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Buhariislifeles:Sincere analysis, thanks. |
sarrki:Atiku and Tinubu have one common enemy now which is PMB, politics is about interest, have you ask yourself why Tinubu is silent since Atiku won PDP ticket, and hand behind those Yoruba groups supporting Atiku it's not about you kinsman being VP to Buhari, Tinubu is not getting what he want in PMB's government.Atiku and Tinubu both owns stakes in Oando and Intels and their business is being threatened
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sarrki:Sarrki no go set trap that will catch Tinubu ![]() Atiku is minority shareholder in Intels It was set up three decades ago by Volpi and former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar who has always held a minority stake in the firm. Company sources informed THISDAY that until recently, the former vice-president held a 17.2 per cent stake in Intels, which he whittled down after he sold part of his stake to former Lagos State governor and National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu. “It is often erroneously reported in the media that Intels belongs to Atiku Abubakar. But he has always been a minority shareholder in the company. Until recently, he had a 17.2 per cent stake in Intels, but even that was whittled down when he sold part of his stake to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu,” explained a company source recently. https://abujareporters.com.ng/intels-major-shareholder-volpi-apologises-to-npa-ready-to-abide-by-the-rules/ |
sarrki:Your lord Tinubu is part of Intels
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divinecode101:The video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwRDV3dwtI4
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Kano, hundreds of protesters have besieged the government house shouting ‘Ganduje Barawo’ in protest over the viral video showing the governor accepting dollars from an undisclosed person. The state government has come out to deny any misdeeds by the governor saying the video was doctored. More details soon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwRDV3dwtI4 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2080249138953429&id=100009050908912
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Lalasticlala please I don't know who banned me that I can't post since yesterday evening, I didn't break any rule, I also checked my status no information was give, please try and assist me, I guess one of the mods is biased over my posts, please help me, I look forward for your positive response, thanks in anticipation Below is what always pop top whenever I want to create thread since yesterday evening
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We have always acted as a team. The governors and the leaders are my own leaders. Since this wrong insinuation started, I’ve consulted governor Umahi, Ugwuanyi and of course today I’m here with my brother Ikpeazu, all the three PDP governors I’ve spoken with them. “I have spoken to Senator Ike Ekweremmadu, one of our leaders. Of course Senator Abaribe is here with me. I’ve spoken with all of them including T. A Orji and Sam Egwu. For us, we are going to work like a team. For us what is important is to rebuild Nigeria and rebuild the South East. Lalasticlala |
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has commiserated with the people and government of Abia State over the fatal pipeline explosion that killed scores of people in Umuimo and Umuaduru communities in Osisioma Local Government Area of the state. The former vice-president equally donated a sum of N10 million to the victims, adding that the news of the fire disaster was devastating and it is particularly touching that so many lives were lost to the incident. Atiku made this known Wednesday in Abuja in a statement by his campaign organisation. A delegation led by his running mate and former Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi, Wednesday visited the affected communities in company with the Abia State Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, and other officials of the state. Atiku, who was represented by Obi, remarked that the fatal incident should raise the red flag for proper safety measures along all pipeline beds across the country. He prayed particularly for the families that lost their dear ones to the incident to have the fortitude to bear the losses. Other dignitaries that welcomed Obi included the Deputy Governor of Abia State, Sir Ude Oko Chukwu, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe and Hon. Solomon Adaelu. https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/10/17/atiku-commiserates-with-abia-pipeline-explosion-victims-donates-n10m/ Lalasticlala
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Antivirus92:Ok |
BBC PIDGIN MAKES JEST OF NIGERIA ANTI CORRUPTION AGENCY... ![]()
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Enugupikin:You belong to 5% |
Enugupikin:Obi is loved by many stop hating Sokoto and Nasarawa many states across the nation has benefited from Peter Obi Mind top Bishops, and political leaders across the nation solicited for Obi's nomination
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osazeeblue01:All States in southeast and beyond has benefitted from Peter Obi gestures Enugu and other Eastern states excited over choice of Peter Obi
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Enugupikin:In your town, you are nobody and too small to decide for your LGA not to talk of your state or southeast ![]() |
perfectedmee:Don't mind him he belong to 5% group that voted for Buhari in 2015 they are playing role given to them by PMB camp , such low percentage group always loud to be notice among 95% majority Igbos are fully behind Obi, across parties |
