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Mogidi:haba! do u alwys think lyk lik dis or once in a while. If it's d formal, u must rily be on a dead brain. Hw did ur post correlate or contribute to d topic. Go get a life, u cn't continue being a deluded soul and an undesirable element. Gsky nee, u need change sharply if nt for anything jst for ur nxt generation and close relations sake . Mogidi, Imokumo |
all naa permutation and combinations, as for me, I've neva blv any nigeria pastor and i dn't care abt any prophecy. Most of dem jst sat down in dere room look at d current situations of d country, did a little bit of arithmetic and mek a prediction and most of dem predicted based on emotion cos Jonathan was a Christian and Buhari was a Muslim. Dt's Wat mek open dere yansh or y cn't TB Joshua predicted d problem dt befell his church last year? |
Inna lillahi wa inna ilehi rojiun. |
HzRF:U cn quote urself. river politics doesn't concern me bt for SW, PDP digged dere grave since and u pple failed to see it by forcing sub-standards candidates and lots of candidates wit question marks on d electorates Xpecially ur man Omisore. |
HzRF:U must be a congenital fool for thinking election doesn't hold in dose places. I've been fllg u for quite somtym tokin trash abt osun state and d whole SW, hw PDP will win d whole SW wit slide margins.I cn only conclude dt ua either a kid or u've neva been to any northern state b4 and feel d kinda luv dey ve for GMB. it even suprised me dt PDP were able to get 100k plus in most of d states cos for me personally I didn't xpt dem to |
babadee1:yes oo |
Gh0stFreak:I knws dt it's hard 4 u to blv, but u cn chk d source to verify urself. |
I knows dt dis is d beginning of many more to come and it's basically one of d reasons why GEJ is adamant against challenging Buhari's victory in tribunal. |
DaBullIT:ua rilly a Badt guy |
A tsunami of crisis is set to sweep through the Rivers State chapter of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, over its failure to pay agents it used to allegedly rig the March 28 Presidential and National Assembly elections in Rivers State. Those engaged, who were either a remnant of the pool of the ad hoc staffers the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, had employed and trained but got converted by PDP, or the party’s band of militias and supporters enlisted to join in alleged massive thumb-printing and other electoral malfeasances committed by the party to snatch victory, have threatened a showdown if PDP officials and their field commanders continued to keep back the cash promised them. With the polls over, some of them who have brought their plight to the attention of The Neighbourhood alleged that their employer – PDP – has refused to pay them what they were promised. Narrating their circumstances to The Neighbourhood in Port Harcourt and other parts of Rivers State, the used- but-dumped election riggers alleged that rather than pay them the money promised prior to the fraud, the involved PDP leaders have taken to singing a different song. “They promised us huge cash to be paid on the election day even though to some of us, we didn’t want to be involved in their plans, but now, they are telling us stories. We won’t take it lying low with them unless they paid us”, the PDP rigging partners threatened. The complainants, whose spread spans across the genders, further narrated the locations of their unholy engagements. The Neighbourhood would not publish their names for security and safety concerns but their accounts collaborate allegations of massive rigging made by the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State. One of the accusers whom The Neighbourhood simply identified as Sam narrated his plight. “I was one of those who served as ad hoc staff for the March 28 Presidential and National Assembly elections. I was trained by INEC but a day to the elections, some PDP leaders in our area sent words to me inviting me to meet with them in the home of one of them (the cheated election rigger gave the name of the accused PDP chieftains but The Neighbourhood would not disclose their names at this point). They told me they wanted I and others who were to also serve as ad hoc staff to “co- operate” with them on the election day. When I asked them the type of “co- operation” they meant, they told me it was to join in thumb-printing on ballot papers on the election day. “I was hesitant in agreeing with them but when I noticed they were becoming hostile, I accepted but not after they had promised to pay me N30,000. So, on that day(election day), we were all driven to a house along Onne/Trailer Park road(in Eleme) which belongs to a PDP candidate. They brought the ballot papers and directed all of us to join in thumb-printing. We joined until they felt satisfied. There was no voting. But rather than pay me, they are now telling me stories”. The cheated INEC ad hoc staffers disclosed that the men have engaged in lines of denial and are passing the bulk. “They now refer us from one person to another. Personally, I