A-TI-KU in Yoruba means we don die!

staymore:
Aminu Tambuwal 693. I think he is the winner

Unless there are more than 520 voided votes, making election inconclusive, �, Atiku is winner.

Alexiz101:
Shocking � Tambawal has pulled over 400+ votes

He needs 1174 to win!

1174 wins it!

If next vote is less than 1173, the last man is the winner. Watch that magic number 1173

2346 votes remain for Atiku vs Tambuwal. We will know the winner after next count is announced

Ambolo, sorry, #Ambode went below the belt by suggesting that #Sanwoolu has psychiatric problem, alluding to Sanwoolu’s confidential medical records at Gbagada General Hospital. This is immoral, unethical and unbecoming of a State Governor. We are talking about a primary contest by members of same party. Ambode has problems. He will lose tomorrow. Bye bye Ambolo!

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Governor Aregbesola should be impeached for his notorious refusal to pay Osun workers salaries, diverting the money. Emmanuel Fashakin

*BEING THE SPEECH DELIVERED BY: COM. OMONIYI ILESANMI, The chairman, Forum of 2011/2012 Retirees*

After series of letters of appeal to and meetings with well meaning people of Osun State such as APC leaders, Obas, Security,Chiefs,Religion leaders (both Christians and Muslims),Opinion leaders and Ogbeni Aregbesola himself to get us out of this dilemma caused by Governor Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola trough his blunt refusal to pay us our gratuity from 2008/2012 and 12 months pension arrears.

The untimely and avoidable death continue unabated,over 2000 pensioners have died, many are on sick bed,Many are "Married to their wheelchairs till God knows when, our children are out of school because their retired parents cannot maintain them,many retirees are living in Dilapidated buildings like lunatics, our creditors are making life very difficult for us thinking that we have been paid but we do not want to offset our debts, and so on. We have no option than to go out on street again to press for our demands which is the prompt payment of our statutory entitlements from the recently released Paris Club Refund.

*DIVERSION! DIVERSION!! DIVERSION!!!*
Whenever any money is released to Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola by the Federal Government to make life bearable for the workers,pensioners and by extension, the good citizens of Osun State,he will have one reason or the other to divert it without observing the conditions attached to such fund. What an impunity?

The following are the typical examples.
1. Salary bailout credit facility:
Amount released -#34,988bn
Amount utilized -#18,677,224,582
Amount diverted -#16,311,765,418

2. Relief fund:
Amount released -#14,400,000,000
Amount utilized -Nil
Amount diverted -#14,400,000,000

3. 1st Tranche of Paris Club Refund:
Amount released -#14.5bn
Amount utilized -#4.6bn
Amount diverted -9.9bn

4. 2nd Tranche of Paris Club Refund:
Amount released -#12.7bn
Amount to be utilized. -?

The 2nd Tranche has been released but our Sole Administrator is planning to divert it to another unprofitable "white elephant project".

(1) Ongoing demolition of shops at MDS Area.
(2) Execution of July 8 bye-election in Osun West Senatorial District.
(3) East by-pass overhead bridge.

*CLARION CALL*
The good people of Osun State, how long will you keep mute for Aregbesola, the Omolangidi of Lagos to totally destroy this state?

Do you want him to kill all the pensioners who have nurtured this State from the cradle to an enviable position that attracted him to come and govern?

Do you want him to steal our Commonwealth and destroy this state?

Do you want the labour of our past Heroes to be in vain?

Do you want him to sell/buy all our properties for his personal enrichment?




*WAKE UP! WAKE UP!! WAKE UP!!!*

Osun people wake up from your slumber before this tyrant and his cohorts kill all of you? If you continue to keel quiet,posterity will never forgive you, both old and
young.

Thanks and God bless you all.

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Very enriching stuff. I grew up at Ebute-Ero in the sixties and "Da Rocha" was a household name. It's great hearing the story behind the name. Thanks for sharing. That's why I check in to Nairaland everyday

I watched the video of Governor Ajimobi addressing protesting students regarding indefinite closure of their University. It was shocking to learn that LAUTECH has been closed quietly closed for eight months without anyone talking about it. This is simply outrageous

The Governor's excuse of lack of funds is lame. This government owes a duty to the present enrolled students at LAUTECH to allow them to continue their studies and graduate as soon as possible. After then, the Government may take a decision to sell or privatize the University. Keeping the University locked up indefinitely while there are enrolled students is not an option.

