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Uba76:
How is the source from APC govt, guy

Hundeyin exposed how they have launched such websites for the campaign season, wait until you see the news from a known and reputable news media.

Check out the source of the news, another fly by night news website from the APC and government. I don't believe the authenticity of this post.

stigman:
My brother I will like to know more about the forum you talked about, is it quota.com ? Will love to visit the site thanks

quora.com

CoronaVirusRelo:
You should be ashamed of yourself if you are using WAEC result to celebrate Peter!

Do you lots have shame at all!

Where are the schools, hospital and IPP he built!

WAEC result my foot!

Many States have achieved that feet without their governors being celebrated.

you can't argue with facts and figures so you resort to insults, in a well regulated forum like quota, you would have been banned for at least a year for the insults made on this thread alone. ObiDatti is a goal. We remain obedient.

The residents of Ijagba, Imoru and Arimogija in Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State have raised the alarm over the incessant attacks on the communities by suspected killer-herdsmen.

In a ‘Save our Souls’ message to the state government, the residents who are mostly farmers claimed that the killer-herdsmen had been terrorising the communities for over two weeks, killing and destroying properties worth millions of naira.

It was gathered that the herdsmen had allegedly been destroying farmlands and crops which included yam, maize and cassava in the affected communities and if the farmers resisted them, they would attack them.

A source in one of the communities on Wednesday stated that the herdsmen who always kidnapped the residents of the community for ransom had warned them not to go near their farms and local plantation.

Consequently, according to the source, many residents had abandoned their homes and relocated from the affected communities to the neighboring towns and villages for fear of further attack.

The source said, “They recently entered into a house and kidnapped a young girl just hours after they released a man from their captive after collecting ransom which was negotiated from N10 million to N1 million.

“For fear of the attacks, some of the residents of the communities have left the area. We want government and the police to save us in this area.”

In a reaction, the monarch of Imoru town, Oba Rotimi Obamuwagun, confirmed the incessant invasion of the criminal herdsmen, whom he said always entered into the communities through a forest reserve between Ondo and Edo State.

He however commended the state government for its proactiveness in repelling the bandits and protecting the people.

“It is true, the criminals are into our communities ferociously. If not for the state government intervening in the matter, the criminals would have sacked all the communities here and sent everyone away from their homes. But we thank the government for intervening.”

Also reacting, the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Security matter, Alhaji Jimoh Dojumo, said those attacking the communities and villages were not from Ondo State but from neighbouring state of Edo, but the government was already taking action on them.

He explained that the criminals usually entered the state through footpath into the communities and villages, and leave through the same path to their state after committing the crime.

Dojumo stated, “They (killer-herdsmen) have been creating problems for us but our territory is secured with the presence of Amotekun men, but I can assure you that the activities of these criminals will soon be checked.

“But we are not relenting in our efforts to flush out criminal elements from the state to ensure security of lives and property of our people.”
When contacted, the police spokesperson in the state, Funmilayo Odunlami, said the command had not been briefed about the incident, saying the men of the force would be mobilised to the communities to ascertain the true nature of happenings.

https://punchng.com/residents-flee-ondo-communities-over-killer-herdsmen-attacks/

This man have no conscience what's ever,a man that introduced a Muslim Muslim ticket into Kaduna politics and supported it for Tinubu still has the audacity to say this? Truly, his conscience is dead.

Nigeria for Nigerians, ObiDatti is the solution. Let's send these old political vampires and their urchins home.

Nlfpmod Mynd44

Popular musician, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, has claimed that some people are calling on the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, to step down from the 2023 contest.

The Paul Okoye’s twin brother said the people behind the call knew Obi was a threat.

This is as he asked ‘frustrated Nigerians’ to take their anger to the ballot box come February 2023 to vote for Obi.

“Why are they not advising Kwankwaso, Sowore, or any other politician to withdraw from the race? Why @PeterObi? They know he is a threat. Dear frustrated Nigerians, take your anger to the ballot come February 2023 and vote for @NgLabour @PeterObi, it’s Nigerians’ turn!” he tweeted via his verified Twitter handle on Tuesday.

Stating further, he said the cabals and “beneficiaries of corruption” were against change, saying their ethnicity was not even the reason, but that they were afraid of the unity of the youths towards the 2023 elections.

The musician said the recent political waves were not even about Obi, adding that “corrupt politicians” had failed millions of Nigerians.

“The cabals and beneficiaries of the corrupt state of Nigeria do not want to see it change. It does not matter whether they’re Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa, when it comes to ensuring power remains with them, they unite against Nigerians! Now that the youths are united they are afraid.

