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Ezeama400:
You can't kill an Ideology.. It was like a temporal surrender hence his quote "TREAT THE SURRENDERING BIAFRANS WELL ELSE OUR CHILDREN WILL CONTINUE FROM WHERE WE STOPPED"

Okay, I've learnt that quote today.

History says he was the one who surrendered to Gowon.
So now I'm just thinking...
The hoisting of the flag, has it been happening yearly or its just this year. N what's its significance? Is it to recall back his surrender.

I'm only expressing my skepticism n I'm a half umuahia ibeku by birth (just incase my questions are misunderstood to mean tribal bigotry)

Well we all differ on ideologies, but I think it's called personal life for a reason.
But sha it's her life

ObaOfUyo:
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Try to talk sir...
I await all verbose insults you can muster.
Apologies if I seem to be goading you

ObaOfUyo:
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Surprised u didn't have anything new to say.
I guess saying your father! Was the best Ur IQ could produce.
Try to learn a little public etiquette.
Civilized people don't go about shouting your father simply because a dialogue is skewed against them

ObaOfUyo:
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It is your father that is confused
Thunder fire you if you quote me again
Ewu!!!

I'm waiting for the thunder...
As if Ur kind can make matches light up.

ObaOfUyo:
You sounding like you watching and waiting for them to fall apart
Just say Congratulations to them and move on
Stop revealing your bitterness and envy for the world to see.

Ur name tells d confusion ure facing
Obaofuyo indeed

See as bail money don sure for them..

Issokay...make one year after we no Hear stories o.
Congratulations in the interim

Blue3k:
Lol the clown governor is recycling his lies again.

@losky83, this writer here must be a hater too.

Advice: criticism doesn't mean hate

losky83:
Point of correction,learning has no age limit.
Ayade has done extremely well and should be praised for using his constitutional powers to better the lives of the poor.
We do not need to be in calabar as you mentioned in your words,we have calabar in our hands.remember this is a modern world with technology as internet.
If you know something we do not know,please rather than coming here to write shit,tell us,otherwise,shut up and praise and appreciate the man.

Lastly when u say learning has no age limit, that is true.
But may I add that the source of your learning matters.
Just an example if your teacher has an IQ of 2, I would wonder if u would b learning from him to at his level or worse.
Remember: you can't give to someone what you don't have

losky83:
Point of correction,learning has no age limit.
Ayade has done extremely well and should be praised for using his constitutional powers to better the lives of the poor.
We do not need to be in calabar as you mentioned in your words,we have calabar in our hands.remember this is a modern world with technology as internet.
If you know something we do not know,please rather than coming here to write shit,tell us,otherwise,shut up and praise and appreciate the man.

I believe you should helped yourself by doing a little reading of what I posted earlier rather than get excited and fling words that best describes your understanding of events.
If your best source of knowing CRS is technology, then while I applaud you, I daresay you a whole lot to discover.
I'm no praise singer nor a sycophant.
If u want to know wat he's done right, ask me n I'll still tell u.
As of the past 3days (aside today I avnt yet stepped out), did ur technology tell u those people mentioned in d exempt are still collected daily revenue from watt market to bedwell?

mordred44:
Crook....he withdrew 22milion meant 4 d LG stil went ahead to arest d 3 pple wu leaked out d info and nw e is ready 2 b poor 4 d crossriverian.....ITT

Some people will not like to see this post o

Ndipe:
Ku tang aba!

Ifereke Ku mi o.

rowland545:
that's a lie ...small business owners are always taxed everywhere in this country

B4 u say lie or deciet, first find out what the taxation law in crs says. Lots of those small business people are not included.
Like in Bedwell, wen the former Governor Imoke tried to bring in tax, they shut down for a week n at the end they were allowed to continue tax free. Twas only under Ayade a small shop selling provision items is taxed 80k n above (my mom's own she opened after retirement was taxed 93k n we paid).

rowland545:
I guess the will say its the governor bla bla bla...those are lies cultists tell there members just to make them feel they are untouchable from the government... They might use them to win elections but that doesn't mean they are members don't be deceived

Aside elections they r in the corridors of power in the state.
I don't want to b the sad news bringing I'm appearing but don't hear only from the governor, find out from people who r not remotely connected to government n u'll see d realities on ground

rowland545:
so will u Blame the governor on that...I bet u will also blame him for the number of youths taking cultism as there full time job...

Though he has his short coming.....but the tax stuff he's doing is prity commendable...

On the issh of cultism, ask a crossiverian or Calabar person who's d 001 clansman in d state n b shocked. The rot starts from the top

losky83:
This is wonderful to find a politician who cares about his people.
Ayade has shown that as a leader you must care and love the poor among your people unlike his neighbouring state governor who talks more and does less.
Ayade God bless.Udom please learn from him because you seem to be a child in this business.

God forbid me learning from Ayade.
At 32 I believe I shud b able to avoid hypocrisy.
But sha joining words with someone who doesn't no Ayade or Calabar is futile. So I wunt engage.
Remember to come back here 2mnths from now to tell us how far this policy has gone

rowland545:
so will u Blame the governor on that...I bet u will also blame him for the number of youths taking cultism as there full time job...

Though he has his short coming.....but the tax stuff he's doing is prity commendable...

Check the state laws on taxation. Those people where never included to be taxed

Ndipe:
Taxing a groundnut seller is heartless.

Come Cally u go know
Whats up.
Any of them that refuses to pay, Ur produce tray is seized

Globad:
My answer to this nonsense, which I’ve just sent to the WhatsApp platform of former CRS political appointees, which also includes some Ayade appointees. You have my full permission to send to whoever you want from CRS and tell them that I said it.