The founding Fathers of education in Nigeria, notably Baba Awolowo, whose free education Ajimobi himself enjoyed, and Ladoke Akintola, after whom the University was named, would be turning in their graves. Public spirited attorneys should consider suing the government to enjoin this illegality.

Enough is enough!

Emmanuel O. Fashakin MD, Esq.
Flushing, New York

I wish to congratulate the Nigerian Government, for two bold decisions recently made, which I think will go a long way towards getting us out of the present quagmire:

1. Removing fuel subsidy
2. Abolishing two tier pricing of Naira to Dollar.

I think that the Government should go ahead and implement two more policies, which I am sure will help the Nigerian nation

1. Abolish State of Origin for State of Domicile, which you can claim after residing in same place for at least two years

2. Allow States, and the bigger cities and towns, to have local police for law enforcement

We should not just criticize the government for policies we perceive as wrong, but for fairness sake, we should commend them when we agree that they have got it right.

I am particularly happy with President Buhari, who had consistently opposed all efforts to allow the Naira to find its level. This has put paid to the stereotype that Buhari does not listen to advice.

The road ahead may still be rocky, but the Federal Government, by enacting the right policies, has given the nation a fighting chance to thrive again. Now they should go ahead and plug the holes which allow people to steal taxpayers and our oil money with impunity

God bless President Buhari; God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Emmanuel Fashakin MD, Esq.
Gal. 2:20

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I found this review today on internet search, and I think that it is relevant to this discussion:

Why I killed Victor Banjo, Ifeajuna and others – Ojukwu

By

Damola Awoyokun

In the most detailed revelation yet Ojukwu said the reason why he killed Victor Banjo, Emmanuel Ifeajuna, Philip Alale, Sam I. Agbam was because they wanted to remove him, remove Gowon and install Chief Obafemi Awolowo as the Prime Minister. In a secret document cabled to the Defence Intelligence Agency in Washington, the US military and defence attachés stationed in the Nigeria reported that based on available information at that time(3rd August 1967) “in the long run Njoku will unseat Ojukwu.” In a chat with the American consular Bob Barnard in Enugu three days after the executions, Ojukwu said: “the plotters intended to take Brigadier Hillary Njoku, the head of Biafran Army into custody and bring him to the State House under heavy armed guard ostensibly to demand of him that Njoku be relieved of command on the grounds of incompetence.

Once inside the State House, Njoku’s guards would be used against him. Ifeajuna would then declare himself acting Governor and offer ceasefire on Gowon’s terms. Banjo would go to the West and replace Brigadier Yinka Adebayo, the military governor of Western Region. Next Gowon would be removed and Awolowo declared Prime Minister of Reunited Federation.” Ojukwu continues, “Victor Banjo, Ifeajuna and others kept in touch with co-conspirators in Lagos via British Deputy High Commission’s facilities in Benin. When the American consular asked Ojukwu for evidence, Ojukwu replied, “Banjo is a very meticulous man who kept records and notes of everything he did.” Ojukwu said “the mistake of the plotters was they talked too much, their moves too conspicuous and they made notes which came into his hands. As a result the conspirators came under surveillance from the early stages of the plot’s existence. Their plans then became known and confirmed by subsequent events.”

This revelation is part of the exposés contained in the 21000 paged confidential, secret and top-secret US State department’s documents on the Biafra War made available to TheNews.

In another document, Major [Dr]Okonkwo the Ojukwu appointed military administrator of the Midwest said he and Ojukwu participated in court-martialling Banjo in Enugu on 22nd September 1967 prior to his execution and Banjo “freely admitted in his testimony that a group of Yorubas on both sides of the battle were plotting together to take over Lagos and Enugu governments and unite Nigeria under Chief Awolowo. Gowon, Ojukwu, and Okonkwo were to be eliminated; Gowon was to have been killed by Yoruba officers in the Federal Army.” He said further “when arrested on the night of 19 – 20th September, Banjo offered no resistance because he said then it was too late to stop the affair and the plot was already in motion. His role, Banjo said, was already accomplished. Major Okonkwo continues, “As far as is known, Banjo died without revealing the names of his collaborators in Lagos.”

