₦airaland Forum

Raymondenyi:
you this boi, u just seem to be so unreasonable at every instance, u never Implore logic and objective reasoning, i dont know why.... must it always be party line of persuasion , why can't you put national interest first? (Parties were created to strengthen our democracy n nation, not the reverse)

Personally I believe since majority members re APC, this feat is very achievable

barcanista:
Why didn't he do it when he was a Member of Federal House of Representative? What impact did he make in his constituency in Kogi State as HoR member with the Millions that flowed to him for constituency project?

Abeg make him go siddon jare. All these APC people sef.

angelawoko:
https://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=167322

omolami:
It is not a news that Danjuma sponsored the sefeat of Jonthan. I wonder why Gej is not aware of this. May be he is aware but for his gentle nature of dining with d enemy. Danjuma is a trator and a deceiver. He vowed not minding to exhaust his wealth to removing Gej and rest is story. Let Massob and ND militant find solution to Danjuma's vetupirtions by destrying all his oil org and he would have been made to shut up. Common almajiri were used to vote Gej out ; Courtesy Gov Kwakanso .This is one of d reasons for breeding them in the first place. They wont go to school. Sorry Gej built schl for them .Those schls are now market places already. I blamed Tinubu selfish dedires that rigged sw states election for APC . I will not be surprise when Buhari and Tinubu start fighting over APC structures. Typical fulani way of dominance. Buhari did not win election onl Gej saved non indegines living in d north from carnage or civil war as stated by Danjuma. The best for nigeria is for the north to be on their own. Not part of SS SW SE and middle belt . or t worst let nigeria divide alon river niger and Benue int North and south Nigeria. The violet and threads ofkillingd by the north is unbearable we should separate from this north. let them rule their almajiri and d rest of their people

swizzle:
[b]ASARI IS NOT A HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST! HE IS A THUG!!!

bokoslayer:
Now tell me, how are these APC dis-honourables different from motor park touts.
The dude calling somebody a small boy and throwing tantrums is Hon Rotimi Makinde from Osun State.

GEJ was right when he said the southwest should not be left in the hands of rascals. Rotimi Makinde is a perfect example.

em77:
Apc is planin to destory Nigeria. Nigerians beware of APC. their plan is 2 cause problem but they will fail.

maestroferddi:
Only in Nigeria.

Fence scaling honourables!

Somebody should have handed them poles to pole-vault over the gate...

That could have looked smarter, at least...

ayukdaboss:
I don't know what you see...I see a man who fought for his right just like this poster below me rightly said.

akiOYIBO:
lol......I wonda where u get ur senses from

Sealeddeal:
OP,what proof do you have to show that it is GEJ that released Capital oil and gas to its owner,Ifeanyi Ubah?

akiOYIBO:
If you will be honest, confess to us how uncomfortable you greedy northerners and westerners of the country have been with the fact that u might never smell white house again.

