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Chappie:
igbos can do without Nigeria

I dey tell u. we don't need them

Chappie:
igbos can do without Nigeria

I dey tell u. we don't need them

please let's leave their oil for them please. Nigeria can do without oil. Igbos can do without oil

GentleToks:
Rubbish!!!!

If you are not bigot, what makes that gentle and disciplined man a Jihadist? If it was an Igbo man that was a former president like Buhari, his houses in Abuja and Lagos would be over 20 houses. If Buhari is a Jihadist, what then would u called Ojukwu who did his own Jihadism in daylight. Ojukwu as rebel fought for his people presumably while Buhari his fighting for his religion and people. Can you now see that they are both on the same platform but you praised and adored your own and even tried to force him down our throat as saint. You know what, if you point one finger at someone;remember that d remaining four fingers are equally pointing to you.

This is total rubbish how can you compare ojukwu to buhari? ojukqu fought against oppression and killing of his people. why buhari when his people were killing innocent people in the name of sharia he supported them by saying he is commited to the spread of sharia through out the country. a man who refused to calm his supporters while they were killing innocent people when he lost an election. pls don't defend the old jihadist pls

why am I seeing igbos on this thread it is asari that threatened you not an Igbo man please we are not ready for threats our guy no win we don't rest nothing concern us again

but as for the south south I hope they noe know their real friends

Igbo are real and fearless we are lions in the jungle despite all the oppression we still spread ourselves across Nigeria and continue to dominate



Igbo 4 life

the Igbo are not asking for war after all ohaneze has congratulated the blood thirsty general but if you guys are not satisfied with the way Igbo voted you have to live with it. still ivbos will grow stronger we always do we don't need d Hausa or amalas to survive rather you guys need us

GentleToks:
My friend, nobody is asking for war but Igbos is asking for one with their attitude towards others. Why are we shying away from the truth simply cos it's our tribe or friend.

Let's speak against evil either as individual, group of people or nation. It ll save a lot of souls at the end of the day. If someone has spoken against the attitude of Igbos in the North before the pogrom, souls would have been saved. I am only alerting the new generation of Igbos to stop making more enemies than friends.

Let's be practical and sincere here, what is the only thing that is working against Igbo presidential candidature? Enmity of course. Ijaw only became your friend as a result of their agitation for Jonathan presidency continuity which Igbo seized as an opportunity to show their hatred towards their hosts across the country. Guess what my friend, in life, if u have a friend who gossip or do evil thing to people and you choose to keep quiet cos he is your friend, trust me, your day is coming too. Permit me to cite Libya and South Sudan as a case study here, the latter relationship with US was not base on their love for each other but solely against their perceived enemy who was Gaddafi. Pls, can you see what is happening btw the Libyans and US after getting rid of Gaddafi? Enmity I presumed. South Sudan tribes came together too to fight their perceived enemy which was the North but look at them today, they have done more evil to one another than what their former perceived enemy has ever done to them..........


The friendship btw you and Ijaw is temporarily based on what is on ground today not cos they love u as Igbos. If war break out today in Nigeria, there ll be nothing like Niger-deltans my friend cos there are different ethnic group in Niger delta, and Historically they are cousin to South west and have relationship with the North.

Please read Nigeria history not as Igbo man but a foreigner and come back here to tell me how you sincerely feel as unbiased human being.

I don't get u what of the amala people that voted gej what of nasarawa people that voted Gej. what of the north that gave or jihadist general 90percent are they doing it because he is better or because he's their own

guys. make una park well

leke12:
U guys are just guru for business and "anything dat can bring money" but in politics u are below average. Every other zones(NC,NE,NW,SW) in Nigeria played their cards well,both zones produce at least 1 senator and rep in both APC and PDP knowing fully well that anything can happen. Each zones have gud representations except SE and SS, u guys shud not blame anyone for ur woes.

actually south south get APC senatorr from Edo north

the Niger delta militants and book haram may just be too hard for him to handle. I am not so optimistic

Image123:
You people have started again. i watched the interview and i don't recall him saying anything about CRUSHING boko haram in TWO months. Soon now, people will think he said so just like the abacha never stole, sharia, crude price and similar propaganda. Our media is so below average. He did say something about SIX months though but i don't recollect his exact words.

please there is a link even the sharia own there us a link also

RevDesmondJuju:
Dey there.

Days of free oyel money are over.

We will ensure that not a single drop of crude is lifted. We will engage your army and take the fight to you in the Southwest.

Come chop oil money nah.

guys violence is never the answer peace is the way forward. please please can down

there are peaceful ways to make your voices heared

Nuzo1:
I understand your fears, but I can assure you there's no cause for alarm.

If APC eventually wins most NASS seats due to the fact that people voted for party and not individuals, then it shows that nobody is indispensable. And that includes APC when the next election comes. By then (2019), voters would have learnt the hard way to vote for individuals than party.

Again, its a good thing. Our democracy is developing.

I am very sure that APC will never conduct a free and credible election in Nigeria those guys I don't just trust them.

naira land may not be available to complain then

Fourwinds:
are u in edo. how was d election dere

quit OK APC couldn't live their eyes over confidence worry them

whoever wins pls no violence

but I still think buhari will carry the day. that guy get fans


I am seriously praying for jona d bros go son dey sweat now

emiye:
I hope samson Osagie wins ooooo.

