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Eeyah..May his soul RIP

Duekanem:
Like Imagine Dragons, Coldplay, The Heavy, Goldfish(south African band).

same way Nigerians wld be wondering why americans don't like Fuji and apala music..

Bro, there are die hard fans of coldplay, imagine dragons in Nigeria..only that they are few.

SHARIAREPORTERS:
Mouth odour trying to woo traitor
I hate "change"

Ameachi is a disgrace to to catholicans

a disgrace to catholicans buh the general of common sense revolution to tinubu and a hero to Nigerians.

SmH...Na pikin u be? Must u break up b4 u can focus?

kodded:
Rotimi Judas Ameachi The honorable minister for driving

Yea..its better to drive a winner with good qualities (Buhari) than to gallivant with losers with too many flaws(GEJ and co).


*in rotimi's voice*, I know I have many more haters on this forum..keep the insults coming. I don dey on top, Na to dey look una for down remain.

National Leader of All Progressives Congress and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi as a one of the generals of ‘common sense revolution’.

Tinubu made the remarks in Lagos on Thursday while  delivering his speech as the special guest of honour at the presentation of the book titled Dynamics of Change: The Amaechi Years.

Read his words on Amaechi….

“In the course of the historic campaigns for the 2015 Presidential election I was emphatic that the election itself was a great opportunity to popularise and test the noble idea of a Common Sense Revolution in Nigeria. Soon enough we found in the resonance of the APC Change mantra with the electorate a confirmation that Nigeria needed a Common Sense Revolution that is non-violent.

“Indeed there is a publication with that title authored by me in which I argued that Nigeria was ripe for a change of leadership and Nigerians must act in a Common Sense and rational way in choosing their leaders. The results of the March Presidential elections and that of April have demonstrated clearly the desire by Nigerians for change.

“Elections over, both the leaders and citizens must brace up to meet the challenges required to built a better, more prosperous nation. Indeed, even as we subscribe to the tenets of Common Sense Revolution, we must retool ourselves the new leadership must embark on policies that will improve the general well being of the mass of our people.

“Permit me to recall here how I once attempted to encapsulate the idea of Common Sense Revolution: “…

“It is a positive one to rescue, repair and restructure the nation and its institutions in ways that further collective prosperity and well-being. The only violence that is to be done is to violence, injustice and poverty themselves. At its essence, a common sense revolution is a call to return to a level of decency in the relationship between government and the governed, between each one of us and his neighbor…” That was at commissioning of people-centred projects on March 23, 2015 in Kano under the leadership of Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.

“We are here today, because one of the generals in the Common Sense Revolution Army, Rotimi Amaechi is bold and willing to show the world what he has achieved in the task to chart the critical path to total political and economic emancipation of the people whose mandate he enjoyed for 8 years.

“In my view, our gathering to celebrate the landmark achievements of my brother, Governor Rotimi Amaechi, in Rivers State in the last eight years is also another justifiable celebration of idea of Common Sense Revolution for development. The publication of the book, Dynamics of Change: The Amaechi Years is a timely service to history. This occasion is all the more remarkable because of the huge challenges Amaechi has been facing especially in his second term from an extremely hostile federal government. His role as the chairman of the Governors’ Forum invariably brought him into a bitter collision with President Goodluck Jonathan.

“Governor Amaechi and most of the governors want a properly defined federalist relationship with the government at the centre. The President would have none of that as in the notable example of the management of the federation account. This is, therefore, another great opportunity to salute Amaechi’s rare courage of conviction and sense of purpose. The All Progressives Congress (APC) has every cause to be proud of him.

“You can, therefore, imagine how much gratified I feel at the immense intellectual efforts invested in the publication of Dynamics of Change: The Amaechi Years. I salute the editors and authors of essays in the book. It is thoughtful of them to document the legacy of Amaechi in Rivers state. The high quality schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, security and human capacity projects, among others, richly documented in the book are a testimony that social democratic ideas can indeed be implemented in this clime.

“It is our hope that the legacy of governance for genuine development that Amaechi is leaving behind in Rivers would inspire state governments to make the welfare and security of the people the focus of governance. It is important to empahasise that security here includes social security if the war against poverty must be won.

