₦airaland Forum

oliverjiad:
afternoon sir

Its possible he might be having difficulties on his side for clearing the car,depending on how he handle the clearing aspect,as for me vessel discharged on the 16th should at lease,be delivered or almost to delivery,but currently there's strike national wide NLC,so the port is currently shutdown

To clear the following its as follows

2012 Camry:#1.2m
07 es350:#550k
08 es350:#650k

Jaid

oliverjiad:
Cleared and delivered

Kelvin30286063:
What are you guys talking about?
What if that is not his Ward?
Or are you telling me that anyone can just go to any Ward and cast vote?
Let's know the root of matters before jumping into an ocean of conclusion
The sentence is clear!
"this is not the place you have to vote get out of here..."
Means he went to the wrong polling unit!
Simple!

NextGovernor:
U don't know politics. He is simply delaying it till after primary so that all those APC that was promised automatic ticket go know say na fraud.. By then they will all be sympathetic with Saraki and he will now Lord over APC and Oshiomole then. Lol

lovebless:
what an election, at least it there was less chaos or violence recorded, I give it to the ruling party.
nevertheless I want us to know that this an eye opener, 2019 election, is crystal clear that it cant be easy ride for the ruling party.

if as majority of you adjudge, I quote ' dancing senator' can shook the ruling party cum incumbent part this way, in my opinion APC has very slim chance in 2019, except option A rigging is considered by APC.

APC obviously is fundamentally a propaganda party, full of lies, deceit, excuses, nepotism, worst of it all is the hardship the masses are facing. same masses you expect to cast their vote for you. APC best Strategy is blame game and accusations, instead of them to adopt ways of cushioning effect of the consequence decayed system handed over to them- as they claimed though.

before you quote me, what is present Nigeria rate in education? majority are illiterate i guess you know.
resent statistics placed Nigeria top among poorest nation, there is hunger in the land I guess you know.
unanimously Nigerian voted for change, hoping for better life and corrupt free administration. but what do we get?.

this masses can't toe that part for another four years, 9ja don JA.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
You hide since, APC been death with in Osun shows the people are wiser,they no longer fall for propaganda

Tecno66:
Simple majority should carry the day, even one vote is enough. If the APC candidate had led with one vote, would they have declared it inconclusive?

Akpacha:
what are u saying? They gave a very good fight, I never expected pdp would come this far in osun state, I expected a walk over for apc in that state.

tigerclaws:
mynd.44 la.lasticlala
rule 2

samtee37:
I want to ask Pls..


Now that pdp was the one leading with a small margin, what will now happen if the table turns to apc in the Rerun and they win,...?


I doubt, if pdp will agree to the result either.

ladiesreject:
Ubanka ya chi uwarka ya hifi banza

dearie:
Haven't we moved on from those days? Isn't that why we voted for change? Is this not now taking us to another low.

#SMH

Omeokachie:
Buhari why?

Everything you inherited you have successfully destroyed in 3yrs.

ladiesreject:
That's the worst they could do.

APC and Buhari are the worst things that have happened since World war 2.

Try this nonsense next year and see what will become of this sh!t hole country

#Rubbish

cbrass:
And they said we have integrity in APC?

The electoral commission, INEC, has declared the Osun State governorship election “inconclusive.”

The declaration was made by Joseph Fuwape, the presiding officer of the election at the INEC headquarters in Osun.

At the end of the collation of votes, the PDP candidate, Isiaka Adeleke, won majority votes of about 254,698 votes while Gboyega Oyetola of the APC came a close second with 254,345 votes. Both leading candidates had a difference of about 354 votes.

“Unfortunately as the returning officer, it’s not possible to declare anybody as the clear winner of the election on the first ballot,” Mr Fuwape said.

The electoral commission, INEC, has declared the Osun State governorship election “inconclusive.”

The declaration was made by Joseph Fuwape, the presiding officer of the election at the INEC headquarters in Osun.

