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 Technology Market › Re: **PHONE SWAP CENTRE**SWAP IT NOW!!! pin:265DA560 or 08033923897 by PHILipu1(m): 7:00pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
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| Investment › Re: 10 Questions For MMM Subscribers (Mavrodians) by PHILipu1(m): 5:09pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
Lilimax:it made some millionaires with some other people money? Those that started it early,made millions but do you also think of the first timers that just provided help before accounts were frozen? If no way come 14,don't you know that all those people cash are gone? |
| Technology Market › Re: service discontinued by PHILipu1(m): 3:32pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
Kunleforreal:Please can i get screen for this phones? Tecno F8 (white). LG G-vista D631 (black) Give me the price. |
| Technology Market › Re: MAKE ORDER, WE SHIP 4 YOU, BUY FROM USA/CHINA ebay,amazon,$4/Ibs MAYORALL by PHILipu1(m): 3:21pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
mayorall:Please i want to buy replacements screen online for Tecno phantom A2 (F8) (white) and also LG G-vista D631 (black). How do i go about it? |
| Technology Market › Re: **PHONE SWAP CENTRE**SWAP IT NOW!!! pin:265DA560 or 08033923897 by PHILipu1(m): 2:44pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
Please i have Clean Tecno phantom A2 (F8) and LG G-vista D631 but both screens got broken but they are working perfectly. I want to sell this phones. How much will you pay? |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 12:36pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
kettle84:He asked orji Uzor kalu to beg for him. whether he called Buhari Mad man or good man,Kanu already knows his fate. Many years behind bars in the zoo. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:47am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:46am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:46am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:45am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:44am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:42am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not put their head together to
get additional state.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit.
An investigation by our reporters has
revealed that President Muhammadu
Buhari’s failure to attend the first
Southeast Economic and Security Summit
held at Government House,Enugu, on
Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused
by intrigues by politicians from the
geopolitical zone.
They are contending for supremacy in
Abuja.
They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of
Labor and Productivity, and his
counterpart in the Ministry of Science and
Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and
supported by National Assembly members
from the area.
They have been engaged in a battle of wits
and intrigues with a group of
professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex-
Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie,
founding chairman of both Diamond Bank
and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South
African mobile telecommunication
giant,MTN.
“Though the Ngige group won at the end
of the day in the sense that Buhari did not
attend the summit,” said a source in
Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is
with the Nnaji/Dozie group.”
The source revealed that Buhari was
determined to come in person and had
assured former Vice President Alex
Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth
Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his
participation,but was prevailed upon by
Ngige to decline attendance at the last
minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari
who personally chose December 22 as the
date for the summit,” disclosed the source.
Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his
participation in the summit meant to
quicken the economic development of the
Southeast to dispel the notion in some
quarters that he is against the zone.
But some Igbo members of his cabinet
reportedly told him that his visit to the
Southeast, the first since he assumed
office in May 2015, would have a greater
political impact when the contract for the
Second Niger Bridge had already been
approved by the Federal Government and
considerable work done on the Onitsha-
Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port
Harcourt Road.
The Federal Executive Council approved the
Second Niger Bridge on
Wednesday,December 21, 2016.
Buhari,after resisting the advice not to
attend the summit in Enugu, changed his
mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message
on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he
would now visit the Southeast next
February or March.
Once the news spread that Buhari was no
longer attending the summit,ministers and
many national legislators from the
Southeast felt it was no longer necessary
for them to attend,said a ranking senator
from the area.
But Deputy Senate President Ike
Ekweremadu participated in the one- day
summit.
One source said the group that scuttled
Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he
became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months
ago were concerned with portraying
themselves as the gateway to the
presidency by Southeasterners.
“They may have feared that Nnaji and
Dozie were about to upstage them,” said
the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:41am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic.
They can not put their head together to
get additional state.
They can not come together to organize a
common summit.
An investigation by our reporters has
revealed that President Muhammadu
Buhari’s failure to attend the first
Southeast Economic and Security Summit
held at Government House,Enugu, on
Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused
by intrigues by politicians from the
geopolitical zone.
They are contending for supremacy in
Abuja.
