Stop hanging around married women.

Simple.

To be honest.

I no see anything. Even turned my phone upside down and put am under lamp,and still i saw nothing.

Abeg any update if them don arrest Nnamdi Kanu?

Ok

Good info.

Mynd44 Seun Lalasticlacla

oluseyiforjesus:
Is it that this IPOB boys didn't do Government in Secondary school or their grand parents didn't tell them hw many pple Lost their lives in Biafra/Nigeria war?
IPOB remember Ojukwu didn't die in the War oOooooooo, it was after d war he even married Bianca........ think twice

Lol

omogin:

Nigeria under an illiterate President you mean? Nigeria where the illiterate president has to kneel to beg governors under him to release funds sent to them for salaries and pension. Nigeria needs freedom

Hey beauty.

Just taking time out from my busy schedule to say hi. What's going on?

Wow

Reading

Good.

Good.

Whatever happens in Imo

Stays in IMO.

Ok

Ok

Cool.

Lol

Good.

Arrest him now. Lock him up now.

Nnamdi Kanu is a threat to Nigeria. We have been co-existing peacefully until this failure appeared from the United Kingdom,to brainwash other failures like him.

Just lock him up,and let us give him the Mandela treatment(25 Years in Jail) and nothing will happen.

Lock him up. Lock him up. Lock him up.

Why is the coward still hiding under his bed?i thought he said he is ready to give up his life for the cause?coward.

He should come out and meet the soldiers like a man.

Ok

Alcatraz007:


Back out to where? Are you fvcking nuts or retarded? Buhari would remain President till 2023 and there is nothing igbos can do about it!

God bless you.

I don't really care about the politics of who heads Nigeria,but what worries me is the brazen show of destruction these guy are displaying.

Igbo is not the only tribe in Nigeria,and i refuse for them to hold the other law abiding citizens of this country to ransom.

There are those who are not political and are neither Hausa,Yoruba or Igbo who this destruction has affected their source of livelihood today.

Keep interrupting people's way of life and livelihood,and you guys will have to realize that contrary to what you think,the Hausa and Yoruba man are not the only ones you should be worried about.

Just keep on destroying like today.

SalamRushdie:


How you can see what I was warning about..we need wisdom in leadership and not stupidity .If Kano retaliates now are we not back to pre civil war unrest of 66 ....it's time for Buhari to bow out because he lack wisdom

Moderators see?

See what am saying?This guy preaching war here. Do something please.

Ok

Arrest and lock up forever.

It shall not be well with the Judge that granted Nnamdi Kanu bail.

The Moderators should do something about those preaching hate here, like SalamRushdie.

Please suspend that moniker.

The Federal Government should as a matter of National Security,deplore all Federal assets right now,and don't just curtail IPOB, but arrest Nnamdi Kanu once and for all.

After Port-harcourt Where is next?we are gradually seeing the hostage taking of our Country by IPOB,and our military is not doing anything. This is shameful.

The Federal Government can stop this madness in one day. Stop treating these terrorists called IPOB with kids glove.

I am very angry now. They have left their land for the first time,and started destroying other people's land. IPOB attacked the military first 2 days ago,and now for the first time too,they have crossed the East to start their madness.

They have chosen to start a War. The Military should consider them " Enemy Combatants"

Good.

NgeneUkwenu:
[s][/s]

Dreamer! Why did you abandon Your Old Moniker?

Ngene please what was his Moniker?that Rushdie fellow has been picking annoying fights with me.

Pls pls say the former Moniker,as you will be doing us a service.

SalamRushdie:
Buhari doing what he know best which is delivering hardship , Aba which is the most industrious micro city in Africa has now been put in a curfew because if Buhari ...Remember to vote Buhari out of he dares contest is Now a CIVIC DUTY

Shut up.

Lalasticlacla Seun Dominique Mynd44

Runs gone bad.

