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GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, yesterday, said his government will give adequate support to groups and individuals involved in keeping the youths occupied positively as this would reduce the crime rate in the country. Speaking during a courtesy visit by a United States-based group, Access to Success, Oshiomhole said that part of the problem in the country was unemployment. He said: “Part of the problem in Nigeria today, like you have in America, is the problem of youth unemployment and because the youths are idle, some of them resort to crime and other activities which are quite dysfunctional. “Anything that will keep them busy, and encourage them to recognise that there is a future, and seeing people like you, they will believe that they also can overcome the poverty trap. Moments later, the comrade Governor ban okada riders in Benin. Is this a way of occupying the youths positively? |
ballabriggs: Jona playing his ogogoro politics again. As the pilot rightly said, these are bills that are usually paid later and that is the norm. It is not your Upper Iweaka motor park where you give mpiawazu boys money before take-off. The norm for most corporate organisations is that bills are accumulated and paid much later after the transaction date. They can accumulate debts and pay through standing orders with their banks. It should not be a pay as you go service.I guess u can also file the necessary documents and manifest after the journey? Let us b rational for once and realise that nobody is above the law. |
brixton: Dat mumu governor has mortgage our future in Edo state oooo.... Seem most Edolites dont pay attention to the rate at which this governor and his croonies in state house of assembly apply/secure world bank loans without any serious projects to show for them.. I thought am the only one who knows this. Most Edolites are so gullible by dis Oshiomole's administration. he engages in cosmetic beautification of roads that will soon wear off. These roads are also been awarded at over inflated prices. |
I guess if the person concerned wasn't a governor in an opposition party, or if he is jst an ordinary Nigerian, this story wouldn't have made the vanguard newspaper not to talk of making Nairaland's front page. |
As I was passing by 2go nd buy Indomie. |
Alhaji Bayoda, a retired custom officer was enthroned as the OGA OF IGARRA on the 1st of July 2013. He becomes the traditional head of Ezioga kindred, a sub-clan under the Ezidowo clan, who are under the umbrella of the EZiobe family of IGARRALAND (Etuno).
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superior1: Maku is a well acknowledged id!ot who is fighting hard to remain relevant.I dont even read anything with his name these days. same way u didnt read this. You must have being a spirit to have commented. |
There is nothing democratic about Nigeria democracy.The judiciary has turned to meat market,the legislative arm has become a den for greedy businessmen whereself-serving laws are enacted. The executive arm is so clueless and reckless.Any celeberation is a total waste of time and resources. Politicians especially Goodluck Jonathan should apologise to Nigerians for his woeful performance and careless loss of lives of poor and hapless Nigerians. They should renew their oath of office and enter into a new contract with Nigerians by signing a bond to be of good moral conduct.Nigerians should also rise up and say NO to the authocratic tendencies of Mr. President or else Nigeria will be plunged into avoidable state of anarchy. As Nigeria celebrates fourteen years of uninterrupted democracy since 1999, I wish Nigeria well, and pray for peace everywhere in the country especially in the troubled areas: the states in the North that are being terrorized by some agents of the devil. As I wish Nigeria well, it shall be well with me. You too wish Nigeria well and it shall be well with you. Pls encourage Nigerians and leave your word of advice. |
Dere should b a camera to capture everything that go on in these states. At least make we see the action film؛ Those soldiers are happy going there now. I wish am one of them (soldiers). |
The premiership will now b termed, THE POST FERGUSON'S ERA. |
