₦airaland Forum

JUBILEE2000:
The cabals you are talking about are not faceless. no group of persons no matter how powerful will hold this country to ransom anymore!!!!

Brugo:
What is special about winning oil rich states?

Oil proceeds belong to the Federal government first before those states. APC is going to head that government soon and none of the senators and Reps from the oil rich states can override the wishes of the APC.

What then is the need to conquer the states if not just for the pleasure of winning?

PassingShot:
Neither GMB nor his party ever said they will bring back the girls. If they did, show any evidence.

dinachi:
How I wish my people will change their attitude of voting only the government in power at the centre since 1999. Well, the good side is that Igbos will lead Buharis campaign and support APC moment Buhari is sworn in.
Surprising? No! In 2003, Igbos rejected APGA presidential Candidate Ojukwu, they also rejected Dr Chuba Okadigbo who was running mate to Buhari and they voted Obasanjo a Yoruba man! 2007, the cycle repeated with Yaradua, they abandoned Ojukwu again, they abandoned Sen Ben Obi who was running mate to Atiku, they also abandoned Right Hon Edwin Umezuoke who was running mate to Buhari, They voted Yardadua, a hausa fulani man. In 2011, they voted Jonathan simply because he was in power! 2019 they will only vote APC,because we are now in power.

Brugo:
Is this the link to the promise? If you accuse someone you must provide proof else your accusations will be baseless.

jackreece:
General Muhammadu Buhari's Promises To
Nigerians:
1. Stabilize oil prices at $100 a barrel.
2. To reduce fuel price to N45 a litre.
3. Provide free education to all.
4. Pay the poorest 25 million people N5000 every month.
5. Generate 40,000 megawatts of electricity in 4 years.
6. Pay youth corps members year after service.
7. Provide one meal a day for all Nigerian
students.
8. Provide 3 million jobs in his first year.
9. To make N1 to be equal to $1.
10. Build 4 refineries in 4 years.
11. To stop Boko Haram and bring back the
missing Chibok girls.
12. He also promised to remove immunity on
public office holders.
13. Fight corruption.
14. No office of first lady.
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Let us see how the "CHANGE" goes. I hope it goes well!

gidjah:
make men like you go comot those gals where una dey hide them *MR MEN*

gidjah:
I trust God to give you wisdom over this matter mr president, just give your true boys oder, and we shall strike their hot metals!

lastpage:
[size=18pt]Mr. WAITER![/size]


Can l have my Red Wine now? Pls add some Ice.

Thanks.


Lastpage!

Abelmoscus:
I think the president-elect is just trying not to be verbose here. The girls can only be rescued if they are still alive. Making a promise on uncertainty may not be good for him and his govt. Nigerians,Una go quote am words for words.

Caseless:
you shall all be put to shame very soon. I wonder why you all want to put what gej failed with on buhari.

barcanista:
Baba has said his mind. We don enta one chance

barcanista:
please easy on the baba abeg

jerflakes:
The fear of GMB is the beginning of wisdom.

anigold:
Hmmmm its all about the excuse, atleast GEJ did not blame yaradua when he took over.
seems to me APC new slogan is "DONT WORK BLAME PAST LEADERS"

barcanista:
Buhari o...#BringBackOurGirls

donklens:
I will update the result soon. I have a source inside the INEC OFFICE.

tkwo:
that is exactly what we are saying. education is the key. if you can think enough u will know those houses have been built very long time and government will not go and build new houses for them but rather make their life better by building roads, free education for all, and other infrastructures.

Ilekeh:
Left to PDP, Eko would look like Abia.....dirty market place.

APC began the construction of roads and bridges in Ekiti.

Look what Ajimobi constructed in Oyo..... new roads, bore holes, water plants, bridge etc.

What has PDP constructed in the ss/se? You still relying on your color pencilled Niger bridge?

tonytony208:
Is that why, they run away from the mud houses in igboland and its gully erosion? Well, I know of many Igbos in osun state and some of them are actually living in mud houses. Some of their houses and towns in alaigno are even worse than mamy towns in osun state. Ive been to an igbo town called obodo ukwu before and i know what i saw. Some even come to yorubaland and live in old decayed houses without toilet. It does not matter if the house is already crumbling; Igbo's will stay there so long as it is close to their business. Mr, kindly tell another lie. I know your pride-induced blindness will not make you face realities. So, Pls continue in thy self-disillusionment.

nneca:
THE SITUATION SO FAR...

The declaration of results of Saturday’s governorship election in Abia stalemated midway Sunday following the reversal of the cancellation of three local governments results by the Returning Officer, Prof. Benjamin Ozumba.

Mr. Ozumba had announced the cancellation of results from Osisioma, Obingwa and Isialangwa North Local Government Areas on the grounds of “incontrovertible evidence of violence’’ and reports from international observers.

The returning office reversed the decision after Governor Theodore Orji led chieftains of PDP to consult with the Resident Electoral Officer (REC), Prof. Selina Oko and Mr. Ozumba.

Mr. Ozumba said the cancellation was reversed due to fresh information concerning the conduct of the election in the three council areas.

He said polling centres with issues would be isolated and decisions taken on them later.
The polling agent of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Ahamdi Nweke, had questioned the rationale behind the decision by the returning officer to reverse his earlier pronouncement.

Mr. Nweke insisted that elections did not take place in Osisioma, adding that the party would not accept any result from the area.
He tendered a hand-written note reportedly signed by the Commissioner of Police, Habila Joshak, indicating that electoral materials recovered from the bush in Osisioma were in police custody.

Mr. Joshak, who was present at the centre, did not controvert Mr. Nweke’s assertion.
Proceedings were later disrupted after an international observer, Ms Shirle Wilson, from Noble Leadership Initiative, United Kingdom, testified at the centre that “election did not take place in Osisioma’’. 

Mr. Wilson said election in the area was marred by violence and snatching of ballot boxes and other electoral materials by hoodlums.
The pronouncement heightened tension at the centre, leading to the adjournment of further announcement of results.

The controversial result from Osisioma, which had earlier been announced, showed that PDP scored 42,442, while APGA polled 1017.
Meanwhile, results from 10 local government areas have so far been announced.

In his reaction, APGA governorship candidate, Alex Otti described the governor’s appearance at the collation centre as “an abuse of power, designed to intimidate and exert undue influence on the electoral officials’’.
The governor was accompanied by the Minister of State for Defence, Rtd. Col. Austin Akobundu, PDP’s National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, and Onyema Ugochukwu, among others.

SOURCE: Premiumtimes

The Battle is no longer our's, it's the Lord's and he will surely win. If nothing else, for the sake of all of us who do not know Alex nor Okezie but simply wants change to come to Abia.