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How I wished this was Nigeria's President's speech! This man sure has vision. I pray the evil-by-default state and federal politicians will allow him. This man's speech depicts a grassroot politician who has identified with the problems of a common Nigerian and has shown human feelings. Soludo is pregnant with dreams and with the mentality of leaders of advanced countries. May he not come to default settings after a while because we have seen many sweet speeches like this go down the mud in Nigeria.

DonroxyII:
Amen O!
I solemnly Pray for his success before some miscreants started tagging Professorship as "nothing". Soludo, You shall deliver all your Manifestoes and More, Amen. On God.

Don't call people names.

He either performs or he will be criticized like those before him.

Once again I wish him well.

aspabay:
Don't call people names.

He either performs or he will be criticized like those before him.

Once again I wish him well.

Thanks.

abobote:
Obiano drunkard disrespectful wife wanted to destroy this beautiful day, we have been looking up, but God pass her
Any man that can not control his wife is not fit to be called, man.
I will come back for the speech as its too long for someone that haven't had lunch yet
Modified; I was able to read the long but comprehensive speech while waiting for my lunch, from the speech, Prof. Came prepared, though while paying tributes to leaders that staired the ship before him, he should have acknowledge, Chief chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojokwu, if not for any other thing, but as APGA founding father.
My humble opinion

That's the only error i spotted. He sure goofed there. Mentioning names of some leaders, even non nigerians without mentioning Ojukwu's name was an error.

Soludo deserves it...congratulation

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When did this group become the National Population
Commission to release population
figures? 7m+11m =>18 million?!


Anyways, that was largely a fine
speech by the newly elected
Governor C. Soludo.


Below is a pic of Soludo wearing a pair of
bell-bottoms as a kid in the 1970s.