₦airaland Forum

kurt09:
Hon. Samuel Ogeh of PDP defeats Chidi
Lloyd of APC in the EMOLGA legislative
Re-run
PDP 14,251
APC 5,513

8kingz:
Why won't PDP win after they've nearly killed all the APC...that was there plan all along,create fear in the heart of the people so that they will not come out and vote then manufacture numbers,just when are we going to get it right if we are ever going to get it right

Caseless:
we were told rivers state is 100% pdp. That I came to confirm.

donc26:
TAI Ward 6, Unit 10
Reps- APC =200, LP=10, PDP=10
Assembly - APC=210, LP=0, PDP=10, UPP=0

Obiagelli:
These results are realy painful if true.

SeverusSnape:
Please where is Demdem aka dekdek aka deemdeem aka tokt aka Tokety7 ?

Post your own results, I know you're on ground.

ifeanyija:
voting end 2pm not 4pm. accreditation and voting are done together.

NgeneUkwenu:
Continue with your fake results! The real results will surface after voting and later tonite..

ifeanyija:
AKUKU-TORU WARD 9 UNIT 1 RESULT
SENATE: APC 16
LP 1
NNPP 4
PDP 335
PPA 6
SDP 1
STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY: APC 8
LP 2
MPPP 8
PDP 341
PPA 3
HOUSE OF REPS
PDP 356
APC 11
LP 1
SDP 1

Fedayeen:
can i interview you for two minutes?


What is the turnout like?


Which ward did you vote in?



Is APC a threat to PDP in that area election wise


How is the security situation like?

ProfessorPeter:
see your face.

ProfessorPeter:
i no see when you dey vote. You refused to post your pictures as you dey vote so that we go see how ugly you be

SeverusSnape:
Nice one there boss.

shachris02:
Phocker i see what you did there. APC all the way.

johnwizey:
Best of luck!!! I hope u wont come back in the next 2yrs shouting marginalisation

Belexy95:
U are a pathological liar looking for cheap sympathy. Correspondents from different radio stations have called in to say materials have not arrived hence the blockage by security agents. Stop distorting information.

johnwizey:
All i can deduce from this post is that you people are desperate to make sure APC did nt win today irrespective of the candidates field by PDP.

Dimienedonkz:
that's the spirit of an average south south man, no amount of guns can intimidate us

NgeneUkwenu:
The agent na Mumu!

INEC should just cancel the Unit and move on!

We don't need any bloodshed.

sarutobie:
hunger looms..

mynd1:
Bla bla bla and d wailing continues....

Buhari go forcefully convert una to muslims ni? Abeg make dem go sit down joor mtchewww.

OZAOEKPE:
and the suffering begins






when the criminal was busy spraying money during campaign and 'holy' baba was looking at him, many apc agents(modath, berem, passingshots, uncle gbawe, omenka etc) were busy praising the r*m, now the money don finish osun people are now bearing the heat

dhantey324:
Wait for his supporters to release pictures of crowd hailing him as the best gomina in the s/w. I wonder what Imo state's net allocation will be like Shame on Apc

This is far below the N56 million it received in September 2015. Rauf Aregbesola, governor of the state, has said the sum will not even be enough to pay electricity bills for the state secretariat.

“Money coming from the Federation Account has dipped seri­ously and our hope for survival is in our hands; what our forefathers lived on was agriculture,” Aregbesola said back in September 2015.

“For September, our state got N55.8 million. The money we received cannot pay for the power supply by Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) that we use at the state Secretariat monthly.”

According to the accountant-general of the federation, the state got a gross statutory allocation of N1.677 billion for February, slightly above the allocation for Ekiti, Ebonyi, Kwara and Bayelsa.

Osun also got N19.418 million and N726.1 million from the exchange rate gain and value added tax, resulting in a total gross amount of N2.423 billion for the month.

The total allocation for Osun was seen to be higher than Nasarawa, Kwara, Gombe, Ekiti and Ebonyi.

However, with the removal of the N70.989 million, N945.881 million and N1.400 billion in external debt, Irrevocable Standing Payment Order (ISPO), and other debts, the state was left with a net allocation of N6.23 million.

With a wage bill of over N2.6 billion, the net allocation of N6.23 million would do next to nothing in the southwestern state with meagre internally generated revenue (IGR).

Every other state of the federation had a minimum net allocation of N1 billion.

Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Kwara, Gombe, Nasarawa, had a net allocation of N2.984 billion, N2.167 billion, N1.377 billion, N1.815 billion, N2.300 billion, N2.169 billion respectively.

With a wage bill of N2.6 billion, Ekiti, like Osun, led by Ayodele Fayose, may also have problems meeting its wage obligations.

On the high end, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Lagos and Rivers state got N8.557 billion, N6.062 billion, N6.612 billion and N5.427 billion respectively.