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raumdeuter:Ododo is the chief clown boss. But like every other person, people expect me to support him. Person wey no fit construct simple line in English. |
Shegzdave:Bro, actually it's a three horse race. The other thug has higher chance of winning! We are in for long thing in kogi state. |
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izzou:Having to choose a slight humane amongst the three crooks, I will go for Dino but if we are to select base on credibility, that lere of ADC would have been the best but how many people know of him? When did I even get to know him sef. I think itsrm was the one that first mentioned it here. The guy get Brain and has what it takes to govern thr state but!!!!!!! |
izzou:Man, nothing can justify the acute poverty and underdevelopment we have in kogi state due to tribal politics. This is why I'm so relieved for the political idea of Natasha. This lady is here to change narrative and believe Dino could change the situation ( although I doubt this) but for the fact that we can rise above this menace to select our leader base on credibility is enough hope for me. Who could have thought that this woman can beat Bello 4:1 in election and also in court? This is also her telling the electorates to vote for development and progressiveness. Say no to tribal manipulation of votes! The three crooks we have contesting do not have intention of kogi state at heart. All man to his pocket and no one care about others but if I have to choose a slightly better person, it should be Dino but then, I might be wrong! ![]() A state stone away from Abuja has absolute no justification not to tap from the development of Abuja. We hope we get it right this time around! |
Incognito9:The politics of kogi state is more of Tribal war to governance. I quite agree that my state has had it bad in the past and I'm afraid we are about making same mistake. While I really agree to what the man said, I will not also hesitate to state that he was/is part of the problem of kogi state. This was a man who had the chance to represent his zone. How did it effect his zone. What good governance did his people enjoy? I also see it from a man who is looking for a desperate attention for political post. One cannot also rule his intention which is to allow his kinsman wins the forthcoming election. We know people like this and how they go about harassing and challenging the party because of hidden agenda of seeing his tribal man wins and not for the betterment of the state. And they are the problem of the state! Prior to now, how many times has he come out to rebuke yahaya Bello and his gangs and call for good governance in kogi state? Doing that in the eve of election is akin to clout chasing! In kogi state, every zone plays tribal politics and wants his man to be the Governor. We are not ripe to rise above this and challenge the credibility of our elected officers. Those mugus go about with sweet talk to the electorates with no one to ask "how" question. None of them has blue print or manifestos and the kogites care neither. So, it's a situation between devil, red Sea and Lucifer. |
Dear Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, I trust this message finds you in good health and high spirits. It is with immense joy and pride that we extend our warmest congratulations to you on your recent victory at the Court of Appeal and your swearing-in as the incumbent Senator representing Kogi Central at Nigeria's National Assembly. Your journey to this pivotal position has been one filled with unwavering dedication and determination, making you the first female Senator from Kogi State – a significant milestone indeed. Your victory is not just a personal achievement but a triumph for the people who have bestowed their trust in you and for the judiciary that has ensured justice prevails. The people of Kogi Central have long awaited effective and sound representation, and with your swearing-in, their hopes are now pinned on you to deliver the much-anticipated dividends of legislation. We implore you to sheath your sword of political struggle and embrace a new chapter of collaboration with the necessary stakeholders. It is time for Kogi Central to reclaim its rightful place, and we look to you to lead the way. However, in this journey, we must remain vigilant against sycophants and praise singers who often contribute little to the development of our region. True leadership demands discernment and an unwavering commitment to the people's welfare. In this light, we must commend former Senator Abubakar Sadiku Ohere for his short but commendable term in office. His contributions to the hallowed chamber were noteworthy, and his legacy deserves recognition. As you step into your role as Senator, we urge you to sustain your struggle for the revival of the moribund Ajaokuta Steel Company (ASCO). This initiative has the potential to create massive employment opportunities for the youth of Kogi Central. Let us move away from the era of superficial youth empowerment programs and work towards meaningful and sustainable development. We are confident that you possess the qualities and vision needed to bring about positive change and development to our district. Your commitment to effective representation and your passion for true leadership will undoubtedly serve as a beacon of hope for Kogi Central. May your tenure be marked by great accomplishments, and may the people of Kogi Central reap the benefits of your dedication and hard work. God bless Kogi Central Senatorial District! Hassan Adeiza Ozigis.
