e be like say some ting major go soon happen.  reliable sources tell me say all 36 governors dey for emergency meeting for abuja now now.  security is tightened.  make i add say, dem no mention de meeting for 9 o'clock news, but dat no mean say meeting no dey in progress.

anyone fit confirm?

ha ha shehu you never know wetin dey happen? i sorry for you.

I also notice strange helicopterta flight ds night and i hope is 4 better.

Maybe some fool has planned a coup.

It's about time, A president away from the country for 10days and that's okay. Nigerians it's not okay. Our president is sick, we don't need a sick president.

This is some serious shitzo. . . . .

if they finished their meeting, they should tell us when our president will come back to the country

df2006:

ha ha shehu you never know wetin dey happen? i sorry for you.

i know say you dey wish to write obituary for nigeria, but i assure you say our dear country go dey intact long after una aspirations don expire. dey there dey laugh.  de meeting indeed took place as reported in punch dis morning, olodo.

de full tory dey for punch: http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200912045194826

Amidst growing confusion on the true state of health of President Umaru Yar’Adua, state governors held an emergency meeting on Thursday night in Abuja ahead of today’s National Economic Council conference at the Presidential Villa.

Edo State Governor Adams Oshiomhole, who was one of the 20 governors and two deputy governors in attendance, told journalists that the discussion on Thursday was a “one-agenda meeting.”

But the governors rejected the proposal to consider Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan as an Acting President in Yar’Adua’s absence in line with section 145 of the constitution.

Instead, the governors decided after about three hours to express support for Yar’Adua’s presidency, even while he is still indisposed.

Instead, the governors decided after about three hours to express support for Yar’Adua’s presidency, even while he is still indisposed.

one of de attendees tell reporters say  “Some of us supported the idea but the majority opposed it on the grounds that the President was not incapacitated and unable to continue to carry out the functions of his office”