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Senate President David Mark is a sworn democrat and in his own world in the Senate cautioned that the era of resort to impeachment of members of the executive arm of government or removal of principal officers of the legislature is over as such move neither helped to promote or sustain democracy in the land. "The legislature especially the national assembly has moved from the era of impeachment of principal officers or threat to remove the executive and concentrate on legislation that will ultimately provide democratic dividends to all Nigerians", Senator Mark stated.the legislature is the hallmark of democracy and should therefore be jealously guarded to sustain democracy.
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emiye:David Mark obviously is a unique breed of politician dat cannot be compared to anybody, sorry to say. He is a visionary to have been elected twice to the plum position of senate president unanimously. If u wanted radicalism as oppose to sustainability den[b] Buhari [/b]would have been your ideal candidate. |
Amongst his peers in the Nigeria House of Senate David Mark is most respected even after completing a tenure as the Senate President, Senator David Mark was chosen for the plum position and unanimously agreed that the incumbent was the best candidate to continue to pilot the affairs of the red chamber of the National Assembly (the senate) because of his wealth of experience as a legislator and considering the fact that his last four years brought sanity in the senate as well as positives strides in the democratic development of the country. This kind of stability and sustainability in my opinion is exactly wat Nigerians find so attractive about Senate President David Mark.
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Senate President David Mark is also one of the[b] de-tribalised[/b] legislators we have in the country unlike Mallam Sanusi. His ability to think of Nigeria first irrespective of political, tribal and religious divided has endeared him to Nigerians from all political zones, that canvass support for David Mark,
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lollz at some comments here! ![]() |
In a speech Senate President David Mark has outlined his commitment to good governance and upholding the principles and rights enshrined in the Nigerian constitution. According to him, “I have neither gold nor silver to give you but I will honestly serve you with the best of my ability to make our society a better place. I will be honest and truthful. I will be committed to the ideals of nationhood.
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Enugu good network of roads and infrastructure maintenance under the Gov Chime Sulivan Administration.
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Gov Chime BRT ENUGU In recent development to support Nigeria Infant Industries, Nigeria Made Brt Buses from innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company Limited (IVM) plant in Nnewi, Anambra State now has well over 50 purpose built long buses Fully air-conditioned and already painted dark red, ply designated routes across the state capital, connecting major streets and the outskirts. Destinations will include Garki, Emene, Abakpa, New Market and Otukozala, among others to generally alleviate commuting problems in the coal city.
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Gov Chime has also outlined plans for a monorail system in Enugu following demands on existing transport infrastructure from congestion and increased urban migration from the rural areas.
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Gov Chime Transport Apart from a good network of roads, Enugu is also host to one of the oldest airports and railway stations in Nigeria. Gov Chime is committed to the transformation and total renovation of Enugu Airport to an International Airport via support from Federal Government.
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OmoLisabi:No the culprit is from Ijebu. |
The Governor discuses with the Senate President David Mark (left), Governor Chime Sulivan of Enugu State (right).
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koruji:ROFLMAO!! Well, if u feel dat u have something to offer Nigerians, u should start your campaign in earnest. It is cynical to castigate a man that has devoted his life to service for country as a comedian. The bills outlined above are just a hand-full of bills amongst thousands that the honorable Senate President has supported in the interest of our country Nigeria. KnowAll:lollz People would argue the same about Russian President Vladimir Putin or Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi but legislators like Senator David Mark don't need anybody to sell dem, the appeal is clear for all to see and is broad based. Charisma, Prudence and Big Personalities are price virtue for Nigerians and Senator David Mark has does in abundance, besides he is more action than words, which is exactly wat we need in this country. ![]()
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A delight to watch on scream dat brought so much joy and laughter to many. 'R I P' |
Governor Chime Sulivan as a visionary champion embarked on a project of urban regeneration in Enugu. He has successfully rejuvenated the degenerating state of infrastructure in the state. At a glance, Enugu has a good network of roads, which is currently being expanded and/or rehabilitated and maintained by the new civilian Government. The road network comprises Federal roads which connect Enugu to other States of the country, and State roads which connect the various Local Government Headquarters in the State.
