Fafaa Dan Princewill of the Labour Party has urged indigenes and residents of Rivers State to come out en masse to vote on March 11, 2023, stressing that the people must be vigilant to defend their votes at the governorship poll.
The Rivers people will not vote for “any anti-democrat who will yield gangster government,” Princewill said.
Speaking with journalists yesterday in Port Harcourt, the LP chieftain condemned what he described as anti-democratic posture of some politicians, and wondered why the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) reneged on obeying the Electoral Act which duly enshrined electronic transmission of results. He said Rivers people must put an end to the loss of young lives in the state, adding that electoral violence has no place in a decent society and noting that LP is a party for the hope of the present and future generations.
“We believed INEC but what we saw was different, the records are there. Everyone is aware. Even the international community has testified that the election did not meet the expectations of Nigerians.”
“The BVAS is for both accreditation and uploading of results. That’s what the Electoral Act says but unfortunately that did not happen.
“I believe the next election will be different. I want to encourage everyone not to despair. Please, come out and vote massively for LP on March 11th; take pictures of the result sheets, your phone is now your power, record every activity around the polling units. If you don’t come out to vote, you have already voted for the wrong people. Don’t take the election as passing fancy, make sure you vote and defend your vote.”
“We must put an end to violence in Rivers State. Electoral violence has no place in a sane society, we must have a new beginning. Labour is a party for the future and party for today. Young people are the future, so you have to survive today to think of the future. We are tired of suffering in this country.
“I am the governorship candidate of the Labour Party in Rivers State and I want everybody to come out and vote for Labour. Vote for a new beginning in Rivers State.”
Mrs Beatrice Itubo is the authentic candidate for LP
Since I was born till date, we Nigerians have always looked down on a lot of neighboring countries like Cameroon, Togo, Benin Republic etc. Well, you are not to be blamed if you are among those who look down on some of these countries, even when we have not had an opportunity to cross border.
Well I was one of those people who actually looked down on most of these countries until I had an opportunity to sail round west Africa and the narratives changed.
Meanwhile I was completely marvelled the first time I visited Cotonou, the business hub of Benin Republic about 4 years ago when Patrice Talon newly took office Two years after I re-visited, after touring round other west African countries. I spent 3 days here and without a waste of time, I concluded to relocate down to this place based on the level of development I saw, the security, serenity etc.
Finally I am now living here and I have no regret so far.
I will say this country is blessed with the best president who is working tirelessly to improve the living conditions of his beloved citizens and I am glad hearing citizens saying positive things about the president.
Things You Don't Know About Benin Republic...
*They have currently have one of the best roads/road network in west Africa * The maintain law and order * Security is good * Security personnels are friendly and don't intimidate anyone. If caught intimidating you, he or she will severely be punished " If you are caught in a robbery attack which involves gun, forget it, u are gun forever. * Electricity is 247. No low voltage or unecessarily interruptions. * Steady clean water supply by the government at an affordable rate * 247 transport system cos of good security * Night life is topnotch.. in fact their balling na night with street light almost every nook and cranny of the city. * Amazing beaches with super duper fun. * Nice Bilingual schools for your kids *Stress free movement without traffic jam. * Policemen scattered at every nook and cranny of the town to maintain law and order and not for stop and search. * Drugs are only bought or sold at a registered pharmacies and not from quacks or roadside vendors * Foreigners almost have same right with citizen and can't be treated anyhow *Women are like egg here. Any maltreatment or mistreatment, you will face the law. *Public school, go to sch by 7:30am and return home for break by 12noon and return back to school by 3pm to dismiss between 6-7pm Monday- Friday * You can choose to relocate from your rented apartment after a month or two cos of the privilege of monthly payment plan * Their money now more valuable than naira in black market *This is the only safe transit route coming from other African countries to Nigeria. Of course you should know how that helps an economy. *Internet is steady and fast but a bit expensive *Pepper body no common here like naija * ETC
Business Opportunities From My Findings So Far...
