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I saw this calendar in Owerri, very funny

let him win make this zoo break...... who is not tired of this country called nigeria

am looking forward @ 14 febuari

Nawa ooooo! confusion everywhere

hmmmm

hmmmm!

hmmmm! rebels everywhere

Gej all the way...... no mallam

good news for my indigenous people of united State of Biafra

them go continue their hot sex @ the pit of hell

hmmmm pdp goat youths

op u no get gas cooker?
damn!!! that ur stove look rusty. Nice ofenmu though

becuase u are a she male

Nigeria= propaganda

Orunto: They should be stopped. The security should clampdown on them. All news media should ignore them. Let all celebrations be modest.

if ur sis was among de adopted girls, u won't be here screwing this trash

BY GEOFFREY ANYANWU, AWKA ON SEPTEMBER 29,
2014
· NATIONAL
• Okorie, Ohaneze disagree over adoption
A war of words broke out at the weekend in Awka,
Anambra State, during the Igbo Lecture Series
organized by Ohaneze Ndigbo to mark the 2014 Igbo
Day celebration. The National Chairman of United
Peoples Party (UPP), Chief Chekwas Okorie and the
acting President of the Ijaw National Congress,
Charles Ambaiowei, disagreed over Igbo’s support
for President Goodluck Jonathan’s presumed second
term ambition.
At the lecture which held at the Women Development
Centre, Awka, Chief Okorie had in his address which
received a loud ovation from the audience, resented
the unsolicited endorsement of Jonathan’s re-election
bid by the Igbo, stating that endorsing the President
without any negotiation or concrete promise to the
people of the South-East amounts to sycophancy.
Okorie wondered when and why Ndigbo suddenly
lost their bite, to the extent of following members of
other ethnic nationalities sheepishly without asking
questions or seeking to know what was in a game for
them. He said: “When I look around me, I see 1,000
Igbo men who are more qualified than Jonathan,
when I look again, I see more than 2,000 Igbo men
that are more qualified than Buhari and Atiku put
together. So, what are they telling us?
“My problem is not just that the Igbo have no good
leaders to negotiate for them, my main problem is
that they do not even have the teeth to bite any
longer.
The UPP boss, however, distanced himself from any
endorsement or adoption that President Jonathan
might have received from some Igbo leaders,
including Ohanaeze Ndigbo, stressing that his party
would field an Igbo presidential candidate next year.
He said, “I have nothing against Jonathan, but I
believe that we should negotiate before we adopt,
and not adopt before we negotiate. I don’t know
when Igbo grew this cold.”
But reacting to Okorie’s speech, Ambaiowei, who is a
former commissioner in Bayelsa State under
Jonathan as governor, said the UPP’s boss claims
were very far from the truth.
He said there was an existing partnership between
the Igbo and the Ijaw nation, urging Okorie and his
likes to rather think of how to utilize the said
relationship to consolidate their stay around the
corridors of power, with the hope of taking over from
Jonathan after 2019.
He said, “I was on my way coming here (Awka) when I
got a news alert on my phone that ‘Chekwas Okorie
blasts Jonathan,’ and later I was told that Chekwas
will be here and I said it will be good for me to see
him.
“What I am saying is that with the partnership we
already have between the Ijaw and the Igbo, we are
asking our brothers here to support Goodluck
Jonathan to complete his second term, and after
then, we will now ensure that Jonathan hands over to
the Igbo.”
However, President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo,
Gary Igariwey, reiterated the Ohaneze stand on the
matter, stating that though it was the turn of the Igbo
to produce the president, they would shelve their
aspiration if Jonathan declares interest.
He said he would not join issues with Okorie as he
(Okorie) is a respected Igbo son, and had spoken as a
politician he is. Igariwey said there was the need to
call on Igbo at home and in the Diaspora to join in
the collective struggle to build Igboland and make it
the pride of the Igbo.
Speaking to newsmen on the Igbo Day celebration
today, the President-General of World Igbo Congress
(WIC), Chief Nwachukwu Anakwenze, said it would
focus on calling on Igbo in the Diaspora to return.
home and help build up the Igbo nation




