Politics › Re: Sherriff Will End Up Working For APC – Gov Ganduje by gwales(op): 8:07pm On Feb 17, 2017*. Modified: 8:29pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
DozieInc: Let's watch and see. I don't trust this Modu Sheriff. This was an old news when pdp appointed him as the chairman of the party and were boasting of defeating apc in 2019. |
Politics › Sherriff Will End Up Working For APC – Gov Ganduje by gwales(op): 7:59pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Sherriff will end up working for APC – Gov Ganduje Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state has said the new national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Senator Ali Modu Sheriff will end up working for the All Progressives Congress (APC) judging from the antecedents and history of the chairman himself. Governor Abdullahi Ganduje has said Senator Ali Modu Sheriff will end up working for the APC in the long run. Ganduje who was responding to Sheriff’s statement that the PDP would reclaim power in 2019 described the statement as untenable. Daily Post reports that the governor told newsmen at the monthly APC media roundtable on Thursday, February 18 that new PDP chairman lacks the political clout to restore power to any party. He said: “I do not wish to engage in cross fire, but I will like to tell you that it is the normal utterance of one who wants to impress his followers. Ganduje who described Sheriff’s boasts to return PDP to power in 2019 as an empty threat, said the history of the chairman himself portrays him as a cross carpeter. “He is always on the move in changing from one party to the other. Even when he was in All Nigerian People’s Party (ANPP) for eight years, he was working for the Peoples Democratic Party," he said. Adding that: “Even, the APC started with him, and then he went back to the PDP and we were happy. I am sure in the long run he will work for us, and that is what I believe. “ We are happy because we believe in the long run he would work for us; find out his history, you will believe me." Meanwhile, the PDP leadership has remained disunited since Senator Ali Modu Sheriff emerged as the acting chairman of the party. The members of the board of trustees (BoT) on Tuesday, February 16, said Sheriff was not qualified to lead the party. Former minister of Transport, Chief Ebenezer Babatope who spoke shortly after a meeting of the BoT in Abuja, said the the BOT members rejected Ali Modu Sheriff as the party’s national chairman. The former minister called on Nigerians to disregard the report that Sheriff has been endorsed by the leadership of the party. https://www.naij.com/735809-pdps-new-chairman-will-work-apc-governor.html |
Politics › Re: Buhari Personal Assistant Congratulate Sheriff On Victory: Nigerians React by gwales: 7:53pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
thinkdip: Every right thinking person knows that the APC government is actually behind the menace going on in PDP. But one thing is sure, "what goes around comes around" APC would surely leave the corridors of power one day, so they should carefully make use of their brains and do what is needed of them. how is apc responsible. You were warned but like a headless chicken pdp refuse to heed the call Sherriff will end up working for APC – Gov Ganduje https://www.naij.com/735809-pdps-new-chairman-will-work-apc-governor.html |
Politics › Re: Time To Leave PDP For Sheriff, Create A New Party - Fani-kayode by gwales: 7:41pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
Mintek: That's exactly the way forward. Leave the party for Sheriff and his sponsor, Buhari.
