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abdkabir:
More grease to your elbow Gbawe. This much I know, To the Glory of God, All Monies not Spent in the Osun Coffers will be deployed to a Transformational n Revolutionary Infrastructure Revamp after this rainy season, the like of which has not been seen in the Land in long a Time.

PDP is right to be curious about what we've been spending on,they will see what a progressive and judicious government does with state fund. Osun in this government is not afraid to engage progressively and courageously with the Labour Union in the interest of the larger Osun Populace.

It is trivial and rather cheap to conclude that payment delays is exclusively The government decision. I doubt there any government in the land that has demonstrated more commitmen to popular and social empowerment ( monetary et al) as the new government of Osun where 20000 additional hands were pulled off the Job Market in the name of social security at an extra cost to N200M , just so 20000 youth can get N10000 per month in exchange for some social services.

You see, PDP and it cohorts lies and cries doesn't surprise me anymore, By God, Time will tell who is really on the side of The people and Good.

Oga, Osun state government! Welcome!
The bolded part of your statement is just a long winded way of agreeing that Osun state workers are owed several months salary. We all know that, so there is no need for obfuscation.

Oga, Osun state government, thank you for blaring your social credentials to the high heavens. I will let you in on a little secret, social credentials are worthless when you do not care if the people live or die, or are hungry and ill. Aregbesola is owing several months salaries to the long suffering citizens of Osun, yet he could afford to splash out on the hiring of 19 busloads of aluta howlers to go on a worthless praise singing mission to Abuja (where they were simply arrested ).
A few questions arise from that aimless aluta trip:

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[li]Does Aregbesola value aluta howling more than paying Osun state workers?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost Osun state to pay each hired aluta howler?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost in loss of time that would have been spent on Osun state affairs instead?[/li]
[li]Who owns the 19 buses used? Were they purchased by Osun specifically for useless aluta missions, while workers wages are still owed?[/li]
[li]What was the cost of the journey as concerns petrol, tires, servicing etc?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost to feed and wine each aluta howler?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to house each aluta howler for the useless mission?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to bail each aluta howler from police arrest?[/li]
[li]Since the howlers have now sued the IG, who is footing the bill and how much is it compared to Osuns unpaid September and October wage bills?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is being lost on the worthless case against the IG?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is Osun losing, while Aregbesola travels back and forth to Abuja to beg GEJ for the slight?[/li]
[li]ABOVE ALL, WHEN WILL OSUN WORKERS GET PAID?[/li]
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Now, please account for the 129billion Osun has received in the past 11 months. Thank you.

Gbawe:
With this statement , I am now convinced you are a stark illiterate !! Haba !!! I have no problem with you hating the ACN but at least try to argue semi-intelligently. This display of gross ignorance and latent racism , from you, deserves no response.

Why are you always so rude? Even to a politically neutral person like Anonimi?
It was Anonimi that led the cry for everyone to go out and defend their votes in the last elections, who urged us to go with our camera's, phones etc. How can you slam such a person?

This is why many conclude that ACN is peopled with thugs.

We must investigate alj haram, that baby is his!

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Stack realisation begins to set in, even as the font sizes decrease.
Its a process called deflation!

Its a great development in my opinion. GEJ fired first by slashing the NASS budget yet again, by 50billion.
If all they require to slash their salaries is that GEJ too slashes his, then I'm all for the outcome.

There is no way the NASS members can continue to take home in excess of $1million each per annum for doing nada. Thats just gross and obscene.

[size=14pt]2012 Budget: Senate insists on pay cut for Jonathan, others[/size]
On November 2, 2011 · In News , 
…Says BPE probe report ready soon
By Inalegwu Shaibu

ABUJA – As the Senate awaits the presentation of the 2012 budget to the National Assembly by President Goodluck Jonathan, there are indications that the budget may run into hitches unless there is a general pay cut in all the three arms of government.

