₦airaland Forum

alakara:
We are winning.

lets thank GOD for social media.
If not, they would have successfully rigged this election.

saint047:
There's a certain "silence of the graveyard" on the Bayelsa elections by a certain social media camp.

Of course, we are a divided people.

the APC e-rats have all gone into their holes

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

Ogbia local government area with 13 wards won by PDP

This is the local government area of former President Goodluck Jonathan

APC 9,106
PDP 13,051
PDM 86

Total registered voters 69,253
No of accredited voters 24,532
No of rejected votes 880
Total votes cast 23,358

Collation Officer Dr. Evans Eze of Federal University, Otuoke

culled from Guardian

Gabaleve:
Coming bak wen it makes fp

There was a post concerning this issue yesterday, now the truth is gradually coming out.
Bayelsan be vigilant. Stand and protect your votes.

NOTWITHSTANDING its resolve to conduct a credible election in Bayelsa State, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) does not have the powers to stop suspected hired and fake voters as long as they present valid permanent voter cards (PVCs).

The commission added that it was in the process of distributing sensitive materials to all local councils of the state.The commission spoke in response to allegations of the presence of fake voters in the state, who were said to have been brought by politicians to distort the outcome of the governorship election in the state.

INEC’s Public Relations Officer in the state, Timidi Wariowei, told The Guardian that the body was incompetent to intercept or prevent persons who succeeded in the updated registration recently undertaken in the state from casting their votes. He, however, stressed that it was the duty of security agents and residents to fish out manipulators and ensure they were prevented from circumventing the electoral process.
“There is nothing we can do if someone comes to the polling booth with a valid PVC, even if we have reservations. If they have successfully registered for the exercise before, we cannot prevent them from voting.
“However, the onus falls on the people of the community and the security agents to fish them out and do the needful. It is the residents who can identify themselves and they are the ones who would be able to point fingers at infiltrators because they know themselves,” he stated.

culled from Guardian

ba7man:
Ben Murray Bruce......... all talk, no action.


He'll get to Senate now, shut his mouth and quietly sit at the back.

he is quite better than all your APC senators who don't really care about the suffering of Nigerians

PRYCE:
Sue him to court if you've got evidence nah!

stupid

teeboila:
Tinubu fought Obasanjo and the PDP led federal government to a stand still while Amaechi also fought Jonathan intelligently and he won.
I'm looking for someone that will do likewise in PDP and fight the APC led central government intelligently and triumph but with the way Fayose is acting he's nothing near the intelligent personnel required or envisaged to stand up to the government of the day challenging them on delivering on dividend of democracy.
All i see are the few PDP governors hiding under their shell hoping and praying not to face the wrath of federal mechanism because most of them cannot fulfil their obligations as simple as workers salary without the intervention of the federal government, most of the PDP governors are even pleading with the federal government to help them secure loans or bonds from the world bank.
How can leaders like these be a sound and vibrant opposition leaders not to talk of been a charismatic leader like Tinubu or Amaechi.
-Teeboila

Tinubu this, Tinubu that.
by taking a second look at your post, I am sure you should be ashame of yourself.

give us fuel

IPOB blames APC

Still wallowing in the confusion that followed the killing of nine of its members, Wednesday, in Onitsha, the IPOB, also yesterday alleged that the All Progressives Congress, APC, was behind the crisis that led to shooting to death of nine people and injuring of over 18 people that sustained various degrees of injuries at the Niger Bridge Head Onitsha and other parts of Onitsha and its environs.

Spokesman of IPOB in Anambra State, Mr. Emma Powerful disclosed this while addressing newsmen in Onitsha, saying that it was a calculated plan by the APC government in the country which became unsettled with their peaceful and non- violent protests in South East, and had been looking for a way to provoke violence in their protests to justify the continued detention and incarceration of their leader, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.

culled from Vanguard

flozybk:
it might even turn out dat its PDP dat is cloning cards but which ever way a winner must emerge on sat

don't twist the topic.
What is the concern of south westerns in Bayelsan state election

Square peg in square hole

Buhari will cripple this country before 2019

Lies everywhere

no be una vote for am.
be ready to face more from him

meanwhile state worker are been owed backlog of salaries

donpeluchi:
Well, i guess you've done the maths already.
2.1 billion/N5000 = 420,000 youths
Yeah you got that right, there's money in this country. It's just in the wrong hands!!!!

Tell us how many will N658.5b (River state money) Ameachi use to fund buhari will pay.

in FOI we stand.
this is 2015 not 1985
If buhari is not ready for modern day governance where criticism and freedom of speech is the norm, then he should call it quit.

yet the bubu is on air

flozybk:
did u see it happen even if it happened they won't be counted coz they can't have higher noba of votes more than accredited people

Oshiomole was the first to raise alarm on the proliferation of cloned PVCs in the botched APC first primaries where he was the presiding officer. He specifically accused Timi Sylva of printing cloned PVCs for the heated primaries. Bayelsans should do everything to protect their votes from APC rigging syndicate.

flozybk:
did u see it happen or u heard coz u can't be in different places at the same time and even if it happened they won't be counted coz they can't have higher noba of votes more than accredited people

what about kogi state, where counted votes where higher than accredited votes.
channels TV beam it live during their analysis

Nigerian authorities have reduced the $5.2 billion fine imposed on MTN Group Ltd. in October by $1.8 billion, the company said Thursday.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) informed MTN on Nov. 2 that it had reduced the fine to $3.4 billion, payable by Dec. 31. In October, the NCC fined MTN’s Nigerian unit roughly a quarter of the country’s federal budget for allegedly missing a deadline to deactivate 5.1 million unregistered SIM cards, under regulations meant to combat terrorism.

MTN, which is Africa’s largest telecommunications company with 233 million subscribers in 22 countries, said it is carefully considering the NCC’s reply, but added that Executive Chairman Phuthuma Nhleko “will immediately and urgently re-engage with the Nigerian authorities before responding formally,” to ensure the best-possible outcome for the company. MTN advised shareholders to continue to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s securities.

culled from The sun Newspaper

Eduardo Cunha ,President of Brazil’s Lower House, on Thursday said that the parliament was set to commence impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff. Cunha said Rosseff was suspected of falsification of state accounts, among other crimes.

Reacting to the development, Rousseff denied any wrongdoing and said she was indignant at the accusation. If a special committee that includes representatives of all parties accepts the impeachment, it will go to a vote of the full lower house.

The impeachment process needs a two-third majority in the lower house followed by the same majority in the upper house to remove the president from office

culled from Vanguard

The National Association of Stevedoring Companies (NASC) on Thursday kicked against the decision by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) to lay off 5,000 tally clerks and onboard security men. The President of the association, Mr Bolaji Sunmola, gave the indication in an interview with newsmen in Lagos.

Sunmola said the matter would be taken to the Federal Ministry of Transport for resolution, adding that the NPA was ready to throw thousands of workers into the labour market alongside their employers. NPA had indicated at a stakeholders’ meeting on Nov. 10 in Lagos that it would disengage tally clerks and onboard security men by Dec. 15.

Culled from Vanguard