This inept government needs a consistent kick on its butt and that'll be impossible with an APC mole leading the main opposition party
I'm all for the proposed mega party at this point. you were warned but like a headless chicken you refuse to heed the call Sherriff will end up working for APC – Gov Ganduje https://www.naij.com/735809-pdps-new-chairman-will-work-apc-governor.html |
Politics › Re: Ali Modu Sheriff Arrives His Residence In High Spirits After His Victory. PICS by gwales: 5:41pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
I think pdp didn't know the extent of the mistake they made by thinking they can control someone as Ali Modu sherriff. This was someone that was a senator in the 1990s. He defeated a sitting governor in app primary election singlehandedly and went on to become the governor. He was in the saddle of borno for two term and after his Governorship tenure elapse, make a return to Senate. He contested for the presidency twice in which in both occasion he buhari became the flagbearer. He uses senator saidu kum which at that time was the Secretary of anpp to frustrate buhari and result in him abandoning the party to form CPC. So when it comes to politics the likes of wike and fayose are still learners compare to SAS |
Politics › Re: Ali Modu Sherrif In High Spirits As He Arrives His Residence After Victory. PICS by gwales: 5:24pm On Feb 17, 2017*. Modified: 5:49pm On Feb 17, 2017 |
I think pdp didn't know the extent of the mistake they made by thinking they can control someone who is incontrollable, difficult as Ali Modu sherriff. This was someone that was a senator in the 1990s. He defeated a sitting governor in app primary election singlehandedly and went on to become the governor. He was in the saddle of borno for two term and after his Governorship tenure elapse, make a return to Senate. He contested for the presidency twice in which in both occasion buhari was the flagbearer. He uses senator saidu kumo which at that time was the Secretary of anpp to frustrate buhari and resulted in buhari abandoning the party to form CPC. So when it comes to politics the likes of wike and fayose are still learners compare to SAS |
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NYSC › Re: Allawee by gwales: 8:59am On Dec 29, 2016 |
I no c my own |
Investment › Re: Maryam Shetty Mocks MMM Over Its Closure. PICS by gwales: 5:31pm On Dec 13, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Ondo Guber: Sheriff Moves Against Mimiko, Deputy, Jegede, Others Over Pdp’s Loss by gwales: 8:39am On Dec 01, 2016 |
morbeta: This Sherif Na real sheriff oooo.....lol very stubborn fellow chai. only these man scattered and buried PDP,even Fayoshe is about to jump ship. sometimes I laugh at people who really don't know who SAS is. He was a senator in the 90s. He defeated a sitting governor during APP primaries Governorship primaries to become a governor. He was even responsible for frustrating buhari out of anpp. |
Politics › Re: SS/SE Pdp Government Office Holders Should Float A New Party With Apga. by gwales: 5:00pm On Nov 30, 2016 |
QuotaSystem: Beerfraud?
Atiku 2019?
New SE Party?
The various permutations of a confused, over emotional and politically handicapped iPod mind. lol Biafrans have forgotten dilector and are busy drumming support for the son of the north with their inconsequential 5% vote |
Politics › Re: Atiku Abubakar; Among The Best To Be Expected From Northern Nigeria. by gwales: 1:26pm On Nov 30, 2016 |
Wonders shall never end. After seeing the venom, hatred and insults these Biafrans directed to the north after their hero was soundly and roundly defeated by the northerners. To think that after a year and some months they have started drumming support for another northerner make me believe that with Biafrans anything is possible. |
Agriculture › Re: Paddy Rice From Yola by gwales: 11:52pm On Nov 29, 2016 |
RealityShot: Well..there is none..i asked around.. Lol
Guess I might plan to get a foreign equipment supplier
Thanks There are locally fabricated Mills that you can buy in kano |
Politics › Re: Thread For Lovers Of President Buhari And His Administration by gwales: 11:35pm On Nov 29, 2016 |
Buhari till corruption surrender |
Politics › Re: Ondo 2016: Echoes And Fears For 2019 Elections- Danjuma Abdullah by gwales: 12:25pm On Nov 29, 2016 |
[s] Turakidanjuma: If PDP raped Nigeria then what is APC doing......I guess they just aborted us. [/s] pdp would never come back. Now run along..... |
Politics › Re: Ondo 2016: Echoes And Fears For 2019 Elections- Danjuma Abdullah by gwales: 12:19pm On Nov 29, 2016 |
[s] Turakidanjuma: In the aftermath of the Ondo guber elections fears are being raised over the possible outcome of 2019 presidential elections. The manner and pattern of disenfranchisement of the PDP candidate is stunning and bewildering. The current administration is at its wits end in exploiting legal, political and electoral means in stopping the opposition.
The action of Okon Abang and their INEC collaborators in weeding out the candidate of the PDP should worry all well-meaning Nigerians. We look in consternation and fear of possible re-occurence in 2019. The economic implications are dire and fearful.
