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So he didn't learn from his disgraceful antics of 2016? This is fake to him just like Aisha Buhari's US trip? He needs to stop playing politics and govern his domain. Last I checked Ekiti was far from perfect. |
This is a major move. Old age isn't easy. |
Some won't like what I'm about to write but I gotta do it. For all of you who say you only have Igbo names but aren't Igbo notice that you've been lumped in with us as a whole. We are one. Welcome home. ![]() |
wickyyolo:Your anger has clearly clouded your cognitive ability. Reread the initial article. I accept your apology in advance. |
project8:MORNING OGA! |
BeClever:No need to be crass. |
If business confidence has been falling for 4 years and PMB has only been in office for around 18 months, does that mean that both gov'ts have done a less than stellar job? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B1SfL8rCYAAxPCF.jpg |
"The end of the end might just be about to begin.” I like that. Sounds like a promising end of 2016 and start of 2017. May the ND be peaceful and receive massive development. They deserve it. |
You obviously wanted attention.
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Biko Your Excellency I will trade you a genuine prayed over wristband for your security detail since you are so "rooted" in God. ![]() |
MayorofLagos:Like paying pensions? Hah! No thank you! Look PMB just defeated Boko Haram. See how much easier it is to talk national issues. This is the same man who allowed trash to build up on the streets to "teach" the people a "lesson ". Don't mind this governor. |
Bloodthirsty dialogue that will islamize the ND through violent dialogue. Some people will be angry at him trying to be civil rather than violent. There is no winning with such truculent souls. |
As Ndigbo from all over the world return home for Christmas holidays, the Igbo Awareness Movement, IAM/IADI, a group of Igbo activists at home and the Diaspora has renewed their call for merger of Igbo political parties. The group said that it was time for Igbo political leaders to use this opportunity of Igbo re-union to have a fruitful discussions on how best to get All Progressives Grand Alliance , APGA, Progressive Peoples Alliance ,PPA, and UPP and other political interest groups to a round-table talk and build a strong political front for Ndigbo. The group who organised a world Igbo summit recently in Enugu as part of their crusade for ‘Igbo think home ideology strongly believe that Ndigbo have what it takes to form a formidable political and economic union capable of putting an end to the lamentable state of Igbo influence in Nigerian politics. In a statement jointly signed by Chief Larry Iloh, Chairman of IADI Board of trustees, Barrister Jeniffer Agbonma Ukaobasi, Chairman Merger Steering Committee, Dr Randie Dikeukwu, Co-chair Merger Steering Committee, Mr Okey Ndiribe , Secretary Merger Steering Committee, Mr Chudi Nwafor and Nze Emmanuel Izuegbunam , Mobilisers Merger steering Committee, the group called on the leaders of APGA, UPP, PPA and other Igbo political interest groups to embrace this new consciousness for Igbo emancipation. “The reality of Nigerian politics today calls for Ndigbo from different political persuasions to stop the lamentations, divisive and selfish politics from within, come together and birth a new political bloc that will pursue Igbo interests first and foremost before any other interest, so that progress and development will return to Igboland. Looking back on the roles played by great Igbo sons such as Zik, Okpara, Ojukwu, Mdadiwe, Ekwueme, Mbakwe, etc, before and after independence in shaping Nigeria, the group says it is a huge disappointment that no current Igbo political leader can boast of any such feats. “This vacuum of political leadership in Igboland has made it easy for the political leaders of other ethnic blocs to manoeuvre and marginalize Ndigbo in the scheme of things in Nigeria. It is therefore very important now, as other political blocs broker alliances against 2019, for Ndigbo to put our house in order. Time to act is now”, the group said. In another development, the group in the statement also decries what appears to be an attempt by the Nigerian army to cow and intimidate Ndigbo through the so called ‘operation Python dance’ following the refusal of Abuja court to grant Nnamdi Kanu and other IPOB leaders bail. According to the group, the government should listen to calls by well-meaning Nigerians and release Nnamdi Kanu and his fellow political prisoners without further delay. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/igbo-group-renews-call-merger-igbo-parties/ |
- Rotimi Amaechi says Buhari is eager to reflate Nigeria’s economy and fulfill the needs and aspirations of Nigerianshttps://www.naij.com/1079194-buhari-eager-reflate-nigerias-economy-amaechi.html
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He's been a senator since 07 and his party ran affairs for 16 years but now wants to cry foul? If these were citizens I would understand but a multi term senator complaining of marginalization is a joke. |
When we speak as one the universe will quake. This operational unity makes me proud. There is hope after all. |
RentALodge you have said it all! |
tuniski:Thank you for your contributions. ![]() |
