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Politics › Re: Igbo Would Have Been President If They Understood Nigerian Politics – Igbokwe by Cooly100: 12:18pm On Mar 26, 2017

femolii:
Osus people will remain in one place forever

Osu and tiger claw face, which one has passed through second reading in your parliament? That shows the urgency of your evil. Remember you started it.

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Politics › Re: Igbos Think Politics Is Business, They May Never Rule APC Spokesman Igbokwe by Cooly100: 12:04pm On Mar 26, 2017

Akissani:
e pain am

How far about OBJ for SW? He only created few millionaires for the 8 years he was there..and that was it. Is that the same thing you want when even Joe Igbokwe becomes president of Igbo extraction in 2023? No way. We need far-reaching structural changes.

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Politics › Re: Igbo Would Have Been President If They Understood Nigerian Politics – Igbokwe by Cooly100: 12:00pm On Mar 26, 2017*

"Chief Gani Fawehnmi said about the Igbo in 1998. Hear Gani “
The Igbo by their contribution to the economic development of
this country are otherwise called the Jews of Nigeria. They are very hard-working,
very industrious, very innovative and very articulate people. The economic development of this country owes much to their contribution. I don’t like the way they have been treated since 1970. They still bear the scars of the Biafran crisis, and they are still being treated as if the civil war is still nascent, which is wrong.

They have been kept out of the security forces of this country at the strategic levels,
the law enforcement of this country at the most strategic levels, they are ignored, despised by the cabal. Even in the civil service, I do not know how many permanent secretaries are Igbo. I am not sure how many senior police officers are Igbo, and same goes for the Navy, Air Force, and the Army. They are one of the largest groups in this country. In fact, it is a nation within a nation. The major manpower pool of this country is being supplied by the Igbo. I was so angry when Abacha came to establish the Provisional Ruling Council (PRC) and the Igbo were not represented; I went to court to fight the cause of the Igbo.

It was after my suit in court, challenging Abacha and asking that PRC
composition be set aside by the court until Igbo were given their rightful
place that Abacha then reversed the composition of PRC and appointed some Igbo.” Joe Igbokwe

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Igbos don't care about the presidency for all its worth. They need equal opportunities like the others, including the president, but that is not the ultimate. If you make Joe Igbokwe the president of Igbo extraction, he will be worse than Goodluck Johnathan, who did nothing for his region. All is required, is a fundamental, structural change that will resolve issues of marginalization, injustice, partiality and mediocrity...

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Politics › Re: Igbo Would Have Been President If They Understood Nigerian Politics – Igbokwe by Cooly100: 11:46am On Mar 26, 2017

Eddygourdo:
asides demonstarting why you are inferior to me, what other point have you just made mr dull brain. If you couldn't understand the original post nor my own position. What does that make you. It proves me right. You are gutter folk. So bye bye

Inferior to you, my foot!! What is there to understand? Calling people "intelligent idiots" makes your case worse...You are actually from slimy a sewage...coming from gutter is much better! You are utterly a sewage folk. Now run along!!!

Politics › Re: Igbo Would Have Been President If They Understood Nigerian Politics – Igbokwe by Cooly100: 11:01am On Mar 26, 2017

Eddygourdo:
It is that ignorance that fuels the IPOB agenda. A typical igbo man is an " intelligent idiot". Very good in trade, very good in opportunity, very good educationally, very rich in customs, yet very individualistic. When you reason with some , very similar to these IPOB idiots who roam around these parts, you will realise you are talking to a person who is politically daft., who in 30 seconds will mention buhali, buhali , buhali so many times that you marvel if he is under a spell. He will be unable to have any real political discourse with you on any issue.

the igbos can't compete politically in the nigerian structure and thus think it easier to form a biafra wwith minority groups they can dominate.

