PointB:


Substation geeez, can't you read!

- Wikipedia

@topic,

Nice one.

Capableben: One thing that added to my depression about the lingering ASUU strike is the environmental/structural failure here in Jalingo, the state capital of TARABA.

I will be subsequently sharing photos from Jalingo market and the street whih leads to the market.......They re very appalling though.....

olabukola: why Edo? Did they flee towards that direction?

pro01:

Geez! After all these long years of e-tomfoolery, your case seems to be getting worse. Your level of intelligence is evident in your comparison of a small peer-review forum election involving a mere 36 persons to a national election involving millions of people.

It is laughable how you clowns always try to be clever by half. Open secret ballot or not, since a dispute arose after the election, how else should the dispute be settled once and for all if not by Amaechi reaching out to the governors to identify the 19 that voted for him? In spite of the so-called open secret ballot, the 19 governors that purportedly voted for Amaechi would be bold enough to tell him afterwards that they voted for him, and they should also be bold enough to identify themselves in the open. This is a simple and quick way to end the imbroglio once and for all, instead of hiding behind the vacuous excuse of "open secret ballot"; why dilly-dally?