₦airaland Forum

Behira:
Is Your Woman a Politician Because I Wonder Why You Posted It In Politics Section?

obiak4:
have you been to bayelsa? No i guess apart from alamco no other bayelsa govt. Have done half of what he did considering the revenue he got from fg
it a fact
that does not make him a saint thou

StepTwo:
is it that there are some parts of the middlebelt where it does not rain or this picture was taken during the dry season?

why the grasses so dead?

Abugab:
So Dickson can come to the public and talk about Alam being harassed and forced to ABANDON MEDICAL CARE OVERSEAS?
These failed politicians will all be victims of their failure. What stopped Alam from building a good hospital during his time if it was important?

Those who failed to build roads will be consumed on those roads they abandoned.
Those who failed to strengthen our education will have the consequences too.
Its karma hiring back at the evil ones.

obiak4:
alams was horded to death by the uk and nigerian govt. Fact
you are not in bayelsa state and you would never understand the bitterness, people of the ijaw nation have for buhari now.
Yesterday was the first morn day for alamco and the general feeling is this: he was killed by the fg whether you take it or not
yesterday would have been a bloodbath for forces stationed in bayelsa if not for the intervention of some ''people''
but that does not make alamco a saint, he did stole but he massively developed his state during his tenure as gov.
What about joshua dariya of plateau what happen to his case with efcc? Under the carpet i guess

enkay2go:
You people should let this man rest in peace na. He is dead and bayelsans are mourning.please,respect the dead.

drauj:
So because he has a kidney condition he should be exempted from facing his charges abi?

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/191439-bayelsa-govt-reveals-real-cause-of-alamieyeseighas-death.htmlThese thieves ahould better start fixing the system because one day, you or your loved one may have no option other than to use these hospitals at home.

The money DSP was suppose to use and build a befitting hospital with world-standard care, he laundered in the UK.

Stop all these hypocritical sympathies no peace for the wicked.

How many fathers, sons, mothers, wives has DSP killed by siphoning the money meant for Hospitals, Roads, Schools, Safe Pipe-Borne water?

I pray nemesis of all their deeds catch them one after the other from North to South, East to West.

PS: Kindly hit 'like' say Amen.

Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has said that the first civilian governor of the state, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, died because he was harassed and forced to abandon his medical care abroad.

Mr. Alamieyeseigha died last Saturday at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Port Harcourt.

The state government said in an earlier statement that Mr. Alamieyeseigha died after a long battle with kidney disease, diabetes and high blood pressure.

Family sources had said that the former governor’s health suddenly deteriorated after the U.K. government requested his extradition to face charges years after Mr. Alamieyeseigha jumped bail and left London where he was arrested over alleged corruption.

The sources said Mr. Alamieyeseigha fled Dubai in the United Arab Emirate where he was receiving medical treatment, to avoid being arrested abroad.
He sought medical care at the University of Port Harcourt, in neighbouring in Rivers, where he eventually died after slipping into coma for days.

Mr. Dickson confirmed the former governor abandoned his medical treatment abroad, although he did not disclose where he was treated.

He condemned what he described as the propaganda and orchestrated harassment that led to the untimely death of the “Governor-General”, and called on the people of the state and Ijaw nation to maintain the peace, as they mourn their departed leader whom he described as a man of peace.

“To us as a people at this trying time, this sad incident should serve to unite us and to rededicate ourselves to the ideals that he stood for,” Mr. Dickson said in a broadcast Tuesday morning.
“We acknowledge the anger, disappointment and the sense of outrage felt by our people at home and in the diaspora, well-meaning Nigerians and others around the world for the way and manner he was harassed and forced to abandon his treatment abroad.

“However, this is not a time for recriminations and divisions but rather a time for sober reflections. I therefore call for all and sundry, particularly the youths to remain calm and maintain the peace as we mourn our departed leader,” he stated.

