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Politics › Re: Chaos As IPOB Members Disrupt Church Service Over Prayer For Election. Photos by Sanchez01(m): 3:47pm On Nov 01, 2018
gidgiddy:
Total boycott of elections in the SS/SE! No more voting! All the voting of the past, nothing has come out of it.

The only voting that matters is that of a referendum!
Politics › Re: Minimum Wage: Identities Of Anti-N30,000 States Unveiled by Sanchez01(m): 10:26am On Nov 01, 2018
Other states similarly, agreed to pay as follows: Adamawa, N23,000; Taraba, N20,000; Imo, not specific; Plateau, N25,000, N30,0000, & N57,0000; AkwaIbom, not specific, Bauchi, N25 200; Abia, N42,000; Ekiti, still consulting; Gombe, N28,000; Jigawa, N32,000; Kogi, not specific; Katsina, not specific; Ondo, N22,000; Lagos, will be bound by Southern State Governors Forum; Oyo, not specific; Nasarawa, N24,750, N31, 348.30; Enugu, will implement anything agreed; Delta, cannot accommodate an increase for now on present Federal Government allocation; Borno, N27,000. Investigation revealed that at the October 4th and 5th, after a two day warning strike between September 27 and 28; “and in the spirit of give and take, the members mutually agreed at the figure of N30,000 which was not favourable to any party. It was concluded with a promise that the members would come together on an appointed date to sign and submit the report to President Buhari
Okowa is at it again. That of Delta state must be different.



Efewestern
Fratermathy
Oparhe
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Revolva:
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Big mistake. Perhaps you share certain sentiments concerning bet9ja but what your blog is about and what you're about to do is nothing but free endorsement. You are endorsing Bet9ja for free and promoting its contents at your own detriment.

You should possibly get a new domain name. Fortunately, you're using '.com.ng' (you should understand). Get another and term it something around sports/betting/tips & predictions. That way, you can easily do a review of the Bookies around, review their payout processes, deposits and so on.

If you stick with this, you will run of articles before December as your focus will be restricted and should you talk about other bookies, it will then mean your domain name is misleading.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of General Alkali Dead Body Found By The Nigerian Army by Sanchez01(m): 7:57am On Nov 01, 2018
Efewestern:
The Ekpa hasn't for once asked the Nigerian Government to arrest his Fulani brothers causing terror all over the country, but he is here saying rubbish, his level of bigotry stinks to high heavens.
The insensitivity of some of these Northern Muslim folks sickens me to my stomach. When you see a reportage about how Christian communities are brought to their knees in the North, NONE of them go close to such threads.

The Hausas shouldn't have entertained the Fulanis when they first migrated into Nigeria. The whole country is paying for it as it stands.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of General Alkali Dead Body Found By The Nigerian Army by Sanchez01(m): 4:02pm On Oct 31, 2018
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FriendNG:
May Jannatul Firdaus be his final destination.

It's all clear who the evildoers are. It shall not be well with both the Berom Christian terrorist and their sympathizers on social media.

The police should arrested those bastard women that protested against the search of his body/car in the so called ancestral pond.

This is not the first time Berom Christian terrorist have killed innocent Muslim travelers going in or out of Bauchi via Plateau State. They should all be fished out and face Justice.

Useless terrorist
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Typical of a Northerner! What proofs are there that he was killed by Christians, more so in a coordinated religious terror attack? You are always found wanting when your kinsmen raid and sack Kaduna South, causing destruction to lives and properties?
Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo: I Left Real Madrid Because Of President Florentino Perez by Sanchez01(m): 8:27pm On Oct 29, 2018
Ronaldo is a phase at Real Madrid, just as Alfredo Di Stefano, Puskas, Zidane, Figo, Beckham and so many other greats. Our headache right now is getting rid of Julen Lopetegui and seeing Perez does not bring someone as Conte to head two dozens of mega super stars.
Politics › Re: IPOB Sacks Nnamdi Kanu As Leader For 'Valuing His Dog Above Murdered Members Hu by Sanchez01(m): 9:14am On Oct 23, 2018
The speech attributed to him about his dog and the 28 that died reminds me of a funny statement we made as kids. '5 persons died in an accident alongside 3 Hausas'.
Politics › Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Ifedimma Onwugbufor by Sanchez01(m): 1:53pm On Oct 22, 2018
eyeview:
Igbos are not as fanatical of this guy as Yorubas project it. We align with ideas and not individuals and the day you deviate from the idea, we drop you like hot metal. That's what differentiate igbos and others
What are you yapping about? You all on here will take up the 'Biafra or death' chant again when Atiku loses.

