₦airaland Forum

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mtn?

Adonbilivit

that's chicken change you know

99 trillion is better

who cares

any amount including torchlight allowance

that is beauty....not marykay face

student ehn!

lol
slap her black n blue

Ikwere man of the year
or igbo man of the year

APC propaganda machine @work

meeting here n there

Tarabans in Diaspora have condemned the Appeal Court ruling which returned Darius Ishaku of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) as duly elected governor of the state.
The group in a statement by it’s coordinator, Clement Bitrus, said it received the Dec.31 ruling with shock.
The governorship tribunal ruling had earlier nullified the election of Darius Ishaku of the PDP and returned Aisha Alhassan of the All Progressive Congress (APC) as duly elected governor of the state.
But the group lamented that the ruling has only caused a setback for the state which according to it is in dire need of stability.
“In the past two years, we have had about four governors; what state can develop under that kind of situation? There has been no form of development whatsoever and that was why during the past election, most people voted for change”, he said.
He said the group really expected the Appeal Court to uphold the tribunal ruling, as according to him, the ground for the nullification was clear.
“The PDP was emerged in crisis; most of the candidates were sidelined as the godfathers tried to impose a candidate on them. It was based on that, that they could not hold Primaries. How can Appeal Court now return Ishaku as the duly elected governor”, he said
He warned that the Appeal Court ruling, if allowed to stand, will promote imposition of candidates and the internal democracy we have been harping about will remain a mirage.
“During the elections, Aisha Alhassan won, but the powers that be did not allow her to be sworn in as governor. Now, our only hope for good governance is in the judiciary and we urge the learned judges to look at the merits of the case and upturn the Appeal Court ruling”, he said.
He lamented that if nothing is done about the situation, Taraba will “remain in the same comatose state it has been in for the past few years”.
“Taraba State has been yearning for good governance for a long time and we know that Hajia Aisha will work for the state. She is a woman who worked for everything she has achieved. She knows the problem of the common man and she will ensure that the problems bedevilling the state, especially that of insecurity is tackled. During the elections, we saw how she rallied support from both sides of the state; infact she bridged the gap between the two groups. One of the major problems in the state, is the division between Muslims and Christians, and she is capable of uniting both groups, he said.
He urged the Supreme Court to hasten judgment on the matter, as according to him, any time wasted is time lost to people of the state.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/upturn-appeal-court-ruling-on-taraba-supreme-court-urged/

good 4 dem, but i tot they said the budget is not missing?

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President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of Dr Shettima Bukar-Abba as the Acting Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

Mr Chucks Okoli, the Deputy Director, Planning and Strategy of the commission, made this known to NAN on Wednesday in Abuja.

NAN reports that Bukar-Abba’s appointment followed the demise of Alhaji Muhammad Bello Alkali, the former Executive Chairman of the Commission, last Friday.

Okoli said that until his appointment on Monday, Bukar-Abba, a seasoned civil servant, was the Federal Commissioner representing Borno State in the commission.

He said that the Acting Executive Chairman, who was also a two time Secretary to the Borno State Government, had assumed duty.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/buhari-appoints-bukar-abba-acting-chairman-of-fcc/

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ok...i wish them goodluck

God punish that kind Clean and healthy policy

MTHEEEW

Geesarki:
This seems unbelievable....

The International English Language Council Just Approved A New Word now in the latest version of the Oxford dictionary:

dasuki /dæsjuki:/ verb
To divert public funds for personal use and share among other people; To use an organization's money for non-organizational purposes.

Example: He promised not to dasuki their money if elected as Ondo State Governor.

He also promised not to Amaechi their money if elected as Osun state Governor

vivianblog1:
Is it True ? Find out click http://www.viviangist.com/nigerian-amended-2016-budget-found

if i click that link make my blokkos dissappear

None of my bizness

i av passed my 2016 budget already

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drshrewd:
its only those that don't reside in PH that will see this news as propaganda. this gang have been terrorizing the state for a very long time now. violently killing and robbing people and always getting protection from the PDP lead government. their is also similar gang that was lead by a notorious criminal popularly known as Abacha who hails from wike's community around wimpey in mile 4. they were protected by the state government and they played a part in the violence that marred the last elections in the state. the whole PH went agog on the news of his death when the gang after robbing a bank were intercepted by supper charged mobile police assisted by SARS around Ikokwu mile 3. goodness me, this confrontation lead to a gun battle that lasted for over 30 minutes resulting to the death of the notorious gang leader including several others.
that very day, the whole of Olu Abasanju rd was locked down as I was also caught up in the mix of the whole mess where I witness this unsavory battle albeit from afar.
never again will Rivers state be ruled by leaders that encourage gangasterism and cultism [/b]

@bolded
why didnt Wike call the SARS to stop shooting?

when police fails to carryout their duty you people will blame WIKE, the Rivers people's choice

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yes Obama

that is where he (Buhari) visits always

Now our people must hear this: Lagos State government I know is working hard to change the face of Lagos and we must not resist change because the change is for the good of all and sundry.

i like this
In Nigeria you cant get anything done without using force