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The state coordinator of
National Volunteer for Lamido
2015, Malam Musa Gambo
Guri, who addressed the crowd
in Dutse, said the arrest was
political, aimed at tarnishing
the image of the governor.
He said this would not deter
them from supporting him to
vie for the office of president in
2015.

Political motivated! Like serious?

geeez: Is anyone of his sons named Stella?

So it's only my kinsmen and women that don't protest the arrest of their sons and daughters for fraud

Ibori
Stella
Lamido

Hmmmm

God dey

What's this 1 saying?

Jobless and hungry people
supporting fraud and
corruption in the name of
tribe/ethnicity…this is a
show of shame.

This is the type of people APC are associating with. Well time will tell the intentions of that dead on arrival party called APC whether they came to save or to add more injuries.
Any time a sitting Governor nurses presidential ambitions, the consequences is that the state and its citizens suffer and become derailed economically (case of Imo state and rochas). Because the Governor’s money printing machine for the huge money gulping presidential money-politics is the state’s resources. So fellow Nigerians, whenever your governor rabidly wants to be president watch him or her and have EFCC monitor your state wealth against the inevitable thievery by your president wannabe governor.

BY ALIYU DANGIDA
DUTSE —
Thousands of youths
under the umbrella of National
Volunteer for Lamido 2015 took
to the streets of Dutse, the
Jigawa State capital, protesting
the arrest of two sons of Jigawa
state governor, Sule Lamido, by
the official of Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission,
EFCC, last week.
The two sons, Mustapha and
Aminu Sule Lamido, were
arrested last Thursday at their
residences in Kano for alleged
N10 billion money laundering.
Efforts by Governor Lamido
and his associates to see that
the EFCC released the two
accused on bail proved abortive.
It was learnt that two senior
lawyers have taken over the
case with the longest serving
lawyer for Lamido, Mr. Offiong
Offiong (SAN) heading the
team.
The state coordinator of
National Volunteer for Lamido
2015, Malam Musa Gambo
Guri, who addressed the crowd
in Dutse, said the arrest was
political, aimed at tarnishing
the image of the governor.
He said this would not deter
them from supporting him to
vie for the office of president in
2015.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/youths-protest-arrest-jigawa-govs-sons/

Orlando Owoh: Typical of Igbo, supporting anything bad.

You are pathetic i swear! If Igbos are known for substandard goods what are you known for?
#from substandard Innoson motorcycle to substandard Innoson motor and still counting.......

Property agent jailed 15 years for defrauding 100 clients
http://www.punchng.com/news/property-agent-jailed-15-years-for-defrauding-100-clients/

Without the so called "substandard" how many of you can buy generator, frigbe, TV set etc.
How i wish FG can give us "substandard" steady power supply

berem: ..

Lol......
This girl don't go commit suicide o

AtlanticBreeze: oh please, keep throwing names around. So I Lost? Who won then?

Anambra people have chosen their governor the man is Obiano
UP APGA
Imo next

But one thing baffles me, how can someone expect APC to win Ojukwu’s party in Igbo land., even after the boko haram , the bedrock of APC had slaughtered many Igbos in the north. Nawaooo! Which type of ambition this Tinubu and his party have? Three wise men came from the East to see Jesus not from the West. It’s wrong to “carry guy go America”

Deploy Jesus Christ or Prophet Mohammed to head Nigeria INEC? the choice is yours now because Guobadia is evil , Humphrey Nwaosu is childish , Iwu Maurice is devil incarnate and Jega is compromised to the teeth your Alhaji Ngige is even calling the rejected stone Iwu Maurice as the best INEC Chairman ever had in Nigeria electoral body. Didn’t you heard that from Alhaji Ngige in his yesterday’s sermon? You people (APC touts) are definitely confused and need to be traded out of this country if not the abolition of slave trade

AtlanticBreeze: You are the disgrace here fool. You are clearly not from Anambra, that's why you are insulting our women, if you are looking for prostitutes why not look at your mother and sisters, unbreeded Animal

FreeGlobe suddenly suddenly?
I de laugh!

Why, because you lost? because I am sure you will not be telling us this crap if APC had won.

berem: Aren't you ashamed of yourself? Please go back and modify your silly comment and desist from calling your own women prostitutes. Ihere o na eme kwa gi? How would you feel if someone called your own mum a prostitute? You had the guts to call those women names because they verged their anger on a fraudulent election? You don't fit to be called a human! "Spits on him"

tell it to the birds..we are wiser

berem: you should be ashamed of yourself for calling your own women prostitutes because they went on a protest. Am not surprised! Igbo men like you do not have respect for their women. May God forgive you for your statement.

You and those clowns that allowed them selves to be bought with a bottle of Guinness malt deserve koboko with such disgrace.
up apga

Youngzedd: Check the bolded. I will like to remind you that those women are people's mothers.

Be extremely careful to what you say, your post says a lot about you.

They are disgrace to womanhood hence deserve the insult melted on them

berem: very shameful my brother! I feel so ashamed belonging to the same region with such people. Its just so sad honestly!

