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This is an insult to Nigerians Its sad that no one sees this Sai buhari |
myqel:You are very funny you will be under the rule of a former dictator from NEXT monday either you like it or not |
Ekiti,oNDO and Edo should be the battle ground because its going to be very difficult for yoruba cities to vote for jonathan |
The map is almost perfect but south-south and south east are not battle ground jonathan will surely wins there |
Habayomie:You should get all your LIKE and SHARE now,its going to be very expensive after election and you are going to make lot of senses before you can get just one LIKE |
skentelelady:its 1billion dollars boss approved by house of thiefs |
Only cambridge or the school that issue the result can disqualify Buhari But i dont know why he is having problem to prove his critics wrong because i dont think anyone can ever mess with my certificate in any way because i have got nothing to hide He should be disqualify if its proved to be fake Sai Buhari |
If you impregnate dem ladies outside nko ? who go save you Him mates go pity am and am sure they wont spear you |
missbehave247:AMEN the angel of our time |
chukwudi44:There will not be problem if jonathan wins because he will militarilize everywhere beside there will only be a problem in the north But my brother there is no way jonathan will win this election its simply impossible so you should prepare for PDP war |
RIP to the dead what a very sad day Hmmmmmm this much be handi work of GEJ please vote for buhari he will stop plane crashes #IHAVEDECIDED SAI Buhari |
I did the same in ibadan and ekiti state non of them support Jonathan That is why you must load your house with food and make sure full your car tank is full or have extra petro at home because sunday is going be a very bad day in Nigeria |
Dont blame the guy it just wasnt his day that is it As long as you enter once,trust me you will find another way to enter |
XBLadez:You still lives in that stone age,they told me the same when i was young but my brother pls wake up its a lie |
Divorce if you are tired of your marriage STOP cheating |
You are wrong Igbo will never vote for buhari as Vice President is not useful most of the time as you can see in sambo BUhari has already lost the east just as Jonathan has already lost the North Sai buhari |
sparkleRed:You dont write like a lady,Sai Buhari |
Am getting panic already Jonathan is gaining more support the dollar distribution really works but we shall meet you guys on saturday regardless of this crazy dollar distribution Sai Buhari |
We are going to Vote overwhemingly for peoples general regardless of chicken shit spit by any harbalist or devilish damaged human being |
Atleast all this will breath some life into the clueless GEJ not to postpone election again Sai Buhari |
Whosoever wins Kano has a very big chance GEJ is gone |
Since the birth of star actress Nadia Buari's twin baby girls, the identity of her baby daddy is what the world is dying to find out. Here is a sneak peek at him,Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari delivered a set of twin girls in US on March 2, 2015. There was a lot of speculation surrounding who the father of her babies were considering that she was dating Nollywood bad boy Jim Iyke. Reports however revealed that her baby daddy is not a Nigerian celebrity, but rather someone she went to university with. Since the delivery of her babies, fans have been curious to unravel who fathered the kids, but the actress has kept silent on the issue. However her mum Caddy took to her Instagram page to give the world a sneak peek at the man who has Nadia Buari’s heart, as well as her name tattood on his neck. She posted a photo on Instagram and captioned it “I’m totally obsessed with how he’s obsessed with her.” His name or face have not been disclosed to the world but from the texture of his hair, he is seen to be a white man.http://pulse.ng/celebrities/nadia-buari-check-out-the-father-of-her-twin-babies-id3593362.html
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Abuja and Lagos — Less than five days to the commencement of the general elections in the country, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Sunday, said out of the 68,833,476 million registered voters it has as at March 21 distributed about 56,431,255 million Permanent Voters Cards, leaving a balance of about 11 million uncollected cards. A statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, Kayode Idowu, gave a breakdown of how the states collected the PVCs. He said Abia State with a total of 1,396,162 registered voters a total of 1,183,127 have collected their PVCs which is 84.74 per cent; Adamawa with a total number of 1,559,012 registered voters has about 1,381,571 (88.62 per cent) who have collected; Akwa Ibom with 1,680,759 registered voters had 1,587,566 that have got their PVCs representing 94.46%; Anambra with 1,963,173 registered voters has 1,658,967 who have collected, translating to about 84.50 per cent; Bauchi with 2,054,125 registered voters has 