Should the outcome of the Ondo elections are to reflect the 2019 elections, then Nigerians should not hold their breath as the light at the end of the tunnel no longer exists. The recession that Nigerians are currently undergoing would last a lot longer than planned as this administration does not have a blue-print to salvage the economy. Take a look around you, everything that the PDP built in 16 years is being destroyed in less than 2 years.
Should the outcome of Ondo elections become a pointer to 2019, then expect the Niger Delta to continue the bombings and for the southern parts of Nigeria to continue to be left out in the scheme of things. Take a look around, everything the PDP built in 16 years is crumbling from the economy to free and fair elections. From Niger Delta militancy resurgence to clamours for seccession.
Should the outcome of the Ondo elections be taken as the nexus for 2019, then we are in for a long ride of more taxes. From the N50 being paid for deposits above 1,000 to the data charges increase that is to commence January 2017 and of course the three minutes call tax that will soon be implemented. Nigerians should expect more suffering and smiling or begin a revolution to put an end to suffering meted to all and sundry. As it stands 2019 would be a continuation of the 8 years of famine.
Lastly, should the outcome of the Ondo elections be taken as the pointer to 2019. Then more Agatu massacre, more churches will be vandalized and burnt like the ones in Niger state and Kaduna and Borno. Expect more attacks by the mobile Boko Haram [herdsmen] and the Shia. Expect more attacks on Christians in the North.
Should Ondo 2016 become 2019...................Then I weep for my country.
[b]Danjuma Abdullah is a Christian from Biu in southern Borno.
danjuma@9ja.site
http://9ja.site/2016/11/29/ondo-2016-echoes-and-fears-for-2019-elections-danjuma-abdullah/ [/s] [/s] good Nigerians have cursed pdp for raping them of their destiny during the 16yrs they rule the country. By 2019 kowa party would replace pdp as the opposition party |
Politics › Re: The North Wants To Rule Nigeria For 12 Years, Till 2027 by gwales: 11:00pm On Nov 26, 2016 |
MeAboki: Absolute bullcrap, codswallop!
If you haven't read your posts; I'd advise you so very carefully.
Anyone with basic English comprehension would understand that the meaning of the word lazy or laziness does change irrespective of the context used.
It still means indolence or lack of effort, industry or input in any sphere of individual or collective human activity; whether economic, physical, intellectual, social etc.
Now refer to and subsequently analyze one of your own statements below, where you also used the word laggard simultaneously and explain what you meant by this LAZINESS?
They are laggard region due to fact the laziness is rewarded with allocation money.
My question was straight forward and never disingenuous nor did I switch argument - as I hadn't offered any argument except to pose only a question - which remains: how are northerners lazy and by inference southerners more hardworking?
Are you suggesting that the disparity in poverty or wealth generation between the north and south (which you mentioned) is as a result of laziness on the part of northerners?
Would you by the same logic also say an economically rich country such as Saudi Arabia, with a high GDP, is richer than Nigeria because its citizens are more hard working and Nigerians lazy?
