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I prefer the old way of proposals. I'm Ishan and we propose with beads.

In as much I abhor most of the killings carried out by these people we will classify as 'lunatics' I must say a targeted approach would have been better. Attacking the rigging specialists with a intention of eliminating them would have been proper. God has a way of phasing out waste and in their place bringing up real ideal change agents. Perhaps this is for the best. The governorship is coming up so whoever is coming up must have it in mind he is expendable if he's deemed to be a 'waste'. Making this a tribal or religious issue definitely sent the wrong message to the south. Perhaps their inability to get through to the real cause of their problems caused this.

Another touching article by an Abuja based lawyer.

When Generals Weep
Posted: April 15, 2011 - 01:27
Posted by siteadmin
By Bassey Nyoho, Esq

General Muhammadu Buhari was not alone when he was suddenly overcome by emotion in his final official speech going into the Presidential election on Saturday, April 16th 2011, in what he has authoritatively described as his last outing in the Presidential contest in this country. A good number of members of that unique audience and many more of those who watched via television were overcome with sudden and overwhelming emotion over the fate of this country and perhaps the approaching eclipse of the last of the face of public honesty and probity in the affairs of Nigeria.

Our General may have betrayed the stern and unemotional calling of his Military background but such is the effect of the monumental crises that has bedevilled this otherwise great country that not much more could be done in the face of pressure, opposition and near ineffectiveness to change the strangle hold of the same set of people who for the past thirty years have been around and active in presiding over arguably the greatest plundering of the resources of any Nation devoid of a state of war.

As the 2011 presidential elections approach, General Muhammadu Buhari, our only symbol of hope, our dimming light in the midst of a legion of wolves stands at the threshold of history to give this potentially great Nation another sincere opportunity to restart her fortune and give her a breather of hope, a fresh start from decades of incompetence, failed infrastructure, and corruption of epic dimensions. There was not a more defining highlight in the speech of the presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change than his assertion, with all the confidence he could muster, that he has served his country in various capacities- as Minster of the Federal Republic, State Governor, Chairman of Petroleum Trust Fund and Head of State- and in all these offices, he has never let his hand into the public till. In making this declaration, he invited all presidential candidates, both in this election and in the past presidential elections to dare to make the same claims. It was a challenge available only to the very upright, one with water tight integrity, whose word you can take to the bank. And to every challenge there is a target; at the receiving end are not just our thieving politicians, but the multitude of inept and corrupt public servants, the judiciary which has turned a blind eye in the face of systematic and unaccounted for injustices, our armed forces which has thrown up brigades of Military opportunists who in the past decades have subjected this country to massive pillaging and resource plundering. But these are just a few men, the minority czars or call them our overlords. The majority at the receiving end of Buhari’s challenge are the ordinary Nigerians, the working class and professional men and women; the unemployed, the youths and rural community dwellers who have decided to remain silent in the midst of this oppression; who have decided to be complacent as armed robbers in political garb rape the giant of Africa and subject her to such retrogression that it will take hundreds of years to recover- that is if this ‘house’ will stand the time.
In the audience on this auspicious occasion were recycled politicians who had joined this campaign train either for the benefit of what it would offer them or indeed for genuine remorse over the evil for which they have collectively conspired to confine this country to. It was a comic relief of sorts to see them join the General along with the rest of us who were watching, in the chorus of ‘weeping away’ our collective National frustration- oh, how shameless robbers are!

With the end of the rallies for the opposition CPC and the approaching end of campaigns for the Presidential election, the ruling party has redoubled its nauseating propaganda machine as a multitude of parties, political affiliations and individual political jobbers have fallen over themselves to offer endorsements to the Jonathan/Goodluck campaign in order to position themselves for the next season of plundering of the resources of our commonwealth. In its official response-as if it was necessary- to the speech by Muhammadu Buhari marking the end of the presidential rallies for the CPC, the ruling PDP has come out to mock, ridicule and pillory the symbol of our collective decency and pride. They have unfairly referred to his speech and the emotion which took a better part of him in the course of it, as a last desperate attempt from his bag of tricks aimed at whipping up sentiments towards winning the elections. This is akin to a robber stealing from a man and taunting him to aggravate the injustice meted out to him.