Enugupikin:Buhari said 5% in Southeast voted for him last election, I believe you and your likes belong to that 5% group, such low percentage group always loud to be notice among 95% majority Igbos are fully behind Obi, across parties |
gidgiddy:In west or east ![]() |
United will stand |
Buhari's palpable panic about the outcome of the forthcoming 2019 general election keeps manifesting by the day. Even though the presidential Executive Order was promulgated a few months back, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar emergence as the PDP presidential flag bearer further jotted President Buhari to exploit extraneous option to truncate Atiku's victory at the polls. The adage of my nativity is President Muhammadu Buhari/APC Kalmar: "behind the door's closest can't save the murderer". The All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidency has murdered democracy; adopted rule of the thumb, aborted her own electoral premises, dramatizes unremitting failure, as much as introduced primitive nepotism and archaic bigotry. Shockingly, how President Buhari and his minders railroaded themselves into that unforgivable tragic outing remains a study for political scientists — after the near revolutionary momentum that ushered to power in 2015. President Buhari and the APC are the regrettable examples of how not to lead or mislead multiethnic nation as Nigeria. Buhari's palpable panic about the outcome of the forthcoming 2019 general election keeps manifesting by the day. Even though the presidential Executive Order was promulgated a few months back, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar emergence as the PDP presidential flag bearer further jotted President Buhari to exploit extraneous option to truncate Atiku's victory at the polls. Nigerians across board have no problem with the Executive Order 06 but its implementation must not be used as political tools to punish opponents like the infamous and draconian Decree No. 4 of 1984 which was cruelly pursued and enforced by the incumbent President as a Military Head of State. The President's Executive Order 06 — strictly speaking — should be a welcome development — if it's not meant to witch hunt and scapegoat political enemies on the other side of the political divide. If not, what qualified 50 persons with N50 million like Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, IBB, Atiku or Saraki to be banned from traveling out of the country will only resonate with the electorate if it includes doyens of corruption across the political spectrum. For the APC/Buhari presidency to take itself seriously, it should disclosed to Nigerians the full list/names of the 50 banned from stepping out of Nigeria. The electorate hope to see the ban extended to the likes of Adams Oshiomhole, Rotimi Amaechi, former SGF Babachir Lawal, Buhari's Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, his former Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun, Lai Muhammed, former DSS boss Lawal Daura, GMD of the NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Baru and the Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu who skipped the mandatory NYSC service. Nigerians are particularly expectant to have President Buhari include his wife's name on that list for the inexplicably way she got N2.6 billion that was stolen by her ADC. Also, for President Buhari to show his determination to fixing Nigerian's unresolved financial misdemeanor, he should truthfully tell Nigerians what happened to the report on the US$43 million discovered in an apartment at Osbourne Towers, Ikoyi, Lagos. Nigerians are still waiting to know what happened to the allegation of award of US$25 billion contracts without following due process made against Dr. Maikanti Kacalla Baru, the Group Managing Director of Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) by Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, Minister of State, Petroleum Resources? The electorate are gazing constantly in the direction of Aso Rock with the expectation that the presidency might tell Nigerians what happened to the Department of State Services (DSS) indictment for corruption of Ibrahim Magu, the Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Mr. Abubakar Malami, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Investigative Panel set up by the President Muhammadu Buhari? Alhaji Lai Muhammed, the Minister of Information and Culture is yet to tell Nigerians the owner of LEGICO Shopping Plaza, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria, inside which the EFCC claimed that it found US$448.8 million cash. Neither is he forthcoming with the names of the persons who brought the five sacks in which the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) claimed that it found N49 million cash at the Kaduna Airport. The electorate are certainly waiting to know what has happened to the Probe Panel on the alleged N500 million bribery said to have been paid to the Chief of Staff (COS), Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abba Kyari by MTN. Again, what has happened to the report submitted on the fraudulent reinstatement of Abdulrasheed Maina, "The Pensions Thief"? When will President Muhammadu Buhari sign another "Executive Order" to deal with these issues? Those who still believe that President Muhammadu Buhari and the deceptive APC might redeem itself and salvaged Nigeria after 2019 — four years already wasted — must be residing outside this planet. We will be hoping against hope to assumed that a Buhari's damaged Presidency — ethnically and corruptly dead, has any hope of redemption. http://saharareporters.com/2018/10/16/buhariapc-your-problems-are-nepotism-and-aborted-change-not-order-06-erasmus-ikhide