Chairman, Senate Committee, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, who dropped the hint while addressing newsmen in Abuja said the Senate expected both the executive and the judiciary to comply with the need to reduce their budgets to help government cut down the high cost of governance.

He said: “One thing is certain, we have reached a consensus between the executive and legislature that the cost of running the government is too high and that there will be a need to cut down the cost of government and I think that, that will be the general trend in this particular budget. So, we are looking forward to seeing the budget and how much has been cut in terms of running the government.”

Abaribe, who also spoke on the reported N50 billion slash of the proposed 2012 budget of the National Assembly by President Jonathan, said the Senate would only take action when the budget is formally brought to them.

He also said the National Assembly was still expectant of the 2012 budget being that the executive had promised to send the budget in November.

He said: “I do not know when the budget is going to be presented. We were told last time that it will be sometime in November, so now that we are in November, we are looking forward to getting the budget from the executive.”

Abaribe who also spoke on the probe of the alleged shady deals in the sale of government properties by the Bureau of Public Enterprise, BPE, said the report would soon be made public.

He reacted to claims that the probe has been swept under the carpet upon findings that prominent Nigerians were found culpable in the privatization exercise, saying the committee will soon submit its findings to the Senate.

His words, “I think that in a very short while the report will be out. I promise you that the report will not be buried. No report that will come out of the Senate will be buried, it will be brought out and it will be open to the public because we want to ensure that we have good governance in Nigeria and the only way you can do that is to be sure that whatever you find out, ensure it is not buried.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/2012-budget-senate-insists-on-pay-cut-for-jonathan-others-2/

Rewind. . .

Rgp92:
You can do it GEJ! Haters gonna hate
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[size=13pt]OBITUARY[/size]

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Well said.

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Will you kill Lagosians if they vote PDP? I've never seen so much crap in a single post.
ACN has dug its own grave and is happily climbing in; emotions will not save it either. Any group led by a criminal and a coterie of thugs will only act true to type over time and thats whats going on with ACN.

monkeyleg:
^^^^Mental end stage of a deranged Phucker. Absolute senseless rant

Yes, getting bursted is painful. Especially when its done as publicly as this.

Again, if you weren't a militant looking to corner some oil bunkering acreage, you wouldn't be promoting ethnic bigotry and bloodshed; instead, the quote below would appeal to you (sadly, you have ulterior motives):

If we don't want Uduaghan, then lets impeach him while getting EFCC pertitions together; its called organisation.  
That is the only civilised approach, Delta state is not packed with animals.

Bloody dimwitted militant.

It was also gathered yesterday that Sylva is already perfecting plans to defect to the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) if he is denied the ticket.

A source said Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has been mandated by the ACN leadership to convince Sylva to defect to the party.

We wish them goodluck with their cargo.

This is yet another example of desperation. The garbled article is best ignored by intelligent people; I wonder who actually thinks these things up? They must be quite dull indeed.

In what universe are the chief of staff, special advisers, senior special assistants, special assistants and personal assistants paid the minimum wage?!

[size=14pt]Bayelsa boils over PDP governorship contest [/size]
Tuesday, 01 November 2011 00:00
Chris Ejim, Yenagoa and Emmanuel Masha, Port Harcourt

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The Nation's driver

Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, boiled yesterday.
Militants, seeking attention from the Federal Government on their welfare packages, seized the town by the throat and unleashed terror on the residents. But, a source traced the crisis to the handiwork of supporters of Governor Timipre Sylva, who is having a tough time being cleared for the November 19 primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

It was gathered that Sylva's supporters used the militants' protest as a decoy to stop the distribution of copies of Newswatch, a weekly magazine, which has the headline 'Many sins of Sylva: Why Bayelsa powerbrokers want him out' in its current edition.
The Nation's distribution vehicle which took thousands of copies of the magazine was burnt. Only the vehicle registration number, XR 264 LND, was visible as it was completely razed.

