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The beginning of the end of oyel money. |
modath:He's going to lose because he has gone against his ancestors. His supporters have ridiculed the stool of the Oba of Lagos. The owners of Lagos have a chance to prove that Lagos is not Igboland on Saturday. |
Trouble sleep, yanga go wake am. The real owners of Lagos will surely handle these errant Igbos whose greed can best be likened to a fly in a beer parlour. By the time Lagosians start tightening the net on Igbos, there wont be any APGA to make noise. Shebi Fashola deported some of them and nothing happened. Ambode will not even need to deport, we will use option A4. Alaba market la ti ma bere. |
This is how Igbos overflog whatever sympathy they get. This report is a lie and a very irresponsible one at that. I expect Lagosians to now start to see that the PDP is trying to whip up a seige mentality to deceive them. Pure scam. |
CyberWolf:Enugu is a village man. |
Buy it while it lasts. Dollar is actually trading at a loss today. It is down by almost 1% to major currencies. |
Why does she get police escort? And see as the police man dey run pursue Okada like say na action film. Looks like Adamasingba side (where our brethrens from other parts of the country sell fake clothes and do prostitution). |
What exactly is Jimi's government experience? How can Lagos trust such a man, with absolutely zero managerial experience? The Oba was trying to preserve the value of Lagos state. |
Sanity is coming back to Nigeria! Amen somebody. How can an ex-militant have police excorts? |
Tasteless. Well, most of these guys are razz anyway. They cannot see beyond their noses. |
tohero:No probs.. lets play a few games to set things rolling. whats your username on chess.com |
those 155mm guns though... 13 miles shelling.. that is about 20km! |
this is a hot hot trailer of the real battle field actions of NA. Vice news was with them when they hit Bama (BH's second strongest hold). Watch the trailer below cc Seun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyR0AH-Md7U |
These are Kirikiri's incoming inmates. Is it just me, or PDP crashed too quick for a party in government for 16 years? I guess PDP was sustained by the Nigerian state fund, thus its weakness from the day power was lost at the centre. Where is Mimiko, Lamido, Fayose, etc? |
I know there are many smart chess players on NL. Is it possible we all come together and play? I suggest we use chess.com for the games, and we can set a tournament up there. Any takers? We can all drop our player names on chess.com, and we see how we can take it from there. Any takers? |
Failure is an orphan! Chei! But you've got to love the Igbos. They will surely claim credit for Buhari's presidency one day soon. Big big lessons for GEJ wherever he is currently. Asari Dokubo self don fall in line. Bode George don dust him pali, flying out of Nigeria soon. Fayose now gittery as 19 lawmakers resume in Ekiti today. Lessons for all! |
I have campaigned for Buhari since Jan 1 2012. Today, I got what I wanted, but only then did it dawn on me that expectations are now too high. I start to fear for Buhari. However, I will keep praying for him. Only God can help a leader succeed. In 58 days, he will be in charge fully. I am now very apprehensive. Buhari must not fail Nigeria. Buhari MUST fight corruption. Buhari MUST unite the country. Buhari MUST stop Boko Haram fully this year. Pls my fellow progressives let us not celebrate much. Let us not see this as victory against Jonathan, SS or SE. Ps...cant help but share this pic though!
