Nemesis will catch up with the judas of Ubima

More revelations pls. Expose all their nyash. The holier than thou. That's the change we voted for.

nationwide1:

The question is why were these 'facts' not revealed until Saraki 'stole' the senate presidency seat?


A few months ago you called Saraki saint and progressive and now you're painting him black.


Haba! This is well orchestrated hypocrisy.

Gbam!

The yorubas are very good in blackmailing. The once celebrated saraki and arrow head of APC during the last govt has become a tool in the hand of the propaganda arm of APC. Sahara reporters, you are doomed. Your credibility has nosedrived. Investigate your sponsor first! Tiefnubu.

We want change. Why are we running away from change? I think we voted for change. Now you have started to see what looks like 'change' and you are all crying. Una neva see anything.

What are my doing here

Flets:
If by chance Buhari wins this election, extremely hard times lies ahead for this country. 

Definitely, the creeks will go haywire again, Buhari will send the troops to the creeks and together they will set the oil facilities ablaze.

While these persists, the oil producing companies will simply withdraw their personnel from the volatile region and all foreign investment will seize in all sectors.And even if the troops kill 90% of the militants, it will take just one militant, a dynamite and just one location along the multi- kilometre trunklines to continue to wreck havoc. 

Fast forward to 2019, if we remain one country and without a civil war,, we will be an economic wreck with no allocations and salaries, no capital projects, no hope with dollar exchanging for 400 naira and we are worse off than we were in 2015.

Cos the truth is that without crude proceeds for now, Nigeria is finished. 

And then, we'll be screaming another 'Change' because we would have learnt a bitter lesson in the hands of the Fulanis, Tinubu and Saraki.And then we will ask.... Why were we this silly?

And before you quote me, make sure you outline in clear terms how you or Buhari will avert this obvious calamity staring us in the face


Only last week, they creek boys seem to have resumed activities by kidnapping at Yoho facility operated by Exxonmobil and have shut in 80KBD already. Are we ready for this for the next 4 years?

The entire world stands to benefit from a crisis in the Niger delta. Its not a coincidence that USA who abandoned us at the height of bokoharam is busy shouting for change in govt . Crises in the ND will reduce supply of crude to the Oil market and that would drive up the price of crude for producing countries.... But at Nigeria's expense.

Nigerians.... Be Warned!!!

GBAM! WELL SAID

NOBODY is stopping the All Progressives Congress (APC) from singing its song of change even at a pitch that is environmentally offensive. The democratic stage anywhere is a bedlam and each player has to develop capacity to make meaning out of the organised confusion. It is therefore very disturbing, when some quarters insist on everybody becoming an APC chorister and sing the same song.One Olabode Johnson, writing in the Nation of March 12 criticized Mr. Shaka Momodu, the editor of Thisday On Saturday for singing a different song other than the approved anthem for the 2015 electoral outings – positive change from 57-year old Jonathan to 73-year old Buhari. Somehow, he brought me and Mr. Jide Ajani, the editor of Vanguard On Sunday into it.

Hear him: “Now in the court of Public opinion, is it not true that you, Shaka Momoh (sic) is a member of the Strategic Committee of the PDP along with Jide Ajani (Editor, Vanguard On Sunday), Abraham Ogbodo (Editor, The Guardian On Sunday) all hands-in-glove with the PDP’s fair-weather friend, Femi Fani-Kayode and of course Olisa Metuh? All of you do meet regularly in Abuja to strategise on how to undermine the integrity of stalwarts of the APC, don’t you?”

To answer him directly, it is not true and I had complained to the Managing Director of The Nation, Mr. Victor Ifijeh last Thursday, who promised to retract that aspect of the publication. I am waiting. Meanwhile, I do not understand the integrity of APC’s stalwarts the writer is talking about and how the three of us mentioned are strategizing to undermine same.

Maybe, he is saying that it is integrity for these same stalwarts to deliberately send dummy photographs to the press with the sole aim of misinforming the public on issues. And whoever had the courage to condemn the shameless act publicly is a strategist hired by the PDP to undermine the integrity of APC’s stalwarts. It is also integrity for an APC stalwart to shout wolves about military surveillance on him when nothing close to such was on the card and people should have remained silent on the truth for fear of being branded PDP-sponsored strategists to undermine APC’s stalwarts.

It is integrity to orchestrate in the media a fictitious visit by General Muhammadu Buhari, the face of the APC, to Chibok community to commiserate with parents and guardians of the abducted 200 schoolgirls. Like the mysterious angel in the Arabian tale, we ought to have accepted seeing Buhari in Chibok talking with the traumatized parents of the abducted girls to avoid being branded hatchet men contracted by the PDP to undermine Buhari.

Buhari is, after all, a man and not donkey and deserved a good rest and medical checks after an exhaustive 60-day electioneering. But saying so will be seen as a strategy to undermine APC’s stalwarts who said Buhari went to London to speak at Chatham House and not to seek medical attention. Even when the man arrived back in Nigeria after 15 days and admitted being a man who could fall ill and be treated in either a Nigerian or London hospital, the APC’s handlers who did not want PDP-sponsored strategist to undermine the integrity of Buhari, still held on to the Chatham House cover-up.