*Tailoring is a place to explore especially when you sew English wears and Nigerian attires * Sales of any kind of electronics which you can bring from Nigeria and Togo cos they are cheaper over there and expensive here. * Sales of second hand phones and laptops, not forgetting their accessories too. Very lucrative * Nigerian foods are in high demand especially areas where Nigerians live more. U go sell tire * Sales of sewing machines(more of manual)and it's accessories are in high demand cos this is their major skill work with hairdressing. * Phone and laptop repairs needs serious attention here cos most of the engineers are not competent enough * Sales of motor parts/bike parts. Both are very good biz here too. * Bilingual schools are still in high demand in some places including teachers. * Transportation biz- As a naija man, u will do better plying from border to town, if you are a smart. As an okada rider, concentrate around Tokpa, Misebo and Beach, you will be fine too. Those who are into okirika(2nd clothes, shoes & bags), it's still very profitable till date but you must have a good contact for you not to be cheated. Etc
Let me drop my pen here for now. I will be sharing some photos of the places I have been to like the beaches etc . So stay tuned as we will be dropping more information to give you a comprehensive info about the country generally.
Hayot: The fall of Lagos into the hands of the invaders during the presidential elections rattled me for some days. The possibility that I can wake up one morning to discover that my Governor is one Chinedu frightens me to the marrow. I don’t even know whether to begin this piece with an apology to those who may prefer a discourse on nationality to ethnicity. However, in a situation where there is an existential threat to what defines my identity and humanity, subscription to sophomoric courtesies becomes a matter of tendentious indulgence. I want to start with a narrative on my origin since the crux of the matter is about heritage.
I am a comprehensive Lagosian. I am from Lagos Island. My great grandfather, Richard Odeliyi Thomas was one of the first merchants cum settlers to build mansions in Lagos Island circa 1854. It was in that mansion he had his first son , my grandfather, Josiah Akinwande Thomas on August 27, 1882. With some arrogant modesty typical of an average Lagosian, let me say, he was a very wealthy man. His mansion was not the only testament of his wealth, the Street was named after him. In the whole of Lagos Island at that time, 8 and 10 Richards Lane was seen as “Ile baba olowo” .That was my great grandfather’s house. He shared this corridor of affluence with some other great Lagos families like the Shitta-Beys, the Kumolu-Johnsons, the Derbys, the Browns, the Benjamins, the Akinsemoyins, the Wolfs, the Foresythes, the Bangboses. To crown it all, his second son, Chief C.A Thomas was married to the daughter of the famous Candido Da Rocha. So, between Breadfruit Street, Richards Lane, Shitta Street and Kakawa Street, we had the Lagos greats whose houses and cars were the insignia of their opulence and splendour.
After about 100 years into the existence of the mansion, precisely 1956, the LEDB came up with a re-development project for Lagos Island. This project, conceived but not executed , led to the resettlement of my family and several others in what was called New Lagos now Surulere. Today, the Akinsemoyins and the Da Rochas still retain their family houses in Lagos Island. But the Thomases, the Shitta Beys, the Derbys, the Foresythes, the Browns and the Benjamins had been dispatched to Surulere. I know that apart from their house in Surulere, the Shitta-Beys had been able to come up with a “sokolo” bungalow in the Shitta-Bey court on Martin Street.
As for me and my family, there is nothing to show that my great grandfather ever lived or owned a street in Lagos Island. The entire stretch of the street is now a flourishing market for costume hawkers. The house which should serve as a memorabilia for me and my children and grandchildren has become an agora for assorted merchandise. But thank GOD for my aunty, Mrs Yéwándé Oyediran, Da Rocha’s granddaughter who has been living in Da Rocha’s Kakawa’s house for many decades now, I probably won’t have anything to show for my “Lagos Islandness” . In three years time, my father’s house in Surulere (Barracks) will be 70 years. Same for my mother’s house in Barracks.
My mother has her own house courtesy of my great grandmother, Moriamo Ashabi Buraimoh. She too was resettled in Surulere when the LEDB demolished her house in Ita Akanni, Lagos Island. Some years back, some of my uncles toyed with the idea of selling the house because it belongs to my great- grandmother. I stopped them. You don’t need the details. As for my father’s house, I do not envisage any problem because GOD has blessed all of us with our own houses. As the first born, I have told my seven siblings (almost all of them live abroad) to use the place as a hospitality facility just for the purpose of maintenance. As at now, our mother still lives there and running her canteen business.
