₦airaland Forum

No country can be successfully run on a short-term basis and through the assignment of tokens to aggrieved parties within the union.

Even under President Jonathan, there were protests about the distribution of amnesty largesse, and disagreements among the former militants, who practically relocated to Abuja to take advantage of their brother’s ascendancy. The quarrel was all about who got what and it was only a matter of time, before those who felt short-changed would stage their own drama, which they have now started, in the hope that they may be luckier this time around and get their own share of appeasement.

tyconcepts:
It's okay to yell .... It is absolutely not normal & I can say my threshold for pain is not low.

Skin does rub skin there especially when sitting down....Can that be enough for this discomfort?

tyconcepts:
It's Urgent Please

I had my guy (Mofe) in October 2015 via CS....I adhered to all instructions given by my doctor in respect to treating the operation cite, the cite closed up neatly within 6wks and all was well save for minor pains around the cite which I thought would go with time....Fast forward to March 2016, I started feeling sharp pains around the cite but no opening of any kind when I checked, I ran to the hospital and was sent to do a pelvic scan, result showed nothing to worry about, doctor said I should relax....The pain is back again and this time very unbearable. I feel pepperish kind of sensation around the cite like my insides is ripping open yet no visible tear on the outside..


Am confused and scared.....Anyone with a similar experience should please help me. I can't afford to break down now.


cc : Zaynie, Kaffy4bill, Sambarry, Chinwendym & All Sabi Mama

nefertitiram:
You know me too well

nefertitiram:
YOU BETA LOOK FOR HOSPITAL CoRRESPONDENCE BEFORE YOU LEAVE!

Any yess! I'm yelling! No need to pay b4 leaving, you can if you can find a way to. But make sure you have all your paperwork handy

bejeiodus:
Of course, he can. He made a mistake joining the APC. If he had not done so, the PDP ticket would have been his to pick.

sammhi:
if in anoda one year things continue like this forget it PMB is gone..at best his 12 million core northern vote will be his but odas , NC. SS, SE,and West won't vote him bet it..
Pdp will merge with faction of APc and grab power...bet it....

bettercreature:
Nobody can defeat him at the moment,Northerners are just like SS/SE people they'd never vote against their brother unlike south westerners that doesn't believe in tribalism
No matter how bad Buhari is,NORTHERNERS will vote for him

semitunde:
It's seldom I come across words I've never seen used before...



The word sounds "political article"-like. Too cumbersome in pronunciation though...

Nice diction

bejeiodus:
Who told you the factions cannot coalesce? Talks are being held which hopefully will lead to a better PDP.
I know you fervently wish for the extinction of the PDP but it won't happen.
The PDP remains the biggest opposition party in the country and a potent threat to your beloved party--the APC.
The PDP will rise to its once enviable height again and it will shock all doomsayers.

ganisucks:
SAS will still be elected chairman, when the real convention takes place.

Beremx:
indeed! All of them get coma for body.

The crisis within the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party is far from over, with Ali Modu Sheriff claiming he remained the national chairman of the party, despite being sacked by a national convention.

Mr. Sheriff was sacked at the PDP convention held on Saturday in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, and the National Executive Committee which he headed, replaced with a caretaker committee.

Inuwa Bwala, the spokesperson for Mr. Sheriff, told PREMIUM TIMES around 8.41pm on Saturday that Mr. Sheriff remained opposed to what happened at the Port Harcourt convention, since he had announced its suspension after consulting with members of the National Working Committee of the party.

“Immediately the chairman (Sheriff) received another court injunction, he called a meeting of the National Working Committee and told them that it wasn’t safe to continue with the convention of the party, especially since the court had forbidden elections virtually into all the offices,” Mr. Bwala said.

“He announced the suspension of the convention at a press briefing, only for some people to go behind and claim that there was convention.

“There was no organ of the party that was represented at the convention.

“The convention was cancelled, and it remains cancelled until such a time the matters in court are resolved, for us to convene another national convention.”

Mr. Bwala said Mr. Sheriff remained the national chairman of the PDP, going by the pronouncement of the court.

“The court had said the office of the chairman would become vacant only in 2018, and that is parts of the reasons we shelved the convention,” said Mr. Bwala.

When asked why the Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, and the Senate Minority Leader, Godwill Akpabio, parted ways with Mr. Sheriff, Mr. Bwala responded, “Some of them wanted to go on with the convention even with the subsisting court orders, and Sheriff said no. And that was their point of departure.”

Mr. Bwala said Mr. Sheriff felt betrayed in Port Harcourt.

“Naturally, you will feel betrayed if you are working with some people, only for them to go behind you to work against what you all agreed to do.”

The motion to sack Mr. Sheriff was moved at the convention by Mr. Akpabio, at the Port Harcourt Civic Centre.

In his motion, Mr. Akpabio, a former governor of Akwa Ibom State, asked the convention to approve the appointment of a committee to manage the affairs of the PDP for a period not exceeding 90 days.
, went up till about 6pm.


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As the convention drew to a close around 6 pm, delegates hurried out of the venue even before the national anthem was sang, and the idle ballot boxes, beautifully designed, stood out as a reminded that the biggest opposition party in Africa still had a major inconclusive business at hand.

lovinam:
Mo run away mama! You read right o! Na big belle de worry me!
#tteam.......

Truckpusher:
Well! Just anyone can say that but that doesn't make it to be the absolute truth.

tomakint:
I tell you....imagine if the stupiid Sarathief had invested his "Shell Companies" in Kwara and giving succour to the downtrodden ones.....me like this. How you dey?

tomakint:
I think Atiku would be better of doing more of this across the Country than venturing into politics and making mess of himself. He had stolen enough, its now time to give it BACK. Nice gesture. Other big thieves in politics should emulate this man.

MizMyColi:
It is only on Nairaland that people feign laughter when they are pained, because they see "painment" as a weakness that must not be divulged.

Lol
Actually, the content of your post in replying him is an indication you're pained.

Infinitikoncept:
So you are telling me all dix mumu honourables didn't even know the contents of the secret cult 'budget' yet they have constituency project? Its a good thing they align on saying NO but seriously these guys ain't worth their salary and allowances. A budget that spent eternity before final signing na him house rep dey yarn dem no sabi d 960M there. Please mo. how much was budgeted for refineries in that secret cult document?

Truckpusher:
How do you sleep at night ?

OLADD:
Realistically, no new party can give APC stern opposition apart from PDP. What the party needs is restructure.

Firefire:
Poora ke, la ise 'isoo.

Ki lo kan mi pelu awon jegudujera. Ose'lu etanu le mi lodi si.

Ki Olorun ba wa tun Naijiria se. Aase!

ganisucks:
It is for the best. It shows they are a law abiding organisation, unlike President Buhari and APC. Long live the PDP.

Mynd44:
Smh

These guys are simply unserious. So delegates travelled all the way, risked lives, spent money on accommodation just to be told it has been suspended? Why suspend it today, why not when the court gave judgment?


Oh well… .

TonyeBarcanista:
Obviously your bitterness has blinded your sense of humor..

Even the person that responded got the message that I was playing.


Sadist Mo

TonyeBarcanista:
I get, the policy of APC is to back boko haram

hungryboy:
The dullard of Daura never ceases to amaze me,

Instead of repairing Warri and Kaduna refineries, and increasing their capacities, so that the can refine more crude,

he is trying to build new ones.