₦airaland Forum

GoTV:
Fayose should remember that what goes around comes around. Karma is already in Ekiti waiting for Saturday's election. Same thing thou did to Fayemi in 2015 elections will be done to thee this time.Forget the online rascals supporting Fayose all because of the memories of operation python dance. They are not wearing the shoes of ekiti workers so they don't know how working a year without salary pinches. Ekiti must be rescued from clownish and irresponsible system of government. The major achievements of Fayose are propaganda, criticisms of Buhari and a needless fraudulent 1km bridge. If Fayose's candidate cannot campaign and convince electorates with reasons why he deserves their vote, how does he intend to govern without fayose's interference? Ekiti state once revered for its academic prowess has been turned to a laughing stock by this fraud called Fayose. He's downfall is imminent and i celebrate in advance with the people of Ekiti for deciding to break free from Fayose's chain of political slavery

GoTV:
The worst president we ever had is Jonathan. The looting under his watch was second to none. God bless Nigeria

seunmsg:
You lack the credibility to endorse a candidate anyway.

ManirBK:
This Fayose is shameless, you owe civil servants salary since November 2017, and you are still presenting candidate for election, his attitude has not shown that he has human conscience at all

Kingsley1000:
and you are an ipob miscreant,what concerns you with ekiti election

seanfer:
It is a fact that anybody can do the calculation.... But it's a pity that most people will come online just to mislead people with wrong information, Just because they want to make some set of people look bad

Kyase:
1- Nigeria Army Said to Massacre Hundreds of Civilians in Benue state, 2001

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2001/10/30/world/nigeria-army-said-to-massacre-hundreds-of-civilians.html

2-Plateau state violence claimed 53,000 lives in 2004

http://www.irinnews.org/news/2004/10/08/plateau-state-violence-claimed-53000-lives-report

3 -2,483 Died in Odi Massacre, 1999

http://allafrica.com/stories/200211210232.html

4- Toll From Religious and Ethnic Violence in Nigeria Rises to 500 in 2010.

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/03/09/world/africa/09nigeria.html

5 -Fulani Reign of Terror: The killing spree continues in 2014

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/fulani-reign-terror-killing-spree-continues/amp/
6 -As Fulani herdsmen fire rages… 200 killed in Kaduna in 2014

I won't waste internet space to list the countless number of killing under Jonathan, We are suffering from the hangover of PDP rulership.
Not justifying what's happening now, but we should know PDP birthed everything that's happening now.

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CilicMarin:
It is Normal in a competitive party like the The biggest party in Africa, which APC has come to represent.

Everybody wants to identify with APC as a winning party.

The Value of APC ticket is like that of British pound ---very precious , while that of PDP is like the Zimbabwean Dollar-very worthless , hence nobody breaks a sweat to have it..

Congratulations to the APC for a very peaceful Convention against all odds.

Sai Buhari till 2023.

APC! progress!!

GMBuhari:
President Buhari originally submitted a budget of 2 billion Naira for Construction of the Terminal Building at Enugu Airport. But the National Assembly cut that budget from 2 billion Naira to 500 million Naira. Needless to say that this cut will slow down the pace of work on that critical infrastructure.

Deputy senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu is from Enugu State, but he was silent and watched as his colleagues cut the budget for that project.

President Buhari submitted a budget of 5 billion Naira being The Take-off Grant for the Maritime University in Delta State. But the National Assembly cut that budget from 5 billion Naira to 3.4 billion Naira.

All the the senators from the South South region, particularly Senator Ben Bruce watched as their colleagues slashed that budget.

Interestingly, the National Assembly left their budget untouched but rather added to it.

Tomorrow, Ndi Igbo will be screaming, “Buhari hates us, he is a wicked man, he doesn’t want to develop infrastructure in Igbo land;” and Senator Ekweremadu will be silent, watching as rancid Igbo people spill all manner of insults on the President. He will not open his mouth and tell ndi Igbo, he and his colleagues are responsible for the slow pace of work at that important airport.

Tomorrow, Niger Delta indigenes will be agitating, asking why that important university hasn’t taken off. And their representatives comfortably sitting in the “hallowed” chambers of the National Assembly will be silent.

Of what use is influence when you can’t use it, especially at critical moments.

Give me a break: ihe na eme anyi si anyi na aka.

Credit: Lemchi Chidi