[color=#990000][/color]WHO IS MANAGING UDOM'S IMAGE? WHAT ABOUT HIS MEDIA TEAM? THEY SEEM NOT TO BE ALIVE TO THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES

WHO IS MANAGING UDOM'S IMAGE? WHAT ABOUT HIS MEDIA TEAM? THEY SEEM NOT TO BE ALIVE TO THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES

Jeremiah 29v11-12:
I will bless your future with good hope- a hope of success and not of suffering. 12 And you will come back to me for help, and I will answer your prayers.

9ja4live:


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adook1:
Facts have emerged over the swindling of a gubernatorial candidate of Akwa Ibom State of a whopping N50 million over a plot to get the Police headquarters to redeploy the Commissioner of Police in the State, Mr Gabriel Achong.

It would be recalled that following a woeful outing at the last Presidential election in Akwa Ibom state, Umana Umana has waged a relentless war to have the Commissioner of Police, Mr Achong and the Resident Electoral Commissioner, Mr Austin Okojie transferred from the state. He is said to have lobbied for a compliant Compol and REC to be posted to Akwa Ibom State to conduct the gubernatorial and House of Assembly elections.

The Akwa Ibom guber candidate according to a source at the Police headquarters was swindled of the sum at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja last week when some people who posed as close associates of the Inspector General of Police assured him that if he parted with N50 million the IG would accede to him to have the CP transferred. He is said to have given them the equivalent of N50 million in dollars.

The source said: “the man is very desperate to become the Governor and sees Mr Achong as standing between his ambition since the CP had not agreed to be induced by him. He believes if he succeeds in getting a compliant CP posted to Akwa Ibom State, he would assist him in rigging the elections in his favour,” he said.

We gathered that the UOU (as he is popularly called)was convinced to part with the princely sum with the hope that a signal would be sent from the Police headquarters immediately for the redeployment of Mr Achong. The jubilant guber candidate upon his return from Abuja last week is said to have informed close associates that the redeployment of Mr Achong was a “done deal” and that a new CP would be posted to Akwa Ibom State before the guber polls.

The associates of the guber candidate are said to have been overjoyed by the news of the impending transfer of the CP that they rushed out a news story that Mr Achong had been transferred without stating where he was transferred to nor who who was taking over from him. Trouble however started when the expected signal was not forthcoming and it dawned on the guber candidate that he may have been duped.

The furious candidate is said to have been livid with anger and called the Inspector General of Police to ask why Mr Achong had not been transferred. The IG is said to have informed him that the transfer of senior police officers is not done at the whims and caprices of individuals and threatened to arrest whoever had dragged his name into the bribery mess.

For now, Umana has decided to lick his wounds but is said to be making frantic efforts through some Northern members of his party to have the CP posted out before the guber polls. So far the efforts are said not to be yielding any result even as we gathered that he has vowed never to give up on the campaign to have Mr Achong transferred.

The source at the Police headquarters however confirmed that there was no plan to transfer Mr Achong, who we learnt may be bowing out of service by May 2015.


from Ibom Mobile.com

dis is one problem our generation will b grappling with...

charles316:
This is the reason ladies are adviced to close their legs in their youth. Cos after sometime, nothing about their potential husbands interest them.

Don't let him waste his money on the wedding then. Go look for the guy that interest you.

Your mates will kill to be in your shoes.

on point, bro! datz d PRbLM...if only she will admit.

scribble:
Does he pleasure your box with his moistest parts

U sound like you just need some good head.

patiently waiting for official inec results not those churned in by biased elements. Truth is , social media has been hijacked!

NaijaTalkTown:
General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) of the All Progressives Congress was on Monday morning announced the winner of the March 28 Presidential elections in Kogi State.

The State Collation Officer, Prof. Adikwu Michael, who is the Vice Chancellor of the University of Abuja, made the announcement at the State headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Lokoja in the early hours of Monday.

Gen. Buhari polled 264,851 of the total votes cast – 439,287- to defeat President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party, who had 149,987 votes.