By the way, members of the IPOB are firmly preaching election boycott as you read this and they might likely preach fear and threaten those that will come out to vote and you're saying 'WE'?

Maybe a few of you don't align with brainless ideas but it isn't a secret that those who are willing to bow before Kanu and drink his urine are far more than those who are not.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Came To Kill Me And My Family - Nnamdi Kanu On Live Broadcast by Sanchez01(m): 7:58pm On Oct 21, 2018
This fraud and his band boys have started lumping the core South with the South East in the name of Biafra.

Buhari just won this election by a landslide.
Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu Says APGA Will Suffer For Injustice Against Me by Sanchez01(m): 8:17am On Oct 17, 2018
Melison:
She should calm down,go into her home and raise her children forget politics matter
Why? So you consider her unfit just because she is a woman and better suited at raising children? What is wrong with some of you?
Phones › Re: What's The Best Android Music Player With The Best UI And Features by Sanchez01(m): 7:40am On Oct 17, 2018
Nothing beats Musixmatch (Premium)
Politics › Re: David Umahi: Peter Obi Is Competent To Be VP But... by Sanchez01(m): 10:14pm On Oct 16, 2018
I am a fighter of marginalization of Ebonyi people. If we are going to vote, we must be treated with equity. These are the issues; two names came from Anambra, one from Enugu and two from Abia. So, what is wrong in having someone from Ebonyi and then one from Imo?
There is no 'South East' in the mind of the typical Igbo man. When it all comes down, he must make sure his state comes first. If the state is broken down, he must make sure his village gets the lion share.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 4:07pm On Oct 16, 2018
sanandreas:
PDP can't be defeated. As for Okowa, he hasn't been all that good but he is trying. Uduaghan borrowed the future of Delta state. The last time I came home I saw some new development. My town is benefiting from rural and Street roads. The second coming of Buhari would be Armageddon for we southerners. Let's not think of it. Our fathers and mothers won't go to farm again. Sanchez what has Buhari done for we southerners. You know what happened before maritime university was regazetted. Agbor to sapele is one of the worst road. We don't even feel FG presence. Buhari is intellectually handicapped. Let's not think of it twice.
Buhari hasn't done a thing for us and I don't or isn't expecting he does. Regardless, we need to look beyond what is on ground and as ourselves some salient questions;

1. What has Atiku done for the average Nigerian before now?
2. Why does he keep coming back after every four years to contest, either under the APC or the PDP?
3. What policies of his or ideas were rubber stamped on the OBJ administration where he played the role of the vice for 8 solid years?
4. Why does almost every offshore related money laundering have Atiku's name in it after the likes of Saraki comes up?
5. What are the odds that Atiku doesn't own cows and isn't involved with arming herdsmen just to deal with farmers in a bid to protect his 'investment' as a businessman?

It is enough having a Fulani for four years, making the mistake of putting up another for 8 years.


As for Okowa, he was voted in as the governor of Delta state and not some rural area. I have transited between Delta, Benin, Anambra Enugu, Imo and Abia for three years now. I can authoritatively confirm that Delta state is just better than Abia state on the list.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 3:27pm On Oct 16, 2018
Efewestern:
My issue with him is the way he portrays himself as a saint, lol.. a well known thief, his level of looting was studied in US, Never again oniovo.

He won't even smell Aso not to talk of rock. grin
LMAO! I think it's the work of his handlers. He must have been advised to ignore corruption accusations and focus on losing in 2019.

Unfortunately, with the projections and the recent noises surrounding his vice's candidacy, it might just end up being a region vs other regions. Either way, I pray 2019 will be the last time he aspires to run.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 3:22pm On Oct 16, 2018
gidgiddy:
Well it's unfortunate that Urhobo votes are small compared to lager ethnic groups. You haven't even asked your self what way the Delta Igbos or Anioma will go
Aren't you guys just clowns? Anioma's population is 1m+ while Urhobo is 2m+ (according to Wikipedia). Urhobo and Itsekiri call the shots in Delta state, more than other groups.

