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Aging pair..but still looking beautiful |
Looking dapper |
And the Maina Saga continues........... |
Ever since this fuel scarcity hit, Nigerians no get joy for the Govt again.oo Meanwhile check signature below |
Make fuel available pls..dats all |
O boy the fuel scarcity is biting hard o |
Abeg the much talked about positive change is still widely expected, when we go get am? |
I think glo have the capacity to run 9mobile .and it's only wise that a big company like Globacom acquire an equally big company like 9mobile |
Nigeria’s First indigenous network raring to beat Airtel, Dangote Group, others to lucrative bid Champions don’t sleep. While their peers snuggle in slumber, they toil upward through the night unto the break of dawn. They burn will and shed sweat until the dreary mills of industry imbue their efforts with sweet fruits of labour. There is no gainsaying Globacom network is a champion among telecoms networks. This is because like a master steel forger, it hammers its iron while it is glowing hot. In a few days, all things being equal, Globacom would acquire 9mobile thus affirming its clout as Africa’s most successful telecoms network. There is something about Globacom network that distinguishes it among its peers and cutthroat rivals no doubt. The network’s merit probably lies in its capacity to make forays where none of its peers and rivals would dare venture. Globacom plans to buy 9mobile (formerly Etisalat) and after buying it, the network stands the possibility of emerging as Nigeria and Africa’s number one network, according to pundits in the telecoms sector. There is no limit to Globacom’s entrepreneurial depth; the past six months for instance has heralded the telecoms giant’s ingenious marketing and penetrative business strategies. Globacom has been inundating its customers with data gifts, bumper call credits, posh cars. among other perks. It’s data offering is superb and affordable thus establishing it as Africa’s most reliable and customer-friendly network. Industry pundits affirm that Globacom’s acquisition of 9mobile would be an epic coup considering stiff competition from top telecoms players who have shown interest in the company. The list of those who have tendered bid for 9mobile includes: India’s Bharti Airtel, operating as Airtel in Nigeria; Dangote Group’s telecoms business unit, Alheri Engineering Limited, which has the backing of U.S.-based Blackstone Group with an investment portfolio of $378 billion and a Nigerian subsidiary called the Black Rhino Group. Others are Smile Telecoms Holdings, a South African telecommunications group with subsidiaries in Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda; and Helios Towers, the former owner and operator of the largest telecoms tower network in Nigeria and other countries, before it sold its Nigerian infrastructure to HIS. Despite the fierce competition, Globacom is expected to scale through as the only successful bidder; if it succeeds in acquiring 9mobile, Globacom will consolidate its position as the most successful player in Nigeria’s telecoms industry and the network to beat in the African telecoms sector. Source: https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/261325/globacom-set-to-acquire-9mobile.html
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I hope it is not another Oga at the top saga again |
Good one lads |
It's not cool though..abeg the quick finger should return the phone jare |
Haba Oga lai Mohammed,learn to give accurate news na |
Blowing trumpets..abeg make una allow the money spread oo... |
He must have a big God |
Does it mean US financial Aid to Nigeria is gone ![]() |
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I am sure Chelsea is winning this one |
The heat between the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Osun State chapter, has gotten hotter as the 2018 governorship election knocks on the door. Knocking horns on a radio programme monitored by The Nigerian Voice, a chieftain from the PDP, Mr Akin Adeyi noted that the APC has failed in its governance delivery and that the people of the state are eager for a change come 2018 while the state Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology, State of Osun, Engr. Oluremi Omowaiye, said the people of the state knows the truth and would not vote for a dead party like the PDP. , Omowaiye said the party is clinically dead, has no brain, no liver and has resorted to lies and blackmail against the state government to propagate its agenda. However in a swift response, Adeyi said the party is not dead or dying and is not in any crisis. Speaking on the fast approaching election, Adeyi said the people of the state cannot wait to vote in the PDP who would not prioritise developmental projects over workers' salaries. "You are building schools at the expense of dying workers, building