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Iyaebe:
Funny you guy's don't really understand women, I can boldly tell you that Pero is ruining that marriage intentionally,take this to the banks.

Even if Pero has nothing to gain from doing that, is she loosing anything??
She's just living her life and having her fun.

Iyaebe:
Have we dated?how did you come about that but you are somehow right though. I find it hard to keep relationship for now,I look for the slightest opportunity and just go blank on the person and it seems I'm now enjoying doing such as I'm getting so used to it.

You need Peace..
Find it first

Lalasticlala,
Seun

BREAKING:
INEC PUBLISHES NAME OF VALENTINE OZIGBO AS CANDIDATE OF THE PDP FOR ANAMBRA 2021

A few minutes ago, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) published the name of business mogul, Valentine Ozigbo as the gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the November 6 election.

The national electoral body, apparently, in obedience to the order of the Court of Appeal granted on Friday, September 3, 2021 has now published the names of Mr Ozigbo and his running mate, Mrs Azuka Enemo as the governorship and deputy governorship candidates of the PDP.

This development is one more in a string of victories for Ozigbo, who is the immediate past President and Group CEO, which follows the inauguration of a 179-person National Campaign Council for the election by the main opposition party on Thursday.

The star-studded event which held at the headquarters of the PDP, Wadata Plaza in Abuja has in attendance eleven PDP governors including Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, the Governor of Delta State who is the Vice Chairman of the National Campaign Council for the Anambra Poll; Governor Aminu Tambuwal, the Governor of Sokoto State, who is also the Chairman of the PDP Governors Forum.

Other topshots are the event were former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Governors Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom; Bala Mohammed of Bauchi; Duoye Diri of Bayelsa; Samuel Ortom of Benue; Godwin Obaseki of Edo; Govern Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu; Seyi Makinde of Oyo; Darius Ishaku of Taraba; and Aliyu Gusau, the Deputy Governor of Zamfara.

Valentine Ozigbo is a multiple-award-winning global CEO, international sports developer, and national peace advocate who resigned from his role at Transcorp in March 2020 to dedicate the next chapter of his life to public service.

In less than two years, Ozigbo has created a political movement, the Ka Anambra Chawapu movement, that is poised to make political history in the November 6 poll.

He named a seasoned administrator, academic, and a two-time commissioner for Local Government Affairs, Mrs Azuka Enemo as his running mate in July, a decision that further boosts his chances in the election.

Source:
Hon. Barr Val Ayika’s Facebook Profile.
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=706568367405460&id=100041569082086

historyles:
Someone did a thread showing the cost of data around the world in Dollars and some concluded from the thread that Data is cheap in Nigeria. This is not true at all. Data in Nigeria, like many other things, e.g. fuel. food stuff, is not cheap, but expensive. Very expensive!

Those who make these comparisons are only pushing out a false narrative based on false comparisons. What makes a product cheap or expensive is not the price tag on the product but the purchasing power of the buyers. Let's take a simple example.

In the USA, cost of 1GB of data is, according to the data available, $8.00, while in Nigeria, cost of 1Gb of data is around $2.3. Nigeria looks cheaper right? Wrong!

Someone looks at this as then says data is cheaper in Nigeria. But that is a wrong conclusion from a false comparison. The simple way to know which is cheaper is to bring in the buying power of the buyers.

In the USA, the average wage per month is $2730, while in Nigeria, the average wage is N30000 = $58. So without looking too far, a Nigerian who collects his wage will be able to purchase with his full salary, 58 / 2.3 = 25GB, while an American who collects his wage will be able to purchase, with his full salary, 2730 / 8.00 = 341GB

So how is it cheaper for the Nigerian? In fact, A Nigerian who collects minimum wage will spent it all on one bag of rice and transport home while an American who collects his minimum wage can buy 20 bags of rice and still have lots of change left.

I can go on and on and on, comparing products and services but the point is clear. Don't let anyone fool you that anything is cheap in Nigeria. Things are astronomically expensive in Nigeria right now

Now, imagine someone who makes money in Nigeria and travel to the US to spend the money and come back to Nigeria to make more money.

