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tosin2013:
one of the most influential Obas in yorubaland has spoken, yorubas are for GMB/PYO!

I think the Game is OVER for JONA! Unfortunately he cant withdraw now!

Ooni will never support him, ooni is supporting GEJ what else

Cc barcanista, Caseless, LRNZH, obiaghelli, donphilopus, berem, ISpiksDaTroof, Mogidi, anonimi, Firefire, phockphockman,babyosis

ND Co..


Food don done Lalatiscla abeg give this thing through pass enter FP

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Cc :

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Haha

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Here we go

talktofemi:
He has already finish the story na.

Check the last statements.

Smh for present day Nigerian youths. Literary reasoning has been lost. When they no dey read.

That's. Only 1st half

President Goodluck Jonathan said on Wednesday that the post- election violence that erupted in some northern states in 2011 was not caused by electoral malpractices.

Many including 10 members of the National Youth Service Corps died in the violence that erupted after the 2011 presidential poll.

The President, who spoke in Abuja at an election sensitisation workshop on non-violence ahead of the 2015 general elections, said the fear to accept defeat was responsible for the violence.

A former Head of State and the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, who also spoke at the event, reiterated the need for the Independent National Electoral Commission to conduct credible poll as a panacea to post-election violence this year.

He recounted his experience of having to resort to court to challenge the outcome of the presidential elections in which he was a candidate in 2003, 2007 and 2011.

But Jonathan disagreed with Buhari on the cause of the post-election violence, insisting that election malpractices were not necessarily the cause of post-election violence.

He, therefore, charged the next National Assembly to look into the nation’s laws with a view to amending them in order to give room to parties with substantial popularity to be part of government formed by the party which polled the highest votes.

He said, “If you look at the 2011 election, we approached it better and I’m quite pleased that a number of civil society activists are here; a lot of observers are here and they did mention that the 2011 election was much better any election conducted by the country . We thank Prof. Attahiru Jega and his team.

“But even then at the end of the election there was violence in some parts of the country. In Kano, properties were destroyed, residential homes were burnt down, and business premises were burnt down. In Bauchi State, 10 young corpers that were involved in the election were slaughtered. Then we asked what led to this level of violence? The violence came when election result was being announced.

“INEC had announced results at every polling unit. The violence didn’t come up in the middle of the election. The results collated had already been announced. But as we are approaching towards the end, it was clear that maybe a candidate was likely to win and violence erupted in Kano and in Bauchi.

“We cannot say there were malpractices to favour the candidate that won because in Kano we got 16 per cent, in Bauchi I got 15 per cent of the votes – those were the least. Even in states where we got 80 per cent or more than 50 per cent, even in opposition states, there was no violence.

“So you see what leads to violence sometimes is not necessarily electoral malpractices but some other causes of violence.”

The President, who said a total of about N10bn had been paid to compensate victims of the 2011 post-election violence, again charged INEC to ensure that no eligible Nigerian was disenfranchised in the forthcoming elections.

He said failure to ensure that every Nigeria voted in the forthcoming polls was a recipe for violence.

The President said, “A number of Nigerians are complaining that they don’t have permanent voter card, what INEC calls the PVC.

“If some people don’t have permanent voter card, the assumption is that, from the beginning, INEC wants to rig election and there is the tendency for those kinds of people to go violent.

“I have been mentioning this to the INEC chairman that you must make sure that every Nigerian votes. If INEC is unable to make sure that every Nigerian votes, that is a recipe for violence.”

At the workshop where a former Secretary-General of the United Nation, Kofi Annan, was a special guest of honour and chaired by a former Secretary-General of Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, the presidential candidates in the forthcoming poll signed a five-point accord for peace ahead of the general elections.

Buhari said when Nigeria returned to democracy “16 years ago, we hoped that the developed countries which went through the painful processes of stabilising their system, should learn from them rather than insisting to make the same mistake.”

