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whateverkay:God has continued to bless them despite the evil Nigeria's government marginlization since 50 years...God has blessed Biafrans individually and collectively.. |
globemoney:May be you watched the debate with bottles of beer...drained. Did you see Obiano response on questions...? Mostly out of point... What did he say about repairing parts of Onitsha-Enugu road? |
I am not from Anambra state. But going by the debate it has to be between Obaze and Chidoka. However, we know, voting hardly counts in this part of the world. |
victorvezx:It two years to grow liver to visit...that part of the country... I can also visit Sambisa and it can take me 2 or 3 years to get there...So, you see your miserable life...? |
IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:Earthworms are definitely better than all your lineage...If you doubt me, ask someone else...Can you correct what you lack the depth to do...? |
shukuokukobambi:Nation of lies...
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sarrki:Baba is there for the next election...He would promise to build the 2nd Niger bridge and repair all the federal roads in the SE...but even your donkey knows they are lies... |
IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:Mind your expression...you make no sense. Was he going to Enugu from Ebony? |
victorvezx:Always changing goal post...Whatever will make you happy... |
Which of the stories is correct... Was he in Enugu? |
— 14th November 2017 From: Obinna Odogwu, Abakaliki President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived in Abakaliki, the capital city of Ebonyi State for his 2-day working visit to Ebonyi and Anambra states. He arrived in the state capital via a helicopter at the Nkwoagu Military Cantonment, Abakaliki. He was received on arrival by several governors of the South East states as well as top government functionaries. Details later… http://sunnewsonline.com/buhari-arrives-ebonyi/
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victorvezx:...Bla,bla,bla...and it took more than 2 years to show that...? |
victorvezx:
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Magginat:Are you with your right senses? How can Nigeria be great with injustice, inequality, lack of fairness and crude nepotism being the hallmark of their administration? |
Hmmm |
yarimo:I will support you once you instruct the army to arrest and deal with the Fulani terrorists...tagged the 4th deadliest in the world...Wicked sycophant. |
[quote author=sunnysunny69 post=62310416][/quote]These were youths...Ogbeni I am talking about Afonja leaders... ... adding Soyinka
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[quote author=sunnysunny69 post=62310337][/quote]Would this made these claims false...? Cooly100: What they did to the youths can never be as high as what they did to the following people...all afonja leaders...You have been at the receiving end than any other tribe of Nigeria 250 tribes...but you are too deep with glucoma to see it...Now go to a corner and cry your heart out!!! 1. Awolowo 2. Obj 3. Abiola 4. Kudirat Abiola 5. Gen Diya 6. Gen, Olarawaju 7. Gen Kuti 8. Fela 9. Gani 10. Bola Ige 11. Tinubu escaped to exile 12. Funso Wlliams 13 Dele Giwa |
Decryptor:I never supported Buhari because of his antecedent. In your feeble mind...you believe Buhari could rig election when GEJ was an incumbent? |
sunnysunny69:What they did to the youths can never be as high as what they did to the following people...all afonja leaders...You have been at the receiving end than any other tribe of Nigeria 250 tribes...but you are too deep with glucoma to see it...Now go to a corner and cry your heart out!!! 1. Awolowo 2. Obj 3. Abiola 4. Kudirat Abiola 5. Gen Diya 6. Gen, Olarawaju 7. Gen Kuti 8. Fela 9. Gani 10. Bola Ige 11. Tinubu escaped to exile 12. Funso Wlliams 13 Dele Giwa
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[quote author=sunnysunny69 post=62309503]Instead of putting your efforts in finding COWNU and bring him out of hiding hole, you put your efforts on Gani Adams. You should get bothered why the Hausa/Fulani people love capturing Aare Ona Kakanfos...