As they say, those who want equity should come to the sharing table with clean hands. Olabde Johnson (by the way I have been reliably told he is faceless) had clear eyes to see only three reporters on the PDP’s Strategic Committee working to liquidate APC, but could not see the multitude on his own side, including two or so newspapers, which are bad enough to be called APC’s newsletter working to bring down the PDP and President Jonathan. Why should good journalism and, in fact, patriotism at this point in Nigeria’s history be defined by the level of support the practitioner has for Senator Ahmed Bola Tinubu and the APC? Or by the volume of lies one is prepared to propagate on behalf of Tinubu and the APC? If that is what it truly takes, I do not want to be a good journalist or a patriot.

Put differently, Tinubu and all that he represents have been lifted above board by the Nigerian media. Consequently, anything that does not align well with him and his viewpoint is taken as sin against the Holy Spirit, which is unforgivable. For instance, if the man farts, we are denied the small right of blocking our nostril from inhaling the arising foul air, or of even saying; gosh, something bad is smelling!
While I shall not attempt to hold brief for Mr. Momodu because he is gallant enough to fight his fight, I would want to note that in the article in question – The Change We Need published in Thisday of March 10, 2015 – Momodu did not make his own claims. He merely restated what had been off loaded in the public domain and as a public commentator asked why certain traditions had not been observed concerning the issues on ground. Specifically, he asked why certain elders and youths had not characteristically raised their voices in condemnation of Tinubu and Governor Fashola over allegation of fraud against them. Was that too much to ask by a fellow Nigerian who is also a stakeholder?

Olabode Johnson or whoever was behind the mask did not need to attack the straw man. He didn’t have to say “Shaka’s piece is fit for the trash can where it belongs (and) Shaka himself is fit for the dregs.” Haba! We nor go talk again because some people are on a mission to canonize Senator Tinubu as Saint Tinubu? Olabode pontificated on the “drastic depreciation of the core values and statutory mandate of Nigeria’s mass media as the Fourth Estate of the Realm.” Good treatise. Maybe these values will appreciate if the media remains silent even when it is all over town that an individual has stolen a polytechnic, a nursing school, the headquarters of a local government area and indeed an entire community. Now, before our very eyes, part of the Atlantic Ocean is being stolen and nobody is speaking loud enough for the heavens to intervene.

By Olabode’s definition, it is good reporting to always describe President Goodluck Jonathan who, in only six years, has built 200 schools to lift the almajiris of Northern Nigeria as clueless, and in another stroke, ascribe all the clues in the world to Buhari who, in and out of office, has not been associated with any capacity building initiative to help the disadvantaged youths of the region. It is also value added journalism to describe former President Olusegun Obasanjo, a Yoruba man who could not do the road to his house in Ota and had mindlessly concessioned the reconstruction of the all-important Lagos – Ibadan Expressway to a ‘businessman’ instead of a construction company as a visionary leader and then call Jonathan, an Ijaw man who is turning the failed road to a 10-lane motorway, visionless.

No doubt, Ashiwaju Bola Tinubu is a master strategist. His generosity is part of his overall strategy. He is the type that gives a house when you ask him for money to pay your rent and gives a car when all you ask is little money to replace your tired tyres. He issues IOUs to all quarters without conditions attached and without bothering about when such IOUs will be retired. And so, in one way or the other, many people, including journalists, academics, rights activists, politicians, etc, have good reasons to be grateful to Tinubu. If an Olabode Johnson and many others are therefore so agitated when light is cast in the direction of Tinubu for critical illumination, Nigerians should understand why.

In the media today, it takes real courage to put Tinubu to task. That is why only very few people are talking, whereas there is so much to talk about in Lagos State where Tinubu has held sway directly and by proxy since the start of this democracy in 1999. There is something close to cult journalism that is rising rapidly and threatening to take the centre stage.

In the course of his political career, the Ashiwaju has scored some high points, like when he successfully defended Lagos State against the PDP onslaught on the Southwest in 2003. He has chosen in 2015 to defend the entire country against the PDP. Not too many people agree with him and that is the crux of the matter.

MKD63:
It makes me cry each time I remembers Abia state. I sometimes ask myself if we are coursed. I have visited all the state capitals in Nigeria as an aviationist, I have not see a state as poor as Abia State. The worst of it all is that the abians are still praise singing T.A ORJI even in the grave. Take a trip to Aba you will shed tears, go to Umuahia, you will cry then go to the rural areas you will ask God question "What have the abians done to you God" Abian, where will our help come from? How long shall we remain stagnant. I am not into politics but let us face reality please.

GOD BLESS U BRODA! Go and collect your PVC Card, so that we vote them out. No tribal sentiment attached. I am from Ngwa land but truth must be told. We need competent and tested hand to move Abia forward. APGA Is the party, ALEX OTI Is the man.

ejikemnadu:
I believe every government has its led down plans and wants to achieve it before embarking on more projects. The government of T A orji has intact proved this beyond every reasonable doubt. He embarked on developing human skills, reducing poverty by providing various empowerment scheme. Infrastructure was not left out as he went on to reburbish delapitated structures and erecting new ones. For the first time Abians can boost of its own government house. They have been on rented apartment. Every department has a new own structure fully air conditioned. I wonder how we judge him as nothing. I believe OCHENDO ranks No 1 in my list.