roads as people are selling their cars. The people of the state has expressed their feeling in the recently conducted Osun West senatorial election and would do the same come 2018." In his response, Omowaiye said that, "We know the PDP does not value infrastructure and you are only defending your dead party. Over 80% was used for workers from the first and second tranche of Paris club Refund and we know Government is not about paying workers alone. "Look at the roads we have built, the schools, the markets and other infrastructural developments. When there was resources in the state, the PDP could not do it anything so how would you rule now that there is limited resources. "Osun people knows the truth. We only thanked the State workers for their understanding." Source: https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/261232/osun-2018-apc-pdp-knock-horns.html
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PEOPLES Democratic Party members are right now protesting at the House of Representatives over the defection of a member, Mr. Mr. Raphael Igbokwe, to the All Progressives Congress. Igbokwe, who is from Imo State, first came to the House in 2011. PDP members immediately walked out in protest after the Speaker, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, allowed the defection to stand. PDP members had argued that based on the recent decision of the Supreme Court, there was no division in the party. Imo State Governor, Mr. Rochas Okorocha, witnessed the defection of Igbokwe at the session. Igbokwe announced that he had since joined the APC in January when there was a leadership crisis in the PDP. – Punch Source: https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/261191/defection-of-members-pdp-reps-protest-walk-out.html
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Discord rattles the beams and eaves of industry and high society as Abdulsamad Rabiu and Aliko Dangote engage in a bitter feud. The chairmen of BUA and Dangote Group respectively, disrupt the peace of industry, leaving it shaken and distraught like a guava tree caught in the path of a thunderstorm. It is an open secret that the billionaire magnates do not see eye to eye; so bitter is their feud that it has endured over the years, leaving their mutual friends and associates unhappy and at their wits end. Their business interests have pitted them against each other for years and despite speculations that their feud may be over soon, following Samad’s surprise appearance at Dangote’s 60th birthday party, the two men are still bitter enemies. It would be recalled that Samad came to Dangote’s 60th party organized for him by Femi Otedola thus exciting hope among their mutual friends and associates that the war between them had ended. But their hope was short-lived as both men have resumed their feud. Their enduring warfare remains a conundrum to all and sundry given the fact that both men are Hausas; both of them are industrialists, and they both contribute to the Nigerian economy in no small measure. The genesis of their feud has been traced to the ex-president, Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, which allegedly favoured Dangote to the detriment of his major rivals and competitors in the business sector. Samad, the Executive Chairman of BUA Group, allegedly wrote a petition to President Buhari, detailing how policies of successive governments in the last two decades have “unduly” favoured his kinsman. While both men have kept mum over their warfare, pundits aver that they should sheathe their swords and caution their apologists lest they escalate the tensions between them and aggravate their feud to a scandalous war in mainstream media and on the social media. SOURCE https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/261178/aliko-dangote-vs-absdulsamad-rabiuwho-will-unite-these-two.html
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Well the NoI polls have given their part however time and event preceeding the 2019 election is still going to major a part towards how the votes will swing.. |
[quote author=Mynd44 you made some valid points and I think based on precedence you are drawing these conclusions.post=63392688]When I tell people that Presidnet Buhari has the NE locked even if Atiku runs they say it is a lie. No matter who contests, Buhari will get about 80% of the votes frok the NE and 75% of NW. He will probably get 50% of the NC. With these numbers, it will take a miracle for him to lose in 2019. Which leads me to say Although President Buhari has not done enough to merit a second term, he will win the elections in 2019.[/quote] |
