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ogolemati:
at least he gave helinus,freestuff, Madridguy and yarimo,ebubu etc agbero job,so he tried.

Arlee:
This is what i expected Ohaneze to advocate for,not calling for the impeachment of Fubara.

Max24:
Is that the best you can do? I am disappointed. And you people will be telling someone to go find a job. At least the 'jobless guy's ' analysis is always right and honest. Lies can go on for 20years but the truth will eventually catch up with it. All your misinterpretation of the Supreme Court judgements have exposed what you people represent. Only a fool will be deceived by all your propaganda. You and your Messiah have been CASTED.by this recent judgement. Lesson that nobody should follow your advice again as you led Fubara astray. Enjoy your day!

Max24:
After pushing Fubara to his death you are now here again to give false hope to Lagos Obidients? Make you go carry Fubara after you have led him and his supporters to near certain impeachment only a matter of time. Whoever takes you serious on these threads is not serious himself. After all the misinformation.

EeyanMayweather:
It’s funny how Iborillas wake up and forget about their 5 erosion ravaged pigsty .
Their obsession with Lagos and Tinubu now borders on the pathological .
A naive person would think they love baba Jakande but it’s a lie . They harbor same if not more hatred for Baba Kekere than even their conqueror Bola Tinubu .

Iborillas should give it a rest and leave Lagos alone. Worry about you terror enclave please

The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has expressed worry and dismay over the recent pronouncement of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, which halted the disbursement of funds from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) to Rivers State.

PANDEF said the primary casualties of the judicial restraint will be the innocent citizens of Rivers State, for whom the funds serve as a lifeline for economic, social growth and infrastructural development.

PANDEF spokesperson, Dr. Obiuwevbi Ominimini said, “As a pivotal contributor to Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, the backbone of the nation’s economy—Rivers State should not be subjected to fiscal strangulation owing to a political discord that remains eminently resolvable. ndeed, to deprive the state of its rightful allocations is to impose unwarranted hardship on a people who have consistently contributed to national sustenance”.

PANDEF stated that while it remains resolute in its commitment to fostering reconciliation, conflict resolution, and social cohesion across the Niger Delta, it earnestly implores the Supreme Court to reconsider its decision in the supreme interest of economic stability, social justice, and national unity.

“The South-South region has remained a bastion of peace and an unwavering pillar of Nigeria’s economic survival. It is, therefore, imperative that judicial and political institutions exercise prudence, equity, and foresight in handling matters that profoundly impact the welfare of the region,” Ominimini said.

“This verdict constitutes a grave impediment to the painstaking peace-building initiatives spearheaded by PANDEF, particularly through the Obong Victor Attah-led Peace and Reconciliation Committee. The committee, having already commenced its reconciliatory engagements, has begun to record commendable strides in fostering harmony and stability within the state.

“PANDEF reaffirms its unwavering advocacy for dialogue, justice, and sustainable development. We call upon all relevant stakeholders—including the Federal Government, political actors, and the judiciary—to ensure that the people of Rivers State are not unduly victimized by avoidable political contentions. The sanctity of governance demands that economic imperatives supersede political rivalries for the greater good of the nation.

“One thing that has come to mind in the midst of this Supreme Court ruling is the withdrawal of the Local government fund to Lagos state during the Administration of Asiwaju Bola Amed Tinubu as Governor of Lagos State by then President Olusegun Obasanjo.

“It was widely condemned by Nigerians and the international communities. One therefore wonders that such repetition would emerge again even in higher magnitude in this 21st century with potentially grave implications for peace and security in the entire Niger Delta.

SmartPolician:
Kenneth Okonkwo, FFK and Reno have something in common; they have no electoral value. Kenneth is poplar because he's a movie actor who switched into politics. Only Desmond Eliot made that switch and succeeded.

Thundafireseun:
From my intuition I can say SP Akpabio is guilty because Natasha is not the first woman to speak out publicly against Akpabio’s sexual harassment….