It is selfish not to marry your EX, yet you want to sleep with them to ruin your marriage with infidelity, DNA issues and other crisis.. If your EX is disturbing your mind, please leave your partner, don't marry your partner, don't accept bride price, go and marry your EX. How can your parents bring list of things to buy as bride price, yet you go to sleep with your EX who paid nothing

It's like you're talking to the ladies alone??
Talk to the men too..
Heheheheheeeehe.
Anyways, you've been heard

Racoon:
Any wonder nothing about the 2019 election till date on the INEC website?

Na Nigeria We Dey.

BiafIntel:
What do you intend to do with such useless analysis? All you once nigerianists are really daft and dumb. Hoping for elections that your votes never count. Black people with dark brains.

With the Analysis of 2015 Presidential Election, it was clear that the “Black People with dark brains” inside INEC created an additional 8,103,011 voters, for which they couldn't render any reasonable account in the Election Analysis they themselves produced.
Secondly, Politcal Scholars like myself is not interested in who won or who lost, but in the electoral process itself. The analysis will give scholars like me an insight into the fairness, and the credibility of such elections.
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To you and to people like you, the 2015 Elections had been concluded and done and dusted and forgotten. But for scholars, the lessons of that could be learnt from the 2015 Elections can last even up to 2050.
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That is why such analyses are necessary.
So that anybody can pick it up, study the figures, and chart a way forward with the inferences and implications from the figures.
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It's a very good thing that they produced that of 2015 Presidential Election.
Let them do same for 2019 Presidential Election too.
I have waited so long for it.

This Analysis clearly shows that Transmission Was SUCCESSFULLY DONE in the 2015 Election..

Let's Discuss

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THE CABLE...

CONFIRMED: INEC website shows how Buhari benefitted from manual voting in 2015

Figures obtained from the website of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have confirmed the extent of manual voting in the 2015 presidential election.

According to a report on the commission’s website, the All Progressives Congress (APC) got most of the votes cast without bio-metric verification during the election.

The report confirms an earlier analysis by TheCable on the voting statistics.

According to the report, 13,536,311 votes were cast manually during the 2015 presidential poll, representing 42.6 percent of the 31,746,490 accredited voters.

Of that number, the INEC report showed 10,184,720 votes representing 75 percent of the total votes cast were from states won by Muhammadu Buhari, then presidential candidate of the APC, while 3,351,591 votes representing 25 percent came from states won by Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The report also showed that 10 states mostly affected by manual voting include Kebbi, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Plateau, Kaduna, Jigawa, Katsina, Sokoto and Kano: the APC won in nine of the states.

CONTROVERSIES, SHOCK
The initial story published by TheCable regarding the issue was received with both shock and controversy.

While some doubted the authenticity of the report and argued it was fabricated, others expressed disbelief, especially considering the lingering controversy on the use of card readers.

Tolu Ogunlesi, a presidential aide, had said the data as reported appears to have been fabricated while Ayo Obe, a legal practitioner, said she learnt the data did not come from INEC.

But data from the commission has now laid all that to rest.

When contacted by TheCable on Friday, Rotimi Oyekanmi, chief press secretary to the INEC chairman, declined to comment.

Source:
https://www.thecable.ng/confirmed-inec-website-shows-how-buhari-benefitted-from-manual-voting-in-2015/amp

One of the things that INEC should add to their list of Post-Election activities after releasing the results of any of their elections, is to also release the “Analysis of the Accreditation Data” for the elections, which show the breakdown and categorization of those who came out to vote according to the various demographics of age, gender, occupation, and so on.

In the 2015 General Elections, the INEC released the analysis of the Presidential Election, but they did not release similar analyses for the State Governorship Elections and the States House of Assemblies Elections.
Also, INEC is yet to release the analysis of the 2019 General Elections..
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According to the INEC’s 2015 Presidential Election Analysis as released on the INEC’s Official website, the total accreditation (Electronic Accreditation of course) for the 2015 Presidential Election was 23,643,479; which represents the sum of the Full-Biometric Authenticated Voters (10,266,139) and the Card-Only Voters who did not pass the Full-Biometric Authentication (13,377,340).

Meanwhile, according to the INEC’s Officially Announced Result of the 2015 Presidential Election, the total votes cast was 29,432,083.
(This represents a total number of 5,788,604 voters higher than the electronically accredited voters).

