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Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by HugeMac: 9:51pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
THESE QUESTIONS ARE HARD FACTS , APC KEYBOARD WARRIORS WITH NO PVC SHOULD ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS! INSULTS ONLY SHOW HOW FRUSTRATED YOU GUYS ARE WITH THE TRUTH |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by kingthreat(m): 9:52pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
donmalcolm21: May you be an ill wind to everyone around you. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by ioranum(m): 9:53pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
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Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by HugeMac: 9:54pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
chamboy:I DARE YOU TO MAKE A MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTION. THE PROPAGANDA AND LIES OF THE OPPOSITION . Bemigho Reno Omokri is the Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on New Media. In this interview with ABIODU On President Jonathan and his achievements President Goodluck Jonathan is the best president Nigeria has ever had and I am backing this with facts. I am not moved by opinion, I am moved by facts. Let me corroborate my stand with five facts. Number one, according to the United Nations record, Nigeria life expectancy was 47.5 years in 2009, a year before President Jonathan took over. As at today, according to the same United Nations Human Development Index, which is released annually, Nigeria average life expectancy is now 52 years. Since record has been kept, this is the largest life expectancy in Nigeria. When President Jonathan took over power, the World Bank listed Nigeria as a low income country, but, today, Nigeria is a middle income nation. In 2010, Nigeria was the second largest economy in Africa but it is the largest economy in Africa today. Also, according to the International Food Policy Research Institute which undertakes research on global hunger index annually, Nigeria is improving. Prior to President Jonathan assuming office, the country has been sliding on the global hunger index but since he took over Nigeria has been improving. In 2005, our index was 16.1 but in 2013 it reduced to 15 and this year it is 14.1. Jonathan On the final score, President Jonathan, during his declaration speech, said he is proud there is no political prisoner in Nigeria; as a matter of fact, Nigeria has become so free under President Jonathan that those in exile were able to return home. Some chose to attack him, others chose to support him but the obvious thing is that there is no consequence because we have a God- fearing and philosopher king as president. They asked of Insecurity The issue with insecurity can best be answered by the military. But I will say that never in the world has a conventional army been used to destroy terrorists. Nigeria has had high success in peace-keeping all over the world because we have been meeting with conventional war. Terrorism is a new threat and we have to develop special forces to deal with this threat and, to the best of my knowledge, that is going on at a very advanced stage and, very soon, we will see the effect of that. I am very confident that in no distant time, Nigeria will overcome the Boko Haram insurgency. Our soldiers are already being trained in special operations so we will, in the near future, bid farewell to insecurity occasioned by Boko Haram in the country. They asked of Impact of largest economy on the citizens It is an opinion to say that the transformation of the economy is not impacting on the lives of Nigerians. There are seven billion opinions on earth and if you are going to live by that, you will be an unstable person. Facts support the notion that the economic progression Nigeria has made under President Jonathan is trickling down to the citizens. For the first time in the history of this country, we have 14 million farmers registered with the ministry of agriculture. They received fertilizers and seeds directly from the ministry. Of the 14 million, two million are women. It has never been done anywhere in the world; other nations like South Africa and India are coming to learn how we did it. Now we are talking of 14 million farmers which is clear evidence that Nigerians are benefiting from the economic progress made under President Goodluck Jonathan. The per capital income of Nigeria, which was 1090 dollars in 2009, is 1800 dollars today. Today, you can take a train from Ido terminus in Lagos and be in Kano at the cost of N2,250. You can charge your laptop on that train. You can move within Lagos with air-conditioned fast trains. These are facts but obviously, the opposition will not want to paint the president in his true colour because they are desperate for power. President Jonathan has ensured that every state that did not have a university now has one, he has ensured that almajiris who did not have school before now have 150 schools of which he planned to build 400. This is a man who has impacted on the lives of the everyday average Nigerians. In the rural areas, there is a conditional grant given to women that attend post-natal care in health centres. Over 80, 000 graduates have been able to find internship through the Graduate Internship Scheme. 