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The largest ethnic group in Akwa Ibom State, the Ibibio, during the week, dissociated itself from the ambition of former junior minister, Senator John Akpanudoedehe of

the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), over his alleged divisive actions and utterances.

At a meeting recently at the palace of Ntisong Ibibio, the Akwa Esop Imaisong Ibibio, the umbrella association comprising traditional rulers, elders, leaders and stakeholders in Ibibioland, suspended Udoedehe’s campaign manager, Obong Thomas Akpan, for allegedly sponsoring some incisive and divisive publications in some local newspapers.

Akpan and his principal were accused by the organisation of “preaching ethnic division in Akwa Ibom State in the name of campaigning for votes, instead of espousing his manifestoes and programmes.”

One of the offending publications had quoted Ntisong Essien Udo Ekidem III, the leader of the group as saying “that Ibibio people had been used for sacrifice in the past three years by the Akpabio administration, hence, the Ibibio should not vote a non-Ibibio.”

Members of the Esop were said to have unanimously reaffirmed support for Governor Akpabio, based on what they described as “his unprecedented and uncommon transformation both in Ibibioland and the entire state.”

Reiterating the stance of the Ibibio, the patriarch of the Esop, Ntisong Ekidem, in a press release, dissociated himself and the entire Esop from Udoedehe’s utterances and publications, saying, “I completely dissociate myself and the Akwa Esop Imaisong Ibibio from the said publication as they are ill-conceived, malicious, irresponsible, false, reckless and highly embarrassing to me, the membership of Akwa Esop Imaisong Ibibio and indeed the entire Ibibio race.”

The said publication is intended to cause disaffection among the entire Ibibio race, the government and our sister ethnic groups in the state”, Ekidem said.

Ntisong Ekidem described them “desperate political wolves who are always craving for the slightest opportunity to foment trouble in the state” advising the peace loving and good people of Akwa Ibom and residents to consign it to the dust-bin of negativism.

“It must be stressed that I, the membership of Akwa Esop Imaisong Ibibio and indeed, the entire Ibibio race are satisfied with the excellent performance of the administration of Chief Godswill Obot Akpabio, which can be seen in the fair and equitable distribution of projects and appointments in the State. It was for this reason that the Ibibio race unanimously endorsed him for a second term at Asan Ibibio on October 10, 2009.

It must be stressed that as credible leaders of Ibibioland, we are not given to double speak. Thus, I wish to once again declare for the avoidance of doubt that, ‘on Asan Ibibio declaration we stand’”, he added

The Ntisong said they have noted the current security challenges in the state and that “Akwa Esop Imaisong Ibibio is satisfied with the measures the State Government has so far taken and urges all Akwa Ibom persons to cooperate with the state government to ensure that the criminals are made to face the full weight of the law”.

Akwa Esop wishes to warn mischief makers who are in the habit of using a crime committed in the state as a political weapon to divide the state along tribal lines and fan embers of disunity, discord and acrimony to desist forthwith”, the release said.

With the massive show of solidarity from the Ibibios, the April election may well be a work over for Governor Akpabio, despite attempts by his opponents to stop him through

discrediting his government.

It was also learnt that the leadership of the largest ethnic group in the state decided to reaffirm its support for the second term ambition of Governor Akpabio based on the fact that it was not yet the turn of Uyo Senatorial district to produce the next governor having served out its eight year tenure through Obong Victor Attah and it was therefore normal and in the spirit of fairness and equal right that Ikot Ekpene district be allowed to complete its eight year tenure through the incumbent governor.

http://tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/front-page-articles/3214-ibibio-people-disown-akpanudoedehesuspend-campaign-coordinator-reaffirm-support-for-akpabio

Apressure group from Imo State, Imo Interest Group on Friday announced plans to begin a campaign aimed at sensitising indigenes and voters in Imo State to vote out the state governor, Ikedi Ohakim, in the April 2011 governorship election in the state.

In a statement issued on Friday in Abuja and signed by Barrister Uchenna Nwachukwu, the group’s co-coordinator, they said their grouse with Governor Ohakim is his non-performance in office.

The group said they were angry that despite the fact that the state governor has nothing to show for his four years stay in office, the governor is now using religion in his bid to win a second term in office.

The group condemned in its entirety the upsurge in the politicisation of religion in the state by Governor Ohakim.