zinachidi:Yes we are on track. I didn't say things were going well but how could they be? The train was going off the rails when the driver's seat was handed over. The new gov't has done a poor job at times but they have stayed the course on their plan. We have fought BH to a standstill as a country. We have curbed corruption as a country. Now we will rejuvenate the economy as a country. Only a crazy man can wish ill on his country and expect a positive outcome. https://www.instagram.com/p/BN42IKCAl1c/ And remember Black love = Black power. Get your mind out of the gutter. |
Aufbauh:Year 1- Security Year 2- Corruption Year 3- Economic Renaissance We are on track. It shall be well. |
[quote author=QuotaSystem post=51846990][/quote]OUCH! |
Time soon come. Big ups! |
Where are the bakassi boys when we need them? |
soulpeppersoup:Oil gives us almost all of our forex. If we can't produce and sell oil how will we earn forex? Furthermore are you saying BDC's should removed and everyone should have access to the interbank window? |
[quote author= post=51756943]Read well before you type[/quote]Next it will be that they have given the children a "special" akara and moi moi that will "Islamize" their minds. Simple school feeding has turned into a conspiracy theory? I'm tired. |
AroOkigbo:You speak of me with such certainty but you obviously have no clue. How could the man who preaches black love = black power prefer a show of force to bring peace? The only time war leads to peace is genocide. I don't wish genocides upon my family in the creeks. I want whatever needs to be done to achieve long lasting solutions to occur. I just don't want the economy to tank because that will lead to further suffering for us all. They have various operations all over the nation. There is the obvious war against BH in the NE but in the rest of the NW & NC there is an operation against cattle rustling and other forms of aggressive crime. http://allafrica.com/stories/201605310203.html Because PMB came to power with little SS & SE support everything he does is politicized. Political appointments are definitely looking good for the SS & SE. Kachikwu, Amaechi, Onu, Ngige, Emefiele, Onyeama, Enelamah & Udoma literally have the prime portfolios. And if we want to include the SW with Ogbeh, Fashola, Adeosun & Fayemi he has all but given his economic structure to the south. This is why his Northern Elitist Support Base is upset. We split the 3 south into 3 and lump the North into 1. Naturally it's going to seem as though they are "winning" but when broken down the South has been given many prime positions. The security officer position is where I would fault him. Personally, I don't care if he appoints chief officers from anywhere but federal character has to be respected. He has an Igbo man as his CSO but that's not enough for most people. The dialogue situation is a catch 22. The ND only speaks with one voice when it comes to destruction. When it comes to peace they in-fight like no tomorrow. Stakeholders appointed Clarke but the militants don't want him. Stakeholders appointed Ameachi but militants don't want him. There is no "recognized" face nor leader of the re-newed militancy. So does he negotiate with shadows? The Ogoni cleanup is being organized at the grassroots level to prevent embezzling of funds like all the other ND projects and there is a serious lack of funding due to oil prices plummeting and you guessed it oil pipeline attacks! The Eurobond is supposed to help facilitate the legal structures to kickstart the cleanup. http://dailypost.ng/2016/11/25/federal-government-explains-reasons-delay-ogoni-clean/ http://guardian.ng/news/lack-of-funds-threatens-ogoni-clean-up/ http://thenationonlineng.net/fec-okays-transaction-parties-for-1-billion-eurobond/ I answered all your questions because I'm not a rude person but to honest this was an exercise in futility. All of the above doesn't in any way negate my initial statement of the NDA's attacks destroying the Naira. If you can somehow prove that the NDA's actions helped the economy then I would be wrong. But all you want to do is bash the gov't. I've never said they were performing at a prime rate. All my initial post stated was that the same people who were happy when PMB's administration was being rabbit punched and donkey kicked by bombings should not come and complain at the drop in the value of our dear Naira. When the elephants fight the grass suffers. My friend we are the grass. |
AreaFada2:I'm not here saying that PMB has done a masterful job of negotiating. That's what Lai, Shehu and Femi do. Im just saying that he hasn't gone into the creeks guns ablazing. He has tried and failed at negotiating. I've been thoroughly let down by every Nigerian administration thus far. PMB has to step his game up. That's never been my argument. I'm just of the school of thought that barring the NDA's actions our economic situation could have been managed. But for now it's hopeless unless they decide to stop bombing. |
blackprowler:Bless you. We'll all get right. It shall be well with all of us. |
soulpeppersoup:I don't disagree with your assertions but that doesn't negate my stance of the NDA achieving their goal of ruining the economy. |
vislabraye:Last I checked all options and routes of dialogue and force are being studied and implemented. I'm not in the cabinet so your guess is as good as mine. All I can go off of is news and empirical evidence. Dr. Ibekachikwu said militancy will be resolved soon so we shall see. |
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. Guy just go back to being a love machine.