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Politics › Re: Obama Considers Visiting Nigeria by enyojo(f): 3:17pm On May 01, 2011

Sun of god:
Let that Son of a ~~B.itch~~ White Woman not come to Nigeria.

He's not welcome in any part of the country.

Take am easy na!

All d same, happy new month son of God

Politics › Re: Obama Considers Visiting Nigeria by enyojo(f): 2:32pm On May 01, 2011

WHAT THE HECK WILL HIS VISIT AVAIL US?

A MAN STRUGGLING TO PASS AN ORDINARY BILL THROUGH WHOSE RE-ELECTION NEXT YEAR IS ON THE LINE.
THIS OBAMA CHOSE EGYPT OVER NIGERIA LAST TIME IN HIS VISITING SPREE. HIS REFUSAL TO COME DOWN HERE WAS SIMPLY 'ELECTORAL FRAUD' YET HE VISITED EQYPT WHERE THERE WAS NO DEMOCRACY WHERE A SINGLE MUBARAK STAYED FOR THIRTY YEARS! HIS VISIT DIDNT BRING THEM MUCH GOOD AS IT TOOK THE CITIZENS TO RISK THEIR LIVES TO OUSTER MUBARAK A FRIEND TO BARACK.

FOR THOSE HUNGRY PEOPLE WHO EXPECT AN OBAMA OR ANY FOREIGN AID TO CHANGE OUR LOT, THEY WILL BE MET WITH VEHEMENT DISAPPOINTMENT.
REMEMBER HOW PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON VISITED US AND OBASANJO TEMPORARILY DROVE ALL UGLY CARS FROM ABUJA STREETS AND PAINTED ALL THE TREES AND GRASSES GREEN AND WHITE. BILL PROMISED US HEAVEN AND EARTH, HE CAME WITH HUNDREDS OF SELFISH AND UNSERIOUS INVESTORS. WE THOUGHT HE WAS OUR SAVIOUR.
LITTLE DID WE KNOW THAT WEEKS LATER, THIS MAN WOULD HAVE TO STRUGGLE FOR HIS LIFE IN THE HANDS OF ONE TINY OFFICE GIRL CALLED MONICA LEWINSKY

SHINE YOUR EYES, NA WE GO BETTER OUR OWN COUNTRY

Politics › Ohakim's Unholy Visit To Araraume And The 6th May Election by enyojo(op): 1:54pm On May 01, 2011

[b]Ahead of Friday’s supplementary election in some disputed local government areas in Imo State, the governor, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, has paid a visit to the governorship candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria, Senator Ifeanyi Araraume, for reconciliation.
It was gathered that with the visit, Ohakim had allegedly gone to solicit Araraume’s support in the rerun on the affected areas as some of the affected councils are ACN’s strongholds.

The governor was also said to have whipped some sentiment during their discussion that they should not allow an Orlu man to take power from Okigwe, the zone where Ohakim and Araraume hail from.
He also told him that the Imo State Charter of Equity favoured Okigwe to produce the governor till 2015 before the next zone would take its turn.
Orlu is the dominant zone in Imo State, boasting 11 local governments of the state. There is also Owerri zone.

Our correspondent learnt that Araraume, who initially did not want to see the governor, but later did based on appeal from his close friends, told Ohakim that his overtures came too late.

It is believed in some quarters that the governor’s desperation to reconcile with his kinsman, whom he had allegedly dragged his name to mire, was due to the impressive performance of the All Progressives Grand Alliance candidate, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, and that if Araraume and the ACN should throw their weight behind him, it would break the ranks of Okorocha and the election would tilt to the governor’s side.
Reacting to Ohakim’s visit, the Action Congress of Nigeria, Imo State, said that Araraume had the right to receive any visitor in his residence.[/b]