You are as plain and worthless like your Joe. If the north, the SW and the SS that have produced Nigeria presidents, do not have much they have done for their regions, why do you think having, president of Igbo extraction, will make any difference? You are absolutely worse than an "intelligent idiot"

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:56am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
you killed the trust at first by declaring biafra to start with...go read the records...some people killed people and the igbos were happy about it,the same way some igbos wished buhari dead in 2017..you want to deny that??..did you realy changed??..
the yorubas and hausas are asking themselves now...you still behave like your ancestors...

trust is easy to destroy but its very hard to build...

Would you say, your response to the question asked is meaningful? You are floating like the wind. We are talking about born to rule, you are talking about Biafra. You are not intelligent. I leave you now. Bye!!!

Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:47am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
hausa dont have born to rule mentality...or else they would never have allowed obansanjo to rule....

they still tolerated jonathan even after all the mistakes he made...igbos are the ones that have the mentality to rule...

They allowed OBJ to compensate the Yorubas for Abiola's death. Was OBJ the choice of his people from SW? No. Why did they allow only two Yorubas to contest? They have ruled 42 years of the countries 56, so what are you all about? You see you are ignorant and not well informed.

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:44am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
the same way rotational presidency is working now in nigeria....keep on dreaming..

Is rotational presidency in the constitution? You are scared about Biafra and you have your made already made up? So nothing will make sense to you other than to maintain the status quo, while cheating other people of their natural resources...Have you heard that private refineries are burnt in your SS, but miners of GOLD in the north are not even arrested? You are fake. You are definitely not from the so-called SS. Even if you do, one of your parents must be from the north or SW.

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:39am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
na your people said he called igbos 5%...did i miss something?

Did I dispute that? He called them 5% after the election, but called all Nigerians baboons and monkeys before the election. Ask people around you if you have no idea...Biafra is the best way to go, where every region in the new country will have a completely fresh beginning and sense of belonging. No group will be too powerful with "born to rule mentality". Why would people move from bad to worse?

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:26am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
he called ipob 5% and baboons and monkeys..not the entire igbo tribe...learn to understand what someone is saying..

are the igbos only 5% in nigeria??..you know yourself that is not facts...

only the ipobians can be 5% at that time...

dont let ipob hijack your minds..

I now see that you are utterly mischievous and created this thread to look for trouble. There was no 5% when he made the comment, as the election was not held then. You see your life, your lies, your deceit and your evil starring you in your tiger marked face?

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:23am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
the urhobos are surely not igboid..the ijaws will try everything to rule the then biafra alone...igbos will have a big trouble dealing with ijaws..i see only endless conflicts...

Why will there be a problem, when rotational presidency will be in the constitution and every people are allowed to put their demands like resource ownership, in the Bill of rights, before the new country starts...No group shall be more powerful than the other. It would be modelled like the US. So what is your problem?

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Politics › Re: Any deltan That Believes In Biafra, is Not A Deltan. by Cooly100: 10:11am On Mar 26, 2017

bantudra:
its not 2am,its 12:22am

and am not your brother,,,you allowed a moronn from london to call me zoo animal...those a brother allow someone else to insult his own brother like that..??...you didnt defend me,when i needed you,why the hell should i join you now??...

You come across as a slave. What did you say to the man that called you baboons and monkeys...who will soak in their blood if election is rigged? The man eventually won an election and he is your president! Check am nooooow....

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Politics › Re: Ebonyi State Journey So Far- Photo by Cooly100: 10:06am On Mar 26, 2017

FKO81:
Ebonyi is a state in south-east Nigeria. It is inhabited and populated primarily by the Igbo.[2] Its capital and largest city is Abakaliki. Other major townships include Unwana, Afikpo, Onueke, Edda etc. It was one of the six states created in 1996 by the then federal military government. The state of Ebonyi was created from parts of both Enugu State and Abia State. It is home to four Higher institutions of learning: Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki (EBSU); Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo (FUNAI); Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana; college of health sciences, Ezzamgbo and Federal College of Agriculture, Ishiagu.[3]

Abakaliki city is fast developing and really nice..

