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Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches:
lekki1444:
this is the full broadcast here by aguiyyi

https://www.dawodu.com/irons2.htm

"The Regions are Abolished': Ironsi's Broadcast to the Nation banning
Political Parties and introducing Decree No. 34, 24 May 1966.



Fellow Nigerians:
During the past two weeks I presided over meetings of the Supreme
Military council and the Central Executive Council at which many
important state matters were considered. . .
It is now three months since the Government of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria was handed over to the Armed Forces. Now that peace has
been restored in the troubled areas it is time that the Military
Government indicates clearly what it proposes to accomplish before
relinquishing power. The removal of one of the obstacles on the way
is provided for in the Constitution (Suspension and Modification)
Decree (No. 5) 1966 which was promulgated by me today and comes into
effect at once.
The provisions of the Decree are intended to remove the last
vestiges of the intense regionalism of the recent past, and to
produce that cohesion in the governmental structure which is so
necessary in achieving, and maintaining the paramount objective of
the National Military government, and indeed of every true Nigerian,
namely, national unity.
The highlights of this Decree are as follows:
The former regions are abolished, and Nigeria grouped into a number
of territorial areas called provinces. . . .
Nigeria ceases to be what has been described as a federation. It
now becomes simply the Republic of Nigeria.
The former Federal Military government and the Central Executive
Council become respectively the National Military Government and the
executive Council. All the Military Governors are members of the
Executive Council.
A Military Governor is assigned to a group of provinces over which
and subject to the direction and control of the Head of the National
Military Government, he shall exercise executive power. In order to
avoid any major dislocation of the present administrative machinery,
the grouping of the provinces has been made to coincide with the
former regional boundaries. This is entirely a transitional measure
and must be understood as such. The present grouping of the
provinces is without prejudice to the Constitutional and
Administrative arrangements to be embodied in the New Constitution in
accordance with the wishes of the people of Nigeria.
The National Military Government assumes the exercise of all
legislative powers throughout the Republic subject to such
delegations to Military Governors as are considered necessary for
purposes of efficient administration.
The public services of the former federation and regions become
unified into one national public service under a National Public
Service Commission. There is a provincial Service Commission for
each group of provinces to which is delegated functions in respect of
public officers below a given rank. This rather drastic change will
probably involve a reconstitution of the existing commissions, and
the National Military Government reserves the right to do so in the
manner stipulated in the Decree. Until this is done, the present
Commissioners continue to act in their posts. Every civil servant is
now called upon to see his function in any part of Nigeria in which
he is serving in the context of the whole country. The orientation
should now be towards national unity and progress. I expect all
civil servants to co-operate and to consult at all levels, vertically
and horizontally, between groups of Provinces and between Provinces
and the Centre.
People are aware that Study Groups have been set up to look into
various aspects of governmental activity. One of them is concerned
with problem relating to the Constitution. This Decree is without
prejudice to their activities and their reports will be given proper
consideration by the National Military Government in formulating the
proposals for the future civilian government.
In my nation-wide radio broadcast of January 28, 1966, I said, among
other things: "We cannot afford to continue with sterile political
strife and mutual recriminations. I have therefore ordered that
there shall be no display in party flags or symbols, and no shouting
of political slogans.'
On March 3, I caused a press release to be issued calling attention
to the fact that political meetings were, in spite of my order, being
held in certain parts of the country, and warned the public and the
press to cooperate with the Federal Military Government in its tasks
of national reconstruction.
In spite of these warnings, political party activities still
continue, either directly, or through various tribal societies and
organizations. The National Military Government owes it as a duty to
the people of this country to remove the ills which infested the
former regime, to restore the faith of our people in their to remove
the ills which infested the former regime, to restore the faith of
our people in their fatherland and its institutions, so that when the
time comes for the civilian government to return, a healthy body
politic would have emerged, and last vestiges of bitter factionalism
removed.
The National Military Government having committed itself to this
task is firmly resolved to conclude it, and will not be diverted from,
or obstructed in, the fulfillment of this objective by the
activities or political manoeuvres of any society, party, union or
association. Part of our task is the removal of politics based on
tribal affiliations which, as everybody knows, have manifested
political intrigues, or have been used as bases for party-political
propaganda. This leads me to the removal of the second obstacle on
the way for which provision has been made in the Public Order Decree
1966, which I have signed today and which comes into operation
forthwith, dissolving all organizations of the type scheduled therein,
and banning any manifestations of their political purpose. These
organizations have been dissolved and will be buried along with the
tribal, sectional and regional bitterness which they engendered.
Certain types of associations and organizations are unaffected and
will remain so, only for as long as they do not engage in any
political activity. It is the cardinal aim of my Government to foster
the growth of town development unions, membership of which should be
open to all inhabitants of the particular town irrespective of their
tribal origin. This does not mean for instance that Efiks residing
outside Calabar should not contribute towards the development of
Calabar development union but it does mean that a Tiv or Hausa
residing in Calabar should be eligible for membership and should be
allowed to participate fully in the development of that town.
This Decree also prohibits the formation of new political parties.
I must emphasize however that the ban on formation of new political
parties is of limited duration and is designed to enable this
corrective government to get on with its task especially at this
initial stage. At the appropriate time provisions will be made
outlining the procedure for the formation of new political
associations.]
I want however to leave no doubt in the mind of anybody, that the
provisions of this decree will certainly be enforced. This is a
Military Regime and soldiers do not allow themselves to be diverted
from or obstructed in the fulfillment of their objectives. With us
the objectives will be pursued with supreme determination and vigor.
In this we need not only the cooperation but the discipline of every
Nigerian.
I wish to make it clear that the prohibition of the formation of new
political associations has no sinister motive. The limitation period
until the 17th of January 1969 may be reduced if the Military
Government accomplishes its aims before then. Our determination is
that until the two decrees I have signed today are abrogated, every
individual should be preoccupied with the task of national
reconstruction, not as ex-politician, but simply as a Nigerian with
faith in his country's destiny.
Malicious rumours designed to mar our national reconstruction
continue to be carried about by certain individuals in spite of my
repeated warnings. Cases of impersonation of officers of the Armed
Forces are still reported. I have to warn again those who indulge in
these criminal acts to discipline themselves forthwith and not to
provoke us into taking very drastic measures which may otherwise
become necessary.
In pursuance of its policy for achieving national unity, my
Government is setting up a body to review all the existing Government-
sponsored newspapers in the context of national unity. This body
will also recommend the most effective organization for running the
Information, Broadcasting and Television Services in the country and
the financial implications involved.
I must not end this broadcast without pointing out a recent
development which, if not checked, will adversely affect the morale
of the Civil Service and thereby hamper our national reconstruction.
By this I mean the unnecessary criticism recently being leveled
against the Civil Service by certain sections of the Press. It is
common knowledge that civil servants are expected to tender advice to
Ministers but it was not obligatory on the part of the former
Ministers to accept advise so tendered. It will therefore be wrong
to blame civil servants for mistakes made by their Ministers who in
many cases did not accept the advice given to them by these officers.