Burnt with the vehicle were thousands of copies of the newspaper, Sporting Life and another magazine, The News.
The incident happened at Mbiama Junction, East-West Road.

The leader of the protesting militants, Commander Thomas Isaac, while exonerating his men from the arson, said another group was responsible for it.

The vehicle was burnt at 4:30a.m. and the driver was beaten mercilessly before he managed to escape into the bush.
In a statement yesterday, the Newswatch management described the incident as wicked.

A statement signed by the General Manager, Editorial, Bala Dan Abu, reads: “Today, October 31, 2011, a vehicle conveying 7,000 copies of the current edition of Newswatch (dated November 7, 2011) from Port Harcourt to Yenagoa in Bayelsa State was attacked at Mbiama, Rivers State. Both the vehicle and all the copies of the magazine were burnt, apparently to stop the magazine from being circulated in Bayelsa State.

“The edition’s cover story is titled “Many Sins of Sylva – Why Bayelsa Power Brokers Want Him Out. It is on  the race for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial ticket for the February 11, 2012 election in the state in which several people are challenging the incumbent governor, Timipre Sylva.

“The story discusses the grounds of opposition to the incumbent governor’s aspiration. It also reflected very generously, the governor’s reaction as expressed in an interview granted by Nathan Egba, Bayelsa State Commissioner for Information.

“The management of Newswatch Communications Limited, publishers of Newswatch magazine, condemns this act of brigandage in its entirety and calls on the law enforcement agencies to ensure that those involved in this lawlessness do not escape punishment.

“The management would also like to assure the magazine’s teeming readers that Newswatch will always remain on the side of truth, fairness and objectivity, no matter the threat and intimidation”.

The driver of The Nation’s Toyota Hilux van, Mr. Solomon Amajuoyi, said some of the militants attempted to force him into the vehicle, before setting it ablaze.

The driver got to Mbiama Junction, on the road to Yenagoa at 4:30 am, and alighted to drop the Bayelsa parcels at the usual point, before heading for Warri, but he overheard the militants saying: “This is one of the newspapers carrying the stories and not supporting us.”

Amajuoyi said the militants collected his N10,500, mobile telephone handset, a pair of sandals, The Nation’s identity card and vehicle key, while a good Samaritan assisted him N500 for transport back to Port Harcourt.

He said: “I have been hearing of militants, that was my first time of seeing them in action. They carried more sophisticated guns, which they were shooting sporadically at Mbiama Junction and the mobile policemen at the nearby check point ran away.
“I am alive by the grace of God. I am from Abia State and the head of my entire family. I have been driving The Nation’s vehicle since 2008 and going to Calabar. I started moving to Yenagoa and Warri route in the last one month.

“I got to Mbiama Junction around 4:30 am and I wanted to drop the parcels going to Yenagoa at the junction, as usual, before moving to Warri. I saw a group of boys. So many of them with guns, machetes and other dangerous weapons. As I alighted, they rushed at the vehicle and used stones to break the windscreen and side glasses, when they saw The Nation on both sides.

“The boys were saying this is one of the newspapers criticising and not supporting them, declaring that they would burn me and the vehicle, with the newspapers and The News magazine. They ordered me to return to the vehicle, but I refused and they started beating me with sticks and other items.

“As I was escaping into the bush, with the little chance I had, I saw the boys pouring 20-litre petrol onto the vehicle and its contents. The Toyota Hilux was then driven by one of the youths to block the East-West Road, before setting it ablaze. I am alive by the grace of God.

“I continued to run in the bush, in case they might be pursuing me, because I overheard some of the boys saying ‘where is the driver’ and asking me to come back and pick my phone, money, ID card and sandals, but I saw it as a ploy to push me into the burning vehicle and I kept running.

“I returned to the East-West road near Mbiama Bridge, a distance of about one kilometre. Soldiers in two Toyota Hilux vans later came to disperse the boys. As the soldiers were shooting into the air and the boys were running into the bush, they were also shooting at the military men, who had superior fire power.