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Travel › Re: Photos: Enugu- The Beautiful Igbo City! by Cooly100: 10:02am On Mar 26, 2017*

Travel › Re: Photos: Enugu- The Beautiful Igbo City! by Cooly100: 9:49am On Mar 26, 2017*

Politics › Re: Someone Should Tell Nnamdi Kanu Nigeria Is Not A Zoo - VON DG Begs Igbos by Cooly100: 5:22pm On Mar 25, 2017

If Nigeria is normal, why would the Yorubas be picked up and paraded as criminals, when the fight at Ile Ife was between two parties? In which kingdom do you have some inmates better than the others? How many Fulani herdsmen, killing people, have been paraded on TV? The federal government is responsible for all the sh*t it's getting!

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Politics › Re: Hate, Propaganda And The Future Of The East by Cooly100: 12:22pm On Mar 25, 2017*

maclatunji:
Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina has started a battle of sorts without realizing it. You see he wrote an article titled: PMB’s health: Gloating is of no value published in Premium Times. A friend and colleague who had been so disturbed by the same hateful messages that Mr. Adesina referred to in his article shared the link in WhatsApp groups we manage and to his utter shock still got people that said President Buhari that we have now is actually ‘a clone’. Yes, some people suggested this. My friend being a passionate person felt he needed to leave a group he is an administrator of just because of this. But that is not my style, I responded to these people with the following:

I am afraid at the degree of propaganda, ignorance and hate that young people from Eastern Nigeria in particular are feeding themselves with. If there is a major criticism I have of this government, it is that it is not doing enough to counter it.

It is all over social media and conventional media. There is hardly any Nigerian that lives in a city that does not have Igbo friends that they respect, probably admire and learn from.

However, if a large enough number of people that claim to be Igbo especially the youth insist on being obnoxious and offensive to the point of odioum, you risk compounding whatever problems you think you have in Nigeria.

Let me guess, you say: ‘give us Biafra’. Please, the Anambra man does not love the Abia or Imo man. Most of you want to treat Ebonyi people with scorn. Your problem is not a lack of Biafra or being in Nigeria, it is a lack of good social etiquette, political acumen and unwillingness to cooperate with others.

There are many Igbo people fed-up with this kind of behaviour of some of their kinsmen but they are afraid of being attacked by a blind set of marauders feeding on hate.

It is time Igbo people with enlightenment, elegance and distinction takeover the discussion on the progress and future of the Igbo. What we have right now are Charlatans and inept thinkers.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/hate-propaganda-future-east/

OP, if you can answer these questions honestly...put yourself in the position of the easterners...then we can come to some form of agreement!!

Yoruba: Under what conditions would you support “One Nigeria” and let go of the Biafra agitation and let it die down, finally laid to rest for good?

Biafra agitator: Close down Lagos ports and open up Port Harcourt, Calabar, Onitsha and Warri ports.

• Cancel all direct and major connecting flights to Lagos and Abuja airports, allowing only local connecting flights. While this is being done, open up Enugu, Owerri, Asaba, Uyo and Port Harcourt to direct international and major connecting flights.

• Ask all international and diplomatic missions to move their embassies and consulates from Lagos, Kano and Abuja to Enugu, Port Harcourt and Calabar.

• All Federal Government agencies in Lagos and Abuja shall be relocated to Enugu, Port Harcourt and Calabar. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), etc., shall and must relocate to Port Harcourt, Calabar and Enugu.
• All multinational companies in Lagos and Abuja, shall and must relocate their offices to Port Harcourt, Calabar and Enugu.
• All oil companies must relocate their head offices to Port Harcourt, as the oil capital of Nigeria.
• Let the northern children gain admission into federal schools with 300 score points while the South-East children should gain admission with only 20 score points.
• Let all federal road projects in the North/South-West be handled by one local company and the one in the South-East/South-South be handled by Julius Berger and foreign construction companies.
If these conditions can be fulfilled and implemented for 50 years, we can try one Nigeria and let’s see if you the North and South-West will like it for a month…