The collation, which began on Sunday evening and ended around 4am on Monday morning, saw Buhari win in 15 of the 21 Local Government Areas of the state to poll 60.3 per cent of the total votes while Jonathan could only manage victory in six Local Governments and has 34.1 per cent of the votes cast.

APC won with high margins in most of the LGAs with Okene, Lokoja, Adavi, Kogi-Koton Karfe and Okehi accounting for the highest margins.

Okene gave APC 34, 293 votes as against the 3, 728 votes for the PDP, LOkoja accounted for 24, 658 votes against 5, 112 for PDP, Adavi had 22, 659 votes for Buhari and 7, 767 votes for Jonathan, Kogi-Koton Karfe voted 15, 358 in APC’s favour and 2, 735 for the PDP while Okehi had 17, 801 votes in favour of the retired General while they gave President Jonathan 5, 808 votes.

The PDP however won with slim margins in the five LGAs they had with the highest margin coming from Ibaji Local Government, where they had 13,885 votes to the APC’s 6, 076 votes.

The other Local Governments won by the APC include; Ogori-Magongo, Idah, which is the hometown of Senator Ahmadu Alli, a PDP chieftain, Mopa Moro, Dekina, the LGA of the state Governor, Idris Wada of the PDP, Olamaboro, Ofu, Ajaokuta, Yagba East, Ankpa and Ijumu Local Government Areas.

The other four LGAs where the PDP won are; Yagba West, Igalamela/ Odolu, Bassa and Omala.

Of the 1, 348, 956 voters registered in the state, 476, 839 were accredited to vote while 439, 287 votes were cast with 17, 959 of them rejected.

The event was witnessed by the agents of the two major political parties, the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, Adeyemi Ogunjemilusi, the Director of the Department of State Security in the state, Mr Fubar, among others.



Source: www.punchng.com/news/buhari-wins-kogi-captures-60-of-total-votes/

cc: lalasticlala

I mean a betting outfit that doesn't delay in making payouts to customers...

Richard6:

Please I don't understand what you requested for.

Brodas Plz cn someone recommend an agent that guarantees fast payout?

I enjoy your piece but it is tint with bias.

itetemi:




OMINIOUS clouds gathering above the country thickened on Saturday night when the Independent National Electoral Commission, bowing to executive and security blackmail, postponed by six weeks the general election earlier scheduled to begin on February 14. To the dismay of Nigerians and the consternation of the international community, the military and the entire security community joined in the conspiratorial schemes of the Presidency and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party to frustrate the electoral process and push Nigeria once more to the brink.

But Nigerians should learn from our inglorious past and take a resolute decision to resist a fresh descent into contrived crises by a decadent cabal.

A collective gasp of disappointment greeted the announcement by a flustered Attahiru Jega, Chairman of INEC, shifting the presidential and National Assembly elections to March 28 and the state governorship and legislative polls to April 11. They had earlier been scheduled for February 14 and 28 respectively.

Jega’s anguish can only be imagined. While he had consistently said that the commission was ready for the polls, the security agencies, led by the National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, and the service chiefs, forced his hand by writing to INEC to declare emphatically that troops and other security personnel would not be provided if the elections went on as planned. According to them, all military assets would be concentrated, for the next six weeks, on tackling the insurgency in the North-East zone. Though couched under security concerns, the military’s action was, in fact, nothing but mischief.

Everyone saw it coming since the conspirators lacked the subtlety to disguise their intentions. It was the ineffective NSA that first gave official voice to whispers of the sinister moves against the elections when, at a forum organised in London by Chatam House, he suggested the shifting of the polls. Then followed forceful calls for postponement from the PDP, rented crowds of protesters and some “briefcase” political parties. President Goodluck Jonathan revealed his soiled hands when Doyin Okupe, his Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs, declared that it was “impossible” for security chiefs to guarantee security. Acting out the nefarious script, Edwin Clark, Femi Okurounmu, Chukwuemeka Ezeife and Alex Ekwueme, elders, acting in the name of the Southern Nigeria Peoples Assembly, bizarrely urged the arrest of Jega.