1. TA Orji (CON)
2. Sullivan chime
3. Obiano
4. Rochas

What is this poster doing here? Did he take kai kai. #never again. #never again ABIA AGAGI ABU NDI IKPEAZU.

Remarkable:


Housing estates built under the T.A. Orji Administration:

1. Amaokwe housing estate.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/81390587


Ohobo Housing estate.
http://ng.geoview.info/ohobo_housing_estate_old_timber_shed_umuahia_abia_state,101421142p

You are a clown. Under 8 years? Shame on you and your TA ORJI. He wants to go to senate and then make his son speaker. Tufiakwa. God forbid. Abians are enlightened people. We won't allow that

spy005:
T A ORJI OF ABIA STATE IS THE BEST EASTERN GOV..he transformed umuahia,aba,ukwa,igbere,ohafia,he did so much but his time is over and in just few weeks he will hand over to a better gov from APGA.....

THE MAN IS A ROGUE. NEVER AGAIN SHALL ABIA BE LAST (Ikpeazu). We would vote accomplished technocrats. APGA IS THE PARTY. ALEX OTI IS THE MAN.

egesie:
T.A Orji is the worst ever, Abia is the same as it was 10 years ago, see Umuahia and Aba, very dirty, apart from the cars he gave for youth empowerment which I think is ironic cos it's old men that drive it. The money he could hv used to better Abia has been invested heavily in propaganda and billboards.

Orji's pictures are just everywhere in Abia u'll think he's a fashion model not a governor, for a man who has stayed 8 years in office, he should be ashamed.
His achievements are inconsequential, Nothing an LGA chairman can't do.


I'm sorry to derail this thread but I'm begging Abians to vote for a governor who will give us a state to be proud of.

GBAM! Well said. We would vote out these lame duck and his stooge. Anyi achogi ndi ikpeazu. ABIA GA abu ndi mbu. APGA is the party. ALEX OTI Is the man

My God! My dear ABIA state has been rated as the worst state! Never Again. And they want to impose IKPEAZU (the last) as governor. Never again. ABIA agagi abu ndi IKPEAZU Ozo. We want real change in ABIA. APGA is is the change that we want. Alex Oti is the change agent.

Please I need your assistance, how can I speak to one of your customers care agent. 181 does not allow me do that

Thanks Mr Spider for refering me here. I am very much interested in this project.

Many thanks MR SPIDER for this insightful posts. taking you back to your xmas message,. You did mention of an estate you want to develop in enugu. my questions are : Where exactly in enugu? how much is a plot? is there room for installmental payment? What title do you have over the land , is it c of o or whatever? thanks.

more contributions pls

thanks brother, this two years advance na waa oh. Can't i get 1 year or year and half advance payment.

many thanks for this

thanks mate. what of yaba. whats the average cost of 2 bedroom in yaba and surulere

I just got an offer to work in lagos, victoria island precisely but presently reside in benin. Considering the cost of houses in victoria island. can someone help in advising me where no beam my searches considering the cost of affordable 2 bedroom and traffic to VI. someone suggested surulere, is it close? I need your contributions please

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=73150 the price range of the sedan cars is between 1.3m to 3m. Check out the link above

Good one. More of this pls!

There are many reasons to be hopeful. I am glad the Ohafia-Arochukwu road has been flagged off for reconstruction...About 4 more Federal roads in Abia State also to be reconstructed by GEJ administration.
Gov. Theodore Orji of Abia State cutting the tape to flag-off the construction of Ohafia-Arochukwu road. With him are L-R Hon. Arua Arunsi member representing Ohafia- Arochukwu Fed. Constituency, Sen. Uche Chukwumerije, Engr. Godwin Eghieye, South-East Coordinator, Federal Ministry of Works and Rt. Hon. Udeh Okochukwu, Speaker, Abia State House 0f Assembly.




We are still waiting. Nothing meaningful is happening there now

Oga inze I hope this is the vin number or is there any other place one will see it. I took this pic from the door side.

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mex551: Please help me check this vin wdb2020861f923881. Thanks for the wonderful work you are doing

You entered an invalid VIN: wdb2020861f923881
Your VIN needs to be:

Exactly 17 characters.
For a vehicle manufactured after 1980 (1981 or later model year.)
Without the letters I, O, or Q.


The pin is correct

Good afternoon gentlemen, I love the contributions in this forum. May God bless u all. Reading through all this post would certainly add to ones experience about mercedez. To be frank, I did not know much about Mercedes before now. Two weeks ago, I bought a class c240 espirit 2001 model, honestly before then, I didn't know that it has 12 plugs,, though the mechanic said its 6 cylinder. It's my first merc. Experience and am enjoying the ride. Reading through all most all these post, I hardly see anyone talk about c240 2001 model and even on the streets of Benin where I live, c240 is rare. Au.hanson and other gurus in the house, can some one tell me about the issues with c240 and other things that might be of help to me. Thanks.

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