Politics › Re: Gej New Cabinet: Select Your Team. by enyojo(f): 12:55pm On May 01, 2011

sley4life:
Jim Ovia Mr Finance
[size=18pt]Seun- Min of ~~Science &Technology~~ online duties[/size]
John Odey - ~~environment~~ ( WE ARE TIRED OF HIS INACTIVITY)
Aliyu Idi Hong - minister of state foreign affairs
[size=18pt]Beaf- Special adviser on ~~Politics~~ PROPAGANDA[/size]
Sley- Special Adviser, Cultural Affairs&Traditional Matter
Amaka- Special adviser on women affairs
GenBuhari - Minister for Waste products
Dimeji Bankole- ambassador to ~~South Africa~~ KIRIKIRI

FIRST AMMEDMENT

Politics › Re: Attn. Jarus, Where Is Aisha2? by enyojo(f): 8:46pm On Apr 30, 2011

father ab:
Enyojo, I just saw your picture. You look great and full of life.
Why do you like Nigeria like this?

Na so my brother.
I am full of life and an incurable optimist. However my pastime is to speak truth to powers that be.
As a Nigerian that believes in Nigeria, I naturally love my country. That is why I like those who love Nigeria like Aisha2, Jarus, Kobojunkie, Fashola, Gbawe, opalu, and a host of others including u

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 8:13pm On Apr 30, 2011

enyojo:
[size=21pt]MAY WE NOT CRY BLOOD UNDER ~~JONATHAN~~ THE UMBULERRA[/size]

Politics › Re: Attn. Jarus, Where Is Aisha2? by enyojo(f): 8:07pm On Apr 30, 2011

[size=40pt]AISHA2 PLEASE I BEG YOU IN THE NAME OF GOD, COME BACK!!
I AM MISSING YOUR WELL-CRAFTED WELL ARTICULATED POSTS!![/size]

_{U WARNED ME NOT TO USE BIG FONTS LIKE DIS, BUT PARDON ME FOR ONCE}

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 12:22pm On Apr 30, 2011

proudly9ja:
Is there any proof that the underaged voters ALL voted Buhari? Didn't Jonathan get about 11 million votes from the north?
In fact, did someone on Nairaland post pictures of underaged voting in the same polling booth where a PDP governor voted? If they were all voting Buhari, wouldn't the governor have raised alarm?

[size=24pt]
GBAM!![/size]

Politics › Re: Jonathan Helping Ohakim To Cling On Desperately In Imo ! by enyojo(f): 10:35am On Apr 30, 2011

From Beaf

Those who live by the jaundiced word of Sahara Reporters and who pretend that FG and state level politics are the same wouldn't have my time of course.
I'll repeat that its only cabal lackeys that think there is currency in foolishly making up stories to bash GEJ. The vast majority Nigerians have been liberated, they feel reinvigorated and look forward to a great tomorrow; the country is also moving forward at a rate of knots. . . But we expect the usual lackeys to pick up their stones and spew gutter crap and rumour, cos they do not see that their Northern cabal masters, Ciroma etc, have been deservedly clobbered, diced and traunced.

Shame on you for your belief in Sahara Reporters

What other option do you have to Saharareporters? Thisday and Compass ofcourse or better still PM News grin

Not holding brief for SR or any other anti-Buhari Media firm, I strongly believe that a Media outfit that takes the word straight from the mouth of INEC to serve it red hot, and apologizes anytime it errs is worthy of our collective trust.
To me, as far as online media is concerned, after Reuters, it is saharareporters, (ofcourse Empowered Newswire is in coma)

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 9:20am On Apr 30, 2011

Dav.e:
Just imagine someone like you waiting on the same queue in the sun with a lot of those under-age voters.
I would have just considered it a Joke and left the voting center. Na crase??