It should become clear by now that your earlier statement about northerners was unfounded, illogical and laced with bigotry and ignorance - pls don't compound your position with more silly excuses - you made a mistake; just accept it. epic!!! |
Politics › Re: Yoruba, Hausa And Igbo Political Orientation by gwales: 8:54am On Nov 22, 2016 |
“It is not correct to say that North is not as assertive as people think on 2015 presidency, you know here in the North, we have certain traditions that are sometimes misread as wickedness. The fact that we don’t come out shouting in abusive language and so on, does not mean that we don’t have deep-rooted concern for ourselves. This is not true. “All of us here are members of the ACF, and if you look at other parts of the country that are making noise, they are small enclaves, perhaps, may not be bigger than Kaduna State. Looking at the history of diversity and our style of governance, make us to behave slightly different from the others. “But I want to make it absolutely clear to you that ACF and all these other groups that have emerged in the recent past, we are all talking about the same thing. We are committed to northern interest, there is no question about it. " Ango Abdullahi. mrrights this quote by Ango Abdullahi sums up the people in the north |
Politics › Re: Who Can Win Atiku Politically And.......in 2019 by gwales: 7:47pm On Nov 20, 2016 |
kodine: but kwankwaso has already lost his value in kano for now....some of his trusted allies are no more...but u hv a point... sorry Kwankwaso doesnt need any ally or political jobber to be influential in kano, not even the ineffective present kano governor can compare himself to Kwankwaso. Kwankwasiyya is a movement |
Politics › Re: Who Can Win Atiku Politically And.......in 2019 by gwales: 6:45pm On Nov 20, 2016 |
With all his money and media he came 3rd behind Kwankwaso in apc primary |
Politics › Re: #2019nigeriadecides: Eliminate Any Euphoria Of Southern sodality -eastactivist by gwales: 12:22pm On Nov 20, 2016 |
Biafrans must support a northerner by fire by force |
Politics › Re: 2019: 4 Valid Reasons Why Nigerians Cannot Afford To Have Atiku In Aso Rock by gwales: 8:09pm On Nov 19, 2016 |
waternogetenemy: Atiku is the right man to keep Nigeria united, beyond 2019. Can u imagine wat wil happen if Atiku is rigged out? Nigeria will truly be toast. The entire NE/SE/SS/NC will go up in arms. Wat is happening now will look like childs plays, if Buhari dares to rig that election. Boko Haram, Militant and IPOB will be truly united then. Atiku is already president.  stick to your ss/se |
Politics › Re: 2019: 4 Valid Reasons Why Nigerians Cannot Afford To Have Atiku In Aso Rock by gwales: 8:04pm On Nov 19, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista: Lol Atiku won't even come third. Where will Atiku win? he can't win in SW, he has never won in NC, NE and NW (he even lost Adamawa to Buhari in 2007). He cannot win in South south, and CANNOT win in SE.
NB: I'm an apostle of Igbo VP in PDP. But hell, no Atiku you also forgot he came third behind Kwankwaso in apc primary |
Politics › Re: 2019: 4 Valid Reasons Why Nigerians Cannot Afford To Have Atiku In Aso Rock by gwales: 6:36pm On Nov 19, 2016 |
[s] waternogetenemy: The average SS/SE man is preparing to vote Atiku/Obi and escape doom from Buhari.
Atiku so far has not put a foot wrong, he appears moderate and considerate. [/s] atiku can only be president of Biafra |
Politics › Re: 2019: 4 Valid Reasons Why Nigerians Cannot Afford To Have Atiku In Aso Rock by gwales: 6:25pm On Nov 19, 2016 |
Sometimes I wonder how these ipad yoots reason, someone that came a distant third in apc primary is the person they now consider their messiah after tagging all northerners as evils |
Politics › Re: Photo Of Ojukwu At Presidential Campaign In 2007 by gwales: 9:20pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
Progressive01: At the home front, one junkie called FFK "successfully" kept screwing his beautiful Lolo while he looked on helplessly.
At the war front, dude took to his heels dressed like a woman to avoid detection- betraying what a "successful coward" he is.
In politics, dude "successfully" lost the presidential poll even in Anambra, his home state.
Nigger was an all round successful failure.
I hope his manhood lives on. take cover!!! |
Politics › Re: 2019 Igbo Presidency: Electoral Map-Abdullah Danjuma by gwales: 10:54pm On Nov 14, 2016 |
[s] Turakidanjuma: 2019: ELECTORAL MAP-DANJUMA ABDULLAH
The electoral map of 2015 revealed a lot about the Nigerian Voting pattern. This pattern is usually ignored by many Nigerian Political analyst.
First we would examine the 2015 electoral map and weigh the chances of not only an Igbo candidacy but also a Christian coalition.
{SEE MAP BELOW}
Fact 1: The South west did not Vote in Buhari.
They simply tilted the election result in his favour. Most South west states simply gave Buhari 55% of the Votes and this was not a wide margin as was once perceived. Look critically at the south West figures and perceive the vote margin.
Fact 2: The Northern Christian vote was the single largest vote that Jonathan had during the election.
