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hammerFC:@ the emboldened, ..I don't trade insults in my discussions.. only a senseless person resort to tantrums when they're defenseless |
hammerFC:@ the emboldened is the reason we need Etiti state and not Adada, we need to add to what we already have, if Etiti is created the federal government will have to site a federal university there just as the new federal university in Ebonyi which the region is already benefitting from due to the new state, that's what I think. |
Osagyefo98:my proposed was at the forefront of The 2014 national conference for an additional state in SE by overwhelming representatives from the SE..former Ebonyi gov , Martins Elechi was the only prominent figure rooting for Adada state then since they, Nsukka were also agitating for state when Ebonyi agitated and got theirs but to be fair I don't see why Nsukka needs a state, they make up 45% of Enugu state population and they're currently controlling the government house at the moment..Etiti state will harness another potential for SE |
Osagyefo98:OK see the proposed Etiti state comprising all SE states: (1)Anambra: Orumba north/Orumba south (2)Abia : umunneochi LGA/ Isiukwuato (3)IMO : Okigwe, Ihime mbano, Onuimo LGAs (4)Ebonyi : Afikpo north/ Afikpo south (5)Enugu : Awgu, Aninri, Oji River LGAs the Etiti state would be at the centre of SE I don't believe they're divergent after all that's the same way present states were created and for those proposing Adada , Nsukka axis is very divergent from igbos in Benue and Kogi, so those in Etiti I think have similar culture and tradition |
hammerFC:Ekweremmadu is from Aninri LGA and not Awgu even though most people mix it up..Ekweremmadu I think won't have such powers he has now during the next senate |
hammerFC:the igbos in Benue can join Ebonyi, those in kogi should join Enugu and Anambra states. Etiti state is the fairest consideration...IMHO |
increasing minimum wage is so useless in a country like Nigeria were wicked governors owe their workers several months of salaries... now how will increasing the minimum wage help if not causing inflation and yet people won't still get paid. take a clue from kogi state governor who's owing at least 9 months salary.how's he gonna pay the new wage? first things first: labour should instead mobilize their members to make sure states pay their workers outstanding salaries first before this useless and senseless agitation for new minimum wage would be considered a merit cc lalasticlala mynd44 |
hammerFC:I prefer Etiti state that will involve all the whole SE states than only Adada for Nsukka axis, after all Ngwa people also needs Aba state |
most waec holders are holding fake result from this little things we've seen NECO ROCKS AND HAS MORE REP THSN WAEC NOW |
is his money , so? |
blackgold90:you no do economics well hoarding the money should rather cause deflation than inflation..go back and read your book |
chykmoni:dear this place called kogi is the most terrible place to work in the whole world, my doctor colleague I worked with died some months back because she couldn't afford her drugs again owing to the several months workers are owed, ..the people are dying of HIV/AIDs daily , .people are getting infected with HIV from unscreened blood transfusions from several quacks who operate in the state without screening blood.kogi needs to be declared a state of emergency... I just wish you can visit kogi for two days you will get a bit of it |
nice |
kogi don suffer with the abundant HIV/AIDs in that state I wonder what becomes of them |
he looks so hungry. in Michael Ama Nnachi we know |
death is the common denominator in all living things right now, be it animals(humans inclusive)/plants |
operation bribe collection |
all man got his on date |
mbaka de politician |
rusher14:same way fela durotoye the afonja man isn't popular in his South West homeland |
vanbonattel:actually nothing like most qualified... quota system aka zoning was/has been Nigerian mode of election |
he doesn't even need to work against APC for PDP to win BC he has already seen the handwriting on the wall, maybe he's just trying to avoid been shamed |
Drchristian:I thought u wanted an intelligent discus, well not all doctors are medical doctors..some are witch doctors and others native doctors , you're definitely too shallow to be a professional medical doctor |
Drchristian:that wasn't the initial agreement in PDP...Jonathan was supposed to step down for northerners in 2015 but he went ahead to contest, its rightly the turn of the north for 2019 and 2023 is for the igbos....that's the undiluted fact |
Drchristian:you're a doctor I guess and a Christian doctor for that matter...weren't you thought about love for your neighbors esp today that is Sunday? |
cc lalasticlala mynd44...some of us were busy abusing the SE leaders without knowing there are things they know which the general masses don't know...for one I knew they can't shortchange the region they lead. in Igbo presidency 2023 we stand |