When APGA rigged Rochas in in 2011 you was celebrating taunting free and fair election, wait till 2015 we are taking over Imo again either by hook or by crook

Abagworo: I wonder how proud someone that rigged election will feel when he's out of office. Let them try it in Imo and there will be a real war. Igbos need to stop being naïve and always stand up for what is right and not what will give them money. I will feel let down if one man can take the entire Anambra State for a ride and get away with it.

rented crowd ,only 200 was bought and sold..poor figure. ooo.1 of the state population.shame to those that did the shoddy job.

berem: Now the real anambrans have verged their anger. Depriving the masses of their right to vote is the biggest fraud to ever happen in any election. They shouldn't relent in their protest till the election is cancelled.

Only 200 women across 21 LGA of a state? I thought it should be 2million women. Pls the law enforcement agency in the state should hurriedly arrest those rented prostitutes without delay. Who do not know that even in a funeral organised by a single member of a family do solemnly hired women criers from neighbouring communities even more than 200 of them to grease the burial ceremony? E fumi ojare!

Is even better they have cried for Alhaji Ngige while he is still alive and the second cry to him will be the day Alhaji Ngige will be communed to Mother Earth .

Hahahahaha, women hired to protest! Well, not new! The Anambra people have chosen their governor perhaps to the chagrin of other contestants. That’s politics. But one thing baffles me, how can someone expect APC to win Ojukwu’s party in Igbo land., even after the boko haram , the bedrock of APC had slaughtered many Igbos in the north. Nawaoo! Which type of ambition this Tinubu and his party have? Three wise men came from the East to see Jesus not from the West. It’s wrong to “carry guy go America”

Women protesting alleged irregularities and disenfranchisement during the Anambra State governorship election in Awka ... on Sunday.
About  200 women from the 21 local government areas  in  Anambra State on Sunday protested the conduct of    Saturday’s  governorship election   in the state.

They said  the election was not credible and called for  its cancellation  and conduct of a fresh one.

The  women, who  carried leaves , expressed their disappointment with the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega.

They rolled repeatedly on the road leading to the INEC office   chanting , “Jega has failed us,’ and   ‘He should resign or be removed.”

A combined team of police officers and soldiers resisted their attempts to gain entry into the INEC premises.

Infuriated ,  the women,   who gathered  at Arroma Junction and  marched through  the Alex Ekwueme,     rained abuses on the  policemen and soldiers.

Spokesperson  for  the protesters, Mrs. Angela Akukalia, said many  people   were disenfranchised as their names were not found on the  voter  registers.

She said, “The election materials were not even available in most polling units across the state.

“In areas where they were available, they arrived so late and by then, most people had gone home.

“Even the rescheduled election in Idemili North was fixed on a Sunday when most people go to church and would not  be  around to vote.

“This was a scientific way to rig the  election. Jega has failed us. He has shown he is not capable.”

 She added that the “election should be cancelled because it is beyond Idemili North’’  where the rerun poll in 65 polling units  held on Sunday.

Before the protest by the women, three   candidates for  the  election  closed ranks to kick against the conduct of the  exercise  that  their All Progressives Grand Alliance  counterpart, Chief Willie Obiano, was leading in 20 councils as of  Sunday evening.

The candidates – Senator Chris Ngige of the All Progressive Congress, Tony Nwoye, Peoples Democratic Party; and  Ifeanyi Ubah, Labour Party, at a joint press conference in Awka,  called on INEC  to stop further announcement of the results   because  of alleged widespread irregularities.

They claimed that the  conduct of rerun election in some polling units in Idemili North Local Government Area was a waste of time.

“They can do any amount of voting they like. But subject to consultations with the leadership of our parties, no result should be announced.  A word is enough for the wise,”  Ngige, Nwoye and Ubah said in a five-page statement.

  They insisted that    fraudulent practices and massive irregularities that greeted the election  on Saturday  had made it  to fall substantially below the requirements of the Electoral Act.

They said the parties were deceived by the INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, who told  them  on Wednesday that the voter   register was perfect .

The candidates also alleged massive security lapse, which gave room for the intimidation of their supporters and agents.

They further alleged that there was a massive deployment of Anambra State government funds in all the polling units to buy votes.

Their statement added, “Some of the voters were paid as much as N10,000.

“Having noted these points and having noted the compromising stance of INEC officials, we have come to the inevitable conclusion that this commission (INEC) is determined to go back to its old ways.”

- Rerun poll boycotted

They had before briefing journalists announced that they had  boycotted the rerun election in  in 65 wards in Idemili North on Sunday.

The election was cancelled in the   wards because election materials  could not be delivered there on Saturday, the day   of the poll.

 INEC  deferred declaration of all the finals  result until  those of the  rerun  were  collated.

As of 12 midnight, electoral officers were seen arriving at the INEC office in Awka.

One of them told The PUNCH that the final result might not be ready until 3 am.

Ngige and Nwoye had earlier on Sunday morning also complained about the conduct of the poll and called for its cancellation.

While the APC candidate  had the backing of the national leadership of his party, Nwoye seemed to be acting alone as the PDP headquarters  said  it was satisfied with the conduct of the election.

