₦airaland Forum

Rekyz:
Your own stupidity sef don reach him peak. I live in Owerri, if u have nothing meaningful to say, just keep mute. Rochas is the worst thing that happened to Imo people. Where are u from sef? Rubbish!

Turantula:
Go and hide ur gworro plaque infested rotten teeth

decode55:
Wiked is the person whose cup has over flown. They have destroyed his killing machinery and these ones that took amnesty will expose him the more. There is no hiding place for WIKEDNESS



Leave that foolish man. His cup would soon overflow

Buzzj17:
Political lies!! How could he have finished 50 units of 2 bedroom houses in 100 days? Na bacha? All he did was to finish the houses started by amaechi. He only painted them.
What Wike did was road rehabilitation. Please u first and that road construction involved scarifying the top of the road, filling with laterite, compaction and stone base, before asphalting. What Wike is doing now is road resurfacing and patching,which involves only resurfacing. That can be done during raining season. Even during amaechi era, contractors like Lubrik and MCC were using cement to work instead of laterite. But it's more expensive. The Law faculty, he only fixed the doors and windows and painted it. Let's not be deceived by propaganda. The elabuchi road Wike is boasting he completed, what was remaining to open that road bfor amaechi left was N90m for final wearing course/asphalt. If Wike wants us to commend him for road rehabilitation, no wahala. He took a loan of N30b and collected monthly average allocation of N10b and IGR of N10b per month also. All we are seeing is N4b contract to odili to furnish Govt house and such other funny contracts. Enuf of the deceit!!

The Peoples Democratic Party has said the All Progressives Congress is planning to use the various election petition tribunals across the states to take away the victories recorded by the party.

The APC defeated the PDP in the. March 28 presidential election. The party also defeated the PDP in a number of states, especially the north and south western states in the April 11 governorship elections.

Rising from a meeting of the National Working Committee and governor and Senators-elect under its platform in Abuja on Tuesday, the PDP warned that the APC is “planning to use the tribunals and ‘salamic’ arrangements to truncate and subvert the freely given mandate by the people in the states and constituencies”.

The outcome of the meeting, which was contained in a communiqué read by George Sekibo, a Senator-elect from Rivers state, also said the meeting vehemently frowns at the “shameless undemocratic ways and means being displayed by the outgoing APC lawmakers in Ekiti state towards effecting an unconstitutional change in government”.

The meeting equally expressed deep concerns at what it said was the plans by the APC to make the Nigeria a one-party state using crude and underhand undemocratic practice and thus reverse the gains of the PDP-led administration.

They also asked the Independent National Electoral Commission to be forthright and impartial in the handling of the various elections pending in Abia, Imo and Taraba states.

The meeting also commended President Goodluck Jonathan for his statesmanly disposition towards the sustenance of democracy and peace in the country.

The PDP said it frowned at the “unprecedented level of intimidation, harassment and undue persecution of the party members since the INEC declaration of the APC candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari”.

It also congratulated all the winners on the platform of the PDP in the elections and urge them to discharge their duties and form a formidable opposition that can redirect the fortunes of the country and sustain the gains of the present democratic era led by President Jonathan.

“The meeting stressed the importance of unity, peace and harmony in the party for effectiveness in its new role and warned that it will not condone agents of APC working as fifth columnists to destabilize the leadership of the party,” the communiqué said.

bennyrazz:
I wonder what will we do to Amuwo dofin local government?? should we increase their land use charge ? tenement rate? or probably turn that place to a zoo or something? any ideas somebody

Wislet:
my dear, I've been wondering about that a lot too. Seeing people praising that party(especially in Imo state), I still look on in disbelief.
A party that had been in power in that state far longer than any other, and in all that time failed the people, to the point they were chased out. Only to have the same people praising and welcoming them just because they think one man is a sell out?
May thuggery, hooliganism and especially cries of 'we made a mistake' not be their portion.