“Somebody gave me N500 for transport to Port Harcourt, when I narrated my ordeal. I paid N400 to Rumuokoro, Port Harcourt and N100 for intra-city transportation to the office at Mile One, Diobu”.

Spokesman of the Joint task Force (JTF), Lt. Col. Timothy Antigha, confirmed the incident and said the situation was under control, with soldiers at the scene.

Antigha also described the protesters as “bunch of criminals,” whom he said were not part of the authentic ex-militants, saying that some of the repentant militants, who recently protested at the same spot, disowned the “self-acclaimed” former warlords and were even stoning them.

Before the crisis was quelled by security agents, many travellers to Delta and Rivers were stranded for hours.

After more than two hours on the road, policemen arrived with Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) and they were seen trying to pacify the militants.

Some of the militants forced their way through the barricade mounted by armed mobile policemen at a check-point at Igbogene Junction.

The operatives were said to have fired many gunshots into the air to disperse the protesters who ignored them and continued their demonstration.

Isaac said: “Another group must have set The Nation vehicle ablaze. We don't know anything about it. We have voluntarily surrendered our arms to embrace peace in the Niger Delta region.  Almost one year after the amnesty, nobody has called us. Everyday, we keep hearing that we are not militants, that we only acquired arms to come and submit.

“This protest is a signal to the Federal Government that we can do anything. It was a peaceful protest. We did it to tell President Goodluck Jonathan that we are no longer happy with him. Government has paid deaf ears to our plight because of what some persons told them. They are waiting to see what we can do and we are ready for them. After this operation, we are going back to the creeks.”

The Media Officer of the Amnesty Committee, Mr. Henry Ugbolue, said although the Amnesty office is saddled with the huge task of demobilising and re-integrating over 27,368 ex-agitators enrolled for the programme, “the Amnesty office has not been directed to include any person in the programme.”

“The amnesty office will continue to brace all odds to achieve profound results. Indeed, the Amnesty office views the growing clamour for these persons to be included as a glaring evidence of the success of the programme.”

Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hilary Opara, confirmed the incident and said that the Assistant  Commissioner of Police (Operations) had been mandated to disperse the militants and miscreants.

Later in the day, thousands of copies of a mystery letter from a popular website announcing Sylva's disqualification from the contest were circulated in Yenagoa.

This led to people running helter skelter because of the belief that Sylva's loyalists would soon descend on those circulating the letter. Many traders immediately closed their shops.

In Port Harcourt, Rivers State, some youths staged a peaceful protest against Sylva's re-election.

Under the aegis of the Niger Delta Peace Movement and Watchdog of Niger Delta, they alleged that  Sylva has thrown the state backwards, noting that at no time in the state's history has it faced the level of widespread poverty and underdevelopment "plaguing our beloved Bayelsa."

They faulted the governor's style of governance, which they noted has made the people of the state worse than they were before he emerged as governor, describing the forthcoming governorship election in the state as an opportunity for a fresh administration that would tackle the twin issues of unemployment and poverty.

They urged President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to show interest in the affairs of the state as a former governor, noting that although Bayelsa people were happy that in him the state produced the first President from the Niger Delta, they were uncomfortable with his lack of interest in the politics and development of his state.

According to the groups, there is the need for Jonathan to endorse a credible person who understands the needs of the people, which they listed as roads, poverty and infrastructure.

The group leaders, Mr. John Walter, President and Sam Ebie, Secretary, lamented that despite the resources at Sylva's disposal to turn the fortune of the state around, Yenagoa has only one major road, and lacks planning, which the pointed out has led to the indiscriminate erections of buildings in the city.

Walter added: "We are worried by the level of poverty, unemployment and general underdevelopment in Bayelsa State. It is shameful that the present administration of Chief Timipre Sylva has not been able to address these problems. Governor Sylva has been in office for the past four years without anything to show for it, despite the huge allocations that come to the state.