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Amongst the attraction of David Mark to the Nigerian masses, is his love of discipline dat comes from his military background and time spent in the Army. In the Senate David Mark has supported a number of bills. These include the Anti-corrption bill, Niger-delta bill, Minimum wage bill and the Universal Primary Education bill, while he was Chairman Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Mark initiated a strategy in conjunction with other stake holders, which has resulted in an improved image for the Nigerian police , as well as an enhanced pay package. The Police Equipment Fund , which received his blessing, have contributed towards better equipment, arms and vehicles for the Police.
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Know All:Why do u get ur life and not bet ur life? lollz The truth is such Statement is highly irresponsible and undemocratic. The corner stone of all democracy is due process and all applicable are given an equal opportunity with the most promising candidate emerging the winner after various levels of consensus. Nigeria is not a hostage to the Northern Boko Haram cultist/ritualist sect, no matter how hard they fight to make dat the case, they will never prevail. We are a nation that cherish Freedom and have a written constitution as the custodian of all the liberties we are entitled and enjoy. So 'Mr Know All' as u call urself, u probably hallucinated and mistook Nigeria for Afghanistan. 2015 race is wide open to all Nigerians of implacable character and may the best man win. ![]() |
PDP has been the ruling Party in Nigeria since the start of the forth republic in 1999. Its policies generally lie towards the right wing of the political spectrum, meaning it is an elitist party. It won the Presidential elections of 1999, 2003, 2007, and 2011, and is the dominant party in the Fourth Republic. In recent years the PDP hegemony over Nigeria Politics have been challenged and broken by the rise of regionalism in Nigeria politics, with ACN to the west and APGA to the east being strongest contenders along side CPC in the north. The most poorly guarded secrets to PDP electoral success, as evident in recent 2011 presidential election dat saw Good Luck Ebele Jonathan emerge victorious is not the PDP party itself, but the personality and their general appeal to the Nigerian masses. There are very few characters in the Nigerian politics scene with the charisma and prudence, Nigerians far and wide reciprocate. In the PDP party itself only two characters DAVID MARK AND CHIME SULIVAN embody these priced attributes of charisma and prudence. [b]David Mark ([/b]born April 1948) is the President of the Senate of Nigeria[2] and Senator for the Benue South constituency of Benue State.[3] He is a member of the People's Democratic Party (PDP).[4] Mark was elected to the position on June 6, 2007.[5] Prior to his senatorial career, Mark was a military governor of Niger State.[3] He is an Idoma[4] Christian.[2] His name is commonly used in conjunction with Nigerian advance fee fraud emails. He also has the unenviable reputation of claiming that telephone was not meant for ordinary people when he was Minister of Communication.[6] David Mark ran for reelection to the Senate for Benue South on the PDP elections in April 2011 and was elected for a fourth term.[7] [b] Sullivan Iheanacho Chime [/b]was born on 10 April 1959 at Park Lane Hospital, GRA, Enugu, Enugu State. He attended the College of Immaculate Conception (CIC) in Enugu for his secondary education (1971 - 1978). He studied Law at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, graduating in 1980. He then enrolled at the Nigerian Law School, Lagos and graduated on 10 July 1981, when he was called to the bar.[1] For the next seventeen years he ran a private legal practice in Enugu. He was Secretary of Nigeria Bar Association, Enugu branch (1992 - 1994). Later, he was appointed Special Adviser (Legal Matters) to the Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani. In 2001, he was appointed Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice of Enugu State.[1] [edit] Governor of Enugu State In April 2007, Sullivan Chime successfully ran for governor of Enugu State on the People's Democratic Party (PDP) platform. He took office on 29 May, 2007, succeeding Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani.[1] He was reelected on 26 April 2011 David Mark and Chime Sulivan
