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Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic Is This For Real? by Becomrrich: 10:40am On Mar 04, 2009
nobody is saying he should not do it. but where is he going to get the money from. look imo state which have less than 1/5 the population of lagos collect about the same money as lagos. so where is the money.

You see , it is good to have a good idea. but under the federal republic of nigeria. fashola should forget it, it is just a dream. look everything awolowo did was because we were in control of our life, and the north was not making that decision for us at that time.

Fashola would be fooling himself and so is all other governor in the western niger of nigeria, if they thing they can do anything under the federal republic of nigeria.

look when obasanjo wanted to build 7 thermal station in the south south , what did yar adua first do because he was a northerner. he cancel them and now sign new one to build them in the north.

And in such a country you thing he can develop. where merit is below dismerit.

When we join benin republic  fashola and other governor would perform like awolowo did. but under nigeria, fashola is wasting his time.  he should be talking of the 300 armored tank and 27,000  guns for the police.  To get rid of criminal. lagos have to fight criminals.

You see the governors in the western niger of nigeria have to support the police to fight crime and get rid of criminals. they can buy guns and other for the police. criminal have to be low.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Becomrrich: 8:16am On Mar 04, 2009
And considering the fact that most igbo state have about the same local govt as lagos, oyo and others which have the same population with the whole of the south east put together.

The igbo should not expect us to look and support thier dream for president while they support injustice done to us. this is just to name lagos, not to talk of ondo, oyo or ogun. where the same injustice is the same. if the igbo dream of presidency, they should openly support our desire to join the republic of benin. And thier own dream of presidency would come true. And can tell you , we would openly support thier dream, if they support own dream to be part of the republic of Benin.

The igbo has to understand that it is nearly impossible for the yorubas to support thier dream for presidency, knowing full well that the igbos ohaneze ,senators and others have not open support our dream of been part of the republic of benin. Their dream of nigeria presidency we shall support if they support our dream of been part of the republic of Benin. Ohaneze and igbo senators and reps can see our map. they should support it and we would support thier dream for presidency of nigeria too.

Politics › Re: Eko Atlantic Is This For Real? by Becomrrich: 8:14am On Mar 04, 2009
how sincere is the project. look we heard of the fourth mainland bridge. they show many video too. but can my car drive thru the 4th main bridge. it does not exist.

now you show me video, how can i trust you, when i also saw video of fourth mainland bridge, no be video i want chop. Now do faashola support the desire of the yorubas to be part of benin republic.


This is where the issue should be, is the sand filling in the video not the same one we see every day in victoria island. if we are in control our life, eko altantic would not only  be a dream, but under the north,  trust me, i know it just a video dream that would never happen, 

so if fashola want to dream , then he should dream of us joinning republic of benin and eko altantic would be dream. tinubu dream of fourth mainland brdige where is it. if tiinubu have support us joinning republic of benin  then, Tinubu would be driving thru the fourth mainland bridge by now,   Ekp altantic can only happen if we join the republic of benin, but under nigeria, i know it would never happen. and it is just another dream like tinubu fourth mainland bridge.

We have to tell oursel the truth and stop telling ourself a lie, we would never been able to achieve anything under nigeria. Chief awolowo called nigeria a geographical expression. and that is what it is.


na video i want chop.

Culture › Re: Why Igbos And Ijaws Must Unite by Becomrrich: 7:52am On Mar 04, 2009
stop the nonsense, there is no similarity between igbos and ijaw,
ijaws are from oduduwa. go and read thier history. why do you think , the ijaw refuse to be part of biafra, whyhuh?

Politics › Re: Ijaw Were Second class Citizen In Biafra And Ijaws Are From Oduduwa Prove. by Becomrrich(op): 7:19am On Mar 04, 2009
i see ,


And considering the fact that most igbo state have about the same local govt as lagos, oyo and others which have the same population with the whole of the south east put together.

The igbo should not expect us to look and support thier dream for president while they support injustice done to us. this is just to name lagos, not to talk of ondo, oyo or ogun. where the same injustice is the same. if the igbo dream of presidency, they should openly support our desire to join the republic of benin. And thier own dream of presidency would come true. And can tell you , we would openly support thier dream, if they support own dream to be part of the republic of Benin.

