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dayokanu: Which are the major parties in 2003? Are you saying AGIPA is not major enough.

When Okadigbo was VP in a major party did Igbos vote for him?

Rather they followed PDP like mumu

You be malu
VP is same as P, right? Okay why not Make Ngige P and Fasola VP?

seunfly: my friend yoruba never voted OBJ

You 'hediotic'' liar. Who did they vote for in 2003?

Onlytruth: My brother you go wound pesin here o.

APC= BOKO HARAM PARTY

All Christians from SW, NC, SS, SE and the core North should run, run, run from APC.

Why is APC goading Fasola, who has not even expressed an interest, to run for the presidency? The same Fasola who deported fellow Nigerians from his state.
Why are they pushing Buhari who has been tried and tested and failed as a national leader?
Why are they doing same for Tambuwal who is not even in their party?
Why are they not doing same for Ngige who is an APC party leader?
Or for Utomi (also an APC member) who is is from SS, even if Igbo?

Why are Yorubas bent on derailing GEJ's presidency? Is it because they perceive him as a minority? Remember they called him an ogogoro-drinking fisherman.

dayokanu: I know FSU is the poster child for dementia so Its no surprise

Was the coward Ojuku not a presidential contestant? why didnt Ndyibos vote for him

FYI Ojuku didnt win a single state when he contested

Was he nominated by a major party? And yes, Igbos voted for him. In that election he came third and all his votes were from Igbos. You are a complete ignoramus.

Two Muslims can never be allowed to rule Nigeria, much as two Christians will not. Boko Haram activities have shown us that we should not repeat the MKO-Kingibe experiment.
Nigeria is a religiously sensitive country and should be respected as such.

0lumide: Pessimism is not an attitude, it's a state of mind.

So are we are to blame the policy or probe the person involved in the road scam?

I don't like your tribalistic tone.. I'm Yoruba and I don't see Babalakin as a respected Yoruba man. You can really just buzz off if you can.

You are looking to get a contract and to make your own cut into the national cake without delivering anything. You be proper thief.

0lumide: Give out management contracts if the FG can not manage our amenities. You don't just sell out public amenities because you can't manage it without corruption.

Give out management contracts and if any rubbish happens, we have the management company to blame.

Like the Babalakin Management Company (Bi-Courtney) which embezzled billions of fed money earmarked for Lagos-Ibadan road,and still remains one of the most respected Yorubaman by Yorubas, abi? You lots are very shameless.

Folks should gear up to vehemently campaign against Fasola, a confirmed deporter of non-Yoruba fellow Nigerians from Yorubaland. The North will be reminded of those deportations of their people by Fasola. Those who break the law (that all citizens, irrespective of their status, have a right to domicile in any part of the country) of the land for sectional reasons have no place in national politics. Those who close shops and trading posts owned by traders of other ethnic groups have no place in national politics.

Yoruba masters of certificate forgery. These are examples of those claiming to be sophisticated.

Ogun Police uncover underground ritualists’ den

News Sunday, February 3, 2013


Entrance of the ritualists underground den.

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BY DAUD OLATUNJI

ABEOKUTA - The Ogun State Police Command, Sunday, said it had arrested three suspected ritualists and uncovered another ritualists’ underground den in Idode-Imomo, Ijebu North-East Local Government Area of Ogun State.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, who stated this said the command had begun an investigation into the matter.

According to him, the suspects, Kehinde Rufai,Debo Awonaya and one David, are cooling their feet in police custody.

Vanguard gathered that the place was located between Ijebu-Ode and Atan, closed to the border area of Oyo, Ogun and Ondo states.

An eye witness told Vanguard, however, that some youths discovered the ritualists underground den located in a forest after a 70-year-old man identified as Kehinde Rabiu was declared missing.

According to the source, residents of the area were shocked when they saw the underground den which has stairs underneath.

The suspected ritualists were reported to have built a house beside the underground in the forest and planted indian hemp around the place.

Speaking on the incident, Chairman of Community Development Association in the area, Kola Ologbode, described the three suspects as criminals.

He said the trio had been known for criminal activities, adding that, he had overheard them saying they were looking for aged man for a business.

Also speaking, the village head, Durojaye Olugbode, begged the government for assistance to get rid of kidnappers in the area.

http://odili.net/news/source/2013/feb/3/342.html

Did you know that this year's NLNG prize for literature (100 US dollars) was won by an Igbo lady (Chika Unigwe) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chika_Unigwe and her runner up is also Igbo (Ngozi Achebe), both from Anambra and with UNN (Nsukka) heritage? Note that the current MD of NLNG is a Yoruba, the immediate past one was an Igbo (from Mbaise, Imo State).

The questionis, how would the quality of the literary work that wins this huge prize look like were it to be given based on federal character?

Not surprised. The minister is yoruba. Cowards die before death comes. Try Dora Akunyili for strenght.

2Legit2Qui: These stories and headlines that differs so much from the body. God save us from these journalists and senseless NL re postings.

What are you smoking?

By Moyo Fabiyi

United States of America-based journalist and newspaper columnist, Prof. Okey Ndibe, says he has been detained five times recently because the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua administration had declared him ‘enemy of the state’.

Speaking with P.M.NEWS Monday, Ndibe said he was detained for 10 hours at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport when he returned to the country on Saturday.