“So, the State is Ben Ayade and Ben Ayade is the State? Personalizing everything, including making tax laws?

Somebody please tell our Governor that, first, all the people he’s talking about WERE NEVER within the State statutory tax net in any event. Second, even if they were, it is clear that they mostly, of not all, also fall BELOW the tax threshold and so, under existing law, already enjoy tax-exempt status. So, why “exempt” them from something they are not part of anyway?

Now, if the real problem is that his own appointees are abusing their offices and preying on citizens of the State, how does an anti-tax Agency, instead of firmly disciplining those abusive political appointees, solve the problem? Why not generate the political will and moral authority and use our existing laws to deal firmly and squarely with the “revenue point” and “market levy” mentality that has taken over the brains of too many political appointees?

Third, presumably, it is now within the ambit of the anti-tax agency to issue tax exempt affirmation. Isn’t this the power of the BIR under State law? Why create an agency that mirrors half of the responsibility of BIR but does not have the requisite specialist training and experience of a tax agency?

Finally, I wonder how the Governor’s tears square up with the 5 years of pursuing grandiose projects that he KNOWS would never be financed but he still went ahead to award consulting contracts, land clearing contracts that deprived the same people for whom he’s shedding hot years and rather than care for them spend money that should have gone into valuable sectors like health (which we now desperately miss) and education and simply keeping the State safer. What exactly is our Governor really crying for? Are those tears for real? Exempting a category that is already exempt?

We’ve seen this film show before. 5 years down the road I am no longer impressed.

Eyo O. Ekpo
Attorney-General/
Commissioner for Justice
(2003-2007)”

Please to all those doubting...this is reality on ground.
I normally don't comment too much but the lies in this Ayade case don choke us

Ugwueme1:
They will always cry as if they have the poor masses at heart

He cries everywhere.
Presentation of budget,
Groundbreaking of white elephant projects n now on taxation.
It's nothing new.
I'm a crossiverian.
Live in Calabar.
We know him as well as he knows us.
Ask residents y 100marian is feared like DSS.
Yet he's not scrapped that but rather appointed his in-law there BC they make money on extortion daily

rowland545:
sense is not part of your attribute...

Instead of u to commend the governor... U r here saying something u know nothing about

Ure staying outside the state to ask people to commend the governor. Ask us who live in the state let's paint the true situation for u.
That's how he decieved y'all that he was enforcing complete shutdown of borders by going to sit at the head bridge for an hour n snap pictures.
Immediately he left that night the bridge was opened by his officials after payment of 1.5k per checkpoint.
That's how my cousin came into town

holyidol:
Because of this governor, I will invest in cross river state, God will surly lift him higher.

Rest a bit iyeh...
Don't come n die b4 Ur time.
He was the one who passed law on taxation n businesses closed.
Past 2days, cabs n keke are not being arrested on ticket, they r arrested on the whims of wrong parking (unfortunately when those boys get u even if u speak in tongues ure guilty).
Street traders dat r supposedly exempted paid money yesterday to avoid being arrested as breaking the law on ban of street trading (which na still Ayade sign into law).

So I repeat there Ur dey o.
Blood pressure drugs r expensive o

iamadonis2:
I'll tell you guys something below, please don't ignore

DO NOT TAKE THIS GOVERNOR SERIOUSLY.
BY NEXT WEEK, THIS NEW AGENCY WILL BE REDUNDANT AND TAXATION WILL RESUME.

I'm in Calabar myself and this is the total truth.
E dey like u dey town sef

My opinion...
Yes there r some grey areas that still need to be looked at in terms of African parenting (especially in the communication area)
But what little gud inside me today came by my Dad stamping his feet down (to the annoynace of my mom severally) that no son of his wud grow wild.
Compared to my jnrs my upbringing was barracks style BC I'm his first born.
At 32 now I still see n understand his eye n body language language, something I see children don't even recognise in their parents.

My opinion...
Yes there r some grey areas that still need to be looked at in terms of African parenting.
But what little gud inside me today came by my Dad stamping his feet down (to the nnoynace of my mom severally) that no son of his wud grow wild.
Compared to my jnrs my upbringing was barracks style BC I'm his first born.
At 32 now I still see n understand his eye n body language language, something I see children don't even recognise in their parents.

lawrenzooo:
First she broke a law by opening her shop. Even if the man sleep her he probably slapped her once and she paid back in four fold (I only counted four slap).
They should all face the law.
Woman should be punished for opening her shop and slapping the man four time.
The police officer should also answer questions as to why he slapped her. If slapping someone is part of the means for enforcing the lock down, then fine if otherwise he should also be punished for slapping her. Gender Equality

Issue is that lots of us like myself don't understand Yoruba. Worse is that all the videos that went viral starts from the woman assaulting the police man. So that's what the police are harping on to prosecute

NextD18:
Do you know what it means to slap a Nigerian policeman 13 times? The guts!!

She's wayward, wild and very lucky she did that to a tolerating man, because a typical Nigerian policeman would have shot her to death out of anger.

They should please jail, prosecute and penalize her thoroughly, because a woman who's capable of harassing a policeman in such manner can comfortably kill her husband or anyone around her.

She's a time bomb.
I wonder how many innocent men she has raped.

My prayer is that now the whole dust is settling and she's in police hands...she shud be taken to court quickly. A typical Nigerian no's her situation in the station (no matter how much police PRO tries to polish things) will not be a good one except she was taken to force headquarters n is detained by IGP.

Sha we dey here, we go see as e end