Yeah! Buhari mock Ortom the outgoing Governor, while Buhari & Garba Shehu will stay in Aso Rock beyond May 29.

FHC does not have jurisdiction to entertain the matter.
But the State EPT.

Dey play
After 2billion wey dey say im (Ari) collect

Who be this one
A beg shift
Na today nyash dey back

His sorrow just dey start
im go cry blood
Lovers & supporters of evil when it favours them
Make pesin help show am road to court in Kogi na
Abi court no dey Kogi or
Na money im no get to hirer lawyer

His sorrow just dey start
im go cry blood
Lovers & supporters of evil when it favours them

What was his legacy b4
Una go just dey talk like say im get any b4.
No be this same CNPP encourage "EYENECK" to perpetuate a sham of an elections on February 25th, 2023,
So why they come dey foam for mouth now

To what end@eyeneck

This is one of those politician of convenience@smart adeyemi
When whatever that is playing out favours me, then I have no qwams, but when the shenanigans orchestrated by my club members is not to my advantage, then there is a rape of democracy.
Karma is indeed a very trustworthy bitch.
Can't Mr. Smart adeyemi go to court or better still, take his own advice and wait for 2027 if the process did not go his way and stop this childish outburst of disturbing our ears and peace
By the way, the Kogi State Governorship primary election was very peaceful, free, fair & credible. And a winner has emerged, Smart Adeyemi should show sportsmanship by accepting the outcome and moved on.
What goes around, sure do comes around.
"Becareful of the people on your way up, because you will surely meet them on your way down".
The evil you're applauding today, may happen to you tomorrow.
Just be wise & careful

"Eyeneck" and it surugede dance of shame
There was indeed a Commission called " EYENECK" headed by one Yak...

"Eyeneck" hands are stained, dirty & tainted, hence it has become afraid of it's own shadow

Something eternally & fundamentally is wrong with some of you.
Where is the restraining Order of Court

Even women politicians do give bribes too like their male counterpart!
This Country is in a journey of no return

Nemere2020:


https://www.channelstv.com/2023/04/17/adamawa-supplementary-election-law-says-inec-cant-nullify-announced-results-senator-abbo/

"Election was taken place" indeed!
What sort of laws can this bunch of silly mediocres make, for goodness sake

Stop spreading falsehood & misleading information.
INEC don't have any mandate known to law, to conduct Party Primary Elections, INEC duty, is only to observed & monitor party primaries.
LP Candidate for the November, 11th 2023 Imo State Governorship election is Senator Athan Ochonu.

Matters arising

eldoradoxx:
Election was held and concluded at that political meeting as far as who the next Governor of Akwa Ibom State is concerned. The real power brokers have decided. It is just like going against Tinubu and Governor Advisory Council of Lagos decision on who becomes Governor of Lagos State. Onofiok Luke cannot go against PDP or he will be left in the cold like Akpabio.

Onofiok Luke isn't even a better option or a better candidate to succeed Udom. These people that play ethinic cards whenever they find themselves in position authority.
I know a time like this was gonna come sooner or later. I remember the day I went to see this man in his office at the National Assembly and there were asking if I was from the Etinan Federal Constituency. That was the day I lost all hope on all leaders in Nigeria because no one of them is better.

Loveurneighbour:
Former governor of Niger State, Babangida Aliyu, shares his thoughts with AISHA WAKASO on the zoning of the presidency, insecurity in the country and other issues

As a former governor, what will you say were some of your legacies in Niger State?

I have set a standard for any governor to be judged in terms of what he has done or what he has not done. We mobilised the people to appreciate what governance is all about particularly by creating that fourth tier of government which is the ward level, where we went to make them feel like there is also a government at the ward level. When I see people tell me they would not have been in school if not for my coming as a governor, believe me it’s a relief from the other noise that comes from people. I see a retired person telling me thank you very much, you have paid us everything that was due to us.

When I became Niger State governor, I discovered that there were some of them who after 12 years of retirement had not even collected a kobo and many of them really died but we paid their families or their next of kin. I am happy that after we left, people were able to judge, they have been judging in our favour. After you leave office, you hear a lot of things but on the average, you find that people are even calling you to come back. I am happy that God has given me the opportunity to serve Niger State at that level.

You once described Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo as the best candidate for the APC. Some think as a PDP chieftain, you were unduly meddling into the ruling party’s affairs, what would you say about this?

