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Why? Without the media, how can we know what’s happening with infrastructures in the state? He needed the media when he was campaigning. Now he thinks the same media is not needed to update citizens. I hope there’s no ojoro intended? Anyway, I think the political challenge Fubara faces will keep him on his feet. They are enough to make him work very hard to develop the state further. Wike set the pace, irrespective of his greed. Fubara must get the confidence and trust of the people through his performance. If he wants to build his structure and win the hearts of the citizens, he must ensure that every part of Rivers state experience his leadership. It must not be by vote buying or bribing in other forms. It must be by pure work and further development of the entire state. In all Fubara must work harder for the development of Rivers state than Wike. |
But Obaseki decamped to PDP from APC. Does he want to say that all his accomplishments during his first tenure as an APC governor, belonged to PDP? |
That’s simply it. That’s the constitution. There’s nothing anyone can do about it. They left the party with pomp and pageantry. They cannot return to PDP secretly while waiting to decamp against just before 2027. PDP has been looking out for ways to pay back Wike in his own coin. Wike too has admitted that he is the mistake maker of the century with all his greedy choices. The lawmakers may return in the future if they are politically useful and truly remorseful, but the party for now, demands its pound of flesh from them. Just as they exercised their rights by defecting from PDP, in return PDP can exercise its right to reject their return. One continues to wonder why lawmakers are the chief lawbreakers. It should be that once any of them defects from party A to party B, he should be made to vacate the house immediately by the speaker or senate President, depending on which body is affected. In ensuring that the laws they make are properly adhered to, they can be said to be contributing to the deepening of our democracy. |
anonimi:See what hunger has caused a young man to become? What a shame. Can I send you some food. I can help sustain you with food until you can find your feet and some common sense. |
His eyes prove that he’s a professional thief! |
Aside from registered companies, can individuals apply for mining licenses? |
Okwyjesus:Haha |
They made the atmosphere toxic. They abused and still keep abusing the man. None of them remembered to make friends with Fubara. They were all in the same camp. While they all reported to Wike, they forgot that Fubara had become the governor and was wielding a lot of power. Now if they talk to him carelessly anymore, they can dearly pay for it. Wike in his tenure chased many of his so called opponents away from Rivers state. |
anonimi:With your absolute lack of common sense, I advise you to get five bottles of BITTER OBI herbal mixture. Take it three times daily for two weeks. It will help you begin to reason properly, have common sense and talk properly. It will also help prevent you from talking about things that you know absolutely nothing about. |
PARADIZEPRIEST:Why pretend when you are part of the hungry people? Anyway you do not need to meet Obi to gr something to eat, that will last you a long time. Obi has a group of people called OBIdients. Speak with any of them and your hunger will disappear. If you also suffer some BATeria, you can ask for some BITTER OBI herbal mixture, to cleanse your body. We can also pray for you get delivered and to live a better life, instead of following those who daily impoverish you, while pretending to help you. |
Not just the boy did he surprise. He surprised the whole of Corona schools. That was a massive and unforgettable deed. A lasting impression in the heart of the boy and other children; an encouragement to the school. That was one dream come through for the child. By the way, Corona since 1955, is one of the oldest private schools in Nigeria. Thank you Mr. Peter Obi. |
How can he end it? Someone who believes that the best way to develop is to tax the poor more, make the rich richer, feed the poor crumbs in the name of palliatives and ask the poor to bear with him. With serious hunger and misery in the land, BAT chose to build a coastal highway, rather than get agriculture and security complete sorted out first. While that pill was forced down the throat of citizens, he decided to use pension funds for infrastructure building. With no control over exchange rates, inflation gets worse everyday, the man does not seem to have a solution. For the first time, Nigerians are truly “under pressure”. |
Not just the boy did he surprise. He surprised the whole of Corona schools. That was a massive and unforgettable deed. A lasting impression in the heart of the boy and other children; an encouragement to the school. That was one dream come through for the child. By the way, Corona since 1955, is one of the oldest private schools in Nigeria. Thank you Mr. Peter Obi. |
That was very horrible. Unfortunately he got caught and started getting his reward already. He can take that face along to prison for now. His legs and body too must be in terrible condition. |
Now Fubara is building his own structure. Gently he’ll put them together in the local governments, state cabinet, SAs, SSAs, state house of assembly, etc. very soon members of the NASS will port to his camp. Wike too will not wait until 2027. Rivers state may experience very bloody elections in 2027, as Wike will move mountains to prove himself. |
