₦airaland Forum

[color=#770077][/color]Having followed the last administration, in policy and implementation and having observed certain things I feel the following people should not be seen anywhere near Aso Rock. They are:
1.Ngozi okonjo-iweala
2.Stella odua
please add yours

name where you would want to see them

olajide21:
Path Utomi?
Obyyyy Ezekwesili
Me

name where you would want to see them

Now the stage is set, first I congratulate our General for his victory, He will be remembered as the Abraham Lincoln of Nigeria and indeed our time.
Some people I will truly want to see in this administration:
C. Soludo.......minister of finance
A. Adesina.......min. of Agric
R. Amechi........SSG
B. Fashola........minister for development. and strategy planning
O. Adams......minister of labour and prod.
A. Jega........minister of education or EFCC chairman
Fayemi..........
please don't just read but add to the list
who do you hope to see in the change team

yommys01:
Anyone seeing Barcanista? We have not seen him the last 48 hours. We are worried for him.

they are busy maybe manipulating, remember what he said last

The All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari has beat President Goodluck Jonathan by a rather comfortable margin.Declaring the presidential election result, the returning officer – Professor James Ayatsa – who is the Vice Chancellor of Federal University Katsina, announced that General Buhari scored 885, 988 while President Goodluck Jonathan scored 143, 904 votes.Similarly, the APC won all the three senatorial seats contested in last Saturday general election in Jigawa state.
source:http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/03/30/buhari-brush-jonathan-aside-in-jigawa/

Ekiti, Moba LGAPresidential result APC 7492 PDP 8687 ACPN 22 AD 26 ADC 1908.45Ekiti, Oye LGAPresidential Result: APC 8574 PDP 11,262 RESULT OF UNIT 11 WARD 11 CANCELLED DUE TO OVER VOTING08.50NasarawaAlMakura street polling unit Lafia Buhari APC 517, Jonathan PDP 140,08.56Ekiti, Ikere LGAEkiti Presidential Result APC 7,990 PDP 14,091

bizzlemie:
Do you know how annoying and stressful it is to read a long write-up without proper paragraphing?


Plus where is your source?


You desperate somebody!!!