• Also, Yoruba and Hausa needing to get international visas shall travel to Port Harcourt, Calabar or Enugu to do that. Same with flying or connecting flights; with shipping and importing their goods, etc.
Yoruba: You can’t be serious, this is wickedness…
Biafra agitator: Really? Don’t you think the south-eastern part of Nigeria has been suffering and enduring this very same wickedness for over 50 years?
Yoruba (quiet for a few seconds): Wow, you are right but it never occurred to me…

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Politics › Re: World's 50 Greatest Leaders: SEE The Only Nigerian That Made The List by Cooly100: 8:56am On Mar 25, 2017

Eastern women are really blessed like their men folks...Here is another role model.

Enuma Okoro was raised in four countries on three continents. It is no surprise that her work focuses increasingly on issues of culture and identity. She is a Nigerian-American award-winning writer, public speaker and communications consultant. The author and editor of four books, her work has been featured on NPR, in The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The US/UK Guardian, CNN, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post and Quartz Africa. She is also a culture columnist for The Guardian Nigeria. As a prolific speaker Enuma, has given over 55 public lectures and seminars and moderated at universities, organizations, corporate institutions, and conferences across Africa, the United States, Europe, and Australia. She recently had the honour of being the first black woman (and the second black person, the first was Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965) to speak from the 200 year-old pulpit at the historic American Church in Paris, France. Just over two years ago, she returned to Nigeria after a lifetime overseas

Read more https://guardian.ng/guardian-woman/enuma-okoro

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Politics › Re: World's 50 Greatest Leaders: SEE The Only Nigerian That Made The List by Cooly100: 8:36am On Mar 25, 2017

She is a huge role model for people, especially young girls

Literature › Chimamanda’s “americanah” Wins New York Book Contest by Cooly100(op): 8:23pm On Mar 20, 2017

Chimamanda Ngozi-Adichie’s novel “Americanah” has won the “One Book, One New York” campaign by the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and BuzzFeed.

The office said on Monday that New Yorkers cast their ballots for the book throughout February and said they wanted millions of residents to read it simultaneously.

It stated that the voting which took place in February, were both online and at interactive digital kiosks on subway platforms.

The office added that “finally, Americanah was the book most New Yorkers wanted to read, as 50,000 voters who participated in the #OneBookNY campaign voted for it.”

It explained that New Yorkers were encouraged to form their own book clubs and discussions around the book, which detailed the story of a Nigerian couple that left military-ruled Nigeria.

The office said Americanah centred around two young Nigerian lovers who departed for different cities in the Western world and later reunited in a democratic Nigeria.

Ifemelu, the protagonist, headed for America, where her life as an immigrant changed her perspective on race and identity.

Before being reunited in their homeland, the female protagonist, Ifemelu, was forced to confront new issues of race and class in the United States, and her lover, Obinze, blocked from joining her due to post-9/11 travel restrictions, struggled for dignity as an undocumented immigrant in London.

Published in 2013, Ngozi-Adichie’s novel won a National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction and was named one of The New York Times “Ten Best Books of the Year.”

The office said New Yorkers could access the full audio-book version for 90 days through a city partnership with the digital reading subscription company, Scribd.

It noted that they could also borrow one of the thousands of additional copies donated by publishers and other organisations to New York City’s public library systems.

It stated that “in partnership with the digital library and subscription service, Scribd, the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will provide free 90-day access to full ‘Americanah’ audiobook through June.”

It announced that the office would host events like film screenings and panel discussions to drum up excitement about the book and get New Yorkers talking about it in the upcoming months.

