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PoliticsRe: Route Of The Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 1:26pm On Apr 12, 2016
The rail line traverse the major economic nerve centres/industrial hub of the SE which is Aba and Onitsha, from Onitsha you can easily connect Nnewi.
Owerri is more of a local relaxation spot.
PoliticsRe: Route Of The Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 12:16pm On Apr 12, 2016
americanigga:
I here by call on all Bayelsa state Indigens, residents, Ipobs and Biafran hopeful, both in and ouside the country to openly reject this good will from High chief, (Rit.) Hon Chibuike Rotimi Ameachi to construct a railway line in Otuoke Bayelsa. Because this will be a slap on the face of former president Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan the suposed hero of the Igbo race, who aparently did not do anything in the whole of Bayelsa let alone Otuoke. This looming embarrassment must be averted.

What the hero could not do in six years, the man that has been labeld as a betrayer is about to do it in one year. What will people say?
ok
PoliticsRe: Route Of The Controversial Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 12:12pm On Apr 12, 2016
seunmsg:
The project was concetualised and designed by the GEJ administration. You can even see how they brought Otuoke into the route when the train can easily move from Yenagoa to PH.
you talk, I do......who take the credit?
YARADUA Conceptualised it not even GEJ but who implements it is what we are after.

Yaradua though of it,
GEJ designed it
PMB wants to actualised it
Rotimi Amaechi is the driver...........
PoliticsRe: Route Of The Controversial Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 11:27am On Apr 12, 2016
We are watching
PoliticsRoute Of The Controversial Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 11:26am On Apr 12, 2016
Possible route of the controversial coastal Railway project before the national assembly as proposed by High Chief (Rt.) Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi.

From Calabar-Uyo-Aba-PH-Yenago-Otuoke-Yenagoa-Ughelli-Warri-Sapelle-Benin-Agbor-Asaba-Onitsha-Benin-Ore-Ijebu ode-Sagamu-Lagos

*Yenagoa-Otuoke-Yenagoa.............why do Amaechi like looking for troublehuh

PoliticsRoute Of The Coastal Railway From Calabar To Lagos by emekaxy(op): 11:04am On Apr 12, 2016
Possible route of the controversial coastal Railway project before the national assembly as proposed by High Chief (Rt.) Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi.

From Calabar-Uyo-Aba-PH-Yenago-Otuoke-Yenagoa-Ughelli-Warri-Sapelle-Benin-Agbor-Asaba-Onitsha-Benin-Ore-Ijebu ode-Sagamu-Lagos

*Yenagoa-Otuoke-Yenagoa.............why will Amaechi like looking for troublehuh


Credit: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/senate-gives-buhari-final-warning-over-budget-2016/

Jokes EtcRe: Effect Of Too Much Photoshop by emekaxy(op): 1:08pm On Apr 06, 2016
No nipple as well
Jokes EtcEffect Of Too Much Photoshop by emekaxy(op): 12:55pm On Apr 06, 2016
Beware of fine girls on Instagram. This one photostopped her pics until her Bleep disappeared .
Find the missing body parts.

CelebritiesRe: D Banj And Donjazzy Who Is More Rich And Famous? by emekaxy: 7:29pm On Apr 02, 2016
seankafor:
hi,
am just nervous about this, i and my friend has been arguing about this all day, he is also a nairalander by name dunga. Now w ere arguing about this two artist who is richer anf famous. I told him d banj is richer than donjazzy anyday anytime. I even told him that d banj is the most influential artist in nigeria, that he deals with classes. But he is hell bent that donjazzy is greater than dbanj with the excuse that don jazzy is his boss.
Now nairalanders pls judge us and back it up with facts thanks as u contribute.
Dunga come rep ur donjazzy
mautured comments only
Mr Dbanj and Don Jazzy have u sorted out your Jamb issue?
I think you should take a leave from Nairaland and sort yourself out,

I mean no insult
PoliticsRe: Why I Didn’t Call GEJ After Chibok Girls Were Abducted By Boko Haram —borno Gov. by emekaxy(op): 7:25pm On Apr 02, 2016
He refused to call the commander in chief to inform him, yet he believe he would have had it from other sources which could be rumour and called him.