The igbo has to understand that it is nearly impossible for the yorubas to support thier dream for presidency, knowing full well that the igbos ohaneze ,senators and others have not open support our dream of been part of the republic of benin. Their dream of nigeria presidency we shall support if they support our dream of been part of the republic of Benin. Ohaneze and igbo senators and reps can see our map. they should support it and we would support thier dream for presidency of nigeria too.
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Becomrrich: 7:18am On Mar 04, 2009
And considering the fact that most igbo state have about the same local govt as lagos, oyo and others which have the same population with the whole of the south east put together.

The igbo should not expect us to look and support thier dream for president while they support injustice done to us. this is just to name lagos, not to talk of ondo, oyo or ogun. where the same injustice is the same. if the igbo dream of presidency, they should openly support our desire to join the republic of benin. And thier own dream of presidency would come true. And can tell you , we would openly support thier dream, if they support own dream to be part of the republic of Benin.

The igbo has to understand that it is nearly impossible for the yorubas to support thier dream for presidency, knowing full well that the igbos ohaneze ,senators and others have not open support our dream of been part of the republic of benin. Their dream of nigeria presidency we shall support if they support our dream of been part of the republic of Benin. Ohaneze and igbo senators and reps can see our map. they should support it and we would support thier dream for presidency of nigeria too.

Politics › Re: Ijaw Were Second class Citizen In Biafra And Ijaws Are From Oduduwa Prove. by Becomrrich(op): 10:29pm On Mar 03, 2009
Pay you ke? what, you want to tell me ijaw people never suffer reach for nigeria.

Can you count how many ijaw people who have be killed because of this dream to leave Nigeria .  10,000 would be an under statement.

Do you want to know how many Ijaw people in danger of cancer from exposure to gas. 2 million people. ?

Do you want to know the number that dies each year for related disease 10,000?

So how much people do you need to kill.
Politics › Re: Ijaw Were Second class Citizen In Biafra And Ijaws Are From Oduduwa Prove. by Becomrrich(op): 10:21pm On Mar 03, 2009
The constitution also says , if it is not a joint houses. We need 1/3 of each house. In the house of rep of 360 member, we need 1/3 member , that is 120 members. We have 117 members and we can get 3 house of rep member from Rivers state. To remove us from Nigeria.

While in the senate we require 1/3 , which is 37 senators. We have 35 senators. We need 2 more senators.

I believe with the help of ijaw in rivers state, we can make this history. History is waiting for us. We are are about to make history.

House of rep.
Lagos       26
Ogun       13
Kogi         9
Bayelsa    5
Kwara     6
Oyo        14
Osun      10
Ekiti        6
Ondo      9
Edo         9
Delta      10
Total      117
Politics › Re: Ijaw Were Second class Citizen In Biafra And Ijaws Are From Oduduwa Prove. by Becomrrich(op): 9:27pm On Mar 03, 2009
enugu state satellite picture. you would see that most part of enugu state have erosion problem. so it is difficult to build a house.

so the so call equity in zone is nonsense. it is not possible. and where are you

And here are the list of men that we need. we need 6 or 7  of them to vote yes, to make it happen.  we have 24 on the list. we should be able to get 7 of them. who say it is not possible is a lier.  there are up to 7 ijaw men on this list and more than 7 tiv men on the list(orkar is Tiv)


________________________________________   


Sen. David Mark
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue South
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. George Akume
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. Joseph I. kaagerger
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North East
Party: People's Democratic Party

   

Hon. Asita Honourable O
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni/Ahoada West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


Sen. George Thompson Sekibo
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Lee Meaba
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers South East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Wilson Asinobi Ake
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Berewari Christopher
State: Rivers, Constituency: Opobo/Nkoro/Andoni
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Betty A. Apiafi
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ahoada East/Abua/Odual
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )



   


