ettybaba:

Stop talking about animal when the topic is about human.

why you wicked like this �� hehehehe

Ehisbaba78:
The Edo State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) dealt a big blow to the camp of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state on Friday, with the decamping of major PDP heavyweights, including Member representing Egor/Ikpoba Okha Federal Constituency, Honourable Ehiozuwa Johnson Agbonayinma and former gubernatorial aspirant of the PDP, Matthew Iduoriyekemwen.

The Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki led the party leadership to receive Hon. Agbonayinma and Hon. Iduoriyekemwen and their followers at its Mega Rally, which hosted party chieftains and members across the state, at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, in Benin City, the Edo State capital.

Governor Obaseki, who welcomed the new members of the party, said that they have further swelled the ranks of the party to become an indomitable force in the state, adding that they would enjoy all due benefits as party members.

-Obaseki Assures of More Developments, Gives Credit to Oshiomhole.
Further in his speech, Gov. Obaseki maintained that the infrastructural development being witnessed in the state is linked to the solid foundation laid by his predecessor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.

According to him, “Edo is working today, because Oshiomhole laid the foundation. Edo people have not seen anything yet. We will continue to demonstrate efforts in sustaining good governance. I am making effort to attract investors to the state as this administration is committed to building the biggest industrial park in Nigeria on our promise to facilitate job opportunities and engage 200, 000 youths, and we will achieve that before the year 2020.”

The governor assured that a modular refinery will be built in the state as part of the outcome for his recent visit to China, promising to replicate development in every local government in the state.

-Oshiomhole Urges Edo APC To Clinch Delta
On his part, Oshiomhole said that the action of the defectors to Edo APC reinforces the total clearing and cleansing of the opposition in the state, who, according to him, balkanized the state almost beyond repair.

He stressed that the APC is running on the principle of social democracy, making a case for the state chapter of the party to reclaim Delta State from the PDP, to extend the developmental strides to their brothers and sisters with whom they formed the old Bendel State.

He said, “Our aim in APC is to transfer power to the people as we have successfully taken power from the few who claimed to be godfathers and impoverished the masses.

On his charge for the state APC to advance into Delta State, he said, “Together, we will sweep whatever is left out of Edo State and Delta. Comrades, we have secured Edo State, now we must advance to Delta. In the spirit of Bendel, which was governed by the late Samuel Ogbemudia, we must carry more brooms to Asaba and sweep all the way to Warri and install an APC governor in Asaba, so that the resources of Asaba can be used for the benefit of Deltans.”

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/edo-agog-apc-receives-pdp-reps-member-ex-pdp-guber-aspirant-followers/amp/

Amagba and Ugbo Road construction loading....only for those who understands.

kolawoleibukun:
see as e worworr. the dirty belle just swell up like iya lateef kpoff kpoff.

old men way no fit respect their age. wetin dem day do? dem no get work oh. dem just day sit down day gossip day argue and drink. no economic importance to the country.

why e no go sleep when pastor day lick their nyarsch. if to say na truth the pastor day talk e no go sleep. e go wake or run comot for their church. when Jesus day call the Pharisees coffin of dead men bones, dem sleep? when he drive them comot for temple dem sleep? pastors no fit talk common truth make devil shame. all them need na the money. dem just day swallow money money and we day blame politicians.

all these rags way dem day wear sef day make dem look follish. becos all these agbada day hide their big belle. see Dino way go pose for US wear jeans, you no see say as he wear shirt the body disfigure. when e look himself e go know say he no well. even donald trump get shape pass dem.

i tire for thi country. abike dabiri way i take get hope before, i just realise say this countrry no get amendment.

the year when buhari day marry him first wife na dem born him current wife. can you imagine this country? na the same woman wen dem steal from her craddle dem say e get class pass patience way fight her way to the top.
these people no see poor man life as anything

now na burahi pikin we won take drink panadol now abi? moomu boy way suppose go havard go learn skill. see trump children as dem day hustle. this heediot carry okada day speed anyhow day oppress people for town.
how his dumbness take help the populace?

this na the only country way ear day pain the president

the only country where the leader of a party teeth rotten like gworo (tinubu)

why you wicked like this! LOL

Emyogalanya:
Does This "God" They Speak Of Talk Only Once In A Year

It’s not a big deal . Con men will do better predictions

kenonze:
Boring

Really.....lots will disagree. Few insight shots exposed.

