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They have Buhari to offer but sorry Nigerians doesn't need Buhari so they offered Atiku. Well Atiku is better

Pet Obi hardly walk around with security, he walks freely without police, he is different from other Nigerian politicians
well op please get yourself a dictionary, check the meaning of notorious and thank me later

Let's hope they make it

Wow! this is Isaac make department colleague at NDU. The boy can sculpt for Africa. In fact GanaGana is a wonderful lecturer. I remember that year Isaac sculpted the image of Adaka Boro in Angiama and was rewarded with twenty thousand naira by Governor Dickson. politicians are wicked. congrats Isaac.

So its true that Yoruba's are Hausa slaves? na wa ooooo

let's see how it goes, PDP should make Ihedioha their flag bearer first

The Dynamic preacher of the Gospel in a long epistle he wrote to Ndi Imo which was made available to newsmen encourages every well meaning Imolite to vote for Hon. Emeka Ihedioha in 2019 election because according to him Ihedioha is a quality Giver.

He wrote "Dear Imolites,
My name is James Des Nwogu, a true indigene of Imo State from Amumara Ezinihitte Mbaise, Imo State.
Before I continue, I want to categorically state that I am not under the payroll of any politician or political party anywhere, my write-up here is based on my observations, yes, my observation on the political development in the State.

I write this without sentiment or biased mind, but to air my view on a critical issue that affects all of us and that is ‘Governance’.
Imo as a State has all it takes to lead in terms of development and industrialisation not just in Nigeria, or Africa but in the world as a whole. It is no news that Imo State is among the top oil-producing States in the country, we are also blessed with other mineral resources like limestone, clay, lead etc.
when it comes to education, Imo State leads, other states follow, it was reported that Imo State has the highest number of professors in Nigeria. In spite of all this, it seems Imo State has not been able to harness her full potential, and we ask, what is really happening to our dear State? The answer is simple, ‘poor leadership’.
Poor leadership is the reason why so many educated youths in Imo State are roaming about in the streets of Owerri Jobless and helpless but not hopeless cause help is coming soon.
As a concerned citizen who has taken pains to study the happenings in Imo State over the years, I have come to the conclusion that Imo State needs a true leader, a man with the heart of Gold, a man whose conscience is still alive, a man who believes in justice and equity to govern her.
I have studied all the politicians vying for the office of the Governor in the State, and have found one who is unique among them. His name is Chief Emeka Ihedioha [omenkeahuruanya]
One thing that attracted my attention on him is his watchword ‘my word my bond’. Now that’s exactly what Imolites need, a man whose word is his bond. Here I am going to show you five good reasons while Ndi Imo should elect this honourable man come the year 2019.
For The Sake of Justice and Equity:
Justice and Equity should not be sacrificed on the alter political selfishness. Imo State is made up of three zones, which are Orlu Zone, Okigwe Zone, and Owerri Zone. There is this agreement that the Governorship seat of the state should rotate among the three zones. As it stands now, Orlu and Okigwe Zones have heard their own share of the sit respectively. Now every dick and harry in Nigeria knows that 2019 is the turn of Owerri Zone, equity demands that the Owerri Zone should be allowed to present a quality candidate who will lead this dear State. As it stands now by my findings, Emeka Ihedioha is the most qualified candidate from Owerri Zone. Every well-meaning Imolites should join hands to make this mission a success. Everybody with his or her conscience still alive should vote a candidate from Owerri Zone and one among such candidates is Chief Emeka Ihedioha.
For Quality Projects:
Chief Emeka Ihedioha is a man of his word, he has promised to deliver quality projects in the State if he’s elected Governor. He is a man who believes in quality and good standard. We could recall that a few days ago, some national dailies reported that the incumbent Governor of the State, Governor Rochas Okorocha had alleged that acidic rain is washing off the roads constructed by his administration. The current administration under APC is known for substandard projects that do not stand the test of time. Imolites should note that while roads constructed by the current administration a few months ago are being washed off by the purported acidic rain, the roads constructed by Chief Ihedioha about five years ago are still in good condition, that’s quality. Imo State needs quality roads and Ihedioha is the quality giver, these are facts you can verify.
Tested and Trusted:
Hon. Emeka Ihedioha has been tested and Trusted as long as Nigerian Politics is concerned, he was once the Deputy Speaker of the house of representative, he served Nigeria with his good heart, he was not biased, he is not desperate, unlike some other politicians. He had the opportunity to overthrow the then speaker; Hon Tambuwal with federal might, but no, he won’t do it cause he is a man of integrity. His words are really his bond.
He is a Youth:
Nigeria needs fresh blood like Emeka in the helm of affairs of leadership. While I respect our ancestors, I also suggest that we allow the youth to lead also. Fresh minds are highly needed in Imo State and Emeka is the man. Dear Imolites lets not play politics with the future of our youths, let us vote Emeka a man who is exposed, educated matured, young and active, let’s vote for a man of integrity…… Emeka is that man.
No Trace of Corruption:
Chief Emeka Ihedioha was in the green chamber for almost 12 years and till date, no case of corruption has been traced to him, even his political enemies are helpless as they don’t have anything against him that can enable them to nail him. He is just pure, he is hardworking and committed to his cause, he is so transparent and accountable……. No one I mean no one has ever come out to place any case of corruption against him, he is a living legend when it comes to probity.
In conclusion, I stand boldly to say that Chief Emeka Ihedioha is the man Imolites are waiting for, he is the man that will be used by GOD to deliver Imolites from the jaw of the selfish oppressors, he is the right choice IMO State missed in the year 2015. Let’s correct the mistake of yesterday now…
His word His bond."
Let the man on green cap rule.https://toptrends.com.ng/five-reasons-why-ihedioha-should-be-imo-state-governor-in-2019-james-nwogu/

