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Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Beaf: 4:07am On Nov 29, 2009 |
becomrich,: You yarning dust as usual. Which war? With what? Foreign reserves? My friend allow another delusion to sieze you. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by SapeleGuy: 4:09am On Nov 29, 2009 |
Becomrich- Generally, everybody is replaceable but in this particular example tell me how they can replace Johnathan without retaliation. If anything do johnathan forget anything like oil from south south. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by becomrich15: 4:15am On Nov 29, 2009 |
you must be dreaming, if they remove jonathan. They would still take the oil. to avoid trouble remove the yorubas, edo, delta into benin republic while return the part of bayelsa state that is really in delta state.
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Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by naijaking1: 4:23am On Nov 29, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: Old boy, you don't seem to understand the full import of the moment. In the article, one Urantah was speaking about seceeding if Jonathan was not allowed. That kind talk wouldn't move a fly. I hope that there's better and enough behind the scene manouver to counter the diabolical northern plan. These moves should include, but not limited to consulting and aligning with other groups in the south, issuing joint statements, and making representatives of the area to make public statements. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Beaf: 4:29am On Nov 29, 2009 |
@becomrich Can you not discuss without posting meaningless maps? What is wrong with you? Do you think we don't have access to google? |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Beaf: 6:58am On Nov 29, 2009 |
In a saner political environment, the president would have at least taken time off and properly handed over power. God forbid, but imagine there was some kind of disaster; who would be there to declare a state of emergency, visit the affected and take minute by minute decisions?? ![]() The country has been left rudderless and in danger by the inordinate political ambitions of a greedy cabal. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Fhemmmy: 7:10am On Nov 29, 2009 |
But i think Jonathan is there to make decisions while the president is away. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by redsun(m): 7:22am On Nov 29, 2009 |
Sometimes we forget nigeria is a rogue state. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Parohfrey(f): 12:07pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
, I’m Not Under Pressure to Resign –Vice President Written by . Saturday, 28 November 2009 23:49 Vice President Goodluck Jonathan Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday described as ``falsehood and mischievous’’ a newspaper report that he was under pressure to resign as a fallout from President Umaru Yar’adua’s health. The Vice President said that the report published by a national newspaper on Saturday was designed to create unnecessary panic and tension in the country. The newspaper had reported that ``the plan of those pressuring the VP is to create a situation where he would resign for the Senate President David Mark to take over for three months and then organise elections in the event that the President is unable to complete his term.’’ A press statement issued by the Senior Special Assistant, Media and Communication to the Vice-President, Mr Ima Niboro, urged Nigerians to discountenance the report. ``We have read with considerable dismay, the story, published today, Nov. 28 and wish to point out straightaway that it is false in its entirety. ``This story, we must add, is sheer mischief and dwells entirely in the imagination of its authors, their sponsors and co-travellers. Vice-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is not under any pressure to resign. ``This is wild and quite insulting claim requires no elaboration. Certainly, the general public can discountenance such drivel. As the Vice-President noted yesterday (Friday) and was widely reported in the media, the president is okay, and there is no cause for alarm,’’ the statement stressed. (NAN) |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by kegikwanu(m): 12:59pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
which peace and which unity? is it to be a tribal question whos running for the next president?? by the way where are the programs of those that want to rule? kindergarten!! |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Nobody: 10:06pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: So the reason Jonathan should be treated fairly with respect is not because the constitution requires so but because there is oil in Jonathan's backyard. Sometimes when you hear this sought of comment you dont feel sorry for Jonathan and get tempted to smile so that the Ijaws get a bitter peel of some of the injustices they helped sow in Nigeria. Look what will see Jonathan triumph is not a threat to oil sharing, nor MEND nor any threat from Ijaw National Congress. All you need to do is ask for the constitution to be respected and it should not matter where Jonathan comes from or what language he speaks or what God he worships. THE CONSTITUTION SHOULD JUST BE RESPECTED IF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO YAR'ADUA. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by komekn(m): 10:10pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
