₦airaland Forum

Chepos1:
Why should PDP complain about everything?

ClearFlair:
These PDP people are unrepentant liars.

29,432,083 votes were cast in the 2015 Presidential election.

23,643,479 voters were accredited with smart card readers. Leaving about 6 million voters unaccredited with smart card readers. Of this 6 million voters unaccredited with smart card readers, close to 5 million came from states the PDP won. States like Rivers, Enugu, Delta and Anambra. So tell me who really benefited from manual votes? Check the INEC Presidential Election Analysis 2015 on their website. Facts there show it was actually PDP that benefited from manual voting.
These PDP people can lie. What has Nigeria done to deserve such an evil party whose main goal is to destroy every good thing Nigeria has going for her. Nawa o.

Metuh:
Lol.... A lot of people who were still in secondary school in Anambra then have testified to it.

FarahAideed:
What is my business with Peter Obi and Osinbanjo ..I am saying I want Buhari out!!!!!! That's all

Metuh:
These are just little

....But he didn’t just wake up to start preaching about getting quality education. He was a governor for eight years and while piloting the affairs of his dear state of Anambra, he didn’t spare resources to enhance the schools, adequately funded and provided conducive environment for quality learning.


His policy in education was so aggressive that those close to him whispered that nothing gave him more sleepless nights than the continuous battle to completely turn around what he met on ground. And what did he meet? A state ranked 26th in performance rating amongst the 36 states of the nation! Obi was not one who could settle for anything short of excellence, much less below average.

[b]So he went to work.


Salaries, gratuities, pensions to teachers were cleared and paid promptly, dilapidated school buildings were renovated and many new blocks built, teachers were getting adequately re-trained and facilities like laboratories effectively equipped. But after two years, the performance rating via external examination results did not improve accordingly. So he took a very unpopular lane – return schools to the original owners – missions. This lane was so lonely that the first time he introduced it at his State Executive Council meeting, nearly 70 per cent of the 30-man committee voted against such move. The state chapter of Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, threatened war against the governor for daring to even dream of such.
But with a very assured foresight, the governor put on his diplomatic cap and started wooing, explaining the advantages of such drastic move to the relevant ears. Eventually, he made the announcement, weathered all negative storms, doled out a massive N6 billion to schools to facilitate adequate funding.[/b]


The highlights of his commitment could be summarised as follows…
Distribution of over 35,000 laptops/desktops to over 450 schools, first time ever in the history of the state; Equipping of over 450 schools with Microsoft Academy, Internet connectivity and power generators; Building, rehabilitation and equipping of over 200 schools with functional science laboratories; Distribution of over 750 brand new buses to schools; Provision of boreholes for over 300 schools; Construction and renovation of over 1,500 classroom blocks with many more under construction; Erection of over 40 new buildings at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Uli and Igbariam Campuses and Nwafor Orizu College of Education; Provision of N5 billion to Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University to improve standards of learning; And many more.


Three years after handing schools over to missions with providing adequate funds to support such firm move, Anambra rose majestically to number one position in performance rating and stayed there until he left office. Three consecutive years!


But perhaps the most striking thing this man many prefer to call Okwute did was how he prepared for continuity of this very laudable landmark before leaving office. Many are now aware that he saved $156 million in three banks before he handed over on March 17, 2014.

Sirjamo:
You cannot have a frog voice and a wide mouth complete with a flat head in one body and not be a super liar

Djicemob:
Lol I noticed how you stylishly and conveniently labeled all OBI's stats as unverified, pending and false and in the same breath was quick to brandish Osibanjo's points as facts.How quick it is for you to quickly "verify" Osibanjo's points and label them as facts but got lazy and just labeled obi points as false and unverified. You didn't even hide the bias.

Where NL dey get these people from?

helinues:
I am wondering how none of the 36 governors couldn't recognised that man is Jubril. Or does it mean our dilector don dey smoke ant poo?

hisexcellency34:
Atiku Is right on this. How can presidency say South East in 2023 and Fashola, Tinubu's boy say it's the turn of the South West? I smell fraud

rexwalters:
Bros e be like say they no get tv for house?The man is on tv every other day be it AIT,Channels TV or our dear NTA largest outreach in Africa.

Even 2 days ago he was on tv with Matthew Kukah of the sokoto catholic diocese and a few others signing the electoral peace accord.

cucumbae:
She too like hotels.

AndLeo:
He did not sign it because Jubril does not know how to sign Buhari signature

cucumbae:
Is rigging of election a good decision?