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by VirginFinder: 6:30pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
pazienza: Well, finally Buddahmonk was right: https://www.nairaland.com/2402932/yoruba-political-sophistication-hoax
The North really know how to treat their Yoruba "partners", The North from the beginning set out to deny the Yorubas the speaker and deputy Senate position, they had planned to give them the house majority post, but they understood human nature.
Humans don't value things they didn't fight hard for. They( North) made Yorubas to fight hard for the majority leader post, haven shut them out from the speaker and deputy Senate position. Now the Yorubas value the majority leader status, simply because they were made to fight hard for it, they feel like they had gotten one over the North, not knowing that they were simply being played.
You have to admire the North, they had managed to cut Tinubu to size while making him feel a sense of accomplishment by allowing him win the Majority leader status. They had humbled him( Tinubu) before the North, by making him plead to Buhari ( who had feigned ignorance of his Northern brothers plan, when he was a part and parcel of it) to get the before now " insignificant" house majority leader post.
The North is in total control. You are a dullard! How can Yoruba be both Senate President and Deputy Senate President? How many times will you be told that Saraki's emergence as senate president led to Gbajabiamila's loss of the Speakership since both of them are Yorubas? Isn't that why the APC zoned the Senate Presidency to the north east in order to give Gbaja smooth passage? The real northerners know themselves. Dr Junaid Mohammed is one of them: Three days after his inauguration, President Muhammadu Buhari has not been able to make key appointments due to a crisis of confidence that has pitted him against power blocs in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). This has made the National Coordinator of the Concerned Northern Professional Forum (CNPF), Dr. Mohammed Junaid, to accuse a section of the APC leadership of trying to arm-twist Buhari to make some appointments against his wish. He accused the APC of trying to use zoning to hold Buhari captive, saying resorting to allotting positions on zonal basis is inimical to good governance.
The president, which on Sunday named Managing Director, Sun Newspapers, Mr. Femi Adesina and head of media of his campaign organisation, Mallam Garba Shehu, as spokesmen, is yet to unveil names of Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and Chief of Staff, among others.
But New Telegraph learnt that intense pressure, as well as insistence on certain government positions from intra-party and regional power blocs, might have stalled further announcements of sensitive appointments by Buhari. “There is more to what you think, the president is not keeping the party guessing, rather, a brewing cold war has to be stemmed from getting out of hand”, an insider said yesterday. It was gathered that some powerful Northern power brokers had impressed it on the president to restrict his search for the headship of certain sensitive positions to the region.
The source, a member of the APC Board of Trustees (BoT) caucus, listed some of such positions to that of the SGF, Chief of Staff, National Security Adviser (NSA) and the headship of the Federal Ministry of Finance. He said some young, but powerful confidants of the president had drawn up a list of such positions with the support of certain influential power brokers from the North. “We fear if the president can say no to such persons under the present circumstances,” he added. He said a delegation of some influential Northerners had handed over what he called an ‘A’ list to the president.
“When you say the president as a person is keeping the party guessing, I laugh. In fairness to him, it is not true because we know as a matter of fact that some powerful leaders of the party from the North have insisted on certain key appointments. “Looking at their arguments for such, you will also agree that they might be right to say yes, we need to have these this time around because in whatev-er we do, once precedence has been set, it becomes difficult to fault when successive actions in similar light come to the fore.
“For instance, when today they insist on having the NSA, CBN governor, SGF, COS and even the Minister of Finance, you don’t have to blame them because right from the days of Obasanjo till Jonathan, we have come to realise that these appointments had at one time or the other, resided in a section of the country before. “In fact, there was a time former President Jonathan had his NSA, CoS and Finance Minister all from the South-South. So the issue is not just the president keeping the party leadership guessing, but what is at hand is how we will stem a brewing cold war within us to get out of hand into open confrontation.
“The truth remains that to say no, or simply ignore the demands presented by this group of our colleagues from the North will only be insensitive, that is why we are trying to explore more diplomatic means of concession to one another,” he said. It could not be immediately confirmed if the move by the Forum of Northern States’ Secretaries to Governments to endorse one of their own, the Secretary to Borno State Government, Ambassador Baba Ahmed Jidda, for the position of SGF was in line with the push as disclosed by the party top shot.
The forum, in a letter to Buhari and signed by the Coordinator of the Forum and former SSG of Niger State, Hon. Saidu Ndako Idris Kpaki, said the recommendation was part of their contribution to support the new administration to succeed in its quest to improve the lives of Nigerians. The position of the forum had raised curiosity; especially following reports that a founding leader of the APC, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, was being considered for the job. For the positions of the NSA and CoS, erstwhile Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Abdurrahman Dambazau and Col Hammed Ali, all retired, are the prime candidates likely to get the jobs.
But New Telegraph gathered that on the cards for the positions of Finance Minister is Dr Tanimu Yakubu Kurfi, who was Chief Economic Adviser to the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. But Junaid, who clarified that he was not speaking for the North, said the APC should be blamed for any crisis and delay over appointments by the president. He alleged that with the zoning of offices, the APC was already holding Buhari hostage. He said: “First and foremost, I have never claimed to be speaking for the North; my attitude has always been what is good for the nation. Having said that, I think the APC is creating a problem for President Buhari by this zoning mantra. “Basically, I think it is because the party allowed crooks and counterproductive elements from the PDP to join its fold and these persons have now brought in this idea of zoning, which I think is very inimical to good governance. “For instance, the position of the SGF is a very sensitive office and it is the engine room of the government; the head of government must be allowed to pick whoever he feels is best suitable for the job.
When former President Obasanjo picked Chief Ufot Ekaette, it was believed that he picked out of merit and not zoning, so the APC should not try to impose any useless zoning on the president. “The same goes for other offices such as the CBN governor, NSA and all that, including the now annoying jostle for the position of the Senate president.
“Nigerians should be wary of those who want to plant seeds of discord that will cause confusion in the early life of this administration because from the way things are going, if care is not taken, leadership of the Senate might be in the hands of the same ethnic group that has grabbed the vice-presidency; that same ethnic group wants to be speaker of the House of Representatives. But I can bet you, it will not be allowed to happen in this country because we know ourselves.” But reacting to the allegation that the APC was holding the president hostage, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said such a statement should be ignored. “Please ignore such statements; it is too early to give prominence to statements that will not help this administration,” he said.
Source: https://www.nairaland.com/2352188/appointment-apc-holding-buhari-hostage 1 Like |
Re: Gbajabiamila Emerges Reps Majority Leader by VirginFinder: 6:32pm On Jul 29, 2015 |
Ndeewonu:
You will soon die for the sake of Igbo people. It is obvious that seeing Igbo people settle in high offices, doing very well across the globe is making you mad!
Next action...
Huge the transformer; jump into the lagoon; drink cyanide!
Which high office? Why are you ibos so deluded? 1 Like |