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Recent political developments in kogi central avails us with realities, and the intake is an eyeopener and a deep reflection of the dynamics of life and the memes of political brouhaha. As reactions trails in diverse perspective, it is imperative for me to pen down my submissions and give a forward -looking advise as we go to the poll few days from now. I congratulate the Amazon, Barr. Natasha Hadiza Akpoti Oduaghan for the affirmation of the trial court verdict by the appellate court who validates her as the winner of kogi central senatorial election. No doubt the adjudication of the court is an affirmative to the decision of the people of Kogi central. You are not only an icon in the contemporary Nigeria but also an inspiration to the younger generations in line with the topnotch trait you exhibited. Your doggedness, resilience, courage, steadfastness, sagacity and high level of intellectual balance has exemplified you among your coevals. I hope you will meet with the yearnings of your people, and give them a rare representation that will set the land on the pedestal of economic prosperity. I want to extol and appreciate his Excellency Alh. Yahaya Bello for proven yet again the leader he is by congratulating the Senator-Elect, and calling for a collaborative effort to move kogi central forward. While pundits might see it as ineffectual antics knowing fully well that the verdict is from court of finality and her decisions are binding, I will still applaud his Excellency for the outburst because it has arrested flames and crippled the storms that might clouded the political atmosphere in the next few days. Taking critical evaluation of Natasha's interview at channel TV yesterday, it shows that she's still very much bittered and emotional due to the ill experiences she had overtime. Hence, I call on well meaning Ebiras to wade in as fast as possible to pacify her to let go, and see her victory a grace from God that needs to be built upon, and also to forgive her political rivals for the best interest of our people who believed and entrusted her with their mandate. All been said, No victory, No vanguish! All lessons learnt. It is time to administered governance. May kogi Central Succeed! May Kogi State Succeed!! BY; COMR. JEGEDE ONOTU ABDULAZEEZ.
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The previous thread: https://www.nairaland.com/7893835/futminna-lecturer-adefolalu-funmilola-sherifat the murder of Dr Fumilola Adefolalu, who was a lecturer with the Department of Biochemistry, School of Life Sciences of the Federal University of Technology, Minna on Saturday, October 28. Joy, who confessed to the crime while being paraded at the Bosso Police Station in Minna, Niger state, said that she had gone to the house to confront and beat up the late lecturer for sending her packing. According to Joy, she had gone to the deceased residence with two of her classmates whom she identified as Walex and Smart, adding that while beating her, it was discovered that the lecturer would report them when she was left alone which was why they decided to kill her. The suspect who is an SS 2 Student of Day Secondary School, Gidan Kuka, said that Smart and Walex first hit the deceased with a stool before stabbing the deceased with knives repeatedly and leaving her dead. She stated: “It was Walex who said that she would recognize us if we left her alive, so they started stabbing her with the knife we brought, I then struggled with the knife with them which made Smart enter her kitchen and take a knife there and they continued stabbing her. “They stabbed her in her stomach, her hands, her legs and she was just shouting Jesus, Jesus. After all that, they took her phone and laptop and her car battery before we left the house in the motorcycle we came in.” Joy said she had been living with the deceased for three weeks, adding that the deceased who was supposed to sponsor her education sent her packing because she could no longer bear her misdeeds. The Niger State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Abiodun Wasiu while parading the suspect, said that the police are on the trail of Joy’s friends, Walex and Smart, saying that the investigation is ongoing as the case is being transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) for further investigation and prosecution. https://thenationonlineng.net/14-year-old-girl-arrested-over-murder-of-fut-minna-lecturer/
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On behalf of Ododo Ebigo Connect, we extend our warmest congratulations to you on your victory at the supreme court which further validates you the authentic candidate of our great party in the November 11, Kogi State Gubernatorial Election. This amazing accomplishment is just one step on your journey. Your ability to relentlessly search for solutions to problems and find innovative ways to improve the world is the key to this success and many more. You are a thoroughbred professional, a goal getter and a passionate kogite who is ever committed in setting positive standard and I know that you will replicate it and excel in your stewardship as the 7th democratically elected Executive Governor of Kogi State. Profound thanks to the Government of Kogi State led by His Excellency, Alh Yahaya Bello for finding you worthy and reposing such confidence in you to fly the flag of our party . We pray for God's grace and guidance upon you as we move on with our campaigns, and may God give us a resounding victory at the poll. Congratulations Sir.. *Signed:* *Comr. Jegede Onotu Abdul Azeeze* _Director, Media and Publicity Ododo Ebigo Connect_
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Amoto94:This makes sense actually. |