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Dat is the idea, if APGA must present a candidate in 2015. There is no reason Southeast or Southsouth should support any core North Candidate from PDP apart from Mark. Apga support for David Mark with an Igbo VP (Okonjo) or vice versa, should be based on the Presidency coming South East after his tenure. Alternatively, if a core Northerner wins PDP ticket and ACN presents Ngige as its presidential candidate, den Ohaneze shoul embark on a diplomatic romance with the Afenifere, whilst our state gov embark on an equally diplomatic romance with southwest Gov. The campaign in the south and middle belt should be relentless and Ngige will prevail with ACN. Perhaps APGA and ACN can den merge into a new unity party. Furthermore, if ACN presents Fashola and PDP presents a core Northerner den APGA is left with no choice but to present Okorocha for the Presidency. |
It doesn't take a genius to see why the Presidency is eluding the south east. How can any sane person even consider ACN as a platform to win the Presidency of Nigeria, i am yet to understand. 2015 is not a do or die for the southeast. Wat is important is to build on the success of GEJ to position for VP, Senate President and APGA decisive victory in South South States and Certain Northern Territory. Central Territory like Kwara, Abuja or even Kogi. This will go along way not to box APGA as a regional party like ACN. Winning all 5 or possibly six south east state is not priority becos dat would be too easy for now. APGA has more dan enough time to make dis organisation and structural reform. 2015 we support David Mark and Okonjo or vice versa, while Okorocha serve two term and transform Imo in preparation for the next general election. If APGA must field a candidate, it should be Peter Obi, while ACN field Fashola. I doubt ACN will field Fashola 2015 becos the party itself is not riped for Nigeria Presidency, so they are likely to Offer Ngige to front ACN as a Natioanal Party(Detribalised) in preparation for 2019 or 21 wen dey present Fashola. Dis is Politics not charity. |
The truth is ACN is no mor powerful dan APGA. Just becos ACN scored a cheap victory in its own backyard by playing the tribal card doesn't mean APGA can't do the same in a free and fair election come 2015. With Okorocha as the Presidential candidate, APGA will not only sweep the southeast but certain South South States. Wat reasons do Igbo's have to vote a regional party like ACN dat has been tribalised wen Igbo's have APGA. The truthh is Okorocha is the consensus candidate of the east and Fashola not Ngige is the consensus candidate of the west. They will have to contend with a PDP candiadte and together Nigeria has moved into a three party state. Okorocha stands a better chance dan Ngige in sweepin the east and south south states, if he cntest with a mid-state candidate from Kwara or Abuja. |
dayokanu:^^ Yeah but 3 out of 4 states in core east is not bad at all for 1993. |
dayokanu:Yes it is confirmed your site is not authentic becos just located a more credible source that confirms MKO SDP did win Enugu, Imo and Anambra State along side Delta and Edo with Cross River. There were four core eastern state and Abiola won 3. Dat is good enough considering the yoruba and igbo 1960s fall out. Please find link below. With dis said, it is a known fact the june 12 were never released until recent years. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AlukoArchives/message/24 Enugu 11 mko 8 263,101 tofa 254,050 517,151 50.88 49.12 EA Anambra 14 mko 18 212,024 tofa155,029 367,053 57.76 42.24 EA Imo 17 mko20 159,350 tofa195,836 355,186 44.86 55.14 EA |
dayokanu:Becos, MKO Party won in Imo and Anambra, does were SDP strong holds outside yoruba states. |
That site only shows rigged results. IBB had alot of servant boyz in the other States apart from Anambra beocs of Ojukwu. The truth is the Igbos were in favour of MKO. |
Thats evidence in the link I posted staring you in the face.That site only shows rigged results. IBB had alot of servant boyz in the other States apart from Anambra beocs of Ojukwu. The truth is the Igbos were in favour of MKO. |
alj_harem^^Alj Propaganda, Stop the hypocrisy. nuff said! |
^Shaaaaarap dia! ![]() |
dayokanu:Wat nonsense is dis?? Abiola won big in the south from Lagos to Cross River. Which was the reasons the Northerners were not comfortable at all. MKO won the hand full of south east state dat were, at the time. Which Igbo would vote the North with a South alternative dat is good. I dey laugh ooooo! 12 June 1993 Presidential Election* Registered Voters 39,000,000 (approx.) Total Votes (Voter Turnout) Not Available (N/A) Invalid/Blank Votes Not Available Total Valid Votes 14,293,396 Candidate (Party) Number of Votes % of Votes Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola (SDP) 8,341,309 58.36% Bashir Othman Tofa (NRC) 5,952,087 41.64% *Soon after the Presidential Election, the Babangida administration annulled the election results. This led to his resignation after widespread protests and an Interim National Government, led by Ernest Shonekan took power. |
I find all GEJ constitutional reforms desirable for our country. Forward ever backward never. ![]() |
Yeah!! President of Boko Haram Republic. |
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