₦airaland Forum

EUROBOMBER: Nwannem, that Fashola used the term 'Host State' does not necessarily imply that he meant Igbos are refugees. I also do not see any threats in his response. No one needs to be told that an all out war would be very bloody and destructive.

“I think that there are large Igbo community in the state. And their presence is evident in Alaba with the Alaba International Market and the ASPAMDA market.

“There is too much at stake for anyone to begin to insight the Igbo community against their host state. There is too much at stake here. It is a very dangerous and unwarranted precedent. And I hope that common sense will prevail here. Also for those who are praying for blood should know that there is too much at risk here.”

“This is a political season and Anambra will be up for contest. And in a political season, unusual things happen and perhaps we are living in an interesting time.

And it is really important to say that our hospitality in Lagos state is legendary. And it is a global legend that the people of Lagos state are hospitable people. And so is the present government of the state and previous administration”.

baby_123: Are igbo's the first and only people returned Igbo's on NL can cry more than the bereaved sha. Did he say anything wrong

gratiaeo: With this, Ngige governorship ambition is dead and buried.
Fashola you are dump no bi small, poor calculation.
Will you have win Lagos without tinubu?

“There is too much at stake for anyone to begin to insight the Igbo community against their host state. There is too much at stake here. It is a very dangerous and unwarranted precedent. And I hope that common sense will prevail here. Also for those who are praying for blood should know that there is too much at risk here.”

Yeske!:
I could prescribe ketamine if he so preferes but not needed for now.

toseen29: I read thru d comments & one thing strikes me; majority seems to bliv in this man ability to be a change agent in Anambra. You ppl shud not limit your support to just comments on blogs, facebook and Newspapers. 65% of Anambra electorate don't read blogs e.t.c. u can do more interms of ur support by campaigning on the streets/villages of Anambra. This can be the much awaited electioneering campaign that will change the way we run politics/elections (not for money or possible appointment) in Nigeria. YES I BELIEVE IN SOLUDO!!!

Zona.com:
Was at headbrigde onitsha some weeks back, and i saw this bill board of anambra north being the supposed area to produce the next governor. I never knew obi was that serious with his anambra north thing.
As it stands now, ngige is damn popular among the traders(who make up a greater percentage of anambra's population). But with soludo as APGA's candidate, and obi behind him and maybe the catholic bishops too(we all know their influence in anambra), ngige might probably loose. I JUST DONT KNOW WHY, BUT I WOULD HATE MY STATE TO BE GOVERNED BY ANY ACN/APC watever.

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duality: Bro I don't thinks it is divisive politics, Its about Equity and stability. Look, when a certain region are always in power they become unnecessarily too powerful. I'm from the next state and I know what I'm saying

Afam4eva: Is it part of the zone that Peter Obi wants the governor to come from?

Obiagu1: Firstly, I'll say Gov. Obi screwed up by bringing divisive politics into Anambra State. Which one is North, South, Centre, etc? We are all Anambrarians and let the best candidate win; We don't need this silly quota stuff in the state.

sincerenigerian: I wouldn't blame the guy for refusing to the amputation. I was exactly like that when the doctors made the decision to amputate my wife's leg on Chrismas day of 2010. I refused to accept it because I could not imagine something of that magnitude happening to my wife, but as I was crying and wailing, my wife said they should go ahead and amputate the leg. Our kids were 2 and 3 years old then and we just started to enjoy our lives. But doctors said she was likely to die within days because blood was not flowing through the veins in the leg. Her blood began to cloth in various parts of the body. She was put on blood thinner for some time and up till this day she is still on high dose of blood thinner.

We are still not out of the wood yet. The sickness almost claimed the second leg recently but God saved the second leg. The sickness (systemic lupus) is deadly. It has recently affected the kidney and we are just hoping for the best.

This thing is financially and emotionally draining. God is our strength.

kingbang: Where is that clown called Abagworo? Peter Obi is a blessing to Anambra State.

alj harem: This is serious but I don't blame the man. Trust me if you were in his shoes, you might have done the same

berem: eyaaa! abeg you people should not make me cry o! all these stories can make me abstain from food for one week. abeg e don do o! RIP to your friend.

Naija_lastborn: More and More

Dis one na albino abeg