The facts on ground do not merit such reckless and irresponsible statements. The evidence on ground has shown that Nigeria has witnessed a dramatic worsening of its social, economic and political institutions in the past twelve years within which the ruling Peoples’ Democratic Party has presided over the affairs of this country. There has been massive institutional and systematic corruption for which there is neither investigation nor conviction of anyone. The amount of money-in billions of US dollars- sunk into the reactivation of the electricity sector with nothing to show for it provides enough bases for some people to pay the supreme sacrifice or rot in jail for the rest of their lives. But this is Nigeria, and things are always different here; instead, these treasury looters bestride our political spaces and are in every sense of the word untouchable. They are our governors, ministers, and government contractors and from all indications, they will be with us at least for the immediate future.


General Muhammadu Buhari has played his part. He has shown that in the midst of the stinking wealth garnered by our band of treasury looters, in the crowd of the corrupt, inefficient, blood sucking monsters who call themselves politicians, the majority of Nigerians recognise integrity, they recognise genuine patriots who spare no effort in striving to make this Nation a better place for the coming generations at the price of great inconvenience and opposition.
Unless there is a divine intervention, President Goodluck Jonathan will be announced sometime next week by Professor Attahiru Jega as the winner of the Presidential election of April 16th 2011. And why wouldn’t he? The ruling party controls enough resources to compel enough votes to announce its victory at the polls; not with $200m being awarded to the movie industry to enlist their support and money in the billions being drilled to the surface from the Petroleum Ministry to support the cause of the PDP Presidential Campaign.

General Muhammadu Buhari will not be much more the loser than the generality of Nigerians who have had to endure grinding poverty in the midst of huge resources which are being cornered by the men in power. Our teeming unemployed youth, runaway inflation, decrepit infrastructure, failed institutions and the despondence that has attended these vices are all indicators and ready reminders to the fact, that we are a generation that has been failed in all areas of our National life.

Ironically Mr. Muhammadu Buhari leaves the stage as a hero, a dogged and indefatigable fighter for the hidden potentials and opportunities of this Country which has remained dormant and unexploited as a result of the insatiable greed of a clique of men. We salute the people’s General, the yet unsung hero, who in a period of his life he should be enjoying a deserved retirement, had offered himself, in the face of hopelessness, as a vehicle of one last opportunity at redeeming this Nation from the path of impending perdition. We salute his courage, perseverance, statesmanship and princely mien which have done much more campaigning for him than any amount of looted funds the ruling and thieving Peoples’ Democratic Party would have offered.

For the rest of us Nigerians, who have had to suffer the brunt of decades of lost opportunities, rampant corruption, ineptitude and gross human rights violations, I conclude with the wise words of the political philosopher that a people deserve the type of government it gets. Maybe this is the aggregate of our collective entitlement. When and if the time ever comes when we have had it to our necks, we shall think of welcoming genuine change. For now, for them who have been privileged to enter the party hall, another term of looting is about to begin!
Bassey Nyoho, Esq

Is an Abuja based legal practitioner


www.saharareporters.com/article/when-generals-weep

“I have never cried in all the positions I occupied but I was moved and I wept because of the present pitiable condition of Nigeria, particularly that of the poor ones who are struggling to survive. Here is a country that is rich and blessed, and there is no sound leadership that will do justice to the country. We have been struggling for liberation; I ran in 2003, same in 2007 and now in 2011, and I said this is the last time that I will run, and the thought that some people because of abject poverty will sell their votes also made me emotional and I wept for our country.

This is very touching. Always happens when a man has reached the final stage of a journey. May the good Lord be with you but also note it is not over until its over

Former Head of State and Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday explained why he broke down in tears when he was addressing a world press conference in Abuja on Wednesday.


In an interview he granted the BBC Hausa Service which LEADERSHIP monitored in Kaduna, Buhari said: “I have never cried in all the positions I occupied but I was moved and I wept because of the present pitiable condition of Nigeria, particularly that of the poor ones who are struggling to survive. Here is a country that is rich and blessed, and there is no sound leadership that will do justice to the country. We have been struggling for liberation; I ran in 2003, same in 2007 and now in 2011, and I said this is the last time that I will run, and the thought that some people because of abject poverty will sell their votes also made me emotional and I wept for our country.

