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Politics / Re: 18 States Where Jonathan Might Lose This Election - Adedayo Ademuwagun by StVincent03(m): 8:33pm On Mar 09, 2015
Faulty analysis. Jonathan won't lose Imo and Rivers states.
Very faulty analysis. Bias one for that matter. Imo,Rivers,Lagos,Oyo,Kaduna state. Gej will win here plus the other 17 states he mentioned before.
Family / Re: Older Man Caught In A Hotel With A Secondary School Girl (photos) by StVincent03(m): 10:58pm On Mar 08, 2015
Yawa don gas!!!! grin

Studip old men!!! Dem no go leave all dis small gels for us .

Blame it on some married women. Dey stop being romantic n sexy moment dey got married. Forgeting dat men are polygamous in nature. Am nt reli supporting d man's actions bt our married women shud do mo'
Wen d madam of d houz refuses to do wat d man requires den dnt blame d man 4 goin 2 younger person hu can deliver.

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Politics / Re: Jonathan to Buhari: How Did You Spend Your Defence Budget? by StVincent03(m): 10:39pm On Jan 09, 2015
[quote author=Alphaoscar post=29649836]







Save Goodluck Jonathan from his Lies!

Evidence that President Jonathan Lied About Arms Purchase During Buhari’s Regime as Head of State Surfaces Online
NEWS Jan 9, 2015.

President Goodluck Jonathan at the flag-off of his re-election rally in Lagos on Thursday, alleged that not a single rifle was purchased in the last 30 years by the Nigerian government.
Apparently referring to the regime of his opponent and presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammdau Buhari, the President challeged him to account for the defence budget during his tenure.

However, document from the Stockholm International Peace Institute indicates that Nigeria took delivery of different sort of military hardware within the period the president made reference to. 

Also, another source, photius.com said “During 1983-87, Nigeria imported military materials valued at US$1.5 billion from about ten major suppliers–more than any other African state.”

To further expose the president, the document obtained from the website of the institute shows that the country purchased more arms and ammunition in the regime of General Muhammadu Buhari than all the other governments put together.

Summary According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute revealed that Nigeria Acquired this between 1983-1985

544 Aircrafts
160 Air defense systems
122 Armored vehicles
62 Artillery
52 Missiles
12 Sensors

A total of over 989 heavy military equipment was procured within two and half years during Buhari’s regime.

Goodluck is desperate for power and thinks he could deceive Nigerians with cheap lies.

Am nt here to condemn Gej or Gmb. All d information u provided did nt also answer my question. Pls name hw many warship, riffle,jet bought buy GMB regime,And frm wer? 1983 to 1987 in d article provided by u is 3 regime. Shagari, buhari,babangida. Pls, all am interested in is d ones purchase by GMB regime. GEJ is an incumbent president. GCFR. It means, he is talkin wit available facts on record. For now, he owns d millitary and can say categorically wot happens der or wot is currently happenin. Until u ans me like u hv bn tryin to. Lemme just step aside.

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Politics / Re: Jonathan to Buhari: How Did You Spend Your Defence Budget? by StVincent03(m): 9:38pm On Jan 09, 2015
Alphaoscar:
GEJ lied!







Nigerian Armed Forces: The post-1975 trend of Military Hardware Acquisitions
Following the initial high attained during the Nigerian Civil War, the Nigerian Armed Forces switched gear in its quest to acquire military hardware in the year 1975 which ended on a high note with the delivery in December 1975 of a squadron of MiG-21MF jet fighters for which orders had been placed by the ousted Federal Military Government of General Yakubu Gowon around 1973.

Ever since, the Nigerian Armed Forces have scarcely looked back as they press on in the quest to acquire modern military hardware for the nation. Between 1976 and 1979, the military government of General Olusegun Obasanjo acquired the first-ever armoured tanks fielded by the Nigerian Army. This coincided with the movement of the 3 Armoured Division and its relocation from Port Harcourt to Jos in 1976. The 1 Infantry Division had earlier in 1972 also relocated from Enugu to Kaduna. The military regime of Obasanjo also acquired Soviet 122mm artillery guns and penned deals for a MEKO 360 frigate which was delivered in the 1980s under the Shagari regime’s watch, Hippo-class Landing Ships (Tank) and British Vosper Thornycroft corvettes.