4, 000 Nigerian youths have been given grant of between two million and ten million naira to start up businesses which have empowered and employed tens of thousands of people through the YOUWIN (Youth with Innovation Nigeria) scheme. These are brilliant initiatives that have never be done before to impact the lives of Nigerians. Sadly, some people with no record to show will speak negative of the president. For 34 years, the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway has been left dormant but today, it is witnessing one of the fastest constructions on earth- Julius Berger starting from the Lagos side and RCC starting from the Ibadan side which will ensure they meet at a point to complete the work on time. Where has that been done before in Nigeria? It used to take nine hours to travel from Lagos to Benin but President Jonathan ensured that the Benin- Ore Road was reconstructed not repaired. Today, that same journey takes three hours and the Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Prof. Okonjo Iweala, took that journey herself to verify it. So President Jonathan is impacting on the lives of everyday Nigerians. They asked Corruption and the president’s body language Let us look at facts and not opinion. In this country, one of the greatest avenues of corruption is the procurement of fertilizer for farmers but today, the Jonathan administration has addressed that and ensured that farmers get fertilizer directly from the source. There is no middleman, thus the country is able to save over two billion dollars annually which was in the past frittered away. Over 50, 000 ghost workers have been weeded out of the civil service, the FG is saving over three hundred and fifty billion naira annually by that singular act. These 50, 000 have been there over the years. This administration is not interested in show trial where you arrest people, do a trial with the media having sensational stories but in fairness, how many people that went through this show trial are in jail? You fight corruption at the root and weed it out. I can state categorically that there is no anti-corruption president like Jonathan but being a philosopher king, he will not dance to the gallery; he will fight corruption accordingly. The opposition has saturated the media with negative information. Can the opposition doubt this facts? only a fool that doubt proves..... We must be informed and well educated on what Our Dear PGEL is doing. Don't be deceive by their lies and propaganda....... 5 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by musb92yahooco: 9:54pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
Fani jani oh kayode dagboru |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by chamboy(m): 9:54pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
Truckpusher:I thought u quiet sensible b4 buh sorry.. keeping quiet at times makes quality to ur Intel |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by san316(m): 9:55pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
what I dont really understand is why they keep using this religious tag against buhari. 1. when gej during a media chat said. "I feel bad when those bh are killed, because they are our brothers" does it make him a by sympathizer? just imagine that GMB said that. 2. gmb only reechoed wat has been said by international organization like transparency intl about the high handsdness wit which d bh menace is being handled wch is making matters worse. 3. when bamanga tukur said. bh r freedom fighters, was he prosecuted. being the then pdp chairman? 4. ok, you said we should not vote GMB because he sponsors bh. so even now that gej has been d president. for 6yrs, we r still suffering from. their attacks n not a single person. has been openly prosecuted not even the so called buhari. so who will end the bh menace? please ffk I need answers too. 4 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by adisa009(m): 9:57pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
madjune: Let them remain myopic while God keep vindicating peoples' general. They want to die at Aso Rock knowing fully well that Jonathan's exit at Aso Rock is the beginning of their stalvation because they are eating deep in kidnapping, vandalism, illegal arms deal, and cheap political campaign against opposition party. We have our numbers and God which we strongly believed that he would liberate us from this cruel government of Jonathan. If they have evidence to support their clames, let them bring it out and do the needful we are tired of PDP repeating thesame false stories while poluting our polity unnecessarily. GEJ/PDP shall become history come 2015 by God's grace. 6 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by chamboy(m): 9:57pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
HugeMac: You sold The Future of Ur Children. For 50k monthly payment. 3 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by Truckpusher(m): 9:57pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
chamboy:You can drown in your super ignorance - I don't give a rat asss. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by elohorayodele: 10:00pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