chief easy, the source was vanguard

more

The Presidential and National Assembly elections in Ogun State held, Saturday was peaceful with little skirmishes in various parts of the state.The All Progressives Congress seems to be in early leads in some polling units so far as at the time of filing this report .Obasanjo being accredited with the Card ReaderAt ward 11, polling unit 2, Olusomi’s compound in Sokori, Abeokuta, where Obasanjo cast his vote, APC won with wide margin.Also, at Ajura ward 4 in Obafemi-Owode whereOgun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun cast his vote, APC won with wide margin.Meanwhile, some candidates of Senate and House of Representatives in the state as well as some politicians and electorates were disenfranchised following their inability to obtain Permanent Voter Cards.Some of the candidates who were disenfranchised include, APC Senate from Ogun Central, Lanre Tejuoso , APC House of Representatives candidate, Mikhail Kazeem and former Special Assistant to former President Obasanjo on women affairs, Chief Mrs.Titilayo Ajanaku.Others who could ot vote were all electorate inward 11 unit 21 as officials of Independent National Electoral Commissions failed to showup.Also at ward 10 unit 1 and 2 in Abeokuta North out of 704 registered voters only 18 people had PVCs and were allowed to cast their vote.At Ward 15, Unit 13 Polling Centre, Omida, Abeokuta, Buhari polled 118 votes, while Peoples Democratic Party got 47.Again at Ward 1, Unit 8, Ilawo Abeokuta North Local Government, Buhari polled 129, as againt Jonathan’s 28. At Ward 1, Unit 4, Buhari scored 129, while Jonathan managed to get 14.Also, results coming in from National Assembly elections, showed that APC candidates have defeated most of the PDP candidates; for example at Ward 15, Unit 13, for House of Representatives, APC candidate scored 49, while PDP candidate scored 16 andSocial Democratic Party (PDP) polled nine. Forthe Senate, APC scored 49, PDP 21 and SDP 7.At Obasanjo’s ward, APC polled 98 as against PDP’s 8 and SDP 12 for the House of Representatives seat. For Senate, APC got 93, PDP 8 and SDP 15.At Ward 1, Unit 8, Ilawo, Abeokuta North local government, for the House of Representatives,APC scored 125 as against PDP’s 27. For the Senate, APC polled 126, PDP 28, SDP 3 and Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), got 1.At Ward 1, Unit 4, Abeokuta North, for the House of Representatives, APC scored 126, PDP 17, while SDP got 5. For the Senate, APC polled 116 as against PDP’s 21 and SDP 9.Reports from many part of the state, indicated that the APC was leading in almost all the centres.The race was however, neck to neck between APC and PDP in Ijebu area of the state.The election was peaceful, as there was not major incident recorded so far.The former president, who spoke shortly after he was accredited by electoral officers at African Grammar School polling unit, Ward 11 in Abeokuta North Local Government of Ogun state, said that the election ” is a constitutional issue and every four years whether for all elective officers in Nigeria, we must go through this ritual”.He added: “What I have gone through is very okay, they checked my card, my finger print and they said it was okay and that I should come back and vote.”Ashimu Argungun, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Southwest zone, also said: “The election is perfectly alright, the election is going on smoothly, not only here, as you know, I am DIG Ashimu Argungun in charge of the Southwest for the election, almost from Lagos down to here and other Southwest, things are going on perfectly as expected, everybody is conducting themselves in line with the dictates of the election exercise.“In terms of peace, everything is going on peacefully, I can rate the level of peaceful conduct at 9+ per cent, even above that, in terms of peace even everywhere I visited, no fight, no argument of whatsoever.”In Ogun state, security agencies, including Army, Police, Civil Defence, SSS and other paramilitary were seen at every strategic points and polling units manning INEC sensitive materials and supporting electoral officers at polling booths, although there weresome good numbers of men of Nigerian Army barricading major roads and streets, especially entry and exit roads in major cities of the state.Large turnout was witnessed almost every where in Ogun state despite heavy rain in Ado-Odo/Ota and some part of Ijebu in Ogun east, but defied rainfall and went to cast their ballots in a very peaceful manner, just as the observers were even ‘jobless’ since there were no strong challenges to attend to.Although, some challenges were encountered in some polling units in Ado-Odo/Ota, Abeokuta, Ilaro, Owode, Ijebu-Igbo, Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu among others as a result of malfunction and slow pace of card readers, INEC was however beat the situation as alternatives were provided in form of incidence forms to ease the voting processes in the affected areas.But, findings in Ijebu-Igbo in Ijebu in Ijebu North local government area of the state was worrisome as voters were sighted collecting N2, 000 for each vote cast in virtually all the polling units visited were indicated that votersshowed their ballot papers to party agents after casting their votes.The voters were immediately and subsequently directed to another group of about five people who gave them money for voting their candidates.Ijebu-Igbo is the hometown of the Senatorial Candidates of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Buruji Kashamu and Adegbenga Kaka of Social Democratic Party (SDP)A beneficiary, who was also a voter in the axis told news men after voting said he received N2, 000 for voting for PDP candidate.He explained that he was at the voting center purposely to vote for Kashamu and no other candidate adding that they were properly trained on how to get their money after showing evidence of voting.

kudoxs:
If you snap the electoral process without having the proper accreditation, i sorry for you o, if you are caught, NL wont bail you out. Just go n vote n monitor your vote, you don't have to post pictures online.

You are right but the thread is just for us to post happening in our area and please no false posts, let's just keep ourselves up to date

As we go into today to cast our votes, I feel we should have a thread where we can post happenings at different polling units, let's show Nigeria's what's happening in our respective polling units.
The door is opened, good morning everyone

barcanista:
Contrary to rumors, there was nothing like sell out in the SW by then ACN. The party NEVER campaigned for GEJ but Ribadu. It was the PDP's Structure in SW that mobilised for GEJ. The structure is still in tact(and more has even be added). ACN won the governorship because of several facors.

2. Jonathan is not hating on any north. Truth be told the majority muslim northern polutation in NW and NE voted for Buhari, the majority 30-35%(or 40%) Christian population voted for Jonathan. Among the Northern Christians, Buhari's image is not favorable and has always been like that since 2003. The NC has always been PDP's stronghold. GEJ fought BH but GMB was complaining that ND Militants weren't fought with brute force forgeting that BH is terrorist group while Militants of ND aren't.

3. GMB support in the South West(without AC) has always been poor. However, AC has never won the SW in ANY Presidential election despite fielding in two elections and having 3 incumbents SW Governors in 2011. As at now, they have even lost in fortune.

Guy you claim to be a very good analyst but you don't get the details at times. Now you must take note that the whole south worked for GEJ in 2011, these are facts, I had close inec staff that were serious part of that election and I can tell you categorically that almost all South Governors worked for him. but the truth is that today everything has changed. Its only self delusion will make you feel Gej will have d massive support he had last time, I am a southern I have many eastern friends that were once a die hard fan of gej but sad today as I talk to you things have changed. You are just a spectator so don't jump into many things you can't defend. if the APC don't have structure As you claim why has gej been very disturb why those rush to Lagos?? if gej will win SW, its because of certain things the ordinary eye may not see. this election will not be an easy ride, leave out every other past election out of it because records are meant to be broken

nairaland is bias and its too bad

the topic is wrong, he never said so

wordcat:
The tire me ooooooo.

