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MalcoImX:
So go home to 'Mama.'

MalcoImX:
Mr. More Sane displaying childish tantrums and bad upbringing.

MalcoImX:
Am I the first to call you a child, Mr. More Sane? Go ahead and amuse yourself with those questions of life. You can inform us of the outcomes since by your admission "they are worth looked into."

MalcoImX:
I do not think you have the capacity to understand me. Somebody just called you a kid and I think you are. If FFK is your hero he can never be for us. Just know that there are people who won't catch crumbs no matter what's dangled in front of them. Here's no kindergarten. If you stretch it too much you'll only go home crying.

PassingShot:
No sentiments in politics as far as some issues are concerned. If it is not constitutionally required, no party is under any obligation to attend a debate. I have addressed this issue severally and I will take the pain to educate you too.

Politics is a game of high level strategic moves especially the type of politics we play in Nigeria. In the past years that PDP boycotted it, they knew that they were surely going to win those elections and as such they treated Nigerians with scorn by deliberately staying away from the debates even though they had given their support for it. OBJ did it in 1999 against Olu Falae and against GMB in 2003. In 2011, GEJ of PDP did same thing against GMB, Ribadu and Kwankwaso.

PDP in their calculations in those years, didn't want to slip in the debate and give any advantage to the opposition through such platform and they went ahead to claim victory in each of the elections that followed.

This time around, the table has turned (except anyone wants to deceive himself/herself) and it is the more reason PDP is begging and trying to force a debate in the hope that APC/GMB will score a major own goal. APC on the other hand have realized that they are clearly ahead in this election and coupled with the fact that they are dealing with a party which has boycotted similar debate in all previous occasions, it is therefore easy and excusable for them to give PDP a taste of their own medicine.

This is the game and the strategy brother.

Take care. no hard feelings.

MalcoImX:
I don't want. Pray you to be as sane as FFK.

PassingShot:
Maybe you're too young to know that GMB has participated in two presidential debates in the past and he did very well in both. In 2011, it was Jona Dunno who dodged the debate but instead preferred a debate with Dbanj. Lmao! So, for us in Buhari's camp, it's payback time for PDP and we're not sorry for that.

Btw, is Jonathan an illiterate?

MalcoImX:
Do you take a mad man to a court?

Myluv1:
Which hospital certified him a mad man or are you mad yourself?

MalcoImX:
When your behaviours tilt more towards the abnormal, then you are mad.

Myluv1:
Specifically, what behaviour are you talking about?

MalcoImX:
Psychologically, all behaviors can pass as normal or abnormal behaviours.

PassingShot:
So, his numerous unscripted interactive sessions such as the Chatam House Q&A session, CNN's Amanpour and AlJazeera's interviews do not confirm to you that he is far better articulate than Jona Dunno?

Besides, how is it that well written motivational scripts cannot be prepared for Jonathan? Why is it that all his written speeches also lack substance? Clueless everywhere with Jonadunce.

MalcoImX:
When your behaviours tilt more towards the abnormal, then you are mad.

MalcoImX:
Do you take a mad man to a court?

ManMountain:
Do you think GMB have time to reply such pedestrian and trivial talk from FFK, we see that you all are tired of asking of his certificate

FreeGlobe:
Bianca ojukwu is certainly not happy with former governor Peter obi


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=109543

FreeGlobe:
More from the source:
March 17 will be one year since governor, Willie Obiano, started to pilot the affairs of Anambra State. How will you assess his administration so far?

Well, there is no doubt that Governor Obiano hit the ground running as soon as he took over the reins of government in Anambra State. He has kept the faith with the pledge he made at the inception of his administration that he would continue and consolidate the state’s developmental plans initiated by his predecessor, Mr. Peter Obi. He also retained the Anambra Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS), an ambitious project, which involved the simultaneous development of all sectors of the state; the foundation of which was laid by Peter Obi. In fact, Governor Obiano never fails, at any available opportunity, to give credit to his predecessor for establishing a solid foundation for him to build on.

Mr. Peter Obi, recorded high marks in terms of delivery of democracy dividends during his tenure. So, from what you have seen so far on Obiano administration, do you see him surpassing what Obi achieved at the expiration of his own tenure in office?