They bemoaned what they called the use of money to lure some priests and members of the clergy in Okigwe as reported in a national newspaper.

The group commend-ed the men of God for rejecting the Greek gift, “because the strange offer from Ohakim connoted a bizarre effort to silence the priests in the face of rising tyranny, oppression and misrule in Imo State.”

The group also took a swipe at one of the gover-nor’s men who was reported to have offered a priest N1 million after he tricked the religious men/women into coming for a meeting in his house in Mbano.

Expressing anger over the entire episode which took place in the state recently, the group said: “Imagine the mockery and mischief that would have brought to the church leaders in the state and to the entire Christendom had the priests accepted the money.

The Imo Interest Group, in the press statement, condemned the level of desperation to win the Catholic Church by all means as exhibited in the announcement of Viola Onwuliri, a professor and wife of a knight of the Catholic Church, as his running mates in the April governorship election in the state.

Onwuliri, from Ahiazu Mbaise LGA replaced Ada Okwuonu, the deputy governor and an Anglican from Aboh- Mbaise.

Coming at a time the governor was not known to have had any problem with his deputy, Ada Okwuonu, a member of the Anglican Church , the group said “the choice of Onwuliri is widely believed to be an act of desperation which has the potency of pitching a section of the state against another.

http://tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/news/3221-imo-group-begins-campaign-against-ohakims-re-election-

Residents of Jos, the Plateau State capital have expressed disappointment that the visit of the President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, to Jos on Thursday, did not give them much hope on the security situation in the state.


Many residents of the city who spoke to SUNDAY PUNCH on Friday said they had expected that the President would have made a concrete statement on the security situation in the state so as to give them confidence and hope.


Acting Director, Centre for Conflict Management and Peace Studies of the University of Jos, Prof Audu Gambo, and a lecturer in the centre, Mr. Joseph Longmang, who spoke to our correspondent in separate interviews, said the president did not use the opportunity of the visit to address security which was the most critical need of the people of the state.


Gambo said, “What the ordinary citizen of Plateau expected at this time, beyond the rhetoric of politicking, is that the president should have made a categorical and firm statement on how to restore peace on the Plateau. Instead of addressing critical issues like security that will give the people hope in the face of the recurring crises in the state, his visit left the people of the state disappointed.”


Gambo also expressed disappointment that even Governor Jonah Jang had not taken the issue of security very seriously.


Longmang, who shared Gambo’s opinion, said the president should have used the opportunity to lay a foundation for a lasting peace on the Plateau.


He said, “I quite appreciate the fact that the president was on a state visit and, as such, should perform a state function, but given the situation on the Plateau, we had expected that his visit would give a semblance of peace in the face of the degenerating security situation in the state. Perhaps he should have taken a step, which might not have been taken in the past to lay the foundation for peace.


“If I were the president, I would have taken the opportunity of the visit to the Gbong Gwom’s Palace to take a walk along Moshalasi Juma’a to assure the residents that the government is there for them.


“I should have equally used that opportunity to organise a peace meeting where I will be the chairman, where I will use my paraphernalia of office to engender a lasting peace, considering the fact that this is no longer a Plateau problem. This will create a very big impression that government is abreast of the situation in the state. It will not give people the impression that what the president is interested in is only in their votes.”


Longmang noted that if the president had done all these and even talked about his meeting with stakeholders, it would lay a solid foundation for sustainable peace in the state.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201102201461512

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=607950.msg7769247#msg7769247 date=1298243112]Alj haram, kedu? [/quote]but chyz you are going craze with this kedu you keep telling me

why na ?

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=607950.msg7769247#msg7769247 date=1298243112]Alj haram, kedu? [/quote]odunma

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=607950.msg7769192#msg7769192 date=1298241987]I think mr.yoruba man is getting pissed. Too bad none of kings in Igbo land were sacked by another tribal group. [/quote]hope you are not suggesting he is yoruba because you are wrong

read his previous posts

Wadeoye:
I dont understand what these Igbo people think they are. Igbo more than Yoruba in Lagos? How?

Where are they in Lagos? - Ayobo, Ipaja, Dopemu, Agege, Ikorodu, Ogba, Mushin, Ojuelegba, Epe, Badagary, Isheri, Ikotun, Egbeda,

The population of Igbo here is not more than 20% of the population of Lagos.