They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of
Labor and Productivity, and his
counterpart in the Ministry of Science and
Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and
supported by National Assembly members
from the area.
They have been engaged in a battle of wits
and intrigues with a group of
professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex-
Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie,
founding chairman of both Diamond Bank
and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South
African mobile telecommunication
giant,MTN.
“Though the Ngige group won at the end
of the day in the sense that Buhari did not
attend the summit,” said a source in
Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is
with the Nnaji/Dozie group.”
The source revealed that Buhari was
determined to come in person and had
assured former Vice President Alex
Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth
Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his
participation,but was prevailed upon by
Ngige to decline attendance at the last
minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari
who personally chose December 22 as the
date for the summit,” disclosed the source.
Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his
participation in the summit meant to
quicken the economic development of the
Southeast to dispel the notion in some
quarters that he is against the zone.
But some Igbo members of his cabinet
reportedly told him that his visit to the
Southeast, the first since he assumed
office in May 2015, would have a greater
political impact when the contract for the
Second Niger Bridge had already been
approved by the Federal Government and
considerable work done on the Onitsha-
Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port
Harcourt Road.
The Federal Executive Council approved the
Second Niger Bridge on
Wednesday,December 21, 2016.
Buhari,after resisting the advice not to
attend the summit in Enugu, changed his
mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message
on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he
would now visit the Southeast next
February or March.
Once the news spread that Buhari was no
longer attending the summit,ministers and
many national legislators from the
Southeast felt it was no longer necessary
for them to attend,said a ranking senator
from the area.
But Deputy Senate President Ike
Ekweremadu participated in the one- day
summit.
One source said the group that scuttled
Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he
became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months
ago were concerned with portraying
themselves as the gateway to the
presidency by Southeasterners.
“They may have feared that Nnaji and
Dozie were about to upstage them,” said
the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:35am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic. They can not put their head together to get additional state. They can not come together to organize a common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie,founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact,it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: "How We Stopped Buhari From Coming To Enugu" – IPOB by PHILipu1(m): 7:32am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic. They can not put their head together to get additional state. They can not come together to organize a common summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex- Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha- Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 7:10am On Dec 23, 2016 |
See group of people that want a republic. They can not put their head together to get additional state. They can not come together to organize a summit. An investigation by our reporters has revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to attend the first Southeast Economic and Security Summit held at Government House,Enugu, on Thursday,December 22, 2016, was caused by intrigues by politicians from the geopolitical zone. They are contending for supremacy in Abuja. They are led by Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labor and Productivity, and his counterpart in the Ministry of Science and Technology,Ogbonnaya Onu,and supported by National Assembly members from the area. They have been engaged in a battle of wits and intrigues with a group of professionals led by Bart Nnaji, an ex-Minister of Power, and Pascal Dozie, founding chairman of both Diamond Bank and the Nigerian subsidiary of the South African mobile telecommunication giant,MTN. “Though the Ngige group won at the end of the day in the sense that Buhari did not attend the summit,” said a source in Buhari’s office, “the president’s heart is with the Nnaji/Dozie group.” The source revealed that Buhari was determined to come in person and had assured former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and erstwhile Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku of his participation,but was prevailed upon by Ngige to decline attendance at the last minute.“In fact, it was President Buhari who personally chose December 22 as the date for the summit,” disclosed the source. Buhari, he stated, wanted to use his participation in the summit meant to quicken the economic development of the Southeast to dispel the notion in some quarters that he is against the zone. But some Igbo members of his cabinet reportedly told him that his visit to the Southeast, the first since he assumed office in May 2015, would have a greater political impact when the contract for the Second Niger Bridge had already been approved by the Federal Government and considerable work done on the Onitsha-Enugu Highway as the Enugu-Port Harcourt Road. The Federal Executive Council approved the Second Niger Bridge on Wednesday,December 21, 2016. Buhari,after resisting the advice not to attend the summit in Enugu, changed his mind and sent Mr. Ngige a text message on Tuesday, December 21,saying that he would now visit the Southeast next February or March. Once the news spread that Buhari was no longer attending the summit,ministers and many national legislators from the Southeast felt it was no longer necessary for them to attend,said a ranking senator from the area. But Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu participated in the one- day summit. One source said the group that scuttled Buhari’s first visit to the Southeast since he became Nigeria’s elected leader 18 months ago were concerned with portraying themselves as the gateway to the presidency by Southeasterners. “They may have feared that Nnaji and Dozie were about to upstage them,” said the source. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 7:05am On Dec 23, 2016*. Modified: 7:23am On Dec 23, 2016 |
