₦airaland Forum

lonelydora:
Go look for work and stop blocking company gates.

lonelydora:
Very lazy set of people. They just want their shares from companies without doing anything job.

godson36:
River and Cults are like bread and butter... NO one can ever seperate River (especially Niger Deltans) from cults....

If Not for POLITICS matter, State Of Emergency should be declare in that state.

That state is not suitable for Democracy government.

Military needs to rule that state for atleast 10years. That will surely reduce cultism If not eradicated....

McCarlito:
Who gave him the permission to smoke an expired Oshogbo weed? https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/03/10123018/buhari-2-300x195.jpg

Goldencollins:
Buhari is a dullard from Daura, Amaechi is a Lizard of
Ubima, Osinbande is a midget from Ogun state.
The zombies re free to quote me.

Igwe9:
and your Amechi to where, RCC for deliverance, right?

viviangist2:
The Facts About The Mile 1 Police Divisional HQ Election Incident – Ibim
We have received with bemusement the attempt by the Rivers State Government and its image managers to retell the facts of the incident of Sunday, March 20 which occurred at the Mile 1 Police Divisional headquarters in Port Harcourt when Rivers State Governor, Ezebuwon Wike, in company with a retinue of aides, invaded the police station, held the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Collation Officer for Port Harcourt Ward 10, Mrs. Ekwi Adebisa, hostage.
Whereas it is not in our style to join issues with any tier of government, it is imperative that we state the facts because of the need to safeguard our electoral process and strengthen the confidence of our people in their leaders.
Mrs Ekwi Adebisa, the Port Harcourt City Ward 10 Collation Officer, for the March 19 rerun legislative election in Rivers State, was moved by force to the police station. The result she had collated was separated from her. While at the police station, agents of the Rivers State Government, brought her under duress to write a statement that she had been abducted and made to falsify the Ward result by agents of All Progressives Congress, APC.
That they forced her to the police station and kept under traumatic condition was in itself, criminal. But that they had forced the result she had lawfully collated out of her custody was more criminal.
Governor Wike had arrived the police station accompanied by Sen. George Sekibo, Mr. Austin Opara, Azubuike Nmerukini, as well as other aides of the governor.
As a leader in APC, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari, Acting Managing Director, Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, being in attendance at the meeting, was among those delegated to go see what the actual development was.
When Semenitari and others arrived the police facility, they confirmed the report. .
In conclusion, we state therefore, that it was shocking to read a statement issued by Mr. Simeon Nwakudu, Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor on Electronic Media, linking Semenitari to facts contrary to the truth as stated here. As a responsible citizen and public officer, Semenitari could not have engaged in any conduct unbecoming of her status.
As a Nigerian and Rivers daughter, she would always and at all times, protect and defend what promotes good governance.
May God keep us all safe in these curious times that try our people’s souls.
Bekee Anyalewechi
SA(Media) to the Ag. Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer
Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC

http://www.viviangist.com/rivers-rerun-2016-what-really-happened-at-mile-1-police-divisional-hq-ibim

Benjom:
PDP sweeping all the way. But why was Wike complaining earlier that INEC was not ready? He'll reverse that statement, I guess.

dunkem21:
..So far nobody will run to twitter after hot slaps to complain of 50 thugs


.. Click Like if you think PDP will win ..

..Share for APC ..

Edited: Abeg, e don do for the likes before the election will be rendered inconclusive.

Decibel:
A final nail in the coffin of APC

maestroferddi:
Amaechi should continue making noise so as to deceive Tinubu and Buhari that he musters some clout in Rivers State.

Wike is completely in charge so no time for a paper tiger.

When it comes to grassroots political mobilisation, only Tinubu and Fayose come close to Wike in being tailor-made for the soap box.

Amaechi lost it when he pitted Peterside, a callow lamb against Wike, a force of nature.

The result is the irreparable political miscalculation Amaechi is trying to fix albeit in futility.

CastedDude:
welcome home...Wike go dey fear now

jayblaze001:
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Oil reserves were discovered in 1938. From 1946 to 1982, the country underwent large-scale modernization. In the 1980s, Kuwait experienced a period of geopolitical instability and an economic crisis following the stock market crash. In 1990, Kuwait was invaded by Iraq. The Iraqi occupation came to an end in 1991 after military intervention by United States-led forces. At the end of the war, there were extensive efforts to revive the economy and rebuild national infrastructure.

Kuwait is a constitutional emirate with a high income economy backed by the world's sixth largest oil reserves. The Kuwaiti dinar is the highest valued currency in the world.[6] According to the World Bank, the country has the fourth highest per capita income in the world. 1 Kuwaiti dinar = 2.3135 British pounds. 1 Kuwaiti dinar = 665.4755 Nigerian nairas. 1 Kuwaiti dinar = 3.3459 US dollars.

Abosi31:
3. A Yoruba movie without juju:
Yes o. This one is impossible. It’s like saying you want to cook egusi soup without using egusi; or you want to sleep without closing your eyes. A Yoruba movie without some voodoo in the plot has not existed yet. Babalawo ti take over!

2. 120 Hours of Electricity:
I grew up in Port Harcourt, folks and NEPA people showed us shege. It seemed that we only had light when an intern was being shown around the PHCN building that controls our light. Then the tour guide would pull down the lever, so there will be light, then he’ll say to the intern, “now that’s how to turn the light on, and this is how to turn it off.” With that, the light goes off again until another intern is being shown around, three weeks later. The ‘longest light’ I’ve seen in my life was during the last elections, when we had light for like 4 days straight. That was before the NEPA people finally came with N140k bill and we had to root our meter. Yes, you can root meters these days.

1. My Post on front page of NL:
This one pains me. When posts about Cossy’s boobs and the new jumpsuit Chidinma wears make FP, my own them will only end up in the second to last position of ‘trending’ posts. But today, this yoke will be broken. Can I hear an amen?
Culled from www.escapedmydiary.com

mebad:
now that you have caught it, what next ?