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God forbid bad thing, a dog can never go back to it vomit

No be Jonah and Obi organise everything ni?

Tanoids will have another sleepless night

I was even complaining that 12 digits Don dey too much, make dem reduce to like 8 but na increase demand increase, will it add to my airtime ni?

What a woman can do, a man can do better.. .. .. .... THAT BRIGHT EUGENE TWEET GAT ME CRACKING

ahamonyeka:
na your papa naw.fool

Ogbeni, warn urself o

ahamonyeka:
I could still recall those days after my waec preparing to write jamb ol boy I was reading jamb brochure as though is a textbook,infact I know where all the pages of course is and the university that do this course and the ones that doesn't.

Who ask u for story na

Ogbontarigi ekun oko Igbo

False news from d tanoids that was

I will kill a gay if I see one

O ga o

But A Pdp Member Is D Deputy Speaker Na, Stupid Journalism And Op That Couldn't Copy The Whole Story

The Lagos State Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Tunji Shelle, says traditional rulers in the state rigged the April 11 election in favour of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, who was the candidate of the All Progressives Congress.

While speaking with our correspondent in an exclusive interview, Shelle alleged that most of the rigging took place in the Lekki/ Ajah area of the state.

The PDP boss said the election was rigged inside several palaces such that the number of voters exceeded the number of accredited voters.

Shelle said the PDP was aware of the plans beforehand and informed the Resident Electoral Commission, Mr. Akin Orebiyi, about the plans of the monarchs but little was done to prevent it.

He said, “The most annoying thing about the election was that some of the traditional rulers in Lagos State didn’t allow democracy to flow normally.

“Why in the first instance should ballot boxes be put in the front of obas’ palaces? All these things took place and INEC was warned beforehand. I told the REC personally about the traditional rulers and how they would sit down and ballot boxes would be set up around the palaces and that they should be stopped.

“The REC promised that the commission would stop the excesses of these monarchs but this was not to be. In one case, I called the REC to let him know what was happening and he sent his people there but they could do little or nothing because the traditional leader himself was sitting down and our agents were chased away and four ballot boxes were arranged in front of his doorstep. Outsiders could not vote.”

Shelle said he was hopeful that Ambode’s victory would be upturned at the Lagos Election Petitions Tribunal.

The PDP boss alleged that in local governments such as Badagry, Somolu and Epe as well as some in the coastal areas, the APC manipulated the election.

He said, “They manipulated election in the coastal areas where the terrain is difficult to access. They wanted to do a similar thing in Oshodi/Isolo but it was not allowed. The APC in collusion with INEC ensured that 10,000 ballot papers were missing in every local government.

“That of Somolu was detected and I informed the State Security Service and the REC. The 10,000 ballot papers were immediately brought out from the toilet. Why should a local government be used to store sensitive electoral materials?”

However, the APC Publicity Secretary in Lagos State, Mr. Joe Igbokwe, described Shelle’s allegations as baseless.

He described the PDP as a dead party which was only trying to remain relevant through cheap propaganda.

He said, “The fact is that the PDP doesn’t exist in Lagos and we need to emphasise this. At every election, different political speculators come together and after each defeat, you hear such nonsense like this.

“What made the PDP think that Lagosians that have experienced the real fruits of meaningful governance will embrace a dying cabal like it at a period the entire country was on a revolutionary song of change?

“This was a notorious cult that did everything to create a picture of presence in Lagos. They instigated the Igbo and other non-Yoruba against the Yoruba. They went on a violent march on the streets of Lagos, tearing down posters, billboards and other advert materials of the APC.

“They recruited the members of the Oodua Peoples Congress and other hoodlums to wage a war on Lagos. They went to recruit hoodlums and tagged them SURE-P officials but none of these desperate measures helped them as they were defeated in Lagos. Instead of going home to lick their wounds, they are here making wild and spurious allegations that they were rigged out.”http://www.punchng.com/politics/monarchs-rigged-election-for-ambode-pdp/

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See his mountainous head

The outgoing Governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, has said that he is leaving behind a dept profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration of Samuel Ortom.

