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The way you guys discuss about the Bayelsa Election Petitions baffles me. Please how many of you are Bayelsans? How many of you know what is on ground? How many of you have ever visited Bayelsa state? How many of you know what is happening behind the scenes? The evidences and all what not being mentioned by you guys are sometimes false and sometimes correct. How many of you have read the full judgement? How many of you followed the court process up to date? Well I'm very impressed with the level of knowledge and followership on this issue by you guys. I am a Thorough breed Bayelsan and I can categorically tell you that put bribing aside which is part of politics, the PDP don't stand any chance to win any of those cases based on the level of evidences presented against them. The popular saying "He that alleges must prove", was followed in the Deputy Governor's issue, have you red the DSS report? Godwin Obaseki of Edo state had his certificate corrected by NYSC and was presented with another but that of Lawrence wasn't so, why? what happened? why didn't NYSC give him a new corrected certificate? A total of 16 evidences were provided by the petitioner in this case but that of Degi's, the PDP couldn't provide a single evidence that his certificate had issues. in Degi's case it was multiple names and name discrepancy whereas in Lawrence's case, it is outright forgery which when looked at critically is glaringly for all eyes to see. I know in politics, money talks and as a Bayelsan that is up to date with the political climate or trend, I know alot has been spent to calm the raging waters. The Government is a product of the court and so others should be allowed to exercise their legitimate rights too. 7 months in office and no single development or development blueprint for the state. I rest my case. |
Way to go bro. Give no room for love. |
iLegendd:Revenge is the sweetest joy next to getting pvssy 2Pac |
Kobicove:if ijaw breeds like rats, how come ijaw is not the most populous tribe in Nigeria? The plenty of wives thing was done in the past but it has reduced drastically over the years. |
Zzor:Geez, that's not true, she is exaggerating. That your friend and I are from same Kolokuma/Opokuma in Bayelsa state. I am precisely from Kolokuma, but all what she told you is not correct. How can she say "the married ones", that means all the married men have kids outside which is very wrong. She can't tell me she knows all the married Ijaw men world wide. Ijaw men are responsible and hardworking and not drunkards like your friend told you. Fishing, farming, carving and brewing of local gin (Kai Kai or ogogoro) is our major livelihood. Your friend is from the most educated clan and local government area in ijaw land. If that's what she knows previously or has stuck that into her head no problem but nowadays, ijaw men are rising to their responsibilities and doing well. |
HubertHarold:Real men don't cry over love |
She has moved on, I suggest you do same. She has cleared her conscience and your doubts. Your uncle did well nonetheless. |
Your type Dem supposed to tie you up and call boys to beat you well well. Tueh eh |
Smoke weed, study your books, listen to rap or hip hop vibes. |
Fillipo Inzaghi clinical finisher |
ZINIBANKS:Don't be surprised that I won't even get one PM sef though it was never my intention. I never had that in mind to be frank. |
Kriss216:Oh, this was as a result of the crisis between ijaw and itsekiri. we have gone past this and I pray such barbaric act don't repeat itself. |
ZINIBANKS:Hahahaha, Bros I just use my picture as example of an ijaw man. Nothing more and nothing less |
Omonigeriarere:Local gin yes plenty wives to some extent yes Breeding like rats very wrong Ijaw people loves enjoyment |
[quote author=fati2001 post=93835673]for what. [/quote oops sorry, misunderstood you. I pray you meet one soonest |
DuBLINGreenb:Yes, ijaw men are hospitable, caring and loving. |
fati2001:All the best. |
Cholls:Definitely all ijaw men are from ijaw land. |
Have you ever come across an ijaw man before? Emotionally, Physically, Mentally, Spiritually, Culturally etc. What are your experiences, good, bad or ugly?. |
First of all, you tell her blatantly that you are straight and that you can't do what she wants with you. Keeping her as a friend or discarding her depends on if she respects your decision. |
Alexgman1:Simp spotted |
Let's see how it goes, meanwhile I'm a full fledged Bayelsan and I know what's on ground to some extent. |
You know all these and you cannot predict 50 odds for yourself to win money? |
garfield1:Festus Daumiebi is from constituency 3 likewise Henry Ofongo. Constituency 2 would have been given the ticket if someone had purchased the intent and nomination form from that constituency but unfortunately nob did because constituency had previously produced a Governor in the late Alamco. |
garfield1:It was agreed to give it to constituency 1 since Tiwei is from constituency 4 same with Lyon and Oseke while constituency 3 produced the first senator. |
agabusta:Yes there's big hope for him since all the other aspirants have decided to work for the party and its candidate. |
Dickson after finishing his 8 years as Governor, made Sagbama man the deputy governor. why didn't he zoned the deputy governor slot to Ekeremor since Sagbama has produced a governor for 8 years. Dickson is a goner anyways |
agabusta:No he didn't |
Rt. Hon Peremobowei Ebebi and Chief Abel Ebifemowei declared winners of APC primaries held today in Bayelsa West and Central Senatorial Districts respectively. H.E Peremobowei Ebebi who hails from Aleibiri in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa West defeated his closest rival Capt. Mathew Karimo rtd to emerge victorious. on the other hand, Chief Abel Ebifemowei who hails from Amassoma in southern ijaw Local Government Area, defeated four other aspirants to emerge winner of the direct primary held across the 43 wards in central senatorial district comprising of Southern ijaw, Kolokuma/Opokuma and Yenagoa Local Government Areas respectively. |