I don’t believe that this should be reduced to a popularity contest or conjecture of who will outdo the other. This is a legacy issue. Peter Obi acquitted himself creditably and was instrumental in the reformation of Anambra State. Obiano has made it crystal clear that he is building on the foundations Obi laid under an APGA administration. [b]I am happy that you yourself have stated that Peter Obi recorded high marks, in terms of his achievements as a governor of Anambra State. His accomplishments are numerous and he initiated a comprehensive and sustained development of the state in all sectors, most significantly, in the area of education, where his courageous move to return schools to their original owners being the missions yielded positive results, better management of the schools and better examination results for students of the state. His frugality is legendary and he was judicious in his management and use of funds, which made him popular with International Donor Agencies. His administration constructed over 800kilometre of new roads and opened up rural areas within the state. He achieved so much without resorting to borrowing and saddling the state with debt and though he is no longer with us and despite his poor judgment and deficient calculations, which informed his defection from APGA, we have refused to let him bury that legacy like a child in an unmarked grave. We expected no less from him. He is a product of our party ideology, and that is why we continue to highlight and celebrate his accomplishments.[/b]
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=109543

publisher:
LOL...as usual, an APC goon created this thread and flooded front page with pro-APC comments backed up by their 'LIKES' crew.
TEAM GEJ destroyed TEAM GMB...if you think i'm lying please watch the video.

Zonacom:
Let's not overflog this issue nwanne. We Ndi Anambra have got to stop labelling certain projects and facilities that make a city world class as white elephant projects. We don't have an airport but prefer using that of Enugu or Asaba and we don't see anything wrong in it. No stadium worthy of hosting an ordinary league match and you are not bothered. It's shameful brother and peter obi is to blame cos he was in position to do that but didn't.
About maintenance, what's the big deal in maintaining a stadium? How do other states with sports stadia in Nigeria maintain theirs? Must a stadium host a major FIFA competition before you consider it being put to good use? Is a sports stadium used only for football matches?
Let's stop belittling our state abeg

emmysoftyou:
pls what are yu saying,who is talking abt wealth and background or experiecnce here..
i guess yu re new in this forum or politics section, yu need to learnt more frm freeglobe and peppylov abt politics section b4 yu start quoting me cos yu need to be groom..
Nne biko,calm down..

cjrane:
Bro Chino,
All you have said is true.If the lies in Nigeria's census is corrected, Anambra truly has bigger population than Kano. But, that isn't my point. If resources were unlimited, we would say lets have anything we want. In the light of meager resources which has even got tighter with fall of oil price, we must choose wisely what is of utmost importance to our economic resurgence and not merely ego.
Mind you, let me reiterate that;

[size=18pt] I AM NOT AGAINST AN AIRPORT for Onitsha, but built in AGULERI.[/size]

Just that it makes no sense to build an airport in Aguleri with state funds, in the light of so many unmet pressing and basic developmental needs in the state.

emmysoftyou:
i can understand that a lot of project is going on in anambra state right now including the airport project,but he should slow down his project if it will cause huge indebtedness to anambra state,i mean picked the important priority ones and economize some of anambra state project.

Bro,i know that project and development is a good thing to behold but it s disheartening if the state's federal allocation is small and the govnor went into borrowing to meet up with expectation and demoralised the economy and the people. .
with huge debt of 23,000million dollar for the past 6mnth outlay, it means that in the future,our beloved governor,willie obiano,will find it difficult to pay the anambrarians civil servants just like what s happening in ekiti or osun state..
The man need more economical advice or he wìl end up like jonathan..
QED..

Zonacom:
All these things will be forgotten in future if there are no solid physical facility to ensure continuity. What obi did in sports was just to meet temporary ends. Building standard sports facility guarantees continuity.

Zonacom:
Not having a standard sport stadium in the whole state is indeed a shameful thing. Obi spent 8 years and could have done that if he ever wanted to. If he had built a stadium, it remains there and serves the state for a very long time. The so called good outing Anambra had in sports during his tenure will amount to nothing if no effort is made to ensure continuity. That continuity is ensured when facilities like good sports stadium is in place.
Lets learn to call a spade a spade.

Zonacom:
Dis tin na big disgrace o. A whole Anambra state. Really, peter obi did bad in the area of sports. FlEven from the look of things on ground, no standard stadium is under construction. The fifa goal project ish have been on since time immemorial, we can't wait on that. The stadium under construction around kwata junction in Awka looks very small and substandard. Neros stadium at Nanka seem to be the only better option for now but it's still not upto standard.
Obiano seriously needs to put this stadium issue in his to-do list.
Chino, just accept it for once that Anambra has failed in this area. Abagworo keep shining your gworo teeth. hater!

IgboMonk:
Seriouss the rate of relocation is very serious, anyday you sleep and wake up you will see a new family parking into the next completed building in your neighbourhood, if you ask they will tell you "Ndi Oso Boko Haram"

asha80:
from troubled northern states