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Hehe....

Hahaha... See/hear Talk abeg.... Rubbish..

Eyepencil:
They should have still postpone it again...where dem dey run to?

To the Altar of God

Eyepencil:
Are they not aware that supplementary election is holding today?

See Gobe!

After they have postpone their wedding for. The second time (14 Feb n Mar 28).. Just saying

Na wa Oo..... Feb 14... No wedding Mar 28 No wedding, April 11... No wedding... April 25th? Again.... Enough of this election Oooo.. I don they Miss party Rice!!!... Happy Marriage Life!!!

adegold1234:
Pls house,I was offered admission but I have not paid my fees and I have not done the screening.Can I still do that now?

Yes you can... I think you are going to pay for late Registration!!!

Hahahaha... Let wait and see how the story Unfold itself!!!... One thing that I knw is that the Truth must Come Out...

Conspiracy or Not!!!

Wonderful

Wow...

Na wa Oo..... Ajimobi the man in charge!!!
Pls don't any mistake Ooo.. I knw this second term in office is not going to be a sweet ride!!!.

Thank God for the life of those kids.. A lesson to those people/woman that are passing their home responsibilty to househelp or maid!!!.

The difference is clear....

I guess it save to call the cow Presidential cow!!... Most of the cow have Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy

The fear of Unknw is affecting Rauf Aregbesola.. The TUC is divided, some part are calling for Strike why the other part refuse.. I just hope Osun state remain Peaceful... because the way thing are going I hope it doesn't result to Violence

Outgoing Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has been defending his government's actions following the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls by Boko Haram militants a year ago.
Speaking to the BBC, President Jonathan said he suspected the girls were still alive, and being held "in a distant forest".
The abductions sparked global outrage, and although there have been reported sightings, their whereabouts remains unclear.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-32297629?ocid=socialflow_twitter

Tension mounts as S’Court delivers judgment on guber election tuesday
Olakiitan Victor in Ado Ekiti

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lawmakers in the Ekiti State House of Assembly on Monday pledged to defend Governor Ayodele Fayose with the last drop of their blood, to prevent his impeachment by the 19 lawmakers of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

At a press conference in Ado Ekiti the factional Speaker of the assembly Hon Dele Olugbemi, accused some leaders of the APC in the South-west of sponsoring the  impeachment plot, saying he was invited to two meetings to be part of the conspiracy.

Meanwhile, there was uneasy calm in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital yesterday as news spread round the city that  the Supreme Court would  today deliver judgment in the disputed June 21, 2014 gubernatorial election in the state.
Olugbemi, who was flanked by other PDP  lawmakers, refused to mention the APC leaders allegedly involved in the impeachment plot against Fayose, but said the meetings he held with the leaders took place  in Osogbo and somewhere in Lagos.

The factional Speaker alleged that the deal the APC leaders wanted to broker with him was how he could relinquish his speakership for the speaker of the APC caucus, Hon Adewale Omirin to take over, so that Fayose could be emasculated and become an easy prey.

“Just recently, I was invited  to Osun and Lagos States at midnight. They thought I could be easily bribed and be co-opted into unholy alliance to remove Fayose. I want to tell you that the impeachment is real because  I am involved in the plan and I know those that are involved.

“I can’t imagine myself being part of the plot to remove a man that was overwhelmingly voted for by the people. The reason for my involvement brought about the tentative withdrawal  of the suit filed by APC lawmakers against me, challenging  Omirin’s removal from court.

“But  I want to say that I will mention names if they go ahead with the plan. We want to also say that we the  defendants in the suits want the continuation of the suits, we don’t want withdrawal because due process would have to be followed  in a constitutional matter like this.

“I want to say again that we are solidly behind Fayose. We are also ready to defend the mandate freely given to him by the people of the state, even if it will cost us our lives,” Olugbemi said.

Olugbemi pointed out that Omirin started displaying enmity against Fayose  right from the day of the latter’s inauguration, and alleged that the rival Speaker  stayed away from the ceremony due to political acrimony.

“This time calls for sober reflection. Why is impeachment always coming up each time Fayose is in government? Those outside Ekiti cannot determine our fate for us and I will never be part of conspiracy that will make Ekiti to hate me forever because Fayose is a man of the people.”