Hon. Adikpe Agbonu A
State: Benue, Constituency: Obi/Oju
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Agidani Solomon
State: Benue, Constituency: Apa/Agatu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Chile Igbawua W.
State: Benue, Constituency: Kwande/Ushongo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Demnege Alaaga
State: Benue, Constituency: Gwer East/Gwer West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Jime
State: Benue, Constituency: Makurdi/Guma
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Yisa O. Jev
State: Benue, Constituency: Buruku
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Idoko Onobi
State: Benue, Constituency: Ado/Ogbadibo/Okpokwu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iho David Mzenda
State: Benue, Constituency: Katsina Ala/Logo/Ukum
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iorwase Herman C. H.
State: Benue, Constituency: Konshisha/Vandekiya
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Nelson G. O. Alapa
State: Benue, Constituency: Ohimini/Otukpo
Party: All Nigeria Peoples Party ( ANPP )

________________________________________


Hon. Tsegba Terngu
State: Benue, Constituency: Gboko/Tarka
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

   


Hon. Daemi Kunaiyi Akpanaha
State: Rivers, Constituency: Akukutoru/Asaritoru Federal Constituency
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Deeyah Nwiika
State: Rivers, Constituency: Gokana/Khana
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )






________________________________________

Hon. John Kalipa
State: Rivers, Constituency: Okrika/Ogu/Bolo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


________________________________________

Hon. Sokonte H. Davies
State: Rivers, Constituency: Degema/Bonny
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )
Politics › Ijaw Were Second class Citizen In Biafra And Ijaws Are From Oduduwa Prove. by Becomrrich(op): 9:21pm On Mar 03, 2009
Is it true that the Ijaw were second class citizen  in Biafra, huh? explain.


to be honest with you Niger delta republic is difficult, but with Republic of Benin, they already have the united nation status. and they are also part of the oduduwa family. That why we say we join them to avoid international problem. 

while If you do a google search on Ijaw history, you discover they are from an ife Prince called Prince Ujo.  That Ijaws people are from the yorubas

See result and read.


http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=Otu+Ife+ijaw+migration&meta=



Support a bill to remove us from Nigeria.


Obasanjo govt removed some portion of Nigeria into the republic of chad.
Yar adua remove Bakassi into cameroon, all were done with a simple approval by both house of assembly. and the same way. remove us from Nigeria.

The constitution of Nigeria requires 1/3 of the total number of assembly men to do that.
109 senators and 360 reps.  = 469 .  now divide by 3  give , 157.

So we need 157 member to make the igbo dream to become president of Nigeria possible.

Lagos       29
Ogun       16
Kogi         12 ( including Igala area)
Bayelsa    8
Kwara     9
Oyo        17
Osun      13
Ekiti        9
Ondo      12
Edo         12
Delta      13
Total      150

If we have rivers state 16   or  benue  state 14 or niger state 12

I am 90% sure Benue state would vote to join republic of Benue.( Major Orkar was from benue state)   And 65% sure  rivers state  would decide to join benin republic. There are enough member from river state that would vote yes to allow ijaw rivers  to join.

This is all the igbos need to do to become president of nigeria, they should  support the move to remove.


And we are trying to help the igbos and they just need to support a move to make an igboman replace president Yar adua.  Igbo have many men that can replace Yar adua like Senator Ike ,  Chief  Ojo, Orji Kalu and many more. All the need to do is support the move. And the north have no other option than to hand over to an igboman after President Yar adua. If they refuse, I can not see a  way any igboman can be president. They may have to wait till 2047 to be president.

Politics › Re: The Western Niger of Nigeria demand change goes on strike(Ijaw are from odua) by Becomrrich(op): 9:08pm On Mar 03, 2009
An igboman man can be president, but with what we see from satellite, alot need to be done, but the problem with igbo is that they do not understand that the only way that can happen is if the Yorubas and bendle and bayelsa (remove Jonathan from the race) are pushed to the Republic of Benin. They do not understand that politics is a game. And this is the way the game of politics with be on thier side.

And over and over again I have tried to show the Igbo the best method for them.
All they need to make their dream of president come to past is easy. Support a bill to remove the Yorubas, bendle and bayelsa out of Nigeria.

The constitution of Nigeria requires 1/3 of the total number of assembly men to do that.
109 senators and 360 reps. = 469 . now divide by 3 give , 157.

So we need 157 member to make the igbo dream to become president of Nigeria possible.

