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Where exactly is the lie? A country that has so much wealth,but only shared by about 1,000 majority directly or indirectly embedded in politics |
SpencerForbes:That is Oron in Akwa-Ibom |
Samantha125:Oron people from Akwa-Ibom State |
beerfraud:You should ask the man you support; abi who else control the security services in the country |
This is so very sad; truth remains there is something fundamentally wrong with the black race...! |
Hahahahahaha Hahahahahaha Hahahahahaha Hahahahahaha Hahahahahaha ![]() |
My President has spoken and the keyboard workers can now react to receive their stipend The fact is whoever becomes the next President from the North, East or South-South after Tinubu whether in 2027 or 2031 must ensure Lagos is redistributed across Nigeria...how? ...by ensuring International Airports and Seaports are 100% functional in other parts of the country; if I can return to Australia by flying through my State Airport in Akwa-Ibom and I can send some goods through Ibom-deep seaport, tell me wetin go carry my leg go Lagos when I have the business minded Igbos surrounding my State. As much as I have soft spot for GEJ, he messed up big time by not making it mandatory for Seaports and International Airports to be functional 100% in the South-South. Australia with little less than 28million people has about 70 functional Seaports and 13 international airports. What kind of Mumu leaders do we have from other regions who are so comfortable with the status-quo; allowing for the major ingredient of development to be in one Bleep..ing state and yet comfortable with it. This must change, only a change will shut some people up finally |
Peter Obi I am now fully convinced won the 2023 Presidential election. Why waste so much energy and resources in maligning someone I defeated easily! |
...what if the attack comes from Israel? Anyway I doubt that would happen after this defence pact |
Mbok...this needs to be curtailed as early as possible |
All this Governor knows is media boys hyping and nothing much They come to office and the first thing is to recruit online laptop boys; rubbish! |
Sirjamo:Money in health sector and he still go abroad for treatment In infrastructure and roads around Nigeria are dead trap In Education and the elites can't train their children in public schools... Whatever makes you sleep well, say them, but at least you know they are big lies |
9jatriot:So what have you said to counter his message? |
brain54:Hahahahahaha...nothing hungry no fit cause in my country ooo |
News Yahoo News Australia Regional Aussie sports field forced to close after precious discovery on halfway line A protected species has stopped Saturday sport in its tracks after a tiny discovery on the astroturf. A soccer pitch with a plover in the middle of it at Jerrabomberra. A plover laid an egg right in the middle of a sports field near Canberra. Source: Facebook/Tim the Yowie Man Saturday soccer in a regional Australian town was brought to a standstill on the weekend after a tiny and precious discovery was made in the middle of the playing field. Local players who turned up to have a kick at Jerrabomberra Regional Sports Complex, 20 minutes away from Canberra, were told they'd be required to play on a different pitch after a protected native bird had laid an egg in the middle of the field, right on the halfway line in the centre circle. "A plover laid an egg on the synthetic football field at the Regional Sports Complex," a spokesperson from Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council told Yahoo News Australia. "After advice from the local native wildlife service, Wildcare, the sporting club moved the games from the field and used an adjacent field." The plover pictured with the egg in the middle of the Canberra pitch. The weather was great, but this was not your normal disruption to play. Source: Facebook/Tim the Yowie Man Wildcare advised council that plovers are a protected species and the eggs "should not be moved", leaving council to investigate options for the field, which could be shut for up to 28 days as the egg incubates. "We must be proactive in protecting native species. If moving the egg is necessary, Council will need to engage specialists and seek the required permissions," Council said. "We are very appreciative of the local football teams for moving their games and training, and we are accommodating their needs on other fields." A spokesperson from Wildcare Queanbeyan told Yahoo that while eggs may hatch in around 28 days, a family of plovers are known to stay in the area of nesting sites after chicks are hatched, making it difficult to know when the field will reopen. "The nesting sites of Plovers should not be tampered with, as the parents will abandon their chicks if they are moved or interfered with. This is why it is important for sporting events to be moved to a more suitable location," the spokesperson said. Plovers known for 'inappropriate' nests As the weather warms up, wildlife activity will continue to rise — with a NSW council issuing a warning for residents to keep an eye out for a different "hard to spot" bird, the bush stone-curlew, which has also started nesting. ADVERTISEMENT According to Birdlife Australia, Masked Lapwings, also known as plovers, are well known for building nests in "inappropriate" locations, with playing fields and the roofs of buildings being particular favourites. Both sexes also incubate the eggs and care for their young. A masked lapwing plover on a field. Playing fields or grassy parks are one of the lapwing's favourite places to nest for a masked lapwing plover. Source: Getty It's not the first time that towns have been brought to a standstill due to plover activity, with an exclusion zone set around a popular beach when it was discovered a breeding pair of hooded plovers were s
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Insecurity everywhere in Nigeria; even see the road sef |
Hmnnnnn...this one get as he be, even the face sef shows something is wrong, may God heal my big brother |
Good one.... No original content, mbok make una just let am pass through, nothing to add or subtract from the press release |
The first one was " Ibo Obidients" now is "Fulani" trying to take power from South! Which south mbok!.... because what I know is Tinubu in 2015 ensured power was removed from the south. Anyway all these na tribal propaganda wey Tinubu is good at; I can arrange 4 to 5 Hausa/Fulani in my payroll to do this as well...it is nothing but same of same baba Tinubu is good at...Propaganda |
Media briefing wey no pass, Obi, Atiku, Obi, Obi...ADC, OBI, Atiku, Obi,Obi and more Obi |
haffaze777:He never left, he was in APGA all through his reing as governor |
Tinubu
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I am not an Igbo, unfortunately you are absolutely correct. I am from Akwa-Ibom State, born in Myhoung barracks, yaba, did all my schooling in Lagos, from, Army Children school to St Finbarrs college, Akoka and to Yabatech in Yaba I started working in the civil service and moved to Moore plantation in Apata, Ibadan; and finally to Abuja before travelling outside Nigeria and occasionally visit Nigeria. The Igbo tribe is 2nd in population to the indigenous tribe of these states, including Akwa-Ibom where I am from. You guys are also in majority in most states that I visited and stayed up to 2weeks, but the truth be said, Igbo politicians are not united against the subtle plan to cause divide and rule among them and the craze for wealth through drugs need to be seriously looked at. However for me, myself, I and immediate family na to follow Peter Obi anywhere until such a time, he becomes corrupt; for now he is still 90% cleaner than most of our politicians and this is why many politicians don't like him |
Support Tinubu for wetin naa?.... If Atiku contest, Tinubu contest...what stop Peter Obi from contesting as well? |
Local government building infrastructure etc is good; but politicising it by comparing it to other state is crude and shows the level of our backwardness in Nigeria. Lagos state should not be comparing itself with other state in Nigeria apart from Abuja; naturally Lagos should be comparing itself to cities like Johannesburg, Cairo, Casablanca, Cape Town, Dubai, Doha etc because I don't even want to mention New-York, Sydney, Shanghai etc If I post what local governments in Australia here build in terms of infrastructure, we will understand what is in display here is nothing... Good they get what looks like development, but stop comparing it to other states in Nigeria without other states having one third of the funds available to Lagos, compare it to other cities in the World |
Beautiful song....Peter Obi remain loved in the hearts of Edo people |
Obi na you biko; almost becoming a religious figure for both his supporters and his traducers Even me sef, always excited to read and listen to him; in return pass on his message of hope to many hopeless Nigerians |