I’m sure many more women will speak up let’s give them some time….

Meanwhile Reno , you have never been known to back down from talk talk fights….. why are you running away now

Habib101:
This man just have a personal hatred towards el-rufai, he is just confused he doesn't have focus in life, saying nonesense things, just jumping from one party to another like a football player looking for the highest bidder, oga just retire and go back to ur so call activist that's if you still have the audience as before, nonesense.

loffyloffy:
In Response to the Specific case of Elrufai, I don't believe that he worked against Tinubu, at least not directly.

He campaigned and spoke up for him, when it matters, and rallied his own group to support BAT.

However, his perceived hatred for and treatment of people of Southern Kaduna, may have worked against BAT, and given Obi the inroads he had in Kaduna, this are votes that would have potentially been BATs.

That he lost all the three senatorial slots and most of the assembly votes in the state is also not looking good.

He is a good and effective administrator, but has a very terrible and harsh image. That is why he is so controversial.

Yes BAT should have rewarded him, but we don't know what the president saw to make him change his mind.

Considering the current ranting of El Rufai, I have to agree that it was smart that BAT dropped him.

LagosOrigin:
Jakande built Lagos not tinubu

yarimo:
And each of the sub standard vechle worth #1 billion according to the fraudster governor of abia state

Rebelutionary:
Mouthpiece of Nigerians we hear you and your new anthem! The Arewa think tank are Chadians right? Atleast throughout this week it's been one testimonial or the other to decrease in food price by "Chadians"!

arsenal33:
whoever you voted for will have removed fuel subsidy. So prices would rise. Get some wisdom and stop wallowing in bitterness

Tjra:
No election loser to say They stole my manhood.

No headless mob to harass the tribunal or courts after losing shamelessly.

Richtaiwo:
Dis one go just dey jump from one thread to another dey type nonsense up and down. Now, what exactly is the sense in this bulshit?

Govt says "amid improved economic conditions". So which one come be constricting and economically unfeasible govt policy, forex fluidity again? Also, how does competition among manufacturers negatively affect prices of products?

I know a typical ipob miscreant prefer soaring prices of commodities with the warped thought elu p can leverage on that to gain vote next election. Keep deceiving yourself you here? Even if Nigerians decide not to vote Tinubu again, pandora gringory obituary can never be president of Nigeria, let this sink.

The Pan Niger Delta Youth Employment Forum (PANDYEF) has strongly condemned the Supreme Court’s ruling affirming the reinstatement of 27 lawmakers as valid members of the Rivers State House of Assembly.

The group warned that Nigerians should hold the judiciary accountable for any breakdown of law and order in the state.

In a statement released on Saturday by its spokesperson, Mazi Chika Art Adiele, and made available to journalists in Awka, PANDYEF alleged that the Supreme Court’s decision amounts to economic sabotage against the people of Rivers State.

The group argued that the verdict threatens the peace and sustainable development fostered by Governor Amaopusenibo Siminalayi Joseph Fubara.

Expressing disappointment, the statement read: “It is an invitation for war and against equity, justice and fair play.

“We, equally condemn the order nullifying the Local Government Election, as reckless and vindictive.


“Unfortunately, the Justices of the Supreme Court, positioned themselves as a party to the suite rather than impartial arbiter of justice.

“It must be noted that the principle of democracy is surely rooted on sound constitutional pronouncement with a view to establishing justice.

“Therefore any attempt by the enemies of Rivers people to seize power by judicial fiat will be resisted by the Niger Delta Youths.

“We cannot be cowed neither shall we lay in surrender at the alter of political manipulations of rascals.


“We reiterate boldly, once again, that anyone, no matter how highly placed will face fierce resistance by the majority of Rivers people, the statement concluded.

zero8zero:
You're a joke, go and study your Economics very well, policies are not magic.

helinues:
This is pure bunkum..

The rise of Agbero's? With this internet age.

The Agbero activities in South West have been curtailed to some extent even though there are still more to do.

Agbero that used to take over motor park every month