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![]() Wahala! diswan wey SDP national executive council dhan adopt Buhari..meanwhile the party chairman Olu Falae is nowhere to be sighted. |
Oh! so Marwa is in APC...When he visited Buhari in Aso rock with the retired generals to pledge allegiance he tactically hid that part. Politics is indeed very mulky. |
sogodihno:Again he is not just sitting down and complaining he is making efforts, as a state government your abilities are limited when it comes to security, the toga of chief security officers of the state given to state governors are superficial. Economic enhancement and job creation go pari-passu with peaceful and secured environment. It might also interest you to note that Benue state is not alone in this job creation debacle. |
Joshmodest: ![]() Is he a father Christmas abi you think he has a tree where he plucks money from. 9 out of possible 10 chances this incident happened in Lagos the headquarters of extortion, thuggery, touts et al |
sogodihno:I hope you realise the context on which he made that statement ...Benue state is regarded as the food basket of the nation and they run for the most part an agro based economy. If you claim to be a Nigerian you need not be told on how the herdsmen decimated the livelihood of that state. |
![]() Good for nothing youths...this country is replete with comedians and clowns |
Racoon: ![]() Oboy take it easy naa..haba! |
ebig21: ![]() Special name indeed! |
![]() Those men in black are the biggest obstacle to law enforcement in Nigeria...is it not these same black uniformed men we read were selling convicts to ritualists. Abeg those people matter tire me joor! |
![]() Diswan na news too....we dhan suffer for this country every conceivable thrash is now news. That is what is expected from a country which her leader has qualified the youths as lazy anyways. |
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![]() Is she now a Muslim...I hope she knows the religious connotations of henna...all this everywhere belle face celebrities sef. |
Choi! I can imagine the fishes would have done overtime on his cadaver. |
![]() The boy should just donate it to Osinbade I'm sure if he had something like this he wouldn't have nearly killed himself in a poorly maintained old chopper. |
nanakgh: ![]() You're funny stripping a woman naked in the public place is tantamount to taking her pride away from her...she got what she deserves. |
![]() Madt youths, nothing person nogo see for this Nigerian election |
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Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike on Wednesday received the Golden Key to the city of Opobo as the first governor to drive into the Ancient Island. Amayanabo and Natural Ruler of Opobo Kingdom , King Dandeson Douglas Jaja who presented the Golden Key of Opobo Kingdom thanked the Rivers State Governor for constructing the road that has opened the kingdom. He said: "Opobo people are happy that you have constructed this road into our town. This is a historic moment that the Rivers State Governor is the first to drive into the kingdom". He prayed God to continue to bless Governor Wike and lift him up to greater heights for improving the area. "This is the Golden Key into the Historic city of Opobo . With this key, you are now a citizen of Opobo. You have all the rights of an Opobo citizen ", he said. Also speaking, Alabo Godwin Omoni Bupo said since 1870 when Opobo Town was founded, no governor has driven into the Ancient Island. He said: "By this singular act, you have made history which cannot be equalled. We remain grateful to you for keeping your promise to our people that they would drive home in December 2018". He noted that the new road is already positively impacting on the economy of Opobo Kingdom as wholesalers have started moving wares into the town. Responding, Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike expressed happiness that he has made history as the first governor to drive into Opobo Town. While thanking the Opobo Council of Chiefs for the recognition, Governor Wike assured them that his administration will diligently fund the project to complexion. "This road has gone beyond the level of abandonment. We will source for funds and drive it to complexion", he said. The governor said that King Dandeson Douglas Jaja insisted that he drove into the Ancient Island, instead of flying in a chopper to the area. He said he felt fulfilled helping the people actualize their dream. "I give God the glory that during my time, Opobo people can drive into their beautiful kingdom. Sir Peter Odili started this road, but could not complete it. The immediate past administration could not complete it. We are happy that we are the administration that will complete the road", he said. Though the Opobo axis of the Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo-Nkoro Unity Road is yet to be completed, Governor Wike has driven the project to 85percent completion. He assured the people that he will complete all aspects of the road by May 2019. Simeon Nwakaudu, Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor, Electronic Media. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1620839301393588&id=672482079562653
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oladele00: Who is this agbaya again |
![]() My dream car |
![]() Just imagine these glorified primates climbing dangerous heights all in the name of support for candidates who do not give two-shit about their existence. |
AngelHoly: ![]() Madt man! |
![]() Buharrrrrrrrrrri you won't kee us in the country oooh!.. ![]() |
![]() APC una try for this mobilisation just that the party is a no-no for Rivers state and the entire Niger delta. |
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![]() Sharing time for Lagos state landlord and his horde of leeches. Lagos state redemption is near. |
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![]() Nobi Lagos and Nijuria again....start with the wire mesh barricades along ikorodu road and oshodi rail track...I don't want to mention those by the BRT terminals. Never seen a people that are as abusive to the environment and public infrastructure as Lagosians. Abeg make we yan another thing jari... |
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