I knew President Bola Tinubu name will be one of the major causes

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CursedTinubu:
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trash
yarabaz should fight for themselves alone and not trying to play on the intelligence of the rest of the south.

Hahahahaa e don cast

Igbos will wail tire, Yoruba aspirants will never step down for any of Igbo aspirants. If you guys want to die, die. Nothing concern us.

OkoroBufo:

As a the last count, we there are 5 Yoruba Aspirants and 7 ibo Aspirants. I guess the kingdom of biafuro have been buttlicking each other.

-Okoro bufo

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Well, what you wrote is good. But let me tell you, igbos man will not be a president by 2023, go and write it down. And as for the threat, nobody will stop igbos from effected themselves with leprosy, in as much they live in the bush alone.

You kill your people and you are happy like this, it is finish

Karmal is a bastards....

I just pity PDP, the most costly mistakes they ever made is allowing the APC to snatched the power from them. APC will never allow PDP to have access to the power again. In this coming election, APC will win it, not matter the person that win their primary.

Hmmm!

onyegwu:
What stupid bridges were others building . You talk like they should beg you in a collective country you must be sick.

Oga, you must beg o, the same right you have to contested is also the same right I have not to vote for you. You can't force anybody to vote for you, presidential seat is not a chieftaincy title.

Light78:


Better go and hustle and stop jealousy of your Igbo neighbors.

They feel insecure when Igbo men pass them by

God forbid bad things, what is there to jealousy about Igbo, is it their crying of maginization everyday or their 5 dots barren erosion ravaging states in the East or shouting of biafra all over the social media, or crying for the presidential seat like a baby they collected her biscuits, or the way they littered every part of Nigeria like a sheeps without shepherd. What exactly would I jealousy them for?.

Hmmm, may God deliver Yorubas from enemy within.

Asiwaju Bola Tinubu

Good is so good and great.

This people are funny o, Ibadan and ABA kwa? Nah Jericho estate and ABA dey the same level o. Compare Jericho estate and ABA first.

Is only God that know the kind of dream you dreamt about Asiwaju Bola Tinubu last night that make you to rush to nairaland this morning to type this jagons, I just pray you will not have a stroke because of excessive hpb that you might develop due to your hatred for Asiwaju.

logicalman:


Pride goes before falling, respect others for tomorrow you may be down or in disadvantageous position.Wise Yoruba are supporting Igbo presidency.

there is no need to wait for tomorrow before we know what you can do, what you did yesterday is still very fresh in our memory, we see how you were all cursing Yoruba people on this app when their leaders went to complained about Yoruba maginization to Jonathan, you guys can not do worse than that. And if you think any Igbo can win any southwestern states, you are just deceiving yourself.

Asiwaju Jagaban

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the answer

E don tell ibos the truth, ibos need spritual cleaness and Pastor Bakare is ready to help them break the curse on them.

Osokomole, our incoming president.

Ok

GOVERNORS sit atop the 36 states of the federation. They hold the helm in these states and are powerful, strong and reliable to borrow the once-upon-a-time pay off line of that first generation bank. Governors everywhere are strong, but the Nigerian governor is in a class of his own when it comes to showing where power lies. They are quick to tell anyone who cares to listen: ‘don’t you know that I am a governor’ or something to that effect.

They do not only let people know that they are in office, but also that they are in power. Why do they get power sottish? you may want to ask. The answer is simple: the resources at their disposal. They have a lot of resources to dispense favour. This is why many want to be in their good books. You are made if you are in the good book of a governor. You are as good as dead if you are not.

Nobody, I repeat, nobody, is too big for a governor to deal with, if he becomes power drunk. Even those who helped him into office are not spared once bitten by that bug. Can you really blame governors? The story of many of them is not different from that of a man who should lie on a mat but is offered a bed. By the time he starts enjoying the comfort of a bed, he will never remember that there is anything called suffering. Painfully, many of them came from humble background; children of peasants whom fortune and fame smiled on.