Enough of History. We may still come back to it though. I have gone into this long narrative of my Lagos island background to show how painful it could be for one to be detached from his roots. Though I still have my family houses in Surulere, there is nothing that can ever compensate for the separation of you and your source, or better still, you from your source. You can now imagine how petrified I will be to now harbour the fear that I could lose my land to strangers. I don’t even want to imagine such a scenario for a day let alone four years, eight years or even forever knowing what these invaders are capable of doing to the land if they succeed. I have been asking myself how we got to this precipice. First was our accommodationist policy. Enslaved by the concept of “Omoluabi”, we opened our doors to all asundry, particularly to the invaders from the east, pampering them with lavish and amazing hospitality” thinking that our generousity towards them will be a kind of investment for future political cooperation and alliance.
Unfortunately, this has not worked for us. It is ending up like a dangerous investment. Our hospitality is coming back to hurt us and is threatening our existence as a people and our collective heritage. When a people you gave shelter to in your house start interrogating your ownership of the land, then you should know that an invasion is brewing. When a people that should show gratitude for being treated with dignity start questioning your authority, you should know that an invader is within your vicinity. When you start admitting strangers on your land without defined borders and territorial limitations, then you are courting encroachment. When you keep selling your family houses to the highest bidders from the East, then you should be ready to be harangued by strangers someday. Our kindness has become a powerful instrument of territorial appropriation in the hands of our visitors.
Again, with aggressive invaders all over you, you are displaying open hatred for your community head thus exposing the cracked wall in your house to the lurking lizard. Tinubu, your own son, who governed the land for 8 years became your enemy. You ganged up against him and started persecuting and abusing him for doing good for the land. What was his crime? You accused him of imposing strangers as leaders. The first person you called a stranger was Akinwande Ambode. Was he really a stranger? He said he is from Epe, you said he is from Ilaje in Ondo State. I was personally involved in the whole selection drama of Ambode but I will leave that for another day. Now, when Oga stopped him from going for second term because of pressure from within, you were all happy. About four years after, see what happened. The same Ondo people you stopped their son from doing second term returned an amazing number of votes that gave Tinubu the eventual victory. Let’s move to Jide Sanwo-Olu. You protested again when he gave you Sanwo-Olu. You claimed he is from Ijebu when most of you know his matrilineal ancestry in Lagos Island. Again, it is this same Ijebu man whose state (Ogun) gave Tinubu a large chunk of the majority votes. Now, those of us who call ourselves indigenes, what did we give him in return? We connived with strangers to disgrace our own illustrious son because of envy and jealousy. But when GOD decided to disgrace us, HE made him the President of the whole nation as a compensation for our “iku ile” conspiracy in Lagos State. Sensing the grave danger ahead of us should Lagos fall into the hands of the enemy, we are now running kitikiti and katakata trying to undo our own “afowofa”.
Let us examine the “indigene” that the Labour Party has given to you as your governor. His name is Chinedu Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour. Tinubu, a Yoruba leader, gave you Ambode from Ondo, you called him a stranger. He gave you Sanwo-Olu from Ijebu, you called him a stranger. Now, Obi of Anambra has given you Chinedu of Lagos, what are you going to call him? Can we now see where family squabbles and envy have led us? An Obi from Anambra who never did anything for the State is now the one calling the shots in my state. O ma ṣe o. It has really gone so bad that an Ibo man from Anambra is choosing a governor for us.