With the dates already set in 2019 for the elections and with 2/3 of the current administration’s tenure all but used up, we are in a position to gauge the possible re-election chances of the APC federal government and the possible chances of a PDP candidate. The most recent NOIpolls (which can be viewed on www.noi-polls.com ) as of the time of writing is quite informative. Buhari’s strongest area of strength is in the North East zone. 80% of people there either approve of or strongly approve of Buhari’s performance thus far. Only 10% of people either disapprove or strongly disapprove of Buhari’s performance and only 10% are on the fence as they neither approve nor disapprove of his performance. This is bad news for Atiku as he appears very unlikely to be able to move significant support from his home zone as they appear locked in for Buhari. American pollsters tend to state that most of those on the fence tend to break for the challenger or they fail to turn up at all depending on the candidate put up by the opposition. The most Atiku (or anyone else from the NE) can obtain from the NE would therefore be about 18%. The North West is the second most entrenched supporting zone for Buhari. 75% of people in Nigeria’s most populous zone is locked in for Buhari (as they either approve or strongly approve of Buhari’s performance). Only 7% are on the fence and 18% of people either disapprove or strongly disapprove of Buhari’s performance. 25% support being the maximum support obtainable from the NW. A candidate from the NW would probably be a most unwise choice for the PDP. North Central is Buhari’s third most electorally strong zone and the third strongest area of entrenched opposition to a Buhari presidency. 46% of people either support or strongly support Buhari’s government. However, 43% however strongly oppose or oppose Buhari’s government. 11% of people in the North Central are on the fence. They may either vote for PDP or not vote at all depending on the candidate PDP puts up. In my view, this is the most viable zone from where to select a presidential candidate for the PDP (if PDP is going to choose a candidate from the North). The SW is the area of strongest support for Buhari in the South. 37% of people approve or strongly approve of Buhari’s performance. However 38% disapproves or strongly disapproves. Importantly, 25% of people of the SW have no opinion either way. This is a very tricky position for Buhari here and his performance in 2019 will depend on how much PDP will be perceived to be an anti Yoruba party as well as the candidate (and his /her vice candidate) selected by the PDP as a competitor to Buhari. SE is a most interesting zone. 19% of people have positive support for Buhari. 46% have entrenched opposition to Buhari with 35% on the fence. With APGA likely to present a presidential candidate in 2019 and with 35% of people in that zone on the fence when it comes to perception of Buhari’s performance, it is unclear whether a VP choice by the PDP will be enough to swing support to the PDP as opposed to a candidate of igbo origin from APGA. APGA provides a serious headache to the PDP (especially if the PDP chooses a Northern presidential candidate and even if the PDP selects an igbo as such persons vice presidential candidate) and the most likely source of comfort for a Buhari presidency. The SS zone has the largest entrenched opposition to Buhari at 49%. 26% however have locked in support for Buhari. 25% are therefore undecided. In the absence of party specific to the SS competing with the PDP for the undecided 25% of the vote, it appears entirely logical for the PDP to select a person from the SS as its VP candidate that would help it lock in the 25% of people that have neither a positive or negative view of Buhari’s performance 2/3 into Buhari’s first term. With the SE and SW having very high undecided voters, PDP will be in a very tricky situation. PDP has to contend with a very strong APGA party that is unlikely to sit things out as it did for GEJ in 2019. If APGA chooses an Igbo person as its main candidate for the presidency then chances are that the PDP will be competing with APGA for 81% of the vote of the zone that combines those on the fence and those that oppose or strongly oppose Buhari. The SW will also be tricky. It has a VP on the current ticket yet it has 25% of its people neither positively or negatively disposed to Buhari. The issue then is whether that 25% will be converted to positive support for a Northern PDP candidate that does not have a SW PDP vice presidential candidate. Buhari is a weakened candidate from all accounts. He has not added to his core areas of electoral strength from 2015. However, he is likely to be aided by APGA’s intention to select a presidential candidate of igbo extraction and the possibility that a VP choice from either of the zones of the south is likely to depress participation from the large body of fence warmers from the non selected zones of the south. Source: https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/261129/the-2019-presidential-elections-and-the-current-noipolls.html
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