At first, i wanted to say it was staged because the one on the left looks too calm, but on second thoughts, i think it is the real thing. Every job comes with its own hazards and risk, and for those doing it, they have crossed their minds that no matter what happens, they are ready for it.

A Soldier knows he can die anytime at combat. An Armed Robbers knows that every night he goes out, might be his last.

A woman ready to follow a stranger for runs, knows there is a probability of her ending up as a sacrificial tool for ritual. And that is why i do not have a single drop of pity for these runs girls.

Let their loved ones pay the ransom money.

Useless runs girls. I hope the Runs girls on Nairaland will learn from this. Look at the London Bridge of the girl to the left,very flat, and it has fallen to the bottom of the River a long time ago.

Both probably engaged to some hard working guys(and probably Nairalanders) who will be boasting, my fiancee is in school, and i trust her with my life.

Never ever trust a woman that is not in your physical sight.

Really?

Don't know why this story touches somewhere deep for me.


Seun,Mynd44

The crisis in the Ekiti State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has deepened, following the endorsement of Deputy Governor Kolapo Olusola as governorship candidate for next year’s election by Governor Ayo Fayose and his supporters. Other aspirants are spoiling for a showdown with the governor, ODUNAYO OGUNMOLA reports.

The endorsement of Ekiti State of the Deputy governor, Prof. Kolapo Olusola, as “the sole candidate” by governor Ayo Fayose and loyalists has stirred up controversy in the Peoples Democratic Part (PDP).

Fayose’s decision to settle for his deputy sparked an outrage in a section of the party. Some chieftains believe that it was a ploy to shut down other aspirants.

There was drama on Wednesday, September 6 when Fayose gathered his caucus in the Government House, Ado-Ekiti. The camp include factional party state executive, local government chairmen and councillors, House of Assembly members, commissioners, special advisers, chairmen and members of commissions, boards and parastatals.



The agenda for the day was the adoption of the governorship candidate and training of party members ahead of next year governorship poll.

Two days earlier, Fayose had told some aspirants and party leaders from Ikole, Ise/Orun and Ijero Local Government Areas that he was waiting on God to direct him on the choice of a successor.

The governor revealed that he had invited aspirants including Olusola, former Commissioner for Works, Mr. Kayode Oso and former Wema Bank Group Managing Director, Mr. Adebisi Omoyeni “into the room” to allow him seek the face of God on his successor.

Other PDP governorship aspirants are former Deputy Governor and Board Member of Odu’a Investment Dr. Sikiru Lawal; Senate Deputy Minority Whip, Biodun Olujimi; PDP National Publiciy Secretary Prince Dayo Adeyeye; former Nigeria High Commissioner for Canada Ambassador Dare Bejide and former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice Mr. Owoseni Ajayi.

The governor, for the first time at a public forum, confirmed that he was considering Oso, who has been going around as the “anointed candidate” as his successor, but had to be calling aspirants “inside the room” to allow him seek God’s face.

Fayose said: “If I were asked to pick a candidate to succeed me, I would have picked Kayode Oso straight off. But I have called him into the room and told him to allow me seek God’s consent concerning it.



“I have called my deputy, Prof. Kolapo Olusola. I have also called Bisi Omoyeni into the room and asked him to allow me seek God’s consent. Whoever God chooses, we will support among the aspirants. Whoever that is not the one, the spirit of sportsmanship should be embraced.

“I have nothing against Prince Adedayo Adeyeye. I have great respect for him, from ministerial appointment to chairmanship (of the Governing Council) at Ekiti State University and then his recommendation to the party at the national level.

“I have always stood by him, I wouldn’t have done that for someone I don’t love, so mischief makers had better looked elsewhere to play their game.”

“I want to assure you that entire nobody will impose anybody on you. With me here, you will all get justice.” But less than forty eight hours after claiming that he was waiting on God for the choice of a successor, Fayose invited the “stakeholders to a training ahead of the election” only to bring out a communique for them to sign endorsing Olusola.

