madenigga:

is Daniel wazdani a southerner?
is Abdullahi Abdukar a southerner?
is Joseph Dawha a southerner?
out of 6 names 3 are southerner why 3 are from the north but the wicked north wud say they were marginalized

989900:


Diezani: Southerner

Mrs Ana Daniel-Nwaobia: Southerner

Dr. Joseph Thlama Dawha: Northerner

Abdullahi Bukar: Northerner

Steven Oronsaye: Southerner

Olusegun Okunnu: Southerner

Daniel Wadzani: Southerner/Northerner

Bernard Otti: Southerner

Peter Nmadu: Southerner

madenigga:

igbos are far ahead of the yorubas in so many thing's, ur actions towards them every day makes it obvious.
Ambode banned hawking in Lagos yorubas who re majority of hawkers are jubilating because they think igbos wud be worse hit not knowing they re shooting themselves on d foot, at d end when d list of hawkers roles out and its filled with yoruba names u dirty lieing people wud be shamed.
the entire south is marginalized but u people are ok with it as far as igbos are being marginalized too.
stup1d set of people.

ycat:
You this lunatic, if Ambode has removed your hawking trays from your head, what's my business with that? Maybe you should return to your region or na by force to live in Lagos? See how you are blowing up in wrong places, what has this thread got to do with the hawking law enforcement? I get it, you can't live in an organized society, it's always chaos with you. If the ban doesn't affect you then shut up, we all know the length you are willing to go in your made-for-fraud lifestyle by mentioning Yoruba names when asked, heck you boast of being able to speak Yoruba, it's not as if your hawking sisters carry ID cards around.

Anyone who has been in Nigeria for a week knows who is boss, Yoruba are the real thing, you are just propaganda, fraud and lies, and when you have to keep saying and convincing people about something, it's because it's nonexistent.

Hawkers are banned, get over it!

madenigga:

Bernard Otti and Peter Nmadu re members just as they had other members from Northern origin but the 2 of em re known dats y there names appeared.
does Wadzani sound south to u?
look at what hatred has caused just to discredit Jonathan u re denying northern names.
remove Allison who is the petroleum minister and look at d names.

ycat:
You? Who are you?
You said something about 'south agitating' and I asked you to speak for yourself, so how's that having problem with you? When you could have just mentioned your region.

madenigga:

I am in my region in my state to be precise, come abd tell ur black looking dirty brothers to pack all there second hand taxis littering our roads and tailor shops back to there almighty Lagos.

STONEGEORGE15:

Ogbeni, kini problem e? Kini region mi ni she pelu e. If u know kitigbe ogbeere, u will know my state

francizy:


The bolded.. What can we say about the rampaging Fulani herdsmen, silence of Buhari, Buhari's grazing bill (which aims to arm twist other tribes of the nation), the silence of our security forces in that regards, murder of innocent IPOB protesters and Shiite Muslims, etc? What makes Buhari better (since you still choose him over the other) when within just a year, he has supervised the murder of over 5,000 Nigerians. When will you come to terms with the fact that Buhari isn't better of?

TonyeBarcanista:

This sermon only shows that you tacitly approve of the unfortunate action of President Buhari.

As for the emboldened, it is the height of hypocrisy because you wouldn't have been saying this if it was to be the South or SW that was benefitting from these appointments with the north marginalized. smh

fulanimafia:


Lol me sef dey vex with am seriously for the slow economic diversification drive particularly regarding solid mineral development; we should be seeing the likes of Mittal and TATA falling over themselves making daily presentations in Fayemi's office by now...but sha it's still early in the day and uneasy they say, lies the head that wears the crown.

Regarding appointments, my people got no chill when it comes to politics and governance as some feel that's their area of specialty like you guys and your academic prowess + dominance of the private and financial sectors (outdated thinking if you ask me), however I must admit I feel uneasy whenever I don't see the SW also being massively included in appointments considering the sacrifices and efforts made.

Stay strong and keep calming frayed nerves as things are bound to improve if we read the handwriting on the wall, most of the frustration is economic in nature and the economic future looks bright (I can elaborate further though I know you don clock am already)

At the end of the day, I believe the President has the best of intentions and PYO, Tinubu, Fayemi et al know it (afterall they ain't stupid). It is well.

Davvymavvy:
ycat, abeg shove your crude, uninformed and half baked opinion down your ass. You are tactically supporting Buhari's bigotry even against Yorubas that rebranded him. Yoruba's adoption helped him a lot, history is there to validate my assertion. What has he done? Apart from the ministerial appointments that constitution requires states must be represented, check the ethnic demography of others then come back and reedit your posts

989900:
Jonathan reconstitutes NNPC Board of Directors

President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday approved the constitution of a new board of directors for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, stated that the decision was in furtherance of the President’s commitment to the reform and the improvement of the oil and gas industry.
The new board, according to Mr. Abati, is made up of the Minister of Petroleum Resources as Chairman (Diezani); Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance (Mrs Ana Daniel-Nwaobia,); and Group Managing Director, NNPC (Dr. Joseph Thlama Dawha), as members.
Other members are Abdullahi Bukar, Steven Oronsaye, Olusegun Okunnu and Daniel Wadzani.
The Group Executive Director (GED), Finance & Accounts, Bernard Otti; and GED, Corporate Services, Peter Nmadu, are also members.
The President urged them to discharge their duties efficiently and with integrity to ensure positive transformation of the petroleum sector.


Wailers, oya, over to una.

francizy:


You never halla!