If there population is anything above 20%, why have we not seen so many Igbo cancellors, chairmen, honorables, etc in Lagos?

Let all of them vote for GEJ, that will not give GEJ more than 15% of the vote in SW.

thank for the bolded

i have even forgotten those area of lagos,.,. sad but true the population of igbos in lagos has been overestimated by the eze indigbo of lagos

well all said and done, i know even the so called 15% of igbos will follow the populace because most of them are evn abagbro and OPC member now in lagos. some even danfo driver will others are in yaba mixing into the community and some even know haw to speak yoruba than ileke-idi herself

[quote author=okada_man link=topic=607950.msg7768668#msg7768668 date=1298235137]Βουκέφαλος, You called Ode-Irele  Ijaw town? Are you mad?? you must be smoking igbo-morrocco!

You even said Agagu is Ijaw-Yoruba? is okitipupa ijaw land? maybe you drop down on ya head when you were small boy, theres nothin like Ijaw-Yoruba. you are a Crazy person. You are not from Ondo state liar liar!

The Yoruba in ondo riverine area are Ikale, Ilaje, igbokoda, Irele, Zion, Okitipupa Agbabu etc
You must be a fake Ijaw cos even real Ijaw cannot claim Ilaje land or claim Ijaw-Yoruba. Ijaw no be Yoruba! stop saying nonsense shiit on internet. this small boy is crazy. Try and go to Ode-Irele and visit market and say Irele is Ijaw town and you will know wetin go happen to your small head.

yeye small boy liar wey no no anything.

Ijaw people know dem place in Ondo riverside that is why no Ijaw person can come here to boast nonsens ebcos of these thugs, they stil remember 2003, they no wan suffer again.[/quote]i have said it that he is not from ondo because if he has been there, he will not be saying lies on the internet

i have been there and ijaw in the riverine and costal area are very insignificant moverover it is a small piece of land to the south east of ondo. even the itsekiri are now coming from the east to displace them

this man even said aguga was ijaw can you imagine he is clearly clueless or just lying

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=607950.msg7768629#msg7768629 date=1298234709]in yorubaland, if your father is yoruba, you are yoruba.

these ijaw mixtures might be matrilineally yoruba-i'm not sure.

in any case, mixture is nothing new in the southwest.[/quote]not only that, it is also the case in the north and east

ezeuche is ibibio and igbo

in the north fulani mixed with hausa, kanuri even igala are a lot so i see no big deal

ondo indigenes are not ijaw,.,. that is the reality whether ileja etc they are not ijaw. they are yoruba and trace themselve to ife, they are in OPC, Yoruba council of elders, afenifere etc

what else do they want for prove

to my ijaw brothers, you are from balysea, rivers state that is all do not push you luck because we northerners will get involve as it is distablizing the country

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=607950.msg7768580#msg7768580 date=1298234269]Alj haran,kedu? . You're misinterpreting my statement. The point that I was trying to make is that groups who border each other, tend to swap names. I am in no way agreeing that the man is not yoruba,but, at the same time, I am in no way agree that he is. In reality, as well as politically, being from a majority state would leave some minority to change and adopt, maybe not completely, the culture and ways of the majority in order to receive full benefits or integration.[/quote]ok i understand but do not let ijaws bull you to make you people landlocked

thanks odunma

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768586#msg7768586 date=1298234305]THE pOSTER SHOULD CHANGE THE HEADLINE TOO.
THEY INVADED IRELE NOT ONDO VILLAGE.
ONDO IS DIFFERENT FROM ONDO STATE. IT IS A TOWN ON ITS OWN TOO[/quote]i understand what you mean

you are saying
1.) there are yoruba youruba proper

2.) there are ijaw-yoruba mixture

but i am saying yes and this ijaw-yoruba mixture speak and act like yoruba, since you have been to ondo you know that; you will not know the difference unless he tells you his name.

but thanks for you time

rethink:
@Alhaji Harem

Because you have been to Ondo state makes you an authority? Hit your head on table you are typing on, tell me are you show you have any brain at all?

rethink, you really need to rethink here. who is showing authority

he made false claims and i told him he can not lie to me because i have been to almost every part of nigeria and fortunately you me i have been to ondo as well .

