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Not that im a Nnamdi Kanu sympathizer but that man predicted this rubbish. Buhari is gradually turning himself to the modern day Usman Danfodio and some idiots in the south are actually aiding him on this.

mission accomplished

My own is the bullions vans that were spotted driving into Tinubu resident, and no one in the supposed government of integrity is asking questions... Reno make some salient points but as usual, Buharists will come online to Insult him.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the
governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC),
Abdullahi Ganduje, winner of the Kano State governorship supplementary
election held Saturday 23rd March, 2019 . Governor Ganduje was trailing
the PDP Candidate, Abba Kabir Yusuf at the end of the first election
held on March 9, 2019 by a significant margin. In the supplementary
election held in 28 out of the 44 local government areas of the state,
Ganduje won by scoring 45,876 votes to Yusuf’s 10,239 thereby up turning
the result in his favour. The State Returning Officer, Professor Bello
Shehu, announced that Governor Ganduje scored a total vote of 1,033,695
while Abba Yusuf polled 1,024,713 given the winning margin of 8,982
between the two major candidates. This was a surprising result as in
places where PDP was far ahead, the tides turned and the massive results
emerged for the APC.

As an observer, I had noticed during our rounds that the massive presence of thugs had depressed voter turnout so how did the 32% voter turnout during the previous election scale up to turn the tide. I asked an Assistant Presiding Officer to recount what he saw happen in his polling unit. For his security, this traumatised student of Bayero University does not want his name or polling unit revealed.

The APO recounted that his involvement was through Bayero University
who had asked students interested in being ad hoc election staff to fill
forms, he did and was selected and posted to Nasarawa Local Government.
He took part in the Presidential/National Assembly as well as the
Governorship/State House Elections and had very good memories of both.
He was charged with the smart card reader, which worked well and only
those voters who were authenticated were allowed to vote in the two
previous elections. He said the whole process was free and fair and he
felt he was playing an important civic role for his country.

For the supplementary elections, he had reported to Gama Tudu Primary
School, his Registration Area Centre (RAC) which was also the Ward
collation centre at 7.30 pm on Friday, 22nd March, 2019, that is the
night before the election as directed by INEC. All ad hoc staff
comprising most students and youth corps members were expected to spend
the night there. He recalls there was a large number of policemen and
civil defence corps personnel and they felt safe initially. Their
trauma, he said, started at 10 pm that Friday night when mobile
policemen came into the school and ordered the youth corps and student
ad hoc staff out of the premises without any explanation. They refused
to go out and they were tear gassed out. It turned out it was simply an
exercise of verification that they were the genuine names on the list.
After the verification, the were allowed back in. He said they got very
confused why they were tear gassed for a simple verification exercise
because they would not have resisted had they been told it was a
verification exercise.

At midnight, they realised the school was completely surrounded by
thugs armed with clubs, swords and machetes. No one could sleep he
explained. At 7.30am, that is Saturday morning, the day of the election
security personnel escorted them to their respective polling units and
had to set up surrounded by thugs. The first rule set by the thugs was
that no cameras or cell phones must be used by anybody. Clearly, they
did not want images of what was happening to be recorded he explained.
He said he felt so harassed that he took his phone to a nearby house and
requested that they keep it for him. Trouble started at 11am when the
thugs attacked and they all ran away with their materials. Subsequently,
the thugs were cleared temporarily by the police and they returned and
voting resumed. By 1 pm however, the thugs took over control of the
voting process with police complicity who were present throughout. The
thugs threatened to kill the ad hoc staff if they refused to cooperate.
By this time all the PDP agents had been chased out. According to him
the result of the polling unit was fabricated in the following manner:

1) First, the thugs came with 200 already thumb-printed ballot papers and stuffed them in the ballot box.
2) Secondly, they took out the ballots already thumb-printed for PDP
during the polling and thumb-printed them again to turn them into spoilt
ballots.
3) Thirdly, he was forced to sign additional ballot papers which the thugs thumb-printed for the APC.
4) Finally, the ad hoc staff were forced to record the compromised
results on result sheets and they were taken to the INEC office.

The APO explained he worked under duress because his life was
threatened. He said they were held hostage by the thugs and were not
allowed to go out to look for food to eat and his next meal came 24
hours later only after he got home. His conclusion is that he would
never participate in any other election in any capacity for the rest of
his life. SAD. It would be great if other ad hoc staff could write up
their stories.

A professor of Political Science and development consultant/expert, Jibrin Ibrahim is a Senior Fellow of the Centre for Democracy and Development, and Chair of the Editorial Board of PREMIUM TIMES


Source
http://www.opinionnigeria.com/fabrication-of-electoral-results-a-look-at-how-the-kano-outcome-might-have-emerged-by-jibrin-ibrahim/

This is reality of things. So far the government have being playing politics with most issues involving DISCOs. They should set politics aside and address issues on ground.

