l69l:

when did Warri enter Delta state

Truthisunique2:
lol, very funny

Na you dey snap, na you dey cry

You yourself admit that the outcome is poor, why not take time to solve the overated issue

Abi na social media go make obi president

Truthisunique2:
lol, the usual excuse

Later it would be they snapped when obident have gone

Na aerial view dey always burst una, some would snap this small gathering from the front and make it appear like a crowd without end

Keep deceiving una-selves

Tinububalls:
In Igboland, the masses are suppose to shape the leaders for them to be upright but nowadays, injustice thrives because of Federal might.

Ihedioha Clarifies ‘Saboteur’ Comment On Obi Supporters, Tenders Apology

Aformer Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Emeka Ihedioha has clarified a comment wherein he reportedly called supporters of Labour Party (LP)’s Peter Obi saboteurs. He also apologised for the development.

The comment he made at a new yam festival by an Igbo community in Accra, Ghana where he allegedly claimed Obi’s supporters are saboteurs had attracted criticism.

But speaking on Friday, the former Imo State governor said he is friends with the Anambra-born politician and as such could not have made the remark.

“That cannot be me. It is far from the truth and not in my character. I believe even in dissent from within my immediate nuclear family,” Ihedioha said on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily.

“My position was very simple. I was speaking to our people – I am an Mbaise man – and the PDP has been faithful to us and has given us support; the opportunity to produce a governor in our state. I said to them, we have an opportunity and I called that they should not sabotage our efforts to reclaim power. That was it and the context.”

'Blown Out Of Proportion’

He faulted those criticising his comment, saying they do not understand the context in which the remark was made.

“If you do watch the tape, you will find the context,” Ihedioha added. “It is certainly blown out of proportion.”

The PDP chieftain, however, apologised to those who may have been hurt by his statement, maintaining that he respects people’s choices, especially in politics.

“So, to all those – millions of Nigerians particularly of southeast extraction – who are hurt by my use of language, I am deeply sorry about it,” he said.

“I do not mean to hurt anybody and they have a right to express their political opinions in any way, form, or shape. I have lots of my friends who belong to other political parties and we still relate.”

Igbo:
Why all Peter Pandora Obituary's supporters have flat skulls? Are they all Y1bos ?

Gentlechika:
if only you can conduct a little survey, you'll be surprised at the number of people(especially the youths) without PVCs.

Gentlechika:
The reality is, how many of the youths have their PVCs? Its not really about making noise all around social media.