I am a Nigerian and every Nigerian should be interested in who leads Nigeria. We have seen where in a situation of coup-d’etat we had no much to say in such situations but now that we are in a democracy, every Nigerian should be able to know the kind of people that lead us. More so, when it is said that people get the kind of government they deserve, meaning if you are a bad people, there is no way you can produce good government or good leaders. Therefore, my interest is that whether it is PDP or APC, let good people be recognised and be the ones elected into offices. A situation where our system has made it almost impossible for good people to present themselves for election and only those who have declared for party are entitled is not good. There is no room for independent candidate because of the nature of the people in the party. We don’t sit to say look, what kind of qualities are we looking for in governance? We need to appreciate, why is it that today, over 50 years after the assassinations of our leaders, we still remember them more? Why is that so? It is simply because they have shown some credible integrity; they have shown the qualities of good governance we require today.

For me, it is not a question of you are in the party, you must not talk about the other party, and in a situation where everyone thinks he must be the president of the country, it is not right.

There must be a yardstick where you will know that that office is not for you because of this and that, but when everybody wakes up and wants to be president, then you know that they want to be president for the wrong reasons. If you look at today, amongst all those who have indicated interest either publicly or privately, I’ll have Osinbajo because we have seen what he has done so far as the Vice President and the few times he has acted, what has transpired. Then I have my friend in Ekiti, Kayode Fayemi in the same APC. For me, I think there is a limit as to who and who should be where and at a given time but the presidency of this country should not be seen as a position where people would say they must be president. I don’t think that’s right and I will advise Nigerians that whether they are in the party system or not, to be very much interested in who governs us.

You also said recently that the PDP had zoned the presidency to the North, only for your party to deny your claim. What is your take on this?

As far as I know, there was never a meeting to say this has been zoned to this particular place. If some people felt that by zoning the chairmanship to the North will automatically mean that the presidential candidate must automatically come from the South, this has now been blunted by saying anyone from any corner of the country can now contest. We can’t have a situation where every little thing is looked at in the prism of “we must breakup, we must do this, and we must do that.” I know that some people don’t know how to argue their own case; they always go to the extreme but we can’t afford that at every moment. We question the sovereignty and that is why I believe that we agreed that every person can contest. That may not stop the PDP later on, maybe when we see that the whole purpose of a party is to win election, to articulate its position and sell it to the people and win election. You don’t have a party simply for having a party. A party is supposed to articulate, aggregate the interest of the people and really win elections and if you can’t win elections after a given time, you better change your tactics.

Insecurity has been a major challenge in the North. Some local government areas in Niger State have been taken over by terrorists. How do you think this challenge can become a thing of the past?

It is really unfortunate that we have allowed the situation to reach this level, and let me say again, I don’t want to be misconstrued as being in that group- this is a cumulative issue. When Boko Haram started and Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan’s government started doing something about it, it fell on former President Jonathan to carry on. Many northerners misconstrued his (Jonathan) position at that time and for political purposes, they threw many arguments that made it impossible for the proper articulation and proper implementation of policies that would have got rid of Boko Haram and now, we still have them till today. The banditry that many of us thought was impossible to happen, I am yet to hear from anybody about the statement credited to Kawu Baraje, our former PDP national chairman in Kwara State, when he stated that they brought the bandits or Fulani from other places. I think based on the thinking that probably former President Jonathan wouldn’t have handed over power even if they had won, but he handed over. He congratulated them even before the conclusion proper counting of votes which then took away whatever purposes of bringing those people would have served and I would have thought that if that is true, then those who brought them in would compensated them to go back to where they came from.

I believe if the governors had really done a lot from 2015 to date, we would have got rid of the banditry but today, it’s so unfortunate that you probably have to be praying when you leave Abuja for Kaduna or Kaduna to Abuja or indeed, particularly in the northern states. Any road that you follow, you probably need a lot of prayers and this is contrary to the position before where many of us were driving from one place to the other, used to sleep in the daytime so we can drive at night when there will be less traffic, less noise. Now, even in the day time, you can’t drive freely and comfortably. So, I believe that the first port of call for fighting insecurity is the governors. Maybe you heard me in Kano when I was saying could one be greater than 19 because at one time, even though the circumstances were different, we had one man for 19 states and now, we have 19 governors and still, we have more problems than we did the last time.

We need to look at how our people are really enjoying their lives and unemployment. Before, we used to beg parents to allow them take their wards to school. Now, they have allowed them to go to school. Many of them have been uprooted from their local culture, many of them are farmers and now, they can’t go back to their farms. They have had their degrees or whatever courses they have gone for and now, unemployment is facing them for five years, six years and thereafter, we are not thinking of any innovation to engage them.

Confession TIME oya let go deir

Shevchenkko:
People like you who like to cover evil never end well. Be guided

Don't mind him, if the news was about Diazini Halison Madueke he would have had his erection all night.