courage54: Neither will you expect me to vote for a man whose only contact/experience wit democracy was to replace a democratic govt. You don't expect me to vote for a man who made a law then retro-actively sentenced and executed fellow nigerians You don't expect me to vote for a man whose body language supports BH (pls forget the stage-managed plot against him) You don't expect me to support a man who thinks declaring a war on BH is the same as declaring a war on pple like u and I. I will never vote for a man who promises,supports n condones violence. True to his words, after he lost the last election scores of pple(innocent corpers included) were killed. He waited for a long time b4 coming out to condemn the killings. I will NEVER out of sentiment vote a man who claims he has 'at least N1m in his account', he's a LIAR. That statement is vague and misleading. GEJ till 2019 If BH was not political it would have fizzled out since 8 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by chamboy(m): 10:00pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
HugeMac, If ur Paymaster is Huge success as u labelled him... He doesn't need to pay ppl to show The Citizens of Nigeria his works... Propaganda can't Override Success |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by chamboy(m): 10:02pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
Truckpusher:don't sell the future of ur kids for 50k monthly payment 1 Like |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by xdos(m): 10:07pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
I like d guy Buhari but if he actually made those comments.... Itz kinda confusing knowing whom to vote cos these past 6yrs has been so bloody under Jonathan's watch... Seeing the way the Jihadists re killing non - Muslims all over the world and Buhari 's soft spot for BH, it begins to get scary.. God shud take control and let the one wiv d right intention win... 2 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by manutdadex(m): 10:09pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
merieam16:y shud we? Y not tell dat to BH holdin our girls...Nigeria is too free for our own safety..words are like boomerang! |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by manutdadex(m): 10:11pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
courage54:and in a saner country where wil ur buhari be..my gess, long dead prisoner! 1 Like |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by manutdadex(m): 10:14pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
koladebrainiac:dat statement is nt bad at all?? If u can say dat, den Gej too can say coruption is diff from stealin too! Ahhhh...eyin eyan..jst imagine if ur duta dey among those chibok girls! |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by rexzqcom(m): 10:17pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
LastProphet: Appointments of tokens southerners/Christians to do his dirty bidding are well known. Read prof Wole Soyinka recent exposes of Buhari's duplicity of disciplines measures to refresh your memory. Indifference to his Muslims fellows (unless they criticized or question his authority) while sticks and whip for southerners/Christians. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by Nobody: 10:17pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
richardjemedafe1: Buhari more like Buhari... ![]() |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by courage54(m): 10:19pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
manutdadex: U people have accuse Buhari of so many things without proving proof to persecute him. Why not provide fact and charge him for any crime u think he has committed. My Unborn Children and Generation won't forgive me when they hear that I supported a president who says stealing is not corruption. 3 Likes |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by Nobody: 10:19pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
You said 1 question and you asked like 5 questions. Fool.. But what is now the outcome of the state of emergency.. Tell me.. You are killing innocent people there.. Ask jonathan to swear if he did not know much more about this boko haram than the military.. Useless people |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by madjune(m): 10:20pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
quote author=holatin post=28857208] Maybe you can list those achievement for me, I may Ve rethink[/quote] HOLATIN, my brother. I tire for these jonathan supporters. What they don't uinderstand is, people don't just derive pleasure from hitting on him nor hating him. We are not impressed with his governance. PLS, CAN ANYONE LIST GEJ'S ACHIEVEMENTS? I REPEAT. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by realhabit: 10:21pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
Fani kayode is a disgrace. Now I see why people fail summary in a exams. The context of the interview has not prooved that he GMB supports boko haram. The fact that this present government has not shown good sincerity to attacking the Demonic BH people is enough to have even said he GEJ is anti -north. When they have problem in the north, the normal citizens there live in absoulute danger and restricted livelihood n freedom and the government is not handling the fight with good faith. Fani kayode is a stupid apologist.....like father like son. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by davies123: 10:21pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