Okonkwo who before his appointment as the military administrator of the Midwest was never in the Biafran army but held pro-Biafran sympathies said that “he was fearful that the assassination of Gowon would prevent the heads of state mission of the Organisation Of African Unity from coming to Nigeria. Okonkwo believed that “the OAU mission held the best hope of sorting out the Nigerian civil war.” On the night Banjo was arrested, he telephoned Gowon to warn him of the Banjo plot which “would break very soon.” Whether Ojukwu knew of or agreed with Okonkwo’s warning to Gowon is unknown. However, on 20 September, after the warning, “roadblocks were suddenly and rather severely enforced in Lagos. They were removed after about 48 hours as mysteriously as they appeared,” the American diplomat noted.

In another confidential document cabled to Washington on 12 October, 1967 it was revealed that Ojukwu who had always being suspicious of Major Kaduna Nzeogwu sent him to his death at Nsukka. According to Lieutenant Colonel Abba Kyari the military governor of North Central State, “there is no question that Major Nzeogwu , Ibo leader of 1966 coup in Kaduna, had been a nationalist, not a tribalist, who was acting for the good of all Nigeria.” He described Nzeogwu as “a victim of Ojukwu” explaining that Nzeogwu, having been falsely informed that Nsukka was in Biafran hands, boldly entered Ubolo-Eke, near Nsukka at night and was killed. Nzeogwu’s corpse was transferred to the north and given full military honours burial but not before Northern soldiers had plucked out his eyes so that he ‘would never see the North again.”

Ojukwu who told the American diplomat that coup against him “involved many who participated in the January 15, 1966 plot” and that besides the four he had executed three days before he would not execute others yet because “ he did not wish to give the impression he was conducting blood purge.” Ojukwu who latter made a radio broadcast confirmed that the existence of mutineers and blamed the loss of Midwest, Nsukka, Enugu, Onitsha on them. He said they called for the withdrawal of Biafran troops from these cities and that they were even shelling Onitsha with Biafran artillery to sow panic even long before the arrival of federal forces. Ojukwu did not execute Njoku he only downgraded him and replaced him with Colonel Alexander Madiebo. The secret US document called Njoku “the best Enugu has(and one of the very best Nigeria has produced). The UK defence advisor who had known Madiebo as subordinate officer first recce squadron for several years said he is “perfectly charming socially, but quite worthless professionally” he said further that “he is weak, ineffective commander and consistently had worst unit recce squadron.” To affirm what he was saying he showed the US defence attaché Madiebo’s Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst file that showed his abysmal records. The US attaché noted too that Madiebo too graduated as an associate field artillery officer at Fort Sill in Oklahoma from 23 January – 10th June 1964.

In a separate document it was disclosed that the Head of state Major Aguyi-Ironsi was scheduled to have been assassinated on the northern leg of his national tour after the January 1966 coup. Some northern officers were already plotting to kill the head of state on 19 July 1966, but “Colonel Hassan Katsina dampened their enthusiasm asserting nothing should happen to Ironsi while in the North. Ironsi was scheduled to visit Kano, but Colonel Katsina persuaded him to cancel that portion of his trip because Lt. Colonel Shuwa then the Commander of the 5th Battalion had made arrangements for Ironsi’s assassination in Kano.” Katsina told northern officers that if anything should happen to Major General Ironsi, it should happen in the South. Ironsi was killed in Ibadan 10 days later by northern officers led by T.Y. Danjuma

http://pwc-review.com/why-i-killed-victor-banjo-ifeajuna-and-others-ojukwu/

Ethiopia has every right to be aggrieved. To be denied what looks like a good goal while playing in your own country is rough. I think the whole ball crossed the line before the Nigerian defender cleared it. You judge for yourself:


Goal disallowed for Ethiopia vs Nigeria, ball clearly crossed the line!!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywVIyL7ALg4

ETHIOPIA VS NIGERIA IS ON WATCHESPN

http://espn.go.com/watchespn/player/_/id/787231/gameId/358587/size/condensed/

What about all the murders, robberies and kidnappings even in GEJ's backyard at Bayelsa?