In the words of Shakespeare, some were born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust on them. Those on who power was thrust; who were brought from the slimy, seamy side of life to the sunnyside of it often times strut all over the place as lords of the manor. They walk into a place and every person stands up. It takes the grace of God for that not to get into the head of any man. The haughtiness displayed by many governors has nothing to do with the parties they belong to.

Whether All Progressives Congress (APC) or Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) or All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) or Labour Party (LP), it does not matter. All these are labels, which do not define the governors. Rather their excellencies use these labels to shape their destinies. They determine the direction their parties should go. They decide who leads the parties and other members of the executive. Their words are laws. Once, they have spoken, so be it. The nation saw it happen when PDP was in power between 1999 and 2015.

Even as president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo deferred to the party’s governors, who showed their hands in every matter. To them, there is no difference between state and party matters.They must have their say in it. That was until Obasanjo weaned himself of their control after his reelection in 2003. It is however within their parties that governors bring their influence to bear most. It was not like this on the return of democracy in 1999 when no one held political power. Then, the people’s voice mattered. But on the governors’ ascension to power things changed. They had come into money by virtue of their new offices and so they resolved to change things in pursuit of their selfish agenda.

Truly, it is when someone is in a position of power and affluence that you can really say the kind of person he is. So, is it with APC governors. Those who were governors before them on the party’s platform derided their PDP counterparts then for their selfish agenda. The public did not know that it was the kettle calling the pot black. They now know better. APC governors, from what the people have seen of them since the party came into power five years ago are like the PDP governors who held the same position years before them.

In political antics and shenanigans, they are the same. How can the people expect them to be different? They cannot be different when they share the same character traits and are mostly made from the same political cloth. They move from PDP today to APC and from APC to PDP tomorrow. Their political ideology as former APC Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki volunteered when he defected to PDP is “share the money”. Indeed, that is how a few people comprising governors who sit on a huge war chest known as security vote and other political actors have been sharing our commonwealth since 2015.



To ensure that they remain relevant on the political scene, governors always seek the control of their parties and houses of assembly. The APC crisis, which warranted President Muhammadu Buhari’s intervention can be located in this desire to remain if not in office but in power in perpetuity. They want to remain governors long after their constitutionally approved two terms of eight years and also have a puppet as party chairman so that they can be pulling the strings behind the scene. The feud between ousted APC chairman Adams Oshiomhole and Obaseki was a perfect excuse for some APC governors to achieve their well laid plan of getting the comrade removed.

The belief is that these governors have their eyes on 2023. 2023 is all about who succeeeds Buhari who they enlisted to get Oshiomhole out of the way. The governors either want to be president or vice president depending on which region the Presidency is zoned to. Governors Simon Lalong (Plateau), Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi), Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti), Nasir El-Rufai (Kaduna), among others, are working together to forge a common front for the 2023 Presidency. In their camp are some ministers from their respective regions. They find it easy to work together today because they believe that they have a common enemy in a stalwart of the party, who is believed to have interest in the Presidency.

Their time, which should be spent on working for the people of their states, is being consumed by permutations for 2023. For them, governance has taken a back seat. Their preoccupation now is to get their men in place at the party secretariat to manipulate things for them to get the presidential ticket in three years time. They have, with the President’s support, won the first round by pushing Oshiomhole, who is considered to be a cog in their plan, out of the party secretariat. They know that with Oshiomhole in control they cannot have their way in manipulating the process of getting the presidential ticket when the time comes.

Even with Oshiomhole out of the way, will things swing in their favour in 2023?

https://thenationonlineng.net/what-do-these-governors-want/

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a total sum of N20,366,454,990 billion for various projects across the country through four federal ministries.

This was disclosed to State House Correspondents by Ministers in charge of the affected ministries at the end of the FEC, which was presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House in Abuja.

The Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fasola; Minister for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mohammed Bello; Minister for Water Resources, Engr. Suleiman Adamu and the Minister for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, said their various memoranda presented before FEC were approved.