doubt their promise to pay after the Governorship and State House of Assembly elections. They said they would pay after the Governorship and State House of Assembly elections which they have told us would follow same style. They boasted they would win the governorship in the same manner they used in winning the March 28 one. But for me and others, we need our money now”. Further investigations by The Neighbourhood showed that not only did the PDP chiefs turn their collaborators into milk cows but used them to achieve their plot at minimum cost. However, while they paid some whose wages for the rigging ranged from N5,000 to N8,000, they pocketed those whose wages were higher. Payments, it was further gathered, depended on size of Polling Unit and designation of an ad hoc worker. theneighbourhoodonline.com/news/othernews/3467-pay-us-our-money-or-well-expose-how-you-rigged-march-28-elections--compromised-inec-ad-hoc-staffers-threaten-rivers-pdp.html |
luvmijeje:Abi ooo, thks |
jaykaylegend:Lolzz |
anibirelawal:hahaha |
Mynd44:it cn't be more clearer dan u said it. Ua so on point. |
personally for me, NO. at least based on d reasons above. |
If you put yourself in Goodluck Jonathan's shoes, and you imagine Obama, David Cameron, Ban Ki Moon, etc.[Not King of Morroco] calling you and making it CLEAR that the responsibility of whatever happens in the event that there is violence following dispute over the election results will be SOLELY yours. And the ICC practically relocating to Nigeria, Abdulsalami Abubakar "breathing down your neck", i bet you would SOBER UP and concede... Whilst we must commend Dr. Goodluck Jonathan for placing a call to General Buhari even before the final results had been announced, we MUST NOT make the naiive mistake of portraying him as a hero... Call me what you want, but i REFUSE to forget its 353 days! since "Chibok"; and there are probably 5 times as many young girls and women as the Chibok girls that are in captivity. What about the THOUSANDS DEAD ? I REFUSE to forget about the same amount as our national budget has been STOLEN every year I REFUSE to forget bandits were handed the work of our Navy to do I REFUSE to forget NO ONE has been punished for anything in SIX YEARS I REFUSE to forget criminals have been given freedom to even contest and win elections to be lawmakers Even though The Oxford Learner's Dictionary defines a hero as "a person, especially a man, who is admired by many people for doing something brave or good", Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is NOT my hero... Part of the "CHANGE" some of us chant is to STOP celebrating MEDIOCRITY What else are you supposed to do when you lose a contest ? Attahiru Jega is a HERO Channels TV is a HERO The voters in Bauchi who PEACEFULLY but RESOLUTELY DEFENDED their votes are HEROES Nigerians, who braved the odds[WEATHER, LOGISTIC CHALLENGES, INTIMIDATION, etc.] and VOTED are the HEROES |
Texcoco:dn't ve tym 4 u now, still in celebration mood .listening to Olamide Badoo-Lambebe |
Texcoco:I wud be more api nt to ve a lyk at ol rather than having frm a confused personality lik u. |
Texcoco:#Ichidodo, changing of moniker doesn't change ur miserable life, it's either u face d reality now or continue living in ur fantasy. U need more dan jst a deliverance, deluded soul. |
Texcoco:#ichidodo, changing of moniker doesn't change ur hatred and ur miserable lyf. weda u lyk it or nt. He's nw ur president. Ua jst a deluded and aa lost soul, it will tek more dan a deliverance to safe u. |
EggovinMma:buhari won convincingly, 499 against 0 |
Barring any attempt to scuttle the will of the people, the stage seems set for a change of leadership in the nation’s polity with results of the weekend’s presidential polls indicating that the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd), is in comfortable lead in three of the country’s six geo-political zones. The zones include the two largest ones – North West and South West. Buhari also polled more votes than his arch-rival and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), President Goodluck Jonathan, in North East zone.`The incumbent president clinched the South South and the South East. Both candidates have shared the spoils in in North Central zone with Buhari winning in Kogi, Kwara and Niger states while Jonathan cornered Nasarawa, Plateau and Benue. Our correspondents reported that from results trickling in from the collation centres, the former military head of state has emerged the preferred choice of the people in the presidential poll. “There is no doubt the race has been won and lost and that Gen Buhari has won,” a source at the INEC office confided in LEADERSHIP. “Clearly, it is three zones to two; and after winning North West which has Kano and South West with Lagos, the two most populated states and zones, nothing can stop him.” Jonathan lost vital polling units, including the one at the seat of power where he resides, Aso Villa, Abuja. Many of his cabinet members, including the minister of education, Ibrahim Shekarau; his Federal Capital Territory (FCT) counterpart, Bala Mohammed, and the minister of state (II) for foreign affairs, Musliu Obanikoro posted dismal results in their home units. Many other high-profile politicians lost their polling units to opposition parties. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is yet to announce the result of the presidential election, but the director of media, PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation (PDPPCO), Mr Femi Fani-Kayode, claimed, in a press statement yesterday, that Jonathan had won in 23 states and APC in 14. Nigeria has 36 states. APC spokesman, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, however, raise the alarm that President Jonathan and his cronies were working round the clock to manipulate the people’s mandate by unlawfully coveting majority votes or rendering the elections inconclusive. When asked, INEC chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, faulted Fani-Kayode’s claim that the PDP was leading in 23 states, or 64 percent, in the presidential poll. He said that the only results received were from two states, Ekiti and Ogun. He also declared that the commission was not under any pressure to declare the outcome of the presidential election inconclusive, while expressing worry at the crisis in River State, stating that the commission was investigating it and would take a position soon. APC wins 7 LGs in Kano According reports from Kano State, Buhari was leading with a wide margin in seven local government areas (LGAs) of the state. Also, all the APC candidates for seats in the House of Representatives and Senate were leading in the said LGAs. The local councils so far announced were Bunkure, Makoda, Tsanyawa, Bagwai, Albasu, Kibiya and Kura LGAs respectively. Spokesman of INEC, Kano office, announced the following:”Kibiya- APC 23,000 votes, PDP 4,999 votes; Gabasawa – APC 31,000 votes, PDP 8, 840 votes. Bagwai – APC 38 , 750 votes, PDP 8,159 votes; Kunchi – APC 24,542 votes, PDP 2,921 votes; Tsanyawa – APC 32,662 votes, PDP 4,819 votes, and Gaya -APC 38,085 votes, PDP 1, 888 votes.” LEADERSHIP discovered that returning officers were retiring back to INEC office in the state with the results by press time. Buhari sweeps Kaduna votes as Sambo loses own ward to APC Reports from Kaduna State yesterday also indicated that Buhari was leading in most of the results collated from the various polling units across the 23 LGAs of the state. Vice President Namadi Sambo, who had won in his new polling unit, however, lost again to the APC by a wide margin in his Kabala ward 05 in Kaduna North LGA. Dr Husseini Momo Lawal of the Ahmadu Belo University, Zaria, who served as collation and returning officer in the vice president’s ward, announced that APC won the presidential election with 10,760 votes to PDP’s 1,760 votes. Results collated from Shiba Ward 1 in Kaduna North LGA also indicated that the APC led with 3,871 votes while the PDP followed with 1,827 votes. The presidential result coming from Ikara LGA showed that APC led with 49,146 while the PDP got 7,170 votes, and in Kubau LGA, the APC led with 63,875 votes while PDP got 6,377 votes in the presidential election. The vice-president had changed his polling unit PU-011 on Swimming Pool road, near Police College, to avoid a repeat of the 2011 embarrassment after he lost his then polling unit. Our correspondent gathered while incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan got block votes from Southern Kaduna senatorial district, his arch-rival of the APC, Gen Buhari, was cruising home with block votes from Kaduna Central and Kaduna North senatorial districts. Buhari, according checks by our correspondent, was likely to win with about 60 percent of the votes. Buhari cruising towards a landslide victory in Borno – SSG In Borno State, the secretary to the state government, Ambassador Baba Ahmed Jiddah, said that given the result of the presidential polls collated so far in 16 LGAs, the APC flag bearer, General Buhari, would emerge victorious with a landslide. Ambassador Jidda, who is also Buhari’s agent, said his principal was leading with a margin of about 95 percent in the results announced for the 16 LGAs so far submitted at the INEC collation centre. “The APC is cruising to landslide victory; as you can see, we have done better that we thought,” said the SSG. “It is obvious that our opponents are struggling to score 25 percent, but from the look of things, at the end of the day, they may not be able to get more than 10 percent.