I have to make it abundantly clear to everyone that my Government
will continue to use the services of the present civil servants.
However, my government believes in maintaining the highest standard
of efficiency in the Civil Service and will not hesitate to do away
with anyone found guilty of inefficiency, nepotism, tribalism and
corruption.
I therefore wish to appeal to all newspaper editors and columnists
to look for a more profitable pastime and desist from criticising
civil servants unnecessarily especially as they realize that because
of the tradition of their calling, civil servants are barred from
defending themselves on the pages of newspapers. Such attacks will
certainly not help the Military Government and is sure eventually to
demoralizes members of the Public Service who are rendering such
noble service to this nation under difficult conditions. If any
member of the public has any genuine case against any civil servant,
he or she should make a report to the appropriate quarters.
We are determined to accomplish the main tasks we have set ourselves.
The various problems involved are being studied by the various
working parties which I have set up. Whilst these studies are in
progress my Government cannot remain at a standstill and must
therefore forge ahead in the meantime. As a corrective regime we
must ensure that the fatal maladies of the past are cured before we
relinquish power. We propose as a last act to give the country an
accurate count as well as a Constitution which will guarantee unity,
freedom, and true democracy to all Nigerians everywhere.
Investigations are proceeding in respect of ex-politicians of the
former regime. Any of them found guilty will be dealt with according
to Law irrespective of their position in the community. My
Government will then consider utilizing the services of those who
have not been found wanting and who are prepared to serve in the
context of national unity.
Nigerians must understand and respect one another in the new
national spirit. Those ex-politicians in different camps who
previously regarded one another as enemies should now forget the past
and work together for the common good.
With the dissolution of political parties and tribal unions I want
all Nigerians everywhere in Nigeria to regard one another not as
strangers but as Nigerians with common nationalists irrespective of
their tribe or place of origin. From henceforth no reference to
tribe or place of origin will appear in any official document. . .
Finally, I appeal to all Nigerians and friends of Nigeria to
cooperate with the Military Government in the difficult task of
national reconstruction.
You still refuse to answer: why were regional governments operating six months after Ironsi purportedly banned regional governments?
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 11:53am On Dec 04, 2020
Misterdhee1:
Please tell us the truth - how popular is apc in Igboland?