“Our people are poor with no leadership; they are selling their votes which will automatically enslave them with their children and great-grand children, because they have been denied education, health, water and so on. My shedding tears had nothing to do with a political strategy. For what and for which aim? The choice is with the people; if they decide let them vote for or reject me”.

On the failure of the alliance proposed with the Action Congress of Nigeria, Buhari said: “People know very little about what happened. They said they want the running mate slot, and I said it is even contrary to the Electoral Act; why not let’s go in to the poll and if we make it we can settle on cabinet and other positions. They now left and said I made it difficult, since I want to be president will I scuttle any chance that will pave way for me?

Buhari had lamented what he said were Nigeria’s woes on Wednesday: “In the life of any nation there comes a time when some people have to stand up and point out when things are moving off track, explain why they are going wrongly, demonstrate how they can be set aright, and work towards making a difference. For Nigeria, that time has come and it is now; and the people to stand up are you and me! Second, let me state categorically that I am not in this race to advance or protect any vested interest or group. We are seeking to replace a government that has done so much havoc to its people and their reputation; and we are determined, with your help, to uproot them completely. By the grace of God, Nigeria is going through its last few weeks of arbitrary non-accountable, corrupt governance—the type that has turned it into a republic of thieves. I have fought drift and purposelessness in this nation. I have fought corruption and indiscipline. I have fought indolence and the betrayal of trust. I have fought the Nigerian civil war and struggled for the unity of this country in many other ways.”

Meanwhile, the presidential candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, has told his teeming supporters that he has not stepped down for anybody even as he disclosed why the alliance talks collapsed.

Addressing a world press conference in Abuja yesterday, the former anti-graft czar asked Nigerians to ignore some SMS messages that some people would be sending around claiming that he has withdrawn from the presidential race holding tomorrow.

“First, let us be clear and set the records straight: I am still running as presidential candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, and my running mate is Fola Adeola. Please ignore any attempt to manipulate the outcome of this election by whatever means especially through viral text messaging disinformation campaign,” he said.

Speaking further, he said, “In the next 48 hours (now 24 hours), the destiny of our country will change. We would be electing the next president of our beloved country, and with that act we would be announcing our preparedness to march into a new future. My message to all my fellow compatriots today is that we vote wisely, that we act smartly, in the effort to save our democracy and our country, and set the path to a new beginning of greatness, achievement, and prosperity.”

Commenting on why the alliance talks collapsed, Ribadu put the fault at the doorstep of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) which, according to him, failed to honour its own side of the pact, which is to allow ACN to take the slot of the vice president if General Muhammadu Buhari is elected as the joint candidate.

His words: “We attempted to come out with a strong opposition to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and on our own side, on the part of my party, we made every necessary sacrifice including, of course, offer of stepping down of our own presidential candidate, because we saw Nigerians wanting a change and we believe it is the right thing to do, for all opposition to come together. The other party (CPC) did not fulfil its own part and it was not as big a sacrifice as our own but sadly, they did not just meet up with what we agreed.

“Originally, we agreed that we as the senior partner in this alliance attempt - because we have bigger electoral number, made more votes across the country, we have more in terms of number in the National Assembly elected but we still consider it necessary and we did it, including making offer of sacrifice of allowing the candidate of opposition CPC to lead and we only get the vice president eventually but they refused. They agreed and then they turned it down again. Sadly, that is the fundamental problem that really led to the collapse of the last alliance attempt.”

www.leadershipeditors.com/ns/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=28997:why-i-wept-buhari&catid=51:cover-stories&Itemid=142

“I have never cried in all the positions I occupied but I was moved and I wept because of the present pitiable condition of Nigeria, particularly that of the poor ones who are struggling to survive. Here is a country that is rich and blessed, and there is no sound leadership that will do justice to the country. We have been struggling for liberation; I ran in 2003, same in 2007 and now in 2011, and I said this is the last time that I will run, and the thought that some people because of abject poverty will sell their votes also made me emotional and I wept for our country.''-GMB

Abegi make una let me hear word. Pati Jona una 1st lady get degree but dey shoot knockout everywhere she goes. Make una no worry just make dém invite GEJ 4 state function people go run fi cover. Afterall Bill Gates na drop-out. Be gud @ wot u do & U'll certainly standout.
I guess we'll be needing an umbrella 2 shield us from GEJs missile launching wifey. Unfortunately its going to be leaking and we just have to make do.