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hpymoment:He better not... |
Decryptor:If yours was significant...why didn't he win in the last election? |
chicoMX:Calm down...how? He did absolutely nothing in SE and SS that were his base...other than appointments. There is nothing on the ground to show for his presidency. The roads in SE and parts of SS remains the worse in the federation, despite having small land mass...GEJ was a failure. Chikena. |
WORDSENSEI:If you tell me what your leaders in the north have been doing with their big allocations for 50 years, despite leading Nigeria for almost 40 years...and you are still last in all forms of developmental index...then I will not only rile you but will suffocate you almajiri with PORK meat till you choke and go meet your virgins in HELL... |
9 November 2017 There was jubilation in Abakpa Nike, Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State over the flag off of four major roads’ rehabilitation in the area, which were among the five road contracts awarded by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s administration, a few days ago. Gov. Ugwuanyi had during his recent visits to Abakpa Nike Market road, Ugboghe and Ogwuagor communities in the Abakpa-Nike, Enugu, in company of the Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Edward Ubosi, promised the people of the areas that his administration will take urgent action towards rehabilitating their roads in the dry season. The governor, who visited the area, recently reassured the people that “massive works will commence on these roads immediately”. Keeping faith with the promise, the State Executive Council on Wednesday, approved the award of contracts for the construction of five urban and rural areas, mainly in Abakpa Nike, Enugu East L.G.A. Flagging off the projects, Gov. Ugwuanyi who was represented by the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Greg Nnaji, said that the projects, which have three-month duration for completion, were targeted at ameliorating the hardship being encountered by the people of the areas as a result of the deplorable condition of the roads. The Works Commissioner noted the importance of the road to the communities, saying that the governor was passionate about improving the living standard of the people of the state, describing him as “one who is committed to fulfilling every promise he made at all time”. He disclosed that the approval for the award of contracts for the rehabilitation of the roads were obtained “48 hours ago to be precise”, adding that the immediate flag off was proof of the desire of the governor to fulfill his promise. Reacting to the development, Chief Elias Agbo, the representative of Landlords and Landladies of Ogwuagor community, expressed surprise that a governor could make such promise and fulfill it, accordingly, saying: “Gov. Ugwuanyi is an action governor who makes promises and keeps them”. Chief Agbo said that the residents of the community asked him to come and witness the flag off ceremony, to confirm that “what Gov. Ugwuanyi – Gburugburu, said he will do, he is actually doing it”, adding that “we have already seen with our eyes”. He thanked the governor for providing the two transformers he promised the community the last time he visited, assuring him of their support and prayers. “On behalf of the Ogwuagor landlords and landladies as well as the rest of the residents, I am here promising His Excellency and his administration that we are solidly behind him. Wherever he goes, we shall go with him because, Gburugburu is a man of action and we have seen love exhibited by him”, the community leader said. At Abakpa Nike Market road, the Chairman of the Market Traders Association, Mr. Henry Ugwu, described Gov. Ugwuanyi as “a promise keeper”, saying the commencement of work on the road will impact positively on the lives of the people of the area, especially the traders. He said the governor was at the market a few days ago to reassure them that work will commence on the road immediately and “ today, we the people of Abakpa are glad that we are flagging off the road construction”, saying: “ we are commending him and will support his administration till the end of his second term” |
By Wale Odunsi Biafra Nations Youth League, BNYL, has advised agitators not to ignore advice of war veterans, warning them not to repeat mistakes that led to failure of initial secession attempt. BNYL Leader, Princewill Obuka explained that some errors on the part of Ojukwu-led government resulted to the defeat of Biafra in 1970. “I don’t think Biafra agitators of today calculate and seek meaningful advice before making moves. A lot of ‘I don’t care attitude’ and drastic decisions have really made us noise makers than people with agenda”, he said in a statement on Sunday. “We must tell ourselves the truth. History has it that it was the failure of Ojukwu led government to calculate and as well heed to advise that led to our initial surrender to Nigeria by Philip Effiong”. Obuka recalled how late Voice of Biafra Broadcaster, Okokon Ndem, in 1967 boasted that Biafra has the best weapon that no nation can destroy. “Those who are currently handling the media for pro-Biafra groups are repeating the mistakes of Okokon Ndem. They are boasting and bragging “But at the end we suffer more casualty than the country we are struggling to separate from. I see today struggle as repetition of history. Obuka further stated that the UN does not grant independence to a people disorganized, advising agitators to drop ego and seek way forward. He also recalled the Biafra International Conference in Ghana organized by the Organization of Emerging African States, OEAS, which many groups were officially invited. “It’s unfortunate that some key actors boycotted that conference as a result of pride and mentality of being superior. We can not boast of what we have not achieved. “Biafra is a process, even after war or when on the peak of war, it remains a process. We cannot jump protocols. “Many (pro-Biafra groups and individuals) have gone to UN thinking it will be giving to them on a platter of gold but they were ignored”. Obuka stressed that only a unified front with wide consultations of concerned ethnic groups will restore Biafra.
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