osidion2020:
I think it's ogiamen not Agiamen, good evening.

Honoredeblazac:
And professor Zulum will come and claim that he is doing well in Borno and then hope to become president one day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvqRhghyce0

Fire guts down Monday Market Maiduguri.

Borno state's Monday-Market, the largest commercial center in northeast Nigeria

TheRareGem1:
Imagine gutter talk.

BAT Jan talk yesterday now Shettima has spewed rubbish.

This is the same Shetima that extol Osinbajo having invested so much in Borno, restored hope especially the children who lost their parents to Boko Haram Insurgency. This is the reason why Borno people even love Osinbajo. I wonder why Shetima place person gain over interests of Borno people

Penguin2:
A picture of Tinubu in the mosque with Sultan of Sokoto surfaced earlier in the day.

But one question has been running through my head; “why did Tinubu sit on a chair inside the mosque, is he bigger than Allah?”

Around 2017, when Buhari was so sick and frail, a picture of him was taken in the mosque where he was looking like was going to breathe his last the next minute with Bukola Saraki captured looking him with disdain. But guess what? He still sat on the floor.

But here’s Tinubu who is asking to be made president sitting on a chair inside a mosque. Yet his handlers will say he’s not sick and frail.

This is an affront on Allah which must be condemned by every Muslim.

Penguin is a bird of reason!

Sleekfingers:



He might be , nobody today. But he will be somebody in 2023......
Who was babatunde raji Fasola holmes in 1999? See where him dey now , from a governor of the economic capital of nigeria, lagos , to becoming a minister with three portfolios , before buhari remove one.....

The governor of Borno State, Babaganda Zulum, has asked his supporters to ignore the critical comment about his administration made by the governorship candidate of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mohammed Ali Jajeri, saying he is a nobody.

In a report published by PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday, Mr Jajeri accused Mr Zulum of running a nepotic government where contracts are awarded to only cronies and family members.

Reacting to the development, Isa Gusau, the spokesperson of the governor, said neither he nor his principal would honour the opposition’s candidate. Mr Gusau described Mr Jajeri as an “unknown governorship candidate.”

Mr Gusau said the governor’s supporters should “resist the temptation of responding to any of the spurious allegations coming from an “unknown governorship candidate (UGC) of the PDP in Borno State”.

“Let me as always, start by once again conveying Governor Babagana Umara Zulum’s profound gratitude to every one of you using social media platforms to consistently promote the developmental activities of the state government. You share in Professor Zulum’s undivided efforts to speed up Borno’s ongoing recovery from the catastrophic impact of over 12 years of insurgency.

“As you may have observed, in recent days, an unknown governorship candidate of the PDP in Borno State has been granting all sorts of political interviews, releasing a series of political articles targeting Governor Zulum ahead of the 2023 governorship election.

“On the surface, it would seem that the unknown governorship candidate wants to square up but from our experiences with such personalities, the man simply wants us to respond so that he will eventually become popular.

“Fact is that he is not quite known even within the PDP stakeholders in Borno State,” Mr Gusau said.

Mr Gusau said he has been involved in politics in the state for more than 18 years but has never heard of Mr Jajeri. He said even members of the PDP did not know their governorship candidate.

“From my inquiry, many stakeholders of the PDP in Borno State, still do not know the man (Jajeri).

“He is an unknown governorship candidate. A UGC.

“Apparently, the man has realized this and is doing everything possible to attract our media reactions, hoping to gain from Zulum’s God-given publicity that is both nationwide and global.

“The unknown governorship candidate (UGC) wants us to respond to his spurious allegations to make him popular.

He then asked the supporters of the governor to be focused and continue highlighting the achievement of his principal rather than responding to Mr Jajeri.

“Focus your energy and time towards continued highlighting of Zulum’s developmental activities that are touching lives.”


Mr Gusau said even if they feel compelled to respond, he instructed them to “simply showcase videos and photos of relevant schools with evidence of locations.”

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nnorth-east/534482-borno-2023-you-are-a-nobody-zulum-replies-pdp-governorship-candidate.html

Tissaia:
if I got your logic. Zulum will lose because of that

heydays:
I am not saying it is impossible but it would be quite hard and a tedious task.

heydays:
Are you sure ...?? Stop whining yourself...

“They have made everyone believe that Borno is heaven looking from the outside, but when you come to the state you would realize that it is not what they say it is. Life is much more difficult here.”

The governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Borno State, Mohammed Jajari, has said that his emergence as the opposition party’s flag bearer was because the people of Borno believe he has all it takes to unseat the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2023.