He said the speeches by speakers at the event were only anchored on hope as his past experience about elections in the country had been nasty.

He recounted how his party competent agents were able to show how he was programmed to lose 40 per cent and 26 per cent respectively in two northern states in 2011.

He said, “They (the agents) compared the results against the INEC register and they put it in the computer garbage in garbage out. What came out is that the presidential candidate of that party was programmed to lose 40 per cent of its scores and when it was done in another state it was 26 per cent.”

Recalling that the cases he filed to challenge the outcome of the three presidential elections all ended at the Supreme Court, he said he spent 13 months in court in 2003, 18 months in 2007 and nine months in 2011.

The INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, also gave an undertaking that it would not be partisan in conducting the general elections, adding that all candidates would be given a level playing field.

Anan said that Nigeria faced a critical test in the 2015 elections, apart from the barbaric Boko Haram insurgency and the falling oil price and its impact on the economy.

He stated that the success of the elections was crucial to the future of the nation and Africa, noting that chaotic elections would send a bad signal out at this crucial time.

Anan therefore challenged the stakeholders to ensure fair, free and peaceful elections, stressing that the success of the polls was not the sole responsibility of INEC.

According to him, political parties, their candidates and supporters all share responsibilities for ensuring free, fair and peaceful elections.


http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-buhari-disagree-on-2011-post-poll-crisis-sign-pact/

I sure her hole for don dey reach elastic limit

Young modulus no go fit calculate am

Hope the price never reach 6k..cuz as at last week itz 5k

Jesus can't believe I left my game to see this crap.. Mtcheeew

*return to game*

Swizdoe:
Chelsea fans are die-hard agberos.........
Even a gentleman supporting chelsea must have that tinge of madness in him

Itz like constant K

patrickdarlins:
i use GOD beg u op....

nor just try spoil my mind against dis girl when wen won com visit me tomao...abeg abeg!!!!


bia....op....na tru u talk oo....

choiii

Lolzz..... But u can lie oooooooooo

Missmossy:
Chai Ignorance is really an incurable disease. Lollz I reserve my comment.

Awon experienced madam

lakesidepapa:
Yes they rigged the election in ife east and central, you are an ingrate and blind if u can't see what aregbe has done that help our socio - economic growth. Aregbe is having rest of mind like a fish under a river unlike ur Gej that's under pressure of not losing his seat and end up in high prison kirikiri, Aregbe don't have case as far as tribunal is concern because Omisore's petition is flop, omisore should stop giving u enemies of progress a fake hope. We say no feeeedeeeefeeee in Osun and yes to APC.



Osun Ti'n dara

Sai Buhari

Haa... When I see the so called "leaders of tomorrow" thinking like this... I just smh
Ife voted in akande when we ila and oke-ila orangun(rejected him back then, his home town because he has never be of any benefits to us as I was told even till date)massively for that matter

Ife voted massively for oyinlola..

So they suppose to turn their back on their son... Am sure aregbe didn't rig at all.

I pity ur reasoning, finance perm sec Mr Aina Ayanleye whom also happens to be a member of Adventist Church, my church will never dispute the fact that aregbe make mistake(s) that resulted to what is happening in the state but will maintain that aregbe has good plans for the state whenever members ask how the state got into her present state

This is someone that every penny that is going to be spent in osun goes through his table,he directly benefit from the state govt thru cash and kinds
Yet he never dispute facts itz pple like u that get the crumbs that will be blindly going against the facts



Keep living in fool's paradise

raumdeuter:
In that APC rally how many of their big wigs were there?

How many governors, Presidential candidate, party chairman or party leaders

Shey all these pple have crowd allocated to them??

Tundeajani:
tanoid have no place in osun simple,,quote me again and i refer you to yaba left

OK
Sha pray tribunal favors ur thug cum gov

Alphaoscar:
Imagine the lopsided analysis the guy dey do now? He is even confusing himself. No reasonable person will predict Osun for Jonathan. That guy is high on Garri & Groundnut.

