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Can PSG over turn the table against barcelonia today After a 3-1 defeat at home to fc Barcelonia....? |
Why not make him min of FCT, i think he will do better in that capacity as fct minister |
Op, please is it possible for me to make changes to my choice of institution/course now. Hope is not late? |
Mtcheeeeew! Dis is not timaya abeg |
Barcelonia going down today |
Very soon GEJ will be spoted with APC chieftain, wind of change blowing. Sai baba |
Ekaka1:He is high on dry shit as usual |
fingard02k:Holyghoooooooooost Fireeeeeeeeeeeee! |
Segadem:Barca fan spoted, Anyway Atm 1 madrid 4 |
End of d road for atletico........... Cr77777777777! On d move |
Nope, dis are not APC leaders...... |
The man, cos there are still hornest politicians like GMB |
OMG! Look at d mammod crowd waiting to see General mohammadu okechukwu Buharia |
Mandela of our nation nigeria |
Oya na Lets go there |
President jonathan's mother has just been accredited, its now working |
Is anyone watching president jonathan on NTA? The card reader is refusing to read his card. The INEC officials has been fidgeting for the past 12min.
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Collynzo9:O boy u dey vex oo |
I refused to read d contents, knowing is coming from sahara reporters |
Abuja – The UN Secretary-General High Level Representative to Nigeria, Dr Mohammed Ibn Chambas, said the United Nations (UN) had provided 60 million dollars, about N1.2 billion, to ensure the success of Nigeria’s 2015 general elections. Chambas disclosed this at a press conference in Abuja on Friday. He said the UN was interested in Nigeria’s elections because ”the country is too important for the sub-region, the region and the world at large”. Chambas explained that the UN had been involved in building institutions and capacity that were required for the elections. “Several months even before this election, the UN deployed a Needs Assessment Mission and based on that needs assessment mission, certain areas were identified by INEC in particular. “But also by National Human Rights Commission and many civil society organisations as to where they could benefit from institutional strengthening and human resource capacity building. “We then came up with a budget which amounted to almost 60 million U.S. Dollars. “This was mobilised for members-states and other international organisations and has been provided to Nigerian various institutions and organisations in the process of preparing towards this election. “So that is the kind of ongoing work that the UN does throughout the period. “And this has been the specific contributions that the UN has made and the UNDP managed this basket of funds that was collected. “And I should say that one particular intervention that I am personally proud of is the creation of the National Peace Council which was an initiative out of the UN. “To get a group of Nigerian eminent personalities and respected citizens to come together and to lead the clarion call for peaceful, credible elections. “So, it is out of this peace council that we have seen, for instance, the two leading candidates, Mr President and General Buhari re-affirming their commitment to the Abuja Accord. “Which itself is a product of the work of the UN through the former Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, other prominent Nigerians such as Prof Gambari through his Savannah Institute, Bishop Matthew Kukah through the Kukah Centre. “UNDP was very instrumental in working with them, in bringing on board other partners which culminated in the establishment of the National Peace Council.” He said that the UN’s interest in the election was borne out of the strategic importance and value of Nigeria. “Even at the United Nations, Nigeria is a member of the Security Council. Nigeria on the African continent, is a natural leader providing leadership in the past and present on the issuer of peace and security. “On economic issue, Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa. Politically, Nigeria is acknowledged leader. “So for all these reasons, and of course, Nigeria is also the largest democracy in Africa and definitely one of the largest democracies in this world. “It is for this reason that the United Nations is particularly interested in this election and wants to be of help.” He said the UN was trying to be of constructive value to Nigeria in ensuring peaceful, credible elections. He said the organisation had been working with all Nigerian stakeholders, the leadership of political parties, the civil society organisations, among others. The UN representative urged all Nigerians to be mindful of the burden and responsibility they carry, adding, “we all want to see a strong, stable, peaceful Nigeria”. (NAN) http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/un-provides-60m-for-nigerias-general-elections-says-chambas/ |
Flets:Why dont just change ur mind n join winning party N stop being insensitive |
Flets:You got less likes than the person above you.... It automatically means APC is winning d election |
Its less than 24hours to decide who becomes the next president of this great nation Nigeria. Upload your PVCs here lets see who and who is ready and qualified to go to the polls tomorrow. For am damn prepared and ready to exercise my right. baba oyoyo
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He is always d Don wen it comes to showbiz |
OMG! Nigerians are battle ready to decide come saturday. But wait a minute, the woman that said she is travelling for a ceremony in her home town,i doubt her, may be she is running away for fear of violence...... Anyways wish nigeria a peaceful elections void of violence God bless nigeria |
As we come out to vote on Saturday, I appeal to all Nigerians to shun violence in whatever form. It is the right of every adult Nigerian to vote and expect that their votes would count in a free, fair and credible election. However, we also have a responsibility to respect the choice of others and grant them the same treatment that we expect Nice speech. Vote for a credible nigerian Vote for a credible leader, be it a christian or muslem.....one nigeria God bless nigeria |
“We believe that by Thursday, or latest Friday, we will be able to take over Gwoza. If we take over Gwoza, it will not take us more than one week to clean up But will election take place in those recaptured town? If not the aim is defeated..... Anyways, nigerians has decided to decide on sat. 28 |
The rain that fell last week has worsen d hotnessoo..... |
alfred5:I think u are the more foolish n confused element, cos u know the truth yet hiding under pretence n sentements. just mach 28 will end all this |
#beforeyoucastyourvote remember this 1. remember the 6 month ASUU strike the longest ever in the history of beloved country 2. remember that GEJ's achievements are nonexistent. Apparently you need to download an app to see them 3. Remember, we're still looking for the 1.5 million jobs GEJ said they created 4. Remember, 400,000 barrels of crude oil are lost daily to thieves who are known to and are part of GEJ's government 5. Remember our national foreign reserves are almost empty, despite earning in 6 years twice what OBJ did in 8 years 6. Remember President GEJ withdrew security details from a sitting Governor invariably wanting him killed 7. Remember what Andrew Azazi said that PDP created Boko Haram. 8. Remember that you only began to matter when they realized they were losing. 9. Remember the NLC strike where GEJ promise to build refinery and here we are today no refinery. 10. Remember some desperate crooks paid for #BuhariNeverAgainto trend. #GodblessNigeria |
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Match 28 will end all this hoolabaloo |

Our vote is needed. Same thing is happening at Lagos and Kano now even in Rivers..