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Asshurbanipal:
Apc pulling surprise in akwa ibom. Akpabio is doing better than kwankwaso

kwankwaso and Saraki just be noise makers

It's rather sad that such statement came from a sitting Governor. But we should remember so one made similar statement some years back, and now he is a president.

Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, on Tuesday, has criticised Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, over his claim that the former President left Nigeria with a huge debt and ruined the economy, due to the alleged corruption under his watch.

Recall, that the Vice President had during a Lecture titled: “Restructuring and the Nigerian Federation”, delivered as part of activities marking the 40th Anniversary of the Association of Friends, in Lagos, on Monday, accused the Jonathan administration of throwing Nigeria into untold hardship, recession, and huge debt.

In a statement by one of his Aides, Reno Omokri, the former President wondered why Osinbajo, who he claimed was recently indicted by the House of Representatives for an alleged corruption, should point accusing fingers at him.

The statement read: “How can Vice President Osinbajo, a man who had just been indicted by the House of Representatives, in one of the biggest corruption scams ever in Nigeria’s history, have the gall to point accusing fingers at Dr. Jonathan, a man that is celebrated internationally, for his efforts at achieving Nigeria’s best rating in Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perception Rating. when Nigeria improved 8 paces from 144 to 136, in 2014?

“Having read through the sordid details of Prof. Osinbajo’s corruption as revealed in the indictment by Nigeria’s House of Representatives, it is easy to understand why Nigeria made her worst ever retrogression in Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perception under him, this year, moving 11 paces backwards from 136 to 148.

“On the issue of debt, the fact remains that in the entire 16 years that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governed Nigeria, the total amount of money borrowed was ₦8.06 trillion. These are facts sourced directly from the Budget Office, controlled by the Buhari administration.

“However, in only three years, the All Progressives Congress-led administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, has borrowed a total of ₦10 trillion. With this fact in hand, where does Vice President Osinbajo have the moral authority to point leprous fingers at former President Jonathan?

“The claim by Vice President Osinbajo, that former President Jonathan left $63 billion in debt, is also a false claim. The Jonathan administration inherited $42.23 billion in debt in 2011, which were debts borrowed by the States and the Federal Government.

“Throughout the five years that he was President, former President Jonathan incurred the wrath of several State Governments, because his administration refused to guarantee their foreign loans.”

He claimed that the nation’s debt has increased under the present administration, because the Federal Government lacks the discipline that Jonathan had.

He added: “On Tuesday, November 13, 2018, the Debt Management Office revealed that in just 2017 alone, the Buhari administration borrowed ₦2.4 trillion, to fund their budget deficit. This is besides other loans that they took in 2017 alone. That money is more than the funds borrowed by the Jonathan administration in five years!

“To show to Nigerians the profligacy and ineptitude of the current administration, I draw their attention to the fact that between July and August 2018, the Buhari administration claimed it had shared $322 million Abacha funds, recovered by the Jonathan administration to the poor. Then a week after it made that announcement, the Buhari government borrowed $328 million from China.

“The question is this, why would you share out $322 million one week, only to borrow the same amount next week? Why not use the Abacha funds to fund government activities, instead of adding to the already strained debt burden?

“These are questions that Vice President Osinbajo should answer, rather than making false allegations against former President Jonathan.”


http://www.dailyadvent.com/index.php/2018/11/13/enough-is-enough-goodluck-jonathan-shuts-up-vice-president-yemi-osinbajo-over-his-latest-reckless-statements-releases-pure-facts-and-figures/

i don't know about you guys but as for me, neither Buhari nor anyone from APC nor APC is worth my vote

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We are not surprised. Thiss was meant to happen sooner or later

LMAO... AND YOU THINK THEY DON'T HAVE THEIR LAWYERS ALSO THAT HAS NO IDEA ABOUT NERC RULES.? MY DEAR, YOU WON'T BE THE FIRST NEITHER THE LAST. THESE COMPANY WOULD KEEP RAKING IN BILLIONS EVERY MONTH

2019 is around the corner, we understand.

These people just keep embarrassing themselves

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How much does it cost

Protein0:
get only that metal port replaced, it's readily available with any good engineer.

Done but not working neither.

Protein0:
which phone?

Xiaomi Redmi note 3

daamazing:
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They have to change the wholw charging panel

daamazing:
Thought mine had too, went to the market to test a charger. Same thing, until the guy said its bad one i first took. Tested others and it worked well. My liver be one fail me.

If you're in Lagos, you should easily find engineers.

Mine has been tested with all chargers. Getting the parts is rather the difficult things

I need an engineer for my xiaomi.... Charging port suddenly developed problems

What happened to the refineries that they said was roducing 2million bpd? Now they are working to achieve 1million bpd... The solution to our petrol problem is in our hands but those in govt that are profiting from petrol importation won't allow it. Instead of destroying the so-called modular refineries, why not invest in them and make them better.