Comments on: Nigeria ’07: How much? http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/ Empowering Nigerians Financially. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:48:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: wzgpjfc http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-38456 wzgpjfc Sat, 26 May 2007 06:58:59 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-38456 [Cool staff!||Hi! I think this need for || Help me with - ||Hello....||I find this - || It`s realy cool!] [Cool staff!||Hi! I think this need for || Help me with - ||Hello....||I find this - || It`s realy cool!]

]]> By: J http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-27105 J Sat, 14 Apr 2007 01:06:48 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-27105 Jane please neither the government , nor security operatives had a hand in Felas death. He simply died from his lifestyle of many women, Indian hemp, music etc in short the very lifestyle that made him rich and popular is what killed him ie Aids, and being a Naturalist that does not use condom! please regarding more information/discussion about the nigerian presidency and lections etc please see the "nigerias next president 2007 section on the upper left hand corner" Jane please neither the government , nor security operatives had a hand in Felas death. He simply died from his lifestyle of many women, Indian hemp, music etc in short the very lifestyle that made him rich and popular is what killed him ie Aids, and being a Naturalist that does not use condom!

please regarding more information/discussion about the nigerian presidency and lections etc please see the “nigerias next president 2007 section on the upper left hand corner”

]]> By: garbatic http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-17155 garbatic Tue, 20 Mar 2007 11:34:40 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-17155 what is qualification of asparant of councillor and chairman for 2007 coming election what is qualification of asparant of councillor and chairman for 2007 coming election

]]> By: ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-17154 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI Tue, 20 Mar 2007 11:29:32 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-17154 what is minimum qualification,age,certificate for the aspirant of councillor and chairman for2007 coming election what is minimum qualification,age,certificate for the aspirant of councillor and chairman for2007 coming election

]]> By: jane http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-7468 jane Tue, 23 Jan 2007 07:38:19 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-7468 @ J People say the government have a hand in the death of Fela how true is this? @ J
People say the government have a hand in the death of Fela how true is this?

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]]> By: qqqsyg http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-6360 qqqsyg Thu, 04 Jan 2007 20:17:03 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-6360 http://20six.co.uk/ritas/ http://20six.co.uk/ritas/

]]> By: J http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-6334 J Thu, 04 Jan 2007 02:06:32 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-6334 Well fellow Nigerians its good we are back, i hope you all enjoyed your holidays and once again happy new year. Gbenro this platform is good enough to continue our discussion/interview, as you can see the election time table is above so this is a good idea. o.k to your question about the circumstances that lead to the death of general yar adua and chief abiola well ....let me put it like this...... They were both (including Obj) injected with the Aids virus, by the medical officer attached to the directorate of military intelligence (DMI)cell at apapa by order from above (gen abacha) where they were initially kept, neither was recieving medical attention or drugs for the illness. The director of DMI then was Brig-Gen. Ajibola Kunle Togun, popularly known as "A.K Togun" for all those who remember him during the Dele Giwa issue as the then deputy to the then Col and later Gen Haliru Akilu (IBB's director of military intelligence) I was newly commisioned and was assigned to Gen Togun at DMI at the time. The short of the story is that thier health was failing rapidly. Well fellow Nigerians its good we are back, i hope you all enjoyed your holidays and once again happy new year. Gbenro this platform is good enough to continue our discussion/interview, as you can see the election time table is above so this is a good idea. o.k to your question about the circumstances that lead to the death of general yar adua and chief abiola well ….let me put it like this……

They were both (including Obj) injected with the Aids virus, by the medical officer attached to the directorate of military intelligence (DMI)cell at apapa by order from above (gen abacha) where they were initially kept, neither was recieving medical attention or drugs for the illness. The director of DMI then was Brig-Gen. Ajibola Kunle Togun, popularly known as “A.K Togun” for all those who remember him during the Dele Giwa issue as the then deputy to the then Col and later Gen Haliru Akilu (IBB’s director of military intelligence) I was newly commisioned and was assigned to Gen Togun at DMI at the time. The short of the story is that thier health was failing rapidly.

