₦airaland Forum

Demdem:
As i am writing this, wike and his cohorts are yet to report to the police Authority the alleged looting they claimed Amaechi perpetrated in Govt house. The commisioner came on air and told the whole world that No report yet from the govt. Does it then mean that the Kitchen utensils Wike claimed Amaechi stole didnt really happened?
Wike and his thugs are just wasting their time. Their primary aim is for Buhari not to elevate Amaechi with a federal position because they know that will be the beginning of the end of the killer party in Rivers. They have failed. Already, Amaechis men are have started taking over NDDC. APC is gradually getting even stronger in Rivers than before. The evidence wike is yet to see against Amaechi has governor, is it Buhari that will see it from Abuja?
Only fools will fall for their claims. Let them submit their claims to the authorities and they will take it up from there.

A high ranking PDP senator already said at the inception of this administration that they would use propaganda as the basic tool to fight APC and that is what is playing out now. propaganda everywhere. heard that they've spent over N5b on propaganda already

CharlesPhc:
You even quoted 'Vanguard' on your caption...!!!

Either you quoted an article from vanguard, you are representing vanguard, you are an imposter hiding behind the name of vanguard or simply an APC propagandist

are you really oK

cidieschat:
The governorship candidate of the
Labour Party (LP) in the just concluded
general elections in Rivers State, Prince
Tonye Princewill, has said he would not
be surprised if the courts annulled the
2015 governorship election in the state.
The LP governorship candidate described
the April 11, 2015 governorshipl election,
which saw the emergence of Governor
Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike as the worst in
the history of the state.
This is as Anglican Bishop of Evo
Diocese; Rt. Rev. Innocent Ordu, has
called on politicians in Rivers State to
emulate the political lifestyle of LP
governorship candidate, following his
peaceful, non-violent disposition during
and after the general elections in the
state.
Princewill, in a statement issued in Port
Harcourt yesterday, wondered what the
outcome of a re-run election in the state
would be, if the courts eventually
nullified the April polls, saying he would
continue to be on the side of the people
of the state.
He said, “Truth be told, the annulment of
the elections in Rivers State, will not
surprise me; but what will be the
outcome of a re-election? My stand is
with the people of Rivers State. I have a
feeling I know what they want. We’ll see!
“I stand boldly to say that the April
elections were the worst in our history;
but by our constitution, Governor Nyesom
Wike was sworn in, thanks to INEC. He
is, therefore, the governor and has a
constitutional duty to govern the state,
till further notice.”
Princewill, who denied rumours that his
petition was recently struck out by the
state governorship elections petition
tribunal, called for prayers for Wike,
whom he said , remained the governor of
the state, having been declared so by
INEC.
The former governorship hopeful said,
“So even if rumours cooked up by
mischief-makers, state that my case was
recently struck out, the majority that
follow and understand my activities know
that I have no business with the Rivers
State Election Petitions Tribunal. It was
not my case.
“He (Wike) needs the support and
prayers of all to achieve that. I refused
to approach the tribunal for many
reasons, some which I made public, but
one major reason was the fact that men
of God I respect, told me not to. And
when I prayed about it, my mind was at
peace. It still is.”
Ordu, who spoke in Port Harcourt, at the
end of the 3rd session of the 2nd Synod
of the Anglican Diocese of Evo,
commended Princewill for his peaceful
disposition and called on those who lost
elections in the state to prayerfully
accept the outcome and stop upsetting
the peace of the state for the sake of
the common good of the people.
He said, “We think strongly that
politicians of other political parties in
Rivers State have a lot of moral lessons
to learn from one of their own, Tonye
Princewill, the flag-bearer of the Labour
Party at the last gubernatorial election in
the state. His peaceful, non-violent
disposition before, during and after the
elections deserve our commendation and
those of other well-meaning Rivers
people.
“We encourage all who lost the elections
in the state to prayerfully accept the
outcome and stop upsetting the peace of
the state for the sake of our common
good. Power comes from God and He
chooses the one to give it to at any
time.”

leadership.ng/news/451465/election-tribunal-may-annul-rivers-guber-poll-princewill

ahaz:
yes ameachis good name, Rochas good name, oshomole good name, tinubu good names, fashole good name. APC you guys really have a strange way of defining good names. Hypocrites!

saintgp:
ur inability to comprehend people's post/opinion has pummelled towards drawing a wrong conclusion...well whatever it is u think am suffering from is ur own probs,nah it doesn't concern me for i ve never bother myself abt wat people think abt me,oops ur nt an exception.....work on ur ability to read btw d lines ok.

donholy28:
Who no know say amaechi na thief?

saintgp:
Am nt surprise to hear dat,afterall d incumbent governor of bauchi state(an apc state)last wk Sunday stated categorically dat ameachi brought 80% of d money dat was spent on pmb presidential election....i mean where would he had gotten all d money if nt by stealing?

Clerverly:
After a review of his emergence as the Governor of Rivers State, Chief Nyesom Wike has described himself as “a local champion.”
The reason, Wike said is because he has spent all his life in Port Harcourt where he attended his primary, secondary schools and university in the state.
The only time he said he spent outside Port Harcourt was “when I went to Lagos for my Law School, that is a professional one.”
Wike who spoke Saturday in Port Harcourt during an interactive forum with reporters also described himself as the engine room of former Governor Chibuike Amaechi’s election into office.
The governor explained that he was teaching those in Amaechi’s camp the way to play the game of politics, because “there is no polling booth in the state that I do not know or do not know anybody.”
For those who have been criticizing his emergence as governor, he said, “the fact is that I was prepared for that election.
“I was a Council Chairman. There is nowhere in this state that I do not know. There is no ward I do not know one person.
“As I sit down here, I can mention one, one person from each ward . I know the politicians in this state. I know who has strength and who does not have strength.”
The governor also said that during the course of the campaigns, “I never emaciated one day, the truth of the matter is that if you do the election 100 times in this state, I will win.”
On the sacked lecturers of Rivers State Polytechnic, Bori, Wike said that they were people who have not started work with the school at all.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/i-m-a-local-champion-says-wike/

Riodiao:
MUMU, NEW SCHOOLS IN RIVERS STATE WHERE FUNDED BY THE FEDERAL GOVT THROUGH UBE EVEN GOV AMAECHI KNOWS THAT THATS WHY HE NEVER BOASTS ABOUT IT IN PUBLIC. JUST DELETE THIS PROPANGANDA THREAD SHARPLY

Oluku . why did fg not fund Bayalsa schools as well as other schools in other state

adioolayi:
Op...you wicked ooo