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chukwudi44:
DO YOU ASSIGN SECURITY DETAILS TO AN ORDINARY CITIZEN? TAMBUWAL IS NO LONGER A MEMBER OF THE HOR NOR SPEAKER AND SO IS NOT ENTITLED TO ANY SECURITY DETAILS

chukwudi44:
The IGP is simply abiding by the dictates of the 1999 constitution.he is enforcing the law he swore to uphold,s it is very much in order

SBJoji:
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/top-stories/38229-

southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution

AllahCock: Shekau. If Buhari can run so can he.

El Rufai. Only after he wins the WBC Heavy Weight belt.

Bola Tinubu. He needs several organ transplants including a new brain afterwards he is good to go.

Saraki. Daddy is long dead and Nigeria is bigger than Kwara!

Pat Utomi. It takes more than a hand gesticulator to be a President. He could not even manage a bank and that is what we expect of him most.

Momodu. Nigga Please!

Kwankwaso. Only if Almajiri Republic is formed.

Fashola. Lame Duck. He can't even nominate a Councillor in his ward for LGA position.

Amaechi. Yaba left is missing an inmate.

maestroferddi: The moral of the lesson is for you to steer clear of politicians and their games next time.

Failure to heed the advice above would leave you caught amidst the crossfire of projectiles/missiles, veritable weapons with which political battles are fought in Nigeria.


Politicians are intrinsically manipulative. They know how to whip up populist sentiments with ostensibly candid statements.

Only people who are discreet enough could read between the lines.


Let us look at the so-called African culture/value of condolence as alluded in the article.

Where I come from, it is a taboo to mourn the living.

The Chibok Girls are presumed alive until proven otherwise so the whole allusion to African culture on condolence is a misguided attempt to score cheap political points.

In Africa, if your child is missing, you don't stay put in your house and await the King to come and console you.

Instead, you go to the King and entreat him to help you find your missing child/ward. The King would then oblige you by mobilising his soldiers and functionaries to help recover your child/ward.

So the conclusion drawn by Mr Fashola in his argument was built, at best, on a faulty/misleading parallelism.

ICHINONYE: [b] Jacob wrestled with one of the angels and the angel told Jacob that from now, you are Israel. So, Israel – the children of Jacob – were subjected to slavery and they prayed to God. God answered their prayer and then, there was an exodus.

They left Egypt and these children of Eri, Gad were part of the exodus. They arrived at a big sea and when Moses struck the water, the sea divided into two and they were able to pass through. Though, there was a calamity as the Pharaoh of Egypt at the time used his chariot to chase them so as to take them back. You know fully well that God did not allow Moses to enter the Promised Land.

When they came to River Jordan, that was where Moses handed the covenant over to Joshua. Now, the responsibility of guiding the Israelites was then on Joshua. That covenant placed in the River Jordan was very significant because God told Joshua to remove 12 stones from that river and those 12 stones represented the 12 tribes of Israel.

Now we are talking about the 12 tribes, we are talking about the tribe of Eri because Gad was the tribe that begat Eri. After suffering, some of them went back to Egypt and they were so tempted by the difficult position those Islamic Jihadists pulled on them.

The children of Eri refused to be converted to Islam and they ran away from Egypt to Nnubia and to other places. Each area they went, these jihadists kept on conquering the places. Nnubia was another parallel empire to Egypt as they had Nnubian Pharaohs and Egyptian Pharaohs that fought several wars. After the wars, Nnubia became extinct and later turned to the present Sudan nation.

That was the area where Eri and his devotees stayed and after the fall of Nnubia, they had to take off again and started moving down south, looking at a place where those jihadists won’t attack them. They became refugees and the children of Eri later arrived at a placed called Jutkom, southern part of Kaduna but presently in Taraba State.

Again, the jihadists visited them and conquered the place and they kept moving towards the Nile basin. They preferred moving on the river basin where they could always get food and water.

I thought as much, Igbos must be from Egypt

They later arrived at the first confluence of River Niger and Benue and wanted to see whether they could live there, but the jihadists came and conquered the place.

In their movement towards the southern side, they arrived at another confluence. This confluence was the tributary of River Niger and Benue known as ‘Ezu na Omambala’. When Eri and his devotees arrived at this place, dressed in Usman Dan fodio kind of regalia and were so tired, they tried to settle there.

Though this area was every small and there were no commercial activities there, they decided to stay there. But they did not settle at the front water because of their previous experiences of attacks. They moved five miles inside the region of the confluence and settled in the interior.

They were only four in number and they cleared a small space and started life there. They named the place Eriaka, meaning the home of Eri. Eri begat children there and assimilated the people living around despite their civilised exposure.

Already, the first question posed to Eri by the people living there was: “Who are you?” Actually, there was difficulty in language but when the question was thrown, Eri answered them, ‘We are Igbos’.

http://www.today.ng/news/ndigbo-originated-from-egypt-jacobs-son-is-the-father-of-nri-monarch/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter [/b] below is the Pic of His Majesty, Eze Obidiegwu Onyesoh, MFR, the traditional ruler of Nri kingdom

Curlieweed: 2019 will be interesting.

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