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PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by jazzydee: 2:31pm On Oct 18, 2014
Akwa ibom is growing at an alarming rate. i hope the next governor will focus on completion of the seaport an industralization. @ ujoinme you are doing a great job please keep it up.
PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by jazzydee: 7:07pm On Oct 17, 2014
Akwa ibom state is doing very well, besides Abuja there is no state that comes close to AKS in terms of good road network. I hope the next governor will do better.
PoliticsRe: The Most Civil Governor In Nigeria by jazzydee: 7:02pm On Oct 17, 2014
we hear nothing about imoke because he has done nothing for cross river state in eight years. he is the worst governor in NIGERIA Whose ineptitude is covered by the foundation that Donal Duke and other thinking governors of the state left in CRS.

Imoke is an egoist and a pocket lawyer who lost the 76 oil wells belonging to his state, because he refused to listen to the elders and settle for a political solution with Akwa Ibom. He sued Akwa Ibom State Government to the supreme court and lost those wells to Akwa Ibom throwing the state into penury. That is all his administration will be remembered for.

I hope the next governor of CRS will not be too proud like Imoke and listen to wise counsel of the elders of the state.

I am not a fan on imoke and the people of CRS will not eat civility!
PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by jazzydee: 9:23pm On Sep 25, 2014
ujoinme: concrete work complete on 12 floors of the Four Points By Sheraton Ikot Ekpene
fantastic Akwa Ibom is doing great.
SportsRe: First Event Scheduled To Be Held At The New Akwa Ibom State Stadium Confirmed. by jazzydee: 9:22pm On Sep 25, 2014
WOW! the stadium is splendid with Ample parking. looking very western. Nigeria is really going places.
PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by jazzydee: 9:20pm On Sep 25, 2014
ujoinme: German National Team? thats a long shot bro. Which country is cape verde? I dont want the super Eagles playing the black stars, The Super Eagles may lose and that will not be a good history/begining for the stadium!
The super eagles should play the Fiji National team or any country we can beat 7-0 for the opening game.
PoliticsRe: Inter-regional Economic Disparities in Nigeria by jazzydee: 5:05pm On Aug 25, 2014
basilo101: Sm parts of abia are closer to d sea dan portharcourt. I dnt understand y only SE is called landlocked while dey r closest 2 d sea afta SW and SS
your state has to have a boundry with the sea for it not to be classified as land locked! there are only 8 states that are not land locked in Nigeria ie Lagos, ogun, ondo,delta,bayelsa,rivers,Akwa ibom and cross river. You can sail from the delta in rivers and bayelsa through the river niger all the way to kebbi state that dosent exclude kebbi from being a land locked state.

As long as Abia state does not share a boundary with the sea, it is a land locked state, it can build a port or jetty via its extensive river connection that empties into the sea like the ones built in onitsha or barro that will not exclude it from being a land locked state.
SportsRe: Calabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op):
Willgates: Sponsored propaganda...that shithole isnt a stadium!
Nigerians are so used to mediocrity. I wont be surprised if after the Uyo stadium is completed and the SE dont use it. We play politics with everything.
P/N... I reside in Calabar and have lose counts on the number of times i've been to that stadium
Stop please . The Uyo Stadium can and will never replace the UJ Esuene stadium in Calabar as long as they keep maintaining it as they have done from 1976 when it was built till date . you can take that to the bank. they said the same thing about Uyo airport when it was being built people screamed that it will cripple the calabar airport, But today we all know the truth both airports are thriving.In fact when calabar airport was closed down for renovation every one in calabar were happy because they had a nearby airport at uyo that the easily utilized.

The idea that A neighboring state developing infrastructure will cripple anothers infrastructure is a plain lie formulated by badbelle politicians to stop the nation from growing or use it as an excuse for not performing. Its a scaremongering tactic designed to frustrate development and it is not backed by facts.

The Calabar, Uyo and the New Portharcourt stadia will rather complement one another, due to their proximity, they can cohost tourneys and also share best practices which will drive sports development in the area because of their excellent facilities.
Evidence and data proves time and time again that Good infrastructures bring growth not regression contrary to what some mischievous Naija people who lack confidence or knowledge of data might want you to believe.