you see, i can not be lied to in terms of southern nigeria,.,.,.,. i know a lot you people do not know

look instead of lying to yourselves, speak the truth when it is needed

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=607950.msg7768510#msg7768510 date=1298233578]Its true. The same also happens in Rivers with the kalabari-ijaws and the Igbos. Asari Dokubo is a good example. According to the african tradition of whatever your father is, you are, Asari Dokubo is an Igbo man with mixed kalabari blood. His birth name is Melford Uzodinma Dokubo Goodhead(Isioma) Jr. Goodhead is translated to english. When you go to Kalabari territory you will see many of those with the name "Goodhead".

http://www.alhajimujahiddokubo-asari.com/family.htm[/quote]no it is not true, he is called yoruba because he is a Yoruba man

he is not called yoruba because he is from ondo but because he is a yoruba man. do not let and iddeeiot tell you lies

they are twisting history and territories here and you are falling for there trap.

go reseach about him before you call him yoruba because he is from ondo state

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768469#msg7768469 date=1298233212]he is called a yoruba because is town is within the ondo states borders, what i am telling you is the people of the riverine area in ondo states trade and do many things together and speak similar languages.
Like i said an ondo indigene will call him ILAJE.

and my point is Irele people arent unfamilar with ijaws so it want an invasion they are the same people but different states[/quote]no no no you were aguring that the riverine or costal area of ondo is an ijaw speaking area and i said NO

The riverine area of ondo do not speak ijaw language,.,. Fact because i have been to ondo before so stop telling me crap

yes there are areas in ondo that are ijaw people but even most of them speak yoruba now,.,. i have seen a lot of them from ondo called utomi that speak yoruba even better than the native and they do not even consider themselves as ijaws

yes they are called ilaja or whatever you call them but they are part and parcel of the yoruba ethnic group

ijaw call them ileja, yorubas call them yoruba, igbos call them nigabati, and we call them Yoruba

ok, i hope you are no longer confused

Obiagu1:
To the Ijaws, everyman that is riverine or has riverine culture is Ijaw whether he speaks Ijon or not. 

you dey mind them, i pray yorubas, edo and igbos strat killing them.

the sooner the genocide the better

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768406#msg7768406 date=1298232497]You cant know more about ondo state than me, I was born there and i went to school there, HE IS FROM THE RIVERRINE AREA, we usually term all of them as ilaje people, they have relations all over ijaw lands,
go and do your research

when i was in sec school then i remember we usually get free books from the nddc project and do u even know that ondo state is part of the niger delta states??
he is from the reverine area, there are around 3-5 local governments for the people of the riverine are in ondo state.

do your research[/quote]oga which ijaw man will donate money to yoruba conucil of elder YCE

Agagu donated N250,000 which goes to show that Olusegun Obasanjo is sponsoring the YCE. Pray, what's wrong with that? If today, Obasanjo writes an application to Afenifere, countersigned by Clinton and Blair, will he be admitted into the puritan cult? Of course not.

http://www.nigerdeltacongress.com/tarticles/trouble_with_yoruba_leaders.htm

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768406#msg7768406 date=1298232497]You cant know more about ondo state than me, I was born there and i went to school there, HE IS FROM THE RIVERRINE AREA, we usually term all of them as ilaje people, they have relations all over ijaw lands,
go and do your research

when i was in sec school then i remember we usually get free books from the nddc project and do u even know that ondo state is part of the niger delta states??
he is from the reverine area, there are around 3-5 local governments for the people of the riverine are in ondo state.

do your research[/quote]oga so it is only ijaws that live in riverine area

i think you are smoking igbo or ramrim

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768406#msg7768406 date=1298232497]You cant know more about ondo state than me, I was born there and i went to school there, HE IS FROM THE RIVERRINE AREA, we usually term all of them as ilaje people, they have relations all over ijaw lands,
go and do your research

when i was in sec school then i remember we usually get free books from the nddc project and do u even know that ondo state is part of the niger delta states??
he is from the reverine area, there are around 3-5 local governments for the people of the riverine are in ondo state.

do your research[/quote]i mean look at who you are calling an ijaw man

https://www.coastalnews.com/images/rsgallery/watermarked/0c5e0f413d0a9ed90cce55ee967ccfa1.jpg