As far as military hardware acquisition goes, the Shagari regime which held office between October 1979 and December 1983 holds the record. The Shagari regime splashed out 6 billion pounds sterling on military hardware between 1980 and 1982. This was expended on the acquisition of everything from French Combattante III and German Lurssen missile-armed Fast Attack Craft, Italian-made G222 military airlift planes and a squadron of Aermacchi MB-339 advanced trainer/light attack jets, Oto-Melara 105mm artillery guns and Palmaria 155mm self-propelled artillery systems.

From France, the Shagari regime penned deals and/or took delivery of Roland Surface to Air missile systems and Aerospatiale (now Eurocopter) Puma helicopters. Also delivered were American-made C130-H30 Hercules (the stretch variant, that is) and anti-aircraft artillery guns. Contracts were signed and deliveries made of Swedish-made Bofors FH-77A 155mm artillery guns, Austrian-made Steyr 4K-7FA armoured personnel carriers, Swiss-made MOWAG Piranha armoured personnel carriers, British-made Vickers Mk.3 Eagle main battle tanks and Alvis Scorpion light tanks, squadrons of Franco-German Alpha jets and Franco-British Jaguar jets, German-made Fox armoured cars, Dornier Do-228 utility aircraft and Soviet-built MiG-21 jets, 122mm artillery guns and BM-21 122mm rocket artillery.

Deliveries on some the procurement deals penned by the inimitable President Shehu Shagari, a quiet and modest man, continued well into regime of General Ibrahim Babangida. Some of his successors penned new deals for repeat business on deliveries of Scorpion and Eagle tanks and self-propelled artillery, continuing into this decade.

The shortlived regime of General Buhari signed deals for additional deliveries of Scorpion light tanks and Vickers Eagle battle tanks and penned a deal for the delivery of Brazilian-made Engesa Cascavel heavy armoured fighting vehicles in an oil-for-armsbarter trade deal. The Buhari regime was soon swept aside by General Babangida.

The Federal Military Government of Nigeria under General Babangida signed deals for further deliveries of Palmaria self-propelled artillery, Alpha jets and Dornier Do-228 utility planes. It additionally signed fresh deals for the delivery of two squadrons(24 units) of L39 Albatross advanced trainer-light attack jets from Czechoslovakia, Romanian-made APR-21 122mm rocket artillery, Italian-built mine countermeasure vessels, British and French coastal patrol craft, Panhard Sagaie armoured fighting vehicles and VBL scout cars.

The Abacha regime came and went while the Abdulsalaam Abubakar regime had little time to leave its footprints.

In 1999, General Obasanjo again took the elm as democratically elected President and returned to meet an arsenal which had been blighted by sanctions and embargoes. He did very well in the event, acquiring fifteen Chengdu F7 jet fighter-bombers from China, Agusta AW 139 and A109 Power utility helicopters, Russian-built Mi-34, Mi-17, Mi-24V and Mi-35P choppers and gunships, T72 tanks, MT-LB armoured combat support vehicles, Ukrainian-made BTR-3 armoured personnel carriers, BTR-60 and BTR-70 armoured personnel carriers, Mowag Grizzly armoured personnel carriers, Turkish-built Otokar Cobra infantry fighting vehicles, French-made AMX battle tanks,Sea Eagle Offshore Patrol Craft, many dozens of gunboats and utility landing craft, logistics ships, Unmanned Surface Vehicles, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and a comprehensive coastal radar systems.

The Obasanjo government also signed deals for additional deliveries of Panhard VBL scout cars, Oto-Melara 105mm artillery, Palmaria 155mm self-propelled artillery systems, T55 and Vickers Eagle battle tanks and Alvis Scorpion light tanks.