An Obi from Anambra who cannot boast of employing one Lagosian into the State Civil Service during his eight- year rule in Anambra now has the effontery to mobilize his own people and our own gullible, ignorant and naive children to install an Igbosian as governor of our State. Why should the preachment and practicalization of charity politics and no man’s land begin from Lagos ? Why not Anambra or Enugu? We, I mean Lagosians in particular and Yoruba in general, are undertaking a very dangerous and costly experiment capable of consuming our collective patrimony and heritage if not nipped in the bud NOW. It is very sad that we have found ourselves in a situation that “an indigene” is now wearing the regalia of Ndigbo to campaign for governorship in Lagos. So sad that we now find ourselves in a situation that “an indigene” of the State will be campaigning in Lagos with a retinue of Igbo women and men and chiefs with no Lagos women and Chiefs in attendance . It is unfortunate that we now have our own children who do not understand the politics of dynastic hegemony collaborating with strangers using a palatinate change slogan to de-establish themselves from their natural territory and joking with their traditional privileges and rights. I pray that one day we will not find the son of a royalty enmeshed in the unforced error of self-induced servitude. This is an electoral warfare that can only be fought with numbers NOT GUNS. What we need is effective and massive mobilization and deployment of our human artillery to overcome this tyranny of ingratitude. There must be no physical combat. Let’s turn everything to a festival of votes by returning our own son, Jide Sanwo-Olu back to office and also use our victory at the polls as a conciliation between us and the President -elect who we betrayed. Yes, that was betrayal. How can we win all the Senatorial seats and almost all the House of Reps seats but failed to deliver in the Presidential election.? Ah, Yoruba, e ma buru o. Thank GOD, he is not our mate again. He is now the President of Nigeria. There is no doubt that GOD is always on the side of the righteous. We have been nice to them but they have been very very unkind to us. The way to show gratitude for our hospitality is not by snatching our precious heritage while preserving yours with aggressive intolerance. When we play politics, we should draw red lines. The desperation of a man in search of power should not constitute an existential threat to the heritage of a peaceful collectivity. Politics can accommodate profanity but heritage is all about sanctity. Obi wants power but Lagosians want the preservation of their territory. The slogan: Lagos is no man’s land is nothing but the creed of territorial banditry.
On the day of the governorship election, take the aged with PVC along, assist the physically -challenged who have PVC to the polls, go with your husband, don’t leave your wife behind, stroll to the polls with the youth in your house and neighborhood after you must have lectured them on the significance of heritage. Let them know that ethnicity is about national politics while local politics is about heritage and indigeneship. Ask them why they want to put a Chinedu in Alausa when their mobilizers cannot tolerate an Arẹmu in Anambra seat of power. If they now agree with you, please take them along. Please take them to the polls on conviction not by conscription so that they won’t get there and vote against us. You can also inform them-with the youth, you never can tell what will make them to change their minds-that Chinedu, LP’s gubernatorial candidate once twitted this scary message on Twitter “…..Biafra Day is a day to be acknowledged and respected.” The implication of this is that if he should win (GOD forbid), Lagos will automatically become IPOB’s strategic cantonment. Lagos will become the epicenter of Biafra war against the rest of the country. Tell your children that when IPOB turns Lagos to their FRONT LINE, they will not be able to identify them with the votes they cast for Chinedu but by the language they speak. Once you are identified as a Yoruba person, you are an adversary. There is no column for solidarity allies in any Frontline. Adversaries are adversaries. The fall of Lagos will trigger the domino theory because all the South West states are no longer safe. This is why every Yoruba son and daughter who has a voting status in Lagos state should arise on that day to go and vote for Jide Sanwo-Olu of APC in order to save Lagos, and by extension, Yorubaland from the impending Armageddon that the victory of Chinedu will bring to the land.
chidonez: Garfield1 Barr etabene my former lecturer at PTI won the sapele/uvwei(where Ibori hails from)and okpe(where sherrif hails from)constituency the man barely even campaigned because the pdp had all those areas under their strong control He told us he was sleeping when he heard he won the election he couldn’t believe it People in delta state voted lp from top to bottom
I don’t think apc is a force in delta state again I’ll even rate LP ken pela above him
I really feel for mrs Evelyn obaro she has lost all her election cos she was just unlucky one of the casualties of the obidient movement
Really? APC won Delta south and Delta Central senatorial district. Hon. Evelyn lost to Omo Agege in 2019 and she lost again this year sorry for her. Omo Agege may win sheriff and become the Governor, Okowa underperformed.
garfield1: Kebbi: the apc candidate nasiru idris is very popular and from gwandu.he was strolling yo victory until 25 Feb.aliero has shown that he is a master in kebbi and may make things harder though I still see idris winning narrowly.
Sokoto: the apc candidate Ahmed aliyu should get a hard-fought victory over rookie saidu umar.it might be a slugfest reminiscent of 2019
Zamfara; matawalle will sweep zamfara hopefully
Katsina;looks 50% 50% but the internal division between shema and lado might give dikko of apc victory.
Kano; Abba yusuf of nnpp should win barring any miracle.
