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UrennaNkoli:
Impressive but really dangerous. With time , the bridge will begin to wear off due to constant pressure and weight from the vehicles passing over it and by then, the unwanted might just happen.

. Atleast they will av somtin to use to caary out their activities.this shows total neglect on the part of useless govt we run in this God forsaken country cos its so obvious that d former bridge has collapsed a serious govt would av started d construction of a new bridge bt wen d youth realised d govt is nt concerned they to find a way around this. Ireally commend their effort nd skills used for d constructn that shows we av a lot of talent wasting off in dis country.

calebo101:
News we don hear since the man close e eye

Technology and this Internet age dey mess up tradition cha .

no b small my broda

You are an original sawere

By the time ekiti future is ruined by this guy is then ekiti people will know they have made a BIG mistake of their lives

By the time ekiti future is ruined by this guy is the ekiti people will know they have made a BIG mistake of their lives

holucunleh:
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has described outbursts of the All Progressives Congress (APC) over the possible removal of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega as “mere comedy,” saying; “President Goodluck Jonathan can sack Jega if he wishes and if he does, heavens will not fall.”

The governor, who said the APC should stop acting as if Nigeria belongs to the party, added that; “by turning themselves to advocates and defenders of the INEC chairman, the APC and its agents have shown that they have a deal with Jega to manipulate the elections and that the deal will be frustrated if he is asked to leave office.”

Governor Fayose said in a release issued on Wednesday, and signed by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, that “removal of Jega and any other appointees of the

Federal Government is a prerogative of the president, which no one can question, provided laid down rules are followed.”

He said the position expressed by the House of Representatives was that of the APC members in the House, urging that “the APC lawmakers should rather pay attention to the ill-health of their party’s presidential candidate, Major General Mohammadu Buhari (rtd), whose whereabouts is now a mystery.”

The governor described Jega as partisan, saying; “By his actions and utterances, Jega had already demonstrated his bias in support of the APC. For instance, how can Jega explain the 80 percent distribution of

Permanent Voters Card (PVC) in Boko Haram ravaged Borno and Yobe States while less than 40 percent distributed in Lagos as at February 7 that the election was postponed?”

He said; “It is on record that Prof Maurice Iwu was asked to proceed on terminal leave two months to the end of his tenure? Is Jega not a beneficiary of Iwu’s removal? So if Iwu was asked to go on terminal leave before the expiration of his tenure for Jega to assume office, what difference does it make if Jega too is asked to proceed on terminal leave before the expiration of his tenure?”

Speaking further, Governor Fayose said; “it is the president that can determine whether or not Jega will go on the mandatory three months terminal leave which should commence on March 8, and if the president decides that the INEC chairman should go on terminal leave, what can the APC loudmouths do?

“They boasted before the postponement of the elections that they would go on street protests, but did they do anything? They made noise when Justice Isa Ayo Salami was removed from office as president of the Court of Appeal, what did their noise amount to? “Therefore, let me say it categorically that the noise being made by the APC and their agents will amount to nothing because if thepresident removes Jega today, heavens will not fall.”


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this guy is a mad man is just rant as not achieved a single thing since he assumed office. What a useless human being

rozayx5:
any projects from.his days as head of state
or is ptf all he can cling to

a whole lot go to most universities and polythecnics in the country you will works done by ptf that arestill standing,a very good example is my university library which was built some years back,the present students are still using same facility till date.

Simply non cos we dnt av any

blym4real:
Where is the country to call our own?

ProfessorPeter:
person where e no get certificates e dey fit right an article?

dnt think you have a W.A.E.C certificate cos if you do, your english won't be as bad as this.

bgates:
moderators contact should be pasted some where members can see n reach them...

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