The Power behind @PeterObi is the pains of millions of Nigerians who deserve a better life but were failed by the corrupt politicians! This is no longer about @PeterObi. This is about the millions of frustrated Nigerians/youths who want to take their anger to the ballot box,” he said.

https://punchng.com/why-cabals-want-obi-to-step-down-psquares-peter/

Given the extent of economic damage and insecurity under Buhari, 2023 is the make or break year for this country, the question is : are Nigerians ready to vote on basis of visible capacity or are we going to continue voting disasters into power? Onidatti is a goal.

worksmart:
Never follow kidnappers, even if they aiming weapon on you, you must run or fight to escape.

As for Soludo, he is election was assisted by IPOB sit at home order, which IPOB cancelled a day or two before the poll ensuring an extremely low turnout which in Nigeria invariably favours the ruling party in state governorship elections.

By his inactions he is giving tacit support to IPOB terrorism, as are all SE governors with the exception of Umahi of Ebonyi state.

you just read that the killing is suspected to be cult related and yet opened your dirty mouth to talk against IPOB? You're very dumb.

AreaFada2:
Actually, worse than these happen o. A 9ja accountant friend wanted to be doing part time Maths teacher many years ago. His taster day in a school was so horrible that he changed his mind on doing PGCE.

Students were throwing things around classroom, making loud noise, putting their feet on top of their desks, laughing, etc.

Throughout the session.

He said "I better quit before I murder some kids".

This from a very determined and nice Igbo guy o.

There are very good schools but they are more selective of both students and teachers.

Remember that most African teachers will end up in inner city schools that have trouble recruiting and retaining local British teachers.

Teachers of African descent should just prepare for the challenge ahead. It will be fairly easy for some but nightmare for others.

Well, we would just follow the standard procedure provided by the school. As long as there are teachers making a living there,we would do the same.

Hh

GreatChizzy:
Net income was £1,876. Property was £155,500. 5% of that was about £7,750 which was down payment for the property. An NHS Band 5 Nurse is currently at £27,655 per annum. And you calling them "poor".

You are just here spreading false information and missing representation of facts. £28,000 outside London, and South of England is a decent income. And there is no way a Government Teacher in Nigeria comes close to living a better life than a £28,000 income earner. You can continue spreading your false information,but the wise people will do research for themselves.

ignore the government troll farm urchin, the starting salary for London is higher, £28,000 is for other areas of the UK and it would be soon increased to 30k

GreatChizzy:
You are talking rubbish. I was earning £28,000 per annum when I bought my first 3 bedroom apartment in Telford England.

The thread was likely set up by a government troll farm to discourage Nigerian teachers from leaving for the UK next February.

I don't believe these posts, maybe the government troll farms just fabricated it to scare Nigerian teachers from leaving.

VTJN:
Lagos is obviously APC stronghold

even Osinbajo lost his polling unit in the last Presidential election, Lagos election results would shock many.

Workch:
We all know that peter Obi will win in Benue, plateau and Abuja.
He might even win nasarawa.
What we are looking at right now is how to steal some votes in northwest and northeast

the northeast have an almost 50 50 percentage of Christians to Muslim and members of both religions have suffered dearly in the hands of Book haram and herdsmen. I hope they would all vote for capacity instead of tribe and religion.

Mynd44 nlfpmod

Who else noticed how APC urchins have flooded this thread while trying to overturn logic on it's head? Affliction would not raise the second time. Peter Obi have assured Benue IDPs that his government would retrieve their homelands from the Fulani militia and safely return them home to their ancestral lands.

baretalk:
It's just one unruly police out of 500k policemen we have, he should be isolated, derobed and sent to jail. May the soul of the lady rest in peace.

the way you urchins lie without batting an eyelid always irritates me,which Nigeria have 500k policemen? Besides, the Nigerian police force is currently ranked as the worst in the world (Google it).

So we should vote for you so that Atiku who is a nothern Fulani Muslim would take over from Buhari who is also a nothern Fulani Muslim in a multicultural/multireligous country like Nigeria? You're deceiving yourself not us.

nony43:
E get as this thing be how Nigerians go de live as Refugees in their own country. God forbid bad thing.

Have you ever seen El-Rufai visit any of those attacked and killed Southern Kaduna villages like Ortom always do in Benue state ? This is to tell us what Ihejirika and Obadia said is true. Nigerian Muslims are the worst Muslims and human beings on earth.

Fulani not Nigerian Muslims, I have met a lot of peaceful and open minded Yoruba Muslims.

MasterTeeUSA:
Many months ago, years ago, I had wondered during GEJ why people kept dying without any viable solutions. In my own little analysis, I came up with a suggestion I had wanted to pen in an article, remove everyone from the outskirts of towns and villages, relocate them until you can guarantee their safety...they go after the criminals. By so doing, you prevent lots of collateral damage and keep people safe. As a matter of fact, I felt the govt should condemn some areas, level the villages, and create militarized zones that if anyone crosses, shoot to kill. To prevent an inter-village crisis, I felt this idea would work as well.

