If Bola.ahmed forgive ribadu for what public does not concern is not for him to tell ribadu to   join the democratic struggles and be presidential candidate to ac which is yoruba party founded by herbert macaulay,awolowo,abiolathanksengr.dr.samuel.adeniyi.ajanaku(activist)website;saagerino consulting engineering company limited421 seward sq se washington dc2024769622email.ajanakusamuel@yahoo.com==========================================================http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/5610874-147/tinubu_asks_ribadu_to_announce_presidential.cspTinubu asks Ribadu to announce presidential bid By Akintayo Abodunrin and Ifedayo Adebayo August 24, 2010 11:52PM  print  email   The former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, yesterday said he has forgiven Nuhu Ribadu, the former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) for his investigation by the anti-corruption agency.Speaking in Lagos at the launch of ‘Diary of a Debacle: Tracking Nigeria’s failed Democratic Transition (1989-94),’ written by Olatunji Dare, Mr. Tinubu traced the forgiveness to the spirit of humility occasioned by the Ramadan fasting.“Your period was a big challenge. Manipulators wanted to use it for politics, but you did what you had to do to some of us and we challenged that. I believe in what you believe: transparency, honesty and integrity, making the people the cornerstone of every economy of a nation,” Mr Tinubu said.“But, I must thank you once again that no matter the level of things here and there, you did not falsely paint a crime and charge me falsely. Thank you, and in the spirit of this month of Ramadan, I have forgiven you everything and it is the truth. Some could have created chronic charges, even if the court will let you go, but you refused to use that office to abuse it, you refused to allow that. Thank you very much. You believe in what we believe, so we are expecting you to join the democratic struggles and liberate this country,” he said.He, however, asked Mr Ribadu to make good all the opportunity he has now to benefit the needs and yearnings of Nigerians, which he claimed had been deprived of quality leadership.“I have heard so many speculations in the papers. So make it real. We must take control of our future,” he said.The former Lagos State governor was accused of certificate forgery and shoddy dealings in the sale of the state’s N4 billion shares in the telecommunications outfit, Econet (now Zain) during his tenure, an allegation which he then denied.With his name still listed as one of those under prosecution for one case or the other, he said that the transaction was a “straightforward institutional investment”, which earned the state over N15 billion profit.Anti-democracy Berating how bad eggs that contributed to the annulment of June 12 are now also parading themselves as presidential aspirants and politicians in the country, Mr. Tinubu described them as dubious, saying “did they say they are democrats and they want to contest the next election and annul June 12? If they were, they would not have annulled June 12.”He said Nigeria only honours fraudulent men and those that have no reason for receiving national honours.“Look at the annual list of our national honour award. Only those that are known for their notoriety and contributions to economic instabilities are there,” he said.Sitting beside Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu, Mr. Ribadu has also been linked to the 2011 presidential race and has promised that all Nigeria needs now is a youthful leadership, which he is set to grant.A delegate of the National Association of Nigerian Students, led by Agbabiaka Ahmed, also stormed the venue of the event at exactly 1:08pm to call for the establishment of voters registration centres on university campuses. 

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 Flag this messageThe Most Important JobSunday, June 20, 2010 11:13 AMFrom: "President Barack Obama" <president@messages.whitehouse.gov>View contact detailsTo: ajanakusamuel@yahoo.com    Good afternoon,

As the father of two young daughters, I know that being a father is one of the most important jobs any man can have.

My own father left my family when I was two years old. I was raised by a heroic mother and wonderful grandparents who provided the support, discipline and love that helped me get to where I am today, but I still felt the weight of that absence throughout my childhood. It's something that leaves a hole no government can fill. Studies show that children who grow up without their fathers around are more likely to drop out of high school, go to jail, or become teen fathers themselves.

And while no government program can fill the role that fathers play for our children, what we can do is try to support fathers who are willing to step up and fulfill their responsibilities as parents, partners and providers. That's why last year I started a nationwide dialogue on fatherhood to tackle the challenge of father absence head on.