- APGA praises election conduct

APGA  however praised the conduct of the election and said INEC had fulfilled its qpromise to make  it the best   ever.

“We are satisfied with the way INEC has conducted this exercise so far. We are thoroughly satisfied with the conduct of the security agencies,” the National Chairman of the party, Chief Victor Umeh, said.

Umeh accused those that have questioned the credibility of the election of not being agents of the truth.

He added that they    were  complaining because it had become clear to them that they would lose.

On the allegations that APGA rigged the process with INEC, Umeh said, “We  will never rig election in this state. We believe in due process. We believe in the rule of law.”

- Poll fell below standard–Situation room

But,  the Nigeria Civil Society Election Situation Room, a coalition of 40 civil society organisations that monitored the election,   said it  fell short of standards.

 In a statement   on Sunday,  the organisation  noted   that poor deployment of logistics,   materials, and  incompetence of many polling officials contributed to the  problems that affected the poll.

 The  statement  by the leader of the group, Mr. Tunji Lardner, added,   “INEC’s conduct of the governorship election in Anambra State poses serious concerns ahead of the 2015 general elections and the Situation Room calls on INEC to change its strategy with a view to improving on its preparations for the 2015 elections.”
http://www.punchng.com/news/anambra-poll-protests-as-obiano-maintains-lead/

[quote author=truelove.com]The reason Ngige won the senetorial seat is because Dora has lots of enemies in anambra. When Dora was the head of Nafdac, she destroyed lots of shops and goods in onitsha, which were fake drugs. Most shops in anambra were shut down. Most Anambrarians saw her as an enemy of progress[/quote]He rigged the election with his thugs

SAHARATV: Chris Ngige Would Want To Manipulate The Electoral Says Anambra’s Resident Electoral Commissioner Prof Onukogu

Prof. Chukwuemeka Onikogu
By SaharaReporters, New York
The Resident Electoral Commissioner for Anambra State, Professor Chukwuemeka Onukogu says APC candidate in the gubernatorial elections Dr. Chris Ngige is not sincere.
Professor Onukogu was speaking with SaharaTV in reaction to an earlier statement made by Dr. Ngige to the effect that Professor Onukogu could not be trusted to conduct a free and fair election going by his conduct in the 2011 elections.  
"Apart from the fact that Chris himself is not sincere, Chris is one who would want to manipulate the system" Professor Onukogu said.
He added that Dr. Ngige was not being objective when he described him as partial since his state is the only one which has had more than 3 different political parties winning seats in the national and state assembly.  The INEC Commissioner debunked assertions that there was low voter turnout as a result of heavy military and police presence in the state during the voting exercise.
 "There has been an inherent voter apathy in Anambra State. Anambra State is one state in the country where moneybags hijack the electoral system and try to manipulate the electoral system to suit themselves", he said.
He said politicians in Anambra state are noted for issuing empty promises in a bid to win elections and fail to deliver afterwards. According to him, the voters have began seeing through politicians tricks and have thus reacted by not turning up to vote at all, leading to the low turnout.   He said the turnout this year was actually better than that 2011, an election he also conducted.

Kingsley1000: ...Inec should be sued for conniving with apga to punish an innocent man..what God will judge are many shm....imagine apga sharing money in open,just to convince people vote for them..Nigeria which way?

How this rabbis infested dog managed to come?

Kingsley1000: ANAMBRARIANS AREN'T HAPPY RIGHT NOW...

FOOL! Continue deluding your self

National Confab: APC is standing against the people – Odumakin
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/national-confab-apc-standing-people-odumakin/
This is the same party you want us to vote in in Igbo land? The party that stand against the future of Nigeria, a never do well party

APC apologies would have been celebrating and taunting "victory for democracy" by now had the machineries Ngige imported from Osun state succeeded in helping him rig the election in his favour.

caseless: sharap! Ngige is putting on a good fight!

Lol @ bolded
I swear Ngige no see 3rd position
My prediction:
APGA..............................
PDP.........................
LABOUR...........
APC.....
Others..

odua son: Go through the guy's posts and see if he isn't from anambra,
Anyone that disagrees with you is automatically "Yoruba"
Fuckin'g moro'n

I don't give a fvck weda he's from Anambra state or not.
APC should not infiltrate our beloved igboland with bokoharam and southwest witchcraft….we are industrious we dnt want owambe and almajiri system in our land….

[quote author=sweet_gala]Complete sadness has overwhelmed me. I would seem that the best man has not come out on-top but all the same we have an APGA winner.
What the people of Anambra need to ask themselves now is , "was that truely our desire, is that the man that has our best interests"

Cause I've head anambranians say the would prefer ngige but want none of APC.

And this Jega case is just something else .[/quote]Mr man what concern you with Anambra election? Ngige is losing because police prevented the agberos he imported from Osun state to vote for him.

justhelp: if you are so confident that Apc can not win, why don't you allow free and fair election,thus the fear of Apc is the end of Apga.

It is unfortunate, you would have prefered APC to win but the truth is that APGA will win Anambra even if the election is conducted 20 times,so forget that idea of APC for now in any SE, and SS states.