If in doubt as regards the distance between Lagos and Benin pls follow up d link below.

http://distancecalculator.globefeed.com/Nigeria_Distance_Result.asp?fromplace=Benin-City%20(Edo)&toplace=Lagos%20(Lagos)&fromlat=6.3333333&tolat=6.4530556&fromlng=5.6333333&tolng=3.3958333

I had this same argument with someone in a bus while going to Benin from Lagos. In the 80's/90's it was possible to travel from Lagos to Benin in 2.5hrs. 3hrs was the average time it took most people driving at 120km/h to make it in 3hrs. I remember my dads staff driver used to cruise @ a constant speed of 120km/hr because my dad didn't like seed so he cruised at this constant speed to give the feeling that the speed wasn't much. The distance from Benin to Lagos is about 310km so tell me why someone can't make it in 2hrs 30mins driving @ 150km/hr on an assumed good surface. People fail to realize there are portions of the road you can do 160-180km/hr. In 2004 I drove an Opel leaving Benin at 1.25pm (Uniben Main Gate) and I arrived Lagos(Ojota) 4.00pm on a sunday. So I'm sure you did some mathematics and physics in school so do the maths.

@Beaf
I think a lot of people especially you are going to marvel @ all Dats going to go down in the next 6days. Pls mark my words.

I'm from d SS & I support BB for these reasons.
1. Creation of 6 economic regions will hasten development as well as provide jobs.
2. The proposed grid comprising of 10lanes on each side, fibre optic cables, underground power cables, rail track for passenger & goods transportation will enhance productivity, jobs and improve our image in Africa.
3. True federalism will bring about true partnership by all ethnic groups in Nigeria while also genuinely helping the oil & minerals producers in the country.
4. It is all about corruption. BB has sworn to fight corruption & if he doesn't keep his word I'll personally lead the campaign to bring his govt down.
5. He has promised to tackle indiscipline & make it fashionable once again to celebrate true hardwork.
6. I know GEJ will make this country grow but it will come at a terrible cost because by the time he & his clique are through Nigeria will be very broke. GEJs administration has shown no good fiscal policy. Soaring debts are alarmingly high.
7. We need to bring back morality into public life. This is Nigeria not the US or someother western country. Peoples sense of commitment to marriage, work, country is fast eroding and it needs to be tackled with urgency. A Nigeria we envision should teach kids not just the sciences & the Arts but also a strong sense of self consciousness, spiritual awareness, conviction to ideals, commitment to family ideals as well as a strong sense of patriotism to country.
For these reasons I strongly believe the ticket of Buhari & Bakare will steer us on a true path of the future of a Nigeria where true men & women of conviction & bursting with ideas will flourish.

Of Course you can't but you can deter them from stealing that is those it is in their DNA to steal. Imagine most of the stealing took place in Bayelsa even in the presidents own ward. I want the country to be built and rebuilt but not at a cost to enslave my children for life which is what GEJ & the PDP represents.

For all those saying that this election was free and fair should read below and have a rethink. I have always said GEJ is a smart thief with a mumu face. His Phd is well earned in this area.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/apr/12/national-12-04-2011-001.htm

Ha Uduaghan dis one go killi u O! Short man with big belle like u. U fit find space there.

Some people here are so myopic. All these bombings are about d elections. D PDP is trying to inflict fear in d minds of the northerners so dat they wuldnt turn up enmasse to vote d candidate of their choice. Has anyone tot y d CPC would want instill fear in d minds of d very electorate they are primarily banking on to bring into power. Since 1999 d PDP has shown dat this is d only thing they know. I'm sorry for anyone and his lineage dat votes d PDP. Bola Ige, Rewane, Funsho Williams, Harry all unresolved. All d bombings & violence around d country none of them has been resolved. No killer has been caught instead d PDP is playing politics with peoples lives. May d curses of this land come down heavily on these agents of darkness wherever, whoever they may be.