IT'S TIME FOR THE NIGERIAN ARMED FORCES TO TAKE OVER POWER.

Arise O Compatriots; Nigeria's call obey. It's time for the patriotic elements in the Nigerian Armed Forces to take over the reins of government and rescue the Fatherland from disintegration. Things have never been this bad, even during the civil war. Life is very cheap in Nigeria nowadays: human deaths are counted in the hundreds with each skirmish from Boko Haram and other terrorist militias. Kidnappers reign supreme in the major cities; murders are rampant. We need the military to restore law and order, NOW! The cost of Government is too exorbitant at all levels. Corruption reigns supreme while the common man suffers. We need to press the reset button and start over. We need the military back, NOW! Arise O Compatriots; Nigeria's call obey!

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Is it true that autopsy showed that he was strangled to death?

Vbomb: I am not a member of the PDP but I got this info from the PDP website. Goodluck.

ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP

8.1 Membership of the Party shall be open to all Nigerians who:

(a) Are at least 18 years of age, irrespective of religion, ethnicity, and gender, social or economic status;

(b) Accept the principles, policies and programmes of the Party; and

(c) Who undertake to abide by the Constitution of the Party.

8.2 A register of members shall be maintained at the Ward Secretariat of the party and the register so maintained shall not be removed from the Ward Secretariat.

8.3 Membership cards and registers shall be classified as party security documents.

8.4 A prospective member shall:

(a) Register at his or her Ward of origin or where he or she ordinarily resides or carries on business; and

(b) Pay the prescribed registration and other fees before admission into the party, otherwise loses all rights of membership.

8.5 Application for membership shall be considered by the Ward Executive Committee, which shall have power to accept or refuse any application for membership.

Provided that such acceptance or refusal shall be subject to review by the next higher organ of the party.

8.6 The membership register shall be maintained at the Ward and authenticated by being signed by the Ward Chairman and the Ward Secretary.

8.7 A membership card shall be issued to a registered member of the Party upon which shall bear the photograph of the member.

8.8 Membership cards shall be produced by the National Executive Committee and authenticated by the National Chairman and National Secretary.

8.9 Persons who desire to rejoin the party after leaving it shall, unless exempted by the National Working Committee, be placed on probation for a period of time not less than a year.

(IN)JUSTICE HUSSEIN MURKTAH AND (IN)JUSTICE MARCEL AWOKULEIN SHOULD RESIGN IMMEDIATELY. SHAME ON THEM!
　
CASE 1
Vanguard
Gov Ibori wins
By Ise-Oluwa Ige
Tuesday, November 09, 2004
ABUJA — AN Abuja High Court yesterday handed Governor James Onanefe Ibori of Delta State a clean bill of health after dismissing in its entirety the suit filed by two chieftains of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Messrs Goodnews Agbi and Anthony Alabi, alleging he (Ibori) was an ex-convict.
Justice Hussein Murhktar in dismissing the case held that the plaintiffs failed woefully to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt that the governor was the one convicted in CR-81-95 by an Upper Area Court, Bwari, Abuja.

CASE 2
! Federal Kangaroo High Court Of Asaba Discharges James Ibori
« on: December 17, 2009, 11:38 AM
　
The federal high court judge in Asaba today discharged and acquitted former governor of Delta State, James Ibori, of all the 170-count charge of corruption proffered against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Saharareporters had reported that Justice Marcel Awokulehin, personally approved for appointment to lead the newly created federal high court in Asaba by Ibori had struck a deal with the ex-governor and two-time ex-convict to quash the charges for a princely sum of $5 million.
Signs that the judge was going to deliver his highly compromised judgement showed early when heavy security was noticed at the venue, our source said the director general of the state security services, personally coordinated security from Abuja.
At today bizarre ruling, the judge arrived at 8:41 AM, but Ibori until 8:58 AM. Our reporter described Ibori’s arrival to the venue with the air of "absolute confidence" in uncommon swagger.