Years later, govt created the IDPs to allow for relocations. After many years, those in Borno State are finally being relocated back to areas built by the Govt with safety and protection among the conclaves.

The issue I have with people like Peter Obi is...they don't think about issues deeply and just run about saying what should be done or not be done. If he becomes the President and relocates all these people, it would cost more to keep them safe and someone like him will be reluctant to create IDPs. It might seem like a great idea or make for Monday Morning Talk Show for folks that don't do research or think deeply, but when you look at the idea behind IDPs, it has kept lots of people safe. I do think the Govt should have very good schools, hospitals, and proper welfare within the IDPs, but closing them down without say ...recruiting soldiers, police, and security infrastructures and putting in place so many things is a recipe for disaster. Leaders do not think about what is popular, they do what is RIGHT. I pray we choose and vote wisely. Obama was a good example...he was less effective in solving lots of issues...even ObamaCare had to be saved from itself.

Peter Obi have already said it that local government and state policing is the answer (community policing). These people wouldn't be attacked if their had their own police/armed militia. Community policing is the proper approach in Western societies that have enabled the survival of their agricultural sector. What you're suggesting would collapse our agriculture and lead to widespread hunger and famine. Nigeria have one of the lowest police to population ratio in the world and most of them are tied to VIPs as escorts or similar duties. The police force been administered from far away Abuja is unable to quickly respond to local situations and is often accused to pandering to tribal interests. If the Benue government can establish it's own state and local government police force with stations in all communities of each local government, Fulani herdsmen wouldn't even dare to attack them talk more of succeeding.

As then governor of Anambra state, Obi established an IDP camp for Kogi people displaced by flooding at Ajayi Crowther Onitsha and catered for their upkeep and security,he also visited the affected parts of Kofi state then by canoe.

By the time Buhari finished dealing with Nigerians with taxes,the cost of goods would be 1000% of what it was when he took over power in 2015.

FG plans import levy to finance AfDB, W’Bank obligations
25th December 2022

The Federal Government has initiated plans to introduce O.5 per cent levy on imported goods to raise funds to meet its obligations to the African Development Bank, the World Bank and other multilateral organisations.

This is contained in a document titled ‘Invitation to a One Day Public Hearing and Submission of Memoranda on the 2022 Finance Bill,’ released by the House of Representatives Committee on Finance.

The new levy was introduced into the 2022 Finance Bill under Sector 13 for Customs, Excise, Tariff, etc. (Consolidation) Act.

The document read in part, “In addition to extant customs duties and other approved charges, a levy of 0.5 per cent is hereby imposed on all eligible goods imported into Nigeria from outside Africa to finance capital contributions, subscriptions and other financial obligations to the African Union, African Development Bank, African Export-Import Bank, ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development, Islamic Development Bank, United Nations and other multilateral institutions as may be designated by regulation issued by the minister responsible for finance.”

The government explained in the document that the amendment was essential to ensure certainty and sustainability of funding of the African Union and other key multilateral development institutions, “to bring into effect the Decision of the Outcome of the Retreat of the Assembly of the African Union (Assembly/AU/Dec.605; XXVII), and Federal Executive Council decision”.

This move is part of the government’s efforts to checkmate the country’s rising debt profile.

An Abuja-based economist, Chris Uwadoka, who spoke with our correspondent over the phone on the new levy, said it is a fiscal measure within the government’s capacity.

He said that since the government does not want to fail with its debt obligations, it has to devise measures to ensure it meets these obligations.

While presenting the 2023 appropriation bill to a joint session of the National Assembly recently, the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), noted that despite the revenue challenges in the country, the country still consistently met its debt service obligation.

“Despite our revenue challenges, we have consistently met our debt service commitments. Staff salaries and statutory transfers have also been paid as and when due,” Buhari added.

https://punchng.com/fg-plans-import-levy-to-finance-afdb-wbank-obligations/

Vote for Peter Obi for even development of the country, he would dredge the river Niger from Onitsha to Baro port in Niger state to lake Chad. All the eastern seaports from warrior to port Harcourt to calabar would be rehabilitated to reduce pressure on Lagos ports.

ronalmagic10:
If the deputy governor has a problem with how the military men do their work then he should go through the right channels and not grandstanding in public

With the level of insecurity in Anambra, it is not surprising to see the military mounting roadblocks along major roads to try get these criminal elements lurking around

If I were president buhari, I would issue a order for all military and police men to evacuate the south east and let them secure themselves. There's no need risking your precious lives for people that do not appreciate your efforts but buhari being a reasonable man would never do so

You'll never see them condemn the nefarious activities of ipob, esn and other criminal elements but they're always quick to castigate police and other uniform men

he should take them to Kaduna, Zamfara,Gombe etc where they're needed and would be appreciated. What's the need to mount road blocks when they consistently fail to respond during attacks from Fulani herdsmen?