Chai,Palestinians are in trouble, They just started what they will be unable to finish.Peace can never be found amongst terrorist Muslims.I am watching.
OGwales: Check the under of Peter Obi shoe, that dude really trekked for this last election and the trekking never still stopped. He keeps going to court... Make he rest na.
He is Obidient,He was Asked to go to court and he obeyed.Lets wait for the outcome.
Omihanifa: The 2023 election is a big joke, this has further proven that what happened in river state is complete mess. Its now so obvious that the country is going no where.
Corruption personified man,bought his way into APC primaries, and rigged his way to Aso rock.Well it is not Over,Until it is over
The sixtytwo years old naija likened to a sixtytwo years old man that can't craw,walk,run, or feed himself.Well there is nothing to celebrate.PODATTI for good governance
Make I no lie, Buhari swag na from Pluto. If not that he surrounded himself with kleptomaniacs that ran down his government with their quota system & born-to-rule mentality, his government would have been one of the best we’ve had since Musa Yaradua’s.
Infrastructural wise, Buhari did better than that ogogoro-drinking lunatic.
As for the Nyamiris threatening thunder & brimstones, we have succinct proverbs for them in Ijebu.
1.) Ajá tó rí mọ́tò tó dúró fi ara-a ẹ̀ bọ Ògún.
A dog that sees a motor vehicle and stands in its way makes itself a sacrifice to Ogun.
(A person who needlessly endangers him/herself deserves his/her fate).
2.) Aláǹgbá tó fojú di erè, ikùn ejò ni yó bàá ara-a ẹ̀.
A lizard that views a python with disregard will find itself in the belly of the snake.
(Whoever disdains obvious danger will suffer dire consequences.)
I heard the “two-barrel 23 mm canon” on the Russian MI-35 Gunships that accompanied Buhari to IMO State is very very accurate.
Let the bastards come out and be used as target practices. [/quThe barrels and the Gunship you mentioned can better be deployed in sambisa not imo.ote]
My little advice for you."Amongst the presidential contestants,who do u feel Will salvage Nigeria from this awkward predicament?Whoever appeals to your conscience,please go ahead and vote him.Avoid political bigotry and partisanship.
Apeshy101: Former Minister of Aviation, Sen Stella Oduah has launch hunt for a talented yet to be identifed young boy with a sonorous voice.
Sen Oduah was impressed with the young after a video of him signing one of the Roman Catholic hymns in Igbo language went viral on social media.
Sen Oduah took to her facebook page to declare her interest to offer the young boy scholarship and Music training in her Music School.
“This amazing sonorous angel MUST be encouraged so I ask anyone that knows his whereabouts to help me locate him. A scholarship and also classes at our Music School awaits him already” she wrote.
On his own part, Femi Fani Kayode expressed hos interest to train the young boy upto University level and immediate cash gift of N250,000 if only he could locate the boy.
“Once I can confirm his identity and reach his family I will send 250,000 to him and pay for his school fees right up until university level. I urge others to help him too. This talented, gifted and blessed child should NOT be hawking and selling things in the streets” he tweeted.
“I wish I knew what state he comes from and who his Governor is. Such talent must not be wasted. For the first time in days I have something to smile and be happy about. Despite his circumstances this boy is still praising God in such a beautiful way” he added
Watch the boy’s video as obtained by News9naija below and help locate him if you know about his whereabouts.
Results were obtained exclusively by merit as at the time He took the exam. Entry qualifications to some tertiary institution as at then was 4 credit with either English or maths tolerated at pass level in not more than two sitting s.Unlike what is obtainable today when students parade fantastic o level results which they can't defend,courtesy of malpractice and miracle centers.
APCNig: He can and you will do nothing. If all you Flattinos decide to pick up arms against the FG again, we will repeat the 1967 to 1970 Xmas party.
Next time, tell your thieving brother to go and buy Aisha Buhari's line and start calling Atikuchukwu for money that Aisha wants to do burial for her great grandmother.
War is not good,and i pray that it will never happen again.But if does,be rest assured that there won't be any hiding place for anybody,not only in Nigeria but throughout the world.Hausa's, Igbo's, Yoruba's inclusive.During the previous,some people were in the comfort of there homes enjoying.Those houses may no longer provide u with that comfort.Better pray
presidency: Atiku: They gave him a false sense of hope
By FEMI ADESINA
After the Supreme Court threw out the legal challenge by Atiku Abubakar of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) on the February 2019 presidential poll last week, two things flashed across my mind. One was a song, the other, a quote from William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, which I’d read over 40 years ago.