"There are no roads, no good schools, while the original plan of Yenagoa is not being followed, in order to properly develop the town. This is why we want the President to be concerned in the politics of Bayelsa State by bringing a credible person who will understand the needs of the people by building roads and also tackle the problem of poverty and underdevelopment.

"We are looking forward to a new administration in Bayelsa State that will build industries to create jobs for youths and bring genuine investors who will also assist in the development of the state. Anything outside these, we will not support such a government," the youth coalition said.

Meanwhile, one of the governorship aspirants, Austin Ogionwo Febo, has set a four-point agenda for the transformation and economic development of the state.

Febo, pioneer vice chairman and later state chairman of PDP, said he would address infrastructural development, education, health and human capital development while expressing worry over the pace of development in the 15-year old state.

He explained that he joined the governorship race as the party threw the opportunity open to eligible persons and having considered himself a suitable person for the office of governor who had been tried and found to be a performer.

In his words: “I resolved to offer myself to the PDP to nominate me to offer selfless service for the developing of Bayelsa State, both physically and spiritually. I will govern in the fear of God”.

The former Commissioner for Lands and Housing in the state said he has evidence of his achievements on ground such as the Ekeki Housing Estate II and Okaka Housing Estate which remained the best estates constructed by any government in the state.

“I will resolve the problems of power. Fortunately, my first degree was in Electrical Engineering. I have been a member of the state electricity board. I understand the problems of the sector. I will resolve them and the people will have electricity supply.”
On human capital development, Febo assured that the one per cent mandatory contribution by state governments for the development of microfinance schemes as directed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) would be implemented to the letter and made available for access.

He said the funds would be applied to the growth and development of small and medium businesses and industries which would in turn have multiplier effect on the overall economy of the state.  

“As the chairman of a microfinance bank, I have empowered people with tricycles, loans for businesses and cars. I have been an agent of change. If in that small position, I have been able to do this, think of what I can do as a governor. I will properly coordinate state government policies and programmes for the benefit of the people,” he stated.
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It was also gathered yesterday that Sylva is already perfecting plans to defect to the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) if he is denied the ticket.

A source said Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has been mandated by the ACN leadership to convince Sylva to defect to the party.[/size]

http://www.nigeriancompass.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7361:bayelsa-boils-over-pdp-governorship-contest&catid=54:nigeria-today&Itemid=594

Timipre Sylva must really be quaking and peeing his pants right now! Because, if he doesn't make it, you can be certain that he will be walking straight into the arms of the EFCC within a few short weeks. That's the sort of thought that keeps even grown men awake at night.

"Enai Christopher Fullpower". . . Now thats one hell of a name! Up Niger De'ta!

[size=14pt]2012 Bayelsa Guber Polls: Sylva Not Among the First Batch of Cleared Candidates  [/size]

Intrigue that has dogged the process of selection of candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the 2011 gubernatorial election continued in Abuja on Tuesday with the name of the incumbent governor, Timipre Slyva, missing in the first batch of candidates cleared to contest the State’s gubernatorial election scheduled for next year by the National Working Committee, NWC of of the party.

PDP NWC, in a press release signed by Professor Rufai Alkali, National Publicity Secretary, PDP however indicated that it may release the names of more candidates that will contest in the election later.

Four candidates already cleared as indicated in the press release are: Oruta Justine Boloubo Henry Seriake Dickson, Enai Christopher Fullpower and Kalango Michael Youppele.

President Goodluck Jonathan who is from Bayelsa State is said not to be favourably disposed to the return of the incumbent Governor for the second term.

Indeed, the news since last weekend is that Slyva has been screened out as candidate in the coming polls. The Governor has however continue to deny this. It is thus doubtful if PDP will indeed be releasing the list of another batch of candidates as promised in the press release.

