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ThimmyWood:Why should l care that my posts no longer surprises you |
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superstar1:You wish. No person in my family has died below 70 expect for accidents or long sickness never slumping and dying like yhst |
superstar1:l still don't believe it is natural though it happens.As for orji he is simply warming that seat for thr APGA or APC candidate |
OrlandoOwoh:Because rochas the fat bufffon con man is oweing 13 months salary according to ngeneukwenu.And the rascal biggest legacy is the world tallest talking drum with no gaint to play it
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superstar1:l don't see a death below 70 as normal.So you accpect that the rascal is a failure |
Abagworo is it true that the conman rochas is oweing 13 months salary |
superstar1:Very well then.l hope it is true that people are not dying of hunger but why is the NLC tarnishing thr rascal image according to you |
whitecat1:Check again The states owing salaries or pensions are Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Benue, Cross River, Ekiti, Imo, Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, and Kogi.All yourba states are there expect lagos |
NgeneUkwenu:You are a miserable liar.The people of osun are dying like flies http://www.punchng.com/news/unpaid-salaries-osun-pensioners-protest-lament-members-deaths-2/ http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/236-of-our-colleagues-dead-osun-pensioners/ |
superstar1:So the all the news from that the people of of osun are dying of hunger are lies http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/236-of-our-colleagues-dead-osun-pensioners/ http://newsng.com/nigeria-news/2015/06/pensioners-protest-night-guard-slumps-dies-in-osun-2/ http://www.punchng.com/news/unpaid-salaries-osun-pensioners-protest-lament-members-deaths-2/ You will never hear this in abia state |
NgeneUkwenu:Your stupidity is outstanding.Keep on defending the rascal umu aba a naghi aro nri |
superstar1:So the NLC and PDP should keep quiet so their members can die of hunger one after the other .Please try and explain CAN plea |
NgeneUkwenu the orjis are massive failures and my brothers on this forum have and are still critizing him unlike you guys that are defending this incomptent buffon called AregbeRascal.ln the east we don't defend our leaders for being useless rather we attack them till they wake up unlike the west that defends and hides their leaders because he is their son |
CHESSBOARD:See brown roofs ![]() |
Beremex is rochas oweing 13 months salary as instiuted by ngeneukwenu |
NgeneUkwenu:Crap are the people of Enugu Abia and imo starving to the extent that CAN and NEMA has to intervene by donating foodstuff |
superstar1:You don't see CAN begging fot donation of food or their APC chapter begging NEMA for food or NLC begging Emeaka offor or orji ozor kalu for feed to feed the abians like the osunites. Last time l checked Abia civil servants works in Abia not ogboshomo |
Unlike the people of osun my abia brothers have other jobs infact they see the civil service work as a part time job and are not starving to death. They are unlike the osunites that depends on odourless fufu
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AregbeRascal is brought out because he blames his incomptence on the federal government,cries over oyel money though osun defenders told us the states IGR is larger than that of the southeast put together,engages in useless project like world tallest talking drum with no gaint to play it,chinko opon imo,wasting billions to feed children as if they don't have parents,buying helicopter for gallivanting about,spending millions to repaint GEJ trains touring abuja while his peopke starves though osun defenders praised the rascal for poverty allievation,indebted the state so much that it could no longer borrow from banks,building a phantom airport. The state of osun is oweing Anambra state.They better start paying up |
Okaka27:You are very funny.Who is talking about tribes here.ln your little mind you forget that GEJ is ogbia not igbo or even ijaw |
hamzyluv:You are miserable liar.GEJ wanted to remain it on 29th may 2012
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Okaka27:Oga cry me an ocean.When you guys was insulting GEJ your forgot that the brainless dullard will be attacked
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dhorlipizzu:No sir.l am simply voicing my views on abiola.He wanted to ride on the back of a tiger to power but ended up in its belly |
But they said he is using only one car why the convoy ![]() |
Kaduna – The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Saturday called on President Muhammadu Buhari to bestow a post humous award on the late Chief MKO Abiola to put an end to the June 12 saga. The Deputy President of NLC, Issa Aremu made the call in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Kaduna. In the statement, Aremu said that Buhari should offer leadership and build a groundswell of national consensus to do the needful in this respect. He said that Abiola deserved national and global honour as the unacknowledged winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election. The NLC chieftain said that Abiola and hundreds of others were victims of that era of impunity. He said, “22 years after, the June 12 spectre repeatedly hunts Nigeria’s democratic process. “It’s time we exorcised it. “Given the free and fair election that led to his emergence in March this year, President Muhammadu Buhari is the best positioned Nigerian leader in recent times to rightly name, shame and damn the criminal annulment of the 1993 presidential election results adjudged to be the most free and fair.” Aremu said that the distortion of Nigeria’s democratic aspiration started with the singular annulment of the June 12 1993 free and fair elections. He