He shot himself on the foot big time........
PoliticsRe: Why I Didn’t Call GEJ After Chibok Girls Were Abducted By Boko Haram —borno Gov. by emekaxy(op): 7:06pm On Apr 02, 2016
Who do we blame now, one whose house is on fire doesn't chase rat.
PoliticsWhy I Didn’t Call GEJ After Chibok Girls Were Abducted By Boko Haram —borno Gov. by emekaxy(op): 7:05pm On Apr 02, 2016
Why I didn’t call Jonathan after Chibok girls were abducted by Boko Haram — Borno governor, Shettima


Jonathan only called me 19 days after Chibok girls' abduction -- Borno Governor
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Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State has said he did not call former President Goodluck Jonathan to brief him after Boko Haram abducted over 200 school girls from Chibok, because he knew that security agencies must have briefed the president of the development the day it happened.
Mr. Shettima said as president, Mr. Jonathan had wide resources to keep him abreast of serious national security issues on a daily basis.
Mr. Shettima was responding to an inquiry from PREMIUM TIMES which sought to determine why the governor waited for almost three weeks expecting the president to reach out to him over a major incident that happened in his domain.
The governor had said recently that Mr. Jonathan took 19 days to telephone him to ask about the abduction.
He made the remark while receiving former President Olusegun Obasanjo whom he praised as having a better record of contacting governors of crisis- prone states on a daily basis.
“In our own case, Your Excellency, after the Chibok abduction of over 200 schoolgirls in April, 2014, it took 19 days for me to receive a call from the Presidency,” Mr. Shettima said to Mr. Obasanjo.
Analysts have accused the governor of not also taking the security of his state serious enough to have to wait for the president to call, and not contact him immediately.

In his response to PREMIUM TIMES on Saturday, Mr. Shettima, who is currently attending the second term inauguration of President Mahamadou Issoufou in Niger Republic, said he immediately launched efforts to rescue the girls, and became too busy to reach out to the president.
He said he knew the president must have been made aware already since there was a state of emergency already in place in the state long before the kidnap.
Mr. Shettima spoke through his Special Adviser on Communication, Isa Gusau, who assured us his comments were the governor’s position.
Mr. Gusau said he “had it on good authority that President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was well briefed by security agencies soon after the abduction and this is to be expected given the magnitude and for the fact that as at that time, Borno was under a State of Emergency as declared by the president, which made him directly in charge of security issues in Borno and happenings there”.
“So, ‎when the Chibok abduction took place on April 14, 2014, Governor Kashim Shettima who is Chairman of the State Security Councils remained within Borno State as he was expected to do, to build public confidence and presided over series of daily security council meetings held at the Government House in Maiduguri to analyze the situation and developments, to identify strategies and to coordinate deployment of security responses to containing the emergency,” he said.
Mr. Shettima also said that the normal practice over the years in Nigeria was that the president would be the one to call a state governor to find out how he could help if there was an emergency situation.
“The practice in Nigeria is that when emergency security situations happen in any of the 36 States, the president does not rely on governors for security briefings, he relies on daily situation report and also he invites service chiefs and heads of key intelligence establishments like the Department of State Security Services and National Intelligence Agency as well, for information that may include what a governor may not even be in position to know because there are certain classified information that only the president is told even when they affect a particular state whose governor is kept in the dark.
“What happens in our unwritten protocol in Nigeria is that, in event of major security problems, it is the president that summons a governor or calls him on phone or directs the Vice President to call on his behalf for sympathy, seek additional information where necessary and to assure or discuss aspects that require Federal intervention. Governors don’t rush to the Villa during emergencies, they remain in their respective States to provide leadership because their presence means so much in managing situations.”
Mr. Shettima said Mr. Jonathan could not have feigned ignorance of the development because he had made several media interviews and offered a reward of ₦50 million for accurate information about the whereabouts of the girls.
“After a security meeting on April 16, 2014, Governor Kashim Shettima had addressed the Press same day, (April 16, 2014) which was two days after the Chibok incident during which he announced a N50million reward on information that could lead to freeing the schoolgirls and this was widely reported by the media within and outside Nigeria. So, there was general public knowledge about the incident not to talk of the president knowing about it.
“The Governor simply concentrated on working with security agencies, the civilian JTF, hunters and local community leaders in Chibok on finding ways of freeing the schoolgirls. Till date, only Governor Kashim Shettima and his wife visited Chibok after that incident, no body went from the Federal level to meet the parents throughout the Jonathan era.”
On allegations that the he was complicit in the abduction of the girls because he ordered WAEC officials to proceed with the exams in defiance of all security warnings, Mr. Shettima dismissed the allegation as “malicious”.
“The issue of saying there were reports against holding WAEC in the Chibok School was just a propaganda orchestrated by actors under the Jonathan administration in order to shift blame on Borno State Government and if you cast your mind back, you would understand that the whole propaganda only began in May, 2014, when wife of President Barack Obama was shown participating in the ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ global protest which made the Jonathan Presidency to come under criticism from the international community. The FG didn’t show any concern before May, 2014 whereas the abduction took place on April 14, 2014.
“To start with ‎if it was true that the Government Secondary School, Chibok, was considered unsafe to the point that the Borno State Government was warned against holding the exams there, why would parents of the school who live within the same “unsafe” Chibok, allow their children to be in that school at that time? If the Borno Government was reckless enough to care less of the safety of the gilrs what about parents of the girls? They also didn’t care or what?

