This is deap. Though you are joking but you just analyzed what is actually going on in Nigeria

Zikojukwu:
We are preparing tsunami for them.

Governors Willie Obiano claimed that he inherited over 180 billion dollar debt from Peter Obi.

In a swift reaction, Obi’s media aide, Mr Valentine Obienyem, in a statement made available to The Guardian yesterday said that Umeh has failed to clarify issues, but was only interested in dragging Obi into it.

Obienyem said: “Recently, a House member said it publicly that Obiano collects 1.2 billion Naira per month as security vote and his wife collects N240m as well. Since then, Anambra people have been seeking explanation. As with their master so are his followers. Rather than Chief Victor Umeh clarifying the matter, he is more interested in bringing Obi into the matter to confuse the people.


“We have said it always that Obi took the average of N250 million as security vote and he has been consistent in saying that he can account for the usage. It was out of his security votes that he bought over 600 vehicles for the police, paid N1 million each to First Class graduates, among others.

“It is wrong for Gov. Willie Obiano to give money to greedy Anambrarians to lie against Obi. Let him come out boldly and challenge Obi on that and Obi will give account of what he collected and how he used it, unlike him who cannot account for over 75 billion Naira handed over to him.

“As for the debt of N185billion, I hope it is not a deliberate creation to retire the N75 billion bequeathed him. As at the time Obi left office, he did not owe a single contractor. We challenge Umeh and Obiano to publish the names of contractors Obi owed. How can people, out of pure desire to bring down a man of stellar qualities, include unexecuted contracts as debts? As we speak, he is yet to execute any of those contracts.”

Please click on the link below to watch Valentine Obienyem response on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZr7AWrTX6U



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ742rN_kuo

In a swift reaction, Obi’s media aide, Mr Valentine Obienyem, in a statement made available to The Guardian yesterday said that Umeh has failed to clarify issues, but was only interested in dragging Obi into it.

Obienyem said: “Recently, a House member said it publicly that Obiano collects 1.2 billion Naira per month as security vote and his wife collects N240m as well. Since then, Anambra people have been seeking explanation. As with their master so are his followers. Rather than Chief Victor Umeh clarifying the matter, he is more interested in bringing Obi into the matter to confuse the people.


“We have said it always that Obi took the average of N250 million as security vote and he has been consistent in saying that he can account for the usage. It was out of his security votes that he bought over 600 vehicles for the police, paid N1 million each to First Class graduates, among others.

“It is wrong for Gov. Willie Obiano to give money to greedy Anambrarians to lie against Obi. Let him come out boldly and challenge Obi on that and Obi will give account of what he collected and how he used it, unlike him who cannot account for over 75 billion Naira handed over to him.

“As for the debt of N185billion, I hope it is not a deliberate creation to retire the N75 billion bequeathed him. As at the time Obi left office, he did not owe a single contractor. We challenge Umeh and Obiano to publish the names of contractors Obi owed. How can people, out of pure desire to bring down a man of stellar qualities, include unexecuted contracts as debts? As we speak, he is yet to execute any of those contracts.”

Please click on the link below to watch Valentine Obienyem response on youtube


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZr7AWrTX6U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ742rN_kuo

From Okey Sampson, Umuahia The Sun Nigeria.

Chief James Anyaogu from Amakwu, Alayi in Bende Local Government Area is an international businessman. In this interview, he gives reasons why he wants to be governor of Abia State.

Could you confirm what we heard from the grapevine that you want to run for the governorship seat of Abia State in 2023?

What you heard is true, I shall contest for the governorship position of Abia State in 2023. I’m contesting and I’m contesting to win.

In the past, some people made initial appearance on the political scene and chickened out when it got tough. How serious are you?

I’m not like the past persons you talked about who chickened out when it got tough. I am a different person altogether; I am not a politician so to say; I am just an ordinary Abia man who volunteered himself to serve his people. What I am asking the good people of Abia State is to trust me with their mandate for a constitutional period of four years.

What motivated you to come out for the governorship race?

My motivation to contest stems from the pains Abians are subjected to by the successive governments. Having made an indelible mark in the private sector, I want to replicate it in the public sector by transforming Abia State and giving the people a government that shall truly be theirs. Traveling the state on consultation with my exploratory team, I’ve heard Abians say they are tired of politicians who promise them heaven on earth and never delivered; and who only tell them whom they are against and why they should vote against someone. Abians I know would want to vote for something and for someone of their choice.

So, let me tell you what I am for: I am for total reform, real positive change, growth and safety. I am for standardized education and applicable healthcare. I am for keeping our obligation and our promises, and in doing that, I will ensure that salaries, pensions and gratuities are paid as and when due. In summary, I’m for purposeful leadership because Abia deserves the best.

What will be your priorities if you’re elected governor of Abia state?

