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stayblack:
THUNDER WITH PACKAGES FIRE THAT UR HAND AND DUMM BRAIN...RAM

bruno419:
no mind the lazy government

Holatunde007:
That moment wen u realize iweala will going to jail very soon

na you be the judge ?










So many illiterate full nairaland sha

bruno419:
settle for what him no be president?

RickRichards:
Would you dance to Dorobucci dead in the middle of a busy highway?

blesoh:
hi,are u from Ikom or Akamkpa,just saw d name Ayuk.

aorta:
reta*d

Anazoric:
Ode. If he was an extremist, do you think he would allow his daughter follow him around with western fashion styles?

am I talking about buhari or the muslim youth ?









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fineguy11:
yes,i concur with u 100%...those women activists aren't doing their job well,,if they were u wont be existing today..i agree totally with u,,they shld stay clear of politics and protest for the castration of TANIODS MEN, like yourself....our women needs to be protected against the carrying of TANIOD babies in their womb..i pray and hope for a TANIOD free nigeria and generation....

[]do you know the meaning of "woman right activist" ?

Anazoric:
Ode. If he was an extremist, do you think he would allow his daughter follow him around with western fashion styles?

am I talking about buhari or the muslim youth ?









Fowl penis

SHARIAREPORTERS:
D same way he destroyed d good works of jona, may his own measure be in millions fold


If he did good, may good........ And vice versa

by Ochereome Nnanna
THAT Rivers State will continue to be a theatre of
high political drama in the coming months could be
an understatement. On Tuesday, 26th March 2015,
evidences of this were playing out on two television
networks. On the Africa Independent Television (AIT)
the crowd of the pro-People’s Democratic Party (PDP)
Rivers elite who worked for the victory of Governor-
elect, Barrister Nyesom Wike, backed up by former
Governor Peter Odili and former President of the
Nigerian Bar Association, Barrister OCJ Okocha, held
the fort, with Wike as the principal focus during a
public lecture to usher in his administration.
And on Channels
Television, their
counterparts of the pro-
All Progressives
Congress (APC) led by
the outgoing Governor
Rotimi Amaechi, used
the occasion of his 50th
birthday anniversary
and Children’s Day to
gather with their friends
and well-wishers. I
could spot Dr Alex Otti,
the All Progressives
Grand Alliance (APGA)
candidate in the Abia
State governorship
election who is now at
the Election Tribunal to
try and reclaim his
stolen mandate.
In his lengthy keynote address, Wike made it clear
that he would “recover” all the state funds he claimed
were looted during the eight years of Amaechi’s rule.
Amaechi, who had obviously monitored the
proceedings on AIT, spoke in an angry, disconcerted
voice. After absolving himself of any act of
corruption, he said he did not probe the government
of Dr Odili (his former principal and mentor)
because, according to him, people would not ask him
how many people he probed while in office. They
would ask him his achievements.
Let me remind us, before I go on, that Amaechi and
Wike were once part of the political kingdom created
by Odili when he was the Governor of Rivers State.
Amaechi was the Speaker of the State House of
Assembly for eight years, while Wike was an
outstanding Chairman of the Obio/Akpor Local
Government Area; a strategic and influential part of
the greater Port Harcourt capital conurbation. Wike,
a powerful grassroots politician, was instrumental to
the reclamation of Amaechi’s mandate from Sir
Celestine Omehia. Remember, Omehia was the
replacement for Amaechi whom Obasanjo forced
Odili to pick at a campaign rally because Obasanjo
declared Amaechi’s eligibility to stand for PDP as
having “developed “K”-leg? As a reward for Wike’s
contributions, Amaechi appointed him his Chief of
Staff. Trouble started between Amaechi and Wike
when Amaechi could no longer cope with the
growing clout of Wike and started looking for ways of
whittling down his influence.
At his birthday event, Amaechi told a hair-raising
story of how Wike allegedly killed people on his way
to winning the governorship election. I quote him: “In
a bid for Wike to be governor, he hired one Atake;
they killed a young man and cut his private part. They
slit his throats and hung him on a tree”! I have
questions for Amaechi, because not everyone who
listens to his frequent loose talks is a dummy. Most
of us are conversant with every major step he has
taken because he has been one of the most visible,
audible and controversial politicians in his weight
class.
First, his assertion about not probing Odili. That is
not entirely true. Why did he set up the “Truth and
Reconciliation Commission” headed by the late
Justice Kayode Eso, who conducted a biased and
kangaroo proceeding and indicted Odili without
giving him adequate opportunity to defend himself? It
is on record that a Rivers State High Court presided
over by Justice RI Ahiakwo, later set aside the
indictment of Odili, saying he was not given fair
hearing.
Besides, we know that any probe of Odili’s financial
dealings during his eight-year rule will also exhume
Amaechi’s connivance as a willing tool at the head of
a very subservient state legislature. The same thing
would happen if Wike’s stewardship in Rivers is
probed. Amaechi cannot escape being a collaborator
or concealer of “sins” when the going was good
between him and them.
Second, this murder thing. Look at that story again,
and you brim with questions. This is what I call “cock-
and-bull” story. The story has no facts in it. A credible
murder story will detail who committed the murder,
in connivance with whom? The only clear name was
Wike whose identity is public knowledge. Who was
the contract murderer? Amaechi only mentioned
“Atake”. The only name well-known name remotely
sounding like that in Rivers State is Ateke Tom, an ex-
militant warlord. Is that the same as “Atake”?
Now, what is the concrete identity of the unfortunate
individual who was allegedly murdered in this
gruesome manner? He must have had a name. He
must have come from a community and family. He
must have been murdered somewhere. If such a
grisly murder had taken place and got discovered,
some documentation of the crime scene must have
taken place. Apart from that, there must have been
credible evidence linking this “murder” to Wike. The
case ought to have been lodged with the police and
charged to court. In fact, that sort of murder ought to
disqualify a culprit from contesting for the office of
Governor. Even if a conviction had not been achieved,
the suspect would be stigmatised by being put in the
dock for such a blood-curdling crime. In spite of the
clear absence of evidence and conviction, Amaechi
continues to call Wike a “murderer” based on
unsubstantiated allegations.
If it is true that Wike committed the offence as
charged, he will be going into the gubernatorial office
with his hands covered in cold blood, and he will
soon be pavilioned with executive immunity for the
next four to eight years! Amaechi cannot escape
being named as an accessory to the alleged crimes
he has been trumpeting on rooftops against Odili and
Wike.
Amaechi’s unwise political disposition has cost his
state dearly. A state that once boasted of N100 billion
in its savings account and received the second
highest revenue from the Excess Crude Account (over
N250 billion) is now owing workers salaries! That
must be probed.

bettercreature:
Go and confirm it dickhead