“Today we have so far collated results from 16 local governments and from what we have, the APC has approximately 95 percent, while the PDP has slightly over five percent. The turnout is not that very good, but it should be expected given the circumstance we found ourselves. When more results are brought in tomorrow, it may improve the figures we have. However, the good thing is that people are happy they have participated in this election. “The INEC and the security agencies have really done very well, and we believe, by the time we conclude this exercise tomorrow, everybody will happier for it.”According to the SSG, the collation of results for the presidential polls was suspended at about 6:30pm yesterday for all parties to reconvene again at 9am today (Monday) when more results from remote local government areas would be brought in. Kabiru Turaki, Bello Haliru lose wards to APC in Kebbi Results emanating from Kebbi State revealed that President Jonathan’s henchmen failed to deliver their wards for the president and the PDP. Former defence minister, Dr Bello Haliru, a onetime PDP chairman, failed to deliver his ward as results obtained from his Magajin Rafi polling unit indicated a landslide victory for the opposition APC. The current minister of special duties, Kabiru Tanimu Turaki (SAN), also failed to deliver his ward as the APC carpeted the PDP at Sarkin Zabarmawa polling unit. Reports also said voters booed and threw pebbles at the minister before security operatives whisked him away. The PDP national treasurer, Alhaji Buhari Bala, also failed to deliver his polling unit at Hassan Organiser polling unit. Samaila Haliru Dankasa, who is the coordinator of TAN (Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria, the top campaign team for President Jonatahn re-election bid) in Kebbi State, could not also win his ward for the PDP. He failed to deliver his Garkar Sarkin Zabarmawa polling unit Reports gathered by LEADRSHIP indicated Jonathan might not secure 25 per cent of the votes in Kebbi. Jonathan favoured in Benue Reports from Benue State indicated that Jonathan was in the lead in five local governments areas so far collated. The INEC resident electoral officer (REC) in the state, Mr Istafanus Dafwang, who received the results from collation officers at Makurdi, revealed that they were from the Benue South senatorial district. The results in Benue North East and Benue North West senatorial districts were yet to be collated. The already announced LGAs include Ado, Okpokwu, Ohimini, Agatu and Ogbadibo respectively. The results indicated that in Ado, Jonathan polled 7,382 to Buhari’s 2,328 votes. In Okpokwu LGA, Jonathan scored 12,103 votes, while Buhari got 4,757, and in Ohimini, the president led with 5,909 against Buhari’s 4,734. Jonathan also defeated Buhari in Agatu, home of the PDP deputy governorship candidate in Benue, John Ngbede, with a wide margin of 9,555 votes against 3,627. In Ogbadibo, it was a slim win for the president as he got 6,937 votes to main rival’s 6,257 votes. Meanwhile, the APC in the state has accused the ruling PDP of trying to manipulate the results of presidential and National Assembly elections in the three senatorial districts of the state. The media director of Ortom/Abounu governorship campaign organization, Mr Tahav Agerzua, who made this allegation in a statement made available to LEADERSHIP, said, “Especially in the Benue North senatorial District where APC has won obviously, the PDP is trying to manipulate it.” David Umar set to beat Gov Aliyu for Niger East senatorial seat In Niger State, PDP’s candidate, Governor Muazu Babangida Aliyu, was yesterday losing the Niger East Senatorial District to Barrister David Umar of the APC, who was leading with a wide margin in six local governments of the nine in the senatorial district so far released. Umaru, whose victory in Niger East by-election held in August last year was recently upheld by an appeal court in Abuja, led the outgoing state governor in the six local governments that their results had been so far been released. The results released by INEC returning officers at the collation centre at the College of Education, Minna, yesterday night showed that in Chanchaga LGA, Umaru scored 49,219 votes to Governor Aliyu’s 17,209 votes, thereby beating Aliyu in his own local government area. Also in Gurara LGA, Umaru scored 18,887 votes to Aliyu’s 6,520 votes. In Shiroro LGA, the APC candidate got 27,191 while the governor got 7,519 votes. Similarly in Tafa LGA, APC garnered 17,598 to PDP’s 8,151 votes, while in Bosso LGA, Umaru scored 36,250 and Aliyu 7,060 votes. The result from Munya LGA also indicated that Umaru had 13,666 while Aliyu got 6,635. In total, in the six LGAs so far announced, David Umaru polled 163,111 votes to Governor Aliyu’s 53,094 votes. The results from Rafi, Paikoro and Suleja LGAs were being awaited as polling continued in those places yesterday. Buhari wins Ogun LEADERSHIP can authoritatively report that Buhari has been declared winner of the presidential election in Ogun State with a wide margin. Buhari garnered 308, 290 votes to beat President Jonathan who had 207,950 votes. Announcing the results, the State Collation Officer (SCO) for the presidential election in Ogun, Professor Duro Oni, said the APC presidential candidate won in 13 local governments while the PDP won in seven. The local government areas won by Buhari were Ewekoro, Obafemi-Owode, Ijebu-Ode, Odeda, Ijebu North East, Odogbolu, Abeokuta North, Abeokuta South, Ado-Odo/Ota, Egbado South, Ifo and Egbado. PDP, however, won in the seven council areas of Remo North, Imeko- fon, Sagamu, Ogun