http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=83844

Activists, others plan anti-Jonathan rally
Barring any hitches, organizers of
≠BringBackOurGirls and some key opposition leaders
will stage a protest against President Goodluck
Jonathan on October 1, the Independence Day, over
the continued abduction of over 200 Chibok
schoolgirls by Boko Haram.
The grand protest, which would hold in Abuja, will be
attended by some human rights groups to mark 170
days since the abduction of the female students. A
member of the ≠BringBackOurGirls group, who
opted for anonymity, said the planned protest is still
under wraps. He said the choice of October 1 is
deliberate as, according to him, it is a day the
President and other government officials will mark
the Independence Day.
He said the group and some international rights
organization were not happy over government’s
handling of the release of the girls. He claimed that
the President was more interested in his second term
than mobilizing forces for their rescue.
The aim of the protest, the ≠BringBackOurGirls
officials disclosed, is to compel the Presidency to
step up efforts towards the release of the girls,
stressing that the Independence Day protest is one of
the many activities being planned against President
Jonathan’s re-election bid.
The move by the group followed fresh plot by lawyers
to stop the President from seeking re-election in
2015.
But reacting to the planned protest, the office of Dr
Doyin Okupe, Senior Special Adviser on Public
Affairs, said it was aware of the plans and “will follow
through.”
Giving details on preparations for the protest, the
group’s official said some opposition governors,
senators and House of Representatives members
have been helping to firm up arrangements for the
protest. For instance, he said at a meeting held by
members of the group on September 24, two
senators, two House of Representatives members
attended. The perley which took place in Abuja was
also attended by an international human rights Non-
Governmental Organization (NGO).
He said: “It is to mark 170 days of the abduction and
to consolidate on the hostile environment that would
prevent him (President Jonathan) from contesting,”
the meeting resolved .
He noted that a team also visited the Internally
Displaced Persons (IDPs) from Borno State camped
at Inkuma and Kabaru in Nasarawa State and
donated some materials.
He said the team resolved to seek “possible
recruitment of a governor from the South-South, a
female Rep, a governorship aspirant in one of the
states in the Northeast and six other “human rights
activists.
“The overall objective of this drive is to ensure that
President Jonathan leaves office before the
scheduled elections in 2015 or ensure he is not re-
elected,” it said.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=83814

berem: I can see some cankerworms are already derailing my birthday wishes thread to Omenka.

Ndi ara!!

@Omenka my dear,where's the party at? Champagne things on my mind!!

old woman just shut up u janjaweedian

tomakint: Guy you just made my day lol @ 'Old man/woman behaving like dummies' this is what Yorubas called 'Obo n gbe obo gun ope' (monkey carrying another monkey up a Palm tree) wonder what this sh1t is doing at the politics section

u de mind janjaweedian, behaving like kids since 19BC

What's this doing on politics section Old man/woman behaving like dummies
Spite on thread
****log out of poo*****

Hmmmm!
This thread is dead on arrival until TA criminal(PDP) is kick out of abia

berem: she should learn from Rochas Okorocha's wife on how to be a decent first lady before she puts Obiano in trouble

madam shut up! What's so special about clueless illiterate okorocho's wife?

Bloodbath was averted at Atani, Ogbaru council area
of Anambra state as the wife of the state Governor,
Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano announced that the party
has given the Speaker of the State House of Assembly
Mrs. Chinwe Nwebili, its nod to contest for the House
of Representatives election in 2015.
Daily Sun gathered that no sooner than the First Lady
announced the automatic ticket for Mrs. Nwebili than
supporters of the current representative of Ogbaru
federal constituency, Afam Ogene clashed with
supporters of the Speaker, resulting in a free for all
fight before law enforcement agents battled to put
the situation under control.
Mrs. Obiano made the declaration during her maiden
visit to the area as part of her familiarization tour to
the 21 local government areas of state, which threw
the entire members of the All Progressives Grand
Alliance, APGA into confusion with some aggrieved
members and supporters of Afam Ogene and Chinwe
Nwebili pointing at each other.
Speaker Nwaebili, who practically hijacked the event
with her supporters, has been variously reported as
eyeing the National Assembly seat currently occupied
by Hon. Victor Afam Ogene, Deputy Chairman, Media
and Public Affairs, in the House of Representatives.
The governor’s wife pronouncement at the event,
which obviously embarrassed the party leaders at the
event threw the crowd into a rowdy shouts of
disapproval and protestation, which almost
degenerated to a free – for – all between supporters
of Hon. Ogene, who were also there to receive the
first lady and those of Speaker Nwaebili. ENDS


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=83247

omenka: Oh really?? I thought you guys said he went to bribe the judge that denied your drug dealer bail..

Goodmrning TANoidal Cankerworm

anybody who doesn't have same idea with u, turns to TAN! Well, just check my posts in dis forum
Enough said...... Good day janjaweedian