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FisifunKododada:
The bolden is demonstrably false: Nnamdi Kanu himself attended a huge Protest in Aba long before he was arrested.

bayinq25:
They're confused

QuotaSystem:
No, but can you also be man enough to admit that the majority of IPOB members were Jonathan's supporters and campaigned seriously for him to continue as President till 2019?

Was he supposed to be President of Biafra or a united Nigeria?

The widely known fact, no matter how hard you try to deny it, is that you lost out in 2015 and want out because your political future within Nigeria looks bleak.

0b10010011:
Spain loun loun?

Make dem come Nigeria con see python dance.

victorvezx:
Because we know u are toothless both peacefully or violently. U are peaceful but they have killed 150 of u, but guys did nothing. Pic up arms against the state and u are finished. The whole south east will be occupied. U will get terror to the extent u will think its boko haram

KevinDein:


You think the drugs your kinsmen sell to the world gives life?

Drug peddlers are murderers themselves. Probably worse cos they usually destroy an entire society

QuotaSystem:
What change? Balkanisation of the country because Jonathan lost an election and you have lost political relevance due to your own political naivety?

That's not change. That's an attempt to escape consequences.

QuotaSystem:
You are the one that appears to need sense to understand my statement.

The bitter and frustrated secessionists/iPods are the bad ones (as well as the fraudsters and drug traffickers), but like I stated, I know and love many Ibos that are patriotic, sensible and law abiding, devoid of senseless hatred and ethno religious bigotry...therefore it makes little sense to throw away the baby with the bathwater.

This shouldn't be too hard to understand.

QuotaSystem:
I will not encourage you to seek violent change under any circumstances, because surely you will get what you seek in full measure, and the balance of terror is not exactly in your favor. Be careful what you wish for as well.

Have a merry Christmas and a blessed New year.

QuotaSystem:
[b]That's very funny and extremely ironic, considering the fact that all the drug trafficking, fraud, 419 and other vices associated with Nigerians are practiced by your kinsmen.

Are you aware that you're considered the curse of Africa by Indonesians? That's right, they have now specifically identified the Ibos as 99.9% of the criminals bringing death and destruction to their country, and bringing shame to Nigeria. Why would any sane Nigerian abroad want to identify with such rubbish?

Regardless of that, over here in the UK, some of my closest friends are Ibos and I'm never ashamed to associate with them, because I'm neither ignorant nor dumb enough to treat every single member of your tribe with the stereotype you have earned for yourselves. They also hold me in high esteem and we mutually develop each other positively, so I know every Ibo man is not as bitter and frustrated as you sound.

Go find a cure for your hatred because it now seems cerebral, the Hausa man is not your problem.[/b]

QuotaSystem:
When you stop flocking to Kano in your thousands every day to earn a living in those escape buses (Young shall grow & co), your question will be taken seriously.

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Mad man's analysis! The only people that would see reason in this garbage write up are disgruntled pdp wailers or ipob touts!

Adminisher:
Femi Adesina is very correct. Governors were not shouting true Federalism when FG gave grants to pay salaries which is actually an insult. They have a childishly selective interpretation of that principle.
Most states are not using half of their powers to do good to their people. They are independent federating units when they are installing Presidents and financing elections in other states but when it comes to work and real governance they shout federalism

Following criticism trailing President Muhammadu Buhari ‘s silence on the killings in southern Kaduna, the presidency said the President will not talk because Governor Nasir el-Rufai, , “is on top of the matter”.

Recall that over 50 people have lost their lives in some villages in southern Kaduna following attacks on the villages by gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen.

In response to the situation, the Kaduna government had to impose a 24-hour curfew in Zangon- Kataf, Kaura and Jema’a local government areas .



LEADERSHIP recalls that after meeting with President Buhari last week at the presidential Villa,Governor el- Rufai said the President has given him unqualified support to stabilize the state and bring all those responsible for the violation of the laws to justice.

Speaking on Sunrise daily, a Channels TV programme, the special adviser media to the President, Femi Adesina said the governor who is the chief security officer of the state is meant to deal with issues like this.

Adesina said, “You don’t have to hear from the president on that matter. You see, when it pays us, we talk about federalism and true federalism, yet you want the president and presidency to talk about everything,”

“When things like this happen in a state, there is a chief security officer, he is supposed to be on top of the matter. Governor el-Rufai was at the villa on Thursday to brief the president, so why should the president then be talking about it?

“True federalism is the governor should be in charge and he is in charge of it.”

He further stated that state and local governments have a major role to play in dealing with herdsmen crisis.

“When these herdsmen attack happen, you need to see what the president is doing, always on the line with the governors and talking with them and getting updates,”

“And he has said it before – even former President Olusegun Obasanjo said it, this problem will be sorted out with the local governments and the states principally. The federal government has roles to play but not as much as the state and local governments, He stated.

Overall, conditions in Nigeria remain challenging with little sign that the economy will exit recession over the coming months, that is according to London-based World Economics.



The new report released states that Africa’s largest economy sees its business confidence fall to lowest levels on record, in the fourth quarter of October to December.

Nigeria’s December Sales-Managers’ Index – measuring growth across the country, reveals a continuation of the recession gripping the economy since the new year started.

World Economics says business confidence reduces steadily for four years, and is now at the lowest level recorded in the survey’s history.

proeast:
This particular picture is Aba-Owerri that has long been repaired yet the op is showing the old pic just for mischief! I am from Imo state & would never hold brief for any governor but what the op is doing is very shameful and disgusting!

Oguta1stSon:
Umuahia is competing with Aba roads.

Oguta1stSon:
Umuahia has worse roads than Aba. Below is Umuahia. O pulled it from my Facebook.

Oguta1stSon:
So those red sand means reconstruction? Below is the current state of Faulks road 2days ago. It is the only major road in Aba. The point is that the gov is not doing anything.

Monalisa185:
if they had stoned polithiefcians in the Bible instead of Stephen, I'm sure Nigerians would have started doing the same once any polithiefcian passes instead of hailing him/her...

Oguta1stSon:
The pictures are new pictures that i snapped. Beside there is always stagnant waters all over Aba even though the dry season.

Oguta1stSon:
The pictures were taken just last month so how is it old. Beside there is always stagnant waters all over Aba even though the dry season.