Aside that, a pdp igbo candidate vs an apc igbo candidate, who do you think will triumph?

Apc is even much saner to give its ticket to a North Central candidate than risk handing the same ticket to an igbo man..
It's a basic knowledge for any rational person who understands national politics.
In bold shows you are poorly educated. APC is yet to give its ticket to north central.

The hype about APC ticket in 2023 is because of Nigeria’s election rigging culture where the ruling party rigs to retain the presidency. GEJ literally abdicated the throne out of fear for his life after Obama told Nigerians before the 2015 presidential election to look forward to a new chapter.
What guarantees do you have that north will vote a Yoruba presidential candidate of APC? North distrusts Yoruba Area boys politics.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 11:16am On Dec 04, 2020
lekki1444:
bros are you arguing with what was printed in national newspaper in 1966 ?
CNN does not print inaccurate headlines?

I gave you practical examples - example of military governors of the regions in Nigeria when Ironsi was killed, long after he took some powers from regional governments to stabilize Nigeria.


But you rely on newspaper headlines.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 11:02am On Dec 04, 2020
Misterdhee1:
Who and who agreed for the SW in 1999? Was Ekwueme who got 21% of votes (mostly from SE) in the primary election from abeokuta?
Fulani shall also ask you who and who in APC agreed with you about rotation of the presidency between north and south?


Fashola has kicked off the debate on agreement over rotation of presidency..


People like you are deepening the debate because you don’t see any Igbo as qualified to preside over Nigeria; you don’t see that rotation of the presidency between north and south is only way to keep peace for development in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 10:53am On Dec 04, 2020
7lives:
Your mumu still never do?.
Last last una brain go reset.
I see another form of NADECO in the SW when una eyes clear after 2023 election.

NADECO couldn’t scratch Abacha with his goons until Ekwueme and his group of 33 leveled out military dictators from Nigeria’s polity.

OBJ from the SW was first to benefit from Ekwueme’s work in 1999.

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi branded una as “Area boys” politicians, yet una no go learn lessons.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 10:47am On Dec 04, 2020
ThatFairGuy1:
Question!
Is it COMMONSENSICAL for APC to give presidential ticket to SE Against SW? On what ground Should they be given?

Why is it hard for SE to request presidential ticket from party they've laboured for since since inception of 4th Republic?

In Jos convension in 1998, are you referring to the agreement where SE delegates voted for ekweme Against Obasanjo for PDP presidential ticket?
There were too many SE people who also laboured for APC right from formation stage.