Lagos 29
Ogun 16
Kogi 12 ( including Igala area)
Bayelsa 8
Kwara 9
Oyo 17
Osun 13
Ekiti 9
Ondo 12
Edo 12
Delta 13
Total 150

If we have rivers state 16 or benue state 14 or niger state 12

I am 90% sure Benue state would vote to join republic of Benue.( Major Orkar was from benue state) And 65% sure rivers state would decide to join benin republic. There are enough member from river state that would vote yes to allow ijaw rivers to join.

This is all the igbos need to do to become president of nigeria, they should support the move to remove.


And we are trying to help the igbos and they just need to support a move to make an igboman replace president Yar adua. Igbo have many men that can replace Yar adua like Senator Ike , Chief Ojo, Orji Kalu and many more. All the need to do is support the move. And the north have no other option than to hand over to an igboman after President Yar adua. If they refuse, I can not see a way any igboman can be president. They may have to wait till 2047 to be president.




enugu state satellite picture. you would see that most part of enugu state have erosion problem. so it is difficult to build a house.

so the so call equity in zone is nonsense. it is not possible. and where are you

And here are the list of men that we need. we need 6 or 7 of them to vote yes, to make it happen. we have 24 on the list. we should be able to get 7 of them. who say it is not possible is a lier. there are up to 7 ijaw men on this list and more than 7 tiv men on the list(orkar is Tiv)


________________________________________


Sen. David Mark
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue South
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. George Akume
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. Joseph I. kaagerger
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North East
Party: People's Democratic Party



Hon. Asita Honourable O
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni/Ahoada West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


Sen. George Thompson Sekibo
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Lee Meaba
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers South East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Wilson Asinobi Ake
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Berewari Christopher
State: Rivers, Constituency: Opobo/Nkoro/Andoni
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Betty A. Apiafi
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ahoada East/Abua/Odual
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )






Hon. Adikpe Agbonu A
State: Benue, Constituency: Obi/Oju
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Agidani Solomon
State: Benue, Constituency: Apa/Agatu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Chile Igbawua W.
State: Benue, Constituency: Kwande/Ushongo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Demnege Alaaga
State: Benue, Constituency: Gwer East/Gwer West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Jime
State: Benue, Constituency: Makurdi/Guma
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Yisa O. Jev
State: Benue, Constituency: Buruku
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Idoko Onobi
State: Benue, Constituency: Ado/Ogbadibo/Okpokwu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iho David Mzenda
State: Benue, Constituency: Katsina Ala/Logo/Ukum
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iorwase Herman C. H.
State: Benue, Constituency: Konshisha/Vandekiya
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Nelson G. O. Alapa
State: Benue, Constituency: Ohimini/Otukpo
Party: All Nigeria Peoples Party ( ANPP )

________________________________________


Hon. Tsegba Terngu
State: Benue, Constituency: Gboko/Tarka
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )




Hon. Daemi Kunaiyi Akpanaha
State: Rivers, Constituency: Akukutoru/Asaritoru Federal Constituency
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Deeyah Nwiika
State: Rivers, Constituency: Gokana/Khana
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )






________________________________________

Hon. John Kalipa
State: Rivers, Constituency: Okrika/Ogu/Bolo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


________________________________________

Hon. Sokonte H. Davies
State: Rivers, Constituency: Degema/Bonny
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Becomrrich: 8:52pm On Mar 03, 2009
And here are the list of men that we need. we need 6 or 7  of them to vote yes, to make it happen. we have 24 on the list. we should be able to get 7 of them. who say it is not possible is a lier. there are up to 7 ijaw men on this list and more than 7 tiv men on the list(orkar is Tiv)


________________________________________


Sen. David Mark
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue South
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. George Akume
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Sen. Joseph I. kaagerger
State: Benue, Constituency: Benue North East
Party: People's Democratic Party



Hon. Asita Honourable O
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni/Ahoada West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


Sen. George Thompson Sekibo
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Lee Meaba
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers South East
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Sen. Wilson Asinobi Ake
State: Rivers, Constituency: Rivers West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Berewari Christopher
State: Rivers, Constituency: Opobo/Nkoro/Andoni
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Betty A. Apiafi
State: Rivers, Constituency: Ahoada East/Abua/Odual
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )






Hon. Adikpe Agbonu A
State: Benue, Constituency: Obi/Oju
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Agidani Solomon
State: Benue, Constituency: Apa/Agatu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Chile Igbawua W.
State: Benue, Constituency: Kwande/Ushongo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Demnege Alaaga
State: Benue, Constituency: Gwer East/Gwer West
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Jime
State: Benue, Constituency: Makurdi/Guma
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Emmanuel Yisa O. Jev
State: Benue, Constituency: Buruku
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Idoko Onobi
State: Benue, Constituency: Ado/Ogbadibo/Okpokwu
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iho David Mzenda
State: Benue, Constituency: Katsina Ala/Logo/Ukum
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Iorwase Herman C. H.
State: Benue, Constituency: Konshisha/Vandekiya
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________


Hon. Nelson G. O. Alapa
State: Benue, Constituency: Ohimini/Otukpo
Party: All Nigeria Peoples Party ( ANPP )

________________________________________


Hon. Tsegba Terngu
State: Benue, Constituency: Gboko/Tarka
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )




Hon. Daemi Kunaiyi Akpanaha
State: Rivers, Constituency: Akukutoru/Asaritoru Federal Constituency
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )

________________________________________

Hon. Deeyah Nwiika
State: Rivers, Constituency: Gokana/Khana
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )






________________________________________

Hon. John Kalipa
State: Rivers, Constituency: Okrika/Ogu/Bolo
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )


________________________________________

Hon. Sokonte H. Davies
State: Rivers, Constituency: Degema/Bonny
Party: People's Democratic Party ( PDP )
Politics › Re: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by Becomrrich: 7:14pm On Mar 03, 2009
An igboman man can be president, but with what we see from satellite, alot need to be done, but the problem with igbo is that they do not understand that the only way that can happen is if the Yorubas and bendle and bayelsa (remove Jonathan from the race) are pushed to the Republic of Benin. They do not understand that  politics is a game. And this is the way the game of politics with be on thier side.

And over and over again I have tried to show the Igbo the best method for them.
All they need to make their dream of president come to past is easy. Support a bill to remove the Yorubas, bendle and bayelsa out of Nigeria.

The constitution of Nigeria requires 1/3 of the total number of assembly men to do that.
109 senators and 360 reps.  = 469 .  now divide by 3  give , 157.

So we need 157 member to make the igbo dream to become president of Nigeria possible.

Lagos       29
Ogun       16
Kogi         12 ( including Igala area)
Bayelsa    8
Kwara     9
Oyo        17
Osun      13
Ekiti        9
Ondo      12
Edo         12
Delta      13
Total      150

If we have rivers state 16   or  benue  state 14 or niger state 12

I am 90% sure Benue state would vote to join republic of Benue.( Major Orkar was from benue state)   And 65% sure  rivers state  would decide to join benin republic. There are enough member from river state that would vote yes to allow ijaw rivers  to join.

This is all the igbos need to do to become president of nigeria, they should  support the move to remove.


And we are trying to help the igbos and they just need to support a move to make an igboman replace president Yar adua.  Igbo have many men that can replace Yar adua like Senator Ike ,  Chief  Ojo, Orji Kalu and many more. All the need to do is support the move. And the north have no other option than to hand over to an igboman after President Yar adua. If they refuse, I can not see a  way any igboman can be president. They may have to wait till 2047 to be president.




enugu state satellite picture. you would see that most part of enugu state have erosion problem. so it is difficult to build a house.

so the so call equity in zone is nonsense. it is not possible. and where are you

https://img4.imageshack.us/img4/7736/enugu1.jpg

https://img25.imageshack.us/img25/7310/enugu2.jpg
https://img4.imageshack.us/img4/5403/enugu3.jpg
https://img25.imageshack.us/img25/1104/enugu4.jpg
[img]http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/1995/enugu5.jpg][/img]
Politics › Re: The Western Niger of Nigeria demand change goes on strike(Ijaw are from odua) by Becomrrich(op): 11:47am On Mar 03, 2009
so if i change my mind about nigeria for the best of all of us. go see the satellite picture the north are minority.