First, the song: The strife is o’er, the battle done, The victory of life is won, The song of triumph has begun, Alleluia!
And then Shakespeare, as Macbeth was confronted by Macduff at the battlefront, and the former realized he had been fooled by the witches who had predicted that no man born of woman could ever kill him, and that he could not be defeated in any battle “till Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane.”
Macduff told Macbeth that he had been “untimely ripped” from his mother’s womb, and was not biologically delivered as babies are. The advancing soldiers also bore before them trees they had cut from Birnam Wood, which meant the forest had virtually relocated to Dunsinane. Macbeth, confronted with defeat, had declared:
“And be these juggling fiends no more believed, That palter with us in a double sense, That keep the word of promise to our ear, And break it to our hope.”
Macbeth had been fooled, just as it happened to former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, who had been hoodwinked into believing that he was President already, before the February 2019 election. Who were those that paltered with Atiku in a double sense? Who were the people that lured him into a losing battle? Who were those who told him he was on a giant horse, not knowing that he was riding on a cockroach? Let’s do a checklist.
Olusegun Obasanjo, and his foreign cohorts. The former president was the one that ruined Atiku Abubakar most, when they fought a bitter battle as they served together in government. Obasanjo wrote books, granted interviews, where he poured vitriol on his former deputy. He described him in words that won’t make you buy Atiku for ten kobo. In fact, he said God should punish him if he ever supported Atiku for president. And that lasted for about ten years.
Suddenly, with just months to the 2019 election, Obasanjo came singing another tune. He said he had forgiven Atiku, and started calling him “my President in waiting.” Were Nigerians fools? Can you approbate and reprobate at the same time? Can you strip a man naked in the marketplace, and cover him up in the bedroom? The damage would already be done. And so it was with Atiku.
Yes, Obasanjo has some clout, particularly internationally. He swung into action, trying to mobilize the international community behind his candidate. Some people followed him, and Atiku thought the deed was done.
But they didn’t reckon with the hurricane called Muhammadu Buhari. The cyclone force was too strong, and it simply cleared everything in its path. It was a bitter lesson that the challenger learnt too late.
Obasanjo had always decided who should, and shouldn’t be President, right from the first time he left power as a military ruler in 1979. He was instrumental in some ways to the emergence of Shehu Shagari, Umaru Yar’Adua, and Goodluck Jonathan, as presidents.
He also contributed to pulling them down later with his mouth. By this year, Nigerians were simply tired of the overbearing attitude of the Otta chicken farmer. They thus refused to buy the candidate he had earlier rendered toxic, and was selling to them in borrowed robes.
Who fooled Atiku again? The Atikulators. And who are they? People who flocked after the candidate for many reasons, none of them altruistic. They were those who didn’t like Buhari, either because of ethnicity, language, religion, or the man’s aversion for corruption.
They wanted business as usual, and it should be anybody but Buhari. So, they followed Atiku, not because they loved him, but they would have also followed a goat, if they had been told that the animal could get Buhari out of power. They put their money on the wrong horse, gambled, and lost.
Before the election, you saw and heard the Atikulators everywhere, boasting of how they were going to wrest power in the country. They were all over the place. In offices, marketplaces, churches, mosques, schools, television, radio, newspapers, almost in all traffic lanes of life.
And they fooled their principal. He backed them up with piles and tons of cash, in major currencies of the world. To quote President Buhari, “they spent so much dollars, that the currency became devalued.” For Atiku, anything that money cannot do is not doable. Money answereth all things.
He threw in more and more. But for the Buharists, it is not about money, not even a bottle of soft drink or water. It is about conviction. It is about integrity and accountability. It is about building a new country, devoid of greed and rapacity. So we followed the Mai Gaskiya (honest man) all the way. Nothing could be articulated against him. Not possible.
Again, the marabouts, prophets, some pastors and preachers. Yes, let me group them together, including the witches and wizards. They formed a confederacy, and said Atiku would win. Who is it that says anything when the Lord has not spoken?
The marabouts collected money handsomely, and pronounced Atiku king. They did not tell him he would be king on an empty throne. The preachers, across the major religions, because of personal hatred, and possibly inducement, gave evil and false messages. They began to proclaim that Atiku was the messiah, when God had not said so.
And the PDP candidate believed them. He felt there was no way he could ever lose the election. But he didn’t know that lying tongues were in action. The preachers had become inhabited by lying spirits, modern day Zedekiahs , who prophesied falsehood (1 Kings 22:11). They led Atiku to political perdition.
The social media. Populated by people with exaggerated sense of worth, they think they can do and undo. I call them the vocal minority. If you followed only the social media before the elections, you would think the All Progressives Congress (APC) government at the center was gone.
