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Ministerial Screening: 4 Reasons Why Amaechi May Be Dumped by ceometromedia: 9:31pm On Oct 17, 2015 |
Since the commencement of the ministerial screening of two batches of ministerial nominees sent by President Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian Senate has twice boycotted the screening of a former governor of Rivers state, Rotimi Amaechi. Amaechi, who was the campaign director of the ruling party, the All Progressive Congress (APC) during the March 28 presidential elections, might have been boycotted based on various reasons. However, here are 4 major reasons why he may not be screened below: 1. No support from Rivers state senators 2. Petitions levelled against Amaechi 3. Vendetta with the former first lady, Patience Dame Jonathan 4. Declining popularity Bear in mind, since the screening exercise, the former governor had written three letters to the senate pleading innocence of the allegations against him. http://www.metronaija.com/2015/10/ministerial-screening-4-reasons-why.html cc: lalasticlala |
Re: Ministerial Screening: 4 Reasons Why Amaechi May Be Dumped by Beesluv: 9:34pm On Oct 17, 2015 |
Ameachi is going nowhere #nodumping |
Re: Ministerial Screening: 4 Reasons Why Amaechi May Be Dumped by RagaMufeen(m): 9:48pm On Oct 17, 2015 |
amaechi is a thief 1 Like |
Re: Ministerial Screening: 4 Reasons Why Amaechi May Be Dumped by Nobody: 9:52pm On Oct 17, 2015 |
I am proudly omo odua from osun but I am presently
living in the north,
An average Igbo being is arrogant, full of empty pride and
ego but as a psychologist I understand and live with
them but respond with fire when they cross my red line.
to be honest the eze ndi-igbo messed up in akure
incidence instead of him to respect the oba and lay low
for a while and pull strings while at it, he decided to turn
the deji of akure's levity to stupidity and the youths
decided to protect their culture/heritage their tradition
but instead of e-igbo warriors to correct their brothers
they seem to have deliberately, blindly toed the eze's
path.
The fact that you spit on a Yoruba man 7 times and he
did not react does not mean he is weak, we are peace
loving people but I can promise you one thing fear is not
in our dictionary but my Igbo brothers will see every calm
reaction as trait of weakness that's a wrong notion.
secondly the Igbo community pounced so hard on oba
akiolu during the last election I keenly followed and even
apologised on behalf of the oba, its not cause we are
weak it cause we are peaceful in nature need I remind
you no Yoruba man living and working in Onitsha will
insult the obi of Onitsha and go scot free but you Igbos
have such leverage why try to use is against us in Yoruba
land??
now the akure youths having observed you people are
rude kids that needs to be flogged to their right senses
you Igbos now play victims,
please to avoid another flogging... respect the Yoruba
culture, obas and laws then you will have nothing to
worry about,
cause now the igbos are painting a bad picture of them
on Yoruba minds. don't let other Yoruba's react ohh.
just an advice. God bless Nigeria. |
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