So if you're saying Urhobo votes are small compared to 'larger ethnic groups', be sure to have the voting population of areas involved before coming out to console yourself.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 2:55pm On Oct 16, 2018
Efewestern:
I fear ATIKU more than Buhari, his level of corruption is second to none, Buhari has a bad side too, one of which is his bigotry, that aside he is okay.

@bolded, lol
Atiku has a simple mission, judging by his desperation and that is to loot and enrich himself not minding whether or not those around him follow suit. For a man whose notorious history of looting via offshore accounts and bribery is well captured, I wouldn't want him close to a bank, let alone its vault.

Buhari is vindictive, senile, clannish and bereft of ideas but I believe Nigerians can put up with him for another four years, compared to Atiku who is seeking to come on board and loot non stop for 8 years. The PDP should die peacefully.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 2:44pm On Oct 16, 2018
sanandreas:
A vote for Buhari is a vote for continued herdsmen killings. We can never forget the havoc they caused in ughelli, Abraka and ukwani. We don't have short memory
I totally agree with you. Ironically, Atiku is another Fulani and might look away when killer Herdsmen are sponsored to attack because he wouldn't want to offend his kinsmen who call the shots.

As for Ogboru this is the end of his political career. He joined a witchcraft party. If he had come on another platform other than APC, his ticket would have fly. For now Buhari would be shocked. What has he done for us that would make us vote for him. He should go and take of his grandchildren.
What has been the impact of Okowa since he came on board? We need not wait four more years to give a none performing governor the traditional 8 years.

At the emboldened, I believe the question should be directed at Atiku. For a man whose 8 years are riddled with nothing but attempts at usurping his boss after milking a reasonable share of our treasury, I think he deserves the counsel more than anything.

I have always said it; the SS isn't the same as the SE. The probability that Okowa will be replaced by the APC is very high now, not forgetting Akwa Ibom and Akpabio.
Politics › Re: What Some Urhobos Are Saying About President Buhari Second Term Bid (screenshot) by Sanchez01(m): 2:36pm On Oct 16, 2018
Efewestern:
fratermathy, sachez01 what do you say?
PMB for me. I can't wait to have another 8 years of Fulani rule with a fellow who, after 8 years as vice, is only interested in moving more of the country's treasury.

In addition, I'll do anything to see Okowa chased out.
Politics › Re: Atiku Picks Peter Obi As Running Mate by Sanchez01(m): 3:40pm On Oct 12, 2018
Wrong move.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 12:22am On Oct 10, 2018
SuperStriker:
Sanchez01, your analysis is flawed and let me tell you why:

1. It is common knowledge that there are millions of Igbos in the SW especially Lagos, there's no argument about this. The 14m voters in the region are not all Yoruba. Millions are Igbos. Check the numbers in the SW between Jonathan and Buhari in 2015. Also check the numbers between Ambode and Agbaje in the same year to confirm this.

2. Even if Atiku picks a VP from the SE, Yoruba votes would be split between Buhari and Atiku. Same thing will happen if he picks a VP from the SW, some Yourubas will still vote for Buhari. It won't make much difference.

3. Atiku cannot risk voter apathy in the SE & SS regions. If he makes the mistake, APC will quickly take advantage and run him over.

4. Many Yoruba are already tired of Buhari and the fraudulent change. There's so much frustration in the land. Many will vote for Atiku even if he picks a VP from the SE.
2019 is months away. I still have some funny permutations and projections prior to the 2015 elections which turned out woefully. We'll all be here.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 12:20am On Oct 10, 2018
RTSC:
More bullshitt as usual.

Just talking from your ass. Has no bearing in reality.

Even the 2023 elections will be contested by the igbos currently in the apc.

Okorocha and Ngige is keeping it warm.
I HOPE YOU ARE AWARE THAT THE 2023 ELECTIONS WON'T BE ABOUT IGBOS BUT THE SOUTH??
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 12:09am On Oct 10, 2018
RTSC:
How exactly are you going to compel the East to vote atiku.?
Simple! Just mention the APC and the devilish Fulani party and the SE will fall in line to vote the PDP.