My dream is that there will come a time in Nigeria that infrastructures such as airports, good sporting complex, seaport, universities etc will be projects that LGA and cities councils will be funding/building and not state government as it it in the developed climes.
SportsRe: Calabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op): 2:19pm On Aug 23, 2014
LilPeezy: Calabar stadium na scrab!!!!!Dunno why dy love hosting games dere.....waf town"warri" city stadium is 10tyms berra dan dis scrab dy call stadium..
I challenge you to show pictures of the warri stadium! and please learn to spell.
EducationRe: Akwa Ibom State University In Pictures. by jazzydee: 2:12pm On Aug 23, 2014
BabaTony: hmm i honestly wish there are better structures coming up at least to take away this shame, i have not been there before but with what we have here, its really bad.
don't believe what you hear always, you know there is a lot of politics of succession of the present gov. going on, politicians will say and sponsor people to say anything to rubbish the governor. A lot is going on in the school. there are several buildings big ones at various levels of construction and the school is also presently embarking on its medical school/teaching hospital development at the main campus.

The Structures on grounds is adequate for now but the state is expanding the facilities at the university to meet future growth of the university.
SportsRe: Calabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op): 2:03pm On Aug 23, 2014
nice

SportsRe: Calabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op): 1:48pm On Aug 23, 2014
calabar stadium

PoliticsRe: PICTURES: Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic by jazzydee:
mrking3: bros please edit your Grammar! Stop subjecting yourself to public ridicle!! Between, most Federal Government colleges! I mean (secondary) are way better than this school. The only storey building there is the one built by ETF! and the OP is happy celebrating mediocrity? What is digital about this thief called Akpabio? For crying out loud! You guys deserve much more than whatever Akpabio is doing right now! Akwa Ibom gets the lion share in the National cake! So I see no reason he can't afford to give that state a face lift!!! Nawaooo ignorant is just bliss!
you must be blind or you cant see, is it storeybuildings that makes a school great? if thats the yardstick look again at the polytechnic it has well over 7 storey buildings and more are being built as we speak but in you blindness you saw only one. am sure you did not see how neat the school looks with good internal road networks.
Am sure the polytechnic in your village state if there is one is nothing to write home about.

N/B before you correct someones English learn how to spell ridicule.
EducationRe: Akwa Ibom State University In Pictures. by jazzydee: 12:58pm On Aug 23, 2014
BabaTony: Akpabio really fall hand here big time, how come the 1-2 story buildings are all TETFUND structures? Not even one respectable building from the state government, am i the only one noticing it? This is one project i am very ashamed off. angry angry angry angry angry angry
have you visited the campus before? you should. most of those big and inspiring structures you are expecting are at various stages of construction within the two campuses. They were not the priority because they take time to build, If you visit the school you will see various storey buildings whose construction are ongoing and when complete will change the look of the campus.