Other books voted on included “Between the World and Me” by Ta-Nehisi Coates, “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao” by Junot Diaz, “The Sellout” by Paul Beatty and “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” by Betty Smith. (NAN)

Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:56am On Mar 18, 2017

jollymizzle:
ok, you are telling me if another biafran war breaks out it will be fought in other places except South east? So ipob will attack sokoto, Lagos, born, cross rivers at the same time?I will advise you to ask those around you to vet your posts in the future....for your own good

See fear? When you publicly state that you want Kanu dead for nothing, you should expect a repercussion...For peace to reign at least for now, he should be released along with other political prisoners.

Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:53am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
forget the propaganda of radio biafra,then we can talk..

you can not first call me zoo animal and await me to take you serious....

why they hell do you want a zoo animal to reason with you??

Why is this a propaganda? Were the three men not charged with same offense as Kanu? Why were they released...? Forget about zoo and reason about this, first.

Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:51am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
soft targets my foot...

you declared illegaly a biafra....

we claimed back what rightfully belongs to us...

who welcomed you into the delta..??...who??..

the urhobos,the ijaws,the binis..

who welcomed you...??..

"...declaring ultimatums and attacking soft targets day and night"

You mentioned soft target first, but when it was used for you, it becomes your foot...You come across as uneducated, going by the way you reason...

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Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:46am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
the guy is dead and gone...ojukwu too...bye bye...

now,you are still living...

you want to die too and be forgeting?...

you wan go the path of kanu?..

kanu is finished..he did this to itsef with open eyes...

what about you..??..you want that too??...

When Awo, Obj and Diya did theirs, did they do it with closed eyes? Why are they not finished? OBJ went on to become a president...When will you be able to see things clearly...? You thrive on lies and hypocrisy...

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Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:43am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
are you sure about that..??..

i dont know the numbers but we had the weapons,you didnt...

Yes you had the weapons but went after soft targets like schools, hospitals, churches and markets...When that didn't work, Awo contrived starvation policy...But the brave Biafran soldiers went for hard targets like the military...Check the records...If Biafrans hard a third of the weapons Nigeria soldiers had...Lagos would have fallen since...

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Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:35am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
una are all cowards.....!!!!

Check your records. More Nigerian soldiers died in the war than the Biafran soldiers. FACT! So what are you all about?

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Politics › Re: Biafra: It Will Be A Sorry Day For Nigeria If Anything Happens To Kanu‎ – Col. J by Cooly100: 11:31am On Mar 18, 2017

bantudra:
another militant group..??..

tahh..we nigerians are used to militant groups...
they are part of our lifes in nigeria...

we are even getting bored of them...

declaring ultimatums and attacking soft targets day and night..

they should grow some balls and confront us on the battlefields....

COWARDS...!!!...

Like Awo policy of starvation met the Biafran soldiers on the battle field? Now, who is COWARD here?

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Politics › Re: El-rufai’s Memo Shocks Buhari, APC by Cooly100(op): 11:01am On Mar 18, 2017

The President's Kitchen Cabinet members are as follows:

1. ADC to the president is Lt. Col. Abubakar Lawal from Kano State who is also the husband to the president’s foster daughter.

2. State Chief of Protocol is Lawal Abdullahi Kazaure from Jigawa State,

3. Director General of the Department of State Security is Lawal Daura from Katsina State.

4. National Security Adviser is Babagana Monguno from Borno State.

5. Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari from Borno State.

6. Director General of Budget Office, Aliyu Gusau from Zamfara State.

7. Secretary to the Government of the Federation is Babachir David Lawal from Adamawa State.

8. Garba Shehu from Kano State as the Senior Special Assistant, Media and Publicity from Kano State

9. Femi Adesina from Osun State who is the Special Adviser, Media and Publicity.

Politics › Re: El-rufai’s Memo Shocks Buhari, APC by Cooly100(op): 10:49am On Mar 18, 2017

Would the president listen...? When Aisha Buhari said the same thing, she was moved to the other ROOM tongue

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Politics › El-rufai’s Memo Shocks Buhari, APC by Cooly100(op): 10:43am On Mar 18, 2017

Both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and President Muhammadu Buhari remain in shock and are yet to find the appropriate words to reply Kaduna State governor, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, whose letter criticizing the President and the party for poor handling of issues of governance was leaked to the media on Thursday and has been trending since then.

