₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Election riggers are worse than coupists

UnfairLife7:
LOl

Level 12 earn more than 150k in Lagos state government

UnfairLife7:
the principal in the government school i served in Ogun state earn close to 500k. Level 17

UnfairLife7:
government primary school o. I don't think i will advise op to accept it. If it were government secondary school then it's fair. Secondary school that he can get to principal and also get some juicy position before or after retirement. A principal in a government secondary school can earn close to 700k

mokwechineme:
I dont follow him on facebook because i realised since Jonathan left office, he has continued the downward dive into nothingness. He continues seeking attention at all cost. Any topic he feels will bring those laughable attention, he will emerse himself in it.
I havent checked out his facebook page for many months now. The last time i checked then, he was having 1 or 2 comments per post. I dont know if that has changed. He gets likes for his posts which i understand can be manipulated. Its in nairaland that when a reno morkery gatbage is dropped, some infants and mama i'm hungry kids will invade especially when the garbage is about the Igbo race.

In my village in Anambra, if Reno morkery is an indigene no one will know him.

AntiMarxist:
Biafra?

Kek!

That primitive cannibal militia ?

Nigeria just left them before they start crying to UN .

a4cube:
Brown roof with one govt building at the center. Anyway in the next 20 years Osogbo may look like Abakiliki.

MXrep:
I don't know. Check the Facebook page and view comments for details

MXrep:

Mr Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the February general election in Nigeria, has said that for the country to enthrone good system, both primary and secondary schools should be free.

Obi said this while featuring as a guest on a tweeter space hosted by @Parallefacts with the captio;#PeterObiliveonparallelfact.

Obi emphasized that the level of development of any nation is dependent on how it values education, noting that the difference between developed and developing countries is education.

He said: “As a country we have Universal Basic Education (UBE); it means from primary school, basic education is free and I have always argued it should include primary and secondary. The most important tool of measuring of development is education. The more educated you are the more developed you are.

“The only difference between developed and developing is education. For me when you save from wastages, the next investment should be in education, especially.

“We need to invest aggressively in education, in health and pull people out of poverty. To me, secondary and primary would have been free.

“I would have funded it aggressively. It doesn’t matter whether the schools are owned by private individuals or government. We will fund them aggressively because it is critical and important.“

Zxcvbnmghtr:
How will Soludo ever say he would win. Prof Soludo has common sense and he is FOOL PROOF neither Peter Obi nor Mmesoma the fraudulent JAMB girl succeeded in scamming him.

On a very serious note PETER OBI can never win.

And the election was far above average. Not perfect.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Lol..."PETER OBI CANNOT WIN" Prof. Soludo Governor of Anambra state.

jmoore:
Op, you carry comment come join the article. Is that how you copy and paste?

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Very Rev. Fr. Uchechukwu Obodoechina, told journalists that the 2023 general election was marred with several irrguarities.

“It witnessed violence, intimidation, disenfranchisement, vote-buying, logistics challenges that affected the credibility of the election including the perceived compromise from security agencies that aided the activities of hoodlums,”

Curse777:
No wonder your useless username is Isenseless247. Tell us how much they paid you at Ipob / Obi camp Mr Senseless247

The Church and Society Department of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) and Caritas Nigeria have described the 2023 general election as the “worst in Nigeria’s history” despite having an improved electoral act, financial support from local and international partners, as well as massive support of citizens.

In its report, the church insisted that there should be punishment for people who compromised the system, resulting in a manipulated outcome of the elections.

The Catholic Church said its position on the election was based on the report of its team from the CSN and Caritas Nigeria which were dispatched across the country to monitor the general elections.

The report was officially presented to the public on Friday, July 28, in Abuja.

Director, Church and Society Department of CSN, who is also the executive secretary, Caritas Nigeria, Very Rev. Fr. Uchechukwu Obodoechina, told journalists that the 2023 general election was marred with several irrguarities.

“It witnessed violence, intimidation, disenfranchisement, vote-buying, logistics challenges that affected the credibility of the election including the perceived compromise from security agencies that aided the activities of hoodlums,” Obodoechina said.

“Obviously, majority of Nigerians are disappointed with the performance of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security agencies despite the huge financial and logistics support it received.

“However, the 2023 general elections have come and gone, and had unfortunately left mixed feelings in the minds of most Nigerians. Most electorates are feeling disappointed in the outcome of the elections. This was because they did not feel the results, as declared by INEC, reflected the wishes of the majority of Nigerians.

“One of the greatest flaws of the 2023 elections was the inability, unwillingness, and outright refusal of INEC to upload results from Form EC8A to the IReV portal in real-time from the Polling Units as was severally promised before the conduct of the election.

“Presently, 10 political parties have instituted 1, 341 cases, representing about 90 per cent of the 1, 490 contested seats; and 346 judges have been engaged in different tribunals, making the 2023 elections the most litigated, contentious, disputed elections in the history of Nigeria’s electoral democracy.

“There are chances that the 1, 341 petitions may not be the last since some other cases have not come to the fore. It’s estimated that more than N3bn will be spent by INEC in defending cases brought against it due to the outcome of the elections.”

Curse777:



Ok


Go and tell him to vacate Defense house and Aso Rock

It's time to support Tinubu as the President



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FreeStuffsNG:
Nothing last forever. Criminals calling themselves politicians will weep last in this country.

FreeStuffsNG:
Propaganda. We watched this kind of films those days taya only to realise that they are despots. They will release more of this just to make it look like their crime is justified. Very soon they will realise it is not by propaganda.