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luvinhubby: Easy bros..fight never start

Redoil: much thanks to the APC GOVERNOS for reawaking those dead boko boys with a lgargesse of 500million doller in cash

GARRI (x7):
You are in dire need of common sense if you're not aware that the donation was for VICTIMS of Boko Haram attack..

Still don't get it??

The money is‎​ for those who have been affected by Boko Haram activities..

Burger01: Sorry.. could you please tell us what the money given to Boko Haram was meant for? Just asking..

penzino: Dis musiwa guy na better MOD him for be ooooo, make Oga Seun creat section for dis guy make he be d MOD abi wetin una think?

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fkaz: 1 man 1 vote,

with people like musiwa 1-10 and garri(x7)
How PDP go take win

Merger fall-out: You’re a failure, PDP tells Okorocha



March 4, 2013 | 12:50 am

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By SONI DANIEL, Regional Editor, North

Apparently  angered by his romance with the newly-formed All Progressives’ Congress, APC, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, descended on the Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, describing him as a failure and a disappointment to the people of the state.

PDP accused Okorocha of squandering the goodwill and support of the people by failing to deliver any tangible project nearly two years after he assumed office, regretting that they made a big mistake in entrusting the state to the governor.

PDP National South-East Vice Chairman, Col Austin Akobundu (rtd), in a statement, challenged Okorocha to point out any project he had started and completed since assumption office in 2011, accusing him of being clueless, unfocussed and unprepared to tackle the challenges of the state.

Akobundu said, “Under Okorocha’s watch, Imo has slipped into the failed states category. A state that was once celebrated for strides in education, peaceful co-existence and environmental renaissance has rapidly descended into a beehive for criminality and ecological disaster as a result of abandoned road projects by the Okorocha government.”

But Okorocha fired back at the PDP, calling them a bundle of ungrateful elements, claiming that he had put the party to shame by spreading monumental development projects to all parts of the state unlike what obtained when the last PDP governor held sway for eight years.

The governor, who spoke through his Special Adviser on Media, Mr. Ebere Uzoukwa, warned that he was ready to use his membership of APC to flush out PDP from Imo State and the entire South-East so as to pave the way for the emancipation of the geo-political zone and its people, who had been denied development for about 15 years by PDP

liberty300: Please op, where in his statement did he "beg"?

loabb2: EBONYI State police command, at the weekend, arrested a middle-aged man, Okechukwu Ogbonna (30), for allegedly beheading his father for reasons still being investigated.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Sylvester Igbo, disclosed this in Abakaliki, the state capital, in an interactive forum with newsmen.
Igbo said the suspect, a farmer by profession, who hails from Isundiede in Izzzi Local Government Area of the state, was arrested, following a report received by the command on March 1, on the murder of his deceased father.
The PPRO said the suspect was said to have killed his father, Mr Ogbonna Okereke, a 60-year-old farmer, after he was reportedly told by a pastor that his late father was tampering with his destiny.
Igbo hinted that the suspect claimed that his father was not taking proper care of him, stating that the body of the deceased had been deposited in a nearby hospital for autopsy.
The police image maker said the suspect would be charged to court as soon as investigations into the matter were completed.

Uba begs Fashola to re-open Ladipo Market



March 3, 2013 | 8:53 pm

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The continued closure of Ladipo Market in Lagos State, has been described as a set-back to the livelihood of the traders and a drain on the state’s economy, as the Lagos State, Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, has been urged to re-open the market to guarantee the survival of the traders and revenue by the state.

Speaking, weekend, the Senator representing Anambra South, Dr. Andy Uba, said: “The continued closure of   Ladipo Market, which is one of the biggest spare part markets in Africa is not only a drain on the country’s economy, but has adversely affected the traders and their families.

“I believe the government  had made its point and the traders have also learnt their lessons. In the best interest of economic development, Ladipo cannot, but be re-opened,” Uba  said.

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bilms: @garri, i have done a bill board before and i know the price. Each board of that size cost between 600k to 1m depending on the quality. Between kwara to osogbo the osun state capital, i counted around 50 and lost count, this is after skiping so many. I believe within osogbo, there would be much more. So, assume all over osun, its 100.

Afam4eva: You go pay me? Cos that's one helluva job. There's no need denying it. We know your hate for Jonathan and Uduaghan will make you to turn a blond eye to any suspicious figure credited to them.

Afam4eva: If he had accused Jonathan or Uduaghan of wasting the same amount on billboards, you wouldn't have questioned how he arrived at the figure. You would have agreed with him immediately. Right?

bilms: What is the insult on this post all about?. Is wasting the state resources on useless billboards what some people are still defending here? No be small thing o. Is wasting over 100million on bill boards when the states graduates are still cutting grasses earning between 7 to 12k as salary under oyes good ? Think am now. Let us all point the govt right for the Nigeria of our dream. No party or candidate affiliation should be used as measure, hold all party accountable and be consistent in your ideology. It shall be well with Nigeria

olawalebabs: Rule! I don't understand this pls.

Afam4eva: I can't see anywhere in his posts where he said the roads were good. His interests just happened to be the billboards. Btw, are those roads not federal roads. If they're good then credit should go to the guy you hate most in Nigeria.

taharqa: Shameless HYPOCRITE

Afam4eva: Scared of what? You wan e-beat me?

I just want you the say the word cos it seems like your best friend.

Demdem: That's true. It shouldn't be.

Afam4eva: You know my point but you don't wanna acknowledge it. Let me give you a clue:

It's the same reason why the same IBB that has been demonized will suddenly become a saint to APC followers if he joined their party.

Afam4eva: I'm sure if the OP has asked why Goodluck Jonathan or Uduaghan wastes millions on billboard, you would have agreed with him. Right?

ibide: For sure no urhobo man should vote for that man cause there is no single federal project in hole urhobo land

saintneo: Never knew people will defend wastefulness to the extreme.