In the memo, dated September 22, 2016, but which went viral Thursday, el-Rufai, a dye-in-the-wool loyalist of Buhari, noted that his warning became necessary, because his political future was intrinsically tied to that of Buhari, adding that: “poll after poll in Kaduna State, before and after the 2015 elections, clearly shows that my fate, politically and otherwise, is uncannily tied to yours. If you do well, I stand to benefit immensely. If you do not do well sir, whatever I try to do in Kaduna matters little to my present and any future political trajectory.”

“There is a perception that your ministers, some of whom are competent and willing to make real contributions, have no clear mandate, instructions and access to you. Ministers are constitutional creations, Mr. President, and it is an aberration that they are expected to report to the Chief of Staff on policy matters,” el-Rufai noted.

He also echoed the insinuation in some quarters that appointments into Buhari’s government was lopsided, in favour of a particular section of the country, saying: “There is a strong perception that your inner circle or kitchen cabinet is incapable, unproductive and sectional. The quality and the undue concentration of key appointments to the North-East and exclusion of South-East are mentioned as evidence of this.”

Shocked by the turn of events, APC National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, said that the memo from el-Rufai to the President needed to be studied, stressing that the national leadership of the party would study it even though he described it as the governor’s legitimate views.

Chief Odigie-Oyegun and the National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, who reacted to the bomshell, stated that given the number of pages and the issues raised, the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party would need some time to study it.

Assuring that the party would make its comments public after studying the memo, the ruling party also stated that the legitimate views of the governor had turned out to be of concern to Nigerians.

In his words: “We will study it and comment later publicly. We thought it was a private memo to the President, but we will look at it and if we have any suggestions to make, we will make them later. It concerns Nigerians and his legitimate views, which he has expressed. We will see how it concerns us, the party and the nation and if there is need, we will comment on it subsequently.”

Similarly, APC spokesperson, simply quipped: “We are just studying it and we will respond very soon. It is a 30 -page memo, therefore we have to study it conclusively.”

Kaduna based lawyer, Mr. Wahab Page, said the Kaduna State governor, exhibited rare courage in the face of sycophancy by writing the letter to President Buhari over the inability of the ruling party to manage expectation of Nigerians after two years in office.

This was even as the governor’s aides yesterday kept mute over the issue, and completely refused to say a word about the letter. When Saturday Sun contacted el-rufai’s spokesman, Samuel Aruwan, through text message and phone calls, there was pin drop silence. He did not pick his calls or reply the text messages.

Ditto the Special Adviser on political matters and inter-governmental affairs, Honourable Uba Sani.

Attempts to get presidential spokesmen, Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu, to respond to the issues raised in the letter did not yield any response as they refused to speak on the matter. A highly placed official in the presidency, however, said the President was shocked that the content of a supposed private letter to him was leaked to the media.

http://sunnewsonline.com/el-rufais-memo-shocks-buhari-apc/

Politics › Re: Ahmed Abdulrahaman May Replace Magu As EFCC Chairman by Cooly100(op): 8:53pm On Mar 15, 2017

babyfaceafrica:
lolz..oga na connection,even this north you are saying,if you no get leg,you no ho enter power..the problem with the south is we spend a lot of time fighting ourselves while the north increases its hold in power..everything na leg..customs,efcc

..all these people MUST come from the north...even when the president comes from the south?

All of you are just too scared to say the reason...

This is the reason. Nigeria, as it is now, belongs to the north...People are second-class citizens in their own country...This is why there are agitations to split the country...to form a better country where everybody can aspire to any position, without some positions being reserved for people from a section of the country...TRUTH!!!

I am outta of here!!!

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