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thats Clarence Seedorf man Lakayanah: |
Obj isnt a coward..only time will tell lalasticlala: |
cmon...we are seeing pics of him with APC leaders but we didnt see him with Jonathan. lalasticlala: |
he certainly wont turn him away...infact he will give him a tight hug. Do u think OBJ iza fool? U are going to visit someone u called a tout feb 14 is around the corner xklucvG: |
i laff at ur stupidity...shame i cant even see what u look like DUMBASS! You are nothing but foolish fool. I aint got the time to spill words u nincompoop. SHEDIOT! samplegirl: |
Do i look like one for ur Info, My name is Mosesaxum: |
ODE! samplegirl: |
i thought as much axum: |
is that what u pray for? Do u know him personally? or is there something that u are not telling me? axum: |
Buhari might not have achieved anything but GEJ has destroyed more than Buhari has achieved macof: |
u were certainly not born then...so stfu! macof: |
ur brain is decayed! samplegirl: |
sharap...nothing of sort is gonna happen cos God wont allow that happen saiBuhari axum: |
Solution he didnt provide for 6years? Abeg we need change and thereafter, continuity Firefire: |
we are still on the same page bro.... Collynzo9: |
and so u seem not to know who OBJ is! Read MY WATCH and see what he said..."Its better for Buhari to come to power in 2015 and jail me than for GEJ to COME BACK AND DESTROY THE REMAINING NIGERIA"xklucvG: |
quite realistic from a PDP supporter..and do u think he can win without OBJ ![]() Collynzo9: |
oboy...d fire no be here oo. I can see it directly from my window....It kinda started early this morning, cause of the fire, i cant really ascertain |
THE presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to deploy more soldiers and other security operatives in the troubled North-East ravaged by Boko Haram insurgents rather than keep them for the 2015 general elections. Buhari, who made this call during a meeting with stakeholders of Ogoni ethnic nationality in the Tai Local Government Area of Rivers State on Thursday, also said that, if voted into power, his administration would implement the report of the United Nations Environment Programme on the clean-up of Ogoniland. He argued that the Boko Haram onslaught would have been a thing of the past if the Federal Government had moved the number of soldiers, police and operatives of the State Security Service deployed during elections to Borno and Yobe states as well as the other areas affected by insurgency. He said, “I have made this comment before and the Federal Government refused to react to it; the number of soldiers, policemen and officers of the State Security Services they deploy during elections, if they had deployed them to Borno and Yobe states to fight Boko Haram, by now, Boko Haram would have been history. “Boko Haram is not a religious group; Boko Haram is not an ethnic group. Boko Haram is a terrorist group. They attack people in schools, they attack people in Churches, they attack people in Mosques, they attack people in markets, and they shout Allahu Akbah! No religion rejoices over the blood of innocent people.” The former Head of State promised that he would put an end to the pollution in Ogoniland if elected as the President of the country during the February 14 election. Buhari reiterated his promise to fight terrorism, corruption and other forms of crimes, if elected President. Earlier, the Director-General of the Buhari/Osinbajo Campaign Organisation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, had asked President Jonathan to explain to Nigerians and the world why he had refused to implement the UNEP report on the clean-up of Ogoniland. Amaechi said the President’s hatred for the people of Ogoni could be responsible for his inability to implement the UNEP report since the funds that would be used to clean up Ogoniland would come from Shell Petroleum Company. “Let President Goodluck Jonathan tell us why he has not allowed the implementation of the UNEP report. He has no reason. The money to be spent in the implementation of the report is not his; the money belongs to Shell,” he said. |
hmmm! how many of these things did Oga Jona mention yesterday... All i heard was they said, they said, they said... ![]() 1stola: |
