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FIVE political parties in Ogun State Friday endorsed the candidature of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Gboyega Nasir Isiaka in the Feburary 28 Governorship election. The parties are African Democratic Congress (ADC), Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN), African People Allience (APA), Action Alliance (AA) and People for Democratic Change (PDC). The Chairman of APA, Alhaji Mojeed Alao Kelani who spoke on behalf of the other parties at a Press Conference in Abeokuta, said they arrived at the decision because they were convinced that Isiaka would be able to provide the State with a “resourceful and purposeful leadership.” Besides, he said they had no doubt that Isiaka’s administration would be able to “deliver the much eluded dividends of democracy.” To the five parties, the present All Progressives Congress (APC) administration in the State has been “engrossed in cosmetic programmes to build bridges and roads” which are concentrated only in the urban areas. “The decision to adopt the PDP political party candidate was taken by our various political parties after series of deliberations and a thorough search conducted amongst the various candidates vying for governorship position.” “We are convinced beyond reasonable doubt that the integrity and quality of character possessed by GNI (Isiaka) will guarantee equity, justice and fair play for all our citizens and will take our dear State to the next level in the area of social and economic development.” http://www.theguardianmobile.com/readNewsItem1.php?nid=40656 |
uzolexis:Uzo and football. Chaiii. We didn't watch football together.we ought to soon |
Isiaka Pledges To Make Local Councils THE Ogun State governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Gboyega Nasir Isiaka has promised to allow local governments to operate as stipulated by the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria if elected into office. He, however, berated the outgoing government of Senator Ibikunle Amosun for stifling that tier of government and making them ineffective to carry out their constitutional responsibilities as the closest tier of government to the people. Isiaka who was fielding questions from the panelists during the gubernatorial debate organised by the Committee For Defence of Human Rights (cdhr) in Abeokuta, said for the development to spread across all the 20 local councils in the state, government at that level should exercise a level of autonomy with little supervision from the state governor where six candidates participated. Governor Amosun was conspicuously absent at the gathering where candidates were asked various questions on their agenda for the state. The PDP candidate who assured the people of his desire to expand the economy of the state to engender development pointed out that it was the only antidote to survive the global economic meltdown and fall in the prices of petroleum products at the international market. He said, "We envisage no problem in getting resources to finance our four point agenda which places emphasis on welfare of the people because we have many projects, if executed, that will increase the internally generated revenue (IGR) of the state and provide employment for our teeming youths. "The problem we have in Ogun State now is that most of the projects being executed are not well thought out before execution, that is why contractors have left the sites but we shall complete all these projects. "At this critical time when there is a global economic challenges, our state needs a sound financial expert to keep us afloat and I have all it takes to do this and make our state greater". Isiaka said he felt bad seen students of secondary schools in the state sitting down at home because the government has failed to fulfil its promises to the teachers. He said no serious government would toy with the education, which he described as the bedrock of human development. http://www.princeyemimike..com/2015/01/gboyega-nasir-isiaka-pledges-to-develop.html?m=1 |
He had this picture posted on his instagram page and he himself said its meant for an MTN advert . Check his IG page |
jingh:Like Really ? Bed ..... Lol. Good you are real though |
words of wisdom |
Lost a child hood friend during valentine period in my 200 level. Broke down totally because I spoke to him on Valentine's day and he promised to be home to share his valentine story. Two days after, he died in a car crash . Anytime I see his mum. I see his face. I see his mum everyday . Lost a crush also to sickle cell . It was devastating . Let's thank God for life and appreciate loved ones while they are still around |
Gboyega Nasir Isiaka - GNI For Governor, OGUN 2015 Our Manifesto is built on four strong pillars namely: • Expanding our economy • Providing quality social services, • Strengthening our people and the society and • Energising government and the polity. This manifesto is hinged on delivering A Life More Abundant for our people and it contains and aligned with, the objectives of our great Party; the Peoples Democratic Party of Nigeria, as stated in Article 7 of the Party Constitution. It is a determination to get the better of today and the best of the future. It preaches hope, gives hope and engenders hope in our people. One cornerstone of our plan is a special focus on our border areas, especially our towns and communities that border Lagos and some of our West African neigbours. We shall create Border Towns Development Commission to accelerate the integration and development of areas including but not limited to Mowe, Ibafo, Arepo, Magboro, Iseri, Akute, Ogijo, Tongeji, Ijoko etc. Above all, the programme is about our people; hence, policies and programs in areas like health, education, infrastructure, empowerment, agriculture & integrated rural development, sports & youth development and security are ultimately geared towards the well-being of our people. Our agenda is to align our systems, processes and outcomes to that of a modern state where things work for all. We will conduct the act of governance with vision and strong leadership that will put our dear state on the path of peace, opportunity, and prosperity for generations to come. I hereby offer myself as a symbol of that leadership and vision. The vision of a free, fair and prosperous state that offers opportunities for our people, and a leadership with sincerity, purpose & character to drive that vision. This is achievable and our State shall be great again.