They filled the landscape with so much wailing, till they became wailing wailers. We will do this, we will do that. Mere shooting of breeze. Superfluity of nothingness. Arrogant impertinence. The Buhari people simply kept their peace, while online warriors, most of who had no permanent voters cards (PVCs) continued to fire blanks.
A very credible and scientific study had showed before the polls that social media would account for only between nine and 11 percent of the ballots. And not all of the votes would go to PDP. The two major parties would share it. But from the noise online, you thought Atiku had coasted home. He, too, must have believed the lie. He paid dearly for it with a broken heart.
The coalition that thought they owned the country. They also fooled Atiku. They include politicians, businessmen, high net-worth people. They had never failed in anything before. If they showed you a red card, you were out of the game. God’s judgment, no appeal. Such people massed behind Atiku.
Those who had corruption cases before the courts, those who had lost power and were forlorn and disconsolate, those who had always profiteered from the system and who felt that Buhari had closed the sluice gate, they all came together. Buoyed by Atiku’s promise that he would empower his friends when he got power, they were already licking their lips.
Soon, our snouts would be in the honeypot again, they told themselves. But those who felt they were Nigeria’s landlords had long been given quit notices by Buhari, and ejected. Atiku thought they were still somebody, and learned the hard way. What a pity!
Wrong permutations. That was also Atiku’s downfall. It is an inexorable truth that it is only the person/party that builds the bigger coalition wins the Presidency in Nigeria (and almost everywhere else). But before the election, Atikulators had come with this jejune permutation.
They would sweep the Southeast, the South-south, the North Central, share Northeast and Northwest, as well as Southwest. And Atiku would coast home. True? Well, dreams don’t cost anything. The dream eventually became nightmare.
Wrong strategy. It is on good authority that the winning strategy of the PDP had been based on data hack. That was why they fought tooth and nail for electronic voting, because they were allegedly in league with international forces that was adept at manipulation of election results.
The plan was to intercept results as they were transmitted electronically, and record them for PDP. But it is said that if the abiku has learnt to die in dry season, the mother too would learn to bury in rainy season. The rest is history.
Many other forces fooled Atiku that space would not permit one to mention. People who promised access to the electoral commission’s server, when none existed in the true sense of the word. Some elements in the judiciary, who had made false promises. And the lawyers. Yes, we can’t but talk briefly about them. Lawyers are professionals. They must ply their art, and make profit from it.
They are learned people, while the rest of us are only educated. However, morality is everything. Why egg on your client, when you know he has the most useless case in the world? Nigerians knew Atiku lost the election. Lawyers too knew it. But man must chop. They encouraged the PDP candidate to go to court, despite knowing that the prayers were weak and improbable.
Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Festus Keyamo, said the suit was the worst he had ever seen in Nigeria’s history of election petitions. But the lawyers convinced Atiku otherwise. He lost at the Court of Appeal level, but there was probably more money to be made. So they encouraged a trip to the Supreme Court. Another ill-fated journey.
Sadly, after the Supreme Court threw out the case, Atiku was not gracious enough to throw up his hands in surrender. He called the judiciary all sorts of names. An opportunity missed to prove that he is not a sore loser and power monger. Where would he go next, World Court? Or as somebody has jocularly said, he may just decide to go to the lawn tennis court.
Adesina is Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity
The man with a Totonto certificate was booted out from the office. Tell us why bubus questionable school certificate Saga was treated with the kids glove.
[quote author=Joana222 post=76564969]Good day fam.
Please help me with suggestions, I was having stomach discomfort, went for normal check up and I was told I tested positive to hepatitis C. (never heard of it before now) thought it was something I'd just take drugs but doctor said its a viral infection and explained to me after that I was shocked and felt very bad.
I went to 3 different labs again, 2 came out positive, I negative. Then I went back to my doctor, he said I should go for viral load test that it will cost about 30k for the test.
The doctor also said they have treatment but a month will cost me 170k and the treatment will last for 6months (that's over 1 million)
I can't afford that money and he also said that after treatment my test will always be positive but the viral load will be zero (meaning that I will be free of the virus but that the result will always be positive)
I have done some research and I noticed hepatitis c affects the liver, there are some people online that claim they have the drugs and that at the end of using their drug, I will never test positive to the virus again.
I am devastated and confused, depressed is an understatement. Please any experienced doctor or pharmacy or anyone that ever experienced such or know someone.
Please save my life....