Brilliant Man he is

with what happened in my ward yesterday I doubt that

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Seth is crazy

The devil would be surprised at amaechi's Lies

ABUJA – The Supreme Court, yesterday, declined
to sack Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom
State from office.
In a judgment yesterday, a seven-man panel of
Justices of the apex court, dismissed an appeal that
sought to annul the primary election that produced
governor Akpabio in 2011.
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in
the state, Engr Frank Okon, had in his appeal,
alleged that Akpabio emerged through a kangaroo
primary election which he said was not only
fraudulently stage-managed by some officials of the
party, but was done in total disregard to provisions
of the Electoral Act and the 1999 Constitution as
amended.
The
appellant told the court that the said illegal
gubernatorial primary held in Akwa Ibom state on
January 15, 2011.
Okon who also vied for governorship ticket of the
PDP in the state, contended that the Independent
National Electoral Commission, INEC, acted wrongly
when it returned Akpabio as the validly elected
governor, despite the pendency of suits challenging
the validly of his nomination.
However, in the lead judgment on two appeals that
bordered on Akpabio’s election, Justice Bode
Rhodes-Vivour reversed the decision of the Court of
Appeal which had earlier held that Okon had the
locus standi to file the matter.
The panel which was led by Justice John Fabiyi
further noted that the appellant was not
straightforward in his pleadings.
“The court found out that the pleadings of the
appellant in the main appeal where irreconcilable
facts and disjointed. In one breadth, the appellant
said he participated in the governorship primary
election; another breadth, he said he only took part
in the cancelled primary”, the panel added.
Besides, Justice Rhodes-Vivour held that under
section 87(9) of the Electoral Act, the appellant had
lost the right to challenge the election of Akpabio.
“Section 87(9) of the Electoral Act is only applicable
to people who participated in an election. How can
the appellant complain about discrepancies and non
compliance in a governorship re-run primary he did
not take part in”, the court queried.
Consequently, in their unanimous decision, the apex
court Justices held that, “Based on the provision of
Section 87(9), you must have physically
participated in a primary election before you
complain about its outcome. Okon in his affidavit
has said he did not participate and the court so
hold.
“The main appeal filed by the appellant is hereby
dismissed; cross appeal allowed. Decision of the
appellate court is accordingly reversed as the
appellant has no locus standi to file the appeal,
having not participated in the re-run primary
election”.
Whereas it was Okon that lodged the initial appeal,
Akpabio subsequently filed a cross-appeal wherein
he challenged the appellate court decision that
conferred locus on the appellant.
Okon had earlier lost his suit both at the Federal
High Court sitting in Abuja, where he sought for an
order declaring him as the authentic winner of the
Akwa Ibom state PDP Governorship re-run of
January 15, 2011, as well as at the Court of Appeal
in Abuja.
He had equally pleaded the trial court to declare him
as winner of Akwa Ibom gubernatorial election held
on April 26, 2011.
Okon had argued that he was the candidate of the
PDP in the election, having been screened and
cleared to participate in the said election but was
denied the ticket.
In his judgment, the trial judge, Justice Abdulkadir
Abdul-kafarati held that the plaintiff (Okon) had no
locus standi to file the suit, having failed to
participate in the governorship primary elections.
The trial court opined that “mere possession of
PDP’s nomination form, without participating in the
primary election proper to select the party’s
candidate, was not a ground to challenge the
election’s outcome.
Therefore, Justice Abdul-kafarati declined
jurisdiction to determine the suit and dismissed it
forthwith.
Dissatisfied with the trial court’s judgment, Engr
Okon headed to the Court of Appeal which on
November 20, 2013, reversed the judgment of the
trial court, saying that Okon had locus standi to
institute the suit.
The Court of Appeal said the trial court should have
gone ahead to hear the merit of the case rather than
dismissing it for want of jurisdiction.
However, in a bid to unseat Akpabio, the appellant
took the matter before the apex court where he lost
yesterday.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/s-court-declines-to-sack-gov-akpabio-from-office/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

no matter wat your wife should respect your mom.
PS blood is thicker than water you can have another wife but you can only have one mother

think am well bro. goodluck

no more Gej supporters on the internet. they are all out there voting but you guys are claiming points online. when Gej wins now you hear them making useless analysis

so how u go come do d tatoo now? or u go begin find person wet them dey call Mayd to date no?

Omololu007:
what av I been doin about it?

nothing

Omololu007:
I know

so what re u gonna do about it

na Christians wet dey near these mallams I dey sorry for. e go be like film for their eye.

Omololu007:
u r not appointed or elected to speak for any group or pple.

you don't know that

Omololu007:
u don't av d right to speak for anybody,so speak for ursef alone

u don't have d right to tell me to speak for myself alone.

dwilliams:
Where in Benin, because GRA wey bv big man area no de c li8 lyk dat sef

I will stop here just do your research

dwilliams:
story. 4 d Gods where in edo state, I am currently reporting from Ujoelen, in ekpoma here in edo state, I dare u to state d LGA, and community.

OK Benin city