In Chicago, the Department of Health and Human Services held a forum with community leaders, fatherhood experts and everyday dads to discuss the importance of responsible fatherhood support programs. In New Hampshire, Secretary of Education Duncan explored the linkages between father absence and educational attainment in children. In Atlanta, Attorney General Holder spoke with fathers in the criminal justice system about ways local reentry organizations, domestic violence groups and fatherhood programs can join together to support ex-offenders and incarcerated individuals who want to be closer to their families and children.

Now we're taking this to the next level. Tomorrow, I'll make an announcement about the next phase of our efforts to help fathers fulfill their responsibilities as parents -- The President's Fatherhood and Mentoring Initiative. You can learn more at www.fatherhood.gov.

This Father's Day -- I'm thankful for the opportunity to be a dad to two wonderful daughters. And I'm thankful for all the wonderful fathers, grandfathers, uncles, brothers and friends who are doing their best to make a difference in the lives of a child.

Happy Father's Day.

Sincerely, President Barack Obama

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VIDEO: The President after 100 daysThursday, April 30, 2009 10:48 AM
From: "Mitch Stewart, BarackObama.com" Add sender to ContactsTo: "engr.dr.samuel.adeniyi. ajanaku"
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Yesterday, President Obama marked his 100th day in office by getting out of Washington and going right to the heartland of America, conducting a town hall meeting in Arnold, Missouri. And last night, he came directly into the living rooms of millions of Americans in his third prime time press conference as President.

I hope you had a chance to hear from him yesterday about all we have accomplished. He's pleased with our progress, but not satisfied -- there's still so much left for all of us to do to achieve affordable health care, a 21st century education system, and a clean energy future.

The President puts it best himself, so if you didn't catch him yesterday, please take a moment to watch this video and share it with friends.

The biggest challenges are still ahead, and meeting them will require all of us working together. That's why the President is depending on Organizing for America and people just like you to overcome the critics and the naysayers and to bring lasting change to America. So stay tuned for more ways to get involved -- this is only the beginning.

Please watch the President's remarks, and share the video with friends:

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Thanks for making this moment possible, and for all the victories yet to come.

Mitch

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Flag this messageChange is happeningTuesday, April 28, 2009 8:38 AM
From: "David Plouffe, BarackObama.com" Add sender to ContactsTo: "engr.dr.samuel.adeniyi. ajanaku"
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Tomorrow will mark the President's hundredth day in office. A lot of attention will be given to this largely symbolic day, and the truth is that what we do every day after it will be just as important -- if not more. But our accomplishments in this time have been remarkable, and they're having real effects on people and communities throughout the country.

You built the movement that made this possible, and it's up to you to show Americans that real change can happen when ordinary citizens work together.

Explore this interactive map to learn about the progress we've made in the last 100 days and the stories of real Americans whose lives have already been touched. Then spread the word by passing it along to your friends and family.

With the country in crisis, the President took office and acted quickly to restore confidence and stability to our economy. But just as important were the steps we've taken toward building a new foundation for our prosperity, so that we never go back to the system that led us to crisis in the first place.

In just one hundred days, we've made crucial investments to create jobs and improve education, energy, and health care. All of this is a down payment for a new economic vision -- one where skilled workers fuel our economy rather than debt and speculation; one where American leadership on clean energy fuels 21st century innovation; and one where families and businesses are no longer weighed down by crushing health care costs.

Delivering on the promise of change is the reason we built this movement. Now, President Obama is counting on all of us to build support for this foundation and create a lasting recovery for America.

Take a look now at these critical first steps we've taken together and pass it on for others to see:

http://my.barackobama.com/100days

This new direction would not have been possible without you. But our biggest tests are yet to come, and the future is ours to shape. Let's seize this moment together so history will show that, at this defining crossroads, a generation of Americans put their country on the path to long-term security and prosperity.

Thank you,

David Plouffe

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