The press release reads: The National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) held an emergency meeting on the 31st of October, 2011, and considered reports on the preparations for the forth coming Gubernatorial Primaries in Bayelsa State. It also received the report of the Screening Appeal Panel headed by Her Excellency Abiodun Olujimi, Former Deputy Governor of Ekiti State.

“ After a thorough review of the reports of the Screening Panel and the Screening Appeal Panel, the leadership of the Party has so far cleared the first batch of contestants for the Gubernatorial Primaries in Bayelsa State as follows:

i. Oruta Justine Boloubo;
ii. Henry Seriake Dickson;
iii. Enai Christopher Fullpower; and
iv. Kalango Michael Youppele

“The NWC session to conclude the review exercise continues in order to consider cases of other aspirants on their individual merits. All party members, particularly stakeholders in Bayelsa State are to please note that the NWC is handling this exercise painstakingly and shall communicate all its decisions in due course.

“Party members are therefore advised to await the decisions of the NWC on this issue and mobilize all our supporters for the success of the forthcoming primaries.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/11/01/2012-bayelsa-guber-polls-slyva-not-among-the-first-batch-of-cleared-candidates/

Gbawe:
Can you read and comprehend at all? Or do you just join threads to make noise that only expose your ignorance? find out what Osun recieves in federal allocation per month before you shout Gbawe. The functional illiteracy on NL , in this age of information overload, is simply getting ridiculous. 100 billion ko 500 billion ni . I wonder why they even bothered to pass the FOI bill when it is crystal clear that Nigerians prefer to base their utterances on market women gossip that makes no sense at all.

[size=14pt]Gbawe! Gbawe!! Gbawe!!![/size]

Can you please answer the questions?

You have done everything except:
1. Explain why workers have not been paid.
2. Explain how Aregbesola spent the 100billion
3. Explain how Aregbesola is ruling Osun state.

kasiem:
Pls, buhari u shouldn't die of heartattack oo, cos i want to contest with u in about twenty years time. Old man wey nor sabi him mates

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=790733.msg9460728#msg9460728 date=1320168623]dude answer this question and stop beating around the bush. I mean stop this your childish way of posting and tell us if someone would need to have a mission before going to abuja in the same country YES OR NO

I mean, c'mon this silly attitude is getting annoying. I mean you are even calling aregbesola to this. Who thinks like this[/quote]Lol! You're just pained that I shut you down totally as a bigot and a fungus on the other thread.
Go and open one of your usual anti-Beaf threads, I feel your pain.

I know people like you regularly set out of home without any mission sha.

What I find strangest about this saga is the fact that Aregbesola is owing workers two months salary in his state, but saw absolutely nothing wrong in arranging for 19 buses of paid aluta howlers to go on an aimless junket to Abuja.

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Go and play with goats. Phucking bigot.

texazzpete:
Is there no depth that Beaf will not sink to?
The Police have no right to ask anyone what they are 'going to do in Abuja' or deny anyone transit because they did not provide detailed description of what they are going to do.
I cannot believe any one in his right mind will defend this nonsense.

Look who's talking about sinking!! World don hend!
Guy, its really hard to distinguish you from a mad man these days. In the past you used to be semi-smart, now you sound like a cross between Eko Ile, oyb, demdem and dayokanu (the Abacha tool).

cjfavour:
Beaf you've nt bn to Europe or you would have known dt there's what is called freedom of movement unless the area is a restricted area.Is Abuja a restricted area? As i said,dt particular day at dt spot,did d police asked all that were passing dt road where they were going and their mission at abj? are they still there today asking? The man worked on instruction period.YOU PDP MAN SHLD STOP DEFENDING EVIL.

Lol! Maybe you think that Londons Metropolitan Police are sited in Abeokuta!
This is one hilarious thread indeed!

Abuja isn't restricted? Of course, you blind apologists have never heard of boko haram.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=790733.msg9456025#msg9456025 date=1320123689]what have you said on the thread that a policeman shot an innocent boy coming back from church in Bayelsa if front of his mum? I pray all you siblings should be gun down like common criminals at checkpoints.

