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bestdefender:close mouth if you dont have what to say |
The matter is already in court, all parties should wait after court judgement. |
Very soon the monkeys will realise his main position
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By the time south eastern Nigeria will realise what they have done to their self it will be too late. Same thing ojuckwu did during his time that he was not able to cross river niger instead he brought hardship and suffering to his people. Why not you guys take the war to the people you call your enemies, why putting your people into total hardship in the name of freedom
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Latakia:keep on dreaming |
God1000:I no that your ancestor will be very angry with you asking this question |
They should go ahead and burn down south east is their business. Nigeria was not put together with guns and can never be broken with guns that is what the fool in south eastern Nigeria have fail to understand. All this glamour for biafra is because the hausa took out river state and cross river state from their control. That is when their madness for biafra started give them rivers state and cross river state back to be in control and see this madness of biafra stop over night. |
2023: “I thought you’re voting Asiwaju?” – El-rufai says as delegates endorse Amaechi APC Delegates in Kaduna have declares support for Ex-minister and 2023 presidential aspirant, Rotimi Amaechi. This is coming after they had pledged to support the National leader of the party, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Speaking during a consultative meeting with Amaechi, State governor, Nasir El-rufai queried the delegates on who they want to vote and shouts of ‘Dan Amanar’, ‘your choice’, ‘Amaechi’ rang through the room. He responded;” I thought you were voting Asiwaju?”, the delegates continued to express support for the former Rivers Governor. Speaking on Amaechi, El-rufai said; “I told you when you made that pledge to Asiwaju that others may not come, because of what you have done. You made that choice without listening to anyone else. Today you have seen the difference. You’ve heard Amaechi, you’ve seen what he has done. And he has brought a very strong security team. So you know what will happen with our security if he is in charge.” “What are you going to do? Who are you supporting now? You have a huge burden on you, and you must choose what is best for Kaduna and for Nigeria,”. He further narrated his experience of the goodness and sterling leadership qualities of Amaechi, from when he was Governor till date, and why President Muhammadu Buhari has high regard for him.
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The right man for the right job. It will all end in praises
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Welcome home our next president
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fergie001:why most you use amaechi as your reference. Is amaechi only the political appointee in governance today, federal, state and local government all have political appointee in their cabinet that want to contest one elective position. Let remind you Amaechi is the next president of Nigeria. It have been written so shall it be. And amaechi name will keep on giving you sleepless night |
insidelife22:u dont hear about oguta leak |
allen113:speak for your self. You children of hate. Any good news about Nigeria gives you children of hate sleepless nights. |
Rivers united all the way.
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Perfectnumber6:close your month if you dont have what to say. This is an indication how strong the league is. With a strong defence good goalkeepers. Is not a league where a team uses is fellow to catch cruise. Like the way liverpool is use man u to catch cruise. |
Sleekfingers:can you listen to yourself must you watch from the telly. The western league you watch is their Stadium empty. |
Mide1data:me na rivers United
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This crowd are they part of party delegates |
Throwback Thursday: 23 years ago on this day, Chelsea played a PL game... in Coventry City shirts How the heck did that happen? On April 9, 1997, the team, who were managed at the time by legendary Ruud Gullit, travelled to Coventry for a Premier League clash. The home team are known as The Sky Blues, and their home kits, naturally, had the same colour. Dermot Gallagher, that game's referee, ruled that Chelsea could not play in their blue shirts, as it would cause a clash of kits. The problem was that Chelsea had bizarrely forgotten to take their away kit to Highfield Road! The only shirts they had were the blue ones which even caused a 15-minute delay before the kick-off. The only way out was what you see in the picture: Chelsea had to don Coventry's away balck-and-red checkered shirts. They did, however, kept the rest of their kits. That was not a lucky change for the West London team: they lost 3-1 despite Mark Hughes' opener at the end of the first half.
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All this yoruba news paper why always amaechi name making headlines |
mrvitalis:if you dont what to say why not you keep quiet |
Where is the picture |
Fake news |
Nice work op. Nigeria will be great |
rattlesnake:when dangote was investing his money people from your Christian agenda are busy looting their member dry. No body stop your Christian agenda from building palm oil refine plant. |
Will the citizen's adhere to this intrusction from the government. We the citizen's are our own problem not government |
Coregists:it favors all all political office holders. Eg. wike the river governor the pdp ranting man will not vote in pdp convention or amaechi the super minister of transportation will not vote in apc convention, cos the are political office holder and you tell me that you practising democracy. |
Just to cover up. Mr putin your days are number on earth |
BLoomfrancs:since is an igbo gene why cant your igbo land produce more people like her in your igbo land. All ways claiming responsibility of other people's effort in education. When the school in your igbo is nothing to write home about. Pls hide your face |
Why all this tribal talk here, mean while they all study in school outside igbo land. you guys should hide your faces in shame |
Juliusmomoh2:what is shameful here is people like you that can never take blame their failure rather shift the goal post to blame their family members. Is just like going out with your father car and running out of petrol on your way to your destination, instead of taking the blame you shift the blame to your father |