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Presidential aspirant and Saharareporters Owner, Sowore Omoyele has taken his political campaign to the street. He was spotted having a nice time with the Nigerian internet personality, cross dresser and entrepreneur, Bobrisky.

Sowore wrote;

"I met Nigerian Internet Personality, Bobrisky today at the Airport and asked him about his political views. Watch to find out what he had to say during our interesting encounter"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjdGUx7lu_U

Source: https://mandynews.com/amp/sowore-meets-bobrisky-nigerian-internet-personality-video/

busta Rhymes did the remix like normal way he seeks Davido consent now Davido tryna make it drop official like "we both did it"

When it comes to journalism this woman and Sowore. I can do anything to pleased them

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Transportation: Gov Okowa Rebrand Delta Line, Commissions Brand New Equipped Vehicles For Easy Transportation.
In order to make Transportation easy and affordable to all Deltans , Delta State Governor Sen Ifeanyi Okowa today commissioned Brand New Vehicles Procured by the State Transport Company- Delta Line For Easy Transportation.
The Governor was represented by the Commissioner for Finance Olorogun David Edevbie.

The Commissioner for Transport Hon Vincent Uduaghan , Secretary to the State Government Hon Agas Festus and other dignitaries expressed satisfaction with the delivery of the new vehicles.

The delivery of the vehicles are is in line with the MOU and partnership with God Is Good Motors.

Source: https://mandynews.com/gov-okowa-rebrand-delta-line-commissions-brand-new-equipped-vehicles-photos/

I'm not getting married because I won't be submissive to any man - Mzbel

Outspoken hiplife diva Nana Akua Amoah says she is not interested in getting married legally especially because Ghanaian men treat their wives like slaves.

Mzbel was emphatic that men behave as if they bought their wives and therefore treat them anyhow.

Speaking to Attractive Mustapha on Attractive TV, she said many people give wives doctrines about the Bible stating that women must be submissive towards their husbands but she is not ready to follow that order and does not believe in the Bible in the first place.

The 'Awoso me' hitmaker explained that she cannot go through the ordeal of reporting every activity of hers to her husband, seeking permission to go out to the saloon, parties and clubbing.

She insisted that all that is drama to her but she enjoys being her own boss and calling the shots whilst she can have sex anytime she wants because she has a boyfriend but will never marry because marriage is not for everybody.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cABJ9um7JAc

More; https://mandynews.com/ghanaian-men-treat-women-like-slaves-mzbel/

Cc; Lalasticlala

Lalasticlala, the spiritual hacker Mallam Sham Una Ustaz Jibril once predicted this.

Popular Islamic cleric Mallam Shamuna Ustarz Jibril who is known to be able to predict occurrences and instances correctly have revealed that after all effort to know the winner of the 2019 Nigerian elections, he still hasn’t gotten the outcome.

Popular Islamic cleric Mallam Shamuna Ustarz Jibril, buhari and Atiku
“Base on the fact that I have no thoroughly details of the elections, that is to say, that the information in my hand is not much.” He stated.
According to the Numerologist and Philosopher, even though has nothing to say about the Nigerian elections, he has so many things to say about Ghana and the United States and urged people to keep their fingers crossed as he would be revealing them in due course.
He, however, advised that prayers be said for Nigeria so as to ensure a peaceful and transparent election and also for the leaders of the two biggest political parties in the country to know that the lives of the citizens are in the hands so therefore they should have the country at their interest and not their political ambitions.
“I call on all and sundry to pray for peaceful and transparent election in Nigeria and I call on the Two Major Candidate for that Matter President Buhari and Atiku to understand that the lives of over 200 Million people are quite important than two People. Also, the Interest of over 200 Million people is more Important than someone to be the President of Nigeria.”
“Any of them who loses Should respect the Creator of Nigeria and the World and should disrespect himself and his views and those influencing him.”
He warned that all his past predictions on the elections are null and void as the last one he did showed nothing. “You can dissolve anything I said about Nigeria Elections before. Allah Knows Best!”

More via https://mandynews.com/i-cant-see-the-winner-of-nigerias-2019-election-popular-islamic-cleric/

According to publication sighted by Mandy News on INEC official page

Wrote;

421.7 million ballot papers printed
13 million leaves of result sheets for Presidential elections produced
91 political parties, 23,316 candidates taking part in polls
Over 84 million on Voters’ Register
Elections to take place in 119,973 polling units, over 50,000 Voting Points
We take full responsibility and regret any inconveniences, says Prof. Yakubu
17th February, 2019

Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu yesterday pleaded with Nigerians for understanding over the re-scheduling of the 2019 General Elections, describing the decision as difficult but necessary.

Speaking at the stakeholders’ meeting held at the Abuja International Conference Centre, Prof Yakubu explained that bad weather had prevented the delivery of election materials to some areas, forcing the Commission to rely on slow-moving long haulage vehicles to locations that ordinarily could have been serviced by air.

Besides, he said the Commission was also faced with attempts to sabotage its operations. He said that within a period of two weeks, there were three serious fire incidents in the Commission’s offices in Isiala Ngwa South Local Government Area of Abia State, Qu’an Pan Local Government Area of Plateau State and the Anambra state office at Awka.