The structures on ground are adequate for the current number of students to carryout their academic activities unencumbered and secure accreditation so they can graduate students next year.
SportsRe: Calabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op):
Contd....The facility is one that would host all indoor games. It would have basketball, volleyball, handball, five aside FifPro footsal, and badminton and also attached to it are two glass back international standard squash courts as well. Of course added to it are other facilities and amenities as different gyms for boxing, weightlifting, wrestling and so on. So it is a well fitted indoor sports hall that we are having.
Ugbe said a proper maintenance culture over time has been one of the main reasons it has continued to remain relevant in the scheme of things as far as sporting activities are concerned.
His words: “The stadium is one of the oldest in the country. It falls in the generation of the National Stadium in Lagos, Ogbe Stadium in Benin, Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna, Liberty Stadium in Ibadan, but today because of the way we have maintained it, it stands out among all those other stadiums. Because we have a good maintenance culture, we have constantly attracted events here. The national teams have made it their home and we are very proud of our maintenance culture. Don’t think that it is now that we would throw that away.”
Manager of the Stadium, Mr Omara Coco-Bassey believes that Calabar being the home of football as the game was first played in the country in a secondary school, Hope Waddell Training Institution, just a stone throw away, it was only natural that the National Team always get their best results there.
“You know this is where football was first played in Nigeria. In a secondary school which is nearby, Hope Waddell. So, Calabar has always been a home of football. So, it is not a surprising thing that you see even the national team, they prefer coming to Calabar Stadium to play their matches. Besides you know this is a tourist state and the people are very warm. Again you see that it is a smaller stadium, so you realise that any time any match is being played, the stadium is filled to capacity.
“It has been favourable for the national team. The people too are very receptive and very willing to support. The major thing is that since they started playing here, it has been very favourable and one thing I realise with the Calabar people is that they are very patient. Like you know if they play in Lagos and after some minutes if they don’t score, they would start booing them, but rather here they would be saying, “All we are saying is give us more goals”. They are patient with the players. They understand. It makes you feel comfortable when the people have confidence in you that come rain come shine, you are going to deliver so it makes the players even more relaxed. So it gives them the confidence that when they come here, they will win and since they have not been failed before,” the stadium manager said.
On measures to keep the facility in top condition especially as they host the sports festival, he said, “It has always been our culture to keep the stadium in good shape all round. In 2009 apart from the national stadium, this was the only stadium that had a natural turf to play. Other stadia because of poor maintenance, Jack Warner said they should go on astro-turf. So it is not a new thing for us. We would make sure the facilities are kept in place and it has always been our culture. There is no way the thing would go down.
“The grass has just been replanted. After 2009 we regrassed the pitch. Now because we are hosting the National Sports Festival, we are regrassing again. The tartan track you are seeing is just two months old. Everything is new. We are getting set and you know what matters most is the playing turf. As you can see people are still working on the turf and we would make sure it is up to standard and what the national team would not have any complain to play on.
As the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Nigeria and Rwanda kicks off in Calabar on September 6 it is hoped the magic which has lasted for so long would continue to ensure victory for the Super Eagles.
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/calabar-stadium-eagles-slaughter-slab/

SportsCalabar Stadium…eagles’ Slaughter Slab by jazzydee(op): 12:10pm On Aug 23, 2014
It is not a smelly, blood stained building where animals are butchered, but has come to be known as the Slaughterhouse.
The serene atmosphere of the Udoakaha Jacob Esuene Sports Stadium located in the heart of Cross River State’s capital, Calabar, has been so christened by football lovers and supporters of the Nigerian national team, the Super Eagles, which has not lost a single game there in the past few years.
The grounds of the facility, simply referred to as the UJ Esuene Stadium, has in recent times served as the venue where the national team consistently beat their opponents, hence it has been termed, “The slaughterhouse of the Super Eagles.”
Built in 1976, the multi-purpose stadium has served as the home ground of the Calabar Rovers Football Club. After its commissioning in the same year, the first match was played there was between Calabar Rovers and Bendel Insurance.
A couple of weeks later, the stadium hosted an international encounter between Enugu Rangers and Tonnerre Yaoundé – a game that featured the likes of Roger Milla, Christian Chukwu and Emmanuel Okalla
Later upgraded to include an ultra-modern electronic video-matrix scoreboard, with powerful floodlights, the stadium has a capacity of about 12,000.
Since then the sporting arena has continued to attract various national and international sporting activities among which are the FIFA Under-21 World Cup in 1999 and the FIFA Under-17 in 2009.
At the moment preparations are in top gear for the sporting facility to host the 19th edition of the National Sports Festival in November this year.
So what is the magic of the Calabar Stadium? The Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Mr Patrick Ugbe, says the thing special about it is the people.
“The magic is the people of this state and this city. You see, when you have an ambience of peace and security, you have an environment that is welcoming, when you have that kind of environment, you know all you can do is to excel because you are relaxed. You are not stressed. You are not bothered about other extraneous things that can distract your focus. So you are focussed on the task you have and you just excel. That is what Calabar does.
“That is why the national team has always excelled here. And because again when the national team is playing, you have over 10, 000 people in the stadium that are there to support them, not to criticise them or heckle them or boo them, but there to cheer them. It encourages them and gives them that boost. So the fans in Calabar act as the 12th player that encourages the team to always excel,” Ugbe said.
On how it got its peculiar nomenclature he said: “The people gave it that name. We didn’t give it the slaughter house of the Super Eagles. It came from the people themselves after seeing that, for several years, now, the team has not lost a match in this place and very significant that even outside the country, teams that come to Calabar to play the eagles now come with fear. They now see Calabar as the slaughter house. Nigeria never loses a match here, so they come to play with fear which again also helps psychologically to ensure victory for the team.
With the hosting of the sports festival almost upon them, Ugbe expressed confidence that the stadium, whose facilities are being upgraded as well as new ones added would be ready to give the country the best festival ever.
According to him: “We are sure it would be ready. The facilities that are being added apart from the main bowl and the tartan track that has been renovated and relayed with a brand new class one track, are the swimming pool that is being renovated to a ten lane Mitre Technology Pool. Also there is the basketball courts that are being redone and then for me among others. For me, the icing on the cake would be the multi-purpose ultra-modern indoor sports hall that is being constructed there. It is one design that has never been seen in this country. When it is completed, it is one that we would all be proud of as a people and as a state.
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/calabar-stadium-eagles-slaughter-slab/