At the end of the collation of votes, the PDP candidate, Isiaka Adeleke, won majority votes of about 254,698 votes while Gboyega Oyetola of the APC came a close second with 254,345 votes. Both leading candidates had a difference of about 354 votes.

“Unfortunately as the returning officer, it’s not possible to declare anybody as the clear winner of the election on the first ballot,” Mr Fuwape said.

GistFullGround:
Abeg shut up, dem dey try open your eyes but you still dey keep am shut

Why is it that the powers that be don't follow rules in Nigeria?

My guy, if you no fit get sense, then park for one side

Firefire:
If you can first return all Kwara State loots in your custody, then we can have a conversation.


Professional criminal.

OAM4J:
Its much better to share N10,000 each to millions of people to trade "Agbo jedi" than giving billions to few persons to buy private jets.

At least more people get to share the national cake. N10,000 goes a long way for some people

fiizznation:
You are right to some extent. But saying Kwankwaso's presidential ambition is just to tackle Ganduje is what I don't agree with. They don't agree with one another, yeah everyone knows that. What did you think his kwankwasiya movement is all about? About Ganduje? No sir. Kwankwaso has been working to become the president since 1999.

He had to leave Apc because Buhari wanted another term and as the astute politician that I know he is, he already knew Buhari will automatically get the APC ticket, so why should he fight over what he knows he can't win. Is now or never for Kwankwaso. And he can put up a good fight against Buhari if he did his homework very well.

We all know that there is no way Kwankwaso can defeat Buhari in NE and SW. These two regions are locked down for Baba Buhari. But the NW,SE,NC and SS will be up for contention, anyone with a good PR team and enough money to spend can get the needed votes from this aforementioned regions.

Kwankwaso in very popular in the NW. Their votes in the NW might be split 55/45 between Buhari and Kwankwaso.

Take for e.g, I'm pro-Buhari but my siblings are pro-Kwankwaso. And this is how it is among many families in the NW.

I still believe Buhari can't be defeated due to some certain factors which favors him very much, but again nothing is entirely impossible in politics.

Who ever thought Buhari will defeat Jonathan? Trump defeated Clinton and nobody saw that coming. Possibility in politics is never washed away. You have to look at things at all angles.

SalomonKane:
is there any such thing like 'party ideology' when it involves nigeria political parties.

inheriting a dead economy and a corrupt polity was why we voted Buhari in the first place, making excuses for him is now stale like the stories from tales by moonlight. i'm curious to ask you what exactly has he (PMB) turn around?

you should know hypocrisy and sycophancy are now a behavioural trait found in many nigeria politician who don't mind to give the[/s] devil a blowjob_ [s]as long as the get re-elected.

the shame here is to every politician in nigeria. but seeing that they don't even possess an ounce of it, it's more of a pity to every nigerian for allowing these bastards to govern us.

yarimo:
that is good for you before those IPOB miscreants to invade this thread.

oblaak:
Both you and Reno are Mad. I have nothing reasonable to say

fiizznation:
Kwankwaso is a bit popular in the north. No lies about that. The only thing that will determine whether he can go head to head with Buhari in the next election is the person he chooses as his VP. If he chooses an igbo man who is a bit popular among the masses and doesn't have much stain on him, I will say he will give buhari a good run for him money.

I like Kwankwaso. He was my state governor and I know the good things(especially the numerous scholarships he gave to students) he did as a governor but baba Buhari is still the password.

Sai baba Buhari

seunmsg:
The usual attempt to blame the governors for Jonathan's government inability to save during an era of oil boom while absorbing the man who was the head of government. If Ngozi was serious about saving, why did she fail to save federal government's share of the money? Why did she and Jonathan squandered the huge savings that they met in the excess crude account and foreign reserve? This is just another attempt by PDP jobbers to absolve Jonathan of his failures.

priceaction:
People are really jobless in this country.