Chidonc:

your friend can only unhook himself through any of this 3 options


1) tell the court he would accept the pregnancy on the condition that all expenses made during the period of the pregnancy would be recorded and paid if a paternity test proves otherwise (including the fee for the paternity test), otherwise you will care and cater for the child if it is his.
if she is sure the child does not belong to your friend, she will immediately withdraw charges, I have seen this work a couple of times

2) or let him get her phone snatched, if he knows the password and pattern, if she is toiling with his head, he would see msgs sent to her family and friends about how she wants to frustrate him, more especially to her close friend and she may also have contacted her baby daddy, screen shots of such msg would help him in court

3) bff method, also known as best friends forever method
this method is getting across to your most trusted guys like 4 or 3 of them asking them to arrest her for trying to impose their pregnancy on you and they want their child, feed them details of what they need yo know like the age of the pregnancy etc and watch out the case been struck out of court

4) thank me later

Nice idea!

Airforce1:


You come spoil your sensible comment with a senseless shade

pesin no fit play with you again �

Bhelamblog:
Bleaching Cream Expert Bobrisky has been arrested by the Police in Lekki, Lagos this Evening. . Multiple reports says his arrest is linked to his fight between him and serial entrepreneur Toyin Lawani., and him coming out as a gay..

Bobrisky had recently slandered Toyin via his Snapchat, after she called him a riff-raff during an interview, And yesterday too he came out plain that his a gay.

The real reason for this arrest is yet to be ascertained, but insiders reveal that Bobrisky will likely be transferred to Abuja, tomorrow morning.


Photo credit: Instablog9ja

News From Ebiwali-- http://www.ebiwalismoment.com/2017/11/oh-no-bobrisky-arrested-by-police-in.html

If only he controlled his ...abi her lips ...

FarahAideed:
Can fire extinguisher placed in the sun shatter the bone of someone who wasnt holding it .There is more to this story

A lot more really.

hero2000:


Please don't spew ignorance. Was Soyinka from SS when he and Bakare led the Save Nigeria Group against the Northern cabal to make GEJ acting president?

Was he also from SE when he shared sentiments with Biafra during civil war that incurred detention from Gowon?

Speak the truth. Lies are evil.

twisted reasoning ...sorry I can’t help you.

Proudlyngwa:
That's very good, coming from the kaduna state government.
He should also counsel the emirs and religious leaders within his domain to help pass the message across.

This applies to all state governors.

This is the time we need our religious leaders more than anything.

That is, if we have religious leaders.

took him this long....hmm

Stellie:
hmmm... Who wil i love now

you can start with me �

Points!

yanabasee:
This one they're building bulletproof cars...hope they are not preparing for war..??

. One spotted

The animosity awaiting you in Southwest will be the most brutal and the most unexpected.[/quote]


animosity ke in south west.??...it's only within small shallow brains here (nairaland )

The animosity awaiting you in Southwest will be the most brutal and the most unexpected.[/quote] ������ animosity ke in south west....it's only within small shallow brains here (nairaland )

Good insight

sunnysunny69:
Stop addressing your message to Bubu , the man doesn't know where he is lying on that hospital bed.

savage...lol

hero2000:


Please don't spew ignorance. Was Soyinka from SS when he and Bakare led the Save Nigeria Group against the Northern cabal to make GEJ acting president?

Was he also from SE when he shared sentiments with Biafra during civil war that incurred detention from Gowon?

Speak the truth. Lies are evil.

. Young man!...learn to read clearly and try to understand before jumping out to attack ...it's bad for your health....I Used the word *most*....

decatalyst:
Warris this nau?

A TOPLESS protest that they are not even showing us bra not to talk of b*baby, is dah one a good topless protest?

. See as I dive enter to see bobi

illuminated93:
Useless afonja man. The hypocrite is now talking cos he has been hit by the same evil that has sent babies,mothers and fathers to their early graves. What an afonja!

Most *elites* only speak out when they are directly affected. This is just one of them

201320142015ob:
Form don finish oo!

