₦airaland Forum

WailingWailer00:
Yes, the Hausa abokiii is Rochas

WailingWailer00:
Is Buhari bigger than igbo leaders or is this Hausa abokiii just being foolish?

did u read the post at all?

Henry22:
please who has seen that man holding that walking stick, cos he is urgently needed in yobe state.

ahahahahahahahahahh




i laugh fall.....bros if they post you go there, u go go?

boujaye:
okorocha go and sleep, you have nothing to offer

lolz

The governor of Imo State, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has disclosed that his ultimate desire is to unite the governors and leaders of the South East to work with the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government.

Okorocha stated this on Monday while addressing newsmen at the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, SMICA, Owerri, on his arrival from Abuja.

“As the only APC governor in the South East, I cannot do it alone and I cannot also play the attendant politics of establishing a very strong relationship between the South East governors and the APC-led Federal Government alone. Hence, every governor and leader in the South East must be carried along in the whole thing,” Okorocha said.

Okorocha, who disclosed that the South East governors were able to have an audience with President Buhari while in Abuja, said it was more than even reassuring that the South East people would work totally with the present administration at the federal level.

“We, the governors of the South East and indeed, the leaders from the area, are all determined to work with the President and the President himself is also more determined to work with the South East,” Okorocha said.

“We have been assured that the South East would not be left out of the whole political and economic equations of Nigeria,” Okorocha said.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/25/i-want-to-unite-south-east-leaders-with-buhari-okorocha/

PROVACATEUR:
Donsmith, I will take that whistle from you if you can't advise demdem not to use gutter languages here.

my dear, am just enjoying myself here in my office,...at times it pains me to see people fighting themselves over politicians...like i always ask "are politicians worth fighting for"?

i think the answer is NO.

PROVACATEUR:
I'm a spectator here plz, tomakint will duel you or do you want to hit a lady.


Donsmith has just made himself the umpire

like seriously dear.......

Only God will save us in this country

Reports reaching DAILY POST has it that a suicide bomber struck at a busy area in Damaturu, the Yobe State capital this morning.

At least five people were killed from the explosion with more than 20 others injured.

Director of Media and Publicity to Yobe State Governor, Abdullahi Bego, confirmed that the dead have been evacuated to the mortuary while the injured victims are currently being attended to by health and emergency workers.

Security personnel have cordoned the area.

Details later…

http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/25/breaking-five-killed-as-suicide-bomber-hits-damaturu/

Demdem:
Tomafool, this waste of a panels report will be junked.

When will this fight between Wike and Ameachi end? Are they just showing superiority?

Demdem:
The Chair of the panel is a well known wike thug.

WAO! Interesting

Lalasticlala

oluwaSmith1:
yes! he is innocent. Wike is just out to spoil his good name

okay oo

oluwaSmith1:
isokay...The man above me steal my FTC But no problem STC......



Anyway, i hope it will not be like a witch-hunt probe by Wike. Ameachi remains innocent until proven otherwise.

my dear, are you sure Ameachi is innocent?


Well, lets watch and see how the events unfold.

The probe panel set-up to investigate the immediate past administration of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi has said it is not out to witch-hunt anyone.

Chairman of the committee, Justice George Omereji said this during his inaugural address to declare the sitting open.

Justice Omereji said the commission would give room for fair hearing to all parties, adding that all parties had the liberty to contract the services of any legal representative of their choice.

While highlighting the terms of reference of the committee, Justice Omereji said the Judicial Commission of enquiry would among other things, investigate the sale of the valued assets of Rivers State.

He said, “I must state here that the Commission is a fact finding body and not a court of Law. It is not on a witch hunting mission and its activities would be strictly based on the memoranda submitted by the parties.

“The Commission shall uphold the principle of fair hearing, give adequate and equal opportunities to all concerned persons to state their cases and tender relevant documents that shall assist the commission.”

DAILY POST reports that the former Commissioner for Agriculture, Emma Chinda, who was invited to offer explanations on four billion naira agricultural loan failed to honour the invitation.

However, the Permanent Secretary of the Rivers state Ministry of Agriculture, Sotonye Atari-Okoye said the immediate past governor of the state, Rotimi Amaechi approved the sum of three billion naira for the Agricultural credit scheme and not four billion naira as widely speculated.

Atari Okoye made the disclosure during her cross examination by the probe panel.

She said an excess of N2.9 million was disbursed to different co-operative societies as approved by the former commissioner for Agriculture, Emma Chinda.

Also, the Director of Planning, Research and Statistics in the Ministry of Agric, Chijioke Amadi who appeared before the panel said more than two thousand co-operative and agro-allied societies benefitted from the grant.

Amadi who was also the Chairman of the Agric credit committee told the panel that the selection of the beneficiaries were done at the discretion of the then commissioner.

The Permanent Secretary of the state Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Cordelia Morris-Peterside was also cross examined over issues of the registration of the co-operative societies that benefitted from the said N4 billion agricultural grant.