Igbos are proud people. We don't respond well to insults.

We do not stoop to conquer. We rather not stoop at all.
You guys don't get the memo yet. You stoop, you don't, you'll lose and the SW will get the presidency come 2023. It's that simple.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 12:06am On Oct 10, 2018
RTSC:
Out of those 14 million votes. How many are Yoruba vote, especially when we all know that the bulk of that votes is in Lagos - Nigeria's most populous state and a multi ethnic metropolis ?
You need to know how much I detest goalpost shifting. It doesn't concern you how many Yoruba votes there in the 14M. Yorubas have always been interested in politics long before others migrated enmasse to their region. That said, just wait for the result of the region in 2019.

Let me agree for the sake of argument that 10 out of those 14 million votes in the sw are Yoruba votes.

Atiku cannot get up to 40% of that 10 million Yoruba votes which would be around 4-5 million from Yorubas in the sw.
I don't see Atiku making 40% in the SW. Except he gets a credible cum popular SW politician other than Tinubu (which is non existent), he won't make that number.

Now compare that to 8 million from the SE, plus votes from the SS/SE in Lagos alone which would count as part of the remaining 4 million votes remaining in the south west.
Lol! Calculations don't work that way. Okowa is on the verge of being uprooted just as Udom Emmanuel. The APC will enjoy or witness more votes compared to that of 2015 in the SS which was totally all out for GEJ then.

There is a reason why buhari have ran with eastern vps the most.
Unless atiku is going to get as much northern support as buhari got in 2015, your Yoruba VP would put him in trouble .
Funny! Tell me, how did Buhari perform with SE VPs? Even Ojukwu barely made a million mark in 2003, even in the EAST!

I pray he announces a SE VP.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:52pm On Oct 09, 2018
safarigirl:
use Google, I cannot waste my data to show you what you are too scared to admit.

Like I said, focus on getting anybody to take Niger Delta seriously enough to clean up the mess there. The real losers are those who despite being in the scheme of things, cannot get enough attention to better their lot. The man who thinks himself significant, but doesn't know he is only so because he is the village jester, is one who should be pitied.


The merchant who only is interested in selling his products to the villagers and moving on, does not care if he is given a crown. As long as you give him your money, your crown is a meaningless piece of junk, especially if it belongs to a failed state
How is this relevant to the topic at hand? If this is your rebuttal to what I laid bare before you then you should remain in the Romance section.

I already told you, politics isn't crafted on emotions or sentiments. You are as good as gone the moment you do so. Upon you, have a good night rest.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:48pm On Oct 09, 2018
safarigirl:
you don't know when I got interested in politics, just because I don't come here to argue blindly like most of you does not mean I just got interested
Argue blindly? Lol! You could be loud with your opinions. So if indeed your interest had been tweaked long before now, I sure as hell believe you would have been ranting earlier than now. More so, isn't it obvious just by the way that you can't tell the highest region of registered voters?

In 2015, I calculated that Buhari would win and I stated it repeatedly, even on this site. Most people still think I am a Buhari supporter for telling them the truth. Now, I am calculating based on issues on ground and you think you know more than me because you have been arguing on Nairaland longer than I have?
If you say this, then I'd say you lie. The 2015 projections didn't give Buhari a chance until he got the SW. Well, that is a discussion for another day.


And you think I am arguing based on emotions, why? What would give you that impression? You are the one making the wrong calculations here.
Lol! How am I making the wrong calculations? It is known to every politically conscious Nigerian that the SW plays a major role in swaying electoral decisions compared to other regions in the SOUTH. The SW is tactical, calculative and often times, the king maker in the SOUTH.

1. The SE has 8M registered voters ahead of 2019.
2. The region has the least of registered voters ahead of the election.
3. The SE is pro PDP and highly anti APC
4. With or without the VP slot, the SE will vote the PDP.

Pray tell, IF YOU WERE AN ASPIRANT WITH AN ELECTION TO WIN, WOULD YOU DANGLE THE VP SLOT IN THE DIRECTION OF A REGION SUCH AS THE SE CONSIDERING THE ABOVE?

