Temptee101: Who dey man be?

Aziza broom

Ha!!! what happend to the Whatsapp error thread of last few mins. Did it dissapear

Obj will never forget Gen Aziza in a hurry. He is the man that jailed him.

Ur weed started working thats why u didn't see it

mayvia: Ha!!! what happend to the Whatsapp error thread of last few mins. Did it dissapear

Who care. cos i really don't.................

I knew him back in sapele dats was as far back as 1997. We always talked about his mansion was the badest then.

hazyfm: wetin kill am??

you want hear if na Ebola,sori no be Ebola na death kill am....RIP.

atlwireles: [s][/s]

why all this rubbish, you get sense at all?

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RebelLeader15: why all this rubbish, you get sense at all?

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hazyfm: wetin kill am??

no be death dey kill person?

blink182: UPF? Bunch of scallywags that are out to destroy the urhobo nation. Amori will never achieve true status of urhobo leader.

I am no politician and dont care about it... All i know is i am proud to be an Urhobo chic and that all i care about.

Restez en Paix..... Desole General,car ici en Paris, on ne te connait pas..

Aziza....as in broom? Wetin we go come dey use sweep nah?...anyway RIP to the dead.

Deltans, we've lost a great son.

rash47: Many people here don't know this man,one of Gen. Abacha's loyal dog in charge of his kangaroo court as recent as 1998.... Too many kids on nairaland indeed.

Yh, too many kids in here. I have reason for terming him a great man. Very very loyal to abacha.

Is this the nigger dat said " PDP is bokohram and bokohram is PDP". ?

Since on Saturday? May his soul RIP

blink182: Amori will never achieve true status of urhobo leader.

I feel u on dis.

J3da:
I am no politician and dont care about it... All i know is i am proud to be an Urhobo chic and that all i care about.

well there is no way I can avoid urhobo politics, I was born into it and it pains me when I see paupers and people of no substance pre-1999, people I grew up to see washing cars now wanting to claim to be what they are not. It is because of groups like upf and g3 the urhobo nation is being relegated even in delta state politics.

hazyfm: wetin kill am??

The Gen . died over 10 years ago after pronouncing his ABACHA detah sentence on Gen.OBASANJO for the phantom ABACHA coup . Ever sincs he has being one leg in this world one leg in the grave on his way to porgatory where the cayholic people say "they " could repent .

MaxDick9ja:

I no get idea. E be like say na apc member

President Upu nigeria..urhobo progressive union..the urhobo people union

Death is on its own time.... RIP Man

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blink182: Very real, heard it since Saturday morning but wanted verification before posting here.

wikipedia can be wrong at times

sirjohnson: Its true, he is dead. Read full story HERE

na lie , he s not dead but he died.

URHOBO nation was Saturday, thrown into mourning as the cold hands of death snatched the President General of the Urhobo Progress Union, UPU, General Patrick Aziza (rtd) away. He died at the age of 67.
Aziza who has been sick of cancer, reportedly died in Abuja about 3:45am . The news of his death took the urhobos and Deltans aback as people were seen in groups discussing the sudden death of the onetime minister of Communication under the military government of late General Sani Abacha.
His kinsmen at Adagbrasa who could not control their emotions were seen wailing and crying; “our iroko has fallen.” Reacting to his death, the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Dr. Steve Oru, described Aziza’s demise as very sad. “The Urhobo nation has lost a true son, a General indeed who had served the nation in the armed forces so successfully and at a point, he was even a minister in charge of communication in our nation and he performed creditably well.
“He emerged as the President General of UPU and he has been steering the ship of state of the Urhobo nation quite creditably. He has succeeded in promoting peace and unity amongst the Urhobo people. We will all surely miss him, but there is a time to come and a time to go as the saying goes. ‘There is a time when one is born and a time when one dies’.
“If it was possible, we would have prayed God to postpone his death. We all love him, but God loves him more and we wish him a peaceful rest in the bosom of the lord. He will be remembered for his astute management of the UPU and his performance as a very sound member of the Nigerian Army who served our nation creditably.
“He will surely be remembered for being a man that stood for the Urhobo course and promoted the emergence of an Urhobo minister because I can remember, during his first tenure he led a delegation to MR. President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to advocate for the appointment of an Urhobo son and today I am one of those that benefitted at the national level, so my missing him is even more.”
On his advice to the Urhobo people, he said “I will tell them to mourn but also accept the will of God as the omnipotent and omnipresent that knows it all. Let them also take solace in the fact that those the lord calls early are the ones he loves most. They should take solace in that and pray for the soul of the reposed in the bosom of the lord.”
On his past, Senator representing Delta Central at the National Assembly, Senator Emmanuel Aguariavwodo described Aziza’s death as tragic and sad.
He said: “It is so sad that we don’t even know what to think. We have talked to some of our leaders and everybody is still in shock. In fact there is nothing to say now except to say that we are sad, we mourn his passage and we pray that for the repose of his soul that God should accept his soul. Meanwhile we await what the family will say and what UPU will say so that we can all have a meeting on what to do next.
“He stood strongly for the unity of the Urhobo nation and he was a fine soldier, he served Nigeria very well. After all that, he came home to serve his people. He was a true servant of the people.”

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/aziza-dies-67/#sthash.mOVT4bD8.dpuf

Aziza: An Irreplaceable Statesman, Laments Uduaghan

Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan has lamented the death of President General of the Urhobo Progress Union (UPU), Maj. Gen. Patrick Aziza, describing him as an irreplaceable statesman.

Governor Uduaghan in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Sunny Ogefere described the death of General Aziza as a big blow and irreparable loss to Nigeria, Delta State and the Urhobo nation.

Dr. Uduaghan noted that the loss itself was devastating but was worsened by the timing when the invaluable contribution and experience of the late general were needed at this critical period of Nigeria's history.

"In General Patrick Aziza we have lost one of the finest military officers, administrators, peace builders, nationalists and more fundamentally a statesman of repute.

"My administration enjoyed unparalleled support and cooperation from General Aziza as President General of the UPU, who was always there to share his wealth of experience with me anytime I called on him," he said.

The Governor also described the late General Aziza as an industrialist whose business interests, ranging from hospitality, oil and gas among others helped to create employment for a sizeable number of Deltans.

"We will miss General Aziza's calm demeanour, wise counsels and stabilising role in the politics and governance of Delta State," he added.

Governor Uduaghan expressed his deep condolences to his immediate family, the Urhobo nation and the people of the State on the loss of General Aziza.

let the dead bury the dead

Rip to d dead

rip mr aziza

How many time the man go die







No be azazi who says pdp is boko haram ?

padeolu: wikipedia can be wrong at times

Yeah