Jigawa;the deputy gov will trounce lamido's son though lamido can spring surprises Kaduna:any of lp,apc,nnpp or pdp can win.
Borno: zulum should easily win Yobe: apc should win here
Gombe; with the loss of apc in gombe,it looks dicey between gov inuwa and mailantarki. Bauchi: the race looks dicey but gov bala has the advantage.
Taraba: the apc candidate sen bwacha will easily stroll to victory Adamawa: the governor has a slight advantage over binani but with lp candidate defecting to apc,anything can happen.
Kwara:the APC candidate gov abdulrahman will win. Niger: bago will stroll to victory though kantigi will put up a fight. Nasarawa; a three horse race with the governor having the advantage Benue; fr alia is the gov in waiting.
Plateau; Patrick dakum of lp has the advantage though nentawe of apc can spring a surprise.
Lagos; sanwoolu will have a landslide victory. Ogun; gov dapo should struggle to victory.
Oyo; gov omituntun should get reelected
Delta: omo agege should easily win.
Rivers; unpredictable
Cross river; sen prince otu has the advantage Akwa ibom: the ypp Candidate sen oba will demolish pdp
Enugu: edeoga of lp will thrash mbah of pdp
Abia; alex Otti is governor in waiting. Ebonyi; hon nwifuru will defeat pdp and lp.
Do u know that the Kings in Lagos were at a time buried in Benin?
Do you know that there are strong blood ties between the people of Benin Republic and Lagos, Ogun State and Benin City?
The whole of Badagry to Orile was sold to Nigeria by Benin Republic remember that Benin Republic isn't so endowed and Salt is one of their main natural resources.
Badagry sold to Nigeria? Do you have any academic or legal document to prove your assertion/claim?
Equaljhayloaded: Popular Nigerian singer, Burna Boy, has lampooned a critic who called out his political apathy during the 2023 general election.
The critic had berated him after he explained that he was not vocal about the election because he does not believe in any of the three major candidates.
Burna Boy also stated that he didn’t publicly campaign for any candidate because he doesn’t want to be held accountable if the candidate fails in office.
Apparently, the critic was extremely disappointed in the self-styled ‘Odogwu’ for his political stance, and chided him for being mute about an important event in Nigeria despite making profit from his activism songs.
According to the critic, Burna Boy’s brand does not match his actions in real life because he has never spoken up for the people.
Responding, Burna Body slid into the critic’s DM to lambaste him for attacking him. He stated that the the songs he made about Nigeria have not been profitable to him.
The Grammy award winner also claimed that he has positively contributed more to Nigeria than the 3 presidential candidates so he has every right to shut his critics up.
Burna wrote,
“Why una mumu like this? First of all sir. Out of the hundreds of songs I have, there are only about 7 songs about these topics and they barely made me any money at all. #2. l’ve positively contributed more to Nigeria than you and all 3 candidates combined and neither me nor my parents have ever taken a kobo from the government for any reason. so I’m more than qualified to tell people like you to shut the Bleep up when vou don’t know what your talking about.”
There is a wise Igbo saying that he who the gods want to destroy, they first make mad. It is on the basis of that saying that I tend to caution depressed and desperate individuals like Alex Otti from time to time when I see them removing their clothes in the market place in a vain display of idiocy and crass political opportunism. That I get attacked and insulted by recruited Facebook charlatans and other deviants when I move to rescue Alex Otti from self-destructive disputations that distract our Government, would not stop me from calling him out. Just like Apostle Paul said, the slap of a brother is better than the kiss of an enemy. Mr. Otti, even though he, like the proverbial bat, suffers from the dilemma of bi-polarity of origin claims to be my brother from Abia North and therefore, it is incumbent on me to take necessary measures to save him from homolytic tendencies.
Mr. Otti, I will not join those who call you ''otelle'' because you are my purported brother but I am compelled to believe that you deserve this appellation because of the frightening dimension to which the debilitating combination of amnesia and hysteria has reduced your person. Your obvious lack of common sense and governance experience coupled with your pretentions cum “I too know mentality” is the reason why everything you touch turns to shreds....
...Mr. Alex Otti, you folded a bank, you folded the Modern Ceramics, you folded APGA in Abia and you even folded your local government of origin, yet, you are shamelessly prancing around, in despicable duplicity, trying hard to fold Abia like you folded everything and everywhere you've worked hitherto.