Buhari is still in pole position to win, but if Atiku makes the gross mistake of handing VP to SW, Voter apathy in the SE will boost Buhari's chances and Atiku will lose resoundingly. You can take that to any bank you wish.
Let me break your heart.

1. That the PDP fielded Atiku means he lost before the election began but then you can't know this.

2. Should Atiku gives the VP slot to the SW, it means he will still fight a little while enjoying the support of the SE, all thanks to the deep hatred of the APC.

3. Should Atiku field a SE VP, it means his political death will be sudden because he will lose the SW gallantly and the SS will be split between both parties, all thanks to the footing of the APC and recent 'transfer' moves.

Atiku doesn't stand a chance against Buhari in the NW. I doubt he'll give Buhari sleepless night in the NC region as well. 2019 won't be a contest. Going by your projections, it would be a murder, a swift one at that.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:31pm On Oct 09, 2018
safarigirl:
the SE that has the least poverty rate in Nigeria are major losers?

You don't know who a loser is. Sanchez, focus on stopping the degradation of land in the Niger Delta by oligarchs. That is a bigger issue than SE Presidency.

Last I checked, South Easterners did not ask anybody for Presidency, it is other people using it to lure them
Care to show me a recent poverty index rating?

I'll tell you who a loser is: a loser is one who is near insignificant in the scheme of things. The Igbos haven't been able to get it right politically and you think that isn't a sign of losing? SE presidency is a mirage. The earlier you wake up to smell the coffee, the better it is for you.

If you want to argue, do so intelligently and stop sounding like the average IPOB member! One minute you are lamenting about how your fathom offline Yoruba speakers are claiming the VP ticket should go to the SE, the next the Igbos didn't ask anyone for the Presidency, whereas the lapdog called Ohaneze has been issuing ultimata just as IPOB and MASSOB, alongside Ohaneze Youth Arm about not denying the Igbos presidency in 2023.

Refuse to be confused!
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:23pm On Oct 09, 2018
safarigirl:
even you, your knowledge of politics is poor


The SW has chosen their stand. They stand with APC come what may, they are not the sophisticated people they once were. Even Ekiti is now an APC State, so, which magic will Atiku pull to convince them to leave APC?

The only major stakeholder that most Nigerians are too blind to see is the North Central. Kwara, Benue, Plateau all abandoned PDP in 2015 and were part of why APC won. I am disappointed that you people are dragging this thing like this
You just got interested in politics just recently. Most importantly, politics isn't propelled by emotions but on permutations and calculations. With or without the VP slot, why give the SE a position that wouldn't count much owing to the fact that the region is pro PDP and highly anti APC?

Saying the NC is the deciding factor in the upcoming elections clearly shows you don't know what you're talking about. The NW has 18M voters registered followed by 14M from the SW. The SE has just 8M, making it the least in the ranks of registered voters.

If you were to be a Northern politician, you would in all honesty give the VP slot to a pro PDP region with the least registered voters? I am not surprised that you, just like others don't understand the dynamics of politcs. You would rather dress it on the altar of sentiments and emotions than what it is.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:10pm On Oct 09, 2018
Buterflyle0:
And once PDP chooses a VP from the SW then the SE would never smell Presidency or VP for another 16 years. grin

They would be the biggest losers.
The truth is, the SE can't smell the presidency. This isn't a curse. Sadly, no one trusts them to hand over the country to them. Most unfortunately is the fact that they have insulted the life out of everyone there is rather than build bridges and work towards being a key player.

If it isn't Ohaneze today, it is IPOB and MASSOB tomorrow, not forgetting the foot soldiers who rant that they are not Nigerians.

As it stands, the SE are the major losers here.
Politics › Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by Sanchez01(m): 11:02pm On Oct 09, 2018
I mentioned this some few days ago. The VP of the PDP can only make sense if it comes from the SW. The SE is pro PDP and Buhari would have a tough time there. A SE VP means sudden death for Atiku in the SW even though the SS will be divided and keenly contested.

I hate to say this but the SW is a major stakeholder in the scheme of things in this country. The SW has far more electoral value than the SE.

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