Suswam stated this at the Banquet Hall of the Government House Makurdi shortly after presenting his handover notes to Ortom.

He said, “I am leaving behind a total debt profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration.”

The outgoing governor also regretted that he did not take the state to a greater height having spent eight years as a governor.

“Surely, we did not take Benue State to a greater height but that doesn’t mean that we didn’t do our part as a government,” Suswam declared.

He maintained that he had remained a fulfilled man having provided the needed platform for the incoming administration to thrive.

He appealed to the media to extend the same gesture of goodwill to the incoming administration both in the state and at the federal levels.

Suswam revealed that he had instructed his lawyers to withdraw a lawsuit he earlier instituted against Senator Barnabas Gemade at the election tribunal.

The outgoing governor had sought to represent Benue North-East Senatorial District at the red chambers but failed during the general elections.

Suswam pleaded with the people of the state in particular and Nigerians in general to forgive him for some of the decisions he might have taken that were contrary to their wishes.The outgoing Governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, has said that he is leaving behind a dept profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration of Samuel Ortom.

Suswam stated this at the Banquet Hall of the Government House Makurdi shortly after presenting his handover notes to Ortom.

He said, “I am leaving behind a total debt profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration.”

The outgoing governor also regretted that he did not take the state to a greater height having spent eight years as a governor.

“Surely, we did not take Benue State to a greater height but that doesn’t mean that we didn’t do our part as a government,” Suswam declared.

He maintained that he had remained a fulfilled man having provided the needed platform for the incoming administration to thrive.

He appealed to the media to extend the same gesture of goodwill to the incoming administration both in the state and at the federal levels.

Suswam revealed that he had instructed his lawyers to withdraw a lawsuit he earlier instituted against Senator Barnabas Gemade at the election tribunal.

The outgoing governor had sought to represent Benue North-East Senatorial District at the red chambers but failed during the general elections.

Suswam pleaded with the people of the state in particular and Nigerians in general to forgive him for some of the decisions he might have taken that were contrary to their wishes.The outgoing Governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, has said that he is leaving behind a dept profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration of Samuel Ortom.

Suswam stated this at the Banquet Hall of the Government House Makurdi shortly after presenting his handover notes to Ortom.

He said, “I am leaving behind a total debt profile of N9.2bn for the incoming administration.”

The outgoing governor also regretted that he did not take the state to a greater height having spent eight years as a governor.

“Surely, we did not take Benue State to a greater height but that doesn’t mean that we didn’t do our part as a government,” Suswam declared.

He maintained that he had remained a fulfilled man having provided the needed platform for the incoming administration to thrive.

He appealed to the media to extend the same gesture of goodwill to the incoming administration both in the state and at the federal levels.

Suswam revealed that he had instructed his lawyers to withdraw a lawsuit he earlier instituted against Senator Barnabas Gemade at the election tribunal.

The outgoing governor had sought to represent Benue North-East Senatorial District at the red chambers but failed during the general elections.

Suswam pleaded with the people of the state in particular and Nigerians in general to forgive him for some of the decisions he might have taken that were contrary to their wishes.http://www.punchng.com/news/im-leaving-behind-n9-2bn-debt-suswam/

They are just wasting their time and energy

Nigeria’s outgoing Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, has been elected President of the African Development Bank (AfDB).

He succeeds outgoing Donald Kabureka as the bank’s helmsman.

Details later…http://thenationonlineng.net/new/adesina-wins-afdb-president/

He is afraid that he might go to prison

Worse than OBJ

Waiting patiently for may 29

No and never

God will punish GEJ and his cohorts for all these things o

I can bet that we are winning dis game but y Wenger no wan rest Sanchez for next week

I will feign sickness so that I will rewrite the exam with a good calculator

If they conduct the election more than 39 times, Ajimobi will still win

APC governors just get fine fine wives,OK o

I swear,I for lyk marry this babe o