₦airaland Forum

[size=18pt]I HATE rigging and riggers, so i will say this;

NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF ANAMBRA STATE DID IDEMILI LGA SINGLE HANDEDLY HAVE 120,000 VOTERS !
Ngige truly tried to rig and inject a whopping 90,000 votes into his LGA alone!

With INEC's vigilance and JEGA's high tech result sheets which had unique number codes,his antics was a logistic nightmare and thwarted.

He should honorably mobilize his supporters (if any) and the world media to keenly watch these supplementary elections so that we can all bear witness together to who wins this elections by true valid votes, not stuffing ballot boxes.

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[quote author=L.M Ayedun..]The Chief Returning Officer for the Anambra State Governorship Election, Prof. James Epoke, has declared Chief Willie Obiano of the All Progressives Grand Alliance the winner of the election conducted on Saturday 16 and 17 November 2013.

The details of the results of the election, according to Epoke, lecturer at the University of Calabar is as follows:

Aguata LGA: APC 5275; APGA 11,180; LP 1129; PDP 4,275; PPA 1574. APGA won

Ayamelum: APC 1827; APGA 9121; LP 624; PDP 5,681; PPA 31.  APGA won

Anambra East: APC 1418; APGA 15,300; LP 511; PDP. APGA won

Anambra West: APC 2,478; APGA 5,128; LP 321; PPA 148. APGA won

Anaocha: APC 3,174; APGA 14,563; LP 733; PPA 138. APGA won.

Awka North: APC 1,712; APGA: 5,385; LP: 474; PDP 3,943; PPA 122. APGA won

Awka South: APC 6,596; APGA: 9,206; LP 1,648; PDP 5689; PPA 208. APGA won.

 http://www.punchng.com/news/obiano-wins-anambra-governorship-election/?[/quote]Congratulations to Governor Elect: Obiano! I knew APGA would win anyway! They fought this one tooth and nail. Anyhow una congratulations sha. I hope the guy will perform well.

[size=14pt]P.L.E.A.S.E !

Can someone ask our policemen to regularly check the papers of these illegal Indians all over Lagos,Port-Harcourt,Abuja and i heard plenty of them in Calabar, Onitsha and Warri too! [/size]

[size=14pt]Any Indian who is not an industrialist with true investment in the country( not Restaurants and Shops) DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN NIGERIA AND TAKE AWAY JOBS FROM OUR ROAMING UNEMPLOYED UNIVERSITY GRADUATES! [/size]

[size=14pt]Those illegal immigrants from India here are only able to abuse our system and immigration laws because our policemen would rather harass poor Okada riders for N20 naira than arrest the illegal Indians roaming the whole place and even beating our girls up!

I don't even mind if they settle our police men handsomely each time they are caught and then they let them go for the day.But they should arrest them again the next time they see them until they get the required papers to work and live in Nigeria legally.
But, our police men are such low life men,who would rather be content going for mere N20 naira from poor Okada riders,while illegal Indians are called "Oga" and allowed to pass every check point without even checking if they are living in the country illegally.[/size]

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Shebi i made it clear that i want objective analysis here. Only coconut heads use foul language on other people because they cannot articulate their argument.

Please those who have nothing upstairs should stay away from this thread. I just want the intelligent people on both sides of the argument to dissect the issues raised in the article.
I thank una o!

Dibiachukwu: These fools think they would get away with it. Look at the smack on their faces

Before nko?
They know we are an unserious country.
More illegal Indians will even come and establish phony businesses in order to buy dollars here in exchange for crappy goods imported from India and nothing will happen

So what do you guys think?

Only objective discussions, no tribal e warriors allowed.

Do you agree this whole crisis was hatched by some hawks afraid of Princess Oduah's legendary achievements in the aviation sector or she is guilty as charged ?

WHEN Mahatma Gandhi, the internationally acclaimed Indian Philosopher who lived between 1869 and 1948 said “It is the reformer who is anxious for the reform, and not society, from which he should expect nothing better than opposition, abhorrence and mortal persecution” he must have had an idea of days like these in the history of Nigeria.

To Stella Oduah, a sworn reformist, her role as a Minister in the nation’s aviation ministry has handed her a beautiful script similar to the creation of Eme Isong, arguably Nigeria’s most celebrated scriptwriter. In the lead role bestowed upon her by fate, Stella Oduah is hanging delicately between persecution and achievements. As a heroine with visible achievements and transformational initiatives to her name and beautiful visage, the roar of her persecutors is shaking the earth under her feet because their manipulative efforts are fast turning the day into night, and falsehood so propagated to assume the status of truth.

The heroine in this theatre of the absurd is courageous and undeterred by the antics of her persecutors because of her belief in the meaninglessness of human existence when it is not for the general good of mankind. In the convoluted plot, infused with extreme farce, Stella’s logical arguments gave way to irrational and illogical affirmation, to which she should not respond.

However, the theater audience, moved by their awareness of the plot and the underlining truth, rose in defence of the heroine; a similitude of angelic intervention in the affairs of the mortals, registered their anger at the persecutions trailing the celebrated achievements of the heroine. I am in the theater audience, watching soulfully at the attack against Stella Oduah, the heroine in the intricate plot of the Nigerian aviation sector drama.

I had thought that the created and funded crisis in the aviation sector woven around Stella Oduah would subside with the commissioned investigations involving the House of Representatives and Senate Committees as well as the Presidential Panel of Inquiry but the publication of the snippets of House of Representatives Committee’s investigation before formal presentation of their findings to the larger House collapsed my confidence and indicated to me that the persecutors of this lady of achievements are legion and everywhere.