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The greatest challenge facing Nigeria remains “the removal of the current retrogressive All Progressives Congress (APC) led government and the enthronement of an inclusive government committed to good governance, federa 180-member caucus of former National Assembly lawmakers from the South East region has insisted that the former governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, was the best choice as the running mate to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar. A former member of the House of Representatives and spokesman of the caucus State, Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, made the ex-lawmakers’ position known when he briefed newsmen in Abuja, on Tuesday. He also lauded the former Vice President’s foresight in choosing Obi as his running mate. The 180-member caucus noted with dismay the “needless and unhealthy controversies so far generated by Obi’s nomination,” which “must be nipped in the bud to stop further embarrassment.” It, however, added that the greatest challenge facing Nigeria remains “the removal of the current retrogressive All Progressives Congress (APC) led government and the enthronement of an inclusive government committed to good governance, federal character and restructuring, which Atiku/Obi ticket represents.” “We commend the vision and foresight of Atiku Abubakar in choosing former Anambra Governor, Peter Obi as his running mate in the 2019 presidential election. “Our son, Peter Obi, is a befitting and worthy partner of the ticket because of his track record of performance, financial discipline and prudent management of resources. “The entire Igbo nation at home and in the Diaspora are excited and have resolved to support and vote for Atiku/Obi massively in the 2019 polls. “We call on Nigerians and the international community to give their support to Atiku/Obi ticket for the great prospect for Nigeria, Africa and the world. “We therefore, plead with our brothers and sisters who may have reacted negatively to the choice of Obi to sheathe their swords and throw their weights behind the ticket in the herculean task of removing this clueless APC led government,” the caucus noted http://saharareporters.com/2018/10/17/atiku180-former-lawmakers-take-position-obi%E2%80%99s-choice-running-mates-choice-running-mate Lalasticlala
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The enthusiastic reaction to Mr. Peter Obi, former Governor of Anambra state as running mate to Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, in 2019 presidential election, is a confirmation of Obi’ unquestioned competence, his reputation for integrity and experience in domestic and global economics. But these are not the only factors that made him a unique Vice-Presidential pick. Making a decision on a presidential running mate is not an easy task. It takes time to carefully consider prospective candidates. To winnow down the prospective candidates and settle for one person requires the following criteria: The candidate must be fully qualified to be President, just in case. The nominee must share the political philosophy of the presidential candidate. Besides, the person must be someone with whom the presidential candidate is comfortable with. And in the interest of party harmony, the person must be acceptable to majority of party members. Obi is acclaimed to fit into all the criteria listed and miles ahead of other prospective candidates. In addition, his accomplishments as Governor of Anambra state for eight years were also considered as excellent. A statement by the Director-General of the Atiku Campaign Organisation, Gbenga Daniel said that much about Obi’s astute professional credentials which are what Nigeria needs at this point of her peculiar political and socioeconomic history. Beyond all of this, Obi is both smart, savvy and a highly principled, a man of conviction who always stands for something, a man with strength of character, who is not afraid to speak his mind in any issue he strongly believes in. In Nigeria’s politics today, it’s hard to see public officials and politicians who have chosen the path of honour no matter the greasy pole that is Nigerian politics. That’s why, very often, it’s difficult for a typical Nigerian politician to answer these baseline questions: Why am I in public office? Am I going there for public good or to feather my own nest? Again, that is why many of our politicians lack that clear qualification for higher office. Many of them don’t possess what it takes to perform beyond average. The truth is that the Presidency and the Vice Presidency are not prizes to be won. These unique offices, to paraphrase former United States President Gerald Ford, ‘is a duty to be done.’ In other words, it’s the challenge of the job, not the power and glamour of the office that should matter most. How then does Obi complement the strength of Atiku, and not a spare tyre of sort? This is what Obi will bring into the office. Anyone who has closely and keenly followed Obi’s political career will tell you that one reason he has been so successful as businessman and politician is because he is one of the first to truly treat politics as a science. But this is where Atiku/Obi ticket will be a winning team. Reason: Atiku, in both politics and business has been more successful in a more traditional way. He (Atiku) has proved to be a master of the art of politics. In that regard, the difference between like a chalk and cheese. While Obi is cool and rational thinker, Atiku is a talker, a tackler and a smooth operator. Simply spoken, Obi’s political style seems to be in his head, Atiku’s is in his blood. Make no mistakes about it: The stakes in the coming campaigns and the election proper, are higher than that of four years ago If issues will drive the campaigns as the All Progressives Congress (APC) has promised, Atiku is not diminished by Buhari’s appeal, especially in the North. Indeed, Atiku has the machinery to match whatever the incumbent president and the APC throw up. He is the master of the game. And in Obi, there is no minuses.In the campaigns, the questions that will be raised before the voters include: Are you