Sapeleguy, The issue in contention is can practice supersede theory, for all intents and purposes by strict definition if the current President is indisposed, confirmed and substantiated as being permanent or indeed deemed incapable, the President is Jonathan Goodluck (JC). Mikeaneasy the constitution has never been respected just manipulated and in some cases sidestepped alltogether. I agree that JC “no get Liver “and he will not bring anything new in terms of visionary leadership. However, that’s not the issue Turai and co. can fight and postulate, manipulate all they like, JC will be president. The one aspect that no one has considered in depth is the backing that JC will get, the whole south, south will rise in one politically united voice, dare I even add the east and west against the attempted injustice, by one region against the whole nation. The militancy issue brings a whole new dimension, if you think that what the militants did was shocking in the last few years, this time it will be ballistic even the north is not prepared for that. When even the coward stands on the back of a lion he becomes bold with courage. Finally, JC go find Liver and heart by force. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by SapeleGuy: 11:13pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
komekn: 'Can practice supercede theory' a very apt question whose significance will be lost on some. They say 'fools rush in where angels fear to tread'. On that basis, Jonathan is giving them enough rope, I don't necessarilly subscribe to his characterisation as a coward, when his country home was bombed 2 years ago he conducted himself with remarkable dignity. But I digress. Yaradua has committed enough transgressions to warrant at least one impeachment attempt, if the national assembly were doing their job properly. Anytime the president leaves the country or is incapacitated he should alert Mark and Bankole with a view to handing power to Johnathan. In two and a half years that has not happened once. Now the truth of the matter is that David Mark & Dimeji Bankole should have prevailed on Yaradua to do things properly or face the consequences. They haven't. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by naijaking1: 2:58am On Nov 30, 2009 |
mikeansy: Word, strong word. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Nobody: 3:10am On Nov 30, 2009 |
Power sharing is a fraud. Obasanjo is from the West And don't put that South crap on Nigerians. Even though I totally disagree with this power sharing stuff as it shows how much we are not united in Nigeria. But west, east, south, North, mid west all have to have their turn. When the North were ruling from Babaginda to Abacha no one was talking of power sharing. Bring Nigeria to an end please. Why didn't they the northerners vote for someone else not Yaradua? The election was rigged? why didn't they protest against it? oh military? you guys control the fuking military, constitution? You won't need a military involvement if you followed constitution in the first place. If Yaradua dies, Jonathan will end his term simple why is power so important to them? Northerners are playing a deadly game here and it will end the nation if this topic is true. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Beaf: 3:16am On Nov 30, 2009 |
mikeansy: The law of the jungle reigns in Nigeria, over here you rise to the top based on brawn, not brains. If oil is Jonathans brawn, it is some brawn indeed! Until we rewrite our constituition, we will continue to be held back, because we must factor out our "leaders" brains and factor in their brawn. Until we rewrite our constituition, we will continue to wallow in the political and human quagmire of the unitary system IBB first introduced; as military "president" with civilian governors (or administrators). Fixing the constituition should be our ultimate target. If accountabilty was properly and unambiguously enshrined in the constituition, we wouldn't even be having this argument about Jonathan Goodluck. . . Because he wouldn't have been our VP (and neither would Yar Adua have been president). |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by becomrich15: 3:22am On Nov 30, 2009 |
That is what should happen, but would not happen. You see, sometime you people underate the north. They ask mad to give them ipo, you people went to give out the ipo. Now jonathan is in abuja with 22 army barrack surround him. una no get ipo again. how will you help jonathan.? |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by naijaking1: 3:57am On Nov 30, 2009 |
Beaf: How many times do you want me to say it: the benefitiaries of the current 'constitution' will never allow it to be changed. There was a newspaper report yesterday about how the president would rather amend some parts of the document than review it as is being agitated. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by No2Atheism(m): 4:00am On Nov 30, 2009 |
Do people sincerely think that the Northerners would willfully allow the constitution to be amended in a way that would take away their priviledges . . .you better think again. Northerners are shouting about Constitution now because they realise Jonathan has to be the President in other to follow the consitution . . . |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by sayso: 8:47am On Nov 30, 2009 |
there is also a rumour that the WORLD/EARTH is controlled by 13 families. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by foyeks2001(f): 8:54am On Nov 30, 2009 |
na wa oo, may God helep us for this naija |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by princekevo(m): 9:10am On Nov 30, 2009 |
I thought this was a joke until i red a clue of it on BBC. What an irony in a country like Nigeria. Instead of putting pressure on our sick and lame president to resign, we are putting pressure on the healthy vice to resign. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8380520.stm Analysts say his continued ill-health poses a problem for Nigeria's constitution. If he were to step down or die, he would be replaced by Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan, who is from the country's southern Niger Delta region. But according to the ruling People's Democratic Party's own formula for sharing power among the country's regions, the president must be a northerner. So with the above statement beign true. Some animals( That God will soon kill), we have as so called king makers, who decides the future of 150million population believe that even if it is a cow from the North must be the president, despite we have a messiah from south, east, or west. Wonders shall never end. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by jude33084(m): 9:25am On Nov 30, 2009 |