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uzolexis:ITS a SHOW OFF thing. Naija and Packaging |
My birds are 10 weeks old. I can supply 90. Location is ogun state . My number 08023648280. But a commitment fee is required to solidify . You can also mail me (yemimike2003@yahoo.com ) to get pictures |
Zeemoor:I agree.though I don't smoke |
40 goals in one Champions League night is a record. It is the most scored in one Champions League match day. Source : http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/28694942 |
She's looking good ! Nice publicity. Did she hide her ring or she has removed it? Or my eyes is pushing me? |
Shutting out technology for a day is cool. You will be talking to some females and withing 5 seconds or in 1 minute, they are pressing phones. Its DISRESPECTFUL. |
Apple sold more than 10 million of its new iPhones over the weekend. This is the biggest opening weekend for iPhones in the company’s history, which was to be expected. But that’s basically all we know. Apple didn’t give many other details, which means we don’t know how many people opted to buy the larger iPhone 6 Plus or how much storage they bought, which is important because phones with more memory mean larger profit margins. Another unanswered question is which wireless carriers were able to use the new phones to lure customers away from their competitors. While Apple’s opening weekends for iPhones get lots of attention, the sales number isn’t just a measure of how popular the phones are going to be. For Apple, changing a global manufacturing operation over from making the old model of iPhones to the new models takes some time. Walter Piecyk of BTIG wrote in a note last week that the opening-day numbers are best seen as a measure of Apple’s ability to ramp up manufacturing. Comparing this year’s launch to last year’s isn’t straightforward because the circumstances are different. That said, the company sold more more-expensive phones this year (no analogue to the inexpensive 5C), and it did so without launching in China (as it did last year). We’ll learn more in the weeks and months ahead. The new iPhones will go on sale in over 20 more countries on Sept. 26 (China’s still not one of them). By the end of the year, that list will grow to 115 countries. A more straightforward comparison will come once Apple is reporting quarterly sales numbers. In the meantime, by announcing a number that was pretty much right in the center of analyst expectations, Apple is showing that nothing particularly unusual happened over the weekend. Source : http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2014-09-22/apple-sells-10-million-iphones-over-the-weekend |
Why are our policies not STABLE in this country? We put in policies and reverse at will . 2steps forward, 5 backwards |
May the better team win |
Obviously |
[/color][color=#006600][color=#990000][/color] uzolexis: how old where you when you lost your virginity?Hahahahaha.... Maybe primary school. Can't remember the age |
uzolexis: Huntila : how many girls have you dated?Lmao...let me count. 1,2,3,4 ! 4 pleasant ladies . |
When we were younger, we were taught about domestic animals and wild animals, the key word in both context here is ANIMAL. In my own little understanding that ideology, an ANIMAL is an ANIMAL and will always be an ANIMAL....... Domestic Violence, also known as Domestic Abuse, Spousal Abuse, Battering, Family Violence, Dating Abuse, and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), is a pattern of behavior which involves the abuse by one person against another in an intimate relationship such as marriage, cohabitation, dating or within the family. It can be experienced by persons in heterosexual or same-sex relationships. Forms of domestic violence include physical, emotional, verbal, economic and sexual abuse, which can range from subtle, coercive forms of abuse to violent physical abuse that results in disfigurement or death. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that globally 38% of murders against women are committed by an intimate partner.-- Source *Wikipedia* Domestic violence often occur because the perpetrator believes that abuse is acceptable. This produces intergenerational cycles of abuse and cultural systems that condone violence. Extreme forms of abuse include various forms of homicide, including honor killings, dowry killings, religious marital law abuses and violent assaults such as acid attacks. Awareness, perception, definition and documentation of domestic violence differs widely from country to country, and from era to era. Often there is a cycle of abuse during which tensions rise and an act of violence is committed, followed by a period of reconciliation and calm. There are different types of intimate partner violence, and the dynamics of the abuse can vary. In some cases there is a sole abuser, where there may be times when the victim acts in self-defense or retaliation. In other cases there may be mutual or common couple violence where both partners engage in abusive or violent behavior. Individuals may be trapped in domestic violent situations through isolation, power and control, insufficient financial resources, fear and shame. As a result of abuse, survivors may experience physical disabilities, chronic health problems, mental illness, limited finances, and poor ability to create healthy relationships. Victims may experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Children who live in a household with violence may continue the legacy of abuse when they reach adulthood. Domestic violence often happens in the context of forced and child marriage and extends beyond. Alcohol consumption and mental