- Southeast PDP leaders are reportedly worried over PDP presidential candidate, Atiku’s failure to accept single term request - The Igbo leaders reportedly want a southeasterner to succeed Atiku in 2023 - The southeast leaders had earlier accused Atiku of not consulting with them before choosing his running mate There seems to be another brewing crisis for the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, in the southeast as the PDP leaders in the geopolitical zone reportedly put pressure on him to commit himself to a single term in office if he wins next year’s election. The Nation reports that prominent Igbo leaders are said to have been putting pressure on Atiku to agree to do only one term in office as a condition for the geopolitical zone to support him. The idea, Legit.ng gathers, is to pave the way for a southeasterner to succeed him in 2023. There are, however, speculations that Atiku, who reportedly believes his choice of Peter Obi from the zone, is enough as an expression of his respect for the people, is not keen on doing just a single term. Stakeholders, including prominent political leaders in the zone, are reportedly worried that the zone may have to wait till 2026 to have a shot at the presidency should Atiku insist on a double term, and goes on to win the 2019 election. The Nation newspaper reports that the issue was the main subject of discussion at a meeting in Enugu last week when a committee earlier mandated to discuss the request with Atiku and his handlers reported back to the house. The committee, sources said, informed the meeting that the PDP presidential candidate gave no definite answer to their proposal. Those at the meeting were said to have expressed disappointment at the situation, coming so soon after Atiku was accused of not consulting them in picking Obi as his running mate. Although Atiku had, in a previous interview allegedly pledged to do only one term, sources said he has refused so far to give any such undertaking since he was nominated at the Port Harcourt convention of the PDP. Atiku was reportedly quoted in that interview as saying: “I have said it before on my own initiative… if I am elected as the president in 2019; I give an undertaking that I would only do one term… I am prepared to sign an undertaking to do only one term.” Sources said he has not come forward to give effect to that vow since he got the PDP ticket. A source close to him reportedly confirmed the development but denied that Atiku is now dodging the issue. He recalled that Atiku had publicly said he might do one term if elected. He, however, frowned at what he described as an attempt to ‘box’ the PDP presidential hopeful to a corner even before he is elected president. The source was quoted to have said: “I can tell you categorically that Atiku, as a person, is committed to keeping his promises. “But in politics, every little detail matters. While they may say he will win the confidence of the Igbo by signing an undertaking like that are they thinking of how his people from the North will feel about such move? “We were all living witnesses to how such a commitment became the albatross of former President Jonathan. “There is no crisis over this matter and it is not true that Atiku doesn’t want to discuss the issue. I suspect that those who claim to be acting on behalf of those making the demands are not being truthful about the real situation of things. “If a man has given his words publicly and you still want more, then you will have to do more to get more.” Meanwhile, a report by New Telegraph indicates that governors and leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the southwest are currently strategising on ways to mitigate the incursion of Atiku into the zone ahead of the 2019 presidential election. According to the report, leaders of the APC in the zone are frantically pushing to put the post-primary crisis in some states behind them and come together in the coming days and plan a winning strategy that will guarantee the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari, ahead of the PDP candidate. A leader in the ruling APC who was quoted in the report under the condition of anonymity gave more details. His words: “The Atiku challenge is real and we can’t afford to take it for granted because southwest is where the swing votes reside. “As we speak, the signals on the field are not cheering in almost all the six states of the southwest and that is why it is necessary for the party and the presidency to summon everyone and give a marching order on how to prosecute the elections. https://uncova.com/2019-southeast-leaders-worried-over-atikus-alleged-refusal-to-accept-single-term-request |
pazienza:I would ignore him from now onwards.. |
[quote author=Juliusmalema post=72449009][/quote]I don't roll in the mud with a dirty pig, much more a product of leaked #50 condom |
annnikky:that's very pathetic |
hammerFC:OK.,. |
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