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[[s]quote author=Asshurbanipal post=75471918]You all always do this for all pdp campaigns. You post early pictures and make noise. Remember kaduna[/quote][/s] |
The beating Atiku/PDP will receive in Atiku"s home zone of North East..no be here Even with the 5k they promised to give out. The turnout is very poor as you can see-AA
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Waooo see crowd |
Loootocracy party |
It was on FP yesterday. |
Nawa o... the man want to decamp to cameroon |
Olawalesmarter:Lagos traffic is a major problem in Nigeria today. Do you know the number of productive hours are wasted in traffic? |
The Question should be which road is free in Lagos on normal day? |
ItsMeAboki:Hmmmmn |
SaiAtikuTill203:God forbids |
unite4real:Yes o |
Why the cameroonian sign is on his buttock |
Hmmm |
PDP and Confusion.. No wonder a cameroonian is their Presidential Candidate |
Nawa ...all the gragra don die down |
Nawao ... |
It is null and void – PANDEF Pub Sec A crack has hit the leadership of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF following the adoption of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar as some executives of the forum have faulted the endorsement describing it as null and void. PANDEF chairman, Chief Edwin Clark alongside other regional groups in the country, while giving reasons for the adoption, had said: “Nigerians need a capable, intelligent, physically fit leader who has the focus and experience that the outside world will recognize without making mockery of us.” However, PANDEF Publicity Secretary, Chief Sara-Igbe Anabs while reacting to the adoption, stated that at no time did we meet as a body to take that decision. Speaking on behalf of the aggrieved executives, yesterday, Chief Sara-Igbe said: “The leader can say anything, but it should be on record that PANDEF has not met to take any of such decision. “As far as I am concerned, we have not met as a body and besides, the constitution of PANDEF bans the forum from being partisan in politics. “Article 1 of PANDEF constitution states that we must not be partisan, so I do not know how and where that endorsement is coming from but PANDEF as a body and its executive has not met neither has the general assembly of PANDEF which is the highest authority met to take that resolution. “That does not mean PANDEF members who are in the PDP cannot do whatever they want, they can, but there was no time that the entire body of PANDEF sat down, argued for or against and came to such a resolution. “As the national publicity secretary and official spokesperson of PANDEF, I am not aware of any such meeting, and I cannot say I am part of it. For decisions to be taken we must meet and whatever decisions that is taken must be within the constitution of such organization and any time we go against the constitution, whatever decision taken is null and void.” Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/crack-hits-pandef-as-exco-denies-statement-adopting-atiku/ |
The Senate is no longer interested in continuing a case it filed at the Supreme Court on the suspension of Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen. In a statement on Monday, Yusuph Olaniyonu, media aide to the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, said the Senate has decided to give the National Judicial Council (NJC)’s intervention a chance. The statement noted that the decision follows the intervention of the NJC on the issue. “The Senate has therefore decided to discontinue the case it filed in the Supreme Court. It should be noted that the case has been slated for hearing tomorrow. This decision also affirms the confidence of the Senate in the ability of the NJC to successfully and creditably resolve the issues,” the statement reads. The Senate on January 28 filed a case at the Supreme Court to seek clarification on the suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen. Relying on an order from the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), President Muhammadu Buhari last Friday suspended the chief justice replacing him with another Supreme Court justice, Tanko Mohammed. A day after the announcement of the suit, the All Progressives Congress caucus in the Senate dissociated from the legal action, following which Mr Saraki clarified that it was initiated by “a majority of the leadership” of the chamber https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/309859-just-in-onnoghen-senate-withdraws-supreme-court-suit.html |
Before I give a historical perspective on the veracity of Nnamdi Kanu’s claim that Atiku Abubakar is “originally from Cameroon”, I must say this about this disturbed personality. Kanu is a disadvantaged character who does not take himself seriously, but who some lost Igbo sons and daughters, in terrible need of guidance, take seriously. I do not think he regards much of the rottenness that proceeds from his vocal aperture. I believe he laughs at himself and takes a dip with the cacophony that his bizarre utterances and “commandments” effectuate. Kanu is a “little scared figure” with the ego of a planet. He is what happens when elders fail, and the people yearn for guidance; a lodestar to show them the way. Whoever emerges to cater to their sentiments is king. But I think Kanu knows he has thousands of young impressionable minds in his thrall; so he provides them fodder to feed their sentiments, curiosity, bias and confusion. This is how he keeps his business enterprise alive. It is all about “influencing”. Kanu is not different from Speed Darlington, the Instagram clown, who markets products for clients by making wry comedy out of them. The more controversial he gets, the more his influence and the more financial endorsements from “sponsors”. When Kanu marketed the Buhari body-double conspiracy theory, he scored a big one. Many Nigerians, including professors swallowed the garbage. I read as some professors theorised about the possibility of his claim and shuddered at the “certificated ignorance”. I was surprised that only a few people realised that Kanu was delivering a PR assignment – denuding Buhari. And he was successful at it. President Buhari had to succumb to pressure to confirm his own existence. But now, he says Atiku is “originally from Cameroon”, and that the PDP presidential candidate became a Nigerian when his region through a referendum became part of Nigeria. Is he right? Is there a method to his madness? Yes. Kanu may not be entirely wrong. On 11 February 1961, a plebiscite was held in British Cameroons to determine which parts of the territory will stay in Cameroon or align with Nigeria. While northern Cameroon favoured a union with Nigeria, southern Cameroon wanted an alignment with the mother country. On 1 June, 1961, northern Cameroon became part of Nigeria, and on 1 October 1961, the southern territory dissolved into Cameroon. And really, much of the present day Adamawa state in Nigeria is part of the old northern Cameroon. In fact, there is a region called “Adamawa” in Cameroon today. And even the kingdom of the Lamido of Adamawa stretches into Cameroon. However, Kanu’s claim, though historically correct, is for exploitative propaganda purposes. Kanu does not believe in Biafra, he only believes in the idea of making a living by selling an illusory kingdom. Biafra is just merchandise for him. Fredrick is media personality. Facebook: Fredrick Nwabufo, Twitter: @FredrickNwabufo https://www.thecable.ng/nnamdi-kanu-is-right-atikus-adamawa-was-in-northern-cameroon |
Chai PDP should forget this election. ..This is Pdp state in Atiku's North East |
Buhari wins landslide : NW-7 SW-6 NC-5 SS-4 SE-2 NE-5 Atiku losses: NW-0 SW-0 NC-1 SS-2 SE-4 NE-1 |
Rubbish. ..so it is three years that is responsible. ... What happened b4 2015 ...they were all gainfully employed? |
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ROCKJ1:You are right. ..Rivers was not properly captured by Punch reporting. ..just checked with NBS
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