Sir Alex Ferguson said an emotional goodbye to Old Trafford after Manchester United's 2-1 win against Swansea on Sunday, thanking the fans for their support and imploring them to get behind successor David Moyes . The record-breaking manager also said he will now be able to enjoy United games rather than"suffer with them", thanking fans, players and staff for their help. With Paul Scholes also retiring from the club for a second time, Sir Alex praised the midfielder as one of the best players the club has ever had, and wished Darren Fletcher a speedy return to first-team football. His words, "I have absolutely no script in my mind. I'm just going to ramble onand hope I get to the core of what this football club means," Sir Alex said. "This is a thank you to Manchester United. Not just the directors, not just the medical staff, the coaching staff, the players and supporters. It's all of you. This has been the most fantastic experience of my life. Thank you. "I have been very fortunate that I've been able to manage to some of the greatest players in the country, let alone ManchesterUnited. And all these players today have represented this club the proper way. They won the championship in fantastic fashion. Well done to the players. "My retirement does mean the end of my life with the club. I'll now be able to enjoy watching them, rather than suffer with them. But, if you think about it, those last-minute goals, the comebacks, even the defeats are all part of this great football club of ours ... so thank you for that. "I'd also like to remind you that when we had bad times at the club, all the staff stood by me, all the players stood by me. Your [the supporters] job now is to stand by your new manager. "Before I start blubbing, I just want to speak to Paul Scholes, who retires today. He is unbelievable. One of the greatestplayers we've ever had and ever will ever. "I also want to wish Darren Fletcher a speedy recovery and return to the club. "I wish the players every success in the future You know how good you are, you know the jersey you're wearing and you know what it means to everyone here [at Old Trafford]. Don't ever let yourselves down. The expectation is always there. |
Sir Alex Ferguson was mentioned 6m on Twitter in the 24 hours after he confirmed his retirement as manager of Manchester United, the microblogging site has said. The social media reaction in the wake of his decision appeared to dwarf the reaction to Baroness Thatcher's death last month. Few public announcements have generated a frenzy of greater magnitude. Among them was the election of JorgeMario Bergoglio, who was mentioned 7m times over the same time frame when named the new pope. Twitter said: "Just over 24 hours since @ManUtd_PO confirmed on Twitter #SAF was retiring. There were 6m mentions of the story on Twitter during that time." On Thursday morning, the social networking site was awash with speculation over Ferguson's successor – something that appeared to reach fever pitch as Everton confirmed its manager, David Moyes, would leave the Merseyside club with a view tojoining Manchester United. Earlier, the Manchester club was embarrassed by a message that appeared on its Facebook page suggesting fans should welcome "new manager David Moyes". It was hastily removed. Ferguson, 71, said it was the"right time" to go after 27 years at the helm, in which he took Manchester United to the pinnacle of the English and European game. News of his retirement even overshadowed the Queen's Speech at the state opening ofparliament. The announcement rapidly dominated social networking sites and less than 20 minutes after the news broke, the number of tweets per minute peaked at 13,000. The subject became the top global trending topic within eight minutes. The biggest flurry of activity witnessed on Twitter following a news event was when US President Barack Obama was re-elected – an announcement of victory that prompted 31m tweets. |
Sir Alex Ferguson might have announced his retirement but his legacy will last considerably longer than the 26 years he spent in charge at Old Trafford. It's not just the trophies that Fergie will be remembered for though. Infamous for his withering put-downs to journalists, and fierce loyalty to his players, the man from Govan has had plenty to say whilst building his dynasty. Here we look at some of the quotes that have made Ferguson compulsive viewing during his time at Old Trafford. ON LIVERPOOL "My greatest challenge is not what's happening at the moment, my greatest challenge was knocking Liverpool right off their f***ing perch. And you can print that." ON THE RUN-IN TO THE CLIMAX OF THE 2003 SEASON "They [Arsenal] have a replay against Chelsea and if they win it they would face a semi-final three days before playing us in the league. But then they did say