EXCEPT YOU HAVE A NEW EQUIPMENT THAT CAN DETECT REAL AGE, TILL THEN KEEP UR LIPS SEALED ON THIS ISSUE.
AFTERALL THE 'BOY' IN THE PIX ABOVE LOOKS 18 IN MY VIEW SHA

Politics › Re: Where Are The Supporters Of Buhari? by enyojo(f): 9:16am On Apr 30, 2011

[size=40pt]WE DEY KAMPE[/size]

Politics › Re: How Patrick Yakowa Won Kaduna With 755 Votes Difference! by enyojo(op): 11:41pm On Apr 29, 2011

gokuu:
@poster: election result is PDP:1,334,319. CPC:1,133,564. So the difference is 200,755, so pls correct urself and stop your cynicism with that 'vulgar' 'nadanbata'.

SOURCE PLS?

MY SOURCE:http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5695794-146/story.csp

IF MY SOURCE IS WRONG, THEN BLAME THE NEXT NEWSPAPER AND GO TO BED. SIMPLE

Politics › Re: Civilized Amajiris Strike Lagos Over Elections by enyojo(f): 11:36pm On Apr 29, 2011

[size=13pt]MAY WE NOT CRY BLOOD UNDER THIS GOVERNMENT THAT SEEMS SO CLUELESS REGARDING NATIONAL SECURITY.
EVERYONE BLAMES 'ALMAJIRIS'. NO ONE BLAME THE 'ALMAJIRI PRESIDENT' WHO CLAIM HE DIDNT WEAR PANTS TO SCHOOL IN A COUNTRY THAT BOASTS OF MILLIONS OF [i]SCHOOL[/i]LESS YOUTHS IN THE NORTH, WEST, SOUTH AND EAST![/size]

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 11:25pm On Apr 29, 2011

[size=21pt]MAY WE NOT CRY BLOOD UNDER ~~JONATHAN~~ THE UMBULERRA[/size]

Politics › Re: How Patrick Yakowa Won Kaduna With 755 Votes Difference! by enyojo(op): 11:18pm On Apr 29, 2011

Nadanbata:
LMFAO.

I suspect rigging for sure what with the PDP Police out in force. Them two days where enough to organise it.

Release the numbers ward by ward INEC.

HEAVY SECURITY + HEAVY RIGGING = PDP MAGIC

Politics › Re: How Patrick Yakowa Won Kaduna With 755 Votes Difference! by enyojo(op): 10:58pm On Apr 29, 2011

History time:
Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa was appointed Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, Nigeria in July 2005, and returned as Deputy Governor in the April 2007 elections. He was sworn in as Governor on 20 May 2010, replacing former governor Namadi Sambo who had been sworn in as Vice President the day before.

1 Background
2 Civil Service career
3 Political career
4 References

BackgroundYakowa was born on 1 December 1948 in Fadan Kagoma, Jema'a Local Government, Kaduna State. He attended St. Mary’s Secondary School, Fadan Kaje and St. John College, Kaduna, and then was admitted to Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He graduated with a B. Sc (Social Sciences) in June 1972.

Civil Service careerYakowa joined the Civil Service of North Central State, serving as Division Officer, Secretary in the Military Governor’s Office, and Local Government Sole Administrator. He rose to Permanent Secretary in the Kaduna State civil service, heading the Ministries of Health, Works and Transport. In 1990, Yakowa transferred to the Federal Civil Service until the administration of General Sani Abacha appointed him Commissioner in Kaduna State from 1994 to 1997. Returning to the Federal Civil Service after this posting, he was Director Joint Services at the Ministry of Defense from February 1997 to August 1998, and then a Director at the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development until 14 June 1999, when he was appointed Permanent Secretary and retired.

Political career :Yakowa worked for the Ahmed Makarfi campaign organization in 2003, helping Governor Makarfi get reelected. He was also chairman of the Rivers State Screening Committee for the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in 2003. Yakowa was appointed Secretary to the Government of Kaduna State in September 2003. He was appointed Deputy Governor of Kaduna State in July 2005, replacing Stephen Shekari, who had died on July 10. In December 2006 he was a contender to be PDP candidate for governor of Kaduna State, but lost out to Namadi Sambo. Yakowa ran for deputy governor with Sambo running for governor.