Worried, American President, Barack Obama, dispatched his Secretary of State, John Kerry, to Jonathan to lend his weight to calls by the opposition and other Nigerians that the polling dates should stay. Hiding behind a finger, Jonathan only made a woolly statement to the American diplomat that the May 29 swearing-in date “is sacrosanct.” Nigerians, who have endlessly been treated to political chicanery in the past, from the subversion of the constitution in the defunct Western Region in the First Republic to the brazen rigging of the 1983 elections and the manoeuvring that culminated in the June 12, 1993 electoral debacle and the brutal Sani Abacha dictatorship that followed, are bracing for another round of crises. They are not deceived.

Insurgency has been raging in the North-East for five years. Under the watch of Sambo and the current service chiefs, our military have become the laughing stock of Africa. They have been taking beating after beating from Boko Haram terrorists in the three affected states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe. But Iraq, even at the height of its raging civil war, held several elections. Afghanistan, when Taliban insurgents controlled some of its territory, held elections back-to-back.

Syria, embroiled in a brutish civil war, successfully held a presidential poll in 2014. With the Crimean peninsula forcibly annexed by Russia and rebels controlling Donetsk and other regions, Ukraine still held, first, a presidential and, months later, parliamentary elections. Using the excuse of fighting insurgency in parts of three states to deny the 36 states of the federation and a federal territory elections as scheduled is fraudulent. In those countries cited, extraordinary security and massive deployment of troops were enough to guarantee credible polling.

In any case, Sambo and the Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh, had earlier emphatically assured the nation of adequate security arrangements for the elections. Besides, when he first called for a postponement, Sambo not only re-echoed this assurance, he restricted himself to the need for more time to distribute the 68.83 million permanent voter cards. The security joker he and the service chiefs pulled is widely recognised as a mischievous afterthought. By February 5, said Jega, 45,839,808 PVCs had been collected – about 66.58 per cent of the total – while INEC had extended the collection window to February 13 and many states had declared holidays to enable voters to collect theirs. The Council of State – an advisory body – had also met and recommended sticking to the February 14 date.

Jonathan and the security chiefs are toying with Nigeria’s destiny. We regard the military interference as a deliberate plot hatched with the connivance of the Presidency and the PDP to frustrate the elections. There is a very dangerous convergence between the military and the partisan interests of Jonathan. The actions of the military are provocative and Badeh, the Chief of Army Staff, Kenneth Minimah and others are unwisely enmeshing the security forces in politics. The Army had already allowed itself to be dragged into the certificate affair where it did not mind being used to embarrass one of its own, a former commander-in-chief to boot, Muhammadu Buhari, as it bent to the partisan whims of the ruling party.

One grave implication of the military’s blackmail is that the sole authority invested in INEC by law to conduct elections at a time of its own choosing has been hijacked by the security forces and, by implication, the Presidency, to whom the service chiefs report. All it now takes for the military and the police to annul an election date is to refuse to provide security as they are legally bound to do.

Jonathan’s desperation is leading him to a dangerous zone that neither he nor those egging him on can predict the outcome.

Under him, impunity has become monstrous. We cannot ignore the conspiracy theories flying around if only because the blackmail against INEC has proved unerringly accurate, even to the last detail of the military denying INEC security cover. We strongly advise those plotting to subvert or manipulate the 1999 Constitution in order to rig elections, derail them or arrange tenure elongation as being alleged, to desist forthwith in the interest of this country.

Similar plots and subversion of the popular will by the trio of Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa and Ladoke Akintola (1965/66) in the old Western Region; Ibrahim Babangida (1993), using the infamous Association for Better Nigeria and the courts; and Sani Abacha (1993-1998), using five pseudo parties dismissed by the late Bola Ige as “five leprous fingers” ultimately failed, but plunged the country into prolonged crises, atrophying development and consuming hundreds of Nigerians in blood-soaked turmoil. Jonathan should, for once, demonstrate an awareness of history, avoid ignominy by pulling back from this dangerous track, and allow the electoral process to go on unhindered.