I have a theory on these events. Since 1999 these murderers have existed and please someone tell me they'ren't in d PDP. I don't need 2 start tracing d long list of unresolved murders. Now d PDP knows they're losing d north 2 BB there4 they result 2 their scare tactics of scaring d common man 4rm voting. My brodas up north d only way u can tell these band of thieves & killers dat u don't want dém is by going out there 2 vote. That has been d plan. Intimidation & scare tactics. PDP No, No more. Enuf is enuf, come monday next week we'll unseat all u agents of darkness.

If you want to know more about  GEJ then read the links below. Did a little research on the internet and tried to come up with articles on corruption against GEJ and to my astonishment they all have been unavailable except for the international articles. What is GEJ hiding? I have always said this guy is a quiet thief. May God help us in this country.

http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/1660/1/associate-of-bayelsa-governor-declared-wanted-by-t.html
http://aristocratism..com/2007/08/when-asset-declaration-becomes.html
http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2006/sept/29/national-29-09-2006-01.htm
http://www.newswatchngr.com/editorial/allaccess/special/11114084443.htm
http://www.saharareporters.com/real-news.html?start=1536
http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/politics/2007/jan/03/politics-03-01-2007-002.htm
http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/opinion/2007/feb/26/opinion-26-02-2007-002.htm
http://allafrica.com/stories/200609280012.html
http://allafrica.com/stories/200708270700.html

Even d VP doling out 'consignments' to opposition parties & some people here still want proof. Until u catch ur wife under another man b4 U'll believe a pic of a man frolicking ur wife. Odemumu

dailytrust.dailytrust.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16267:jonathan-meets-30-parties-excludes-acn-cpc-anpp&catid=2:lead-stories&Itemid=8

for all u guys posting astronomical magnitudes here pls be advised that 800kb/s isn't d same as 800KB/s. It is impossible to have more than 800KB/s on MTNs 3.5g network. Only Glo gives u 3.6Mbps once in a red moon because each base station has been programmed to accept max if there'rent any sharing issues. On MTN u can never have more than 800KB/s because there are caps/download/base station.

I think people haven't really stated d reasons y it should be BB.
1. Humility. For a general he is just 2 humble 2 a fault.
2. Courage. He has shown dat he can effectively take on d corrupt establishment in d country.
3. He'll run a cheaper government. GEJs N100b contract = 10 contracts of d same magnitude.
4. His past achievements speaks 4 him. Laid d groundwork & commenced 3 of d 4 refineries in d country.
5. He will install discipline in d country.
6. He has promised true federalism.
7. Promised both state & community police.
8. Promised regional development by creating economic regions 2 foster each regions development.
9. Promised to remove d immunity clause from d constitution
10. 100% sure dat all federal roads will b fixed & smoothly done in his first 4yrs
11. Promised to build more refineries.
12. Promised 2 provide jobs by bringing back Ajaokuta steel to life & building a butimen plant in Osun.
13. Makes reasonable promises dat people believe can be achieved.
14. Promised dat his government will tackle corruption & indiscipline.
15. Promised to immediately improve power supply by replacing faulty distribution equipments & ensuring optimum power generation from currently installed generators.
16. Promised 2 address promptly security across d country
17. We'll be looking @ close 2 a 100% budget execution as compared 2 GEJs 45%.
16.
9.

There is fire on the mountain people. Fellow BB campaigners, the IGP says we shouldn't go to the polling centres with our camera phones, Rivers CP says people in rivers should go home after voting. PDP & d police want to RIG! They are asking for war. WAR!!!

There is fire on the mountain people. Fellow BB campaigners, the IGP says we shouldn't go to the polling centres with our camera phones, Rivers CP says people in rivers should go home after voting. PDP & d police want to RIG! They are asking for war. WAR!!!

There is fire on the mountain people. Fellow BB campaigners, the IGP says we shouldn't go to the polling centres with our camera phones, Rivers CP says people in rivers should go home after voting. PDP & d police want to RIG! They are asking for war. WAR!!!

