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Politics › Re: Lack Of Exposure Is Why Nigeria Leaders Have Not use 3 sovereignty by Musiwa by abu12: 4:49am On Aug 09, 2013
musiwa34: knowing nigeria politics jonathan will die after 2015. they will get rid of him
Is it with a cup of tea or apple?
Politics › Re: Lagos Reunites 46 With Their Relations In Osun by abu12: 9:34am On Aug 08, 2013
“we were invited by Lagos State to come and pick our brothers and sisters, who are destitutes and 46 persons were brought, out of which we discovered that just 26 were actually indigenes of the state,
A responsible government will react to such call and get their indigenes out.
Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom 'deportation Of Non Indigenes', Joe Igbokwe Lied, Says Akwa Ibom Govt by abu12: 10:22am On Aug 06, 2013
PointB: As they say, the difference is clear, and below are the very obvious differences. Let's see if we can spot more difference between Lagos State and Akwa Ibom in this cases.

First, unlike Lagos State, there is no evidence/suggestion/allegation that people were rounded, some at gun-point and carted away like refuse with no questions aked.

Unlike the Lagos' case, I see nothing to suggest that the victims where placed in any detention center

Akwa Ibom NEVER dumped anyone in the middle of nowhere in the dead of the night, unlike Lagos State.

Unlike Lagos, when Akwa Ibom said two (2) they actually meant two (2) people, and NOT 70 (or any of it's variants)

Akwa Ibom had medical certificateS to back up their claims of the mental state of those two, and they boasted extensive period caring for them in hospital, while Lagos State whisked Nigerian citizens into various camped, ostensible to teach them useful skills - skill that none of the deportee could confirm as at yet. The real reason is because they were poor and unable to speak the local dialect!

In the case of Akwa Ibom no one died. In the case of Lagos State, we were told by eye witness that 29 died in the detention camp, while one of the deportee was later confirmed dead as a result of ill-treatment suffered in the detention camp, and while being deported.

Akwa Ibom followed through and ensure that those two ON medical leave were indeed from Lagos and were handed over to Lagos State, while Lagos State rounded up several active people hailing from states as diverse as Lagos, Imo, Ebonyi, Abia, Edo, Anambra etc, termed them destitute and dumped them shortly after crossing the River Niger.

The gesture of Akwa Ibom State in my opinion is humane and genuine act of kindness, but that of Lagos State, under the supervision of Fashola is very barbaric, wicked and unconstitutional.

I still call upon Lagos State to release anyone still held hostage in their detention camps.
All this self-pity excuse are rubbish. If lagos state can go all the way to take two of their indigenes from akwa-ibom shows how responsible the govt of lagos is. Anambra should have come for their indigenes if they really care about them.

BTW all the point you raised are not point. Those are point from aamaka, obina, emeka and so on are destitute who are deported to akwa. Why don't you get that of Babatunde Obamaiviya and Tunde Jimmy, I think lagos govt should called them out and give their own side of story.
Politics › Re: Pastor Advice Nigerians To "Emulate Ibori" At His Birthday Thanksgiving by abu12: 9:47am On Aug 06, 2013
Is not that bad as some who are moving freely and even serving in govt now but then nija is in a mess. But I think Ibori family are trying to prove a point to GEJ and his godfather edwin clark. I hope by the time he comes back2nija he will be going on a thank u visit just like Al-mustapha
Politics › Re: Samsung To Locate Vocational Academy In Ogun by abu12: 9:40am On Aug 06, 2013
Good development and I hope other organisation will emulate them
Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom 'deportation Of Non Indigenes', Joe Igbokwe Lied, Says Akwa Ibom Govt by abu12: 8:12am On Aug 06, 2013
In a bid to rid out lunatics on the street of Awka-Ibom just to achieve transformation agenda. The state govt send Babatunde and tunde back to lagos to reunite with their family for proper treatment.
So also lagos state send 72 destitute and lunatics off the street their state to reunite with their family for proper treatment after rehabilitation base on the transformation agenda.
Where is the lie?
Politics › Re: James Ibori's 55th Birthday Party (Pictures) by abu12: 6:31am On Aug 06, 2013
They even go to church for thanksgiving.
Events › Re: Tony Anenih's 80th Birthday Celebration Pictures by abu12: 12:17pm On Aug 05, 2013
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Politics › Re: Rivers Assembly’ll Soon Reconvene, I Have The Key –evans Bipi by abu12: 10:50am On Aug 05, 2013
grin grin grin grin

Just the way jesus of nazareth has given us the key to unlock every door which the devil has lock through prayer.

