senatorizyking:
Don't really understand why Uche ogar wants to enter government house through back door, he lost woefully in the primaries and he didn't participate in the General election proper....








Heads will roll in abia if the scheme out the legitimate Governor of abia state. OKEZIE VICTOR IKPEAZU....

Abagworo:


Why are you against Ndi Ngwa? Is it wrong to contribute and construct Faulks Road?

Ojiofor:
My worry is that Ikpeazu ia going to use state fund to bribe hausa judges again just as he did against Otti but this time I pray he fail.

omolola15:
I fear Sahara reporters oooooo. If dem get your time your own don done. It's better you keep quiet instead of arguing with them. Some wailers will believe this story because it's against the president yet they'll call SR nonsense source if the news is about saraki or fayose.

As for me i believe anything from Sahara. I'm sure mrgovtari will be disappointed in buratai right now.

dunkem21:
Ikpeazu has worked for Abians..

.. and from his blue print, he is so fired up to fix Abia..


Uche is a renowned professional, a successful business man and result driven individual..


It's a hard choice, honestly

HungerBAD:
Nigerians remember where her intelligence got us to.

All this carefully arranged Photo Ops by her PR Team to make her SELL-ABLE, is funny. The Nigerian Government do not want her, and will not touch her with a Dongoyaro Stick. This woman belongs to one place, and one place only, and that is a JAIL ROOM close to FFK.

deji15:
- What is Nigeria wage bill when OBJ grew the economy @ $15 a barrel oil. This no common sense twitter senator has come with usual lies.
- Economic growth, how? How many kilometers of road did PDP tarred in 16 years?
- How many people were employed by private or public sector within the 16 years of PDP misrule apart from GSM privatisation which was a new Technology then?
- What is the level of greed and corruption during OBJ time compared to this day and age of Dasuki gate, NASS padding etc?
- On and on it goes. The no common sense TWITTER senator can continue to entertain the gullible.

efficiencie:


I disagree with you sir! Destroying the economic lifeline of the country is not the only option left for the common man. As a matter of fact only a fool does that. At a time of crude technology and at a time considered pre-historic, mankind came together to pool their resources towards building a city and setting in its midst a tower that stretches into the heavens, the Bible documents that the feat this group of persons wanted to achieve was so daunting that it got God's attention...How did the Americans, the Britons, the Russians (after the end of the USSR) and recently China all make it to where they are today? They made it there through honest, selfless and collaborative effort...However the average Nigeria would rather enrich himself at the expense of the entire country.

A Niger Delta Governor labelled his own people lazy. He noted that his people instead of working hard at their jobs would rather trade the job to people of other tribes in exchange for a fraction of the salary (source: http://allafrica.com/stories/200812190067.html).

Youths keep saying, no capital, no capital, no capital but they fail to realize that if 40 people committed to starting a business can contribute 2000 naira per month they would have raised 1.44 million naira in 1 year and 6 months to start a business that would in years to come provide an escape route out of poverty...

So sir, I disagree with you! It flies in the face of common sense to destroy national assets to air your grievances - particularly when those grievances include discontinuing the investigation of corrupt persons from a section of the country.

fratermathy:
We destroy our own environment in other to spite government as if those in power will feel it. Simple truth is that they won't! They have eaten enough money to last them for generations. It's the common man that will suffer it. Our environment has been destroyed, rivers polluted, no development anywhere & youth restiveness but we add self destruction to all these because of "our oil" mentality. What have our leaders done for us? What have the so-called freedom fighters done for the common man? We keep blaming government that builds schools, hospitals, etc for us and yet we can't see our own enemies. We Niger Deltans and even the south easterners are so wicked to ourselves and self centred. We are cruel to our plight and only God can help us, not the government, not federalism and not even secession. Even if we have Niger Delta republic or Biafra today, worse problems shall emerge because the same wicked and self centred hegemonic people will still be at the helms of affairs. So there is no utopia for us unless we fight for our rights, the right way.

The government has not done enough, granted! But why do we cause more havoc? Violence is not the way. Scoring own goals is not the way.

We can dialogue, involve international groups and other nations, cause civil disobedience, protest, etc but never violence or self destruction. Look at the American Civil rights movement and learn a lesson or two from there.



It is well..


I remain that very sharp Urhobo boy!

fratermathy:
We destroy our own environment in other to spite government as if those in power will feel it. Simple truth is that they won't! They have eaten enough money to last them for generations. It's the common man that will suffer it. Our environment has been destroyed, rivers polluted, no development anywhere & youth restiveness but we add self destruction to all these because of "our oil" mentality. What have our leaders done for us? What have the so-called freedom fighters done for the common man? We keep blaming government that builds schools, hospitals, etc for us and yet we can't see our own enemies. We Niger Deltans and even the south easterners are so wicked to ourselves and self centred. We are cruel to our plight and only God can help us, not the government, not federalism and not even secession. Even if we have Niger Delta republic or Biafra today, worse problems shall emerge because the same wicked and self centred hegemonic people will still be at the helms of affairs. So there is no utopia for us unless we fight for our rights, the right way.

The government has not done enough, granted! But why do we cause more havoc? Violence is not the way. Scoring own goals is not the way.

We can dialogue, involve international groups and other nations, cause civil disobedience, protest, etc but never violence or self destruction. Look at the American Civil rights movement and learn a lesson or two from there.



It is well..


I remain that very sharp Urhobo boy!

ISpiksDaTroof:
You are beyond redemption. Seek God.

PassingShot:
Africans are backward in progressive thinking. It's worse with most African leaders.

This is a very disturbing scenario we're witnessing in Nigeria.

Including President GEJ, What did the leaders do with the humongous allocations that came their way during the windfall period of 2011-2014? Instead of improving savings and reducing debts with the surplus, they all defied common logic and natural occurrence to reduce savings and increase debts!

Many of them have perfected the art of wasteful spending but have not developed any strategy for revenue generation and wealth creation.

The absurd thing is many of them ran their private businesses successfully before becoming governors but as soon as they became governor, their head became empty, unable to proffer solutions to problems bedeviling their state. A typical example was Ladoja and Ajimobi of Oyo state.

Shame on these leaders indeed!

Lescalier:
I have lost the respect and love I had for RT Hon. Amaechi. I really liked him, especially when he single handedly fought the then FG.

Now you have WON, congratulations. But for christ sake, you are from Niger Delta, you are not a Fulani Herds man.

Do not be a stupid sycophant.

Oche211:

there's nothing good abt this man. This is corruption itself. If things continue like this, then we have a long way to go in this nation.

TheGoodJoe:


That is no where near thirteen Billion naira. Simple. Those guys stole the money.

Onix01:
This is what is expected of any listening government. However, the followers (gbaramatu people) must cooperate in bringing the culprits to book. We must all say No No to economic saboteurs, criminals and sea pirates. I can see a government willing to transform and change this region with genuine plans unlike what our Son and Hero did (lol).

mrvitalis:
I used to respect this man.... As a very knowledgeable man..... .. but his recent statements clearly shows why the government he was part of failed

... Seems he neve really knew what time frame of actions means. ... What a shame we were lead by this set of people for 6 years

RZArecta:
struck out part is utter rubbish. Putting on headphones at maximum volume for extended periods causes gradual hearing loss i.e. deafness and not ear infection. Please stop deceiving people with your ignorance. Putting on earphones at meetings like U.N. summits can't make you deaf, you're listening to speech there not loud music. The decibels involved are much different besides how many hours in a year is he involved in such meetings