Kikiyo:
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Hello all,
I need the help of the house.
Does anyone please know someone I can reach at ABU's record office for transcripts?
Thanks

nameo:


Who is going to get Buhari 30% in Abia and Delta. Plzz do t be deceived by a few units that are the strongholds of local politicians.

Akwa Ibom is however possible. And that is a shame.

senatordave1:

Even in ethiope,uvwie,sapele and warri.

frankmoney:
pdp or APC ? Who is winning bro ?

Redoil:
what about APC cyber rats threatining fire and brimstone if buhari lose again.

iconize:


Old man, where have you been?

deletrue:
The most unfortunate misfortune that has befallen this country is the coming of apc. This party and Buhari has just come into politics with the singular mind set that no other individual will ever rule this cointry. Not less than a quarter of Nigerians have planned to travel in mid January. Most workers has appealled to their bosses to allow them their annual leave towards the end of January for fear of being attacked or caught. As am sending this post, all three out of four of us who lived in an estate has appeal to me to take proper care of the estate, leaving me alone. What kind of life is this? You people want votes for your party,yet t you preach hell fire all the times. You threaten every Nigerians including the few of your supporters. Honestly, apc is evil. It is so painful to come across these Islams living in the same country with others. Very regretable.

earthgreeners:

na me u dey preach for..... Even if u be nupe or fulani...ko kan aiye

earthgreeners:

which Lagos?...Do you mean Lagos street in upper iweka?

jaso1: We are not perfect as human being. Every animal has potential of greed which can only be observed after acceding power.
Tinubu as a person, can never claim that he is perfect in all characters, neither can he boast to be the only one with Nigeria solution.
In all sincerity, he has been opposition political organizer which has no comparison in the history of Nigeria either we all like it or not. His political strategies are becoming treat to any incumbent president in Nigeria as opposition since 2002 when he started with OBJ and i think those who follow the trend understand this fact.
In a summary, I believe Tinubu deserve accolades from Yoruba in general and whatever anybody is saying today due to shortcoming in Ekiti election is irrelevant. This man alone, fought and liberate Yoruba in the hand of PDP and correct people perception about corrupt government which was occupied by state governed by PDP in the region. A state formally governed by this same man is now a referent point for good governance in Nigeria while the one governed by siting president is nothing to write home about presently. He made some mistake but not enough to write off good things about this philanthropist. If someone is to be awarded for development in our democracy today Tinubu will definitely come first in all ramifications.
Yoruba race should rally round him, summon a meeting and discourse anywhere there is lapses and subsequently suggest better way forward.
The idea of selfishness, hatred and greediness should be abolish so as to channel a proper way to which Yoruba objectives will be fully achieved.
Tinubu obviously remain Yoruba political leader and those who hide under irrelevant excuses should effectively make use of their brain and support this man for a better and great Yoruba region.

ratiken: As long as APC does not present Jimi Agbaje..... Lagos will be won by PDP by a landslide.

FreeGlobe:
you are the thief here. fool. what did Stella steal from you if not the AIA(Enugu intl airport). eat your heart out

Uyi Iredia:
Could you please shut up ?! Igbos supported Oduah in a noxious show of tribal support and u bring that $hit again. Must they cry all over the place because of tribalism: or is it that you are bptheredh because Igbos aren't represented. So are other minority tribes Mr, so they are.

ABUJA – TWENTY-six serving Senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria yesterday hailed former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, six northern governors who stormed out of the venue of Saturday’s Special National convention of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and Governor Chibuike Amaechi of Rivers state for the formation of a parallel executive of the party with Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje as national chairman, Dr. Sam Sam Jaja as Deputy National Chairman and Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola as National Secretary.

The senators in a statement yesterday said that , “By this decision that no doubt provides a soothing balm that will calm frail nerves in the party, you have written your names in gold and will be remembered in our political history as men that stood to save the party and Nigeria’s democracy.

“We heartily rejoice with our patriots and eminent Nigerians led by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar GCON, and the Governors of Kano State, Alhaji Rabiu Kwankwaso, Aliyu Wammako, (Sokoto), Murtala Nyako (Adamawa), Sule Lamido (Jigawa), Muazu Babangida Aliyu (Niger), Abdul Fattah Ahmed (Kwara), and Chibuike Amaechi (Rivers), for the bold, swift and courageous step to reposition the People’s Democratic Party under a new leadership.

“We congratulate the new chairman, Alhaji Abdulahi Kawu Baraje, the Deputy Chairman, Dr Sam Sam Jaja, National secretary, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinola and other members of the National Executive Committee for their emergence as leaders of our great party.

PDP Special National Convention: President Goodluck Jonathan at the 2013 PDP Special National Convention before the walkout by Atiku and the governors. Photo by Gbemiga Olamikan.

“We therefore, pledge our unfettered loyalty to the Barage-led PDP National Executive.”
The senators are the Senate Chief Whip, Senator, Bello Hayatu Gwarzo, Kano North; Sen Mohammed Ali Ndume, Borno South; Sen. Ahmad Zannah, Borno Central; Sen Abdulahi Adamu, Nasarawa West; Sen Abdulahi Danladi Sankara, Jigawa North-West; Sen. Abdulaziz Usman, Jigawa North East; Sen Abdulmumini Mohammed Hassan,Jigawa South-West; Sen Umaru Dahiru, Sokoto South; Sen Ahmed Mohammed Maccido, Sokoto North; Sen Muhammad Shaaba Lafiaji, Kwara North; Sen Simeon Sule Ajibola, Kwara South; Sen Abubakar Bukola Saraki, Kwara Central; Sen Magnus Ngei Abe, Rivers South-East; Sen Wilson Asinobi Ake, Rivers West; Sen Danjuma Mohammed Goje, Gombe Central; Sen Saidu Ahmed Alkali, Gombe North; Sen Ahmed Hassan Barata, Adamawa South; Sen Bindowo Umar Mohammed Bindiwo Jibrilla, Adamawa North; Sen Aisha Jummai Alhassan, Taraba North; Sen. Ibrahim Abdullahi Gobir, Sokoto East ; Sen. Bashir Garba Mohammad, Kano Central; Sen. Abdulaziz Usman, Jigawa North-East and Sen. Isa Galaudu, Kebbi North.

It was also gathered that Senators Dahiru Kuta, Niger East and Zainab Kure, Niger South have thrown their weights behind the Baraje-led PDP in support of their governor, Aliyu Babangida.