“Truth is that Chibok was one of the places that had no known security threats as at the time the abduction took place. Chibok had virtually no record of attacks before that incident. No one anticipated that attack just like no Nigerian could have anticipated attacks on the secured Police Headquarters in Abuja by the Boko Haram in 2012. ‎
“Before Belgium was attacked recently, it wasn’t among areas in Europe vulnerable to terrorist attacks. As events have shown, terrorists seem to target areas less expected of them to attack than places considered vulnerable. If GSS Chibok was marked as unsafe, the WAEC wouldn’t have sent their officials there to conduct the exams neither would parents have lived in Chibok. Everyone would have fled. We all know that WAEC had officials conducting exams in Chibok while residents didn’t flee the Communities. We have reasons to believe that the Boko Haram targeted Chibok because it was one of the places they were not expected to attack given records of their presence and attacks across Borno State.”
Mr. Shettima, however, acknowledged that a security alert did go out prior to the incident, but quickly added that it was ambiguous.
“It is however true that there were security concerns raised by the WAEC on the need for security to be provided in all examination centres without any emphasis on GSS, Chibok.
“In a letter addressed to the late Deputy Governor of Borno State, Zannah Umar Mustapha, who was presiding over the matter, with reference number MD/ZO/OA/10/203, dated March 19, 2014, signed by F.M Gaiya, zonal coordinator, the WAEC had raised issues of security which it did by requesting the Borno Government to provide security in all the centres in Maiduguri, Biu, Askira, Lassa and Chibok, which the Borno State Government promptly acted upon by writing a letter to the Borno State Commissioner of Police request adequate security in all examination centres (as the attachment here would show). The WAEC was never specific on Chibok because there was no fears of imminent attack on Chibok and if there was, WAEC wouldn’t have contemplated the exam there at least for safety of its own staff.
“The Borno State Government had in response, written a letter ‎dated March 20, 2014, with reference number SEC/282/GH/T.I/109, signed by the Chief Admin Officer, Special Services (Security) at the Government House in Maiduguri, M.M Gana, addressed to the then Borno State Police Commissioner, Lawal Tanko requesting for security to be provided to all examination centres in Borno State, that include Chibok but also without any specific fears on imminent attack on Chibok.
“A Presidential Fact-finding committee on the Chibok abduction which was set up by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan which had members including friends of President Jonathan and serving security officials had examined all documents and correspondences between the Borno Government and WAEC and I don’t think anyone doubts the sincerity of Governor Kashim Shettima in all that happened.
“It is unfortunate that the abduction took place ‎and so was the politics that was brought into it. Governor Shettima recollected that matter because he was dealing with President Olusegun Obasanjo whose voice has been consistent on the Chibok schoolgirls abduction.”



source:
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/201163-i-not-call-jonathan-chibok-girls-abducted-boko-haram-borno-governor-shettima.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

HealthRe: How Some Private Hospitals Mistreat Patients by emekaxy: 6:09pm On Apr 02, 2016
eyinjuege:
I think the problem a lot of Naija doctors have is poor communication with their patients.
Patients too also need to be informed and learn to actively participate in their treatment.
Egunje abi na wetin be your name, I have one case.

I was called that my brother was sick, I came down and rushed him to the hospital, got to the first hospital the nurses looked at him and said Normal card is 3k but emergency card is 5k.

I asked them, if I pay 5k will I see the doc they said no it will be till the next day because that was around 11pm. I now asked what is the essence of paying 5k instead of 3k and at the end I won't see the doctor and they said is because of emergency....They said that is their hospital policy.

I went to another hospital that night paid 5k and saw a doc.........how will you explain that?
FashionRe: Sexy Or Trashy....spar Nylon Cloth by emekaxy(op): 8:28am On Mar 31, 2016
Lmao @lords chosen mobile bill board.
FashionSexy Or Trashy....spar Nylon Cloth by emekaxy(op): 7:47am On Mar 31, 2016
Sexy or trashy

Science/TechnologyRe: See The Beauty Of Nature. by emekaxy: 3:36pm On Mar 25, 2016
End time sun
PropertiesRe: Checkout This House In Benin With It's Hilarious Gate (photo) by emekaxy: 1:05pm On Mar 25, 2016
This is a Kingdom Hall of Jehova's withness building and not an private residence.
PoliticsRe: Okorocha Has Gotten Approval To Take The Federal Government’s N20 Billion Bond by emekaxy: 7:14am On Mar 25, 2016
STFUand4kMeHARD:
I will wait for Agatu abi na ujoatu to confirm 1st b4 i run my commentary angry
ujoatu is just a pooooo......He can't handle critics. Once you criticise him on Facebook he will just block you.
CareerRe: Photos Of My Office And Why I May Resign To Pursue My Music Career by emekaxy: 4:20pm On Mar 23, 2016
Hustlerlomo:
My guy I no go lie u, U nd Music no relate at all. Just focus on dt job, Remember say u still get Mama.