BusinessRe: Five South West Sates Owes 45% Of The Country's External Debt Stock by States. by jazzydee: 10:28pm On Aug 22, 2014
Atouke: You are about paying for the sin of supporting progressive borrowers, they just put a N 8,580 debt on you and each member of your house hold and every child that will be born into your family. it will take generations to pay off those debt.
The progressive borrowers are the real yahoo boys but you cant see that because you have been blinded by APC stomach infrastructure.
lol op you too much o. but seriously this is way too much debt.
BusinessRe: Five South West Sates Owes 45% Of The Country's External Debt Stock by States. by jazzydee: 10:19pm On Aug 22, 2014
These is serious debt that is being piled up by silly governors.
BusinessRe: Five South West Sates Owes 45% Of The Country's External Debt Stock by States. by jazzydee: 9:44pm On Aug 22, 2014
Atouke: [size=13pt] wink Every newborn child That is born in the five SW states has a debt of N8,480 hanging on their necks the day they are born for no fault of their own, other than the fact that APC governors has mismanaged their economy and pilled these debts on their behalf.
We need to protest this injustice perpetrated by Tinubu and his Minions running the APC states in the SW [/size]
BusinessRe: Five South West Sates Owes 45% Of The Country's External Debt Stock by States. by jazzydee: 9:42pm On Aug 22, 2014
Lord have mercy how many years will it take those five states to repay $1.4Billion. this usless APC governors are killing their states
EducationRe: Akwa Ibom State University In Pictures. by jazzydee:
nice pictures op. I found this youtube video on about the university, watch listen to the vice chancellor @ 6:05 talk about the developmental plans for the school and you will be impressed.

The school is a young university just three years if they continue to develope it at the pace its going in the next ten yrs it will be a school to beat in the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK141cxPljk
PoliticsRe: PICTURES: Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic by jazzydee: 12:17am On Aug 22, 2014
smiley Aerial view of Akwa ibom state polytechnic ikot osurua picture credit Akwa Ibom state ministry of information.

PoliticsTrouble Brews Among Akwa Ibom Muslims by jazzydee(op): 11:51pm On Aug 21, 2014
Discontent and mutual mistrust is brewing among adherents of Islamic faith in Akwa Ibom over allegation by some stakeholders that Muslims in Northern Nigeria and abroad have usurped their religious rights.

The core of the controversy, as was exclusively reported recently by this paper stems from assumption by a group of Islamic faithful under the aegis of Akwa Ibom Muslims Community that they are being deprived from carrying out their religious obligations by Governor Godswill Akpabio’s aide de camp, ADC, Baba Shehudeen, whom they accused of conniving with others to marginalize Muslims residents in the state to the advantage of “foreign elements and imposters.”

Addressing newsmen over the weekend, Mohammed Al Bashir, who spoke on behalf of other aggrieved Muslims in the state, said that the Akwa Ibom Muslims Community under which platform they ventilate their grievances is pursuing the interests of all Muslims resident in the state and that the group is without any bias to one’s state of origin or nationality.

The group had recently sent a six-page letter to Akpabio asking the state government not to recognize one Alhaji Baba Jaro as the Chairman of the state’s Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board and that one “Adamu Muhammed should be made to stop parading himself as the Chief Imam of Uyo Mosque.”

They claimed in the letter that Jaro “knows nothing about Islam” and that he was brought in by the former governor of the state, Victor Attah, without the knowledge of the Muslim community, a trend they stated has prompted Christians to make mockery of the Muslims in the state.

Making reference to the current security situation in the country, the stakeholders also called on the governor to constitute a new Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board in liaison with “true representatives of the Muslim Ummah” in the state, advancing that that could help in checking “the influx of shady characters into the state in the name of Islam.”