A state in the SE is underdeveloped due to its then governor serially contributing the state’s funds to APC formation and PMB’s campaign.

Stop your obsessive dream about APC being a Yoruba and northern political party.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 10:39am On Dec 04, 2020
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If Ironsi earlier abolished regional government system, why then was military governor of Southwest REGION, late Fajuyi, still military governor of SW region when he and Ironsi were killed by northern coupists?

Ojukwu was regional military governor of eastern region, Hassan was military governor of northern region - when Ironsi was killed.

Politics › Re: IPOB: We Bombed Wike Father’s Church To Get Juicy Office – Suspects by Nchenches: 10:19am On Dec 04, 2020
dukeprince50:
Is the hunchback albino, a fugitive, leader of a terrorist group, runaway soldier, the man who can't even attend his parents funeral, a man who can't even come back to his country, a man who made mouth of how he will bring the head of commander in chief but at the sight of a police van, he ran to Israel to shoot porn, is that the most influential person in Ipob?
wTF
Leave Kanu, look at Nigeria. Nigeria can never form a nation because the 3 major ethnic groups in Nigeria have parallel value systems.

The extremist religious views in the far north totally quashes any possibility of managing Nigeria as one country.
Politics › Re: IPOB: We Bombed Wike Father’s Church To Get Juicy Office – Suspects by Nchenches: 10:08am On Dec 04, 2020
Arrewa:
This is how Bokoharam started in Borno state!!

Dear Igbos... Karma is a bloody bitch!!

Most of you Easterners have been really enjoying and celebrating the killings that is currently going on in Borno villages.

You people rush to insult and castigate the whole of Northern states once there is killing in any village in Borno.

Ipob is another terror group you people are feeding fat with support and love just like the Kanuris back then in 2008.

Ipob are now attacking and killing northern Muslims in the East and most of you are praising them calling them freedom fighters.

Same ipob attack mosques and police stations killing innocent people... Same you Easterners will come online to defend them!!

Now they're gradually carrying bombs... You people couldn't still smell the danger.

The Easterners are still defending them and calling every news exposing ipob Atrocities as fake news.

Bokoharam started this way... The Kanuris of Borno state once defended them... clothe them! And fund them!!

It would take the government few millions of dollars to turn them against you.

The Government is Evil!! The main Bokoharam of Muhammad Yusuf has been defeated!

The Bokoharam we have today are government actors even if the president is not directly involve. Top Powerful politicians and Generals are involve.

Ipobs now carrying bombs should be a thing of concern to all reasonable Easterners.
Between 1999-2001, far north Nigeria adopted unconstitutional Islamic Sharia criminal laws and overtly or covertly invented Boko Haram to subdue all of Nigeria to submit to future Nigeria Islamic Sharia Republic.


MASSOB and later IPOB people reject the idea and pull for restoration of Biafra.


Stop your childish TAQQIYA propaganda .

Politics › Re: IPOB: We Bombed Wike Father’s Church To Get Juicy Office – Suspects by Nchenches: 9:59am On Dec 04, 2020
Juliusmalema:
Look at how Nnamdi Kanu is indirectly breeding terrorist...

Well, errm I don't have much to say because IPOBs doesn't exist in my state..

But all same Nnamdi Kanu should limit his terrorist activities to Abia state and not exporting carnage to other states.


If we believe that Boko Haram are bombing and killing mercilessly in North, and also believe that herdsmen are killing innocent people and are terrorist...

It is also right to believe that Ipob is a terrorist organization responsible for the bombing of church in rivers state..



We always find it hard to defend terrorist, so they should be dealt with in accordance with the law.

But if I am to suggest, I will say all of them should be summarily executed...






Nyesom Wike should not try to paint others bad by experimenting his stupidity like this, Because authoritatively the poor written script was carried out by his own Ikwerre people.

It is not lost on anyone how Ikwerre operates and looking at the time of such operation and closeness of his Ikwerre vigilante, a sane mind will authoritatively gather that it was his Ikwerre people that carried out the act...