A regular columnist with Nigeria-based The Sun newspapers, Ndibe said when he was first detained at the airport on his return to Nigeria in January 2011, security operatives told him that the Yar’Adua administration had included his name in the list of ‘enemies of the state’ based on his newspaper column that was critical of government policies or activities.

He said: “that time I was informed the Yar’Adua administration put my name in the list of ‘enemies of the state’ but President Goodluck Jonathan has instructed the SSS to remove my name from the list.”

The university teacher said he doubted if his name has been removed from the list because Saturday was the fifth time he was arrested at the airport on his return to or while travelling out of the country.

He explained that when in 2011 he was detained and his US and Nigerian passports were seized, they told him it was a mistake that his name had been removed from the list. But since then, each time he returned to Nigeria or was leaving, SSS would arrest and detain him, with his Saturday ordeal being the fifth time.

He said at a time on Saturday, he was kept alone in a room and when he phoned his wife to inform her he had been arrested and detained, a security operative seized his phone.

But while he was upset and protested the treatment meted out to him, another officer calmed him down, apologised and returned his phone to him.

P.M.NEWS gathered that when the SSS boss at the airport arrived his office at about 9.15 a.m. on Sunday, he got in touch with his boss in Abuja who ordered that he should be released.

“Thereafter, I was released. The officer said it was a mistake that will not happen again,” he said.

Ndibe travelled to the U.S. in 1988 to become the founding editor of African Commentary magazine.

His childhood memoir of the Nigerian civil war entitled My Biafran Eyes published in 2008 was an award winning piece.

Presently, he teaches at the Trinity College, Connecticut, USA and Brown University, Rhodes Island.


http://saharareporters.com/news-page/sss-declares-okey-ndibe-enemy-state-pm-news-lagos

Ìyániwúrà123: DAME PATIENCE FAKA JONATHAN



10. Her hobbies? You bet! Reading, writing, travelling and oh yeah, swimming!


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Is that a past or present hobby? As an Okrikan, she must have swum, but as a fat lady, has she been swimming?

The latest cannibal in town
I was almost sold the dummy that this cannibal from Ogun State is the former Oyo Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala. What a name coincidence.

Alao Akala Arraigned for Biting Journalist
11 Jan 2013
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Alao Akala

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His impatience and needless fury led him not only to bite off the left ear of a journalist, but also to attack another with a camcorder stand. The assailant is Alao Akala. Yes, Alao Akala, but not the one you know. This one, unlike the former Governor of Oyo State, Chief Adebayo Alao-Akala, is from Ago-Ika in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Akala, a 50-year-old man, was arraigned before the Abeokuta Magistrates’ Court, yesterday for allegedly biting off the left ear of a journalist, Mr. Saheed Ganiyu.
Police prosecutor, Sunday Eiagbejiale, said the accused committed the alleged offence on January 3 at the Ago-Ika area of Abeokuta.
Narrating the incident, Eiagbejiale told Magistrate Martins Akinyemi that the accused attacked the two journalists who were carrying out their lawful duties with "no just cause".
“Akala bit off Ganiyu’s left ear, causing grievous harm and hit Olayiwola on the head with a camcorder stand.

"It will interest this court to know that the journalists are in Abeokuta from Ilorin to research the claim that the late Chief Olusola Saraki was from this town.

"As an indigene was giving them the lowdown of how the late Saraki was related to Abeokuta, the accused came midway into the interview, broke the camera and turned the venue upside down,” the prosecutor told the court.
He added that the accused also “maliciously damaged the journalists’ camcorder camera valued at N300,000.
The prosecutor said that the offence contravened Sections 355, 335 and 451 of the Criminal Code Laws of Ogun, 2006.
But the accused who was not represented by a counsel pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge of assault and unlawful damage.
Akala pleaded that he had mistaken the journalists for prospective buyers invited to inspect his family property, which was situated at the venue of the incident.

Akinyemi granted him bail in the sum of N140,000 with two sureties in like sum and adjourned further hearing till March 3.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/alao-akala-arraigned-for-biting-journalist/136033/

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Afam front page oh!!!

planetuzor: God speared my Live Once Again..

Hahaha! If God speared your life how come you are still alive? Did you mean spared?

Soludo's text message to his brother, Olisa Metuh, PDP chieftain

Sahara misporters busted again? Anyways, we will soon know who is telling the truth

http://247ureports.com/soludo-not-arrested-family-source/

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While it was awash in the media and also in the social networks hours ago that former CBN Governor, Charles Soludo was arrested this afternoon, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC over an alleged connection in the Australian polymer banknotes bribery scam – A close family source has come out to debunk the story - “To the best of my knowledge Soludo was not arrested, I also spoke with him about an hour ago.” – said a relative of the former Central Bank Governor.

Informed observers of the Abuja political sphere point to a pre-existing politically laced disparity between the Jonathan led administration and the former Central Bank Governor - as cause for the false alarm raised by the use of media to spread of false and image-tarnishing rumors of arrest of Prof Chukwuma C. Soludo. They view the newsbreak of Soludo’s arrest with suspicion.

Worth noting is – on occasions, Soludo has authored hard hitting analysis of the Nigerian socio-economic decay - some where published in the ThisDay Newspapers.

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All efforts to contact Wilson Uwujaren, the EFCC spokesperson proved abortive as his phone was switched off.