holatin:1. President Goodluck Jonathan became the first Nigerian President to be WARNED PUBLICLY not to contest for elections on account of ethno-regional selfish interest, AND PROMISED MAYHEM and GRIDLOCK if he does. 2. First President to experience over 50 UNWARRANTED, UNPRECEDENTED BOMBINGS of CHURCHES, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, DRINKING PARLOURS, MATCH VIEWING CENTERS in less than 365 days after his swearing-in. 3. First President/Head of State from the ENTIRE SOUTHERN NIGERIA, who is neither a NORTHERNER nor an EX-MILITARY man 4. First SOCIAL MEDIA ERA President/ Head of State 5. First President/ Head of State to experience the malicious death of INNOCENT, HARMLESS, UNARMED Youth Corpers serving their fatherland. 6. First President/ Head of State to evacuate Nigerians from trouble spots overseas by airlifting thousands of stranded citizens back home. 7. First President/ Head of State under whose tenure, MULTI PARTY DEMOCRACY blossomed most: 6 different political parties have governors in Nigeria: LP, ACN, PDP, APGA, ANPP, CPC (Please note: all court orders overturned in favour of opposition parties were all obeyed: Osun, Ekiti, etc) 8. First President/ Head of State to sign into law the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 9. First President/ Head of State to EFFECTIVELY outlaw toll-collecting illegal police checkpoints in Nigeria 10. First President/ Head of State to introduce a national tax policy to create a self-sufficient economy that could bring development to the people. 11. First president to pay attention to our International and local Airports – Kano airport upgraded after 57 years, other airports upgrades in progress. 12. Kaduna Refinery rehabilitated after 15 years 13. The first President to summon the courage to unbundle Electricity distribution after 52 years, power supply more than doubled after almost 100 years after amalgamation (met power supply at about 2,200 mw, now 4,237 mw) States Begin Electricity Distribution 14. First President to address the bad state of the Benin-Ore road which was rehabilitated after 20 years. 15. First president to rejuvenate our comatose Railways back to life after 20 years of lull in the sector, Colonial laws under review, States and Private investors welcome in the railways sector. 16. First to introduce 35% female appointments in government positions. 17. First in decades to reduce salaries of public servants and examine the proliferation of different salary structures in the public service in the federation 18. First to deliver on Nine New Varsities, to accommodate, the growing number of admission candidates/population 19. First to promise Almajiri school, promise kept 20. First to follow due process/rule of law in government conduct 21. First president to be thought of, by the average Nigerian, as his/her COUNCILLOR, LGA CHAIRMAN, ASSEMBLYMAN, GOVERNOR, REP OR SENATOR and CHIEF JUSTICE in one fell swoop, not minding the fact that everyone has his/her job cut out in a democracy as this is not a MILITARY DICTATORSHIP- that the buck does not stop at his desk in matters involving states, LGAs and the Judiciary or Legislature; that their jobs are complementary and they are allocated funds every month from FAAC, not to ‘chop’, but to work! 22.PIB 23.FIGHTING FOR FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS 24.PROSECUTION OF FUEL SUBSIDY THIEVES 25.FIGHT AGAINST BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION 26.FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA 27.SUSTENANCE OF AMNESTY PROGRAMME 28.PERMANENTLY FLOW OF PETROLUEM PRODUCTS EVER IN NIGERIA 29.INCREASE OF OUR DAILY OIL PRODUCTION OUTPUT TO THE HIGEST EVER 30.PROMISE TO REVIEW IMMUNITY LAWS 31.ENTRY OF IMPORTED GOODS INTO NIGERIA IN 48 HOURS 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by yusuffit: 10:23pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
that stupid FFK dey talk.... dat thief. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by HugeMac: 10:24pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
xdos:WE DONT NEED A MUSLIM LEADER NOW! TO BE ON A SAFE SIDE 1 Like |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by Jerry24kay(m): 10:28pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
eaccyboy: You are the Greatest Fool on Earth and a Big Shame to ur Family for supporting Bad Governance Am a Yoruba Christian and I Want Good governance and GEJ has failed to do so 6 years is enough for me to know whether some1 is Competent or not .. I am giving it to GMB to do his part .. Stop Using the Name of the Lord God in Vain ... 1 Like |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by holatin(m): 10:29pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