Ok, let's assume that Nigerian Military is as clueless as some media propagandists wants us to believe but Is Chad the only foreign troops in the MNJTF?
Why are they always in the news?

Nigeria army should come out and disclaim it if its not true

Chadian and Nigerien troops fighting Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East are reportedly begging their Nigerian counterparts to take over towns recaptured from the sect.Nigerian authorities had announced that troops had recaptured all towns occupied by members of the terrorist group in Adamawa and Yobe states, remaining Borno, the last of the three north-eastern states mostly affected by the insurgency.A report byThe New York Timeson Friday, entitled ‘Foreign troops beg Nigerian soldiers to occupy recaptured towns,’ said foreign troops had led journalists on a tour of the liberated towns without Nigerian troops on the ground.Chadian authorities were reported to be angered by “the near-total absence of cooperation from the Nigerians in a crucial regional battle.”The report said Chadian soldiers were wondering why they, and not the Nigerians, were holding towns like Damasak, several days after the last Boko Haram fighter has fled or been killed.The Chadian Foreign Minister, Moussa Faki Mahamat, was quoted as saying, “The Nigerian Army has not succeeded in facing Boko Haram. The occupation of these towns, this is up to Nigeria. My fondest wish is that they assume their responsibilities.“Our biggest wish is that the Nigerian Army pulls itself together — that it takes responsibility in the towns. We are ready to disengage, right away.”Second Lieutenant Hassan of the Chadian Army was quoted to have berated the Nigerian troops as failing in their responsibilities.He said, “We asked them (Nigerian Army) to come, to receive this town from us, but they have not come. It is because they are afraid.“We fought on the night of the 14th, and the last attack was on the 15th. We called them on the 16th and told them to come; they didn’t believe we were here.“It is up to them (Nigeria) to hold the town, not us,” said Lieutenant Hassan, referring tothe Nigerians. “Our role is offensive. Our mission is to chase the terrorists.”The Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Chris Olukolade, however, told our correspondent on the telephone on Saturday that it was not true that Nigerian troops were not willing to take over such territories.He said there was no town liberated by the Nigerian troops in the ongoing offensive against the insurgents that was not effectively cleared of terrorists’ presence and was not being well patrolled.He added that the collaborating nations hadwarned against “irresponsible” comments involving the operation, stressing that the military would not join issues with anyone.Olukolade said, “It is not true that our soldiers are not willing to take over such communities. There is no town that our soldiers have liberated that is not being well secured and well patrolled at the moment.“We have always warned against irresponsible comments in this collaboration and we are not ready to join issues with anybody.“We will do everything to sustain this collaboration.”
http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerian-soldiers-afraid-of-recaptured-boko-haram-towns-chad/

let's test the popularity of the two strong opposition contesting this election.
If today was the presidential election who do you think will be declared winner.
click share for GMB and like for GEJ

APC giving PDP real nightmare........let the movie unfold

its no more business as usual for PDP...this is the benefit of opposition

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Adamu Mu'azu, says there's no way his party will get a landslide victory in the forthcoming elections, but that he is “convinced” it would emerge victorious.
Why this statement.....is somebody scared
source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/19/landslide-victory-no-longer-feasible-pdp-says-chairman-muazu-party-woos-undecided-voters

GEJ look at what you have caused .....blame it on APC .......

olu77:
You already rated it. Akpabio is the best Udu is the worst. That is my own opinion o

lolzzz but why this UDU of a guy no get conscience??

Its about 8 years in office of 5 governors in south-south, lets take a rating of their performance from the best to the worst.....my view
1. G. Akpabio
2. R. Amechi
3. O. Adams
4. L. Imoke
5. E. Uduaghan
no rating for Dickson because he is still in his first tenure.........now your opinions, do you agree to the list above that Akpabio is the best governor while Uduaghan is the worst governor in south-south

PDP should just withdraw from the elections

Boss13:
@ OP do you want us to rate the president?

yes on the scale of 10

egift:
Jonathan will go down as one of the worst and biggest failure in the history of Nigeria.

if this man had use his first tenure well who is APC to challenge him i weep for my country

kestolove95:
So. Wetin. Dix. Man cum do now since himb president?

that is a million dollar question oooo

can GEJ be trusted with another four years??