Gud move

Good, everyone should support him now

so many Nigerian youths are gullible, the lack sound memory.... sowere is more like a tug, and does not have what it takes to be president, he does things on contract, he works for APC, we can't forget in a hurry how he tried to blackmail Apostle Suleman Johnson before the truth sprang out even the lady confessed that she was paid to blackmail the man of God. We know how he blackmailed Good luck Jonathan, there are other cases of blackmail credited to sowere and his Sahara reporters..... forget sowere, Moghalu is the real deal

While some people are claiming sophisticated region, south east is silently developing to seriously.... soon Aba will beat Lagos in terms of development, I will not post pictures of latest developments in Aba now until Dr okezie completes some major projects..........

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Ten thousand naira up for grab, this is as she advertise a new movie produced by Kayc see screen shot below

Wow

Let truth be said, Igbo's has not felt any federal presence, imagine osibanjo and fashola coming down to ariara market just to commission an uncompleted generator house, that the height of deceit and incompetence on the part Buhari government. Igbo's are moving forward anyway even without federal Government

Okezie has failed ngwa people, Emela GI? comes to mind

Let them Photoshop till tomorrow, I will still marry her

Big Men and women

Glaring truth but it won't work ooo

Who knows the answer abeg give me expo

A seventeen year nollywood actress, Regina Daniels took to her Instagram account to announce that a Nigerian artiste paid her huge amount of money to cut her hair and feature in his upcoming video. See comments below.....https://emeksreport..co.ke/2018/05/tell-me-artist-who-paid-me-to-cut-my.html?m=1