-----Original Message-----
From: N. H. Ibanga <ibanga.nh@gmail.com>
To: NIgerianWorldForum <NIgerianWorldForum@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Feb 28, 2012 11:24 am
Subject: Re: [NIgerianWorldForum] THE IBORI MATTER: SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN JUDICIARY!



MD Fashakin, please allow me to put the right emphasis on your post because it is necessary to do so:

"

Shame on the Nigerian judiciary. Shame on the two dishonorable "justices" who sat on the Ibori cases.

Shame on the Abuja High Court Judge who declared that it was not Ibori who was convicted of theft crime in 1999 and allowed him to run for the second term, when he stole more money with impunity and reckless abandon. Were it not for this Judge, the Niger Delta people would not have been put through the second coming of Ibori. The EFCC should scrutinize this obviously tainted judge's accounts during the period of that trial.

Shame on the Federal High Court Judge who acquitted Ibori of all 170 counts when he was charged to court for corruption after his second term ended. Like his Abuja colleague, he should be ashamed of himself.

We should not lose sight of the fact that these politicians brazenly steal money because they know that in Nigeria, they can bribe their ways out of punishment with a corrupt judiciary. These corrupt judges are just as guilty as the Governors bribing them. They should be exposed, and their careers on the bench ended. They should be probed, and if unable to explain their wealth thrown in jail, at least for evading taxes on their ill-gotten gains.

The Nigerian justice system has eggs all over its face today, thanks to the two dishonorable "justices", who sat on the bench, misjudging Ibori.

Publius


On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 4:50 AM, Emmanuel O. Fashakin, M.D., Esq. <mdfash@aol.com> wrote:



It took the British court to bring Ibori to justice finally, after this "notorious rogue" has been twice acquitted of all charges by Nigerian courts.
Shame on the Nigerian judiciary. Shame on the two dishonorable "justices" who sat on the Ibori cases.

Shame on the Abuja High Court Judge who declared that it was not Ibori who was convicted of theft crime in 1999 and allowed him to run for the second term, when he stole more money with impunity and reckless abandon. Were it not for this Judge, the Niger Delta people would not have been put through the second coming of Ibori. The EFCC should scrutinize this obviously tainted judge's accounts during the period of that trial.

Shame on the Federal High Court Judge who acquitted Ibori of all 170 counts when he was charged to court for corruption after his second term ended. Like his Abuja colleague, he should be ashamed of himself.

We should not lose sight of the fact that these politicians brazenly steal money because they know that in Nigeria, they can bribe their ways out of punishment with a corrupt judiciary. These corrupt judges are just as guilty as the Governors bribing them. They should be exposed, and their careers on the bench ended. They should be probed, and if unable to explain their wealth thrown in jail, at least for evading taxes on their ill-gotten gains.

The Nigerian justice system has eggs all over its face today, thanks to the two dishonorable "justices", who sat on the bench, misjudging Ibori.


Emmanuel O. Fashakin, M.D., Esq.
Attorney at Law and Medical Director,
Abbydek Family Medical Practice, P.C.
79-35 153rd St., Flushing, NY 11367
web address: www.abbydek.com
alternative email: mdfash2@gmail.com
Cell phones: 347-217-6175; 267-907-3127.




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This man, working with little equipments and no protective gear of any kind, gave his life to keep the Motherland safe. The entire country should be grateful to this man who selflessly gave his own life so that others might not suffer harm.

This man deserves the highest honor the country can bestow. In a civilized society, this man's identity should have been revealed by now, and his picture (the good one showing him alive and well) splashed all over the place to celebrate his heroism, and as examples on how to serve the Motherland selflessly.

I hope that the Government will take care of his dependents without delay with very sizable award. This man is not a mangled piece of flesh. LYING IN THAT HEAP IS MY HERO, A WORTHY NIGERIAN, A TRUE SON OF AFRICA!

Emmanuel O. Fashakin, M.D., Esq.
Attorney at Law and Medical Director,
Abbydek Family Medical Practice, P.C.
79-35 153rd St., Flushing, NY 11367
web address: www.abbydek.com
alternative email: mdfash2@gmail.com
Cell phones: 347-217-6175; 267-907-3127.