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Ebonyi Enugu-Abakaliki Expressway; Abakaliki-Afikpo Expressway; Amasiri-Okigwe Expressway; Ivo-Oso Edda Road and some roads linking the hinterlands in the state. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/06/from-south-to-east-north-to-west-the-133-deadliest-roads-in-nigeria/[/quote]Who posted this trash here? For you to have mentioned some of those roads in Ebonyi State means you are high on hard drugs. All the Ebonyi State roads you mentioned here are so clean without a single Pothole. Abakaliki-Afikpo Road is a clean tarred road, Amasiri-Okigwe Road has a "Nylon Tar" which was constructed by Former Senate President, Anyim Pius Anyim, his home town is along that road in Ivo LGA. In further display of your ignorance, you mentioned Ivo-Oso Road, which is still part of the Amasiri-Okigwe Road. This is pure trash. Vanguard or whoever posted this trash should always do a thorough research before posting stuff like this. |
Short devil, remove the peck in your own eyes first.Your own State has set the precedence, only 9 Lawmakers elected a Speaker in Edo State House of Assembly because of your greed, yet you are saying none sense about Bauchi State. He whose house is on fire does not run after Rat outside. |
Calculating:That is the problem. |
Is there still hope for the youths of this country? Some years back, Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu was the Governor of Abia State, Sen. Enyinnaya Abaribe was his deputy and Sen. Theodore Orji was his Chief of Staff. Today, the 3-man cabal are the three Senators representing Abia State, while Sen. Theodore Orji's son is the new Speaker of Abia State House of Assembly. Same thing happens mostly in all the states of the Federation. Some are Governors, while their sons or son inlaws are in the Senate or House of Reps. How do we break this jinx? This calls for serious concern among the youths of Nigeria. It is high time we began to take our destinies in our own hands. Enough is enough.
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Dear DPR hopefuls and those who have gotten their APLs already. Please, are there people who were not shortlisted for aptitude test and interview but finally got APLs through godfathers? I know this is Nigeria and anything is possible, however, i want to be sure if such scenario is feasible. The person applied, met the requirement (2.1 Plus MSc) but no invitation for aptitude test nor interview due to reasons best known to the recruiters. However, through a Minister or a Senator, can the person still get the job in the long run? The information is needed for NNPC recruitment and not DPR pls. Mature minds pls. |
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Short people always feel cheated. |
Hahahaha, Baba write a book? As it stands now, Buhari cannot read his hand-over note on May 29th. Watch out as the drama unfolds that day. |
Buhari will not know what hit him after 16th February. That Impostor in Osun Government House should prepare his handover note already. |
Delay Tactics, after the election you wont hear anything again about minimum Wage. No be APC again? |
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If they try any shit, we will form a parallel government. No two ways about it. This woman is Buhari's Sister. Why must INEC Deploy her to collation centre role. We will resist any shit, but if they succeed in rigging this election, we will form a parallel government, they will send the military and that will be the beginning of an end of Nigeria. Nobody has the monopoly of violence. |
You didn't mention Abia and Ebonyi. These are places where we will give Buhari the 5 percent votes he said we represent. |
In the words of Chinwetala Agu: Udele anyuo nsi na altar =Vulture has defecated in the Altar. Ekwensu ekisie Mamiwota = Devil has kissed the sea Goddess . Ekwensu abia leti na monin mass= Devil has come late for Morning Mass ![]() |
Baba go slow, the father of modern hypocrisy. Some times I think you don't know what you are doing due to old age, but it's now obvious to me that your wickedness is inbuilt. Democracy died in your hands in Nigeria, now you have come to ensure the second death of our hard earned nascent democracy. You are wicked, clueless, unforgiving, heartless and destructive. You are going to your village next year. Even rigging cannot save you. |
And you forgot to mention that it was your pay master that scuttled his government and ultimately killed democracy in Nigeria. Same Buhari has come to kill Democracy the second time. |
Front0lane:You will always resort to insult instead of engaging in issue based argument. So pathetic! |
Front0lane:Biafra, Oduduwa and Arewa. |
Afamed:It will take you more than ten years to achieve what I have achieved thus far, both materially and academically. It is an indisputable fact that you were still writing JAMB when I finished my Msc programme. And probably in your second year, (if at all you have seen the four walls of a university), when I started my PhD programme. So calling me a half baked is an assault on your sensibilities. |
Afamed:You are uncivilized, crude, mannerless and hopeless |
Afamed:You have allowed partisanship to becloud your sense of reasoning. I am not a junior Staff in the office, so aside from our field works, most surbordinates report to me and we share information despite regional differences |
Afamed:You are insane for telling me to keep quiet. Your shallow brain should have let you know that those who cover other regions are my colleaugues |
Afamed:I just stated the obvious. Maybe you should ask a friend that works with an International NGO how many States he/she has travelled to this year. |
helinues:Needless of it oga. |
helinues:I didn't mention urban Streets. We cover mostly rural areas as International NGO and they are worst hit due to low income against high prices of goods and services. |
youngest85:Rigging will only be possible when the winning margin is so close. |
helinues:Please, politics aside, just hit the street with a questionnaire and come back with your findings. |
Due to the nature of my job, I move round different States in Nigeria and we interact with different set of people in the society. However, in the course of our duty, we discovered that over 80 percent Nigerians, especially the low and middle income earners see President Buhari as the cause of their economic woes. This is same story from South, North and other parts of the country under our jurisdiction. Forget what you read online. Go to the street and you will be shocked. |
The way people hype Legislative Aides, I thought it is one of the mouth watery jobs in Nigeria. But the way they protest over salaries and allowances these days makes me think otherwise. |
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