[size=26pt]They can do what they like but I have 3 words for them from the president to d DG, NTA[b] Criminal Procedure Code[/b]. Yes O d CPC's at ya back baby so start vommiting[/size]

U'll need to see this. Ver interesting


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8JpjHKaGdE

BB2011

The man's a lunatic I agree but there would have been no invasion if there was no oil in that country. Look at Sudan/Darfur & Ivory Coast, imagine all of the genocide that has been taken place in these countries yet this same people turned a blind eye. In less than 2 weeks they attack Libya. What did they expect? Did they think that they will start their propaganda wars and the man will just sit tight and watch? Y are they not doing the same thing in Saudi Arabia & Yemen? They are all raving lunatics, just that they found equal measure in Gaddafi

Yeah, yeah, yeah. All of these @ what cost? Hyper-inflated contracts, contracts awarded 2 themselves e.g. Tinubu sitting on a goldmine through d Lekki-Epe expway. All these projects are good but they're embezzling d states treasury @ an alarming rate. Dats y I want BB. Things will get done for cheaper and faster without fear or favour to any 1 sect. I wonder how much Tinubu is worth? This is a classical case of Wealth brings power and power brings wealth

**singing** they spread sorrow tears & pain, their regular trademark. Everybody run, run, run, everybody scatter, scatter. Oloshi everywhere, Oloshi na PDP & GEJ na dém oga. Their trademarks na public fund embezzlement, rigging & mass murder.

what's all dis bruhaha about uninterrupted power in 2015 or 2019? Y have u allowed urselves to be blinded by GEJ & thieves of 40. The current power capacity in d country is 6600+MW. As @ 1999 d capacity was 5000+ coupled with d newly installed IPPs. Buhari asked a question @ d debates. Between 1999 and now d installed power capacity increased by about 1000MW to 1500MW with $16billion spent thus far. What happened? For your information Buhari had d most realistic answer @ d debates & I guess dat came from being there himself. He said he will make sure dat d existing power stations operate @ an optimum. Isn't it clear dat d PDP is playing politics with human lives. Beneath is a link to a Central bank publication. It is clear dat d power stations are operating @ about 25-40%. We can achieve fairly stable power if d power stations are running @ optimization. Buhari's problem @ d debates was he wasn't so audible but he had solutions to all d problems. For example he astonished everyone when he said there was nothing wrong with d current educational system except dat of funding. Is there anyone here dat will tell me if corruption, indiscipline & funding is tackled in d educational sector, there wouldn't be drastic improvements. U all need 2 go on youtube & hear him 4 urselves & conclude if he gave d most trustworthy & realistic answers.

www.cenbank.org/out/Publications/occasionalpapers/rd/2001/Owe-01-3.PDF

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GEJ is @ it again. When God wants to effect a change in d system he does it in marvelous ways. Can u imagine GEJ firing d head of d ICPC because he insisted on probing d National Judicial Institute NJI. [size=19pt]GEJ must go, Ole must go, Ole, OLe, OLE[/size]

www.thenationonlineng.net/web3/news/31519.htm

please no questions. That's d result d way I saw them. Cross check in 3 weeks. By d way results in 15 wards will be cancelled.

Abuja BB: 40% RA: 10% GEJ: 40% SO: 7%
Edo BB: 15% RA: 30% GEJ: 50%
Lagos BB: 30% RA: 20% GEJ: 45%
Oyo BB: 35% RA: 5% GEJ: 50% SO: 5%
Ekiti BB: 25% RA: 40% GEJ:35%
Ondo BB: 25% RA: 30% GEJ: 40%
Osun BB: 28% RA: 22% GEJ: 45%
Ogun BB: 35% RA: 5% GEJ: 58%
Bayelsa BB 3% RA: 3% GEJ: 85%
Rivers BB 10% RA: 3% GEJ: 85%
Cross River: BB 10% RA: 2% GEJ: 80%
Benue BB: 25% RA: 40% GEJ: 35%
Kogi BB: 40% RA: 25% GEJ: 35%
Ebonyi BB: 10% RA: 5% GEJ: 80%
Anambra BB: 2% RA: 12% GEJ: 90%
Abia BB: 7% RA: 3% GEJ: 89%
Enugu BB: 8% RA: 3% GEJ: 88%
Imo BB: 12% RA: 4% GEJ: 80%
Delta BB: 5% RA: 1% GEJ: 85%

Overall BB: 50% RA: 10% GEJ: 40%