₦airaland Forum

caseless: pdp will stop at nothing to rig the election;from giving out expired rice impounded by the custom, (ofcourse pdp is d gov't at d center and they own custom/seaport), and tagging it on the apc, cooking fake opinion poll and to clonning PVCs. Osun ppl wont elect an ex-convict.
You don't 'change something that's working and, osun people are too smart to do this'.
pdp , una go fail!

I beleive Osun people are smarter and they'll vote wisely.

But APC has to be very careful. The Ekiti "scientific rigging " still baffles me till today.

PDP is failing this time

barcanista: The party urged the people of the state in
general and APC members in particular to be very vigilant ahead, during and after voting on Saturday, against the background of the desperation to win at all costs by the PDP candidate, who went ahead to conjure an opinion poll purportedly by USAID showing he was leading every other candidates, until the USAID disowned the phantom poll.




After Inec declares Aregbesola winner, PDP's Omisore will post his own result citing UNICEF or FiFA as Source

Are you deranged? or you just smoked wet sh1t?

berem: The mistake you made in the first place was allowing her use your properties for free when you left. You would have sold it to her or sell it to someone else,collect your money and leave. Or preferably you take your properties with you when you passed out. I don't know the worth of your properties but you made a terrible mistake.
When I passed out,all my properties(mattress,pillows,buckets,pots,utensils,television,Dvd) including my NYSC uniform,I gave it out to my students. The only thing I came back with was my Certificate.

If your friend keep giving excuse for not paying you back your money after more than a year,forget it and move on.

You dont mean it

As what? African Leader or Performer?

PDP has finally resorted to rigging after realizing Osun people are smarter than selling their votes for bags of rice.

APC shine your eyes O if not this will be another case of "scientific rigging".

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has
issued a red alert on the Aug. 9 gubernatorial election in the State of Osun, saying about half a million Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs), which were either unclaimed, not handed over to their authentic owners or were obtained
fraudulently, have been cloned by unscrupulous persons ahead of the election, with the sole purpose of rigging.

”These cloned cards, mostly in the hands of
persons from states other than Osun, are to be used along with the authentic PVCs issued to the electorate in Osun state during the Aug. 9 Osun governorship election,” the party said in
a statement issued in Osogbo on Monday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed.

”Already, we can confirm that the hundreds of thousands of people in possession of these cloned cards all over Nigeria, especially in the states neighboring Osun, are being induced monetarily and instructed to super impose their photographs on the cloned PVCs.

”The game plan is for them to arrive early at
the the polling booths on Election Day, where conniving electoral officials will turn a blind eye to this fraud by not checking whether or not the names of these impersonators with cloned cards are on the voters register before going ahead to accredit them, to pave the way for them to use the cloned cards to vote at the expense of the genuine holders of the cards,” it said.

APC said based on the dubious plan,
unscrupulous security agents – both official
and unofficial – will be at hand to brutalize,
arrest and detain any agent or voter who may want to challenge this illegality.

The party therefore called on INEC, if it is not part of this diabolical plan, to ensure that only the voters registers used to issue out the PVCs to voters up till Aug. 4th will be used to conduct the Aug. 9 Election.

”We also demand that copies of these
registers, which are already in possession of the local government electoral officers, be made available to all political parties at least. 72 hours before the election. Anything short of using the registers that contained the names of the authentic voters will not be acceptable,” it warned.

APC thanked the people of the state of Osun,
who are desirous of a free, fair and credible
election on Aug. 9, for reaching out to the
party with very useful information that will
thwart any rigging plan and ensure the success of the polls.

The party urged the people of the state in
general and APC members in particular to be very vigilant ahead, during and after voting on Saturday, against the background of the desperation to win at all costs by the PDP candidate, who went ahead to conjure an opinion poll purportedly by USAID showing he was leading every other candidates, until the USAID disowned the phantom poll.

”Their desperation knows no bounds, hence
they will do anything, no matter how illegal, to thwart the will of the people. But no power is bigger than people’s power, and no
inducement is worth anyone’s conscience. The votes of the people of the state of Osun must not only be counted, but must count on Saturday,” it said.

www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/osun-polls-apc-says-500000-unclaimed-permanent-voters-card-cloned/

kai

iluvweed: Expulsion is the HEIGHT!


You badder than me....

lool..you try

iluvweed: $66 exactly!....

have done all except...

6. Kissed someone of same sex
9. Been Expelled
13. Dyed your hair
14. Cried yourself to sleep
17. Went Streaking

Almost same with you...but I've been expelled

Chaaaaii....see something

Nairaland O

Na Wa for mourinho O...kai

Throw it in the BUSH

Na wa o

ojimbo: mr daft. This guys are terrorits. They can take their own life, how can you compare them with arm robbers that can easily be interogated. So shut up if you dont have any contribution to make

Hmm...I'm still trying to understand the reason for the insults. I never compared them with armed robbers. Are you sure you're quoting the right person?

After arrest, what next? *sighs*

What's the most played song on your phone/PC? I have a lot of pon-de-replay songs but I don't think I've played any of them more than R2bees ft Wizkid - Slowdown (About 1000 times precisely).