989900:
Jonathan reconstitutes NNPC Board of Directors

President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday approved the constitution of a new board of directors for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, stated that the decision was in furtherance of the President’s commitment to the reform and the improvement of the oil and gas industry.
The new board, according to Mr. Abati, is made up of the Minister of Petroleum Resources as Chairman (Diezani); Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance (Mrs Ana Daniel-Nwaobia,); and Group Managing Director, NNPC (Dr. Joseph Thlama Dawha), as members.
Other members are Abdullahi Bukar, Steven Oronsaye, Olusegun Okunnu and Daniel Wadzani.
The Group Executive Director (GED), Finance & Accounts, Bernard Otti; and GED, Corporate Services, Peter Nmadu, are also members.
The President urged them to discharge their duties efficiently and with integrity to ensure positive transformation of the petroleum sector.


Wailers, oya, over to una.

sirade:


You don dey wail small small my brother.

modath:


First thing first, God will Judge Jonathan for not only misappropriating a once in a lifetime, one in a billion opportunity but also making what didn't look like a an option, a preferred choice...


No one is in any doubt about my position on grazing, ranching or whatever nomenclature they may give to it, neither am I "unlooking" from the herdsmen menace and I make my opinions obvious every opportunity that presents itself..

I however refuse to be drawn into IPOB drama, self determination is an inalienable right, unity shouldn't be forced but there are ways to go about it, lashing out after election loss is highly suspect, moreover the albino bonobo in Zoo cage advocated for ethnic cleansing of my tribe, what's that about?

The shi'ites? Crying more than the bereaved much, are ya? Few days ago on this platform, same people "queuing" behind the them hurled invectives at them for dragging USA & Isreal's flag on the floor, called them "terrorists" and claimed they deserved all they got from the NA...


Buhari may not be better off, but I choose him as my "own devil", be cool with your choice as well, Freedom of association tinz....

nwaanambra1:


have ur laughs bro! such is life


but be rest assured it will swing to my desire - which is, the best for Nigeria! the best and nothin but the best!

if Buhari fails to give us that, we will keep experimenting till we get it right

fulanimafia:
Truth be told, the appointments are skewed in the North's favour; but another truism is that it is one of the spoils of political dominance. We saw the exact same thing under GEJ when the South overwhelmingly occupied the juiciest posts. We can not also discount the behavior of the SE during the election campaigns where it systematically and myopically excluded itself from the ruling party. The few that were involved are now well represented in this government (Ngige, Onu et al.) The South West is also well represented and its clear for all to see.

P.S: The 'North' is made up of 3 regions, North Central, North West and North East so quit the deception in presenting it as 1 region.

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francizy:


All the best oh!

ycat:
What a fool! You need to choke on your straight-out-sockaway opinion. Why don't you this triple idiott quote the very post I support Buhari with rather that running unclad into the market with talking point you overhead from people that has nothing to do with my stance.
Emotional wreck of Arandomo like you will continue to implode until you get your head checked.

fulanimafia:


Tonye I'd appreciate it if you and other posters here stop trying to put words in my mouth. There is no where I either expressly or tacitly approved of the skewed appointments of the President. I explained the mentality behind it, and that does not translate into an endorsement of such a regressive mentality.

That said, Politics is not a tea party but a competition of diverse interests, so all the idealism being preached here is not practical which is why when we had an Ijaw President, the skewed appointments were also present and glaring.

Of course anyone with the short end of the stick would be unhappy as expected, but such is the nature of partisan politics globally and we can only hope that as our young democracy evolves and matures, such primordial sentiments will occupy the back burner.

P.S. Regarding hypocrisy, your thread itself is a shining beacon of the vice, you are yet to comment on Jonathan's equally skewed appointments. Refer to my previous posts and try to explain it away if you can.

Cheers.

nwaanambra1:


this ur laugh dey sooo pain me that i feel like squeezing your neck!


but no be ur fault sha - na buhari wey no wan giv us his ardent supporter good reasons to be the ones having the laughs instead of the other way round

god pass u and ur fellow happy wailers sha!

MrPresident1:


Are you saying that the president has a 'regressive mentality'?

ycat:
Sisi kekere kini wahala to ko ra e si?
Kini south ni se pelu agitation? When did the south meet to talk about agitation? Though I know ogbere ijebu, but I don't care about where you come from and didn't ask.

Davvymavvy:


You can go ballistic for all you want but I'm sorry, I can't help your insanity. My message is clear, Buhari is not doing enough for the Yorubas, we played a crucial role in his emergence, any opinion different from this is from an unstable man who doubles as being intellectually arid.

francizy:


If I may ask, which other way is the legitimate way to go about self determination apart from protests and seeking for referendums? Has this not been the very way the IPOB has gone about it? Then instead addressing the issue like a human, your president decided to use live bullets and spill blood.

Also because of one man, Nnamdi Kanu, you think it's not a problem for the IPOB members (that have never lifted a hand against your tribe) to be killed? If that be the case, then what do you have to say about the Oba of Lagos and your USA doctor that towed similar line as Nnamdi Kanu? Will I be reasonable or sensible or human enough if I say that the Yoruba people deserved the Mile 12 or the Ikorodun encounter because they supported their Oba's stand on drowning my people? That's preposterous!

So because of the Shiites protest, then we can safely conclude that they deserve the massacre the Nigerian military served them with? Did you even read through what you typed? I'm not a fan of the Shiites but that won't make me wish them dead or say that the killings of their people is justified because of their useless acts.

It's only rational and reasonable to condemn what is wrong and accept what is right, but not to twist situations just because it falls on tribal lines. I urge you to look beyond sentiments and tribal lines and be more rational.. Thank you.