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intresting |
feel like dancing self |
Obaze Obaze Obaze,,i keep hearing everytime on nairaland.who is he? Esi Bee onye e jee bee nna Ya ? |
I weep for Africans why do we hate ourselves this much? |
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Mtcheew,mumu man |
jezoz krist,,sunny bobo you badt wella o,i laugh sote I nearly chock the food wey i dey chop 4 eyes ![]() ![]() ![]() Help us continue 2 educate the boy |
i think this deserves front page finally lg poll in anambra state https://www.nairaland.com/1336195/anambra-fixes-oct-5-lg#16445353 |
By VINCENT UJUMADU AWKA—AFTER 15 years of waiting, Anambra State Independent Electoral Commission, ANSIEC, Monday, fixed the conduct of the local government elections in the state for October 5, 2015. Chief Sylvester Okonkwo, the acting chairman of ANSIEC, at an interactive session with stakeholders drawn from all the political parties in the state, said the commission would start the process in earnest to ensure a free and fair exercise. Releasing the notice of the election, Okonkwo said: “In accordance with the provisions of Section 7 of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 and Sections 153 and 163 of the local government law, No.5 of 1999 of Anambra State, as well as Section 31 of the Electoral Act, 2010 as amended, notice is hereby given that election for the post of chairmanship for the 21 local government councils and councillorship for the 327 electoral wards in the state shall hold on October 5, 2013 in Anambra State. “Duly completed nomination forms are to be submitted to the commission’s headquarters on or before Thursday, August 15, 2013.” Okonkwo said though he was already being threatened with court injunctions if the commission went ahead to conduct the exercise, he would not be intimidated by anybody, adding that by next Monday, ANSIEC would unveil the electoral guidelines and timetable for the polls. He prayed God to blind trouble makers who would attempt to disrupt the exercise and make them deaf and dumb until the election was over. He assured the people of the state that ANSIEC was committed and respected individuals who would not be compromised. Explaining what delayed the exercise over the years, the acting chairman said: “I am towing the path of the Holy spirit in this venture. A lot has been said about the local government election since the last exercise was conducted in1988. “For instance, in 2001, we had everything ready for the election, but the then President Obasanjo asked all the governors not to conduct it” SOURCE vanguard |
if it were about four months ago i would have joined in this imo vs anambra ish but am wiser now this type of nonsense thread makes other ethnic groups laugh @ us which is a very shameful thing and oga op claiming to come from edo state why havent i seen you in any edo thread but you are always defending peter obi and anambra state,mtchewww |
wow nice thread,i am not my village right now,i would taken you guys on a tour around alor in idemili,not boasting sha o,but we have good road network,solar street light and many beautiful houses like sen chris ngige's house and many other rich people Hmm,now am starting to miss villa |
Its nothing new in Nigeria,it exists in all nook and cranny of the country |
Seems like the op is a soccer for guys with six parks lol |
Gosh,i know that junction,so things like these happen there? Unbeliveable!!! |
Andre Uweh: nonsense, so they were Ndi Mali.na me talk am? |
according to an obosi man on facebook Prince Nweze Onitsha said nothing to Obosi because they are not Ndi Igbo, when the Onitsha people cross the river Niger into Otu Obosi, the people of Otu Obosi always saying lets kill this people MAKA ADAMAMA and they constantly saying it and it became one of the first igbo word onisha people heard so they actually using it to refer to ndi Otu Obosi. |
The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has condemned the presidency’s hysterical reaction to the recent speech at the British African Diaspora Conference in London by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing as unnecessary and diversionary the name calling and personal attacks against the ACN leader. And that the presidency should tell Nigerian Nigerians whether indeed the poverty level in the country has reduced since 1999 when the PDP assumed power. In a statement issued in Abuja on Wednesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said instead of reading the speech objectively, the presidency pressed the panic button by sending its self- confessed ”attack dog” to criticise a report he had barely read and denigrate the ACN and its leader, an action that is now the favourite pastime of the presidency. ”The presidency went after the messenger, rather than the message, rehashing its old and stale cliches about the ACN and its leader for daring to carry out an objective analysis of the state of our economy as well as the state of the nation and also suggesting the way forward,” it said ACN challenged the presidency to controvert what can be described as the kernel of the speech concerning the economy. ”Quoting the late British economist Dudley Seers, Asiwaju had raised the following questions to be asked about a country’s development: What has become of poverty? What has happened to unemployment? What is the state of socio-economic inequality? ”The ACN leader further posited: ‘If all three have declined from high levels, then development has occurred. But if one or two of