So has hon bipi jesus christ on earth a k a shepopotamus has given hon evans bipi the key to unlock the RSHA through thuggery. Let the game continue
Politics › Re: Fashola Denies Deportation Allegation At Meeting With Igbo Leaders by abu12: 12:34pm On Aug 03, 2013
lipsrsealed lipsrsealed. lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

This place remains a home and refuge for all those who respect our laws and we intend to keep it that way”, Governor Fashola said.
Politics › Re: Igbo Deportee From Lagos Dies, Five Others In Critical Health Condition by abu12: 6:38am On Aug 03, 2013
Waooooo 41 of them immediately reunite with their family with alacrity.
Politics › Re: Who Owns What In Lagos, And Other matters Arising? by abu12: 6:05am On Aug 03, 2013
Environer: Mr Gizzard,

Provide facts or STFU. Stop bandying about that your oluwole GDP data cooked up in Fasola's bedroom.
Now since yoruba are lazy but educated enough to show data and you said their data is fake. Please kindly show us your data or go and count all your business in lagos with address to disapprove their own data
Politics › Re: My Problem With Patience Jonathan - Governor Amaechi by abu12(op):
because when you spoke with the wife of the President she spoke publicly. She said and I concede to her when she said she is my mother. As wife of the President who is the head of government and head of the nation, she is my mother and you expect that as my mother she should be able to protect her son. No mother takes away a Police Commissioner to the detriment of her son, so when next you see my mother, please tell her that she should try and protect her son.
These bishop don get assignment o
Politics › My Problem With Patience Jonathan - Governor Amaechi by abu12(op): 9:15pm On Aug 02, 2013
By Rivers State Gov't media
Rivers State Governor and Chairman of Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi said his perceived misunderstanding with the First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan arose out of his desire to provide a conducive learning environment for the children of Okrika, home town of the First Lady
Amaechi said he has enormous respect for bothPresident Goodluck Jonathan and his wife, Patience.
He spoke when clergymen of the Niger Delta Bishops’ Forum visited him in Government House, Port Harcourt on Friday as part of their efforts mediate in the political crisis in the state. The bishops had some weeks back visited the First Lady and Minister of State for Education Nyesom Wike in Abuja as part of their efforts to resolve the issues
Amaechi said: “My lords, I don’t know what to say, believe me, the only thing I want to say to you is that and I want to be put on record that the wife of the President said when My wife came to beg me, I pushed her away. I have never quarrelled with my wife publicly, and I will never quarrel with my wife publicly. So there is no time I pushed my wife away, and there is no time I will push my wife away. I justwant to correct that so that nobody goes away with the impression that somebody told my wife ‘go and talk to your husband, she came and I pushed her away’. No, that day I simply walked away into a bus and I sat down until they finished. So all I did was go back to the bus to enable my wife perform her official function of someone who had received the wifeof the President and escort her to all the places she wanted to go to”.
“I hope that it (this mediation) will work. Niger Delta Monarchs came and no result came out ofit and since you are men of God I hope that thisone God will bless it. I hope so because that is the same way I spoke to them(the monarchs) and they said, ‘watch out, it will work’, and they never returned because it never worked. There are so many persons who had come to mediate but nothing came out of it. If it is peace that everybody wants, I am ready for peace. When you say you are seeking for permission, I am wondering why, because if you did not have the permission you would not have gone to see the wife of the President. The mere fact that you have seen the wife of the President means that you have initiated the peace move, so you don’t require any further approval than the approval of God that you have started with."
“There are aspects of the story that is public that I need to correct. lord Bishops please allowme correct those ones too because when you spoke with the wife of the President she spoke publicly. She said and I concede to her when she said she is my mother. As wife of the President who is the head of government and head of the nation, she is my mother and you expect that as my mother she should be able toprotect her son. No mother takes away a PoliceCommissioner to the detriment of her son, so when next you see my mother, please tell her that she should try and protect her son.
“The other aspect is the Okrika story when she visited. Like I said, as the governor, by protocolI will receive the President and you know that the President is not just our President, he is thehead of the nation but when the wife of the President came I went to receive her at the airport and she slept in Port Harcourt. The next day she came up with a programme that was not part of the official programme, and what was the programme? She wanted her people to receive her in Okrika. There was no plan, there was no protocol arrangement, nothing. We just had to quickly arrange protocol to take her to the place. But to do that we wanted to also show her, as part of her own programme, not our programme, was to show her the projects we had done in Okrika. So we took her to the Rufus Ada-George ring road in Okrika which we started and completed and then somewhere wesaw a health centre and a primary school and I said stop, let me show her this health centre.We looked at the health centre and we were satisfied. At the primary school, there were houses around the primary school too close for comfort, no football field, no playground, no space at all around the school and I turned to the wife of the President and said ‘Your Excellency Ma, we have not finished with this building, we would buy the houses that are surrounding the primary school and demolish them’.
Once she heard the word 'demolish', the wife ofthe President flared up and took the microphone from me and started all sorts of diatribes that I won’t mention here for the respect i have for the office of the wife of the President. When she finished, I felt that it is wrong to confront the wife of the President publicly. When she finished, I withdrew and walked into the bus. When we got to the groundof the reception which was not part of our programme, which she just included by herself,I came down from the bus and went to sit in one of the primary schools. That is where she said my wife met me and I never and will never, there was not even a public, how did thewife of the President know that my wife met me and I pushed her away when she was supposed to be in a public ceremony. Was she standing with me and my wife in that primary school and saw me pushed my wife away? So itis important that you get to know this and it is important that the public knows that the altercation between myself and the wife of the President was as a result of providing services to her place, the Okrika people because you must deal with the issue of paedophiles. If you build a primary school and the place is surrounded by people who are cooking and selling and buying, that is not a conducive atmosphere for learning and we did not say we would come there with caterpillars and demolish, we say we would buy the houses from the people and pay them off to be able to get a football field and provide playground for the children and fence off the school so that wecan protect them from paedophiles, that was what happened."
Governor Amaechi also spoke on the issue of Nyesom Wike, the Minister of State for Education whom he nominated for appointmentas Minister.
“I hear you also visited Nyesom Wike. I try not to talk about Wike. I say so because he is my subordinate, I try not to talk about him but I hear you visited him. Why I won’t talk about him is that Nyesom Wike, his second tenure as Obio Akpor Council Chairman was by the grace of God but I was the architect of that second term. Nyesom Wike was appointed Chief of Staff by me. Nyesom Wike as a Minister of State, I nominated him. I was under pressure bythe President to drop him, I refused. The President persuaded me to drop him and bring a woman but I refused. I hear he is going all over town saying I didn’t appoint him. I didn’t appoint him, the President appointed him but I nominated him to be a minister him as the Chairman of Nigeria Governors’ Forum. I did butyou know, character doesn’t come easily, character is a very difficult thing and I am a man of character”, Amaechi said.
Earlier, the leader of the delegation, Rt. Rev. James Aye Oruwori said they came because they needed the governor’s permission to intervene in the prolonged crisis in the state and the dispute between the governor and the First Lady.
They said they took the challenge to intervene in the crisis without external influence, having also visited First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, to restore the peace that existed in the state.
Rt. Rev. James Aye Oruwori said: “On behalf of the Niger Delta Bishops’ Forum, we came to visit with you (Amaechi). We want to first of all appreciate your gracious approval of our coming. Summarily, to say why we are here, we, before I go into that, let me please say thatour coming is not influenced by any person, ourcoming is not sponsored by any person but because in a home where there are fathers, peace is always maintained and because we have observed that there had been some challenges to the people of Rivers State then tothe entire Nigeria, we feel agitated in our spirits.
“It is not an exaggeration to say that we have been praying but then prayer without faith is classified as dead and it is on this note we have taken upon ourselves to make a move to seek for peace. The scripture says precisely in Matthew 5:9 that ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they are the children of God”.
“The best thing to do, we felt is to first of all come to you and to say we would want to intervene in this matter believing that there is nothing impossible with God. We just feel that if this matter is allowed to escalate, the matter is something that will not affect only we that are living but even our children that will be born tomorrow”