But all same Nnamdi carried the infested firewood, so he holds the lizard a visit..
This bomb story was made up - not true;

even a child in the kindergarten can understand.


One funny thing is op with photo of Nyesom Wike like a crazy man. The bomb story is like a crazy person’s story. They just want to use two unemployed boys as scape goats.
Politics › Re: IPOB: We Bombed Wike Father’s Church To Get Juicy Office – Suspects by Nchenches: 9:55am On Dec 04, 2020
Juliusmalema:
We Bombed Wike Father’s Church To Get Juicy Office In IPOB – Suspects



https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/breaking-we-bombed-wike-fathers-church-to-get-juicy-office-in-ipob-suspects/amp/
Policeman Munkan, swear, you never see bomb before; or you never see the devastation where bomb was detonated before.



Pinocchio policeman.

Politics › Yakubu Gowon’s Years Of Piteous Delusion. by Nchenches(op): 9:26am On Dec 04, 2020
In Nigerians’ classic composition of eccentric exclusivity, the quondam military Head of State, retired General Yakubu Gowon, tactlessly espoused sanctimony in his response to the grave accusation of embezzlement levelled against him by British MP, Tom Tugendhat.

Last Tuesday, while deliberating on Nigeria’s situation and the shooting of peaceful EndSARS protesters, Tugendhat, citing bribery and corruption as encumbrances to development, alleged that General Gowon plundered half of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). According to him, Gowon stowed his booty in London.

The Realm News expected the former head of state to resort to the presentation of facts in his response. But he opted for a threadbare cliché, “I served Nigeria with fear of God”, preceded by non-sequiturs “What the MP said was just mere ridicule”, “my achievements during those years are available to everyone”.


From an ethical frame of reference, we consider Gowon’s reply and resolve “not to engage in any form of argument over the matter” a sidestep to delude. The reason is that there were ineluctable facts of criminal offences, corruption and political hurly-burly against his junta. With these blatant infamies, including the genocide that claimed the lives of three million Igbos, his response that he served Nigeria with the fear of God defiled all logical reasoning.

Aside from these obloquies, historians traced the geographical and ethnic imbalance that engendered the dominance of one ethnic group over others to Gowon’s government. They accused it of manipulating the 1973 decennial census by increasing Nigeria’s population by prodigious 44 per cent in 10 years. According to them, the manipulation skyrocketed the north’s population to an exaggerated 64 per cent in 1973 from the 53.7 per cent it was in 1963. The objective is the significant share of oil revenues flowing to the northern states today.

There was also the infamous “cement armada” that led to a clogged port in Lagos State in 1975 which several news reports then attributed to Gowon’s lax. Government agents dubiously signed contracts with 68 different international suppliers for the delivery of 20 million tons of cement in one year to Lagos against its one million tons of cargo capacity per year. Hundreds of these cargos had in them concealed inferior-grade products that led to multiple building collapses including the washing away of newly constructed roads.

It was on record that during Gowon’s junta, Nigeria witnessed an upsurge in crime. Armed gangs, comprised of former military men, raided the landscape robbing, extorting and abducting people with the connivance of the police and moonlighting soldiers. Drug trafficking and smuggling became prevalent and pirates attacked cargo ships awaiting entry to ports. In some cases, they unloaded them at the wharves before the dockworkers.

Under Gowon, Nigeria enjoyed a dazzling, oil-propelled economy resulting in increased revenue earnings, but some of the proceedings ended in private pockets. The increased wealth led to the issuance of fake import licenses and further culminated in the illegal importation of tons of stones and sand into the country. Gowon was said to have maintained a pococurante façade to these activities.

Also, Gowon’s famous “no victor, no vanquished” speech, in which he spoke about “Reconciliation, Reconstruction, and Rehabilitation” — a program designed to repair the extensive destruction done to the economy and infrastructure of the Igbos during the pogrom — never left his table until his ouster.