]]> By: ctdvfb http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-6300 ctdvfb Sun, 31 Dec 2006 03:21:07 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-6300 http://nissan12.blogspot.com/2006/12/ http://nissan12.blogspot.com/2006/12/

]]> By: Gbenro the Newspaper Journalist http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-6290 Gbenro the Newspaper Journalist Sat, 30 Dec 2006 04:12:54 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-6290 Please Dipo, what has happened to our heated discussion and interview about nigerias next president 2007, are you adjusting the website? please rectify it, or is this the new platform. Please Dipo, what has happened to our heated discussion and interview about nigerias next president 2007, are you adjusting the website? please rectify it, or is this the new platform.

]]> By: jane http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-5499 jane Tue, 12 Dec 2006 11:35:32 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-5499 I saw a poster of an aspirant who was not looking good, he had a long dreadlock and his beard wasn't looking tidy and i just wonder how he would convince people to vote for him.There are so many people who are hungry and wants to be in power.Appearance speaks a lot about a person.We need to be careful and vote in the right people and not the greedy ones because the future of this country lie in our hands.Let us go out together and vote in people with integrity,humility,charisma,poise,intelligence and above all the fear of God. I saw a poster of an aspirant who was not looking good, he had a long dreadlock and his beard wasn’t looking tidy and i just wonder how he would convince people to vote for him.There are so many people who are hungry and wants to be in power.Appearance speaks a lot about a person.We need to be careful and vote in the right people and not the greedy ones because the future of this country lie in our hands.Let us go out together and vote in people with integrity,humility,charisma,poise,intelligence and above all the fear of God.

]]> By: Dipo Akin Tepede http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/comment-page-1/#comment-5459 Dipo Akin Tepede Mon, 11 Dec 2006 07:49:55 +0000 http://www.dipotepede.org/2006/12/11/nigeria-%e2%80%9907-how-much/#comment-5459 Continuation; Presently, if you drive around Lagos and Abuja, you would never be able to miss the splash of posters with enlarged pictures of politicians, nicely cut-out phrases such as Jerry Gana Declares, Man of the moment, with the posters designed with icons and acronyms such as PDP, ACCORD, AC, ACD, ADC, NMDP, AD etcetera, etcetera signifying names of political parties. We are constantly being made aware that there are people bidding for the ‘soul’ of this country. With the election timetable set as seen below, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has appeared before the both houses of the national assembly to answer questions relating to the commission’s plan on the elections, especially on its scary plan to use electronic registration and voting system. 1. Issuance of Notice of Polls- Nov. 8, 2006 2. Collection of Forms commences: Dec.1, 2006 3. Last day for collection of forms Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Dec. 14, 2006 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - Dec. 21, 2006 4. Last day for submission of personal particulars and list of candidates by Political Parties Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Dec.15, 2006 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - Dec.22, 2006 5. Last day for publication of personal particulars of candidates- Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Dec. 22, 2006 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - Dec. 29, 2006 6. Collection of Nomination Forms by Parties commences - Jan.15, 2007 7. Last date for Return of Nomination Forms by Political Parties - Jan. 29, 2007 8. Last date for withdrawal by candidates- Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Feb.3, 2007 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - Feb.10, 2007 9. Last date for change of candidates by Political Parties Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Feb. 13, 2007 Presidential/National Assembly Election - Feb. 20, 2007 10. Last date for substitution after withdrawal- Governorship/State Assembly Elections - Feb. 13, 2007 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - Feb. 20, 2007 11. Publication of list of nominated candidates/ persons nominating them- Governorship/State Assembly Elections - March 8,2007 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - March15,2007 12. Publication of Notice of Polls- Governorship/State Assembly Elections - March 24, 2007 Presidential/National Assembly Elections - March 31, 2007 13. Last day for campaigns for Governorship/StateHousesof Assembly Elections - April 13, 2007 Last day for campaigning for Presidential/National Assemble Elections - April 20, 2007 14. Governorship/State houses of Assembly Elections - April 14, 2007 Presidential/National Assembly Elections- April 21, 2007 However, I have not heard any questions posed to the Iwu-led commission on why we haven’t seen Voters registrations desks in our neighborhood. For me, I have not seen any registration desk in sight on my street, two streets away, three streets away and actually five major roads away from my house. Taking a cue from this invisible voters registration exercise, I wonder if we are been given a picture of the number of voting booths we would be seeing in April. And now, whenever I come across those posters with the heads of those beckoning to us to vote for them, I ask myself who among these people have bought Nigeria ’07 just like the hotels were bought. How much did it go for? Was it an impetuous purchase or carefully planned? Who received the paycheck on behalf of the country? You? The guys in national assembly? The man in aso rock or miscreants on the street? To the guy or group or party who may have purchased Nigeria ’07, just to satisfy my curious nature “how much did it cost?” Just tell me and you can be sure I wouldn’t say it to anyone else outside of the internet. Continuation;