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/my-problem-patience-jonathan-governor-amaechi
Politics › Re: Documents Show Lagos Informed Anambra Government Before Alleged Deportation by abu12: 4:40pm On Aug 02, 2013
[size=16pt]Eko oni bajeeeee o [/size]
Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Belongs To Mushin LGA - LGA Boss by abu12: 4:25pm On Aug 02, 2013
[quote author=k'nash]senior illiterate. the same yr u wont live to see.[/quote]Most of you will fill bad after 10year when you are ask to leave ladipo market
Politics › Re: Ladipo Market Belongs To Mushin LGA - LGA Boss by abu12: 2:00pm On Aug 02, 2013
We they no landlord and tenant now
Politics › Re: Deportation Of Igbos From Lagos: Senator Ngige Speaks by abu12: 12:56pm On Aug 02, 2013
chukwudi44: Chris Ngige just buried his gubernatorial dreams.It would have been better for him to remain silent.So Anambra is now a dumping ground for destitutes pan nigeria? Fashola claimed he wrote to peter obi yet he brought people from differant states in the SS/SE and dumped them in onitsha.Why didn't he also consult the other Governors whoose natives were invloved? Why did they come in @ that ungodly hour if they drop was supposed to be official? There are just bunch of lairs trying grapple @ straws to justify their inhuman acts.
Shameless people, now they want to crucified Ngige.
If fashola claim that he wrote letter to Anambra state govt which they reply and Anambra really have their people @heart they would have ask even their indigine who are in lagos to confirm if those people are really their indigine or send their state social welfare team to come and pick their indigine just the way lagos govt claim they went to Akwa-ibom to pick their indigine from rehab centre in uyo. Their is notting like odd time when it comes to things like this. If they can go to the airport to pick their governor by 2:pm why can't state official go and get their people by 4:pm.
Politics › Re: Deportation Of Igbos From Lagos: Senator Ngige Speaks by abu12: 12:10pm On Aug 02, 2013
You spoke well sir
Politics › Re: Fact-check: Government Arresting And Jailing Street Beggars Is Common Trend by abu12: 7:17am On Aug 02, 2013
They just like lagos grin
Politics › Re: Nigerians In Benin Republic Raided And Dumped In A Camp (photos) by abu12:
[size=14pt]"Lagos To Issue Residents Identity Cards By January 2013. [/size]

Hmmmm by the time lagos state will start operation show your ID-CARD, lagos state will make more money and you go see deportation

Get prepared to welcome more destitute and beggars

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