[img]http://www.africom.mil/images/ward_lr.jpg[/img]

Education › Re: Look Who Is Going To School In Nigeria: The Statistics May Surprise You by Becomrrich: 10:25am On Mar 03, 2009
enugu state satellite picture. you would see that most part of enugu state have erosion problem. so it is difficult to build a house.

so the so call equity in zone is nonsense. it is not possible. and where are you

https://img4.imageshack.us/img4/7736/enugu1.jpg

https://img25.imageshack.us/img25/7310/enugu2.jpg
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Politics › Re: Yaradua Has finally Gone To The "man Of God" To Seek Healing. by Becomrrich: 10:00pm On Mar 02, 2009
osisi update us on the health of the president. what new.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 8:18pm On Mar 02, 2009
so obi election is in question.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 12:35am On Mar 02, 2009
no it is not.  all of thier term end in 2011.

look the word period  means cycle . a woman period is normal 28 days. a governor is 4 years.

if the constitution was refering to the governor as having 4 years. it would say it this was and use the term governor  and not a person.

it would read this way,

The governor shall vacate his office at the expiration of a period of four years commencing from the date the elected  governor under this constitution,
he undertake the oath of allegiance and oath of office
but the constitution is not saying so. it says. from the first day. the first person who took the oath, which is bola amhed tinubu for lagos. lam adeshina for oyo state. agagu for ondo state, segun osoba for ogun, makanfi for kaduna, duke for cross river, odili for river state, attah for akwa ibom, yar adua for katsina. this are the people the nigeria constitution is refering to . as 
person first elected as governor under this constitution
Politics › Re: New Benin Republic Would Support And Host Africom by Becomrrich(op): 12:13am On Mar 02, 2009
wait and see.
we are going to make sure the new republic of benin have an africom base. and dont worry how we would raise the $5 million to help africom relocate from germany.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 12:07am On Mar 02, 2009
The governor shall vacate his office at the expiration of period of four years commencing from the date when the person last elected to that office took the oath of allegiance and oath of office or would, but for his death, have taken suth oaths.
So this mean when the last governor of edo state which was lucky son of the esama of benin. took the oath of office.

not when oshimohole took office.  Oserheimen Osunbor oath of office was cancel by the court. so lucky oath of office is the last oath of office. oshimoholo must leave by 2011.

now here is my question is this term not a contract for a period , it is like a contract job, you have your time of office , if they use , your time, do you think , you can use the other person time.

if we do not check this now. if this continue, there is no governoship election in 2011. this is why they have called it vision 2020. i was told it means when the PDP would manipulation of nigeria would end. 

so what the pdp is doing is using the court system to extend the term of thier governors. and they are also replacing succersor to the position. and the opposition are so stupid not to see what is going on. look at the list , all of the people involve are pdp governors with first term.  which is not constitutional.

so it means the PDP governors  would all use 12 years in office each if they win 2nd term.
In sure it is scam. there are expect to use 8 years, but now they would all use 12 years, so you see the scam going on.

oshimoholo term ends in 2011 and so is all governor.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 8:36pm On Mar 01, 2009
for you to understand what i am saying. Let me make it clear, here is what the constitution says.

The governor shall vacate his office at the expiration of period of four years commencing from the date when in the case of a person first elected as governor under this constitution
before the next line.

The constitution continues

he took the oath of allegiance and oath of office
the date which the constitution start  counting is the first day in 1999 when the first person took the oath .

The is a different between the word " period of four years" and " a period of four years"  That different is the word 
" a "
And the Nigeria constitution does not have "a" in it. which means the period refered to is a continue cycle of four years. 

In maths we have what they call periodic table,  and a woman goes thru "her period".
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 4:00pm On Mar 01, 2009
for you to be sure that i am correct that all the times of the governors end in 2011. what if the governor resign. the second option does not apply to his situation because he did not die in office. The first option apply to his situation. there are only 2 option in the consitution.

the first option or second option. Now if we apply the first option to a situation when the governor resign in office. When would his deputy who replace him end his office. Is it 2011 or 2013. The answer is clear in option 1. it is 2011 , he finish the term of the first person who under the constitution took the oath.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 2:59pm On Mar 01, 2009
Notice the word" under this constitution" and it did not says" taken this oath"

Take the time to go thru the constitution . Everybody " take the oath of office. And not under the oath. edo first governor  was the " a person first elected" under the oath and not oshimolo. oshimolo is only allowed by constitution to use 2 years in office.