Descartes:
The former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, has reacted to an interview granted to the Sun Newspaper on Monday, October 20, by Nigerian Ambassador to Spain and widow of the late Chief Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, Mrs. Bianca Ojukwu, where she expressed shock and disappointment at the former governor’s leaving the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). She said, inter alia, “It is undeniable that Obi made immense contributions to APGA. I remain proud of his achievements, as governor of Anambra State. His exit diminishes us, and many of his supporters and grassroots crusaders are disappointed and demoralised.” Mrs. Ojukwu also described the action of the former governor as a betrayal of her late husband and renowned Igbo leader, who had such great trust in him and his assurances that he, Obi, would always stand by APGA. In his reaction, Obi, who has so far ignored all comments made about his political decision, opened up by pointing out that Mrs. Ojukwu was not a frivolous person and that her comments must be taken seriously more so when she was the wife of his leader. But he reminded the public that loyalty to a cause does not change with a change of platform; and that there has not been any change of principles on his part. Speaking with journalists, Obi said this response would be his last on the matter to enable him channel his time and energy alongside other well-meaning Igbos to work for the re-election campaign of President Goodluck Jonathan and the place of Ndigbo in the Nigerian politics. He said: “Of all those who have spoken, and who continue to speak, on the issue of my leaving APGA, only Bianca spoke with sincerity. She does not fall into the class of those who are now displaying dated video clippings and presenting matters out of context for political reasons, without appreciating the sacrifice put into building the House they are now destroying.” Continuing, Obi said: “I want to have it on record that Bianca was right when she reported my exchange with the Ikemba when he called me and asked whether I would leave APGA, after the events of Abia State at
that time, when the governor left APGA for reasons I believe to be genuine. I wish to reiterate that I am still loyal to our great leader, in terms of what serves the interests of our people and the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Everyone knows today that APGA is not what it used to be. My assurance to our great leader did not imply that I would be loyal to a platform that some people have resolved to turn into an empty shell without an inner core of shared values. I remain faithful to those values and principles our great leader asked me to stand by and defend.” Obi insists that time would reveal whether the APGA of today is still propagating the late leader’s core principles. He said he had seen enough of violation of what APGA stood for, and therefore cannot continue to stay in a place which had departed from the original course and where clearly he was not wanted. Recounting the father-son relationship between him and late Ojukwu, Obi said he kept his promise to the leader and finished as an APGA
governor and helped to enthrone another APGA governor. He also said he stayed with Ojukwu throughout his trying period and intervened in all possible ways to ensure that he was given a burial befitting for a leader and a hero. Speaking further, Obi said: “According to Mrs. Ojukwu, our political father, Odumegwu-Ojukwu, Ndi Anambra and Nigerians believed I was humble, hard working, honest, good mannered, among others and that I delivered on good governance.
These were not primarily because of the political party I belonged to, but because of my belief that we must build a better society for our children.” Obi said Ojukwu advised him to continue to support Jonathan for reasons which he Ojukwu made clear
to him. On his several discussions with Mrs Ojukwu, Obi said it was true that they discussed about APGA repeatedly, but that the last time he discussed with her in detail was after he held a closed-door meeting with the leadership of the party with four venerated persons from Anambra State, after which he told Mrs. Ojukwu that based on what transpired at the meeting, which those people understood, he had had enough and needed to move on. “Like my leader and political father, Odumegwu Ojukwu, who was bitterly criticised for ignoring the Zik- led Nigerian Peoples Party (NPP) to join the National Party of Nigeria (NPN), where he felt the interests of Ndigbo and the nation would be better served, I have moved out of a political party which in my own opinion has derailed. I have moved on to a place my contributions towards proper representation of our people would have the level of impact that would make Ikemba rejoice in his grave,” Obi Said Obi said Mrs. Ojukwu, whom he holds in high esteem would later be in a position to judge the propriety or otherwise of recent developments in the party and his actions. He concluded that time will judge all “our actions accordingly.” www.thisdaylive.com/articles/obi-replies-bianca-ojukwu-says-he-left-apga-because-it-had-derailed/191917/

DumeloDumelo:
I bank with them too. They used to be good until after their merging with Oceanic bank.

DumeloDumelo:
Are you serious?
Please tell me more.

wheesin: as much as i hate big brother..i cant help but appreciate edo women...she bears afegbai...my middle name

HisSexcellency: Ok, he wants to crush them now with just four months to election. And if i may ask, which of the boko haram - the political boko haram that have members even in his cabinet or the militant boko haram led by shekau?

glinty: Medicine after death. The deed is already done. No amount of blackmail or backlash will fill the void Tom Ikimi left.

soroptimist: See people already inputting silly and idiotic hasty conclusions of Marilyn Ogar's hazy reportage of what transpired in Osun

What will it cost the obviously political DSS to NAME and SHAME whoever it was that tried to induce them with N14million naira

Not until Nigerians think with their brains......

For me i dont buy this useless tale by Ogar........Name the person or shut up