He can tribunal dey give both APC and PDP headache

Xo anything is possible

Firefire:
what?

Barcanista is high
I want to have what he's taking
And I want to share u some if you care

Tundeajani:
OSUN STATE

A Famous yoruba says ti a ba so ada si oke ni igba igba ibi pelebe lo ma fi lele.meaning no matter the great number of time you throw the cutlass up,it will still land on the side edges.the truth to be frank is that APC has great structures in osun state.people down there, over the years have grown to love the APC through the massive works of ogbeni rauf aregbesola.the recent gubernatorial elections is a case study;even when the teachers are having issue with payments and the heavy bombardment of the osun territorty with hooded security men,the people still went and vote APC. PDP made a little wave no doubt in the electon but in reality it was thorugh rigging especially in ife axis of omisore.if election are held today and APC presents a cat and the oppostion party is PDP,APC will still win.

However PDP can give a good fight if they stop making noise online and playing religious or ethnic card,inhabitants of osun are a not a people who will fall for this.muslims are there,christians are there,they co-habit without without rancour.so if you go to the church and tell them APC is a muslim party in osun..the christians would ask you if you are blind to state of not beign able to see the works of aregbe.same for the muslims. There they dont give a damn about religion or ethnicity or cheap blackmail,all they want is sound development and that is what apc has given them over the years,they reason they will keep on voting apc even if they present musiwa as the presidential candidate.

Bottomline PDP Go to osun and tell them your achievement in the past years..anything apart from that i am sorry

List what aregbe has done and how it help our socio-economic growth

U believe PDP rigged while APC didn't..that thing u taking is really raw..

Even tribunal dey give aregbe headache ..

Thank God for this..hopefully the trend will continue...
To some this is a very bad news

But to many its a welcomed development

barcanista:
SW:
APC 79%- PDP 10%- Others 5% - Voided votes 6%

Pass me that thing lemme get high

Firefire u care for some??

Muyogoa:
I can't stop laughing. I hope this man is not drunk sha with the way he is doing in this campaign. Gov Aregbesola of Osun state mistakenly said in Yoruba at Osogbo this evening for Buhari campaign. He said loudly and i quote " APC tiwon ti jona tan!" meaning APC life has been burnt up and destroyed completely. He later corrected it To PDP. What an error lol.

U see tribunal is giving him headache

Tribunal right now is very dicey... Nobody knows where it will swing... Couple With pressure on him to pay workers and pensioners salaries, deductions and pension contributions he owned