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768406#msg7768406 date=1298232497]You cant know more about ondo state than me, I was born there and i went to school there, HE IS FROM THE RIVERRINE AREA, we usually term all of them as ilaje people, they have relations all over ijaw lands,
go and do your research

when i was in sec school then i remember we usually get free books from the nddc project and do u even know that ondo state is part of the niger delta states??
he is from the reverine area, there are around 3-5 local governments for the people of the riverine are in ondo state.

do your research[/quote] no one is aguing that he did not come from there

i am saying he is not ijaw, he is yoruba haba





Akure — Power and Steel Minister, Dr. Olusegun Agagu said yesterday that the only condition for re-election of President Olusegun Obasanjo is for all Yorubas in other political parties to move enmass into the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to fight anti-Obasanjo forces come 2003 presidential election.

Dr. Agagu also called for a conference of Yoruba leaders of thoughts to meet on a non partisan platform and work out the possibility and ensure that the agents is flawlessly implemented.

http://allafrica.com/stories/200103060202.html

i mean what ijaw man would do this

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768379#msg7768379 date=1298232137]He is from the riverine area yes he is , i have friends from the riverine areas too they all have yoruba names,
they speak youruba and have distant relations all around niger delta.
I schooled in ondo state they are part of the nddc project do u know this?[/quote]read about him

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/interview/326-why-people-called-me-owambe-governor-olusegun-agagu

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768379#msg7768379 date=1298232137]He is from the riverine area yes he is , i have friends from the riverine areas too they all have yoruba names,
they speak youruba and have distant relations all around niger delta.
I schooled in ondo state they are part of the nddc project do u know this?[/quote]can you see you people are very funny,

does this person look like ijaw to you
https://www.coastalnews.com/images/rsgallery/watermarked/9f4d759c71c490391e879649d2975c7a.jpg

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768350#msg7768350 date=1298231862]Their is no cowardice here, Irele people are ijaws, The ijaw are around 17 percent of ondo states population. dont be decieved by their yoruba names, OLUSEGUN AGAGU the former governor was from the area too,[/quote]oga i ask again is olusegun agagu an ijaw person or a yoruba person because i want to know

[quote author=Βουκέφαλος link=topic=607950.msg7768350#msg7768350 date=1298231862]Their is no cowardice here, Irele people are ijaws, The ijaw are around 17 percent of ondo states population. dont be decieved by their yoruba names, OLUSEGUN AGAGU the former governor was from the area too,[/quote]is olusegun agagu ijaw ?

excanny:
In the case of the SW, I doubt if GJ will lose. Worst thing will be getting close to 50% of the votes there.

Someone gave me a modest percentage of the demographies in Lagos.
Yoruba- 40% 70%
Igbo- 20% 12%
Hausa-15% 8%
SS-15% 7%
Others-10% 3%

Of these you already have 35%(Igbos+SS) who have openly declared their support for Jonathan.

Let's say we put into consideration some SE/SS who might decide to vote differently as X. Remember some Yorubas also do not have a soft spot for Tinubu's party/Buhari. Let's put this group as Y.

X cancels Y, and the 35-40% sure votes for GJ stands.

Believe me, if GJ doesn't cause an upset in the SW, he wont get less than 50% of the votes there.

that is the true estimate, just because you do not see the yorubas in the city does not mean they are not there

go to epe and other rural areas in lagos they are there

we and igbos are more in the city than rural areas in lagos, the yorubas are in every corner of lagos to be honest

but if we want to decieve ourselves then your estimate is right

Osama10:
Will they ever allow this kind of law to be passed?

you dey mind them, all of them go die if the bill is passed

starting from OBJ to NWODO to BAbanigida, atiku, tinubu akala, ibori, chime fashola