Given these improprieties, therefore, many believe that the Gowon-led military government was a catastrophic yardstick; the catalyst for the present under-the-weather Nigeria than the excellence Gowon is deluding himself into believing. For an average Igbo man, the three years’ genocide was Gowon’s only conspicuous achievement.

The Realm News believes that General Gowon (retired), who ruled Nigeria from 1966 to 1975, should focus on providing detailed accounts of his stewardship as well as publicising fact-based achievements. Doing that is better than living in delusion.

https://therealmnewsng.com/yakubu-gowons-years-of-piteous-delusion/

Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 10:59pm On Dec 03, 2020
Misterdhee1:
Who and who agreed for the SW in 1999? Was Ekwueme who got 21% of votes (mostly from SE) in the primary election from abeokuta?
.. and what made you think that Ekwueme who formed PDP with others when Obasanjo was in Abacha’s Gulag waiting for the hangman, could have defeated Ekwueme, if not the agreement that the SW would get the presidency through the agreement to rotate the presidency between north and south? That was after Shagari, Buhari, IBB, Abacha and Abubakar - all from north had steered Nigeria all the years.
Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 10:16pm On Dec 03, 2020
Seun:
If the president’s tribe matters, which it should not, I think it would clearly be the turn of the an Igbo or other south-eastern person to hold the position in 2023. The north would have held power for 11 years, and the south west for 8 years. If we group GEJ with the South East, it would still be their turn since he ruled for only 5 years.

If we can get a very good Igbo president in 2023, their yearning for separation will gradually fade away. Hopefully the Igbo president will not make the same mistakes that Zik, Nzeogwu and Ironsi made in the early days. Mistakes that set the country on a dark path.
Seun ma dear, Zik was a one Nigeria man. Did that plunge Nigeria into a dark path?


Ironsi took some powers from the regional governments in order to save Nigeria from disintegration. Was that a dark pathway? Ironsi NEVER dissolved regional government system. He was killed in the company of the REGIONAL GOVERNOR of SW region.


Nzeogwu coup was a coup of Nigeria armed forces by soldiers from all the major ethnic groups in Nigeria. If that was setting a dark path, how about the many other military coups in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Terrorism Likely To Persist In Nigeria For 20 Years - Buratai, Army Boss by Nchenches: 10:04pm On Dec 03, 2020
Farki:
Next level failed promises, this man is taking disappointment to new heights.
Who has ever promised to win Islamic terrorists; and fulfilled the promise?
Not Americans, not even the Allied Forces.

Boko Haram are like the Taliban of Afghanistan.

American-led Allied forces battled Taliban forces for years in Afghanistan, drove the Taliban out of most of Afghanistan and left.


The Americans and others of the Allied forces had hardly arrived home when the Taliban reconquered most of Afghanistan.
Because there are insiders for Taliban in the Afghan population, just like there are insiders for Boko Haram in every segment of Nigeria’s population.
Politics › Re: Terrorism Likely To Persist In Nigeria For 20 Years - Buratai, Army Boss by Nchenches: 9:49pm On Dec 03, 2020
Sleekfingers:
Of course, terrorism is here to stay....who no know that one before......as a matter of fact , very soon Boko haram will take over the entire north......with the way you guys are pampering them.....and the innoccent people in the north will move to the south enmasse......na that time our eyes go clear for south......most soitherners thinks the boko haram is the north palaver......the last time i checked, the north is still part of nigeria..

...war and terrorism na big business.......how una go want make it end......yeye dey smell
Most southern politicians are like they are blinded by northern politicians, if not entirely crazy.

How did they believe that Boko Haram insurgency can ever stop unless the whole of Nigeria goes Islamic country?

If not, the main talk in southern regions of Nigeria before now should have been how to deamalgamate the 1914 Amalgamation of the two different British Protectorates peacefully.

Politics › Re: Igbo Presidency In 2023 Will “Lift Nigeria” - Ezeife (Former Anambra Governor) by Nchenches: 9:15pm On Dec 03, 2020
SilverNorGold:
2023 APC ticket is for South West.. We Northerners will return the favour.. Professor Osinbajo is the ONE..