HonNL:


Daily Nigerian

Even Cubans dey fear to use isi agu and sow his agbada, but can easily sow and wear an agbada with the arewa insignia designs. These Igbo sef, however rich they claim to be, they will always asslick Fulani butts for pecuniary favours and fear

Mr. Electricity is not rocket science, but he failed woefully as Power Minister, an opportunity he was expected to use and proved to the world that indeed, the power sector under him could actually be fixed within six months, as he had boasted.

ebukajay184:
#FreeJaruma: Sowore Blasts Ned Nwoko After Jaruma Was Remanded In Prison

Activist and publisher, Omoyele Sowore, has called for justice for the Aphrodisiac seller, Hauwa Muhammed aka Jaruma who has been remanded in the Suleja correctional center over a post she made about business tycoon and actress Regina Daniels' husband, Ned Nwoko on social media, IGBERETV reports.

Nwoko who had written a petition against Jaruma accused the popular Kayanmata seller of publishing falsehoods on her Instagram page against him and his wife, Regina.

Jaruma was arraigned before an Abuja Upper Area Court on charges centering on defamation of character, false news publication and intimidation. Police Prosecutor, E. A Inegbenoise, told the court that Nwoko had reported the matter through a written petition from his lawyer to the FCT Police Command for proper investigation on January 20, 2021.

While Inegbenoise pleaded with the court to allow Jaruma to remain in police custody pending investigation, her lawyer, James Odibe, who made an oral bail application, urged the court to grant the defendant bail on self-recognition or in the alternative, in the most liberal terms. The presiding judge, Justice Ismailia Abdullahi ordered that Jaruma be remanded in Suleja Correctional Centre pending the bail hearing on Friday, January 28. Abdullahi then adjourned the matter till February 23, 2021, for trial.

Reacting to this development via his Instagram page, Sowore stressed that defamation is a civil matter and that Jaruma must be freed.

He wrote;


https://www.instagram.com/p/CZL4h5orGO8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Mr. Sowore, there is what is called criminal defamation under Section 391 of the Penal Code (Northern States) Federal Provisions Act.
Activist is not madness okay!

Una don carry una madness and yeye association ener Canada

If you must succeed as a politician as the 2023 general elections draws closer, beware of a call from "one somebody like this". And don't say you were not warned.

Like Anthony Joshua prostreding with his belts before, Sai Baba and later lost his fight, like the Super Chicken oh' sorry, Eagles, listening to the infamous phone call from Sai Baba and later lost to Tunisia.

KingOfBoyz1:
Say no to weed. Tunisia not Algeria

What will it cost you if you correct someone who made a honest mistake without a word of abuse?
Mind you, it takes only a weed smoker to know another.
It wouldn't cost you life to exibit civility. Learn to be polite too, it is a good virtue

dre11:
Bandits Raping Our Wives, Daughters For Failing To Pay N2m Levy Per Community —Zamfara Residents



https://tribuneonlineng.com/bandits-raping-our-wives-daughters-for-failing-to-pay-n2m-levy-per-community-zamfara-residents/

You people should stop this lies na
Is it the same Zamfara your Governor said last week that he now sleeps with his two eyes close because the security situation has become better.

Nigeria tradetackle Tunisia today in a war of field supremacy. The winner of today's battle will give a kind of clue as to, who shall smile home with the AFCON trophy.

Drop your predictions and stand a chance to win #1,500.00 value of recharge card for any correct prediction at the end of the encounter.
Goodluck to all!

There is absolutely no need for a rebuttal on this none issue.
So many of these hypocrites castigating Emeka Ihedioha for praying, the way he did with Tambuwal, also go to native doctors shrine, even with their professed tag of being Christian's, now does such visits turns them to shrine worshipers and adherents?

seunaj:
This is a video released by the bandits asking returning students kidnapped on Kebbi high way to strip naked. They will rape those females blue black, infect them with infections & diseases and still collect ransom. This senate that was supposed to give Buhari altimatum have denied the people. They are not there for the people that elected them into office at all, they are there for their stomach. E nogo better for any Nigerian who will vote in 2023 because of bribe.
Those of you supporting this evil government. Imagine for a second that one of these girls is your daughter or your sister. Just picture her in that video for a second.
The other one is that of a married Hajiya narrating how she was kidnapped and raped multiple times by the so called bandits/terrorists(in her words).
Many more are being perpetrated daily off camera

Send the link to the video to me on 08108072967

LordviccoDaGuru:


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1500650140318084&id=100011193364134&sfnsn=scwspwa

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=298794725614391&id=100064515979967

Countries are celebrating breakthroughs in technological advancement, vibrant economy and some dunce gathered in a place to take photographs as they celebrate mediocrity in HD