The Obasanjo regime was succeeded by the government of President Umaru Yar’Adua in 2007 and since then, it has paced orders for or taken delivery of a squadron of twelve Agusta A109LUH choppers, another squadron of twelve Eurocopter AS-550 Fennec attack helicopters, ATR-42MP Surveyor radar planes, five Eurocopter dual-purpose Puma radar helicopters, Shaldag Mk.II Fast Patrol Interceptor Craft, gunboats and combat catamarans and British-built Offshore Patrol Vessels.

U said GEJ lied? Well, in ur post, u did nt mention wot n wot GMB bought during his time as d head of state. All past leaders either bought or signed for equipment plus some received delivery from der previous regime. Just name only GMB single riffle bought, wen n from wer. Tnk u

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Family / Re: Help.. My 4 Years Old Marriage Is Gradually Crashing Out. by StVincent03(m): 6:17pm On Jan 09, 2015
sheddyboy:
i have a strong feeling that the husband is going through some hurdles in life, i want the woman to run a check to see if her husband is happy.. if he isn't happy, stress/depression could set in, where there is stress, certainly, there is lack of love.. and when the love is not there you will no longer find joy in anything you see or do, stress is good at sapping you dry of your energy.. she should concentrate on building a happy home through hard-work & everything will get back to normal.. she should also learn to encourage him, encouraging words might just be the medication he needs to recover. Modified.. All thanks to God & a nice appreciation to nairaland moderators, sign of a better year.. i'm happy i made fp.

You just said it all. But, wait ooo. Don't u think u can make a living out of this counselling. Your good @ it that's what i mean.

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Politics / Re: Group Asks INEC, Army For Information On Buhari's Qualification by StVincent03(m): 2:11pm On Jan 05, 2015
donphilopus:


You guys just spew whatever comes to your minds.

The same way Stella Odua honourably resigned during the BMW saga or MSc sage?!

The same way Abba Moro(n) resigned after the sham immigration exercise?!

Or the way Jonathan resigned after his Government watched over the abduction of over 274 Chibok Girls?!

If it were in advance countries, Jonathan would not seek a re-election after failing us as a Nation.

BTW, where was it stated the Buhari doesn't have a certificate?! Go to the Nigerian Military Board, confirm from them to know whether he has any copy with them. Be it original or photocopy.

All these things you guys are spewing won't save Jonathan come February 14th. We'll angrily, massively and unanimously vote him out!
GMB attended NDA And American war college. His certificate is with the millitary board. IBB made him to forget collecting his certificates from the millitary board. Sai Buhari

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Politics / Re: Pictures From Hamza El-rufai's Car Crash by StVincent03(m): 6:03pm On Jul 29, 2014
dondumexx: Guys..i have got pics from the fatal accident at Kubwa, Abuja involving El-rufai's son Hamza this morning. The crash which occurred at about 5:30 am involved a black Lexus car belonging to Hamza and a stationery Volkswagen Sharon, blue colour. Two persons were involved. Only Hamza died.


[img]http://4.bp..com/-JJuxVHBG6Tg/U9ectnP0zOI/AAAAAAAAZY4/Ccya1xarNaE/s1600/ham4.jpg[/img]

[img]http://3.bp..com/-zsBU2hWqAGc/U9edCjmksHI/AAAAAAAAZZA/9SFS8Jii7mE/s1600/ham1.jpg[/img]

[img]http://4.bp..com/-PayJlO5LSkc/U9edDwqeFAI/AAAAAAAAZZI/j3HM-rvuuiQ/s1600/ham2.jpg[/img]

[img]http://3.bp..com/-icATIktPNUI/U9edFNpcyxI/AAAAAAAAZZQ/6SgY4ejopfg/s1600/ham3.jpg[/img]
http://www.dondumex.com/2014/07/photos-from-hamza-el-rufais-car-crash.html

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