What's yours?

peppyluv02: good morning

Hey..Morning
How was your night?

mstik: naa

Well, better for you..cos the sandman will visit you all day.

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigerian health
authorities raced to stop the spread of
Ebola on Saturday after a man sick with
one of the world's deadliest diseases
brought it by plane to Lagos, Africa's
largest city with 21 million people.

The fact that the traveler from Liberia
could board an international flight also
raised new fears that other passengers
could take the disease beyond Africa
due to weak inspection of passengers
and the fact Ebola's symptoms are
similar to other diseases.

Officials in the country of Togo, where
the sick man's flight had a stopover, also
went on high alert after learning that
Ebola could possibly have spread to a
fifth country.

Screening people as they enter the
country may help slow the spread of the
disease, but it is no guarantee Ebola
won't travel by airplane, according to
Dr. Lance Plyler, who heads Ebola
medical efforts in Liberia for aid
organization Samaritan's Purse.

"Unfortunately the initial signs of Ebola
imitate other diseases, like malaria or
typhoid," he said.

Ebola already had caused some 672
deaths across a wide swath of West
Africa before the Nigeria case was
announced. It is the deadliest outbreak
on record for Ebola, and now it
threatens Nigeria, Africa's most
populous nation.

"Lagos is completely different from
other cities because we're talking about
millions of people," said Plan International's Disaster Response and
Preparedness Head, Dr. Unni Krishnan.
Nigerian newspapers describe the effort
as a "scramble" to contain the threat
after the Liberian arrived in Lagos and
then died Friday.

International airports in Nigeria are
screening passengers arriving from
foreign countries for symptoms of Ebola,
according to Yakubu Dati, the
spokesman for Federal Aviation
Authority of Nigeria.

Health officials are also working with
ports and land borders, he said. "They
are giving out information in terms of
enlightenment, what to do, what to look
out for."

And Nigerian airports are setting up
holding rooms to ready in case another
potential Ebola victim lands in Nigeria.
Airports in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra
Leone, the three other West African
countries affected by the current Ebola
outbreak, have implemented some
preventive measures, according to
officials in those countries. But none of
the safeguards are foolproof, say health
experts.

Doctors say health screens could be
effective, but Ebola has a variable
incubation period of between two and
21 days and cannot be diagnosed on the
spot.

Patrick Sawyer, a consultant for the
Liberian Ministry of Finance arrived in
Nigeria on Tuesday and was immediately
detained by health authorities suspecting
he might have Ebola, Plyler said.

On his way to Lagos, Sawyer's plane also
stopped in Lome, Togo, according to the
World Health Organization.

Authorities announced Friday that blood
tests from the Lagos University Teaching
Hospital confirmed Sawyer died of Ebola
earlier that day.

Sawyer reportedly did not show Ebola
symptoms when he boarded the plane,
Plyler said, but by the time he arrived in
Nigeria he was vomiting and had diarrhea.

There has not been another recently recorded case of Ebola spreading through air travel, he added. Nearly 50 other passengers on the flight are being monitored for signs of Ebola are not being kept in isolation, said an employee at Nigeria's Ministry of Health, who insisted on anonymity because he was not authorized to speak
to the press.

Sawyer's sister also died of Ebola in
Liberia, according to Liberian officials,
but he claimed to have had no contact
with her. Ebola is highly contagious and
kills more than 70 percent of people
infected. An outbreak in Lagos, Africa's megacity where many live in cramped conditions, could be an unprecedented disaster in what is already the largest Ebola
outbreak on record.

International's Disaster Response and
Preparedness Head, Dr. Unni Krishnan.
Ebola is passed by touching bodily fluids
of patients even after they die, he said.
Traditional burials that include rubbing
the bodies of the dead contribute to the
spread of the disease, Krishnan added.

There is no "magic bullet" cure for
Ebola, but early detection and treatment
of fluids and nutrition can be effective,
said Plyler in Liberia. Quickly isolating
patients who show symptoms is also
crucial in slowing the spread of the
disease.

West African hospital systems have weak
and "often paralyzed" health care
systems, he added, and are not usually
equipped to handle Ebola outbreaks.
International aid organizations like his
and Doctors Without Borders have
stepped in, but they also lack enough
funding and manpower. "We need more
humanitarian workers," he said. "We
need resources."

http://news.msn.com/science-technology/nigeria-death-shows-ebola-can-spread-by-air-travel

mstik: the sandman didn't visit me

Lol...Any work/ school today?

mstik: it's not photoshop. They're actually on guiness book of world records

Okay...Sure..You should be asleep

Abeg this is Photoshop joor. I can't be deceived

You don't mean it...Make wuna no dey disturb person jare.

*goes back to sleep *

I thought most First Class graduates get automatic jobs?

What is a First Class Graduate of Mechanical Engineering doing in such business?

Chaaaaaai ..waste of potential

Na wa o...Monkeys transferring it to pigs?? .."airborne " ?? ??

Na wa o...Please let the big countries do something

Tallesty1: Mothers are the best cook bro. Girls of today prefer to drink like their fathers, thats why you see their stomach jump over their skirt/trouser pot-bellies everywhere.

Lol...

"I can't date any girl who has a bigger stomach than mine'