Abi my people I no talk well?
its obvious you are a security personnel I didn't say you are a may guard oooo.
I know partoranking was once like you. But for now just concentrate on this your work first, two years from now raise this topic again let's see what we will tell you
PoliticsRe: Gov Okorocha Commissions Shoprite In Owerri (pix) by emekaxy: 11:25am On Mar 20, 2016
ujoatu:
I call on all Imo industrialists and business men and women to invest in Imo State. We will encourage them like i have ensured that no administrative bottle neck or obstruction of any kind derailed this project.
I believe in the Imo Project. This is why i cited some of my businesses here even before being Governor. I have encouraged my children and relatives to do the same. This is the only state we can call our own and must do everything to ensure its progress - Gov Rochas Okorocha
this dude go and hide your face.......get a paid job is better than being Owelle E-rat.
I hope you don't infect Nairalanders with Owelle Lassa Fever.
EducationRe: Imo State University Embarks On Strike After Convocation Ceremony by emekaxy: 11:01am On Mar 20, 2016
Ujoatu........Rochas Okorocha spy on Nairaland come and see everyone don happen.

Shame on you, continue going about deceiving the people when you know
Rochas is on a suicide mission rather than a rescue mission.

PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 10:26am On Mar 20, 2016
Mynd44:
The picture of that child is not fron Rivers. That picture is old and has been around for a long while
The pictures pictures were copied from tweeter #riversrerun have removed the pix. So do justice now ooooooooooooooooooooooor
PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 9:23am On Mar 20, 2016
Mynd44
Lalasticlala do you guys needs schnapps, kola or alligator pepper before you know that Nigerians must see this?
PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 6:13am On Mar 20, 2016
PDP agent
Stranded youth corpers

PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 6:12am On Mar 20, 2016
The woman and her son was killed and the husband escaped.
PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 9:14pm On Mar 19, 2016
More pictures

PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 8:29pm On Mar 19, 2016
Moee

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PoliticsRe: RIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op): 8:21pm On Mar 19, 2016
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PoliticsOkorocha Sacks Ssg by emekaxy(op): 6:01pm On Mar 19, 2016
Imo State Governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, has announced the immediate sacking of the Secretary to the Government of Imo State, SGI, Sir Jude Ejiogu. The Governor’s directive, which did not come as a shock to careful political observers in the state, was repeatedly broadcast yesterday, on the radio and television channels of Imo Broadcasting Corporation, IBC. According to the terse radio and television announcements, which was signed by the Principal Secretary to the Governor, Dr. Paschal Obi, the sacking was “with immediate effect”.

Okorocha thanked Sir Ejiogu for his previous services to the state and wished him well in his future endeavours. Meanwhile, mixed reactions have started trailing the sacking of the SGI, even some chieftains of All Progressives Congress, APC, who spoke yesterday, on strict grounds of anonymity, expressed shock at the sacking of Ejiogu. While some people described Ejiogu as “very loyal to a fault”, others were however of the view that “the man should have honourably quit the office when the ovation was highest”. Another APC chieftain reasoned that “since Sir Ejiogu came into the corridors of power on the ticket of the former deputy governor, Sir Jude Agbaso that was similarly sacked by Okorocha in questionable circumstances, he should have known that he was next in line to go”. As at the time of going to press, no government official was prepared to speak on the issue.



Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/
PoliticsRIVERS OF BLOOD (GRAPHIC PICTURES) by emekaxy(op):
See some pictures as sent in by some photo journalist.

PoliticsRe: Rivers Rerun: Court Restrains Military From Deploying Soldiers by emekaxy: 3:20pm On Mar 17, 2016
ionsman:
https://scannewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/PIC.7.-CHIEF-OF-ARMY-STAFF-VISITS-1DIV.-NIGERIAN-ARMY-IN-KADUNA-600x399.jpg



http://thenationonlineng.net/rivers-rerun-court-restrains-military-deploying-soldiers/
rubbish
Just Omeregie that headed the sham commission of enquiry that Wike used to rubbish Amaechi that never saw the light of the day.
Wike is just using this rubbish justice after Amaechi clipped his wings in his 8years tenure.

WIKE WE ARE READY FOR YOU
FIGHT FOR FIGHT
GUN TO GUN
AK47 TO RPG

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