There is a different between the word " taken this oath" and "under this oath"  , 


the oath started from the first person election as governor under this constitution.
Politics › Re: 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 2:34pm On Mar 01, 2009
But this is what the PDP is planning according to the newspaper report by the government finance newspaper ThisDay

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=136954

but what did the constitution says. the constitution is clear about this. That by 2011, all governors either obi,  mimiko, saraki , or fashola or who ever shall vacate thier sit in 2011. oshimole only have 2 years in power. Please see the constitution.

Please note that "a person first elected." it start from the day the first person was elected as governor. Not when you are elected. Example is agagu is the first person first elected to office and  oshimolo would finish his times in 2011.

Politics › Re: The Western Niger of Nigeria demand change goes on strike(Ijaw are from odua) by Becomrrich(op): 2:01pm On Mar 01, 2009
who care
Politics › Re: New Benin Republic Would Support And Host Africom by Becomrrich(op): 1:54pm On Mar 01, 2009
boy, it would not be behind your back. And if you do not like it, please move to abuja. I did not collect bribe.
Politics › Re: CAN Wants Nigerians To Carry Arms (Religious Crisis) by Becomrrich: 6:22am On Mar 01, 2009
Since being back in Nigeria, I have not been impressed much by Nigerian women. They seem to exhibit savagery to some extent. many are money hungry grubbing gold diggers who may be capable of marrying men just to become widows and rich with his wealth. How do you explain mothers who allow their daughters to prostitute as long as they bring cash back.

how do you explain certain parts of Nigeria that are known to be exporters of prostitutes to Europe. I am sure that you have heard Nigerian women describe some guys as Mugu/Maga.
it is so bad that nigeria mothers , brothers and sister are now pimps, pimping thier sister or brother for the highest bidder just for then to get ahead . they have lost thier soul. How on earth directly or indirectly can a mother sell her daughter into  prostitute.huh they forget the same persom they think is mugu also may have his/her plan to buy a gun and you all one after the other. That is why there is high killing among igbos in nigeria.money and greed.
Politics › Re: The Western Niger of Nigeria demand change goes on strike(Ijaw are from odua) by Becomrrich(op): 4:11am On Mar 01, 2009
We Yorubas would give the USA land to build africom on the New republic of Benin. We would also raise $5 million to help the USA set up Africom in the New Republic of Benin.





telephone 416 904 5008
Politics › 419, How Pdp trying to Give Governors Third Term . Opposition are mumu . by Becomrrich(op): 4:01am On Mar 01, 2009
Since you people claim you do not want third term. The PDP went back to the drawing board while the opposition was not looking and approve third term agenda. And why they cancel governorship election and extend the date of handover for third term. Note most of this men were in PDP or still in the PDP.

And another PDP plan is to hand over to successor without election , using the court system.


Rivers             Rotimi Amaechi                        Oct. 2007                     2011
Kogi                Ibrahim Idris                              Apr. 2008                      2012
Adamawa      Murtala Nyako                           May 2008                      2012
Sokoto           Aliyu Wamako                            May 2008                      2012
Bayelsa         Timipre Sylva                              May 2008                      2012
C/Rivers         Liyel Imoke                                 Aug. 2008                     2012
Ondo              ‘Segun Mimiko                           Feb. 2009                     2013
Anambra        Peter Obi                                    Mar. 2006                    2010
Politics › New Benin Republic Would Support And Host Africom by Becomrrich(op): 3:55am On Mar 01, 2009
We Yorubas would give the USA land to build africom on the New republic of Benin. We would also raise $5 million to help the USA set up Africom in the New Republic of Benin.





telephone 416 904 5008

Politics › Re: What Are The 5 Most Developed Countries On The African Continent by Becomrrich: 12:32am On Mar 01, 2009
South africa.
Morroco
Algeria
Tunisia
Ivory coast
Senegal
Politics › Re: Igbos Don't Join The United States Army and Resist Africom by Becomrrich: 11:59pm On Feb 28, 2009
We Yorubas would give the USA land to build africom on the New republic of Benin. We would also raise $5 million to help the USA set up Africom in the New Republic of Benin.





telephone 416 904 5008

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