First, we will start with the healthcare sector, where we will make the story of Abia State to change. Secondly, the narrative in Abia State as it concerns dilapidated, poor, and deathtraps on our roads must be changed.

Again the story of when civil servants in Abia would work and their salaries would be hard to come, is going to be a thing of the past. The scenario where our senior citizens, or better known as pensioners, whose pensions and gratuities are owed for years, also need to be changed. Going further, our farmers with no fertilizer, tractors, and other farm equipment need to be attended to

Mostly, the youths will not be left out as there will be programmes that will make them to be fully engaged. In fact, what I am going to do in Abia State is to reposition, redevelop and place her on a pedestal worthy of good reference than what is happening in Ebonyi State in terms of infrastructural development. My project redemption for Abia is destined to be great.

Do you have any political platform and structure to pursue your ambition?

Yes, I have a solid political structure that has been constituted across the 17 LGAs of Abia State for this mandate. They are dedicated men who’re working tirelessly to ensure that our dream and aspiration come true in 2023 for the benefit of the ordinary Abians.

Then, if you’re talking about political party, I want the voters to concentrate more on my personality, the quality of candidate I am and what I’m going to bring to the state, rather than the party as many people are becoming more interested in the person than party. After my consultations, I will announce the political party when the time comes as permitted by INEC’s time table

Assuming you are elected as Governor of Abia, which sectors of the state economy will you pay more attention to?

Abia is both a commercial and an agrarian state. For businesses to thrive in a state like ours, the enabling environment needs to be created and such includes good road networks which unfortunately Abia lacks. The power sector is very critical and shall be given due attention within the extant laws available for a state governor. Provisions shall be made to help Abia farmers increase their farm produce. These provisions include financial grants and accessible soft loans, fertilizers, tractors, and other needed farm equipment.

Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) shall be attended to by availing them of government grants and soft-loans for their growth, while equally ensuring that vocational/skill acquisition programmes are occasionally run for Abia youths. Education, research, and development shall be given proper attention. Abians deserve a governor who will fight and win for them, not handpicked who only serves special interests. Abians deserve a governor who will stand up for the rights to life, liberty, religion, opportunities and happiness. Someone who will stand up for their safety and all other rights as enshrined in the Constitution and as ordained by God. You see, it does not matter if you are from a big city, a suburb or agrarian community, I will be governor for all Abians.

Some politicians talk about godfathers, who is your own?

Godfather? I do not have any godfather. However, my godfathers are the ordinary Abians whose pensions and gratuities are not paid, the ordinary Abians whose salaries are not paid, our gallant youths who by the way are not lazy but lack opportunities and support by the state government. The ordinary Abians who’re into SMEs but with no government-facilitated soft loans for their SMEs to thrive, the ordinary Abians who’re farmers but unable to bring their farm produce to the cities because there are no motorable roads, ordinary Abians who are being deprived of their rights to smoothly run their businesses. Going further, the ordinary Abians who do not have access to basic healthcare maybe because there’s no functional government healthcare center in their villages. These people are my godfathers and I’m comfortable having them as such. These are the people I’m going to serve their interest if I become governor of Abia in 2023.

Source : https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-i-want-to-be-abia-gov-in-2023-anyaogu/?amp

Majority of Nigerians in America don't have 2 million naira anywhere in this world including heaven. But they make that money every month or two depending on job. The bills here is crazy and unbelievable.

I lived in New York City for 5 years and know what am talking about. Now work for myself and make good money. Money however is not everything, life in America is extremely sweet and stress free if you don't wanna kill yourself with jobs. Don't let anyone discourage you from coming to America. I was in Nigeria last year and fell in love with Abuja and Lagos but after few weeks the whole drama began to irritate me and I ran back to America.

Almost every community in Biafraland gave palliative to their people, and rich individuals in every community too did something. You never see this kind of thing amongst the hausas and yorubas.
In my community a lots of groups organized themselves and buy food items for our people including one organized by my age grade, my mates in America, Europe, Nigeria all contributed.

Ndigbo is by far the richest tribe in Nigeria.

Deepfeel:


Pretty well , moved back to rural environment no restriction of movement there , I spend time in the woods , observe nature, climb hill's , drink a little, smoke a little, read a book, meditate, then head back home .
I'm free like a bird

How do you live like white people?

Chinese hospitals refusing to attend to pregnant black women. Watch the video here https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3760012737373419&id=100000941905796

My question is how long are we going to tolerate this? How long are we going to allow the chinese people to walk free, live and do business in Africa. Are we cowards? Can't we retaliate?

Be careful not to pick up items ordered with fake credit cards bro, and they will think you are collaborating with them Yahoo boys in Nigeria.

I can tell you what I know, she married that arata for green card.