In December 2009 Yakowa denied claims that state administration was marginalizing Southern Kaduna. He said statements to that effect were "bizarre and mischievous" and said the government was making special efforts to provide social amenities in the area. A southerner himself, he called on the people of the region to stop agitating for a southern governor candidate in the 2011 elections, but to help governor Namadi Sambo gain a second term, and wait for 2015 to get a southern governor.

In May 2010 there were rumors that President Goodluck Jonathan would nominate Kaduna State governor Namadi Sambo as his Vice President, which would cause Yakowa to become governor. If so, he would be the first person from Southern Kaduna and first Christian to become governor in the state, an innovation to which some Northern leaders objected. The rumors proved true and on 20 May 2010, the day after Sambo had become vice-president, Yakowa was sworn in as Kaduna governor. To reassure people in the ethnically and religiously mixed state, he said: "I am governor for all, irrespective of religious or tribal affiliation".

Politics › Re: How Patrick Yakowa Won Kaduna With 755 Votes Difference! by enyojo(op): 10:53pm On Apr 29, 2011

[size=14pt]1st Christian Gov in my dear KD[/size]

Politics › How Patrick Yakowa Won Kaduna With 755 Votes Difference! by enyojo(op): 10:45pm On Apr 29, 2011

Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was yesterday declared the winner of the governorship election in Kaduna State by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). He polled 1,134,319 votes out of the total 2,580,439 votes cast in a keenly contested election. The candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Haruna Sae’ed, came second with 1,133,564 votes.

Announcing the result at the office of the electoral body last night amidst tight security, the chief returning officer, who is also the vice-chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Mustapha Abdullahi, declared that, “Mr Yakowa, having polled the highest number of votes is, therefore, the duly elected governor of the state.”

But opposition parties have rejected the result, calling for the declaration of a state of emergency in the state. In a combined press briefing, the candidate of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Balarabe Musa; Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Sani Sha’aban; Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Haruna Sae’ed, and Muktar Aruwa of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), alleged massive irregularities by the PDP. According to them, the party acted in collaboration with INEC and security agencies to rig the election.

“In line with the character of the PDP which is willing to perpetuate themselves in power by all means and at all costs, they found it very convenient to carry out their rigging. Reports from southern Kaduna indicate more than 90 percent voter turnout in the area, with the dead and displaced victims of the recent violence all voting, and they voted PDP,” the statement read.

Responding to his victory, Mr Yakowa thanked the people for voting for him and asked all to join him in moving the state forward. He said that the victory was not for celebration but sober reflection on the post-election violence in the state.

Politics › Re: Let's Keep Hope Alive - Dora Akunyili by enyojo(f): 10:22pm On Apr 29, 2011

All I know is that what she did to Madam Ayoka Adebayor that made her declare results under tension and pressure was done to her. A respected Dr Anene was pressurised by 'unknown' forces to declare Dora a winner. But unlike Ayoka who later succumbed against her conscience, Anene followed his conscience by declaring the right results though from a hotel.
Today Dr Anene the great has been justified just as Madam Ayoka has be crucified!

For more on Dora's involvements in Ekiti Re-run saga, go to: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ekiti-opposition-seeks-trial-of-iwu-ayoka-akunyili/76419/

Politics › Re: ... by enyojo(f): 8:49pm On Apr 29, 2011

info henry:
From inec there will be a rerun or supplementary election on the 6th of may in oguta, ngor okpala, mbaitoli and orji. No winner yet.

arsenal1:
INEC said a election will hold in 4 LGAs namely ngor okpala,oguta,mbaitolu, ohajh/egbema and orji ward in owerri north

But i tot lawyers have convinced and confused us that there cant be election after 28th April according to the Electoral law?

Business › Re: CBN Imposes Limits, Penalty On Cash Transactions, Again! by enyojo(f): 5:11pm On Apr 29, 2011

[size=20pt]MODERATORS!![/size]
The Voting options on this thread is not appropriate if you ask me.
Why refer to one as 'Dumbass'
That language is so foul.
I closed my eyes to click that since i cant go with the other or refuse to vote for any.