these central problems have grown worse, especially if all three have, it would be wrong to call the result ‘development’ even if GDP has improved’.” The party said the presidency should rather tell Nigerians whether indeed the poverty level in the country has reduced since 1999 when the PDP assumed power at the centre, as well as how much unemployment has been tamed and how far the socio-economic inequality has been curbed. ”This is how to counter any perceived incorrect assertion by any critic, instead of engaging in name calling,” it said. ”The assertion by Asiwaju in his speech tallies with our earlier statement that what we are experiencing in Nigeria, under the Jonathan Presidency which has been reeling out highfalutin economic statistics, is growth without development, which is useless.” ACN also challenged the presidency to prove to Nigerians that the country’s leadership in the past 14 years has been visionary,disciplined and courageous – what Asiwaju described as the ”missing link” that has led to the retrogression of the three key drivers of development. ”As Asiwaju said, ‘the gap between poor and rich widens. There is grinding poverty and people have to work twice as hard each day to make ends meet. There is massive unemployment. Of what use is any leadership that does little to solve these problems?”’ The party also challenged the presidency to deny that it had turned the concept of democracy, especially one man, one vote, on its head, especially against the background of its (presidency’s) antics in the recently- conducted election of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum. ”Here is what Asiwaju said in his speech on that election: ‘Look at the recent controversy surrounding election of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) chairman. Thirty-five state governors assembled to vote for the chairmanship. They did this among themselves by secret ballot. One contestant earned 19 votes. The other attracted 16. In a place where honesty matters, the result would be clear and undisputed. ”’But not in today’s Nigeria under the current leadership. The chap who earned fewer votes was declared the winner by those who backed him. In Nigeria, the tenets of basic arithmetic have little application concerning elections. Votes do not count, they are concocted. Elections are not necessarily won by the candidate with the highest votes. Elections are won by the candidate of the powerful and mighty. Consequently, a group comprising all the nations’ governors could not even conduct a simple 35-person election without a disputed outcome’.” ACN said these are the issues that the presidency should have addressed in its hurried, poorly-articulated and highly unimaginative response to the well- received speech, adding ”Let our public discourse be about issues, not personalities.”http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/has-poverty-level-reduced-acn-asks-jonathan/ |
Christ saved my life, i was in a coma for many years, until a nurse started playing Christian music on the radio, i had to get up and turn it off |
i though standard igbo was inter woven from abia and imo dialects,why do you have problem speaking it,? |
OBI is truly a wise man what he is doing now is a typical example of What some house maids do with their madam's baby~ drink the whole cerelac and rub a little on the baby's Lips,madam pikin don suffer,lol |
i dont hate buhari,i love him infact i will vote him anytime anyday but only for the chairman of his local government |
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Antivirus92: u reason like a woman. In ur mind, you're saying the truth and being fair. But to be sincere, that ur post on catholicism is uncalled for. Try to be intelligent, take ur stance and stop being blown about by the wind. A common northerner can make u post that rubbish u posted.enyin,nobody is making me post rubbish,thats how i feel about catholicism these days |
achi4u: You Are On Your Own (OYO) even though am not a die hard xtian for now but catholic remain the best church.i didnt say catholic is bad,i just said am begining to hate catholic these days,in the olden days catholics do not disturb traditions but today they are really getting on my nerves |
[quote author=babe_online]you are a dundee. You dont get his gist.[/quote]![]() |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]Wow they did that! MAY LORD AMADIOHA STRIKE THEM DOWN! THE TRAITORS! My brother, its never too late. do you even care for your tribe and your ancestors?! please revert to traditionalism. take a stand. be a man![/quote]yah man,i am a tradionalist,though i dont worships gods but i uphold the traditions of our fore-fathers Omenani ga adi o |
I am begining to hate catholism these days,this morden day revd fathers are learning quick from the Protestant church,in my hometown in Anambra,they banned catholic members from welcoming masquerades when they visit during burials yet they preach about hypocrites in the church,mtcheeew |
234GT: Show of deceit. Can Rochas swear by Amadioha that he has never stolen the corn seller`s money since he got there?bros,you lost me there why will he steal the corn seller's money there?he is a governor Do you know that? |
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wow,idowuswap is still alive? ![]() |
nice development,i humbly ask nairaland should also be named after my late grandfather |
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[quote author=babe_online]you are a dundee. You dont get his gist.[/quote]