Aregbesola has been gentle nowadays ah swear

On a normal day he will dance skelewu, shoki

Very funny tho I don't like him

Ruffychuks:
Many have heard about this match. Some
think it’s an urban legend. Some think it’s
only a joke. But only few know the truth.
A long time ago, few months after the end
of the Nigeria-Biafra war, the Military
Governor of Lagos decided to stage an
exhibition match at the then glorious
National Stadium Lagos. He thought it
would be a special way of celebrating
Nigeria’s victory in the war, a way of
helping Lagosians to forget the sad bloody
years that had just passed. He wanted to
stage the match between Nigeria & Ghana
but was advised against it. His advisers
reminded him how Ghana trashed Nigeria
3-Nil at the 1960 Independence Match,
that another loss to Ghana might defeat
the purpose of the exhibition match. His
advisers suggested that they choose a
team that would be very easy to beat.
Brig Gen Mobolaji Johnson agreed.
Ethiopia was considered. Zimbabwe was
considered. India was considered. USA was
considered. And India was chosen. He &
his advisers believed that India would be a
walkover. But had he known what would
happen he might have chosen Brazil. Yes,
Brazil were the reigning world champions
at the time but… Oh, had he known.
India agreed to play the exhibition match
with Nigeria. In fact, they were overjoyed.
Nigeria was one of the best teams in
Africa. And they had never played with an
African team before. What more! They were
most overjoyed that Nigeria had agreed to
their three special conditions. What were
these conditions?
Well, on that fateful day, a bright Saturday
afternoon on August 15th, 1970, the
National Stadium Lagos was filled with
excited spectators. That was Condition No.
1, that the match be played on India’s
Independence Day. As the players of
Nigeria & India came into the pitch,
spectators screamed with more excitement
as they saw that all the twenty-two
players were barefooted. That was
Condition No. 2. (Remember that India
had withdrawn from the 1950 World Cup
because they weren’t allowed to play
barefooted.)
Priiii… Referee Mohamed Touati blew his
whistle to begin the game. (The Tunisian
referee had been suspended by FIFA earlier
that year but had accepted to officiate this
special match.) Indian forward Amer Al-
Amer made the first pass. And before
anyone could say “Bosnia-Herzegovina”,
one Majed Suleman fired the ball high into
the air towards the Nigerian post. The
gaint of a Nigerian keeper, Emmanuel
Okala, dived to the right while the ball
dropped into the left side of the net.
Gooooaaal!!! 3-0. That was Condition No.
3, that each goal scored by India would be
counted as 3points while each by Nigeria
would be 1 as usual. (Nigeria agreed
because they believed that India could
never score. Or at least couldn’t score
more than one goal.) Emmanuel was
looking confused. He was very sure he had
dived towards the ball. Every other person
thought he’d deliberately let the Indians
score just to spice up the game.
Meanwhile, India’s fan club was going wild
with jubilation.
Priii… The Nigerian forwards Sunday
Atuma & Thompson Usiyen passed. As
Thompson passed to Paul Hamilton, he
was surprised when he saw India’s Faisal
Al-Dakheel with the ball. Faisal quickly
shot the ball into the air towards Nigeria’s
post. Goooal! 6-0. Thompson was so
confused. He could have sworn it was Paul
his teammate he had passed to.
Priii… Sunday Atuma passed into the
Nigerian half. Alloysius Atuegbu passed to
Haruna Ilerika. Haruna made a long pass
into the Indian half to Samuel Okoye. He
was shocked when he saw the ball in the
legs of Abdullah Al-Shemmari. Haruna
wiped his eyes in disbelief. Too late!
Abdullah shot the ball into the air. Goal!
9-0. Three goals in barely six minutes?
Nigerian spectators were wondering what
was happening.
Priii… Goal! 12-0. Yusuf Al-Suwayed.
15-0. Amer Al-Amer. 18-0. Majed
Suleman’s second goal. 21-0. Abdulaziz
Al-Buloushi. 24-0. Majed’s hat-trick.
27-0. Faisal Al-Dakheel’s second goal.
30-0. Waleed Al-Mubarak. At the twentieth
minute, Nigeria’s Paul Hamilton ran with
the ball all the way to India’s box-18. But
as he raised his leg to shoot, he slipped &
fell. India’s defender Mahboub Jumaa
easily took the ball as Paul lay on the
ground moaning like a baby. That was the
nearest Nigeria had gotten to the Indian
post so far.
Twenty-five minutes later & eight goals
more, the score stood at 54-0. Some
spectators angrily left the stadium even
before the half-time whistle. Others waited
patiently, hoping that Nigeria would
revenge in the 2nd half.
“Boys, what the hell is happening out
there?!” Coach Jorge Penna was furious.
“You’re the damn captain, answer me!!” he
was shouting at Emmanuel Okala.
Emmanuel was speechless. He didn’t know
what to say.
“Co-co-coach…” Godwin Achebe began “I
think I know what’s happening sir”
The coach was glaring at him now.
“Those Indians dey use juju. They’re using
ma-magic.”
“Yes! Yes!” his teammates echoed &
nodded & murmured amongst themselves.
“Shut up you fools!! Magic my foot!!! There
is no magic in football!”

Lolz... Finish the story. . This fiction is captivating ah swear