₦airaland Forum

francisgodstime:
But d requirements am seeing online say u must be a River State indigene

TheWizPhoenix:
God bless your kind heart
What and what is required?

Seankhalifa:
for d people sending CV.. it should not be more Dan 2 pages.. some of d state don't collect CV.. I will be d one to fill in ur details in dia register while some collect... thankz

uBuNiT:
100k ? You never ready.

uBuNiT:
100k ? You never ready.

Juliusmomoh:
If i give u. How the money go take reach me?

SoftP:
A clear case of
‘opportunity can build u and can aswell break you’

As an apolitical being, i must base my judgement on the generality of all open perception’

Oshiomole though was autocratic , but an achiever.
Bad as it May seems, he led the party that crowned the present seating President,
Though his excesses in Edo was becoming unbearable, but he actually set the pace for the present Governor; else, Obaseki wouldn’t have had a chance for re-election.
I believe there is none without personal interest, but he allowed his personal interest overcloud his sense of reasoning.

Moral lesson- Learn to be a leader & not a ruler.

With this few point of mine, i hope I’ve been able to convince you that Oshiomole was a better achiever than Secondus

Ehinmen3:
BY, Pa. Ehinmen

I woke up this morning wondering if the PDP is a political party with ideology or a mere gathering of thieves and power grabbers who are only after the money bag, and power? I asked this questions because since the inception of the PDP as a political party in 1999, the party has earned its name among Nigerians as a corrupt organization.

Not surprising why after ruling Nigeria for 16 years, the PDP was unanimously voted out by all Nigerians irrespective of region and ethnicity in 2015.

Since then, the PDP has been trying hard to rebuild their image in other to convince Nigerians that they can live above corruption and deliver good governance once again.

However, the recent political permutations in the PDP has not really shown that they are a party that is ready to change. This is because, since 2015, the PDP has been a dumping ground or better put 'a trash can' for politicians that are either expelled by another party or politicians that could not get the running tickets of another party. Indeed this is a shame.

Recent examples of this fact is the last minutes decamping to the PDP by the likes of Dino Milaye, bukola saraki, Gov. Samuel ortom and a host of others just because they found no favour anymore with the APC. These politicians were allowed to cross to the PDP without any screening or investigation into why they left the APC. They were rather accepted because they were politicians with big names and fat pockets!
Sadly, the recent open arms shown to the embattled governor of Edo state, Gov. Godwin Obaseki by the PDP goes further to proof that the PDP will never change its color.

Given the obvious reasons why Gov. Obaseki was disqualified by the APC, the PDP should not even be thinking of accepting him into their fold so as to avoid future court cases, however, that is not the case. The shameless party is even mauling to make him their flag bearer overnight!

One will therefore wonder, Does the PDP even have dignity? Do they have ideology or even plans for Nigerians? Does the PDP have a manifesto at all?

I specifically asked if the PDP has a manifesto of their own because we all know that governors in Nigeria hardly perform in their second term like they did in their first term. Infact they see their second term as a time to relax and 'reap the fruit of their so called labour'. Then why is the PDP in Edo state accepting a second term governor?
How can a party who want to truly redeem its image after they lost Edo more than 12 years ago settle for a second term governor? This is beyond reasoning and goes to show that the PDP does not care about good governance and does not also respect its members!

I therefore advise the PDP to retrace its step in Edo and face modern political realities that is obtainable in developed climes of the world. The PDP should as a matter of fact start to copy the progressive behavior of the APC if they ever want to redeem their image.

The recent disqualification of Gov. Obaseki by the APC national screening committee is a proof that the APC is a progressive party that is ready to learn from past mistakes in line with the laws of the federal republic of Nigeria.

The PDP in Edo should hurriedly lock the door against Gov. obaseki as a proof that they are ready to be a progressive party rather than a money and power conscious party. If this is not done, then they are driving the last nail into their coffin and Nigerians will continue to reject them at the polls.



Pa. Ehinmen is a writer, nairalander, and member of pastor Osagie ize-Iyamu youth movement from Edo state

wealth25:
I was born in Port Harcourt and I also grew up I'm port harcourt....and I have never in my life come across a place like this in ph...please stop trending lies...must u post??