[/quote op, taking good care of your health is imperative. But please do not be frightened by peoples comment concerning this situation.I equally tested positive to hepatitis c about 7years ago when I was admitted on account of malaria\typhoid .Believe me my doctor paid less attention to hepatitis and treated me of malaria\typhoid. assuring me that the only dangerous known herpatitis virus is that if B and not C.I am enjoying a perfect health condition.Never visited any hospital since then,not even on account of headache.Cheers.
manomam: 1. Why do they hate Tinubu? What for? 2. Tinubu never worked with federal or eastern Nigeria talk less of stealing Ndi Igbo money? He never worked as minister or taken any federal appointment! 3. He never joined APGA talk less of sabotaging their party? 4. He didn't meddle in Igbo internal affairs! 5. Why do they call him thieves? What did he steal? 6. Why calling Yoruba "slaves". Who is actually ? 7. Why putting mouth in Lagos politics?. 8. Can Yoruba man become chairman in the east? Yet you enjoy all here! 9. Why asking for what you can't give? 10. Why do they not focus on their land and zone, why Yoruba land? 11. Can they tell Hausa "o to gee" in kaduna or Sokoto? 12. Why abusing our tolerance? 13. Can they survive Yoruba attack in Yoruba land? 14. Do they know that they have a lot to loose? 15. How I wish they receive sense, their poke nosing could be trouble fishing. 16. Why not "O to gee" in Abia, Enugu or Oweri? 17. Can man from Abia become a commissioner in Enugu? Yet it happened here! Why not be careful. 18. You choose your own APGA and dash PDP yet Tinubu is your headache, why? 19. Other ethnics are either mumu or lazy except you the most hardworking humans. Why wouldn't you allow lazy Yoruba live? 20. Why looking for avoidable problem? Why? 21. It was you in the north being attacked, in Malaysia being killed, in Gabon and Ghana? 22. You choose Kanu we choose Tinubu, you choose Azikwe we choose Awolowo, you choose APGA we choose APC, why agitating? 23. I pray it ends well with una o. Yoruba are yet to say Tinubu is their problem why you? Why working in APGA but planning to collect salaries in APC?
The answers are simple "ONE NIGERIA" Support the exit of ndigbo from Nigeria. Support the actualization of Biafra and the Igbo will forever mind their own Nation and business. Else the Igbo will continue to comment on every injustice perpetuated in the zoo. Especially concerning the stolen mandate in the name of the election.QED
Prince Tony Momoh, former Minister of Information, on Wednesday advised the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Feb. 23 election, Atiku Abubakar to concede defeat and congratulate President Muhammadu Buhari.
Momoh gave the advice in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) in Lagos while reacting to the declaration of Buhari as winner of the polls by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmoud Yakubu while announcing the results of the polls on Wednesday in Abuja, said the APC candidate, Muhammadu Buhari polled 15,191,847 votes to the defeat his PDP counterpart, Atiku, who polled 11,255,978 votes.
Atiku had in a statement described the results as questionable, saying he would challenge it in court.
Momoh said Atiku would earn respect, nationally and international, if he accepts the outcome of the results as the wish of the people.
The former minister also advised Atiku not to go to court but call to congratulate Buhari like former President Goodluck Jonathan did in 2015.
He said the singular act made Jonathan an instant hero, adding that Atiku could earn the same status if he allows national interest to rise above his personal ambition.
“A beautiful thing happened shortly after the results were announced in the 2015 general elections; Jonathan called the winner (Buhari) and congratulated him.
“That singular act not only made Jonathan a respected national figure, but also an international figure.
“Therefore, as a national leader, I will call on our friend, Atiku to call Buhari and congratulate him.
“That will make him not just a national figure like Jonathan, but also an international figure.
“Though court is an option, I advise him not to go to court because time will tell if he will get any reckoning after doing so.
“He should not allow anybody to deceive him, instead, he should immediately call Buhari to congratulate him,“ Momoh said.
Momoh said he believed the outcome of the election reflected the wishes of the people, adding that it was the aggregate of the results from polling units across the country.
He said that INEC had done what was expected of it as an impartial electoral umpire.
Momoh said that he advised Atiku not because he did not believe in the court to seek redress as he went to court with Buhari in 2003, 2007 and 2011 to challenge election results.
Naija Politico learnt that the former Minister said he only gave the advice because Atiku would earn respect by conceding defeat, rather than challenging what he called the will of the people.
dipopooo: I don't get it.... Why are they(PDP) afraid of what buhari said ballot box snatching? Are they planning to snatch ballot boxes ni? If they are not planning to do so why are they making noise up and down...
A trigger happy policeman may ignorantly shoot an innocent person on the disguise that the victim attempted to snatch the ballot box. Anything can happen. Remember that the dullard is brainless
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