Replace it with something with: 'agree', 'disagree', 'indifferent'

Politics › Re: Housing Development In Enugu (pictures) by enyojo(f): 4:12pm On Apr 29, 2011

Who say Enugu dey work huh

Politics › Re: Housing Development In Enugu (pictures) by enyojo(f): 2:55pm On Apr 29, 2011

spyder880:
@ egift, some of the buildings you pasted are not sullivan works, like the maryland estates was done by chimaroke, call it the real name, it was loma linda estates in maryland. It is funny you are posting pictures of the govt house done by M.I Okpara in 1960s, who are you deceiving?

Yet some persons will just be comparing him with Fashola

Politics › Re: Housing Development In Enugu (pictures) by enyojo(f): 2:44pm On Apr 29, 2011

ENUGU IS STILL NOT WORKING!

Politics › Re: Housing Development In Enugu (pictures) by enyojo(f): 12:37pm On Apr 29, 2011

[size=25pt]STRICTLY FOR THE RICH!![/size]

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 12:23pm On Apr 29, 2011

Dav.e:
Simple

No one is contesting the fact that either by crook or by hook, Jonathan has been declared the winner.
However, No one should think Buhari has failed.
[size=14pt]Let us wait until 2015 to truly know who the eventual failures will be.[/size]
It may be the 'theoritical' 22 million voters for Jonathan or Jonathan himself- That is if he fails to deliver the goods

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 12:10pm On Apr 29, 2011

To me, I'd never follow-follow the bandwagon mix multitudes who eat Christ's miracle loafs of bread in the day and cry 'crucify him' in the night.
I REMAIN A MAI-GASKIYA loyalist.
I believe in the 'Buharism' that has the slogan 'HANDSHAKE OR HANDCUFF'.
At the same time, let all the miscreants who visited mayhem on innocent Nigerians in Elections be terribly dealt with.

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 12:06pm On Apr 29, 2011

Arosa:
Buhari has failed.

what has he failed?
To register a Party within few months to the National Election and still garner over 12 Million Votes
You call that failure?
I pity u

Politics › Re: Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 11:46am On Apr 29, 2011

since the narrow-minded shallow-minded nigerians have decided to heap blames on buhari for all the mayhem done by hoodlums in the north, i think it will be wise for them also to blame buhari for the mayhems done in the south

Politics › Gen Buhari! Gen Buhari! Please Talk To Your Supporters In The South"! by enyojo(op): 11:42am On Apr 29, 2011

‎"GEN BUHARI! GEN BUHARI! GEN BUHARI! PLEASE TALK TO YOUR SUPPORTERS IN BAYELSA"!

Police in Bayelsa State, yesterday averted a bomb explosion when it recovered an object suspected to be a bomb near a polling unit in Yenagoa. The explosive could have marred the electoral process in the area, but for a pastor, who noticed it and alerted the police.

Politics › Re: An Open Letter To President-Elect Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan by enyojo(f): 9:42am On Apr 29, 2011

[size=24pt]This is a serious matter although ladden with some very funny comments. Yaradua must have been very prudent to promise only those 7 pointless agenda.

This is the way our elected officials can be held accountable for the posts they occupy, For all those that voted for GEJ's person and not his party, please note that all these promises were made by him and not his party, so he will be held accountable for all the successes and failure. We will keep this thread alive for the next three years.[/[/size]quote]

Politics › Re: Imo State Guber: Rochas Okorocha Has Won! by enyojo(f): 5:01pm On Apr 28, 2011

well, the difference btw PDP and ACN is that ACN are known for offering free education pay student fees for WAEC and NECO, also known for transformation of a state Just as it is in Lagos, PDP has been there 12yrs ago and ACN is not more than four years. In lagos fashola won not because he is in ACN but cause of his exemplary performance in his first four years, In Imo state change is needed Very urgent cause PDP is [s]about to ruin the state[/s]

CORRECTION:
HAS RUINED THE STATE

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