Can the military fix the Boko Haram insurgency in six weeks? What if they still refuse to provide security after this period? In a country where elections are warfare, police and military assistance is crucial, more so in the North-East where terrorists are reported to have captured 130 villages and towns.

Also worrisome is the implication of having elections close to the constitutional swearing-in date of May 29. The ingenuity of INEC and the parliament in fixing elections early to allow enough time for any hitches and litigation is now threatened. It returns us to the days when an election rigger could be sworn in and, thereafter, deployed state resources to defend the stolen mandate. Allegations of military partisanship in the recent Ekiti and Osun states governorship elections raise fresh fears of the abuse and misuse of the instruments of coercion.

Nigerians should not be deceived; we are in the grip of a ruthless, power-hungry and infinitely corrupt cabal that appears ready to do anything to have its way. The June 12 struggle may be a child’s play compared to the unfolding sinister manoeuvres. Jonathan is so enamoured of power that he fails to see the danger of excessive exposure to politics by a military that usurped power for 28 of the 55 years of Nigerian independence.

But in this modern world, the people are not helpless. The lessons from Tunisia, Egypt, Ukraine and Thailand are that citizens can peacefully assert their sovereignty and insist on having a say in how they are governed. We are paying a very high price for our complacency and impunity has run riot.

All stakeholders should raise their voices against the insidious military encroachment on INEC’s remit with the active connivance of the authorities that cannot weigh the consequences of their desperate ambitions. Civil society groups – those that have not been bought over – should wake up from their slumber, while every Nigerian should demand accountability, free and fair elections and a professional, non-partisan military.











http://www.punchng.com/editorials/poll-shift-averting-the-looming-darkness/

Go get ur PVC n vote d candidate of ur choice...

wakacome:
Because his analysis is against your clueless and wicked boss??

What an enlightened post!

mikeansy:
If Buhari went to Cambridge to collect his certificate just as every other law abiding citizen would do, not even 1 trillion bribe would lead to his disqualification.

APC should accept their own goof and accept the looming disqualification of Buhari. The rule of law must be obeyed by all no matter how highly placed!

I would advise APC and Buhari to handle this situation with the grace it deserves because Buhari still has a case of perjury against him and may need Presidential pardon to stay out of jail!

My brother, why are you chanting war songs already?Politics is a game! Honestly, I admire the fact that APC has made it interesting. But my candid advice: vent your anger at the polls with your vote for it is the Lord that enthrone kings!

san316:
If they want war, they should disqualify GMB. then I will conveniently advise that any non-northerner in the north should start relocating. without mincing words, a lot of people will die. 2011 will be a child's play compared to what will happen.

PDP should let peace reign by just doing the simple needful...

conduct elections and let the winner be sworn in.

I am sorry to say that your narratives smacks of an uninformed "analyst"

pendy79:
It was recorded and covered by the Press that GEJ was in Chad to meet with President Idris Deby of Chad twice last year.

The second visit was not well reported and the media team of the presidency have not told Nigerians why the President had to schedule another meeting in Chad witj Idris Deby after the one that had Alimodu Sheriff in attendance.

Recent events have now clarify the reason for the second visit to Chad by GEJ, he went to seek Deby's help to help scuttle the Election in February on the altar of renewed offensive on Boko Haram. Chad waited till 3weeks to our election to launch territorial invasion of Nigerian Territory to fight Boko Haram after watching for 6years as Boko Haram plumage and scorched the earth in the North East of Nigeria

Deby is close to Alimodu Sheriff and they are business allies, sheriff is the linksman for GEJ with Idris Deby hence his attendance at the first meeting.

The public outcry after the first visit necessitated GEJ visiting Deby alone to sign an agreement allowing Chad to enter Nigerian Territory in the name of fighting BH and our Military play the blind amd mute syndrome.

Territories captured by Chad from BH will be under Chadian control amd influence while GEJ will use the excuse of new counter-insurgency push to achieve his aim of avoiding election, the plan is to push the election for 6months in the first instance but tambuwal's defection to the APC ended that plot hence their resort to use the police to edge him out but that failed too.