I wonder, the northern guys thinks the south is still under them. They'll wake up one day and discover that the country has been divided into 4. ![]() If they try what they are thinking or nursing,, We the niger delta will make the country unhabitable for them. And any of our leaders from the south( e.g the said old pussy cat) who try to sell us out will be given a VIP treatment ![]() |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by jude33084(m): 9:30am On Nov 30, 2009 |
I thank God that we didn't submit all the AK47 and the bazukas ![]() The north will sufer the oil crisis again ![]() |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by chidexy(m): 9:46am On Nov 30, 2009 |
There are so much manoeuvrings going on behind the scene. The South-South shouldn't just stop at issuing statements and threats. Now is the time to engage some of their respected people to reach out to other segments of the Nigerian federation and start serious rapprochement. The establishment in the North probably knows that Yar'Adua's days are numbered (I don't mean it in terms of death, but the strength to carry on ruling) and are jostling for power. I guess a compromise might be reach in which they agree to let Jonathan finish Yar'Adua's term, should he throw in the towel, in exchange for the South allowing them a fresh start to 8 years reign from 2011. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by mccloud224(m): 10:27am On Nov 30, 2009 |
Power sharing is a fraud. Obasanjo is from the West And don't put that South crap on Nigerians. Even though I totally disagree with this power sharing stuff as it shows how much we are not united in Nigeria. But west, east, south, North, mid west all have to have their turn. When the North were ruling from Babaginda to Abacha no one was talking of power sharing. Bring Nigeria to an end please. Why didn't they the northerners vote for someone else not Yaradua? The election was rigged? why didn't they protest against it? oh military? you guys control the fuking military, constitution? You won't need a military involvement if you followed constitution in the first place. Thank you very much.You know, the day Nigeria will start moving forward is the day everyone in the south and middle belt quit being the FOOLS that they are.Till tomorrow, i still don't get how some normads in the north with little or meaningless resources both financially,economically (and otherwise) can dictate the future of the country.We have the smartest brains in the land yet we allow some cattle rearers to push us left and right all because we refuse to agree with ourselves and would rather have the northerners lord it over us than unite.ALL OF US IN THE SOUTH AND MIDDLE EAST ARE THE WORST POLITCAL FOOLS EVER! ! ! It was because of this rubbish Ojukwu headed the Biafran war.He saw ahead of time what was in store for the south.Unfortunately, the rest of the southerners are beginning to wake up from their slumber and see more "clearly".All the rubbish the Niger Delta boys did is still the same thing Ojukwu was fighting for (although with more finese).The same useless militants parents betrayed Ojukwu and their kids today have been brain washed to believe Ojukwu was a traitor. Human beings are pathetic.This is a man who gave all that he had to liberate his people.He lost most of his inheritance plus personal belongings.I'm not sure if the federal govt has returned half of his seized properties back to him.HOW MANY OF YOU COWARDS CAN SACRIFICE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR THIS JOKE OF A COUNTRY? USELESS BRAIN WASHED COWARDS! ! ! Keep fighting yourselves over senseless tribalism and let the north keep lording it and calling the shots.The reason the north holds sway is because the south is dis-united.Yeye people. Rubbish! |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by 1Emmy: 10:37am On Nov 30, 2009 |
You see this indiscriminate destructive northerners again, this time they will certainly lose. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Everfrank(m): 11:20am On Nov 30, 2009 |
GOD PUNISH RUOUR MONGERS AND MISCHIEF MAKERS! ![]() ![]() |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by Nezan(m): 11:33am On Nov 30, 2009 |
The ambitious retired military officers occupying political office. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by KnowAll(m): 11:41am On Nov 30, 2009 |
Lt General Dambazzau - Cheif of Army Staff can the southerners manoauver these Hausa / Fulani General and a Sokoto Princel to acheive their goal. ![]() |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by yinka85: 12:17pm On Nov 30, 2009 |
redsun: No.We don´t forget,we only pretend that she is not a rogue or a failing state. |
Re: Dr. Goodluck Jonathan Comes Under Pressure To Resign by metalgong5(m): 12:42pm On Nov 30, 2009 |
The great sage, odumegwu Ojukwu will now be sitting on his oche eze looking and laughing as the anti Biafrans and Niger Delta saboteurs engage themselves in a macreber dance . . .an abysmal level of show of shame as they fight with the northern oligarchy . . .the same people they supported in the genocidal acts against Ndi Igbo. Unfortunately, some of them are now all over the press threating for succession if Goodwill Jonathan is forced to resign, . . well, you all are just joking. . . .The Niger Delta will be milked by yoruba and Hausa till it becomes dry before you guys can now succede with only the polluted land and water. Good Morning ONE NIGERIA!! |
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