2023 PDP ticket should go to South East, in all fairness.. But then, what is fair in PDP? undecided.. The only party where loyalty is rewarded with treachery.. grin

But wetin concern me with husband and wife matter sef? grin .. PDP the gluttonous husband and South East the malnourished faithful wife.. Let's party hard.. cheesy

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What entitles the SW to hold the presidency twice before the SE?

Because Jagaband helped PMB to win in 2015?

In 2023, it needs to be SE in APC ticket and in PDP ticket, as we all agreed for the SW in 1999.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Biafrans Built This Armoured Car During The Civil War by Nchenches: 8:08pm On Dec 03, 2020
Prosperchuks1344:
let the war be one on one, that is Igbos vs Nigerians let's see who wins...

or Igbos vs hausasfulani
or Igbos vs yoruba
or Igbos vs minority tribes (the ones that hate Igbos) combined together...

Nigeria is still one because of our investments scattered all over the country, if you no no know it now.
Every sentence above is on marble.


Uncertainty over how Britain shall react over unilateral declaration of Biafra is another reason why Biafra has not left Nigeria these days of Boko Haram and Islamic Sharia criminal laws in the north of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Biafrans Built This Armoured Car During The Civil War by Nchenches: 8:04pm On Dec 03, 2020
saintokwuluora:
We are living the Nigerian dream. huh
Dream for nationhood unrealistic given the differences in value systems of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria.
Travel › Re: Owerri. The Magnificence Of A City In the East. by Nchenches: 3:49pm On Dec 03, 2020
Shadysen:
Bleep imo, a place I just came back right now! prostitution every fuckin corner, damn!
You misplaced Imo state in the place of Owerri, the state capital.
Travel › Re: Owerri. The Magnificence Of A City In the East. by Nchenches: 3:45pm On Dec 03, 2020
ablejesus26:
Nsopko
Ogbaku
Ikeduru
Ezi ogbaku

guy there are many beautiful places in Imo and so there are some bad places just like anyother states

Proudly IMOLITE
Ol man/woman, who are you fooling by comparing Orlu with Ogbaku, Ikeduru etc?

Orlu, your Owerri and Okigwe are the 3 urban centers in Imo state - official, beginning from the day present Imo state started. Any modern development in Owerri is supposed to have been in Orlu if we have had good administrators in Imo state.


Colonial masters started urban development in Owerri, Orlu and Okigwe the same time when the Ogbakus and Ikedurus were mere villages.
Politics › Re: ACP Egbe Eko Edum Killed In Calabar by Nchenches: 6:51pm On Dec 02, 2020
Temptee101:
Leaving your house in the morning and returning alive is now a miracle in Nigeria.

Buhari and his cohorts have turned Nigeria into a living hell.

Nigeria is finished.

Take it or leave it.
Wow. But Nigerian politicians, especially from the south, still troupe to APC which wrecked Nigeria?

In normal countries, APC should be dead now.

South of Nigeria is under new colonization by northern Nigeria which controls APC.
Politics › Re: ACP Egbe Eko Edum Killed In Calabar by Nchenches: 6:46pm On Dec 02, 2020
RIP Edum.

But Muritala Mohammed Highway? In Calabar??


Never heard of Okon Edum Highway, Kaduna.


Internal colonialism by Arewa - final.
Sports › Re: Osaze Odemwingie: Amara, Kanu Nwankwo's Wife Chasing Me In My DM by Nchenches: 12:44pm On Dec 02, 2020
Don’t let your albino color make you think that someone who DMed you was chasing you, you foolish family wrecker.

Even if she was chasing after you, it’s your duty to first discuss it with her in presence of her husband.


Pinocchio like you.