The stakeholders included 177 councillors, 177 ward chairmen, 16 local government party chairmen, 16 local council chairmen, Chairmen and members of Boards and Parastatals.

Others who attended the meeting inlcuded State Executive Council, Ekiti State House of Assembly members, serving and former members of the PDP State Working Committee, former Deputy Governor, among others.

The communique at the end of the meeting reads: “After due consultation, without prejudice to the provisions of the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended), we formally endorse His Excellency, Prof Kolapo Olusola (the current deputy governor), from Ekiti South Senatorial District, as our preferred aspirant/candidate.”

Those who signed the communique are; Hon Anifowose Mustapha, for Councillors, Alhaji Amuda Sunmonu, for Ward Chairmen; Hon Femi Bamisile, for Local Government Party Chairmen; Hon Dapo Olagunju, for Local Government Chairmen (ALGON); Senator Bode Ola, for Chairmen of Board and Parastatals; Dr Modupe Alade (Secretary to the State Government), for State Executive Council; Hon. Kolawole Oluwawole, Speaker of the State House of Assembly and the PDP Chairman, Chief Gboyega Oguntuase.

Oguntuase said the party organs will abide by the decision taken by the stakeholders in the interest of the party and the entire people of Ekiti State.

He however, said that the adoption will not preclude any member of the party that is interested in the governorship ticket from contesting, adding that open and transparent primary will be held in accordance with the rules of the party.

The Chairman of Forum of Ward Chairmen, Alhaji Amuda Sunmonu, also hailed the decision to adopt Olusola, maintaining that “wherever Governor Fayose goes, we will follow him.”

Mustapha said the 177 councillors were solidly behind the governor and “the decision of the party’s stakeholders remained binding on all of us.”

Dr Alade described Olusola as “a competent and loyal member of theFayose political family,” adding that his adoption was a reward for loyalty, dedication and commitment.

But, other aspirants have been kicking against the adoption of Olusola, which they described as “undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional.” The aspirants who have spoken against the inclusion are Bejide, Ajayi and Adeyeye.

Bejide, who maintained that nobody can impose a candidate on the party, expressed optimism that he would win the party’s ticket. Ajayi, the immediate past Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, said party’s delegates will vote at the primary that would determine the flag bearer.

Adeyeye said Fayose and his caucus violated the PDP constitution and the Electoral Act, adding that a charade and an attempt to impose a stooge on the party and the electorate.

Bejide said: “Any caucus of the party can adopt any candidate, whether the choice of Olusola by his caucus has Fayose’s backing hold no water as no one can impose a candidate on the party.

“This would not stop me from emerging the party’s governorship flagbearer for the poll in March, 2018.”

Ajayi said: “The decision to conduct primaries and determine who gets the party’s ticket belongs to the National Committee of the PDP.”

“The emergence of Olusola would not affect my decision to run for the ticket of our great party, and other aspirants from Ekiti South to get the party’s ticket.”

The former Minister of State for Works said the adoption of the deputy governor contravened Section 50 (1), Section 50 (2) and Section 50 (2b) of the PDP constitution as amended in 2012.

In a statement by the Director of Media, Prince Adedayo Adeyeye Movement (PAAM), Mr. Niyi Ojo, the aspirant implored party members and the general public to ignore what he called “the purported adoption of Olusola as a sole candidate.”

It reads: “The attention of PAAM has been drawn to the charade that took place at the Government House this afternoon by some political appointees, councillors and few House of Assembly members allegedly adopting Prof. Olusola as their consensus/sole candidate for 2018 gubernatorial election is a clear breach of the party constitution and the Electoral Act.

“The body is unknown to the PDP constitution; it is important to note that PDP is bigger and larger than an individual so the rules and regulations of the party are sacrosanct in the election of any candidate for elective position.

“PAAM believes in credible, transparent, free and fair primary for all aspirants for the position of governorship come 2018. PAAM rejects the purported adoption of a sole candidate in its entirety as there are many other aspirants for the governorship race in 2018.