No fewer than 38,774,391 Nigerians now have the Permanent Voter Cards, the Independent National Electoral Commission has said. The figure which is contained in a statement on Thursday by the Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman of the commission, Mr. Kayode Idowu, represents 71.35 per cent of the 54,341,610 number of registered voters across the country. It is however expected that the figure of the PVCs distributed will increase before next Tuesday when the commission is expected to publish the final list of voters. Idowu told our correspondent that distribution of PVCs will start in Borno State on Friday(today) where no one had collected. A breakdown of the 38,774,391 PVCs shows that 22, 832, 396 prospective voters have collected the cards in the Northern part of the country and 15,941,995 in the South. The zonal analysis of the figure(38,774,391) indicates that the North-West and the South-West are leading the other four zones in the collection of the PVCs. For example, in the North-West which has seven states, 12,013,961 PVCs have been collected. The seven states in the zone are Kebbi, Zamfara, Jigawa, Sokoto, Kano, Katsina and Kaduna. There are also 6,270,736 PVCs that have been collected in the six states of the South-West. The states are Lagos, Osun, Ekiti, Ondo, Ogun and Oyo. South-South is third among the zones with the highest number of PVC collected with 5,756,018. The states in the zone are Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Edo and Delta. Trailing the zone is North-Central with 5,520,001 collectors. States in the zone are Benue, Kwara, Nasarawa, Kogi, Plateau and Niger. Although voters in Borno State have yet to collect their PVCs, the remaining states in the North-East have 4,886,499 PVCs. The breakdown of the states which have collected PVCs shows that Kano recorded the highest number of prospective voters who have picked their PVCs with 2,771,185. It is followed by Kaduna State with 2,643,517. Lagos State came third with 2,159,091. President Goodluck Jonathan’s state, Bayelsa, came last as the commission put the number of voters with the PVCs in the state at 370,062. It follows Ekiti State where 481,199 voters have received their PVCs and Enugu State with 662,445. The figure also indicates that 411,935 people have collected their PVCs in the Federal Capital Territory . Coming last is the South-East, with 3,915,241 PVCs. Anambra, Abia, Ebonyi, Imo and Enugu are the states in the zone. These ones arent even ready for the election...chai! |
#saiBuhari #feBuhari14 |
they said, they said, they said was all i heard yesterday....is that what Nigeria need right now? Confused slowpoke in the person of GEJ #saiBuhari #feBuhari14 |
what was it he said that he didnt tell us in 2009...abeg enuf of all the stories. We want actions and not words |
Twenty two aggrieved governorship aspirants of the Peoples Democratic Party in Akwa Ibom State, otherwise known as G22, have finally defected from PDP to All Progressives Congress. They will meet the APC’s presidential candidate, Major-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, January 12, 2015. It was learnt that the 22 governorship aspirants of the PDP in the controversial December 8, 2014 primary in the state decided to defect from PDP to the APC on Wednesday. One of the aspirants, who spoke on condition of anonymity with our correspondent on Thursday, said their decision was based on the way they were treated by the PDP in the state. The aspirant also said President Goodluck Jonathan could not find a solution to the crisis. He said the crisis came to a head on January 6, 2015 when Jonathan, after scheduling to meet with them, later declined. The aspirant said, “The President’s last minute decision was said to have been masterminded by a fifth columnist. “It could be recalled that the (members of) the G22 have been in Abuja since December 9, 2014. Both the party leadership and the President are playing games with them without finding a political solution to the issues and without using the party’s mechanism to redress their complaints. “This inhuman treatment is only meted out to G22. How could the President, who had met with individuals like Senator (Musiliu) Obanikoro and Senator Ifeanyi Araraume not meet 22 aspirants of the party? Is the President saying that they do not count? Then let us see how the party will win in Akwa Ibom State.” The 22 aggrieved PDP aspirants had on December 8, 2014 protested against the governorship primaries, saying the exercise lacked transparency. The aspirants had accused the party of using a fake delegates’ list. They also alleged that the party leadership did not disclose the venue of the primaries to other aspirants before the time of the election. |
OK cheruv: |
whats the name of ur pastor and what church is that? cheruv: |
wait until feBuhari comes to lag na.. HzRF: |
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