Waterside, Ijebu East, Ijebu North and Ikene. The total number of votes cast in Ogun State was 559, 613 out of which 26, 441 were voided, while a total valid votes cast was 533, 172. Results from Osun State also put Buhari in the lead. Buhari leads Jonathan In Sokoto As collation of votes began in Sokoto State at about 8pm yesterday night at the Sultan Muhammadu Macccido Institute for Qu’ranic and General Studies, available results at the time of filing this report put Buhari far ahead of President Jonathan. Though, most of the results were still being expected, LEADERSHIP can authoritatively report that should the voting tempo continue, the APC candidate would floor his main opponent. The results available at about 21:35pm from two out of the 23 local governments in the state showed a wide far margin between the two candidates. Of the total 38, 589 valid votes cast in Denge Shuni LGA of the state, Buhari polled 31,036 while Jonathan got only 6, 918. The same scenario played out in Kware LGA as the APC candidate polled 25, 286 out of the 33, 008 valid votes, to the PDP’s 5, 339 votes. In Goronyo LGA, Buhari polled 28, 950 votes to Jonathan’s 7,664 votes. More results were being awaited at the time of filing this report. http://leadership.ng/news/421709/history-beckons-as-buhari-sets-to-unseat-jonathan |
tit:hahah! U rilly need change asap, hole or whole mumu, ode omo alaigba eko and if dey are shouting illiterate, u'll also be calling Buhari an illiterate. SMH4U |
Sleekyshuga:same problem here, but changing my ntwk to edge alone ve been doing it for me in d night |
Orijin101:thks wa gbayi, I owe u one bottle of origin.lolzzz |
OREMUSSANCTUS:congenital fool, did u even read d article at ol. it will be beta to go and put on ur glasses |
what else can I say. assuming dt d campaign was successful, at d end of it some TAN's agent will be ol here shouting massive crowd but will 4gt to mention d monetary part. U cn used money to buy crowd for campaign but u cn't used money to buy voters. If ua doubting this, Omisore will be in a beta position to explain cos Nigerians are wiser now . |
DUTSE – The Coordinator of GoodLuck/Sambo Campaign Organization in Jigawa, Alhaji Yusuf Alasan escaped being lynched when he was attacked by youths who participated in the campaign held in Dutse, the Jigawa state capital, Weekend. Youths drawn from the 27 LGA’s of the state attended the Transformation Agenda of Nigeria (TAN) sponsored campaign for President Jonathan’s re-election. Drama started shortly after the event when the youths demanded for their fees, but to their surprise, the coordinator asked them to drop their phone numbers as he promised payment will be made in due course and they should expect bank transaction alert. This drew the ire of the youths who accused the campaign coordinator, who also doubles as the SURE-P boss in Jigawa State of diverting their mobilisation money running into millions of Naira, describing his action as betrayal and breach of trust. The situation later degenerated when the youths pounced on Alhaji Alasan and his team, as people scampered to safety, some removing their TAN branded T-shirts and Face caps. All effort to contact the Jonathan campaign Coordinator proved abortive as his telephone rang several times without him taking his calls. But one of aides, Aminu Aminu confirmed that irate mob attacked the organisers of the rally. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/irate-mob-attacks-jonathan-campaign-coordinator-in-jigawa/#sthash.l8s6f0Br.dpuf |
I Rep ipinle Omoluabi |
The Governing Council of the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria yesterday announced the selection of Professor Ibrahim Garba as the new Vice Chancellor of the institution. Announcing the appointment, chairman of the Council, Arc Muhammad Dewu, said Professor Garba emerged the new VC after what he called rigorous and transparent selection process. According to him, following a two-day interview conducted by a panel set up by the council, Professor Garba emerged the first out of the 24 professors that contested the top job of ABU. The new VC would take over the affairs of the university in April this year when the tenure of the incumbent VC, Professor Abdullahi Mustapha, would come to an end. Born on February 25, 1957 in Riruwai, Doguwa local government area of Kano state, Professor Garba had his first and second degrees at ABU between 1980 and 1985. He earned his Ph.D at the University of London in 1993. Aside the various positions he had held at federal and states ministries, Professor Garba has served as the Vice Chancellor of the Kano State University of Science and Technology, Wudil. He has also served as head of department of the ABU’s Department of Geology, among many other positions. He has to his credit numerous papers in local and international journals, apart from other publications. www.dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/news/19993-abu-gets-new-vc |
nyc write up, Masha Allah. Jazakallah khayran |
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