Wike said: “I’m wondering what conflict to resolve? Mr President, in his wisdom, called all parties. He said withdraw the impeachment notice, you go and do this, you go and do that, but they never returned to him.
“The Assembly withdrew the impeachment notice; you did one and two, and then you sent people to go to court. Elder, have you gone back to Mr. President to tell him we can’t do three and four? Nothing.
“I have never seen this in my life — for a president to call parties, and one party goes back and says it’s political. Who does that?”
Validated: Wike has really made some people idiots. The funny thing is that tomorrow, when Wike is trounced, these idiots will come and tell the world they were deceived.
Amaewhule reaffirmed the Assembly’s loyalty to the party and to Wike, describing him as a “square peg in a square hole.” He commended Wike’s exceptional performance as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
correctyourself: If they have no job as the court has clipped their wings, instead of roaming around the streets, let them enroll in Land grabbing in their villages
The Pro-Nyesom Wike Rivers State House of Assembly, led by Martin Amaewhule, paid a solidarity visit to the Chukwuemeka Aaron-led Rivers State Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP).
Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, have decorated two officers in Government House with their new ranks of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP).
They include the Personal Security Officer to the Governor, Anthony Peter, who was recently promoted from Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP 1) to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP); and Provost Marshal, Government House, John Wakama, who was also promoted from Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP 1) to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP).
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has kicked against the scrapping of TETFUND and the reduction of its shares as contained in the Tax Reform Bill before the National Assembly.
flokii: Yes, I know so too.. Igbos will get it right one day and when that happens, other tribes will be at peace with the Igbos and businesses including large scale industries will spring up in the South East.
AfonjaConehead: Hhha! Eleyi gidi,gan o!!!! The Igbos will get it right! Get what right if I may ask? Hha o ga,o. It's like there's something we are not understanding....
People that are hiding in our forests and bushes, kidnapping people upandan for ransom, killing people anyhow, burning farms, killing farmers and burning villages and killing villagers in their numbers are getting it right,ba?
It's just that the Igbo people are very ubiquitous otherwise,I really wish they will leave your region o cos we really don't understand this talks?
So you will appreciate it if other people or regions tells you terms to follow in life?
Well, goodnight o...even a whole me, afonjaconehead don taya for this wahala,I swear.
I already told myself that in this new year,I nor do again but adolfhitlerxxx carry him mentalus tantalus come 😁
Vice President Kashim Shettima led the Senate President, Sen. Godswill Akpabio, members of the Federal Executive Council, National Assembly, service chiefs and diplomatic corps to honour the nation’s fallen and living heroes.
AfonjaConehead: But there was a time you called him WIKED cos he dared challenge your darling Buhari.... We even remember how you guys called the Reno Omokri omokirikiri then... Na wao 😁😁😁
EmperorCaesar: Its not a Nigerian thing. Its more of a human thing
If they had, followed through and execute their excellent ideas, no one would even remember their gender
Your socalled saner clime, the USA havent had a female President in her 250+ post independence years, despite many ladies coming out to contest. They werent voted in cause their ideas werent convincing enough
MadamExcellency: That stems from the religious and cultural upbringing of most of the power brokers in Nigeria. And they aren't ready to help themselves
Anyanwu’s return was marked by an unusual ritual as he sprinkled anointing oil on his office furniture before taking his seat. This symbolic act, observed by a few supporters and party staff, underscores the intensity of the feud that has drawn attention beyond party lines.