I dey tell u

[you sound pathetic

Seeking attention I believe

Police hypocrisy exposed in season of protests

Published February 18, 2017
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Before last week’s anti-government protests, inspired by popular artiste, Innocent Idibia [aka Tuface], were held, several ploys were used by the All Progressives Congress-led government to stop the rallies. This week, pro-Buhari rallies held across the country without any hindrance, writes JESUSEGUN ALAGBE

Just a week after some anti-government protests held in some cities across the country, a coalition of pro-government organisations, under the umbrella of Citizens Support for Good Governance in Nigeria, held its own series of rally in support of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The anti-government rallies had been held on February 6 and 7 to protest against the President Buhari-led administration’s “poor governance and general non-performance.”

Backed by Innocent Idibia, a popular artiste also known as Tuface – in conjunction with a civil rights and democracy advocacy group, Enough is Enough Nigeria – the protests were meant to garner the attention of the Federal Government in the face of worsening economic crisis that has seen the costs of goods and services skyrocket, with many families struggling to survive.

Operating under the aegis of the #IstandwithNigeria Coalition, the anti-government protesters had accused Buhari of protecting corrupt people in his government while demanding the removal of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, for alleged corruption.

The protesters had also demanded the full disclosure on the “secret” recruitments by the Independent National Electoral Commission, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, among others.

The planned protests had gained traction with several Nigerians and civil society groups who had pledged to be a part of it.

Even though the protests eventually held, several ploys were initially employed to prevent them from taking place by the government and security organisations.

On September 10, 2016, the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, had said that the Nigeria Police Force recognised the rights of Nigerians to embark on peaceful protests anywhere in the country and, particularly, the Federal Capital Territory.

At that time, the IGP was reacting to a near-clash between the police and the Bring Back Our Girls group in Abuja when the alarm was raised that the police were hindering peaceful protests by the BBOG group.

In a statement by the then-Force Public Relations Officer, Donald Awunah, the IGP stated clearly that peaceful protests were an integral part of democratic norms inasmuch as they conform to the rule of law and public order.

According to Idris, “the Nigeria Police Force recognises the constitutional right of every law-abiding citizen to express his or her view through public protest/procession and other legitimate means.”

It was, however, surprising that on Friday, February 3, 2017, three days before the planned anti-government protests were held, the police issued a statement cum threat to Tuface and others that they should shelve their planned rallies.

The statement was issued after several earlier signs that the police were against the rally and that the protesters would need to get a police permit before having their march.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, said, “The attention of the Nigeria Police Force has been drawn to publications in the media on the planned protests slated for February 6 and 7, 2017 in Lagos and other states by different groups, one to be led by the popular musician, Innocent Idibia, aka Tuface, and other opposing groups.

“Consequently, members of the public, parents and guardians, religious/opinion leaders and other interest groups are strongly advised to prevail on their children and wards, followers and adherents not to allow themselves to be used by any group to cause disturbance of public peace and breakdown of law and order.”

Hinging on the “excuse” that the police got intelligence that some groups were planning counter-protests on the same day and at the same venues, Moshood said the events could turn violent and, therefore, the anti-government rallies should not hold.

It was believed that these “threats” made Tuface to back out of the protests.

“Dear Nigerians, due to security concerns and public safety consideration, I hereby announce the cancellation of the march,” the artiste said in an Instagram post.

Meanwhile, on Monday, February 13, 2017, a coalition of pro-Buhari organisations, under the aegis of Citizens Support for Good Governance in Nigeria, announced that it was holding rallies in support of the President from February 14 to 16, 2017.

Tagged “I Support President Buhari,” the pro-government march held across Abuja, Kano, Lagos and Kaduna.

The co-convener of the rally, Mr. Moses Abdullahi, said it was held in acknowledgement of the achievements of the President since he got into office.

What, however, didn’t happen this time around – as observed by political observers – was the Nigeria Police Force not issuing any statement against or warning the coalition from holding its pro-Buhari rallies.

“Actually, I was surprised. I thought the police would come out again to say the pro-Buhari rally shouldn’t hold due to ‘intelligence’ received on counter-protests. That was strange,” an Abuja-based political scientist and social commentator, Dr. (Mrs.) Bisola Oduoye, said.

“I was thinking the police would say the rally would be hijacked by people who have other motives and lead to chaos like they claimed when #IstandwithNigeria group wanted to hold its protests.”

Describing the police action as “overzealousness,” Oduoye said the police should not be seen as a tool that could be deployed anyhow by the government of the day.

