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customized13:You're being unfair, on what basis did you come to such a conclusion? Would it be fair to label everyone who condemned the past violence in the NE a tribalist? |
Haba don't panic, the Nnewi buses are on their way with the rest of the votes. |
OperationIgrigi:
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Ba karya, Yero was a waste. |
Mrbigman1:Dunno bout those, I'm from the NW. The violence recorded in Rivers, Abia and Akwa Ibom is unprecedented, needless and utterly shameful. |
Now who is unleashing the dogs and baboons? |
INEC May Cancel Election In Violence Affected Areas Channels Television. Updated April 12, 2015 The Independent National Electoral Commission in Nigeria (INEC) has warned that it may have no other option but to cancel results in some areas where the state returning officer recorded violence. The spokesman for the INEC chairman, Mr Kayode Idowu, said the commission had recorded reports of electoral violence in some places and would deal with it appropriately. “We have received reports of incidents of Security breaches in some areas, particularly in Rivers State, but security agents have been on top of their game and we have been able to also conduct elections in those hot spots. “There are areas where you have incidents of violence. Generally speaking, the election went on across the country. “There are report of breaches of the peace in Abia State. There are challenges to the peace in many of the areas,” Mr Idowu said, confirming reports of violence in some areas. He, however, said that reports received by the commission also showed that elections had gone on quite well in all the states. Returning Officer To Decide Reports of violence in Abia, Akwa Ibom and Rivers State, have led to calls for cancelation of election results in some of the places where violence was recorded. But Mr Idowu said that the Returning Officer reserved the right to decide if the elections in the areas would be canceled. “There are guidelines and rules that the commission applies for dealing with cases where you have unwarranted infringement on the process, like ballot box snatches and stuffs like that. “The Returning Officer is empowered to take a decision on what to do with areas where there have been violation of the process, like snatching of the ballot box or card readers. “If the Returning Officer considers it serious enough, he can cancel or void the elections in such areas. The decision resides with the Returning Officer. “If you have elections voided in any area, you will have to look at the balance when the result in other areas are collated. The difference between the leading candidate and the runner-up, if the outstanding votes are added to the runner up and it makes a difference to who leads, then that is significant. “If the addition does not make a difference then you cannot say it is significant,” Mr Idowu explained. He, however, said that there were no reports sent to the INEC that showed there was an entire area where election did not go on. http://www.channelstv.com/2015/04/11/inec-may-cancel-election-in-violence-affected-areas/ cc: lalasticlala |
The last kicks of a dying horse. I understand Fayose's conundrum, it's no holiday facing the double barrels of setting an ignoble and utterly shameful impeachment record, and the repercussions of his many crimes once he is stripped of his immunity. Oh well, that's how he lay his bed. |
Wike must be paralysed with panic right now to see his strategies gradually being ripped apart, you can imagine how confident he was in his plans by his infamous diatribe on live TV. Those thugs should be treated like the killers that they are, these are the same elements that will be abandoned by the politicians after the polls to terrorize us with wanton acts of armed robbery, kidnapping and militancy. I expect to hear of more raids and arrests before the polls are opened, parade don change gear. |
This Atiku? Mogidi:
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Nice. Our profile is steadily rising already. More cash for these hard times. |
I'm rather surprised this guy is regarded as some type of political leader. |
I just love this Oba. No concessions, respect his feelings, period. Spoken like a true King. The Igbo leaders also deserve commendation for resolving to shelve any grudges. All's well that ends well. |
Sai Baba, I anticipate a detailed and well thought out plan within a sustainable framework which will exploit Nigeria's numerous competencies and capacities for the benefit of the people as well as national development. |
Doesn't the PDP ever learn? |
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Parade has truly changed gear. Things are changing, there's no more latitude for impunity in our land. The strategy in the redeployment pattern is quite evidently to euthanize any plans by Mbu or any corrupt security agents to interfere with the elections using their already established structures, strategies, and influence. The deployment of 32 fresh batches of MOPOL and 6 crack teams of detectives to Rivers state, among other special units, is an unveiled measure to contain the electoral violence already being perpetrated in the State. With the discovery of MASSOB's bomb factory yesterday, it is also not surprising to see a shake up in the security framework of some states in the region. I must give Kudos to the IGP, the citizens of RS will definitely feel safer, especially in knowing that their brothers will no longer be murdered and their mothers will no longer be tear-gassed into submission, for exercising their civic duties. The tables have turned. There's a new sheriff in town .