1,967,081 who have collected representing 95.76 per cent; Bayelsa with 610,373 registered voters had 548,585 that have collected representing 89.88 per cent while Benue with a total of 2,015,452 registered voters had 1,607,800 that have collected which is 79.77 per cent. Others are Borno with 1,934,079 registered voters had 1,407,777 that have collected which is 72.79 per cent; Cross River with a total of 1,175,623 registered voters has 983,968 that have collected which is 83.70 per cent; Delta with 2,275,264 registered voters had 1,939,952 collected (85.26 per cent); and Ebonyi with a total of 1,074,273 registered voters has 848,392 that have collected which comes to 78.97 per cent. Also Edo with a total 1,779,738 registered voters has 1,230,566 that have collected which is 68.81 per cent; Ekiti State with 732,021 has 522,107 that have collected which is 71.32 per cent; Enugu with 1,429,221 registered voters has a total of 1,223,606 collected which is 85.61 per cent; and FCT with 881,472 has 569,109 collected representing 64.5 per centGombe with a total of 1,120,023 registered has 1,070,725 collected which is 95.60 per cent; Imo with a total of 1,803,030, has 1,707,449, collected which comes to 94.70 per cent; Jigawa with 1,831,276, has 1,757,658 collected which is 95.98 per cent while Kaduna with 3,407,222, has 3,174,519 collected which is 93.17 per cent. Kano with a total of 4,975,701 registered voters has 4,112,039 collected which comes to 82.64 per cent; Kastina with 2,827,943 registered voters has 2,620,096 that have collected which is 92.65 per cent; Kebbi with 1,470,648 registered voters has 1,372,630 collected which is 93.34 per cent. Again, Kogi with a total of 1,350,883 registered voters has 926,013 collected representing 68.55 per cent; Kwara with 1,142,267 registered voters has 889,067 collected which is 77.83 per cent; Lagos with 5,822,207 registered voters has 3,799,274 collected which is 65.25 per cent; Nasarawa with 1,242,667 registered voters has 1,048,053 collected which is 84.34 per cent and Niger with 2,014,317 registered voters has 1,682,058 collected which is 83.51 per cent. Others are Ogun with 1,829,534 registered voters has 1,125,657 PVCs collected which is 61.53%, Ondo with 1,524,655 registered voters has 1,118,479 that have collected which is 73.36 per cent; Osun with 1,407,107 registered voters has 1,033,229 collected which is 73.43 per cent; Oyo with 2,415,566 has 1,639,967 that have collected representing 67.89 per cent and Plateau with 2,001,825 has 1,508,585 collected which is 75.36 per cent. Rivers with 2,537,590 has 2,127,837 that have collected representing 83.85 per cent; Sokoto with a total of 1,611,929 has 1,527,004 collected which 94.73 per cent; Taraba with a total of 1,340,652 has 1,270,889 that have collected representing 94.80 per cent; Yobe with 1,099,9700 registered voters has 824,401 collected which is 74.95 per cent and Zamfara with a total of 1,495,717 registered voters has 1,435,452 collected which is about 95.97 per cent. Meanwhile, the organised labour, under the aegis of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Sunday urged the Federal Government to review the nation's security situation in the country to ensuring hitch-free electionshttp://allafrica.com/stories/201503231393.html |
Am sure non of you watch the debate or else you will understand this OP doesnt make any sense |
rokiatu:Rokiatu my old friend! big girl dot come been monitoring you as you are growing up and am loving it,i wish you success in everything you lay your hands on,@OP one mans food is another man's poision let your friend be |
With the leaders we are having in Nigeria,we dont have future,i have never witness a debate like that in my life where president is reading as if he is giving lecture,the worse is he couldnt memorize it he had to write it down and take it to the debate hall why blaming the O.LEVEL students if the president is paying for expo May God see us through |
Airforce1:Dont crucify this guy he is somehow right,igbo women are very faithful,they so much love money and very supportive THEY are INSANELY CLEAN and tidy, |
You just to credit this young guys making money Its not easy to hit it and even when you hit it,its not easy to hit hard lot of cash seating idle in the bank and most people dont know the business to do with it Na wa oo may God put us through |
12month:iPhone works like any other phones,it's classy,faster,don't scratch easily,you don't have to buy anything app as you can get them for free,have you ever seen a scratch on iPhone screen? Impossible I think iPhone is the first phone you can ever use just buy it and you will never regret,I've been using |
NobleAky:Prominent people are dying every day,a lay man can predict all this please get more education |
Many things will happen in the next 7 days PDP will do anything to stop this election |
Rumour circulating after church this morning has it that Fayose might defect on friday if election is not postponed I really hope this is true jonathan must go |
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