they were going to win the Treble, didn't they? It's squeaky bum time and we've got the experience now to cope." ON ERIC CANTONA "If ever there was one player, anywhere in the world, that was made for Manchester United, it was Cantona. He swaggered in, stuck his chest out, raised his head and surveyed everything as though he were asking: 'I'm Cantona. How big are you? Are you big enough for me?'" ON THE CHANCES OF SELLING CRISTIANO RONALDO TO REAL MADRID "Do you think I would get into a contract with that mob. Jesus Christ, no chance. I wouldn’t sell them a virus." ON JOURNALISTS QUESTIONING THE CONTRIBUTION OF THEN RECORD SIGNING JUAN SEBASTIAN VERON "Youse are all f*****g idiots!" ON WINNING THE EUROPEAN CUP IN 1999 (Speaking after Roy Keane's inspired performance in thesemi-final of the UEFA Champions League against Juventus after receiving a booking which meant he would miss the final) "It was the most emphatic display of selflessness I have seen on a football field. Pounding over every blade of grass, competing ifhe would rather die of exhaustion than lose, he inspired all around him. I felt such an honour to be associated with such a player." (Ferguson's half-time team-talk during the 1999 European Cup final with Bayern Munich) "At the end of this game, the European Cup will be only six feet away from you, and you’ll not even able to touch it if we lose. And for many of you, that will be the closest you will ever get. Don’t you dare come back in here without giving your all." (After United won with two dramatic goals in stoppage time) "I can't believe it. I can't believe it. Football. Bloody hell." ON RAFA BENITEZ, REACTING TO THE SPANIARD'S INFAMOUS 'FACTS' PRESS CONFERENCE DURING THE 2009 TITLE RACE "I think he was an angry man. He must have been disturbed for some reason. Ithink you have got to cut through the venom of it and hopefully he'll reflect and understand what he said was absolutely ridiculous." ON NOISY NEIGHBOURS CITY "There has been a lot of expectation on Manchester City and with the spending they have done they have to win something. Sometimes you have a noisy neighbour and have to live with it. You can't do anything about them..." ON ARSENE WENGER AND ARSENAL "They say he's an intelligent man, right? Speaks five languages. I've got a 15-year-old boy from the Ivory Coast who speaks five languages!" "He's a novice and should keep his opinions to Japanese football." ON DENNIS WISE "He could start a row in an empty house." ON JOSE MOURINHO "He was certainly full of it, calling me 'Boss' and 'Big Man' when we had our post-match drink after the first leg. But it would help ifhis greetings were accompanied by a decent glass of wine. What he gaveme was paint-stripper." REMEMBERING MOURINHO'S GRAND ENTRANCE INTO ENGLISH FOOTBALL "I remember his first press conference [at Chelsea, in 2004] and I thought: 'Christ,he's a cocky b******, him'. He was telling the players: 'Look, I'm the special one, we don't lose games.'" ON DAVID BECKHAM "David Beckham is Britain’s finest striker of a football not because of God-given talent but because he practises with a relentless application that the vast majority of less gifted players wouldn’t contemplate." (Playing down the famous incident in which he allegedly kicked a boot which hit David Beckham inthe forehead) '"It was a freakish incident. If I tried it 100 or a million times it couldn't happen again. If I could I would have carried on playing!" ON HIS INFAMOUS HAIRDRYER TREATMENT "Myths grow all the time. If I was to listen to the number of times I've thrown teacups then we've gone through some crockery in this place. It's completely exaggerated, but I don't like people arguing back with me." ON RETIRED ITALIAN STRIKERFILIPPO INZAGHI "Inzaghi was born in an offside position." DURING WAYNE ROONEY'S CONTRACT SAGA IN 2010 "Sometimes you look in a field and you see a cow andyou think it's a better cow than the one you've got in your own field. It's a fact. Right? And it never really works out that way." ON THE ITALIANS "When an Italian tells me it's pasta on the plate, I check under the sauce to make sure. They are the inventors of the smokescreen." ON THE MEN IN THE MIDDLE "You can't applaud a referee." ON PLAYERS PAST AND PRESENT (On Paul Ince when at United...) "I used to have a saying that when a player is at his peak, he feels as though he can climb Everest in his slippers. That's what he was like." (On Paul Ince ...after he left United) "He's a bully, a f***ing big-time Charlie." (On Ryan Giggs) "Whether dribbling or sprinting, Ryan can leave the best defenders with twisted blood." (On Ryan Giggs again) "The first time I saw him, he was 13 and just floated over the ground like a cocker spaniel chasing a piece of paper in the wind." ON UNITED'S HOME SUPPORT "We have people coming here to admire the scenery and enjoy their crisps." ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF WINNING "I don't like losing but I've mellowed. I maybe have a short fuse but it goes away quicker now." ON LEGACY (A proud moment when surpassing Sir Matt Busby's managerial record) "I’m privileged to have followed Sir Matt because all you have to do is to try and maintain the standardsthat he set so many years ago." ON RETIREMENT "I think it’s important to work and I’m entitled to work. Some people do not want to work but I want to continue working. Retirement is for young people. |
tonididdy: elections were held in 14 out of 18 lga in EDScan u pls give us the results of all the 14 LG were elections were held? be ur sincere self also and tell us, if they were all free from irregularities. |
Akoko-Edo Ward 8,….13 Ballot boxes snatched. Justice Imoukhuede of the Edo State High Court has ordered EDSIEC to refund monies it collected from candidates as application fee. |
In ward 1, unit 6, the chairman of Edo State Civil Service Commission presided over multiple voting. that is a person was allowed to vote 4 or 5 times. Tanks to the presiding officers and polling clerks who were all ACN party members. |
Akoko-Edo ward 1, unit 6 and unit 13 were MARRED with irregularities in favour of ACN. Unit 9 was also rigged in favour of ACN, but fight ensued between the PDP and ACN youths and this unit (unit 9) was cancelled. Total result 4 ward 1 for councillorship: PDP: 618, ACN: 898. All presiding officers and polling clerks are also ACN party members. |
It glaring now dat ACN has won ward 1 in akoko-Edo local government area. |
collating of result over at unit 12, ward 1, akoko-Edo local government area. Results 4 councillorship. PDP : 111, ACN: 27. Chairmanship, PDP 60, ACN : 78. |
Voting has commence in unit 12, ward 1, akoko-Edo. |
More updates pls: akoko-edo, Ward 1: No officials visible in sight. still unconfirmed reports indicate that EDSIEC have only materials for Chairmanship elections, NONE for councillorship elections. |
It's 1:30pm and no materials yet in ward 1, akoko-Edo local government area. What is really happening? |
Am with the presiding officer of unit 12, ward 1, akoko-Edo but no materials yet. We are still waiting shaa. |
No news yet in akoko-Edo, whether there is election or not. We are still keeping our fingers crossed. |
Live @ polling unit 12, ward 1, akoko-Edo local government area. We are still awaiting the arrival of non-sensitive materials from EDSIEC. some people are going back home as they have been waiting in vain. Others have started going to the market as today is Igarra market day. What is happening EDSIEC? |
Disbursement has started in ward one of akoko-Edo local government area. They are at unit 3 now. |
sunch: voting materials as been dispatched to various polling units. There is no cause for alarm as voting wld commence soonest. And which LGA are you?akoko-Edo Local Government, the farthest from Benin. |
Materials just arrived Igarra, akoko-Edo Local Government headquarters. Arrangement is on for disbursements to each ward. |
sunch: Journalist should make investigation of any news they come across to avoid misleading member of the public. What actually happened in EDSIEC, Benin city was that due to the delay in the arrival of non-sensitive material for the election different people most especially the opposition party started having all kinds of assumption that the ruling party is making efforts to rig the eletion, which is absolute false. Election in Edo state will be free, fair and peaceful.pls do u Have any idea wat caused the delay? It's 9am now and sensitive materials have not arrive. Don't you think it's a cause for alarm from the opposition parties? |
Materials have been shared, my source at the INEC office just notified me that they just left Benin and coming to akoko-Edo. Its a 2hours journey. Hopefully they will be here by 10:pm |
Materials have been shared, my source at the INEC office just notified me that they just left Benin on their to akoko-Edo. Its a 2hours journey. Hopefully they will be here by 10:pm |
The rigging party is quite obvious here. What will become of us if, the man will hold in in esteem and the same man who has been crying of foul play is now becoming the foul player? |