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This was bound to happen, now expect the trouble makers to play their genetically programmed role of victim. Throughout this drama, did the instigators remember they're still a minority whether in the lagoon or hanging from a palm tree? Now a soul is lost, and he will be too dead to see if he was buried in no man's land or every man's land. We must agree to disagree and embrace peace if we do not want to be overwhelmed by this veiled tsunami. |
MugabeRobert:
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Yero has failed Kaduna and has nothing more to offer, so this is not surprising. The state’s budget profile does not display a development orientation. For instance, the state’s capital to recurrent ratio has declined from 77%:23% to 55%:45%, reflecting a preference to spend for the pleasure and comfort of the ruling clique. The era of wanton corruption and reckless impunity is dead and buried with the PDP. Nigeria has CHANGED. |
Now that's more like it. There is really no winner in a game of hatred, only temporal victories and permanent scars. I commend the Igbo leaders for this gesture, hopefully their followers will shelve their provocative arrogance in the interest of peace. No doubt, the Oba has also learnt a lesson in public conduct and speaking. Let the healing begin. |
Now that's more like it. There is really no winner in a game of hatred, only temporal victories and permanent scars. I commend the Igbo leaders for this gesture, hopefully their followers will shelve their provocative arrogance in the interest of peace. No doubt, the Oba has also learnt a lesson in public conduct and speaking. Let the healing begin. |
Well we can't say we didn't warn the PDP, the party should focus on giving its defecting members a reason to stay, otherwise all that will be left under the tattered umbrella will be their wannabe NL members. GEJ succeeded in being the first incumbent to be booted out of office, the first minority president that failed to develop his region which has been crying for attention for decades, and the undisputed destroyer of the largest party in Africa. |
This is a welcome development. The more checks and balances in the system, the better. They should also strike a balance to avoid breathing down the Presidents neck and reduce the chances for conflict. |
I remember when a thread was opened on NL late last year, asking where the northern support for Buhari was since the noise seemed to only be coming from the SW. My answer was short and simple: the silence is strategic. We knew Buhari and northern presidency was a delicate issue considering his antecedents and our past dominance. We knew how our vocal and dogged support as a result of pure unbridled love for him could be misconstrued for a 'born to rule' mentality which could have adversely affected his campaign and acceptability in the south. The result of that strategy is what we are celebrating today, and this strategic silence is what Eziachi was advocating, and misunderstood by Montaque. It is therefore glaringly obvious that until Igbos embrace the concept of stooping to conquer, they will forever grope in the wilderness of political irrelevance and servitude. Mark my words. |
Ambode and Peterside's victories this Saturday will be the final nail in the PDP's coffin and crystallize their impending irrelevance in the scheme of things. Mark's pending exit from the party is just the icing on the cake. KOWA would make a good alternative opposition party. Sai Ambode! Sai Peterside! Sai Buhari!
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It's great that we are now getting global support for a global problem. The U.S, Germany, and now Israel have stated their willingness to cooperate with the Buhari administration in the fight against terror. The Israelis' technological support in the agricultural sector is perfectly timed as one of the guiding tenets of this new government is diversification of the economy so that our pyramids and plantations can return. |
One of the revelations I anticipate upon hand over are details of the government's sabotage of the war on terror, and it's involvement. The inept failures must have inadvertently left a paper trail that the incoming administration can sniff around. The several discreet arms purchase including the busted one with pastor bling-bling must be investigated as well. Jonathan's deceit might still send him to jail for war crimes...we eagerly wait. |
MalcoImX:Thanks for the pointer, I agree some cases might have to be overlooked. |
This is exactly the strategy that cost the PDP the Presidency. |
MalcoImX: wallex1983:Did anyone else notice this? This has made my day. I knew all those effusive statements by President Buhari about not investigating Jonathan and his cronies was just a gesture to keep the peace, and carefully worded to avoid contradiction with another statement he made about ensuring anti-graft agencies like the ICPC are made completely and fully autonomous, with a tenured appointment to boot. What that statement is simply saying is - I will not personally pursue or investigate past government criminals, but I will empower, equip, facilitate, and ensure that the agencies responsible for that will pursue and track them down with no mercy because we are very, very broke right now. So no, he is no Mandela. President Buhari is a wise and intelligent man. The party is over. |
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