Otti, you are a typical ''otellectual'' with plenty theories and empty practice. You lack basic interpersonal relationship skills. You lack basic understanding of political dynamics. You lack basic home base. You lack manners.
Otherwise, WHY would you have the temerity to postulate on issues on which you have little or no practical solution except that you are latching in on the sentiments of hapless wayfarers who are worked up profusely in the heat of your frenzied relapse into fits of epileptic political gyrations....
...While almost all your cacophony of lies do not meet the basic test of truth, you bandy them about in a fixation that recycling such boring tales will help you out of your current deep political quagmire. You forgot the role you played in successive administrations before 2015, the alleged round tripping and all the underground deals for which you felt presumptuously entitled to the ticket of the ruling Party.
You know the difference between Ministries and Parastatals and Institutions with Boards. You are aware that government is not owing it's workers. But you reel out a motley list of the same set of institutions you and your defunct Bank helped to destroy, which we are currently revamping and reorganizing in the greater interest of posterity.
You thought that the threats and strikes you sponsor and instigate will derail the vehicle of State. You had hoped that your nocturnal meetings with some unscrupulous elements who you planted as moles in these institutions to effect subversive activities would result in cataclysm and chaos. You goofed as ALWAYS. For in the Abia State of today, our focus is on rebuilding the fallen walls bequeathed to this government by the people you now wine and dine with.
Mr. Alex Otti, ABSUTH and Abia Polytechnic are currently being revamped. Sadly, they were ran down by your cohorts. They were made sepulchers by sadists like you. In fact, ABSUTH and Abia Poly which are semi government Institutions, should not only be self-sustaining like their counterparts in the private sector, but are ideally supposed to be adding value to the economic growth of the State.
At the peak of your chicanery, the modern Ceramics was brought into your territory by an unsuspecting investor. You mangled the Institution until it became moribund. You turned around to blame government. Abia applied for loans like other sister States. You proceeded with your witchcraft to sabotage your State from getting those loans. Today you send your errand boys to snap pictures of projects built with loans and use same as basis to mock your State.
A cursory look at Arochukwu shows no signs that a self-acclaimed super economic hero with contrived connection to power centers emanate from that ancient City. While others lobby the Federal Government to get things done for their people, your impulsive mission in the ruling Party is to convert it to a platform for nuisance. So, with very limited political experience, you are wasting away your years in the ruling Party, chasing shadows as you always have done....
You will recall that while Faulks Road was still under construction and yet to be handed over to the state you instigated the tile traders along Faulks road who begged persistently and against engineering advice that they be allowed limited use of the road. In response to their cries, government asked that the road be opened temporarily and behold, your agents moved in with the heavy tonnage on the road.
Expectedly, trucks conveying tiles and ceramic coupled with the persistent rains this year compromised some sections of the road and that became a major source of fiendish excitement for you and other perennial losers.
The good news you hate to hear is that government is returning to the Faulks road this dry season. We will fix the bad spots and do a total wearing course overlay and then commission the road officially like we did to the once impassable Aba Road, Umuahia.
Then, you and your band of stranded political urchins, will drive away from Faulks Road and relocate to the next available bad road for your festival of absurdity.
Meanwhile, like I said earlier, Mr. Otti, Ole, Otelectual, you brazenly lied to Abians that you had secured a loan from the IFC just to hoodwink them to vote for you. After a thorough fact check, it turned out that you didn't even apply for any such facility. You supervised the demise of Diamond bank and even attempted to take the bank from the original owners. You supervised the intractable loans that collapsed modern ceramics, Umuahia. You supervised the stealing of APGA in Abia and drove away its founding fathers only to destroy the Party and migrate to your next port of despoliation. You are a luciferic agent, destructive virus and vicious death angel, YET, you shamelessly bandy about a sacrilegious, sanctimonious, hypocritical facade, all in a bid to be handed over the Abia patrimony for another round of your trademark immolation. God forbid.