They further mentioned that those to constitute the board need to be approved by the Etsu of Nupe, Yahaya Abubakar, whom they admit in the letter as “the overseeing Emir for Akwa Ibom State Muslims.”

Though they acknowledged in the letter that the present government in the state has been of “tremendous assistance both financially and materially” in giving a sense of belonging to Muslims in the state, they complained that the fortune of the faithful in the state is taking a turn for the worst.

Shehudeen, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, who is said to be an indigene of Bauchi State, is, among other things, accused of using his office to elongate the purported tenure of Jaro-led Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board, which they said his three-year tenure that started in 2007 had since elapsed.

The group further accused the governor’s ADC of selling 80 per cent of slots of those who go on pilgrimage on the state’s slot to foreigners and Muslims from Northern Nigeria.

“The situation is so bad that last year (2011), for example, only about five Muslims from Akwa Ibom State were given slots out of the over 50 seats sponsored by the state government,” the stakeholders protested in the letter.

The letter, a copy of which was made available to Daily Independent, was endorsed by representatives of five Islamic fora in the state Federation of Muslim Women Association of Nigeria (FOMWAN), Hausa Muslim Youth Council (HMYC), Jama’atu Nasril Islam, (JNI) Board of Trustees of the Uyo Central Mosque and the state chapter of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA).
http://dailyindependentnig.com/2012/08/trouble-brews-among-akwa-ibom-muslims/
PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by jazzydee: 6:18pm On Aug 20, 2014
3dankey: I have commented just once on this thread and will like to air my views again. Listen my IGBO BROTHERS, the only way we can attain this kind of height's that we all wish for,Is to have a FUNCTIONAL SEAPORT on our own. Jonathan gave us an international airport good, but we need a seaport. Only peter obi was even serious about it when he was in office and I still blame him for not persuading jonathan enough to complete the dredging of the river niger (don't know if I am correct) that would have made onitsha seaport a reality. We don't need a river port please.
I can also remember when he was the chairman of southeast governors forum: their was a resolution then from 1 of their meetings for the FEDERAL government to complete the seaport in akwa ibom(ABAKA not sure of the name) and link it by RAIL to ABA and other south east states. Now he is no longer there, don't know what the clueless/useless orji is doing. When ever I see us insulting ourselves I almost give up, we are IGBO's and should learn to love ourself (let's stop all this ANAMBRA better than enugu fight) instead let us complement ourselves.
Now take it or leave, there have being a grand plan to frustrate the IGBO's for a long time starting with ENUGU,ONITSHA, and ABA. Thank God we got an INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, not enough until we get that seaport. A seaport in south east or close to the east like akwa ibom, will change the whole of IGBO land in less than 3 years. Just wish our governors are seeing this things we discussing here and can achieve it.
NOTE: achieving this will not be easy, remember stella odua (only for international airport oooo). For this expect enough blackmail and other things from those that do not want to see any thing good in the east. I rest my case and hope that one day a seaport close to the east and linked my RAIL will be a reality.
There is a seaport in onne rivers state that is close to igbo land and portharcout is linked by rail to Aba, Enugu all the way to maidugri. the rail is being rehabilitated at the moment, I think the part from PH to enugu is completed.

By the way the deep sea port At Ibaka Akwa Ibom, is what everyone from the former eastern region and all other parts of Nigeria farther away from lagos should support. because it will change the economy of the eastern part of Nigeria. Besides its strategic importance, it will serve as a transshipment point because of its Natural draught and access to the Open ocean which will allow the largest ships in the world to berth without any need for constant port maintenance ie dredging which has been the bane of most ports in Nigeria. the trans shipment points will now make all other ports in Nigeria which are accessible by smaller ships/barges functional.

onitisha, calabar, warri, onne, and even the proposed port in Abia state will all become viable in cluding all the surrounding african countries around that flank as they will simply get their goods from ibaka and transport it with smaller ships/barges to the respective ports.
A deep seaport is what Nigeria needs.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan Commissions Goodluck Boulevard In Uyo by jazzydee: 8:54pm On Aug 19, 2014
Mrdifferent: smart boy wink grin A product of Akpabio's free and compulsory education. grin grin
WOW clap for your Underdeveloped brain for your ability to use it!
PoliticsRe: Akwa Ibom Community Protests 10 Years Of Darkness by jazzydee: 6:14pm On Aug 19, 2014
ujoinme: There are a bunch of lazy people who do not know how to read commenting on this thread. The news article says that "“The state government said it has attained 85 per
cent electricity coverage of the state through the
Inter-ministerial Direct Labour Projects while
records have shown that the Ministry of Rural
Development has also electrified about 2,209
villages out of 2,671 communities in the state to
meet government target and vision of providing
uninterrupted power supply in the state.
“But the same gesture accorded in other villages in
the state has not been extended to us at Ikot Unah
of which we feel very bad."