kettle84:even though i am not a yoruba man but i know that Abiola died for his mandate and after him the yoruba produced Obasanjo. I hope kanu will die for you guys though. The yeye fowl don dey beg just after one year in prison. He will be in prison through out Buhari era so that he will know how a zoo look like. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:33am On Dec 23, 2016 |
melodyogonna:. Why should i keep quiet in my country issues. Biafrans are the ones that should keep quite. They should not talk on Nigeria issues,they should wait till their fake republic come. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 9:07pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
icankel:. The president never planned to attend the summit and if he wanted to come,he would have come and nothing will happen. Highest what Buratai did to those shites would have been a child's play compare to what those presidential guards would have done to your people. I thought by now that you guys should have gone to Abuja to free that your useless coward and scammer(kanu). You guys don't have liver to reach Abuja? |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 7:16pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
passionate88:. The president didn't planed to be there before. Forget all that those newspaper were writing. If the president want to come,he will come and even fly can not touch him. I thought you guys would have gone to Abuja by now to release the main coward and scammer (kanu) from Kuje prison. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:40pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Stingman:Go and check the igbos in the northern states like kano,maiduguri,kaduna,katsina etc. Go check the number of igbos in west and south-south Nigeria and you will know what i mean |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:29pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Stingman:. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. How many of igbos are fighting for this Biafra sef? Reasonable igbos are in every part of Nigeria going about their normal business. It is only the jobless ones and touts that are being paid kobo kobo to be shouting Biafra. If all the igbos in other part of the country return to south-east,will south-east contain you again? Maybe the 3 million igbos that died before are not ok for you. You want more to die. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:12pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
kassy777:. It seems you were not in Nigeria to watch,hear or read Jonathan and PDP campaign on tv,radio and newspaper before the 2015 elections. That was when tribalism and religion were used to divide the country. The dullest Buhari is better than your drunkard hero from otueke. And we will still vote Buhari come 2019. Igbos votes don't matter. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:02pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
kingzizzy:. But i am a Nigeria and Biafra wants to claim our territory in south-east to make a Biafra republic. They should go and find their promised land and nobody will stop them |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 5:01pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
oluwaahmed:. Go and check and you will see that igbos that are in Nigeria are from Cameroon and some Africa countries. They are travellers like herdsmen. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:58pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Jakama90:online noise maker,by the time the first bomb drop,you are already in Cameroon through the bush. Are you stronger than Ojukwu,even with France and all the mercenaries from French speaking counties,he still ran away dressed like a woman. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:49pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
[quote author=timsTNA post=52166212]Edo is a useless state ti both the sw and the ss. The ss don't do things with Edo cos you don't share the same goals and the sw don't do things with you cos you don't speak the same language. Edo is a bastard state that nobody wants [/qu find out why we are the heart beat of the nation. Can anybody function with out heart? |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:46pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Stingman:Then they are not ready for Biafra yet. He is the most senior political leader from south-east now and he should lead the way and then the international community will take Biafra serious |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:34pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
legendte:. And Moses or mandela didn't take money from his people to buy weapons like kanu. Moses was not in a hotel with prostitute like kanu 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:31pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
[quote author=MYGFGSGH post=52165773][/quote]. Goggles Niger delta states. |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:28pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
Stingman:. The best thing was to quit the government in protest and we will know that he is serious. As a deputy senate president,is he not among the government? |
| Politics › Re: Pro-Biafrans Protest Against Buhari's Visit In Enugu. Photos by PHILipu1(m): 4:17pm On Dec 22, 2016 |
IPOB123london:. I thank God that we are all in the zoo together and your leader (kanu) is in a cage inside the zoo. |
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