He said: “In Qu’an Pan Local Government Area, our entire office was razed, destroying all the materials prepared for the elections – printed register of voters, ballot boxes, voting cubicles and several electricity generating sets. Eleven Registration Areas and over 100 polling units were affected by the fire. We recovered quickly and have since replaced everything destroyed. In addition, we secured a suitable building from which to conduct the elections.

“Perhaps the most serious was the fire incident in our Anambra State Office at Awka, which destroyed over 4,600 Smart Card Readers (SCRs) being prepared for the elections. These Card Readers take at least six months to procure. Despite this setback, we have practically recovered from this by mopping up every available spare SCR across the country and within 24 hours delivered them for elections to hold in Anambra State.

He continued: “There have been delays in delivering ballot papers and result sheets for the elections which is not unusual. However, I must emphasize that all the ballot papers and result sheets were ready before the elections, despite the very tight legal timeframe for finalizing nomination of candidates and dealing with the spate of legal challenges that accompany it.

“In this regard, the Commission has been sued or joined in over 640 court cases arising from the nomination of candidates. As at today, there are 40 different court orders against the Commission on whether to add or drop candidates. The net effect of these is that there is usually roughly a one-month window for the Commission to print ballot papers and result sheets and either fly or transport them to several destinations until they finally get to each polling unit. Unfortunately, in the last one week, flights within the country have been adversely affected by bad weather. For instance, three days ago, we were unable to deliver materials to some locations due to bad weather. We therefore had to rely on slow-moving long haulage vehicles to locations that can be serviced by air in spite of the fact that we created five zonal airport hubs – Abuja (North Central), Port Harcourt (South South and South East), Kano (North West), Maiduguri and Yola (North East) and Lagos (South West) to facilitate the delivery of electoral logistics.

“All these challenges mean that there have been differences in preparations from one State to another. Our overall assessment is that if the elections went on as planned, polls will not open at 8am in all polling units nationwide. Yet, we are determined that polls must hold at the same time everywhere in the country. In this way, elections will not be staggered. This is very important to public perception of elections as free, fair and credible. We promised Nigerians that we shall be open, transparent and responsive.”

The INEC Chairman said the initial thought was that all logistics issues could be resolved within 24 hours, which would mean shifting the elections to commence on Sunday 17th February. But given the restriction of movement during elections, that could affect many voters who worship on Sundays.

He averred: “While the Commission was considering the following Monday 18th February 2019 as an option, our ICT Department advised us that it would require 5 – 6 days to reconfigure about 180,000 Smart Card Readers earlier programmed to work only on election day – Saturday 16th February 2019.

“It is for this reason that the Commission decided to adjust the election dates to Saturday 23rd February 2019 for Presidential and National Assembly elections and a consequential adjustment of the Governorship, State Assembly and FCT Area Council elections to Saturday 9th March 2019.”

Prof. Yakubu also gave an insight into the magnitude of the activities that the Commission undertakes during general elections. He said: “Not only have we recruited and trained about one million young people to serve as ad hoc staff, the magnitude of materials mobilized for our elections is enormous. For instance, the Commission has printed 421.7 million ballot papers for six scheduled elections, as well as 13.6 million leaves of result forms for the Presidential election alone. Indeed, managing 91 political parties and 23,316 candidates for whom votes will be cast in 119,973 polling units by over 84 million voters is certainly astounding. No doubt, preparations for the 2019 general elections have been extremely tasking for the Commission.

“In preparing for the 2019 general elections, we have come face-to-face with the realities of conducting such an extensive national deployment of men and materials in a developing country like ours. It is said that elections constitute the most extensive mobilization of men and materials that any country could undertake in peacetime. The challenges of doing so, even under the best of circumstances, are enormous. Within a period of 16 months, we registered over 14 million Nigerians as new voters, collecting their names, addresses, photographs and their entire ten fingerprints. Beyond that, we prepared, printed and delivered their permanent voter’s cards for collection. I should note that of the 14.28 million Permanent Voters’ Cards (PVCs) made available for collection, about 10.87 million or 76.12 percent have been collected.”

Prof Yakubu said when the present Commission was appointed in November 2015, it promised two cardinal things. “First,” he said, “we shall work hard to consolidate the improvements made in the management of elections in Nigeria since 2011. Secondly, we shall always be open, transparent and responsive. We have strived diligently to keep these promises in very trying circumstances.

“In keeping with our promise to consolidate the gains of the last two electoral cycles, the Commission has conducted 195 re-run and off-season elections across the country since the last general elections. Most of these elections have been generally adjudged to show progressive improvements in planning, execution and outcomes.

“This commitment to continue to improve on election administration has informed our preparations for the 2019 general elections. Our goal is to plan carefully, execute meticulously and bring stability into election management in Nigeria.