She said, “I think some APC politicians, probably those close to the President, asked the police to shut down any act of protest, though they knew that would be impossible to do.

“Because they realised this fact, they were perhaps pressured to prevail on the anti-Buhari protesters by telling them that there was intelligence that some counter-protests would take place. Who is fooling who?

“All along, I’ve observed that the President hates criticisms. Those close to him in Aso Rock would likely not love criticisms, too. The protests were meant to criticise him.

“But since he was not around, his people would love to defend him. So they prevailed on the police. He might even be the one who gave the order from London, asking the police to warn Tuface and others against protesting.

“If you also examine the statement of the National Leader of the APC, Chief Bola Tinubu, about the anti-Buhari protests, you would also see that he didn’t want the protests to hold. That’s hypocrisy.”

On Monday, February 6, when the anti-government demonstrators went to his Bourdillon, Ikoyi home in Lagos, Tinubu had told them to shun protesting as it could not solve the country’s problems.

“What we are going through will be resolved. We are going through a historical phase of a country that is holding a promise for you. There is a leadership in the land and you have to live with that for now. Protests won’t solve the problem. Will it?” he had asked.

Reminding the protesters that the Peoples Democratic Party misruled the country for 16 years, Tinubu argued that it would be unfair to expect Buhari to fix the problems of the country in less than two years.

“We are just two years into the administration. To make those changes effective and positive eventually, we have to be patient. The damage of 16 years will go through the system. You cannot get water out of a dry well,” he had said.

Some public commentators, including Oduoye, however, described the APC chieftain’s action as hypocrisy, considering that he and his party also protested against the former President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration.

In November 2014, the APC had held a series of its “Salvation Rally,” aimed at protesting against the “incompetence and cluelessness” of the former president.

Then, the protests were led by key members of this government – Buhari; Tinubu; Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai; APC National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun; the Minister of Transportation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi; and others.

The event, which took place at the Eagle Square, Abuja, saw crowds of Nigerians cheering the national leaders of the APC as they marched to the Unity Fountain in Abuja, then to the office of the Inspector General of Police and finally to the Eagle Square.

Apart from the 2014 protests, the APC leaders had also supported the Occupy Nigeria socio-political protest movement that began on Monday, January 2, 2012, in response to the fuel subsidy removal by the Jonathan-led administration on January 1, 2012.

The protests – which took place across the country, including in the cities of Kano, Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan, Lokoja, and at the Nigerian High Commission in London, United Kingdom – saw the APC leaders telling Nigerians to fight for their rights.

The spokesperson for the Ijaw Youth Congress, Mr. Eric Omare, said it was ironic that the Buhari administration, “which came to power after organising protests against the former President,” would now try to prevent Nigerians from protesting.

“It is even more troubling that a party like APC that has pro-democracy individuals like Tinubu, Fayemi, Babatunde Fashola and so on would have thought of shutting down the voice of the people,” he said.

Likewise, a Lagos-based social commentator, Mr. David Idowu, asked, “So how could the same Tinubu and some APC leaders operating behind the scenes try to discourage Nigerians from protesting?”

Idowu also referred to the statement of the 26th President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt [1858-1919] in 1918, which says, “Patriotism means to stand by the country. It does not mean to stand by the President or any other public official.

“It is patriotic to support him (the President) insofar as he efficiently serves the country. It is unpatriotic not to oppose him to the exact extent that by inefficiency or otherwise he fails in his duty to stand by the country.”

In what he termed to mean that citizens should always be allowed to protest against the government when the need arises, Roosevelt went on to say that to declare that there must be no criticism of the President or that people are to stand by the President, whether right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but also “morally treasonable” to the people.

Asking the police not to interfere in protests, Idowu said, “Rather, they should see to it that rallies are held peacefully, whether people get police permit or not. Though our democracy is young, it is high time we nourished it.”

Meanwhile, political observers have commended Acting President Yemi Osinbajo for his display of “maturity” by acknowledging the grievances against the Federal Government.

The Acting President had told protesters, “You deserve a decent life and we are working night and day to make life easier. You have a right to demand a better economy and we are committed to seeing it happen.”

http://punchng.com/police-hypocrisy-exposed-season-protests/

Zombie spotted

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You can't understand.[/yeah....i feel u....they won't understand really.]

This lady...lol...get delivered

Front page pls....seun