The governor announced the postponement of the official flagging off of his re-election campaign earlier scheduled for Saturday in Yenagoa, in honour of Mr. Alamieyeseigha.

He also declared a seven-day mourning period during which all flags in public buildings and places would fly at half-mast.

Mr. Dickson said the country and particularly the Ijaw ethnic nationality lost a foremost statesman and leader and the state government was determined to give Mr. Alamieyeseigha a befitting state burial.

“The state government is determined to accord him a befitting state burial. In this regard, a high powered burial committee led by the Deputy Governor has been constituted. This committee will work out details of the programme with the family and other relevant stakeholders,” he said.

While eulogising the former civilian governor, Mr. Dickson said Mr. Alamieyeseigha in his life time, apart from serving Nigeria as a military officer, also dedicated himself to the service of Bayelsa State and the entire Ijaw nation, both as governor and in other capacities.

“His selfless devotion and service to Bayelsa State and the entire Ijaw nation earned him the sobriquet, Governor-General of the Ijaw nation in his lifetime,” he said.

He said condolence registers had been opened at Government House, the state secretariat complex, Ijaw House in Yenagoa and the state liaison offices in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt in honour of the deceased.

genearts:
Madam go sidan one side joor

What is more propaganda than that una SHADOW lubbish

TonyeBarcanista:
One thing I learnt from his life is how he owned up to his crime before the judge. How many of our politicians can do that? Alams bore the shame that came to him as a result of what he did, yet he remained loyal to the cause of his people. Despite the fact that he remained the most influential politician in Bayelsa state, he NEVER at any time interferred with governance in the state. In fact, when ex-Gov Sylva and ex-Pres GEJ were having misunderstanding, Alams told Sylva in 2011, "go and make-up with your brother, because there are two people that you should not fight. One is God, the second is the president. I am a living example of the saying". I watched the clip on NTA

crixtex:
Though I aint an Amaechi fan buh I bliv he shud be forgiven and dey shud endorse him...Amaechi next time dont go against your pple.... Family is more important than anything except God himself....

BlackrulesDworld:
A betrayal doesn't deserves forgiveness. Even Jesus never forgave Judas.

midolian:
No matter the economy of the Jungle, the Lion of Ubima will never eat grass ..Let the Wike's senators go to hell with their support. Amaechi will still be confirmed. #QuoteMeAnywhere

Beremx:
lol! How are you doing?

Beremx:
All hail the Lion of Ubima.

Amaechi the man who gives PDP sleepless nights.

SLIDEwaxie:
did u have the eBook? I wanna read em, abeg

SLIDEwaxie:
Robert Greene, author: 48 laws of power.

You dnt want to read that book. It's ruthlessly beautiful.

I got the eBook if you are a reader..

MayorofLagos:
I am shocked to see that your comment had been on the air for hours, yet Im the first to endorse you.


Thanks bro for your input, very well composed, I was drooling in awe!

SLIDEwaxie:
Like I said...

Rawani:
There are many ways to bell a cat.

Saraki has clearly gotten the message, and is now falling in line. All of sudden his spokesman Dino is offering to negotiate the Senate rule on senatorial backing for proposed ministers, and all that arrogant posturing pre-CCT is now deflated.

However while an obedient Saraki is more valuable than a wounded Saraki, the man must fully account for his fraudulent asset declaration among other allegations, in our national interest
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lacicrips:
What makes it one chance? He's a friggin governor. I'm a small time CEO, but its difficult to reach me on my personal line if I don't have your contact on my phone.

This is good. Lets throw partisanship out the door for once, and say it as it is.

kahal29:
Maybe this one sounds better:

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/191420-okonjo-iweala-backs-buhari-on-corruption-war-says-president-leading-by-example.html

This is my phone number
08035024994. Call me, if i don’t pick
send me a text, i will read &
respond

v4victor:
N500m for what na? Like Lai Mohammed haven't said worse. He feels he has the monopoly of talking trash. Besides, PDP don broke finish, so there's no case here.