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I expect PDP to denounce him. PDP better start learning how to play opposition politics. |
You should also apologise to GMB and Nigerians for being a nuisance. |
speak2emmalex:cry me river Niger, come join atlantic ocean too. |
With the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announcing collated results for the presidential election from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, and having analysed the state and local government areas' results in the possession of THISDAY reporters from around the country, The Board of Editors of THISDAY calls this presidential elections in favour of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Major-General Muhammadu Buhari. THISDAY Newspapers can comfortably project that Buhari has won the 2015 presidential election. While both Buhari and President Goodluck Jonathan have satisfied the constitutionally required 1/3 in 24 states, General Buhari's current majority is unassailable by any results still to be declared. We congratulate President Goodluck Jonathan for giving Nigeria the legacy of free and fair elections and urge him to immediately concede. We congratulate General Buhari for a hard won victory after four attempts at the presidency, and urge him to not only be magnanimous in victory but give Jonathan's supporters - especially the minorities - comfort. The Editors of THISDAY urge all Nigerians that the time for healing has begun. Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/the-board-of-editors-for-thisday-newspapers-projects-buhari-winner/205569/ |
Ebonyi comes in with 300,000 votes for GEJ. 200,000 less than projected. Still GMB winning. |
Meanwhile...minister of Niger Delta is constituting a nuisance at the result collation centre. The fall of PDP is a nice movie to watch. |
Calling for war abi. Jonathan I know will never go down without fighting. This fight will consume him and his entire household. We are all witnessing the fall of PDP's 16 year old empire. It wont be easy, but we will fight them with our patience. |
N.B Rivers states votes have been added. Delta normally should be about 850,000 votes, but generous me has awarded 2 Million votes to GEJ there. Still, GMB wins hands down. |
Barring any last minute abracadabra, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari will be the president of Nigeria from May 29 2015. The results in 28 states and the FCT have been declared. The lead is unassailable. The remaining number of votes cannot do GEJ any favour. I hereby declare GMB the winner of the elections. State APC PDP Ekiti 120331 176466 Ogun 308290 207950 Enugu 14157 553003 Kogi 264851 149987 Osun 383603 249929 Ondo 299889 251368 FCT 146399 157195 Oyo 528620 303376 Nassarawa 236838 273460 Anambra 17926 660762 Akwa Ibom 58411 953304 Adamawa 374701 251664 Abia 13394 368303 Bauchi 931958 86085 Bayelsa awaited (GEJ expected to win. max +300,000 votes) Benue 373961 303737 Borno awaited (GMB expected to win with ca. 500,000 votes) CrossRivers 19774 326110 Delta awaited (GEJ expected to win. Generously giving him 2 Million votes here) Ebonyi awaited (GEJ to win, max 500,000 votes) Edo awaited (GEJ to win max 200,000 votes) Gombe 361425 96881 Imo 133253 559185 Jigawa 885988 142904 Kaduna 1127760 484085 Kano 1903999 215779 Katsina 1345441 98937 Kebbi awaited (GMB expected to win with ca. 700,000 votes) Kwara 302146 132602 Lagos 793460 632341 Niger 657678 149222 Plateau 429140 509615 Rivers 69238 1487075 Sokoto 671926 152199 Taraba awaited (GEJ expected to win with 100,000 votes) Yobe 446225 25526 Zamfara awaited (GMB expected to win with ca. 500,000 votes). Total APC votes in bag after 28 states + FCT = 13,220,782 Total PDP votes in bag after 28 states + FCT = 9,959,050 Difference = 3,261,732 Max. PDP votes to be added = 3.1 Million votes Max. APC votes to be added = 1.7 Million votes. This is to douse tensions while we watch Jega give these figures. However, the 8 states remaining here WILL NOT be reported during this morning session. |
State APC PDP Ekiti 120331 176466 Ogun 308290 207950 Enugu 14157 553003 Kogi 264851 149987 Osun 383603 249929 Ondo 299889 251368 FCT 146399 157195 Oyo 528620 303376 Nassarawa 236838 273460 Anambra 17926 660762 Akwa Ibom 58411 953304 Adamawa 374701 251664 Abia 13394 368303 Bauchi Bayelsa Benue Borno Cross Rivers 19774 326110 Delta Ebonyi Edo Gombe 361425 96881 Imo 133253 559185 Jigawa 885988 142904 Kaduna 1127760 484085 Kano 1903999 215779 Katsina 1345441 98937 Kebbi Kwara 302146 132602 Lagos 793460 632341 Niger Plateau Rivers 69238 1487075 Sokoto 671926 152199 Taraba Yobe 446225 25526 Zamfara |
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