Presently, if you drive around Lagos and Abuja, you would never be able to miss the splash of posters with enlarged pictures of politicians, nicely cut-out phrases such as Jerry Gana Declares, Man of the moment, with the posters designed with icons and acronyms such as PDP, ACCORD, AC, ACD, ADC, NMDP, AD etcetera, etcetera signifying names of political parties. We are constantly being made aware that there are people bidding for the ‘soul’ of this country.

With the election timetable set as seen below, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has appeared before the both houses of the national assembly to answer questions relating to the commission’s plan on the elections, especially on its scary plan to use electronic registration and voting system.

1. Issuance of Notice of Polls- Nov. 8, 2006

2. Collection of Forms commences: Dec.1, 2006

3. Last day for collection of forms
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Dec. 14, 2006
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – Dec. 21, 2006

4. Last day for submission of personal particulars and list of candidates by Political Parties
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Dec.15, 2006
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – Dec.22, 2006

5. Last day for publication of personal particulars of candidates-
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Dec. 22, 2006
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – Dec. 29, 2006

6. Collection of Nomination Forms by Parties commences – Jan.15, 2007

7. Last date for Return of Nomination Forms by Political Parties – Jan. 29, 2007

8. Last date for withdrawal by candidates-
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Feb.3, 2007
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – Feb.10, 2007

9. Last date for change of candidates by Political Parties
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Feb. 13, 2007
Presidential/National Assembly Election – Feb. 20, 2007

10. Last date for substitution after withdrawal-
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – Feb. 13, 2007
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – Feb. 20, 2007

11. Publication of list of nominated candidates/ persons nominating them-
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – March 8,2007
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – March15,2007

12. Publication of Notice of Polls-
Governorship/State Assembly Elections – March 24, 2007
Presidential/National Assembly Elections – March 31, 2007

13. Last day for campaigns for
Governorship/StateHousesof Assembly Elections – April 13, 2007
Last day for campaigning for
Presidential/National Assemble Elections – April 20, 2007

14. Governorship/State houses of Assembly Elections – April 14, 2007
Presidential/National Assembly Elections- April 21, 2007

However, I have not heard any questions posed to the Iwu-led commission on why we haven’t seen Voters registrations desks in our neighborhood. For me, I have not seen any registration desk in sight on my street, two streets away, three streets away and actually five major roads away from my house.

Taking a cue from this invisible voters registration exercise, I wonder if we are been given a picture of the number of voting booths we would be seeing in April. And now, whenever I come across those posters with the heads of those beckoning to us to vote for them, I ask myself who among these people have bought Nigeria ’07 just like the hotels were bought. How much did it go for? Was it an impetuous purchase or carefully planned? Who received the paycheck on behalf of the country? You? The guys in national assembly? The man in aso rock or miscreants on the street?

To the guy or group or party who may have purchased Nigeria ’07, just to satisfy my curious nature “how much did it cost?” Just tell me and you can be sure I wouldn’t say it to anyone else outside of the internet.

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