Plateau delivered more votes to Jonathan than Anambra delivered.
Fact 3: The election was rigged before the election day.
Jonathan was either too weak to stop it or too docile to halt the widespread voter irregularity. In places such as Borno PVC’s was 85% distributed, whereas in Rivers State and Akwa Ibom, long queues and fights turned many back from collecting their PVC’s. In Biu, Chibok and shani [In Southern Borno], Christians were not allowed to get their PVC’s.
Fact 4: Voter turnout was low For Jonathan’s Supporters.
The total registered Voter for the election was 67.4 million. Accredited voters was 31.76 Million [less than 50%] and casted votes was 29 million.
With these facts on ground the electoral map for 2015 is presented below:
It should be noted that Buhari won only 55-65% of votes in the south west. In Ekiti Jonathan won with a margin of 45,000 votes.
With these in mind, the 2015 electoral map for Nigeria would take on the following adjustment.
South West
Massive loss of South west votes due to biting recession and the Buhari-Tinubu fallout. This would lead to a 30% vote split for Buhari in the region. The region may be marred by low voter turnout due to political betrayal the region experienced at the hand of the Northern Allies.
South South
The region would definitely vote for the candidate of the NEWLY FORMED Political Party. The voter turnout would be enormous as the Ijaw and Igbo Population of the region would deliver a bloc vote for their candidate.
South East
The south East Region would serve as a buffer zone to the heavy weight Northern states. The region would also deliver votes like their south South counterparts. In addition to these, the voter turnout would be huge and unprecedented. This would serve the Igbo nation to break the 40 years power streak.
North Central
Any Igbo presidential aspirant that ignores this zone does so at his peril. Benue state would repay the Agatu massacre and would deliver 75% of its votes for an Igbo candidate. Kogi and Taraba are two states that have consistently aligned with the south. Jonathan won convincingly in this state. Plateau has always voted for a Christian and would give a resounding vote to an Igbo presidential candidate. Kwara, Kaduna and Niger would divide their votes on an almost equal basis between Buhari and the igbo candidate. This would be bolstered if the recession increases as the election day nears.
North East
Jonathan lost in Adamawa by a low margin and so also would an Igbo candidacy. An Atiku candidacy would only serve to displace Muslim votes from Buhari. The overwhelming Christian population of Adamawa would kick back for the many years of Caliphate domination. Borno Christians would be energized to deliver 30% of the votes [if there is no rigging]. We as Borno Christians from Chibok to Biu, from Hawul to Shani and Bayo. We would let our voices be heard. Ever since the insurgency began, Christians in Borno have been the target. They kidnapped our girls [young Christian Girls], like they did to Oruru in Bayelsa. The attacks have mostly been borne by Christians. We would deliver an Igbo president by at least contributing our share of votes. Sabongari areas of Kano and the Christian population would contribute at least 500,000 votes to compensate for whatever voter fraud and children voting that would take place.
North West
Although this is Buhari’s stronghold, the Christian vote and minority voters would ensure that Buhari does not sail through without resistance.
At the end of the results collation we would have a huge victory on our side. Only we have a lot of work to do to materialize these- STARTING FROM UNITING THE IGBO POPULACE BEHIND ONE MAN.
Danjama is a Christian writing from Biu in southern Borno [email]danjuma@9ja.site[/email]
http://9ja.site/2016/11/14/2019-igbo-presidency-electoral-map-abdullah-danjuma/
[url]9ja.site[/url] is a Northern Christian Politcal blog dedicated to promoting an Igbo candidacy and National Equality. Visit us regularly @ [url]9ja.site[/url] [/s] next |
Politics › Re: Rochas Okorocha's Outfit To Dubar Sokoto (Photo) by gwales: 10:48am On Nov 06, 2016 |
Stu.pid ipod miscreants wailing |
Politics › Re: Fanshekara Underpass At 80% Completion In Kano by gwales(op): 1:18pm On Oct 31, 2016 |
Work has also commenced on katsina road
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