“The APC change agenda is anchored on the three Rs- Reform, Relief, Relief, and Recovery. It is the Tripod upon which Nigeria must operate in order to unleash her potentials.

“Rotimi will go on from here to continue to serve Nigeria in key positions. He will not be alone. He will share the company of many change agents and professionals who have cast their lots with the new political order under the Leadership President elect, General Muhammadu Buhari”.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/rotimi-amaechi-is-the-general-of-common-sense-revolution-tinubu/

powerful lalasticlala, see better for here o

SeverusSnape:
Guy, na Dangote we go trek for o

ur idea makesense die.. because me no fit waste my journey o

SeverusSnape, e b like say e go better make we join this guys o!..this business don dey pay

asumo12:
TO WHERE?

may29

Just 2weeks to go.

SHARIAREPORTERS:
Don't u tink its d fault of I s l a m?

No, I think its the fault of the GEJ's government and those they have made to believe boko Haram is a religious thing.




[size=2pt]TANoids, keep it coming. I get bullet-proof[/size]

SHARIAREPORTERS:
May I meet u?

sure..anytime. Where ya dey?

SHARIAREPORTERS:
Darkness meet darkness
People dat conspired to destroy jonathanz tenure no peace for d wicked
Karma will catch up wif Buhari


Quote me and see ya life transformed

hhaahahahaha..CLOWN

clevvermind:
i was going through my sister's phone, and i saw indecency films. i just feel like smashing her head that moment. i just manage to hold myself. i was very angry with her cos i don't want her to be watching such things. i should be the only one watching such films. i don't want her to corrupt herself. she is just 20.
please, what should i do to her? what punishment should i give to her.

This guy no go kill person with laff

Should the emboldened mean you luv yourself than your sister or you luv your sister more than yaself?

This can't be his account.

JEGA01:
They didn't decamp earlier, for the fear of the unknown...SMH for Nigerian politicians

These pple are jst too greedy.

they are prostitutes in politics. Its a good business in Nigeria

President Jonathan’s remark last week that his friends had deserted him owing to his electoral loss gathered momentum on Wednesday when his kinsmen representing him at the National and State Assembly left in droves from his party to the All Progressives Congress, APC.

The lawmakers who officially announced their defection from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP alongside their supporters at the APC national secretariat included Senator Clever Marcus Ikisikpo ( Bayelsa East senatorial district), Mr. Nadu Karibo ( Ogbia federal constituency), and member Bayelsa state House of Assembly, Mr Azibola Omekwe (Ogbia constituency.

Accompanied to the party’s office by the former Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Timipre Silva, the politicians said that their movement to the APC was long overdue but for fear of the unknown.

Speaking at the event, Senator Ikisikpo who led the delegation justified their departure on the basis of the benefits that awaited their constituencies in APC.

According to him, hopes were also high that the Governor of the State, Mr. Seriake Dickson would soon join them in APC.

He further revealed that the PDP had been hijacked by self-serving individuals.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/jonathans-senator-rep-state-assembly-member-others-dumb-pdp-for-apc/

Good to know..I hope we receive this kinda news often.

PassingShot:
I am not prepared to argue anything here. I just lent my voice to your plan of secession so you know that some of us actually prefer living separately from you guys.

Please take steps to actualize it and stop disturbing us here; after all, the actions to secede must be taken offline.

you see why I dey always diss them chest-beaters abi?

Oh yes! Mama piss and Wike must be dealt with

LWKMD..Nothing wey eye no go see for this end time

mhizpeaarl:
Lol a killer curve indeed. Cool pix

This looks like a ceremonial pot

possibilita:
am beginin to like Ayo fayose and FFK since i diz man started

hahahaahha..this is wicked

This one na 2.9million? I think this is exaggerated..too exaggerated...This thing fit no pass 50k sef..




Givenchy kor, Takenchy ni

[quote author=africanusvu post=33705270][/quote]u dull o..Ben bruce na president? How can u make that kinda comparism? Do u watch silverbird TV? If yes, did u watch it during campaign? If yes, then you ll know this man is the reason the word hypocrite exists.

This guy again?

You just relax for your bedroom dey send article to us for here..kontinu

To be frank, Van vicker isn't a good actor.

You can't compare his acting with that of ramsey noah, jim iyke, john dumelo, nonso, emeka ike and co..