The commission in its memo had discovered that most of the co-operative societies that benefitted from the grant were linked to former Local government Chairmen of the 23 local government areas of the state.

Counsel to the Commission, Zacheus Adangor, asked the panel to give an order to mandate the former Commissioner, Emma Chinda to appear before it.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/25/panel-to-probe-amaechi-begins-sitting-in-port-harcourt/

Aminat508:
like? guess is not what m thinking

lol...what were you thinking?

THEY NEVER SEE MY OWN.....



Them go run mad be that.

boboLIL:
olosho go born troway pikin wey u sabi.....blind animal

una dey fight for nairaland over politicians?







I dey laugh. kikikikikikiki

boboLIL:
Yes....he deserved a second chance buh unfortunately cattle and cows of the north also voted for Buhari to win...

really?

Erstwhile Special Adviser to former President Goodluck Jonathan on Media and Publicity, Mr. Reuben Abati has claimed that the fact that the former President lost the March 28 election with about 2.5 million votes means that a large number of Nigerians actually believed in him and in the ability and capability of his administration to move Nigeria forward.

Abati, who was speaking during a recent interview with Rockcity 101.9 FM, Abeokuta, Ogun State, explained that what happened during the last election was a play out of democracy which allows people the right to make a choice and when that choice is made, it has to be respected.

Describing Jonathan as one very committed person to the Nigerian project, he said:

“If you look at the results of the elections, you’ll see that he lost the elections with about 2.5 million votes or thereabout, which means that a large number of Nigerians still believed in him and also believed in his ability and his capability of his administration to move Nigeria forward. We were dealing with a democracy; the people have a right to make a choice, when the people make a choice, we respect that choice.

“And our commitment as Nigerians, whoever we may be, whatever maybe our situation, is to remain committed to Nigeria, and to support whoever has emerged and to respect the choice and the decision of Nigerians,” he stated.

The former presidential spokesman also tried to debunk the widely held perception that former President, Goodluck Jonathan was usually hooked on alcohol during the twilight of his administration, stressing that Jonathan does not drink as that was merely one of the myths about the immediate past administration.

Noting that Nigerians will always remember the former President as a very humble man, Abati said: “President Jonathan does not drink. You see, that’s one of the myths about that administration and you must understand how this thing is, it’s all about perception, communication, it’s all about what goes out and it’s about stereotyping. People just stereotype people from a particular part of the country as drunkards, and they look for justification for one type of behaviour or the other.

“But I can tell you that in my four years of working for President Jonathan, I never found him in a bibulous situation. If he ever tasted any drink, maybe a glass of wine during special occasions. All those stories about him drinking, about President Jonathan always being berated, about bibulous situations inside the Villa, those things did not exist.

“This is not about witch-hunt, it’s not about criticizing people, the Nigerian people have spoken and we stand by the decision of the Nigerian people. And we all support whoever is there to move Nigeria forward. So this backward looking, can we just look forward? Can we all just work together to move Nigeria forward? For me, that is where the emphasis should be, because we are all Nigerians and at the end of the day the country is more important than all of us,” he stated


http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/24/for-jonathan-to-have-lost-with-2-5m-votes-shows-people-still-believed-in-him-abati/

disumusa:
i will donate cuttlas to divide it.

Have you ever witness war in your life?

Can you withstand it?

bonechamberlain:
well for the first time pdp in Lagos made sense. okogie should be careful he is not just an emeritus archbishop but a cardinal, involving himself with politics or who deceived and did not deceive any politician should not be his concern.

May your tea never lack milk

oluwaSmith1:
Odu'a Republic in your dreams abi?

You better think straight and stop instigating hate. Nigeria can never divide. simple

leave him alone. If any war should break out now, can he withstand it?

yorubatic:
Why don't we want Odu'a republic? Do you like the ibo that much? Dont you know they hate us? Can't we do with them? Are we cowards? Can't we govern ourselves? I want a sophisticated and progressive Odu'a republic

Guy forget Odu'a republic or i dont know how you put it. Unity of Nigeria should always be preached and not hate speech or division.

We need to stop all this agitation, Nigeria can never divide. Simple

YOU NO WELL. So na we go tell you wetin u want?

i just dey pass

oluwaSmith1:
bros forget any Biafra or ibo breakaway....it will never happen

at times, we need to becareful of what we wish for.

yorubatic:
Whatever you people can do to get your biafra. ..I am in support, unlike my coward folks who think they can't do without ibos. My people should start fighting for actualization of odua republic. ..we all have to learn to stand on our own... the Hausa / Fulani has to be on their own too.

I hate nigeria the way it is....we are not thesame people. ..the cowards should learn to be brave like ibos...I admire ibos even though their over chest beating irritates me...

Ibos should learn how to fight media war, not chest beating and making know all your little secret.

guy like seriously, are you agitating that Nigeria should divide?