Whose fault is it please? Why did they indicate interest in the job? All they can do is to drop it and let serious investors get into the business. We have had enough of the hard life from the DISCOs. |
Fantastic. Those are very popular on the roads. Now they can transport iron rods, cement, agricultural products and make plenty money daily. Many families through this have been lifted out of poverty. Hopefully the recipients can reciprocate the gesture to others in need. I see happiness all over Oduburu. Thank you to Chief Ifekudu. |
Thomthom:No wahala. |
brain54:It was never possible to travel from Lagos to Benin in two hours with such regular cars on the bad roads. Even with lesser “highway patrol” officers, no one could drive that super fast. You’d first get to Shagamu which too twenty minutes on the two lane road. Next to Ijebu ode in 30 minutes. Next to Ore in one hour. Next to Okada in 30 minutes and the last leg into Benin city in 20 minutes. With fast cars and speed living drivers, it was a minimum of 3 hours and half. Do not forget that bad roads, especially at Ogun state end, have been there for over forty years. It was much more pleasurable travelling on that road, when there were no herdsmen. You could drive happily at night, except for armed robbers too. Those were the military days and early days of the OBJ government. The rest is history, as politicians used that road to amass wealth with endless contracts. |
Mynd44:If she cannot produce a receipt; if she cannot show then the shop where she purchased the phone, she’ll end up with the accusation of being the thief. She’ll face jail time. The tracker helped our police do their job. It is unfair that you cannot find tracking equipments with the police. Basic needs are missing in this age of technology, making policing very difficult. |
helinues:Did you stay within the topic with your reckless comment? Or do you think that the direction of your comment was not clear? |
Thomthom:Stop disgracing yourself with your blind argument bros. If you read my comment very well, you would have seen the word “some”. How has the word “some” translated to “generalize”? Again, did you not read the word “peculiar” in my comment? If the state did not do the needful, how did it find out and weed out the ghost workers? Even the FG and all MDAs confront the same challenge. Single out corrupt civil servants who make life hard for the populace and confront them with the truth! |
KingExalted:“ Six directors and 222 other staff members of the Anambra State Local Government Service Commission…” Oga a little reading would have cleared it for you. It said ANAMBRA STATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE and not “the whole Anambra state”. |
helinues:So you did not read the part where it mentioned 4,300 workforce? And you do not read where it said “ghost workers”. And you do not know that your state has uncountable “miracle centers”. Maybe shame would not permit you to mention the name of your state. |
Holding two civil service jobs and collecting salaries is such a shame. Some hold three jobs. Some hold two or more jobs in two different states, while getting their colleagues and friends to sign for them. The most corrupt people in the country are the civil servants. While they cry to the high heavens for increase in salaries, a good percentage of them take advantage of their positions to amass stupendous wealth. They show the politicians all the loopholes to use in stealing public wealth. This is not peculiar to one state. The bigger the state and its workforce, the bigger the wickedness of these civil servants. |
Abe hopes to use the platform of APC to achieve his dream of becoming the governor in 2027. While he aligns with Wike and Tony Okocha, Fubara will align with the others and use the same Wike’s system to secure victory in 2027. |
In Nigeria? That snake? Are you sure it was not somewhere in South America? |
Thundafireseun:If he’s not a governor, what do you want to call him. Those who insult him are politicians. Now they have lost their positions and have to stay hungry until 2027. That’s one way to prove that presently, he has the power. |
Judolisco:Unfortunately not now anymore. Wike has to wait until 2027. Wike’s group in the house shot themselves in the feet, with their resignations. Fubara will not be sleeping, knowing that he has to return in 2027. |
CorrectionFLuid:My comment should not be viewed myopically as tribalistic. I am sorry if my comment was misunderstood. I know that Rivers state is multi ethnic. I am not an Ijaw person either. But I just looked at it from the position of population strength. I know that other tribes have their grouse against him and would do everything to stop Wike. In all it surely must be a win win for the citizens of the state. We must hold our leaders accountable. Their fights, if it will not move the state forward, must not be the fight of the citizens. When we stand behind them, we must be sure that the expected victory must lead to the greater good of the entire state. |
The battle is getting hotter. Those who resigned, will Wike get them all federal government jobs? Are the positions reserved only for Wike and his people? Clearly Wike pocketed the entire state. All the positions in the state belonged to him. How he managed to achieve that is shocking. That’s what he called his structure. When he employed 200,000 SAs before the election, this is exactly what he was driving at. Fubara, being part and the arrow head of the structure, has moved to completely dismantle him. With Fubara as an Ijaw man and with a population advantage, Wike may not recover from the loss. |
OP are you sure that you are not deceiving yourself? |
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