At present the state government has attained 94% from the 85% electricity coverage reported in the state with the target of 100% by may 2015. How many states in Nigeria can boast of such a record? Electricty coverage of 2209 out of 20671 villages/communities in the state Na beans? And some of you don not even know that the state government has attracted a private investor that has set up a factory in Akwa Ibom that has been manufacturing transformers and other electricity equipment to support this giantic project.The company is called seyang -geldesa transformers Ltd and has been in Akwa ibom for some years now.

Ikot unah villagers are protesting because their neigbouring villages have been covered. All villages cannot be covered at the same time its will get to them eventually, For those villifying the Amiable governor who is the an uncommon transformer in infrastructural renaissance should learn to read articles before responding! cheers
@Ujoinme thanks for putting things in perspective. people are not even reading the just want to spew rubbish on nairaland. As usual you brought truth to bear.
PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by jazzydee: 3:55pm On Aug 19, 2014
ujoinme: Nice update on the sheraton hotel its good to see that work is progressing on the project
Yeah its like Akpabio is on fire to complete all his projects. the ibom tropicana and the 20th anniversary hospital construction sites are very busy at the moment.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan Commissions Goodluck Boulevard In Uyo by jazzydee: 3:46pm On Aug 19, 2014
Fellonigerians: since we are celebrating common road construction, we are classifying our country as underdeveloped!!!
ignorance is indeed expenssive. there is nothing like Underdevelopment category for countries. Its either developed or developing countries.

Read widely and develop yourself to avoid future embarrassment so that your term "Undredevelopment " will not point fingers at your person cheers.
SportsRe: Jonathan Inspects Akwa Ibom Stadium Complex Under Construction In Uyo by jazzydee(op): 11:53am On Aug 19, 2014
Nice new images this stadium is really beautiful. Its not yet complete yet its beauty is outstanding. the quality of the construction speaks for it self.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan Commissions Goodluck Boulevard In Uyo by jazzydee: 11:50am On Aug 19, 2014
Fellonigerians: Only in UNDERdeveloped countries do people celebrate road constructions... What we need to be celebrating are industries, innovation in technologies, excellence by citizens, life changing policies, etc...
So Is Nigeria a "Developed" world? Nigeria is classified as a developing country in case you forgot.
SportsRe: Jonathan Inspects Akwa Ibom Stadium Complex Under Construction In Uyo by jazzydee(op): 10:51pm On Aug 18, 2014
Eyop: [b]The real point is that the PDP is too deeply in support of this crook because of the money he has spread all over the place. The corruption is too much and the people are suffering. That Kleptocrat called Akpabio is the worst looter in the history of government in this country.

A few overcosted projects and he has been screaming that he is a performer when he has actually stolen the whole money. My brother that's the avenue they use to steal the money and the same with his local government chairman who was caught in the United States with cash he never declared & what was his excuse? That was meant for donation on an expired event and who knows how many times that had been laundered before he was caught.

Areas that he should concentrate on like you rightly mentioned the Ibaka seaport project,he's doing otherwise. Some idi0ts won't see this but rather sing his praises. Well,i don't blame them but he'll be disgraced and history(same that happened in Delta state that the governor his paying for now) will repeat itself again and this time Akwa-Ibom state in some years to come. [/b]
eyop is an unrepentant rumour monger peddling lies. you think APC can lie their way into Akwa Ibom government? house never!
Nigerians will keep celebrating Governor Akpabio to you and your principals consternation.
SportsRe: Jonathan Inspects Akwa Ibom Stadium Complex Under Construction In Uyo by jazzydee(op): 10:38pm On Aug 18, 2014
Akpabio is building haters are hating.

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