better off now than you were four years ago? Are you, your family and relatives more secured now than you were four years ago? Is Nigeria more united now than four years ago? Is your disposable income better now than it was four years ago? Is your future better now or looking bleak? It will be interesting how voters answer these questions. If Nigerians desire a credible, responsible campaign and a future of peace, the pluses are on the side of PDP. This is one presidential election, I think that the Vice Presidential candidate will play a significant role. Obi is comparatively young, 57 years, a devout Catholic, known across the country and beyond. Like Atiku, Obi has a attractive wife, Margaret who is not an Igbo, just as two of Atiku’s wives hail from the Southeast and South west, respectively. But this aside, Obi has never been tainted by any impropriety. He had been tried and tested. No blemishes found. On that scale, Obi will be a great asset to the Atiku ticket across the country. He will broaden the PDP base and appeal. It is left for the PDP strategists to come up with a campaign theme that will capture the worries, the aspirations and vision of today and the future. Such a theme should be an umbrella under which a realistic objectives for the next four years will be captured. Nigerians need confidence in their own future and belief that governance matters if entrusted in the hands of those who know why they are seeking public office. And politics provides that rare opportunity of a lifetime to do good for your country and the people who put you in that office. Sady, our politicians have squandered public trust. They pursue simple, personal things with zeal, but approach critical matters of governance either half heartedly, or completely unattended to. That’s not what life in the presidency ought to be. It ought to make positive change happen, inspire the citizens to shade their doubts by fixing the problems that confront them and provide a unity of purpose. What makes Obi a unique VP candidate is that he will draw from his shining legacy in Anambra and vast experiences in different sectors of the economy, believing that Atiku if he wins the presidency will listen to him and solutions he (Obi) will proffer. Atiku, I believe, will fancy Obi’s expertise on economic management, as he (Atiku) was entrusted with similar function as Vice President under Olusegun Obasanjo presidency. That prospect is looking increasingly possible now. Good governance and good leadership drive the citizens to offer their utmost best for their country.Given the great pessimism in Anambra before Obi assumed office as Governor and the rough patches he went through after his illegal impeachment, and his triumph and the legacy he left, that has put Anambra as the state with the lowest poverty level and highest number of billionaires in the country, is an inspiration that politics matters if we elect transparent leaders into office. It’s left for Atiku to tap from the vast and unique qualities of his running mate. Together, they can wage a winning campaign in every state, every geopolitical zone of the country. http://sunnewsonline.com/why-obi-is-a-unique-vp-pick/
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bestviewer:Use your sense, now calls for unity, no matter the provocation |
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bestviewer:We don't need this now |
Dutchbraht:Obi was chairman of Next before he became governor,Next Cash n Carry Ltd, along with Next International (UK) Ltd, Next Foods (Nigeria) Ltd and Next Direct Ltd, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Next International Nigeria Limited, a first class brand market development and management company based in Sub Saharan Africa. Next Cash 'n' Carry Ltd is inspired by the successful Cash 'n' Carry operations/ Warehouse Clubs/ Hypermarkets in South Africa. Our flagship store in Nigeria is located on the outskirts of Abuja. Nestled in a picturesque and serene environment on Ahmadu Bellow Way,4km from Abuja City Centre and 5km from Gwarimpa & Jayi which are two of the most populated regions in Nigeria today. Obi Next international is sole importer of many products in Nigeria
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Peter Obi was one of the richest Nigeria before he became governor, from their allegation, they claimed he bought the house in 2001, Obi became the governor of Anambra on 14 June 2007, it was his first political post in Nigeria, it shows he bought the house with his money not public money, what his said on platform was, if you see any other residential house in Nigeria he owns outside the one in Onitsha confiscate the house |
[s] ELVISHOT:[/s] Peter Obi was one of the richest Nigeria before he became governor, from their allegation, they claimed he bought the house in 2001, Obi became the governor of Anambra on 14 June 2007, it was his first political post in Nigeria, it shows he bought the house with his money not public money, what his said on platform was, if you see any other residential house in Nigeria he owns outside the one in Onitsha confiscate the house |
globemoney:You're related to Uba's family that's why you are pained, Obi stopped you guys from milking Anambra, non of you family member will get to his level, bitter mind |
[[s]quote author=NonsoWow post=72146322]Dave Umahi doesn't need to apologize for his stance. Atiku got it wrong and he has started off on the wrong foot by alienating and disrespecting the leaders that he would depend upon to shore up his votes in the southeast. Peter Obi doesn't have the capacity to do the needful for him. Those guys he is neglecting are the ones who manufacture votes in Igboland. Atiku will surely regret taking this selfish action.[/quote][/s] |
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it's not about you kinsman being VP to Buhari, Tinubu is not getting what he want in PMB's government.