Porca puttana!. va' fan'culo!. Bastardo!!.[/quote]Spoken with "pride" from the depths of the gutter.

monkeyleg:
@Beaf,

You are at a deadend arent you. I Challenged you to point out where I stoked up any form of disagreement between tribes, but true to yourself you cant, so have resorted to you trademark junkyard dog behaviour of passing senseless insults. It really doesnt matter to me if the next governor of Delta state come from the North as long at he or she is an honest hardworking servant of the people. Not like your lover, who has violated the state dry, with his wicked corrupt ways. Like I have said, the day sanity comes to nigerian politics and things start working as they should. Vultures and political hanger-ones like you will become extinct, maybe then with your wicked conscience you will go into slave trade. Keep taking money from those who oppress the poor

Dude, you are all mouth and all irrelevance. Bloody militant, I hope say you de polish your AK? JTF will will level you if you attempt to bring bloodshed into the state.

I have repeated the words below to you endlessly, but it seems civilised methods mean nothing to brigands like yourself:

If we don't want Uduaghan, then lets impeach him while getting EFCC pertitions together; its called organisation.
That is the only civilised approach, Delta state is not packed with animals.

Any educated and civilised person would see the correctness of the steps outlined above, but not a militant graduate that wants work supplying security for oil pipelines (no be fool be dat?). If Uduaghan is your real target, why haven't you bought into the idea? That is the only way he can be removed before 2015.
So what is your real target?
At best, you guys are scrambling to force your way on the oil bunkering train, using innocent students and dragging Great Ogboru's name into the pig sty where you exist.

What have student protests got to do with politics, if there isn't some ulterior motive and innocent youth are not being used? You people are a very wicked lot.
Nobody begrudges you your politics, but don't use other peoples children and don't try to pitch ethnic groups against one another; the end of all that will be bloodshed.

Demons.

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Carry your foolish Ijaw hatred somewhere else, or bury it in your desert arse. Phucking bigot.
You claim to be Igbo, Yoruba, Kanuri and all what not just to spread bigotry and hatred like a beast. Bloody fungus.

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Keep waiting. Fool.
That map is from a renowned university and I don't entertain grass munching, gutter hugging, boko haramised cows. Run along.

Olodostein:
Hey Beaf! You can make your point without shouting. Man your own sycophantism no get part 2. A bi you chop winshhhh?

GEJ words are becoming mere platitudes. Action speak louder than voice.

Olodo! No be una be winsh?

[size=21pt]Go GEJ! You is da man! [/size]

monkeyleg:
@Beaf,

Please point out where I stoked up issues between tribes? If you cant then I urge you to Shut-up. You are the one seeing the Delta failed leadership as an ethnic thing by looking for divides that dont exist. While you are playing the ethnic card, you might remind yourself that the Delta north which form a large part of Delta state, have never held the top seat, whilst being constantly marginalised. Uduaghan remains a failure to himself and to the entire Delta state. So please stop being childish by picking issues where there are none

Your homework is to look for the deep contradiction in the two bolded statements above. The results will show you clearly why anyone can see through you and your ethnic agenda.
In one breath, you claim there are no divides, only to remind me about the marginalisation of Delta North. Funny guy!
On a similar thread to this, I made the bold claim that the next governor of Delta State would be Igbo; take that to the bank, you can keep deceiving yourself and making wretched statements that ethnicity doesn't matter, only to immediately step on your own tongue (with Delta North) when caught with your pants down.

Keep pretending you don't know exactly what I mean when I accuse you of stoking the flames of bloodshed. Bloody out of job militant!

I will repeat:

If we don't want Uduaghan, then lets impeach him while getting EFCC pertitions together; its called organisation.
That is the only civilised approach, Delta state is not packed with animals.

Period.

Da Doctor:
so shut your trap then.

Chei!