Politics › Re: Garba Shehu: Service Chiefs Will Remain As Far As Buhari Is Satisfied With Them by Nchenches: 11:34am On Dec 02, 2020
As far as they protect Buhari from coup plotters.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Gives Reason For Killing Farmers In Zabarmari, Issues New Warning by Nchenches: 11:27pm On Dec 01, 2020
HopeUzodinma:
The number 1 bokoharam is in AsoRock. Kill him and all our problems are over.

Some few months ago, Niger army totally wiped out bokoharam and they leader was begging. Buratai saw that his business was threatened and he ran to borno and claimed he won't return to Abuja again until bokoharam is totally and 'technically' defeated.

Today, bokoharam has regained power all thanks to buratai, the number 2 bokoharam leader. Buhari is the main bokoharam. Shekau is just a front for this billion dollars business.
Boko Haram did not mince words the several times it said that a country to be governed with Sharia criminal laws is what it is fighting for.


Let the Sai Buharis answer these:


1) Who said in Kaduna in 2001 before a large crowd of Moslems: I shall continue to support the spread of use of Sharia criminal laws spreading all over Nigeria?

2) who said that the fight against Boko Haram is like a fight against northern Nigeria?

3) who appointed a Chief Justice Tanko Mohammed whose early public utterance was to include sharia criminal laws into the constitution of Nigeria, that the north has enough legislators in the National Assembly to include sharia criminal laws into the constitution?

(Northern military dictators who were Moslems supervised the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria. The soldiers avoided inclusion of sharia criminal laws in the 1999 Constitution, unarguably, because they knew the catastrophe that can follow in legitimizing Islamic Sharia criminal laws in a Nigerian society of pluralistic religious faiths; they allowed sharia civil laws and customary laws in the constitution. Sharia criminal laws include stoning women to death for adultery, death for apostasy, cutting off hands of thieves, etc).


4) who has been using the instruments of the federal government of Nigeria to spread the abode of Moslem Fulani herdsmen to many states in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Police Accused Of Photoshopping This Picture by Nchenches: 9:25pm On Dec 01, 2020
modsfucker:
I don't see no photoshop in the picture... The shadow on the window doesn't in anyway depict a contrary situation.

To what end will the Police expend energy photoshopping unknown criminals, when it had in the past arrested notorious criminals like Evans
Why not use IPOB this time to buttress your point, only Evan?

Abuja-Kaduna highway has been a den of kidnappers.

Are you not part of the TAQQIYA people holding Nigeria in ransom?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Police Accused Of Photoshopping This Picture by Nchenches: 9:23pm On Dec 01, 2020
Righteousness89:
The Nation as a Whole needs Great Deliverance..
Deliverance from TAQQIYA people in charge.
Politics › Re: Fayose: Rep Members Demanding Buhari's Invitation Should Expect EFCC Invitation by Nchenches: 8:03pm On Dec 01, 2020
A president of a country hesitant to appear before the representatives of his country; what is the president hiding?

In the UK, Parliamentarians seat daily with their PM. Buhari is boss of Nigeria ike UK’s PM is boss of the UK.

Who says Buhari presidency is not a sham?
Politics › Re: Senate Confirms Mahmood Yakubu's Reappointment As INEC Chairman by Nchenches: 5:43pm On Dec 01, 2020
Already written result of 2023 presidential election sealed with this confirmation.

Nigeria’s democracy is a falsehood, no thanks to the rigged and lopsided political structure of Nigeria created by northern military dictators to favor northern region of Nigeria.

Before every presidential election in Nigeria, a group in northern region determines who will be next president of Nigeria; the person is promoted to win the primaries in the biggest political party, thereafter, the person is presented by INEC to the voters for ratification in a general election.
Celebrities › Re: Omotunde Adebowale-David Lolo1’s Mother Remarries At 56 (Photos, Video) by Nchenches: 3:57pm On Dec 01, 2020
Beckysexy:
Happy married life. This shows you can still find love regardless of the age or background.
But how come her mum is 56 while she's 43 ? undecided
A girl can give birth at 13 years. Many have done that.

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