madjune: some of what his supporter says he achieved are lie or not by him list of his achievement by davies123 1. President Goodluck Jonathan became the first Nigerian President to be WARNED PUBLICLY not to contest for elections on account of ethno-regional selfish interest, AND PROMISED MAYHEM and GRIDLOCK if he does. 2. First President to experience over 50 UNWARRANTED, UNPRECEDENTED BOMBINGS of CHURCHES, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, DRINKING PARLOURS, MATCH VIEWING CENTERS in less than 365 days after his swearing-in. 3. First President/Head of State from the ENTIRE SOUTHERN NIGERIA, who is neither a NORTHERNER nor an EX-MILITARY man 4. First SOCIAL MEDIA ERA President/ Head of State 5. First President/ Head of State to experience the malicious death of INNOCENT, HARMLESS, UNARMED Youth Corpers serving their fatherland. 6. First President/ Head of State to evacuate Nigerians from trouble spots overseas by airlifting thousands of stranded citizens back home. 7. First President/ Head of State under whose tenure, MULTI PARTY DEMOCRACY blossomed most: 6 different political parties have governors in Nigeria: LP, ACN, PDP, APGA, ANPP, CPC (Please note: all court orders overturned in favour of opposition parties were all obeyed: Osun, Ekiti, etc) 8. First President/ Head of State to sign into law the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 9. First President/ Head of State to EFFECTIVELY outlaw toll-collecting illegal police checkpoints in Nigeria 10. First President/ Head of State to introduce a national tax policy to create a self-sufficient economy that could bring development to the people. 11. First president to pay attention to our International and local Airports – Kano airport upgraded after 57 years, other airports upgrades in progress. 12. Kaduna Refinery rehabilitated after 15 years 13. The first President to summon the courage to unbundle Electricity distribution after 52 years, power supply more than doubled after almost 100 years after amalgamation (met power supply at about 2,200 mw, now 4,237 mw) States Begin Electricity Distribution 14. First President to address the bad state of the Benin-Ore road which was rehabilitated after 20 years. 15. First president to rejuvenate our comatose Railways back to life after 20 years of lull in the sector, Colonial laws under review, States and Private investors welcome in the railways sector. 16. First to introduce 35% female appointments in government positions. 17. First in decades to reduce salaries of public servants and examine the proliferation of different salary structures in the public service in the federation 18. First to deliver on Nine New Varsities, to accommodate, the growing number of admission candidates/population 19. First to promise Almajiri school, promise kept 20. First to follow due process/rule of law in government conduct 21. First president to be thought of, by the average Nigerian, as his/her COUNCILLOR, LGA CHAIRMAN, ASSEMBLYMAN, GOVERNOR, REP OR SENATOR and CHIEF JUSTICE in one fell swoop, not minding the fact that everyone has his/her job cut out in a democracy as this is not a MILITARY DICTATORSHIP- that the buck does not stop at his desk in matters involving states, LGAs and the Judiciary or Legislature; that their jobs are complementary and they are allocated funds every month from FAAC, not to ‘chop’, but to work! 22.PIB 23.FIGHTING FOR FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS 24.PROSECUTION OF FUEL SUBSIDY THIEVES 25.FIGHT AGAINST BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION 26.FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA 27.SUSTENANCE OF AMNESTY PROGRAMME 28.PERMANENTLY FLOW OF PETROLUEM PRODUCTS EVER IN NIGERIA 29.INCREASE OF OUR DAILY OIL PRODUCTION OUTPUT TO THE HIGEST EVER 30.PROMISE TO REVIEW IMMUNITY LAWS 31.ENTRY OF IMPORTED GOODS INTO NIGERIA IN 48 HOURS |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by Mcowubaba: 10:29pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
eleojo23:U said it all...I am nt taking sides with either GEJ or GMB.. But 70% of Nairalanders will nt even care to vote..(sauce-onga)..na just hia we d. Ginger.. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by adisa009(m): 10:32pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
HugeMac: He had tried but his best is not enough for us as well, his achievement is far bellow espectation hence the need for change in leaders and change in governance. Nigerians hereby called for GMB/APC government to replace class repeater GEJ/PDP come 2015 by God's grace. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by kayalcomp: 10:32pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
We know FFK no be today. Who take this his writeup serious? All we need in the country is CHANGE, and that God will give us by His divine grace. We should take the nation interest at heart in all what we do, say or write. We dont pray to continue in our sufferings again again. Common men are hungry, and tired of the Country situations, where CORRUPTION reigns, where graduates PAY TO BUY JOBS before they can get employments, Where CONNECTIONS matters than competency E.T.C . CHANGE, CHANGE, CHANGE , CHANGE, CHANGE, CHANGE . That is all what we want. |
Re: Questions General Buhari Must Answer, By Fani-kayode by holatin(m): 10:33pm On Dec 13, 2014 |
madjune:Achievement less than 10% but I still don't know what he achieved |
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