said that since the shameful events of 1993, election riggers had perfected the art. “The violations of peoples’ mandates through varying subterfuge that included ballot snatching, alteration of electoral rules and falsifications of election results as we witnessed in particular in the 2003 and 2007 elections. “ The same impunity sadly snowballed to civil society and trade union organisations. “Let’s close the chapter of June 12 by dignifying its victims as a matter of legitimate right not favour. “Labour commends the outgoing INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, for standing firm and truly independent in upholding the mandate of Nigerians during the 2015 presidential elections and by doing so raising high the banner of Africa as democracy destination. “If some of his predecessors had stood firm, Nigeria’s democratic mileage would have been far more remarkable,” he said. (NAN) |
All i need now is a kenyan passport to solve this serious problem |
This Abiola thing is getting out of hand. Stop the overhype of his achievements and lets face it that it was his own people that betrayed and sold him out.His wife was killed by the gambaris yet they rallied around them The real hero of our land are; 1. The millions of poor people who endure the wickedness of our elites and still allow Nigeria be. 2. GEJ for letting democracy take root despite the hatred vested on him by some Yorubas and Hausas. GEJ named Unilag after Abiola and the same people due to their hatred for GEJ stopped it. Stop the noise. Abiola was a politician and like all other politicians was interested in more power even though he might have had the people at heart but he is not my democratic hero. |
ECOTERRORS:www.nairaland.com/attachments/2507746_dullard_jpegc97c9c076c74a122940afb01c79edee8 |
He is somewhere drinking chilled kunu |
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode; Professor of International Law and Jurisprudence, Akin Oyebode; Lagos based Human Right Lawyer, Femi Falana and Dele Alake and other eminent Nigerians have called on the Federal Government to immortalize late Chief MKO Abiola, acclaimed winner of June 12, 1993, Presidential polls by declaring June 12 Democracy Day, in place of May 29 currently being celebrated. They made the call at a symposium organized by the State Political and Legislative Powers Bureau in collaboration with the June 12 Coalition of Democratic Formations at LTV, Agidingbi, Ikeja in commemoration of 22nd anniversary of annulment of the June 12, 1993 general poll. According to Ambode, the martyrs who laid down their lives for democracy must not be forgotten. He said that, “The Centre of Excellence has always been the hub for democratic ideas and we would continue to expand the frontiers of democratic governance and freedom of our people. The indomitable spirit of Nigerians spoke loud and clear on that day, reverberating across the land” “June 12 stands as the real Democracy Day which was sanctioned by the blood of martyrs who laid down their lives for this democracy. We shall not forget them; they will always be with us. As we continue to march on and sustain democratic governance, we would enhance and empower the well being of our people.” Ambode also said June 12 symbolizes the patriotic and nationalistic spirit in all Nigerians because on that day Nigerians showed that irrespective of class or political sympathy, they would always join hands to respect national values. “On June 12, we showed irrespective of class or political sympathy, we would always join hands to respect our national values. The general elections of 1993, fired up hope in the heart of Nigerians through the candidature of an unrepentant philanthropist and nationalist, Aare Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola”, he said. Falana and other activist also faulted the claim that May 29th of every year mark the country’s democracy day, saying “June 12 stand as the real democracy day” for Nigeria. [b]Falana, however, warned President Muhammadu Buhari to shelve any planned removal of the fuel subsidy but rather establish modular refineries to ease the pain of citizens. The human rights activists Lawyer, while addressing the congregation, raised concerns that any plans to remove the subsidy would inflict pains on the masses. According to him, “I am challenging the All Progressive Congress, APC, led Federal Government because there are pressures on President Muhammadu Buhari to inflict more punishment on Nigerians by removing the fuel subsidy.” He stressed that those who have stolen the wealth of the country must be made to pay for it. Falana lamented that governors have paid less attention to the diversion of public funds in the country, saying “We must take back every penny from the oil companies who owe the federal government. On modular refinery He said, “In our neighbouring countries, they have modular refineries and they were built between $1 million and $15 million. We must start to construct this especially in Lagos State. With this, we will not be inflicting punishment on the citizens. We will not be losing money but raise money.”[/b] Prof. Akin Oyebode, who was the chairman on the occasion, said the day was a celebration of die-hard spirit of Abiola, his wife Kudirat and hundreds of Nigerians that were killed in protest of annulment of the freest and fairest election ever held in the country. Oyebode said it was sad and almost inconceivable that the politicians and the military decided to make May 29 Democracy Day. “It must be said that without June 12, 1993, we would never have had May 29, 1999. We know that even as enemies of democracy try to thwart the idea, the sacrifice of MKO Abiola and of Nigeria http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/ambode-falana-oyebode-others-urge-fg-to-declare-june-12-as-democracy-day/ |
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.Please try and explain CAN plea