illness can be co-morbid with abuse, and present additional challenges in eliminating domestic violence. Management of domestic violence could be implemented through medical services, law enforcement, counseling, and other forms of prevention and intervention. Important measures include lethality assessment to determine the extent to which an abuser is likely to murder, and safety planning so that the victim have tools and plans to protect themselves. I know the English is too LONG. I will assume we don't want story, so let's be practical about it. When you hit someone just because you are stronger to in order to instill superiority, you have abused the person. I know our lawyers can shed more light on that. Now the effects can be damaging both emotional, physical and psychological and it is sometimes "enslaving". I was watching a music video by Patoranking titled * Girlie O! * the original version, not the remix with Tiwa Savage (Kudos to the Director for conceptualizing and delivering it). In the video, a man slapped and beat up a lady for scanning/checking/picking up his phone, he even chased her outside in the rain, and there was Patoranking; trying to deliver her etc, but she went back to her molester or let's say, the man who beats her up. I am sure Patoranking felt so bad in the video, that he had to do the remix with Tiwa. This sort of violence is peculiar in our society and I am sure most of it go unnoticed or should I say unpunished because it is perceived as normal? It would have been nice to have the police come and arrest the man in the video, maybe that would have sent a better message to those who dare disrespect their man or woman with violence. I seriously feel some ladies don't know there worth so they stays in an abusive relationship. "Have you LOST your mind, or is this pure INSANITY, what happened to walking away? This is not peculiar to men alone, I know a friend who had an ex that beats him up while they were in UNIBEN. If he says A, the girl will say B and follow it with a slap, and turn his whole apartment upside down, leaving everything in total disarray, only to return and repeat the scene again and again. As some of our friends would put it back then, "It's payback time for you man", some argued he used to beat up women too in the past. I guess Karma came back in the image of a woman he loved but eventually, nobody taught him what to do after several major beating that left him with scars, the love cleared from his brain. Yulk!, he should have noticed the little things when they started out, like the playful slaps on cheeks, abusive languages, something would have given him hints that THE GIRL IS BRUCE LEE'S STUDENT in CHARLIE'S ANGEL DESIGN. I heard there's a new Domestic Violence Law in Lagos State that it states that if you beat your wife, you will go to Jail. It is now an offense for any man to hit his wife but I hope the law is vice versa because there are people like that popular cartoon character called Jude in one of our national dailies. According to the deputy governor of Lagos State, Hon Joke Orelope-Adefulire, the Domestic Violence Law is made not only to protect women who are most times the target of violence in the home but also to safeguard the interest of men, children, servants, maids and everyone who may be a victim of domestic violence. In case of man/woman abuse issues, it does not matter whether there's a valid contracted marriage between the victim and the perpetrator of the act as long as they are living together in a home setting. Here's what happens when there's a case of domestic violence. 1. Remove the abuser from the home pending when the abuse is corrected 2. Or remove the complainant from the residence and put in a protective home 3. Provision of financial assistance by the state via the Office of the Public Defender/Legal Aid Council to victims of abuse who maybe financially unable to seek redress in court. 4. The court can issue warrant of arrest and remand order I guess I might need to be more emphatic with this argument, just like a woman once said it to me. "It is UNACCEPTABLE !!!! I repeat Domestic Violence is UNACCEPTABLE". WRITTEN BY PRINCE YEMI MIKE ODERINDE (huntila) |
I don't lie on Thursdays ....@ OP how did you know. A guy like me will be curious to check your profile |
[color=#000099][/color] lakamua: no matter what anybody says, u already knw wat u will do. people just like wasting precious time advising people that are rejecting all the available options and seeking for magicWalahi you just hit the nail on its big head |
How do we get the stones? Where do we buy it ? Am interested |
caseless: i dnt knw which state he come frm. But i'm sure he's gonna make a good govno i.e if somebody better than him is not occupying that seat right now.He's from OGUN state |
OP, do you know how much a Drone Costs? Jet drones or is it toy drones you mean? A fighter drone costs roughly $16million that's almost N2billion when converted. If you meant another drone please correct me . |
OmoAlata1: separate roomNice......2 am till 5am , but she can keep all her stuffs in a spare room. |
Is the OP a guy or a girl? Or just GAY? Even women want men to take charge. To be the Head. Someone has to lead. Not a P***Y Nicca. If you have issues with men, you can change your gender. |
MissShakira: RealyYes. It doesn't have to be that big. Normal. Not explosive bottom or one that causes traffic |
immortalvoices: shm at disgusting comments...I look at many comment here and yet I still see lack of maturity among the whole lotWe should learn to respect the president , if not the office . PRESIDENT of Nigeria. I agree with you |
? Bed ..... Lol. Good you are real though