Not too surprised because a N2.5bn war against an individual should indeed create this type of results which include secret disclosure of investigation committee findings to the media. I will not yield to the suggestions my mind is making about the motivation for the leakage of the Committee’s report but rather make postulations with the facts that are obvious to everyone in the theatre called Nigeria.

It is an incontrovertible fact that Stella Oduah’s appointment as Aviation minister has brought about developments in the sector. The immediate transformation of the sector and strengthening of the agencies under her ministry are valid testament to her understanding of the nation’s aviation sector. Recently, Stella Oduah brokered Bilateral Air Service Agreement (BASA) between Nigeria and the State of Israel. The agreement is expected to pave the way for direct flights between both countries on reciprocity by designated airlines of both countries.

This initiative by Stella Oduah will put an end to the plights of Nigerians travelling to Israel, including Christian pilgrims, having to stop over in neighbouring countries before being finally transported to their destination. It is also important to observe that this effort will boost bilateral ties between both countries and promote economic collaborations.

Even though Stella Oduah in her capacity as the nation’s Aviation minister and the driver of the landmark initiative did not execute the agreement on behalf of the nation as would have been expected, the fact that the country extracts a value of such magnitude from her service should be a lasting consolation for her. After all, there had been Aviation Ministers and none had thought of addressing the age-long challenge that kept Nigerians stranded in foreign lands for decades.

Stella Oduah’s midas touch in the Aviation sector is visible to all, even to her rumbling detractors and persecutors, who are gagged by their diabolic quest to hijack the sector and whose eyes are not blind to the beauty of her achievements in the sector. Really, persecution is the only ploy they have left when a woman is determined to revamp an ailing sector into a state that supports economic growth and national development!

Unlike her accomplishments evidenced by the remodeling and reconstruction of towers, runways, resurfacing and installation of new weather systems at 19 airports across the country, the designation of Perishable Agro-Cargo Terminals in Jos, Yola, Asaba, Enugu, Akure, Makurdi and Lagos and for expansion to Akure, Bauchi, Ibadan, Calabar, Jalingo, Kano and Owerri to help rural farmers reap the benefits of existence of facilities such as airports in our country and her aggressive investment in Aviation safety facilities which have boosted the ratings of the aviation sector by the international community, persecutions against her are rooted in allegations not visible to the discerning eyes but clear only in the conscience of looters fixedly gazing at the soul of the aviation sector.

•Bakare, a public commentator


http://ngrguardiannews.com/index.php/opinion/columnist/137953-bakare-stella-oduah-travails-of-hard-working-public-servant

I just got a phone call from a friend in India that Indians in other cities of India are also evicting black men, not just Nigerians from their homes outside what is happening in Goa, and attacking those who have small businesses to survive. While their press is making sure nothing is heard of these attacks. He is begging fellow Nigerians to move against Indians here,so that their government will sincerely have an incentive to protect them so that Nigeria can protect their people here.

Now, why are Indians taking all these aggressive actions, as if Nigerians cannot burn Indian owned businesses too?

I do think the only language racists understand in retaliation, and the Indians and their police will not protect Nigerians in their country until they also need Nigerian police to protect their nationals being attacked in Nigeria.

Nigerians must arise against this unprovoked Indian aggression.

rudedough: How about this simple solution. "NIGERIANS STOP SELLING DRUGS". If this logic was applied, there wouldn't have been any need for lynching or retaliation. Is this logical or not?

That man was not selling drugs.See how poor he looks, he probably is doing some menial job just to feed himself in India. He obviously does not have the means to afford an air ticket back to Nigeria.He was pulled out of a truck being driven by an Indian and beaten senseless while India police merely watched pretending they could not stop the crowd.What happened to firing warning shots in the air?

Anyhow, Indians should stop calling every blackman a Nigerian and a drug seller as an excuse to lynch him. Indians in Nigeria commit huge financial crimes that hurt our economy more than any drug paddler can ever do. Yet,Nigerians have not killed any Indians.

India should please repatriate all Nigerians in that country,just as Nigeria must repatriate all the Indians here. We are tired of these racist animals living like Presidents in our land,while they kill poor Nigerians trying to eek out a living in India.

It is time for Indians to leave Nigeria. If i catch anyone,they'll be sorry.

Which one concern me if they launch to Jupiter or Pluto, while 60% of their massive population languish in abject poverty?

They should deport all illegal Indians in Nigeria in reciprocity to their treatment of Nigerians living in India!

logica: i can assure you that a lot of Indians and their companies break major labor laws. Can they go to the US and put an advert for a job in the dailies saying "Indian national preferred"?

Ofcourse, they can't do it in America because America implement their immigration laws.

In Nigeria, foreigners can do as they like and nobody cares. Criminal foreigners have been involved in money laundering and nobody cares. Some have imported arms from Iran to help Nigerians kill each other and NOBODY CARES! Some foreigners have even joined Boko Haram to kill Nigerians because nobody cares. I get sick and tired of how foreigners are allowed to ruin Nigeria as if there are no laws in Nigeria!

terminology have never been the problem as you think.
Nigerians had thought they were one while fighting their common enemy the British. The Yoruba even voted for an Igbo Premier in the west!
Until one opposition politician called Obafemi Awolowo devised a new way to win elections by waking up the tribal instinct of his people in 1957. He did succeed, but he had inadvertently introduced a cancer which spread like wild fire. The Igbos caught the disease as well as the Hausa. The rest is history.