“When I picked my form to vie for the PDP ticket, some of my associates in Lagos, Abuja etc called, asking ‘are you picking the form to contest against Governor Zulum?’ And I was like yes I will pick the form and I will defeat him,” Mr Jajari, an investment banker and expert in the extractive industry, said.

Mr Jajari said he would defeat Governor Zulum, a professor turned politician, who many believe has performed well in office. Mr Jajari, however, insists that the governor’s achievements are not enough to keep Mr Zulum in power beyond 2023.

“Those from the outside see it as an impossible task, but we, the majority of people of Borno, know that it is one of the easiest tasks to accomplish because we know that there is nothing fantastic going on in this government. There is no single positivity attached to this government.”

Mr Jajari, 42 years old, emerged the winner of PDP primaries having defeated Mohammed Imam, the acclaimed backer of the opposition party in Borno State.

The relatively known Jajari polled a total of 487 votes to defeat a much older and more experienced politician, Mr Imam, who got 362 votes in the PDP primary m

Many in Borno still believe that the reputation of Mr Zulum dwarfs Mr Jajari, who is considered an underdog, politically.

Speaking with PREMIUM TIMES on his victory and his mission in politics, Mr Jajari said he was delighted to emerge a winner even though he was not surprised because the people of Borno had through the PDP delegates committed to bringing a change in the state’s polity.


The PDP flag bearer said he joined the race for the 2023 governorship to address three key issues that he believes worry the people of Borno State.

“First of all, I intend to end the insecurity which still threatens a lot of our people; second of all, is to make sure all the sacked employees are returned to their service, and thirdly to ensure that contract awards in the state are done by reputable contractors and not family and friends,” he said.

“We are tired of hearing the terms ‘direct labour’ in public projects even though everybody knows that it is not direct labour but contracts given to cronies, family members and friends and that’s why most of the contracts done don’t last the test of a short time.”

Borno PDP has never won any of the general elections since 1999, due largely to its chaotic disposition and lack of unity. The party was to a greater extent accused of being a shadow of the ruling government’s party in the state.

The PDP flag bearer who hails from Mobbar, the local government area of the present Deputy National Chairman (North) of the APC, Abubakar Kyari, said the infighting that denied the PDP power in Borno state since 1999 was all caused by the ruling party in the state.

“The PDP in Borno today has learnt its lessons, and it is very easy to correct all the errors of the past. And to start with, we have agreed to stay away from any APC arrangements. We will bring forth real opposition in Borno State; we will constructively criticize the policies and programmes of the Borno State government. We will be free to talk to our people and mobilize, creating awareness for all. We will criticize all the policies that are not good, we will bring them up to be debated.

“The policies of the APC despite all the hype are not fantastic. They found that easy to do because they have turned the state into almost a one-party system whereby they do everything to ensure that no influential or known household name of the party leads the party unless the ones that agree to work for them.


“They have made everyone believe that Borno is heaven looking from the outside, but when you come to the state you would realize that it is not what they say it is. Life is much more difficult here.”

source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/534232-borno-governorship-defeating-zulum-easiest-thing-to-accomplish-jajari.html

GreatAxeMan:
And you either lack basic intelligence or honesty or you wouldn't be living in denial of a universally acknowledged truth about the extreme backwardness of Northern Nigeria.

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GreatAxeMan:
What educated graduate teachers? How many primary school students does the north have, let alone university graduates? Are you not the region with the highest number of children out of school?

Chibuzoc:


Whats your take regarding the injustice and rising of terror in the east based on your experience and witness in Borno state.

GreatAxeMan:
Oil is not the only resource that you parasites have been living off.
The NYSC was created to enable northern secondary schools to have access to educated graduate teachers from the South.
I first noticed this when I had the misfortune of serving in Nasarawa state.
In almost every secondary school in Awe local government there were at least 10 corpers for every teacher.
My friends who served in other parts of the North like Kebbi and Jigawa told me it was the same experience for them.
Meanwhile, most of the principals in these schools would not pay the corpers any salary, forcing the corpers to rely on their allowances.
Everything in the North is created to guarantee failure and backwardness.

RandyOku:


SHARAP

Borno will NEVER RISE!!!

Tell NL how many LGA BOKOHARAM now controls in Borno

GreatAxeMan:
Rise again to what? Even before the insurgency you were poor and wretched.
The future will be even worse for you because the time is coming when you won't be able to use the resources of the West, East or Niger Delta to fight your mor0nic islamic wars. That's when your real suffering will begin.

jrusky:


Hahahahaha morality upright what Pesin wey followed woman from UK to Kenya na hin b morality upright u beta keep quiet and say something else.