GEJ is sacrificing the North East for his continuous stay in power, and Chad is achieving his goal of getting full control of the Chad Basin and its mineral content, a goal planned and hatched by former Chadian president Habre whose army launched incursions into same places they are controlling today but Buhari pursued them in 1982.

The bakassi episode is being played here when Gowon gave control of the peninsula to Cameroon to block the passage of arms to the Biafran Army now GEJ is toiling same path of giving territories of Nigeria to a foreign country so as to achieve his selfish, personal and crude interest.

Chad will not leave territories it lost its soldiers to capture without reasoning and a negotiated agreement in the first place.

GEJ signed out the Chad Basin to Deby to facilitate this but Nigerians are wiser and we are watching.

calculusx, couldnt believe there are HONEST guyz online...until OUR PATHS CROSSED.God will continually bless and make your brand "calculusx", a household name.

Your online platform is bleeped!

So so prestine

800k serious buyer

PAGAN9JA:
[size=48pt]MY RESPECT FOR HIM WOULD HAVE INCREASED IF HE CELEBERATED HIS WIFE'S BIRTHDAY BY HELPING REHABILITATE DISPLACED VICTIMS OF BOKO HARAM IN ADAMAWA, CLEAN UP NIGER DELTA ENVIRONMENT DUE TO OIL POLLUTION or SOME OTHER KIND OF SOCIAL WORK!

THE GODS CURSE NIGERIAN MENTALITY. TUFIAKWA. *spits[/size]

A poor man is an angry man....God punish poverty!

ayarandy10:
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2368sqm. Behind Tropicana - 25m

4000sqm @ Osong Ama estate -30m

6. 1230sqm. @ Osong Ama estate. - 8m

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mexxy1: Well, the beauty of it all is that I learnt to trust this guy calculusx more.
IF YOU WANT TO PRE-ORDER, TRUST ME CALCULUSX IS THE GUY.
My reasons:
1. He was always giving me info via e-mail, calls and bbm, even attaching screenshots where neccessary of his transactions and communications with the dealers.
Most of these updates even as late as 1am
2. He is yet to get the refund of the money he paid for the other vehicle that was not brought to the pick up location yet went ahead to pay for the next one we agreed on
3. The new vehicle was paid for with his own money without waiting to be refunded by the other dealer but as I type this I have a copy of the dock receipt he sent me last night and we are yet to sign the new agreement as the new vehicle is slightly higher in price than the former due to lesser mileage and different dealer. Vehicle is at the port and count down has started.

What more can I say?
Calculusx, na only God go pay you... IF I DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU TO OTHERS THEN I AM UNGRATEFUL.
So far it's been stress free and I sleep with my eyes closed.
Lest I forget, the dealer was acting funny and didn't want anything to do with Nigerians... Calculusx found a way through just to get me the vehicle and even purchased another vehicle from the dealer to bail the dealer out of some issues (na him go tell una dat part )
Like someone once commented on calculusx's thread... "pre-order from calculusx and go to sleep" that's the truth.
Keep your eyes glued to this thread and see the best of pre-order in terms of professionalism and customer relations unfold... I've NEVER met calculusx in person as I'm in Rivers state but we'll meet for the first time in 6-7weeks.
V.A AUTO SALES... Our name, your pride... E don reach o!

MY BROTHER, I WISH I HAVE TIME TO NARRATE MY WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE WITH CALCULUSX. NEVER NEW HIM FROM ADAM, MET HIM ON NAIRALAND AND DECIDED TO DEAL. HE SURPRISED ME BEYOND WORDS. MY PRE-ORDER ARRIVED EARLIER THAN I ANTICIPATED. NO STORIES! HE HELPED ME WITH THE REGISTRATION AND HAD HIS BUDDIE(FEMI) DRIVE IT DOWN TO UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE.I PRAY GOD REWARDS THIS SINCERE GUY AND TAKE HIM TO HEIGHTS UNTHINKABLE!