na all of them go die

very funny people,.,. even him will die

BY DAYO JOHNSON
AKURE—POLICE in Ondo State have secured the release of Oba Samuel Oyegbemi, abducted by some militant youths in riverine Ijaw community, Iju-Osun, Ondo State.
Last week the militants invaded the town and abducted Oba Oyegbemi, set his palace ablaze, other buildings and allegedly killed five persons.
Speaking with newsmen, Ondo State Police Command Public Relations Officer, PRO, Mr. Aremu Adeniran, said the monarch, was hale and hearty.
Adeniran said a combined team of the anti-riot and regular police officers, deplored in the area, secured the release of the monarch on Saturday.
He said the monarch was in high spirit and was not rough-handled by the Ijaw youths who abducted him after setting his palace and other houses ablaze, during their rampage.
He said nobody had been arrested by the police over the unfortunate development, but confirmed that the command had begun investigation into the matter.
Reports had it that some Militants youths from Ijaw invaded Iju-Osun town in the Irele Local Government Area of Ondo State and burnt the place.
Adeniran, however said only two lives were lost while the palace of the monarch and two other houses were torched.
According to him that the ijaw youths were probably on a revenge mission following the discovery of the body of an ex militants in Iju-Osun, on Thursday.
He said, “Security has been beefed up to avert further loss of life Ikale. Our men are there.
We are making efforts to release the monarch. The man is good. No report of any clash was recorded before the discovery of the corpse of the late monarch in the town”
It was learnt that the invasion of the town by the ex-militants, followed the mysterious death of a middle aged Ijaw man, simply identified as Samuel in the town.
The deceased reportedly hailed from Arogbo Ijaw in Ese odo local government.
A High Chief in the town told reporters on Friday that the militants shot sporadically and later set several houses including the palace of the Olughogho of Iju –Osun, ablaze.
He said residents of neighboring towns like Ajagba, Akotogbo and other villages in the area had also fled their towns in anticipation of possible invasion by aggrieved militants in the Ijaw communities .

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/02/police-secure-release-of-abducted-monarch/

uche2005 = becomrichn

A PEOPLES Democratic Party, PDP, Chieftain in Sokoto State, Muktar Mapia, weekend, advocated death penalty for public office holders found guilty of embezzling public funds.
Mapia said in Sokoto that such law would bring to an end cases of corrupt practice among public office holders. He said that the nation would have achieved a lot since independence if proper measures were put in place to check the activities of corrupt public office holders.
He said: “Just take a look at China. Any public officer found wanting is publicly executed. We have suffered too much in the hand of corrupt public office holders and it is time to put behind us corruption for the sake of generation yet unborn.”
He said that the future generation would not “forgive us if we fail to lay a sound economic foundation for them”. He also called on the judiciary to complement the effort of the Federal Government in the fight against corrupt practice.
“For us as a nation to achieve our desire of building a strong and viable country, we must fight corruption in all ramifications“, he said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/02/pdp-chieftain-advocates-death-penalty-for-embezzlement/

foreman:
Alj harem must be having a good laugh at this. I mean he doesn't need to post messages to divide the southerners. Southerners are still largely primitive in thinking, you don't need to divide them , they will naturally do.

This is very embarrassing to my race. This is what happens when people adopt foreign religions especially christianity. the yoruba pastors have finished whatever courage remained in Yorubas. something must be done and quickly to arrest this situation. Bomb in ikeja, 1000 died due to panic, rumour of fight in abatoir in lagos, everybody ran away from abbatoir(except my homeboys agbero who are largely muslims anyway)everyday, its the same thing.

In the mean time, I hope there would be enough tension to make Jonathan lose this election in the SW. The ijaw boys should keep it coming, cowards deserve to die anyway,

forman abeg no kill me,., watin concern me

you think say i no know southerners (yoruba and igbos) i know all of un na well well


i am getting there

i have said it, unless jonathan rigs the elction he will not win

excanny:
My folks have a proverb that only a fool allows soap to get into his eyes while he's a pool.

Must it be spelt out that you should get lost with your votes before you realise it? I dey do OBJ laugh for you. he ke ke

excanny the igbos in lagos you people are shouting about will vote with the masses in lagos. how is that hard for you people to realise unless they are just coming from the village

jonathan will lose sw, nw and ne that is the reality moreover the 80% of nigeria population is in those regions

all he needs to tip the balance is to rig the election to his favour

byrron:
My people sometimes cld realy be annoying! Pls can some1 tell me how d unconstitutional office of a pdp national chairman attracts dvlpmt for d east. People are aspiring to be d president,vp,sp or the speaker of hse of reps and some clowns frm d east in pdp are fighting over d seat of d national chairman of people decieving peoples party. We had d position of d S.P zone to d east and there was nothing to show for it how much more one unconstitutional office, dats what some people want to die4.SHAME ON THEM ALL

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=608543.msg7766090#msg7766090 date=1298203540]No more zoning!!! you cant eat your cake and still have it.[/quote]clealy you 2 are clever

thank Allah you have seen the light