Vote Prof Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu, Nigeria's best option. Former deputy CBN Gov; former UN chief.
Read his profile:
Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu was born in Lagos in 1963 as the first of five children of his parents. Nnewi, the famous commercial town in Anambra State, is his hometown. His late father Isaac Moghalu, a retired Permanent Secretary, was a Nigerian Foreign Service Officer in the 1960s. Kingsley and his parents lived first at Webb Road in Ikoyi, Lagos and later in Geneva, Switzerland and Washington DC, USA in his early years. His mother, Lady Vidah Moghalu, a retired dietician, is now a Christian evangelist. Kingsley’s Igbo name Chiedu literally means “the Lord is my shepherd” or “led by the Spirit of God”. Little-known, he also has a Yoruba name, Ayodele, given to him by the late Mrs. Fumilayo Ransome-Kuti who was a friend of his parents in the early sixties.
After secondary school education at Government College, Umuahia and Federal Government College, Enugu, Kingsley graduated in law from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) assignment as a Legal Officer in Shell Petroleum’s headquarters in Lagos followed. He then worked in the late 1980s as the General Counsel of the now-defunct Newswatch magazine, the leading light of the Nigerian media at the time. But his sights were set firmly on the global stage. To further burnish his CV, he moonlighted as a special correspondent for prestigious foreign newspapers including South magazine in London, Christian Science Monitor in Boston, and Africa News Service in North Carolina (now the Washington DC-based AllAfrica Global Media) in the United States.
Kingsley was admitted to the M.A. programme at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in 1990. With a letter of recommendation from Professor Bolaji Akinyemi, a former Foreign Affairs Minister of Nigeria and an alumnus of the renowned institution, The Fletcher School awarded Moghalu the Joan Gillespie Fellowship for future leaders from developing countries. The young man with the determination of a long-distance runner turned down an opportunity to become the company secretary of one of several new-generation banks sprouting in Lagos at the time and left Nigeria for Boston.
Kingsley Moghalu graduated with an M.A. in International Relations in 1992 and was appointed into the international civil service of the United Nations as an entry level officer on his individual merit. He worked in strategic planning, legal affairs and executive management roles in Cambodia, New York, Croatia, Tanzania, and Switzerland. A man who admits to having “workaholic tendencies”, he studied part-time and obtained a Ph.D. at the London School of Economics and Political Science while working as a senior UN officer assigned to The Global Fund in Geneva, Switzerland. Shuttling between Geneva and London, and in between frequent international official missions to various countries, he completed his 500-page doctoral dissertation in 12 months, shattering previous records at the University of London. As if a Ph.D was not nearly enough, he studied further at the UK Institute of Risk Management in London and became a professionally certified risk management professional.
Hard work and professional competence brought recognition. By 2006, aged 43, Kingsley Moghalu had attained the highest career rank of Director in the UN system, and served for six months in New York (at the rank of Under-Secretary-General) as a member of a high-level panel appointed by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to revamp the accountability, regulatory and internal dispute resolution system for the 60,000 global UN workforce and management. His interests now began to shift to the private sector. In December 2008 Kingsley resigned from the UN system, deployed 100,000 Swiss Francs of his personal savings as capital and established Sogato Strategies S.A., a risk management and global strategy consultancy in Geneva. This calculated risk later paid off in unexpected ways.
Sogato Strategies soon acquired impressive clients like the Swiss bank UBS and Syngenta, the Swiss agrochemicals multinational. Life in the private sector was looking up. But an encounter with Sanusi Lamido Sanusi at the World Economic Forum in Cape Town, South Africa in mid-2009 changed Moghalu’s trajectory. Sanusi had just been appointed Governor of the CBN. He was looking for a deputy governor to help him execute an ambitious agenda of banking sector reform after the global financial crisis. The governor was on the lookout for an executive with credibility, international exposure, and knowledge of risk management. Kingsley fit the bill. Sanusi persuaded him to return home to Nigeria as a deputy governor of the central bank and recommended him to President Umaru Yar’Adua, who appointed Kingsley to the coveted position. By November 2009, after his confirmation by the Senate, the new Deputy Governor was at his desk at the CBN heading the reserve bank’s Financial System Stability (FSS) Directorate.
He left the CBN in November 2014 after completing his term of office. Does he have any regrets? “No, not at all”, he replied. Does he miss the central bank? “I gave my best in service at the Bank. But, in hindsight, it was best that I moved on to other things when I did”. A man with a strong global pedigree, just weeks after he left the CBN he was appointed a professor at Tufts University and a member of the Advisory Council of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF) in London, UK. In addition to his academic duties in Boston, the professor’s schedule is packed with public speaking engagements around the world and consulting assignments. He has advised the investment bank Goldman Sachs, and global private equity and asset management firms such as Actis, TPG and Eaton Vance.
Devoted family man
Kingsley is a devoted family man. In 1994, while living in New York City and working in the UN’s headquarters, he married the then Miss Maryanne Ezike, a banker, lawyer and a daughter of the late medical doctor and former Permanent Secretary, Dr. Christopher Ezike. Kingsley and Maryanne Moghalu have four children. A short while after we left his classroom at Tufts University, Prof. Moghalu and I had a memorable encounter with Hillary Clinton, the former United States Democratic Party presidential candidate, at a dinner event at Henrietta’s Table restaurant in The Charles Hotel at Harvard Square in Cambridge. In conversation as we took selfies with the famous American politician who lost her bid to become her country’s first woman President, it turned out that she has read the professor’s Emerging Africa, and she told me that I have a bright future.
I tweeted pictures of my encounter with Prof. Moghalu at Tufts University and it drew many positive responses. As in America and around the world, the ex-CBN Deputy Governor is well- regarded at home in Nigeria. One typical response from one of my tweeter followers, @ibsanusi read: “Kingsley Moghalu…one of the best brains of Nigeria. Unfortunately, we don’t know how to maximize our best hands.” As we left Henrietta’s Table after our time with Mrs. Clinton, the global professor inspired me as we parted. “Our country belongs to us all. We have a duty to make it better for our children and our youth”, he told me. Nigeria has not heard the last of one of its most accomplished sons. https://emeksreport..co.ke/2018/05/do-you-know-prof-kingsley-chiedu-moghalu_13.html?m=1

When is he coming to Amumara ward 1?

Kemi is a typical afonja, the same thing awolowo did after ojukwu released him from calabar prison, Yorubad, Linda is a hard working Igbo woman with pride, move on Linda don't mind Afonjas and their jealousy

Shedrack777:
he's the best at what he does

I see passion in him

let's watch

OK na

This is amazing, people gather every evening to watch this little boy perform wonders with his locally made drums
watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Dxj97789KE

Iberibe

Wow