The climax of our heterogeneity and diversity should be an instrument of hope and an impetus of progress that will set the state on a pedestal of greatness. I am a good student of history who has moved to nooks and crannies of this country in quest for academic excellent. The proximity of the relationship established has widen up my thoughts and get me more informed about how proficient it could be if we leverage on our diversity both in tongue, religious belief and political affiliation to engineered a workable and prosperous society. Hitherto, They've been an erroneous belief that our diversity is a contagious disease that will continually derail our progress, sighting instances of the team players displaying absolute sentiment and prioritizing their fortunes at the detriment of others. And this has been on the line of our leadership realm and administrative modules operandi over the years. While others may peruse contrarily, the Kogi in me is all inclusivity with deserving template and an active policy that will drive the state on a greener pasture. The Kogi in me is a developmental agenda that will drive the economy of the state by harnessing judiciously the naturally endowed mineral and material resources. The Kogi in me is a quest for the best brains and capable hands to steer the mantle of leadership and bring governance closer to my people. The Kogi in me is the prioritization of human capital development where the government and people alike invest heavily in education, skills acquisition, sport, and many more. The Kogi in me is to see the state at the front burner of industrialization and digitalization. This will gainfully engage our youths, and subsequently reduce the rate of unemployment. The Kogi in me is the welfarism of the workers where the work force get their renumeration and statutory packages as at when due. The kogi in me is to see the healthiness of our health institutions where there is absolute guarantee of our heath safety. These and many more are the kogi in me that I will continue to explore both in words and in actions. I won't subscribe at any point to sentiment because it serves as a sine qua none that will retrogress the state and cripple it viability as seen over the years. _By; Comr. Jegede Onotu Abdul Azeeze_
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May Allaah grant us patience. |
Ameem. Jazakulmullah Khairan |
dostr4:Gusto don complete e ban? |
At some point, I have to check if this is truly Chelsea thread ![]() Can you please create a thread for una trolling? Let us breathe here ahbeg. |
MashAllah |
MashAllah. |
iamoyindamola: ![]() I can relate bro. |
Honestly, this should be condemned. In a situation like this, the best to achieve your goals is through dialogue. You don't fight a lost war. I actually did support Palestine but these actions of killing innocent people and abducting people is wrong and should be condemned like I will also do if reverse is the case. Now, Israel will have a good reason to pummel them with no one to caution them. #peace# |
Jostoman:He is using loophole in the system to his advantage. That's Nigeria for you. |
Jostoman:In your wildest dreams. Even Muri has a brighter chance of winning compare to Zino ahbi debino. Nov 11 is 35 days from now. Wait till then. |
Jostoman:He did contest in a joint ticket with late Audu..... He really wanted to contest this upcoming one, then Bello happened to him. |
hisexcellency34:He has little or no option bro |
Solsix:No. But he is needed for APC victory. |
As the Governor assures APC member equal participation, representation....... The Governor of Kogi State, His Excellency Yahaya Bello, CON, has reaffirmed the fundamental principle of equal rights to participation and representation for all party members in Kogi State. This commitment was highlighted during his reception of Hon James Abiodun Faleke, the former deputy governorship candidate of the APC in the 2015 election and the current Chairman of the House Committee on Finance. Governor Bello emphasized that within the APC, there exists a level playing field where every member has equal access to the numerous opportunities offered by the party. He underscored the absence of hierarchy or privilege when it comes to participation within the party. Hon. Faleke arrived with a contingent of party members representing all three senatorial districts. This distinguished group included Prof Stephen Ocheni, former Minister of Labour and Productivity; Barrister Dangana Ocheja, the former senator representing Kogi East; Barrister Eke Maimuna Audu, daughter of the former governor of the state; and Hon Duro Meseko, the Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the APC. Their visit was a clear demonstration of their readiness to actively engage in working and campaigning for the success of the party's candidate, Ododo Ahmed Usman, in the November 11 governorship election. Hon. Faleke explained that their decision to wholeheartedly support Ododo Ahmed Usman's candidacy was reached following a meeting with other party members in Abuja. This meeting was in preparation for the official flag-off campaign ceremony of the APC in Kogi State. He emphasized that their dedication to working for the ruling APC is motivated by the broader interests of both the state and the nation. Hon. Faleke assured that the All Progressives Congress is united and stronger than ever before. This development reflects the APC members' unwavering commitment to unity and their collective aspiration for victory in the forthcoming November 11 governorship election in Kogi State. ONOGWU Muhammed Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
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DissTroy:Aaahhh!!! Small small now. Person no dy play with you ni? You carry atomic bomb enter friendly disagreement!!! E ![]() |
Jummah Mubaraq |
raumdeuter:It's expected egbon. That governor too useless and crook. I've longed expected his dismissal. If we can have this type of judgment for all these crook self selected officials, it will, at least, restore small hope on our judiciary. |
A001:Thank you all. |
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