Bello said he presented two memos for road construction; road linking Yaba to Gurdi Road in Abaji area council and the third phase of the construction of roads within the city of Abaji, both of which aggregated to about N6.7 billion.

According to him: “The first is for the award for the construction of the road linking Yaba to Gurdi Road in Abaji area council, at the amount of N4,648,255,381.42, with a completion period of 20 months.

“The second contract is for the third phase of the construction of roads within the city of Abaji, which is in the southern tip of the FCT. This is about 8.4 kilometres and it’s intended to complete and compliment the other roads that were already there and this contract has been approved for the sum of N2,128,176,102.50, with the completion period of six months”

Sirika said the project approved for his ministry was for works on the taxiway at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos, which he said would gulp about N2.3 billion.

The Ministry of Water Resources got a memo for rehabilitation and reconstruction of Lankang Irrigation Project in Plateau State passed for a sum above N634.2 million.



According to Adamu, the ministry was working to increase the nation’s irrigation capacity from 130,000 to 500,000 under a scheme meant to run from 2016 to 2030.

Fasola said his ministry presented two memos costing above N10.6 billion for project cost revision before the FEC, both of which were approved.

“Today what we had were two memoranda for revision of project cost and all of this is in aid of completion of the projects involved. The first project is the Koton-Karfe-Lokoja section of Abuja-Abaji-Lokoja Highway. That cost was revised upwards by N3.076 billion.

“The second second road is the Cham-Numan section of the Gombe-Yola Highway. The revision of the cost is by N7.607 billion. This is to cover the cost of replacing about 11kilometres of what we call black cotton soil,” he said.

https://thenationonlineng.net/fec-approves-n20-366bn-projects/

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has requested the approval of the Senate for the confirmation of 42 ambassadorial nominees.

One of the nominees from the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, was appointed as career ambassador, while the rest are non-career nominees.

Some of the non-career nominees are, former minister, Ademola Seriki (Lagos), Debo Adesina (Oyo), Dare Sunday-Awoniyi (Kogi), among others.

The President in another letter, asked the upper chamber to confirm the appointment of three nominees as commissioners in the Federal Civil Service Commission.

Buhari in yet another letter, sought the approval of the Senate for the appointment of a federal commissioner for the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Commission.

https://punchng.com/breaking-buhari-seeks-fresh-senate-approval-for-42-ambassadorial-nominees/?utm_medium

The states mostly affected by the killings are Borno, Katsina and Zamfara with 152, 80 and 56 deaths respectively.

As insecurity worsens, no less than 395 Nigerians were killed in different attacks across the country in the month of June.


Most of the attacks, which took place in the northern part of the country, were carried out unhindered as security agencies were not available to protect the people from the onslaught.


Victims of bandits attack lined-up to be buried
According to the latest life count by the Civic Media Lab, 48 persons were also kidnapped in the country.

The report also highlighted how bandits and members of the Boko Haram terrorist group carried out their attacks in Borno, Katsina, Niger, Kogi, and Zamfara States.

In a breakdown of the attacks, 167 Nigerians were killed by bandits in June 2020.

Also, 152 persons were killed in coordinated attacks by Boko Haram members, while unknown gunmen and herdsmen were responsible for the death of 18 and 17 people respectively.

In an unending communal feud, 36 lives were claimed in tribal fights in Ebonyi, Adamawa, Jigawa and Benue State.

Ten police officers and 21 soldiers were part of those killed in the country.

The states most affected by the killings include Borno, Katsina and Zamfara with 152, 80 and 56 deaths respectively.

Other killings took place in Niger (5), Kaduna (15), Kogi (11), Taraba (16), Ebonyi (4), Benue (21), Abuja (7), Jigawa (3), Plateau (2), Adamawa (23).

http://saharareporters.com/2020/07/01/395-nigerians-killed-48-injured-39-attacks-june-2020%E2%80%94cml-report