Referring to the suit  numbers FHC/ABJ/CS/ 885/2014 and FHC/L/CS/ 1823/2014  filed by Omirin in opposition to his speakership, Olugbemi contended that the import of the action  was that Omirin had conceded that he is no longer the Speaker of the assembly.

“We have had enough political instability in Ekiti State and this time around, those who caused Ekiti State imbroglio in 2006 will not be allowed to destabilise the state just because their party has been
voted out of power.

“Governor Fayose was elected to govern Ekiti State for four years and those throwing stones from Lagos and Osun States are warned to desist, lest they incur the wrath of Ekiti people “Having been defeated in the entire 16 councils in Ekiti State in five elections: governorship, senatorial, presidential, House of
Representatives and  the House of Assembly within 10 months, it should behoove on the APC lawmakers and their sponsors that they are not wanted in the state,” he said.

However, there was tension in Ado-Ekiti yesterday as news spread round the city that  the Supreme Court will today deliver judgment in the disputed June 21, 2014 gubernatorial election in the state.

The incumbent governor, Fayose of the Peoples Democratic Party defeated  the then governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi  in all the 16 local government areas of the state. Investigation by THISDAY  revealed that what  actually fuelled the apprehension was the fact that the judgment is coming midway into the plot to remove Fayose by the 19 members of the APC in the state assembly over alleged gross misconduct.

Checks revealed that people were seen in clusters across the streets of Ado Ekiti metropolis discussing the development.

Many thought the victory recorded by Major Gen. Muhammadu Buhari in the March 28 might swing the pendulum in favour of the APC, the party that is challenging Fayose’s victory.

Speaking on the development,  Fayose, in a statewide broadcast asked residents to maintain the peace and go about their lawful duties.

He  warned that nobody must do anything to plunge the state into chaos, saying the peace of the state was paramount to his government and that nothing would be spared to sustain the relative peace being enjoyed by the people.

Fayose, who thanked the people for voting overwhelmingly for PDP candidates in the just concluded state assembly election, said their action had further proved that what he was enjoying was a genuine mandate and not a stolen one has being peddled.

The governor  said he was of the belief that God would vindicate him at the end of the day, and that he would triumph over whatever plans mounted to truncate his tenure by individuals or groups of people.

A civil servant, Mr. Adelodun Okunola who works in state Local Government Service Commission,  said he had nothing much to comment on the Supreme Court judgment of tomorrow, saying what was paramount to him was peaceful coexistence of people of the state.

A farmer, Mr. Sunday Adelowo said he did not believe that people should express anxiety over the judgment since both the Election Petition Tribunal and the Appeal Court had earlier ruled in favour of the governor at various instances.

As at the time of filling these reports, men of the Nigeria police were still keeping vigil at their various places where they were posted since outbreak of impeachment crisis last week, while a couple of patrol vans were sighted moving around the state capital.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/impeachment-we-will-defend-fayose-with-our-blood-vow-ekiti-pdp-lawmakers/206769/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

galadima77:
here in Niger...we made sure the chief servant in both elections, couldnt deliver his PU, ward and local government. A fairly good price to pay for wasting our 8 yrs n enriching himself in d process.

the next phase shall be how he's gonna cough out d 30 billion naora bomd he took n embezzled without commiserate work to show for it.

he will knw losing was just d easiest of all!!!

I hope Abu-lolo should perform Better!

Caseless:
If you think Amaechi is among the biggest loser, then think again. Do you think apc will allow that result to stand?


we are in a "change" society right now, and that abuse of our constitution and electoral laws in akwa ibom and rivers called election must be reversed.


No peace for the wicked!

reverse to where?.... You better come back to the Reality.. If the election is conducted 10 times in those state APC can never win....

No peace for the wicked?... You guys are the most wicked soul on earth, why cnt you people accept defeat?.. Taraba, Rivers n A-Ibom you people re causing problem.. Na Crime if PDP win... But Goodwill if APC win.... Joker!!!

januzaj:
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TANOIDS BE LIKE^^^^^^^
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HAMSTRING INJURY TILL 2023..........APC.....CHANGE CHANGE CHANGE

I knw u people don't like the word Truth!!!