The total number of accredited voters in the 2015 Presidential Election (as officially announced) was 31,746,490.
This shows that 8,103,011 voters underwent manual-only accreditation without any form of Electronic Accreditation.

GOODLUCK JONATHAN EVEN KNEW ABOUT THE MANUAL ACCREDITATION WHICH WAS GOING ON, BUT HE DECIDED TO LET EVERYTHING SLIDE..

Link to download the INEC’s 2015 Presidential Election Analysis:
https://www.inecnigeria.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Presidential-Election-Analysis-2015.pdf

Link to download the INEC’s 2015 Presidential Election Result As Officially Announced:
https://inecnigeria.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/summary-of-results.pdf

Be telling your brother, your wife, and her own brother for bringing house issues to the public.
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Not the Public

I just taaya..
I have given up on INEC Looong ago

illicit:
I eat dog meat, I have dogs

They lick my hands anytime I eat dog meat

What type of dogs do you have??

Queenserah26:
Ah This is shameful.

You're so beautiful

Toeze:
The mystery here is, how do stuff like these constantly end up as "news"?

The other day, it was a PornActress that they sampled here with one Nonsense “men are after me” story.

Crowwejihadist:
Anambra state is actually beautiful from this pictures

The guy na professional photographer though..

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Too bad

The man is a pussy ass niggar

When you know that the body inviting you for questioning and interrogation is even more corrupt

Then stay alive and bribe them...

Except maybe he was killed to silence him

Your last line is most definitely the true situation

Blue3k:
False.

Now is your turn to explain what the “Mines and Minerals” in the exclusive legislative list means.
As far as the happenings in this country are concerned, the Federal Government is only interested in Petroleum and Petroleum-Related Products..

Pierocash:
ok Master


Coal, Gold, . Crude oil is Nigeria's major resources. That is why Nigeria's economy is regarded as a mono-economy

Which Coal are you referring to??
The coal of colonial era? Or is coal still mined in the current era?
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The latest news and the happenings in some states highly suggests that the Federal Government is not in control of the Gold Deposits in Nigeria.
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Or are there Official laws to that effect?

Blue3k:
Mineral resources all of of them.

River Sand, Laterite, Granite, rocks, and Limestone..
They are all forms of Naturally Occurring mineral resources.
And they are under the control of the State Government.

Joejonah:
The biggest source of government revenue in any sane country is TAXATION. So our government controls the FIRS.

They don't need other natural resources. The crude can even dry up.

Then, what's all the noise about OIL-MONEY??

Pierocash:
Custom, Immigration, FAAN, NIMASA Etc

NATURAL RESOURCES...
I Said “Naturally Occurring Resources”...
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Oya...
Start Your List all over again.
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You Scored 0% in your first list...

laiza:
I think there's a law or act that establishes the creation of INEC and how it should be run... I'm not sure... but if yes then NCC has no right or jurisdiction as to how INEC want to transmit election results. NCC can only file a motion or seek an injunction to stop INEC from doing that but INEC has the right to do as they so please. Unless perhaps INEC don't understand the power it has or those laws are just on paper and don't amount to shit!

That's the same law which the National Assembly wants to alter and include NCC inside it.

Lovenorth:
NCC must be the one to regulate the E- transmission, INEC is an employee of government so it should not dispute that

INEC is what??
And you still call them independent?

Racoon:
INEC website shows how Buhari benefitted from manual voting in 2015.Figures obtained from the website of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have confirmed the extent of manual voting in the 2015 presidential election.

According to a report on the commission’s website, the All Progressives Congress (APC) got most of the votes cast without bio-metric verification during the election.The report confirms an earlier analysis by TheCable on the voting statistics.

According to the report, 13,536,311 votes were cast manually during the 2015 presidential poll, represen-ting 42.6 percent of the 31,746,490 accredited voters.
Of that number, the INEC report showed 10,184,720 votes representing 75 percent of the total votes cast were from states won by Muhammadu Buhari, then presidential candidate of the APC, while 3,351,591 votes representing 25 percent came from states won by Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/confirmed-inec-website-shows-how-buhari-benefitted-from-manual-voting-in-2015/amp

Thanks for this link..
But why didn't they produce a similar report for the 2019 Presidential Election??

Lalasticlala,
Seun