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archangel1:can you imagine? |
I'm very sure he's among the creator of boko haram,this man has been a Senator since 1999 and they still want him to rule the senate. Look at borno state, the state he's currently ruling is nothing to write home about
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amaniro:forget about economy, Lagos state has huge igr but still useless |
Iamgrey5:who ever PDP present wins. PDP has eat deep in APC main region winning 3 of 6 north east States, yobe and borno will surely cool down for PDP because buhari is no longer there. In the south west, Oyo and soon osun will go to PDP, don't forget PDP won ondo in the President election. Meanwhile APC couldn't reduce PDP stronghold on ss/she. Imagine buhari isn't in the ballot box and it's Hausa vs Yoruba? |
amaniro:river state how? |
Very true, bayelsa, delta and river state comes to mind. It's only Edo and akwa ibom trying. Southerners should sit up, by 2030 we'll start deporting those Muslims northerners |
…As Edo beats other Niger Delta states in long-term devt. Planning Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has advocated for the judicious use of resources in the South-south region to drive socioeconomic development, lamenting that there was little to show that the region is the most funded in Nigeria. He said the state is on a path to changing this narrative with an articulate long-term development framework that provides a sustainable pathway to economic progress. The governor made the submission when executives of the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) presented him with an award for winning the 7th Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) competition, at the Government House, in Benin City. He said part of the challenges faced by the South-south is defining well-articulated and implementable development agenda, adding, “A lot has been done in the region over the years but they have not translated to meaningful development to benefit our people, as the region remains one of the least developed in the country when you review what we earn as a region.” The governor attributed the failure of development to lack of planning and insisted that the right things should be done. He noted that without a well-thought out physical, economic, and social development master plans that are implementable, it will be difficult for Edo State to get out of its developmental problems. “I want to assure you that Edo is investing a lot in planning to change the narrative of the state,” he said. According to him, the challenge with governments today is the inability to get things done. “As a government, we are going to put in place systems, processes, and procedures to ensure that public officers, members of the public, Civil Society Organisations will understand what to do, how to do it and when to do it. This will enable us get to our destination,” he added. Obaseki explained that his administration’s development blueprint is built on six key pillars namely; reforms of government institutions, education, economic revolution, environmental sustainability and tourism. The Partnership and Engagement Manager for PIND, Chime Asonye, said they were at the Edo State Government House to present the state with an award won at the 7th NDDF. Asonye said Edo is the state with the best Governance Framework on long term planning in the Niger Delta region, adding, “Edo State put together a presentation on the journey of the state so far. She won and PIND Foundation is to support Edo State Government on this in putting together a long development plan.” https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/obaseki-laments-underdevelopment-in-s-south-despite-being-most-funded-region/amp/
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Iamgrey5:tambuwal is your next president. Northerners ain't voting kafir(slave) over the son of the caliphate. SS/se will be the decider |
quickberry:mhen you people are retarded, is buhari the one contesting? Or you think northerners don't know this is buhari last term? Obj and Jonathan both lost north to buhari |
quickberry:abeg bring the results! Liar. So osibanjo will ride which person popularity? |
PDP already won river, Adamawa,bauchi it's just delay tactics. |
lightblazingnow:PDP will win 2023, they know better |
Lies lies |
He's a very useless human being, no one good thing to show for during the 8 years he ruled Edo state. I wish buhari can probe and jail him. Thank God obaseki is here to clean up his mess |
quickberry:that was because of buhari popularity, you think any northern governor will campaign with a pastor kafir(slave,osibanjo) poster in 2023? |
this is a sarcastic post oo |
Pastor yemi osibanjo will contest against PDP tambuwal in 2023. The caliphate will abandoned their son and support a pastor from a southern region, the sultan tell imams who then tell the people who to vote for. osibanjo will defeat tambuwal in the north with 80% and win South west with 80%, he Will also divide ss/se votes |
Omololu2121:APC will win plateau that's for sure |
See This useless girl still defending buhari
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Kyase:it's true |
Nassarawa LGA result APC 2068 PDP 45,000 |
CEOwatazs:lies. There's no prp in this rerun |
tech18:
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I now want ganduje to win kano to see what the people will say. They were laughing igbos for voting ikpezu and Yoruba for voting sanwo olu. A man caught taking dollars is getting reelected |
Minjibir L.G RE-RUN Kunya ward 008 APC 600 PDP 20 sai ganduje |
In 2003 the people of Kano rejected Kwankwaso. Obasanjo was the president at the time, Kwankwaso had all the chances to rig the election but he respected the choice of the people and conceded defeat. But under the watch of the so “Mr. Integrity” this is happening in Kano |
mhen tambuwal should rig himself in oo
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APCsupporter:is the ipob yoot among? ![]() |
udemzyudex:not only osun state oo, if you see the way he carry ogboru matter for head you'll think APC will give him juicy appointment |
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If ganduje wins, Hausa people should stop that integrity nonsense they always shout |
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