“Consequently, we announced fixed dates for elections in Nigeria to the effect that Presidential and National Assembly elections will always hold on the third Saturday in February of an election year, while the Governorship and State Assembly elections follow two weeks later. Having settled this, we began the planning quite early, with a Strategic Plan (SP), a Strategic Programme of Action (SPA) and an Election Project Plan (EPP). In fact, the plan for the 2019 general elections was ready in November 2017 and we subsequently issued the timetable and schedule of activities for the elections over one year ago on 9th January 2018. We carefully followed the timetable and implemented 13 of the 14 activities as scheduled. We kept to the timeframe and have not missed the date fixed for any single activity.”

On the activities planned for the next one week, the INEC Chairman deployment of materials would be completed by 18th February, configuration of Smart Card Readers by 21st February, deployment of sensitive materials and personnel to RACs by 21st and 22nd February respectively while the election proper would hold on 23rd February.

Prof Yakubu said: “As Chairman of INEC, and on behalf of the Commission, we take full responsibility for what happened and we regret any inconvenience our decision might have caused. I want to appeal to Nigerians and all other stakeholders for their understanding in what has been a very difficult decision for the Commission. But we believe that ultimately this is for the good of our democracy and country. I wish to assure you of our commitment to free, fair and credible elections.”

Source: https://mandynews.com/decision-to-re-schedule-general-elections/

It was acted skit for that song. Fake News Nigerians.

always make research

Reno Omokri, the former aide to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan, has reacted to the reports published by THISDAY over the National Leader of All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, promised to give a substantial amount of money to the party faithful if their votes can secure reelection for President Muhammadu Buhari.

Reno wrote;

"@AsiwajuTinubu
and ither
@OfficialAPCNg
chieftains lied to you that
@Atiku
wants to loot if he wins, but they are the ones who are planning to loot as the #TinubuTapes reveal.
RETWEET if you want to hear Part 1 of the Tinubu Tapes"

https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1097057342863171585?s=20

Source: https://mandynews.com/10479-2/

Daddy Freeze reacts

A viral video of Babcock university student has emerged online after he was seen slaying Antelope at the school premises.

A large number of Nigerians on Twitter poured out their angered

As shared by

"Another NEWS from Babcock on animal cruelty. You don’t serve student meat but you’re killing an antelope in the premises. For what purpose?"

https://mandynews.com/babcock-student-kills-an-antelope/

haywire07:
Mandynews is a guy except you got this camera angle from the original person who took this shot.

I saw when you brought out your phone to make the record and it was a guy

I uploaded as seen

lalasticlala:
You are a Ghanaian?

Yes sir, happy birthday and more grace

Did you see how INEC chairman responded to Oshiomhole's rantings?

Nigerians i love your country,

Happy birthday lalasticlala

Adams Oshiomhole has slams the INEC chairman

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Adams Oshiomhole, has slams the INEC chairman, Yakubu Mahmood, for postponement of the general elections.

Oshiomhole, who currently spoke presently at the International Conference Centre in Abuja with many international election observers and key INEC officials.

"I am shocked, I am disappointed and I am disgusted. It was wrong that you announced it at 2am"
you have exhausted their finances and INEC Chairman owes Nigerians an apology."

Source: https://mandynews.com/elections-postponement-live-updates-of-inecs-meeting-with-stakeholders/

"I am shocked, I am disappointed and I am disgusted. It was wrong that you announced it at 2am"

- ADAMS OSHIOMHOLE, Chairman of Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress saying political parties have exhausted their finances and INEC Chairman owes Nigerians an apology.

Oshiomole is now blasting the INEC chairman, Yakubu Mahmood

"We are not complaining"

- Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of Nigeria's electoral commission replies to presidential candidate of YES party's question on whether postponement of election will not affect its finances, which he feels are in millions.

At Q&A session, Nigeria's election management body INEC says it cannot compensate or pay political parties for cost incurred during postponement of election as it does not have a law backing such actions, says it has no such budgets.

INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu says the decision on the postponement of the election is in line with Nigeria's 2010 Electoral Act which empowers it to postpone elections incase of violence or national disasters, as long as such are verifiable.

Major Nigeria opposition party, PDP through its representative and former minister, Osita Chidoka commends INEC for not staggering the election as it would have hurt many Nigerians. Says postponement in order.

Some political parties here are not happy that Nigeria's INEC did not seek their opinion before the postponement as it happened in 2011 and 2015.

They also want INEC
to have its responsibilities reduced due to its heavy workload.

https://mandynews.com/elections-postponement-live-updates-of-inecs-meeting-with-stakeholders/

Political parties and some candidates are asking for some form of compensation for the monies already spent on sending out agents, logistics.

Question time at the press briefing by the management of Nigeria's election management body, INEC.

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"We take full responsibility."

INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu and management of the Commission say they take full responsibility for the elections postponement and seek for understanding by Nigerians, international/domestic election observers and other stakeholders.

Chairman of Nigeria's Electoral commission, Mahmood Yakubu at a World Press briefing in Abuja.

INEC Chairman says bad weather affected distribution of logistics using aircrafts.

Also blames deliberate sabotage through arson on some INEC offices.

INEC says sensitive materials earlier distributed for elections have been retrieved and sent back to the Central Bank for safe keeping.