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Afam4eva: The first and only comment from that first source is disgusting. Why does the world think Nigerians are scammers. Here are our business men trying to put food on the table of a lot of Kenyans and they have the audacity to term us criminals.

yuzedo: naptu2 bro am so angry and dissappointe wit u. wear is my name in dis ur fake aticle?! bro is it easy to be d pressident of banana iceland boys bilonnare club of nigerian?! am pat of dis bois going to kenya now? u have hot my fillings bro am sad.

Waiting for an official statement from the #Rivers State govt regarding the latest reported 'humiliation' of governor #Amaechi. #Nigeria

The policemen who turned back governor #Amaechi's convoy were earlier sent to seal the new #PDP secretariat in Port Harcourt. #Nigeria

The policemen reportedly asked governor #Amaechi to take an alternative route to govt house in line with a directive by CP #Mbu. #Nigeria

Gov #Amaechi was reportedly coming back from an official function when policemen barricaded the road leading to his office. #Nigeria

Policemen turned back gov #Amaechi's convoy on the orders of their boss CP Mbu, forced to take alternative route to his office. #Nigeria

Just confirmed that Gov #Amaechi's convoy was prevented from taking the main route to his office and not barred from entering his office.

“@DailyPostNgr: BREAKING: Governor #Amaechi barred from entering Rivers Government House - ow.ly/22L9Im” #Nigeria

Can anyone in Port Harcourt confirm reports that Rivers State govt house has been barricaded by police, Gov #Amaechi barred from his office?

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Goke7: Soccer games in Africa are not like that of Europe where the better side wins most of the time irrespective of the venue [home or away]. There are a lot of things involved like bad pitches, weather conditions, the altitude, troublesome fans, attitude of the host nation [just ask Zambia when they went to Ghana], CAF politics especially the Fracophone cabal, fielding ineligible players, boardroom points and so many others. All these do work against better and top sides. I wish Keshi and the Eagles all the best.

haibe: What happened with malawi

haibe: We would have less of this problem if we face them in their home for the first leg, they won't want to do anyhow knowing they are still coming to naija.

But if we are playing in their home for second leg, mehn they can do anything to our players since its the final leg, they can even become violent if we end up winning them.

This won't happen if we play with them at home for the first leg because they would fear the possibilty of them being maltreated in our home too.

berem: Lol! comedians like who? everyone is a comedian depending on the issue at hand. Maybe Demdem will help out since he's always complaining and whining.

Here's your order sir!

sexkillz: [color=#000030]^Is that why you're pouring spit on me? [/color]

berem: could you gimme a clue? or maybe you should help me out.

awodman: Have never heard of this Kaduna-Ikot Ekpene rail line..whether about plans to construct or if construction has started already..

This doesn't just add up...anybody with a better info should please educate us...

chukschido: Personally, I think there is nobody called Gbomo Jomo. Gbomo Jomo is just like that faceless comic called Akpors.

taharqa: Okay, maybe... But does d narrow Eastern Line extend to Ikot-Ekpene??

taharqa: This is not correct.....

enigmang: murutala Mohamed 'feared nothing' and didn't live to tell the story

[size=14pt]Ignore ex-militants threats, MEND tells Amaechi, others[/size]

September 10, 2013 by Chukwudi Akasike, Port Harcourt

THE Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta has asked former Vice President Atiku Abubakar; Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi; and others in the new Peoples Democratic Party to ignore the threats by those parading themselves as ex-militants in the Niger Delta.

A group of former militant leaders had issued a warning to Atiku to stay away from the Niger Delta for spearheading the breakup of the PDP and thereby threatening President Goodluck Jonathan’s chance for a second term in office.

The ex-fighters also told Amaechi to dissociate himself from the northern agenda of destroying Jonathan or risk being declared an enemy of the Niger Delta people.

But MEND’s statement signed by its spokesperson, Jomo Gbomo, and issued via electronic mail on Monday, described the assertion of the ex-fighters as empty threats from political thugs parading themselves as former militants.

It said, “The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta urges former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Rotimi Amaechi, the New PDP and our brothers and sisters from other parts of Nigeria to ignore the empty threats and provocative comments from idle political thugs parading themselves as ex-militants, as well as some so-called elders and tribal assemblies of the Niger Delta.

“It is the right of any detribalised, honest and qualified Nigerian to aspire to the highest office of the land to bring progress, peace, reconciliation and other dividends of democracy.

“It is also in order for a performing incumbent to seek a legitimate extension of his/her tenure in office as long as the peoples vote will count and the bid does not run contrary to any prior agreements reached within their party. MEND believes in honour and integrity.”