Yobe State Massive Rigging Exposed

The man don't want nobody to question him on this CJN issue. Fake pastor.

Does anybody know of a car rental company in umuahia Abia State?

KEEP OFF NIGERIA, EX-BRITISH MINISTER TELLS INVESTORS
A former Secretary of State for International Development of the United Kingdom, Priti Patel, has warned investors to be wary of investing in Nigeria.
In an op-ed for City A.M., Patel, who is a member of the British parliament, claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari was not in the habit of obeying law and court orders.
Patel cited the case of a firm owned by two Irishmen, which got a contract in Nigeria in 2010, adding that Buhari, upon assuming office in 2015, cancelled the contract.
Patel claimed that the firm’s efforts to get compensation through the court were also frustrated as Buhari refused to obey court decisions made in favour of the foreign firm.
Patel said, “In Nigeria, the unhappy experience of the firm founded by two Irishmen, Process and Industrial Development, is a case in point, and demonstrates the risk that businesses will face in Nigeria.
“In 2010, P&ID signed a 20-year contract with the Nigerian government to create a new natural gas development refinery, but the project fell through after the Nigerian government reneged on its contractual commitments.
“Upon taking office, President Buhari promptly cancelled a compensation settlement.
“Since Buhari reneged on this deal, P&ID has undertaken legal efforts to affirm a tribunal award, first decided in London. It also made several attempts in court to force the Nigerian government to respect its obligations.
“The most recent court decision at a London tribunal confirmed that the Nigerian government owes P&ID almost $9bn for the initial breach of contract, loss of income, additional costs, and interest accrued after five years of non-payment.
“However, the Nigerian government has continued to flout international law and convention, and it refuses to respect the various court decisions.
“Investors must consider this long-running scandal and weigh this obstinacy against Nigeria’s mishandled economic potential.”
He added, “Nigeria is ranked 145th in the world for its ease of doing business, which demonstrates the risks of investment into Nigeria.”
A presidency source said Patel’s claims were being analysed by government.
However, the Presidency described Patel warning as “lacking in substance and devoid of merit in empirical evidence established by facts.”
The President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr Garba Shehu, in a statement said, “Her claim is a fabrication that cannot be supported by the facts on the ground.”
“Nigerian has recognised the rights of investors, both local and foreign, as enshrined in our constitution, which states clearly that no investment can be taken from its owners without recourse to the law. Given the constitution, you don’t even need international protection for assets held in this country.
“Beyond this, we have established a proper climate of investment on account of which, the nation has gained 24 points of excellence in the global ease of doing business index.”
-Punch

If Atiku make the mistake of not choosing an igboman or woman for this race, he should kiss the presidency good bye.

Chima is from Igbere, Nnenna is from Alayi all in Umunnato area of Bende.

If you are doing fine in Nigeria , no need running to America. The richest Nigerians are in Nigeria. America na for us we no arrange ourselves wells for Nija.

The heart of men is extremely wicked, for you to even ask this question, you have dominic mindset bro. You married a woman with a child, that child automatically becomes your step son or daughter. Over here in America you don't see people behaving like this. My wife step dad takes care of her like his own daughter.
Our people have a dangerous mindset Jeeez.

It's 2018 Bro, at ten months pregnancy they have a technology that can test if the child will be ss and terminate the pregnancy and you try another time, you can have 4 good children out of five only one will test positive of ss and you can terminate it before the baby grow in the belly. Go google it bro and leave your brother alone. One things they will not escape having all AS Children.

How else do you expect Tinubu to get back all the money he spent to elect Ambode Governor? Politics is likr a business to them, before Ambode became governor he took occultic oat to do whatever the godfather want him to do, that was the contract.

Most of the state lawmakers also go through the same process. My people this is a spiritual matter.

US evangelist Billy Graham - one of the most influential preachers of the 20th Century - has died aged 99.

He died at his home in Montreat, North Carolina, a spokesman for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association said.

In a 60-year career, he is estimated to have preached to hundreds of millions of people around the world.

Former presidents are among the many who have been paying tribute. President Trump called him "great" and a "very special man".

After becoming one of the best-known promoters of Christianity in the US, Graham embarked on his global mission with an event in London in 1954.

Graham reached millions of worshippers through TV - the first to use the medium to convey the Christian message on such a scale.

Read More at http://www.everydaydevotional.com/billy-graham-death-u-s-evangelist-passed-away-at-age-99/

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I'm in new york city , 20 million you can make it in a year here. America sweet forget story.

Here in New York you can make that 20 Millar in one year but spend 70% of it on rents , the life in America if you don't have people in Africa bothering your life is worth more than 100 million Naira. The News of Boko Haram and the rest of them coming out of Nigeria on daily basis is scary.

Listing to him that guy is from ivory coast

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