Mr. Otti, all your lies will not diminish the fact that 90% of the roads Governor Okezie Victor Ikpeazu did since 2015 are still standing till date. Examples include, Kamalu Road, Umuola Road, Ukaegbu, Road, Park Road, East Street. Omni, Ehere, Ovom, Ochefu, Weeks. Owerri road, Eziukwu, Milverton, Ojike...etc
In fact, remove the Governor Okezie Ikpeazu factor and there will be nothing left in Aba, because Aba in 2015 was in a sheer state of emergency as far as Infrastructure was concerned.
Mr. Otti, what will it cost you to speak the truth? God cannot allow a desperado like you, a confirmed con man, a habitual hater and a lone political renegade to superintend over His people. Power belongs to God, Mr Otti Ole Otelectual. Stop wasting your time. Stop disturbing our folks. Shut up and face your self-inflicted frustrations.
Thank you. Eze Chikamnayo. Commissioner for Information and Strategy. Abia State.
End of the road for you Alex Otti will win in Abia
Nwaetche: Magnus Abe killed his ambition the day he adopted Tinubu. He was the first that bought into this Tinubu nonsense.
For Wike, onye Ohi Vote; I have this say;
Wike has the temerity to rig Ali Etchie Votes to a Tinubu against the wishes of the great Ochie people in Etche and Omuma LGAs .He has committed unpardonable sacrilege and polluted the land of Amadi-oha Ozuzu.
Wike committed even more sin by trading away Oyigbo votes to a party that murdered and rape their daughters in broad day light.
I thereby call all Rivers men and women and all our Obidient residents to come out in mass and vote our Rivers Amazon, Comrade Chief Beatrice Itubo of the LP as the next governor of our blessed State.
But Kelechi Nwogu of PDP won the HOR election Now your brother, Allwell will be in the Senate .
Says what happened in her polling unit is what INEC uploaded, urged Rivers people to check their polling units results in the INEC server to affirm, same way she has confirmed hers.
Dez Mayorz Report.
As emotions give way to objectivity voters in Rivers state are beginning to acknowledge that the February 25th results in the state are a true reflection of what took place in their polling units.
Numbers announced by INEC tally with the result sheets as captured by vigilant voters. In two polling units monitored in Elelenwo strong hold of the PDP but where large turnouts of non regular voters were recorded Peter Obi's win was duly recorded on the INEC server despite initial disagreements by voters who thought the non functioning of the IREC would disenfranchise them.
The same was noticed in polling units in PHALGA, Okrika LGA, Opobo/Nkoro, Andoni and other LGA's monitored by reporters and independent observers. Such substantial compliance may indeed absolve the INEC team in Rivers state of the claims of manipulation of results.
" I think it is important that we allow fact over opinion," says Ibim Semenitari, a former managing director of the NDDC and former commissioner under governor Chibuike Amaechi who is also director of new media for the new vision consolidation campaign organisation - campaign organisation of Amaopusenibo Siminalayi Fubara, the PDP governorship candidate.
"When these matters are discussed, emotions tend to cloud our good judgement, but it is important to fact check every claim to avoid anyone pulling wool over our eyes. In my polling units for instance, the results uploaded were a true reflection of what took place. At the NEW Rivers consolidation campaign organisation, we have asked our people to check their own polling units using
Semenitari was speaking against the background of the many claims that the PDP may have tampered with the elections. " We are a responsible party," Semenitari said. " We will not do any such thing. We need everyone in Rivers state to win the elections so how can we be involved in anything that will affect their rights. Please we will never do that. The voters are the only strength we have and we need them on our side, now more than ever," Semenitari said.
@Mrksquare Is Ibim Seminitari now a media aide? Is this why she left for PDP?
mykymyk101: Get Tetracycline one sachet, Chloramphenicol 1 sachet and 1 plastic of Sapele water or any white gin.
Pour little of the gin away, add 3doze of tetracycline (6pcs) and 2 doze of Chloramphenicol(4pcs). You have to open the capsule, so as to pour the content into the plastic of gin directly. Add 1 tablespoon of salt to it. Drink everything at once, don't mind the bitterness, you can get sweet.
Take this today and tomorrow morning, it will cure every damn infection from your system.
Remember play safe and stay positive.
Chloraphenicol is a medicine for eye deficiency How come you are using it for STI?
Politics › Re: Rivers LP Governorship Candidate, Fafaa Dan Princewill Cautions Against Violence by sageb: 2:48pm On Mar 06, 2023