“This gathering was organised and supervised by Governor Fayose to impose a stooge as the sole candidate for PDP in Ekiti State. We implore members of the public and our teeming supporters to disregard the purported adoption of Prof Olusola as a sole candidate.”

Adeyeye has since resigned his appointment as the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado-Ekiti. He has been replaced by Lagos lawyer and former General Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Pastor Dele Adesina (SAN).

The adoption of Olusola, which has been described in some quarters as “pre-emptive and hasty,” has aroused many questions begging for answers.

Concerned party members are wondering why Fayose reneged on his promise made in the early days of his administration that he and his deputy would leave office together at the end of their tenure.

They are also asking questions on why critical decisions affecting the party are either taken at Fayose’s private residence in hjis hometown, Afao-Ekiti or the Ado-Ekiti Government House rather than the party secretariat.

Some schools of thought have sprung up holding various theories on what the adoption of Olusola portends for the future of the party and its chances of winning the 2018 governorship poll.

A school of thought believes that Fayose has made a final choice on who he wants as a successor as he sees in Olusola a loyal deputy, who would be entrusted with the continuation of his legacies.

The governor had spoken glowingly of Olusola at various public fora describing him as “my man.” Fayose had entrusted Olusola with the education sector and representation at National Economic Council (NEC) meetings in Abuja.

A second school of thought is of the opinion that Olusola may not be the PDP candidate at next year’s poll, but a pawn on Fayose’s political chessboard to test the waters and feel the pulse of the people before coming out with “the real candidate” few weeks before the primary.

Factional PDP chairman, Chief Williams Ajayi, whose affirmation by the Federal High Court, Ado-Ekiti’s being challenged by the Oguntuase-led executive at the Court of Appeal, Ado-Ekiti Division, said the latest action of Fayose has shown his true colour and character.

Ajayi said: “What Fayose has done has revealed the character of a man trying to destroy the legacy of a party he benefited from. You will recall that in the run-up to the 2014 PDP governorship primary, Fayose was the one advocating the conduct of primary as against consensus option.

“In the course of the controversy, the party secretariat was attacked by hoodlums sent to decimate party leaders advocating consensus and you will recall that it took some time before the crisis was resolved following the intervention of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

“Can you imagine that the same man who benefited from the conduct of a free and fair primary is the same person imposing a candidate now and this is one of the reasons why we disagreed with Fayose on principle.

“We have won the first victory at the Federal High Court which declared the fayose-backed exco as illegal and they are challenging our victory at the Court of Appeal and the case comes up in October.

“The purported adoption of the deputy governor is a volation of internal democracy and an indication that some power-drunk individuals are bent on continuing the culture of lawlessness, impunity and imposition of candidates which was one of the triggers of the long-drawn crisis in the party.”

The PDP in Ekiti is having many crisis on its hands at a time it needs internal cohesion to face the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the election.

The House of Assembly is on the tenterhooks over alleged disloyalty of some legislators linked with Mrs. Olujimi while former State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) Commissioner and former factional Speaker, Hon. Dele Olugbemi, was removed for his closeness to Adeyeye.

Two of three senators in the state: Senator Olujimi (Ekiti South) and Senator Fatimat Raji Rasaki (Ekiti Central) and two of three House of Representatives members: Hon. Ayo Oladimeji (Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 1) and Hon. Olamide Oni (Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 2) have fallen out with Fayose.

The next few months will be interesting as aspirants shut out of the governorship race and their supporters will fight back, either by staying back and “fighting from within” or moving to other parties to realise their ambition.

Olusola is savouring his adoption. But, is he a popular candidate in his party and is he marketable to the electorate? Will the main opposition party, the APC, profit from the raging storm in the PDP? Fayose has taken the decision, but, the battle for the soul of the PDP will be fought into the election and it remains to be seen whether he party will survive the “war of attrition.”

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Ishilove,Seun,Lalasticlacla,Mynd44