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The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Areosapien(m): 5:36pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
[url=http://ekekeee.com/politics/the-cry-of-pa-edwin-clark-–-by-c-c-ekeke/#.Ts_MPfkEWx8.twitter]ekekeee.com/politics/the-cry-of-pa-edwin-clark-–-by-c-c-ekeke/#.Ts_MPfkEWx8.twitter[/url] Please, someone should help me copy and paste the full article over here. I'm currently using a phone, so character limit no go gree. Trust me, you'll love this write-up on Clark and President Jonathan. Epic perspective! But the question is, do you agree with the writer? |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Tsiya(m): 6:11pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Mallam Adamu Ciroma and his fellow pro-zoning Northern elders must be having their last laugh now. Yet it is early in the morning. By the time this administration gets to its twilight, who knows, they may be forced to guffaw in an open market, in mockery, of Pa Edwin Clark and what he stood for before this administration came on.http://ekekeee.com/politics/the-cry-of-pa-edwin-clark-%E2%80%93-by-c-c-ekeke/#.Ts_MPfkEWx8.twitter |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Tsiya(m): 6:12pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Well, today, the chickens have come home to roost. Last week, Pa Edwin Clark was reported to have cried out against the Jonathan regime. He was quoted as saying that the South-South people have not benefitted anything from the regime. That was a strong one from the same man who vowed that Jonathan was the angel Nigeria needed. Well, let Pa Clark be told that nobody in Nigeria, other than the president’s coterie of courtiers, has benefitted anything from this regime. What we have is a threat of how life will be made unbearable for usthrough the increment of fuel price and imposition of tolls on drivers by next year. And should we object to the increment of fuel price, we will face a worse case. We will no longer have any economy to call ours. It will collapse. Those are the things we’ve benefitted so far from the Jonathan presidency. The president either issues threats or issues even worse threats. Pa Clark should therefore not bother himself about whether his Niger Delta people have benefitted anything or not.http://ekekeee.com/politics/the-cry-of-pa-edwin-clark-%E2%80%93-by-c-c-ekeke/#.Ts_MPfkEWx8.twitter |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Tsiya(m): 6:12pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Still, in doing that which Pa Clark and others from his “part of the country” expect of him, President Jonathan has subtly allowed the Niger-Delta Language to be spoken in Aso Rock. Andrew Azazi is speaking a part of it with his continuous presence in the Villa even when he has no results to justify his stay there. Diezani Allison-Maueke is speaking the Niger-Delta language in the presidency even without knowing how many litres of fuel Nigerians consume in oneday. Austin Oniwon is speaking the Language atop the monument of corruption called NNPC which has been accused, by another government agency, of keeping two different accounts. Mike Oghiadome is keeping the flag of Niger-Delta Language in the presidency flying. The Niger-Deltans are handling juicy appointments in this administration. I wonder what else Mr Edwin Clark is agitating for. Hasn’t he been allocated any Oil block? It is still early. His Excellency might be nursing some grand plans for the elder statesman. |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Tsiya(m): 6:13pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
And why would I pick a hole in Governor Jonathan’s approach? Because every student in Bayelsa needed sound and qualitative education. His duty was to provide it and make it affordable; not to export a negligible fraction of the population to Abuja while the rest make do with sitting under trees or dust-covered classrooms. Secondly, how do you demonstrate objectivity in the process of selecting who merits the scholarship and who doesn’t? How do you ascertain that a student is truly indigent and not the child of a political loyalist or friend? These are the problems that Amaechi’s approach eliminated.http://ekekeee.com/politics/the-cry-of-pa-edwin-clark-%E2%80%93-by-c-c-ekeke/#.Ts_MPfkEWx8.twitter |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Nobody: 6:41pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Still, in doing that which Pa Clark and others from his “part of the country” expect of him, President Jonathan has subtly allowed the Niger-Delta Language to be spoken in Aso Rock. Andrew Azazi is speaking a part of it with his continuous presence in the Villa even when he has no results to justify his stay there. Diezani Allison-Maueke is speaking the Niger-Delta language in the presidency even without knowing how many litres of fuel Nigerians consume in oneday.[b] Austin Oniwon [/b]is speaking the Language atop the monument of corruption called NNPC which has been accused, by another government agency, of keeping two different accounts. Mike Oghiadome is keeping the flag of Niger-Delta Language in the presidency flying. The Niger-Deltans are handling juicy appointments in this administration. I wonder what else Mr Edwin Clark is agitating for. Hasn’t he been allocated any Oil block? It is still early. His Excellency might be nursing some grand plans for the elder statesman. this just show the glaring ignorance of the writer, austin oniwon is from, kogi state, north central |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by jason123: 6:48pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Nice article. Sums up what most true Nigerians saw or are seeing. Tribalism is the bane of Nigeria |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Areosapien(m): 7:22pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
df2006: df2006: LOL. No bro. You don't understand. He also listed Allison-Madueke who, if I'm correct, is from the South-East. The writer's being metaphorical here. And thanks a million, Tsiya. |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Beaf: 7:38pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
^ Allison Madueke is Ijaw, but she's married to an Igbo man. As for the writer, its just ignorance and bitterness on display. |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Nobody: 8:33pm On Nov 26, 2011 |
Areosapien: the writer goofed, there was nothing metaphorical in the write up, mrs diezani alison madueke, is from bayelsa state. this is what i call grabing of straws, to prove a point |
Re: The Cry Of Pa Edwin Clark - C.c. Ekeke by Kilode1: 9:02pm On Nov 27, 2011 |
Pa Clark would have rather prodded on President Jonathan to just conduct elections and hand over to a tested |
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