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APC will win . . . . . . .. . . . . . on internet

Meanwhile, Fashola is splashing Lagos state money on jamboree in another thread

profjustine458:
Who is fooling who!
''Obasanjo and Atiku in 8yrs built one
UNIVERSITY each for themselves. - Bells and
ABTI....
Jonathan and Sambo in 4yrs built 14
universities for all Nigerians.''
PLEASE NOTE: OBJ and ATIKU are now
consultants/members for/of APC.... Seeking
CHANGE!!!

Who is fooling who?

Sanchez01:
Goodluck Jonathan... What a man! An audio recording that was forensically analysed in which Obanikoro mentioned that he was sent by the President. Jonathan and corruption are way too synonymous

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Close your stinking . . . . . 'forensically analysed' asss
APC should simply take the fabricated audio to court nah[/size]

[size=20pt]May God see
GEJ through
[/size]

[size=30pt]GEJ without sentiments.[/size]

[size=13pt]Very old topic.

Open the link and it's a 2013 story.
Nairaland moderators sha[/size]

[size=15pt]. . . and INEC claimed they were ready for election today.

I laugh in Tiv[/size]

[size=30pt]Sponsored Propaganda.

These are all lies from the stable of APC[/size]

[size=15pt]APC are a bunch of liars[/size]

[size=13pt]I don't get it. Is Fashola doubting that Nigeria has upto 35,000kms of federal roads?[/size]

[size=25pt]She and her husband are a bunch of liars[/size]

Buhri and his gang are all liars

[size=20pt]That is my man, Mr Mbu.
Strong warnings like these are necessary at this time[/size]

[size=30pt]Punch and The Nation Newspaper
are a bunch of liars



No Vacancy in Aso Rock[/size]

No Vacancy in Aso Rock

RIP Gen Murtala

RIP the great Oba

[size=15pt]Tinubu has bought over the media to
shun out lies to gullible Nigerians[/size]

ozoigbondu:
No adminstration beats GEJ when it comes to road construction and every other sector

Spot on

[size=40pt]APC and lies[/size]

All around Nigeria, this administration has focused attention on the reconstruction, rehabilitation or repair of our national road network.

Of the 35,000 kilometers of federal roads nationwide, we have constructed, rehabilitated or repaired 25,000 kilometers, making it easier to move across Nigeria thereby deepening the integration of our people.

Some of the roads were progress has been made include Benin-Ore, Vom-Manchok, Kano-Maiduguri, Lokoja-Abuja, Lokoja-Okene-Benin and Onitsha-Owerri to mention but a few.


This is even as the Loko-Oweto Bridge across the River Benue has almost reached completion stage while work on the 2nd Niger Bridge is making progress. When completed these bridges will shorten the journey of those traveling between North and South with attendant reduction in travel costs.

This administration believes in the unity of this great nation which is why we continue to invest in infrastructure such as roads, railways, airports and river dredging, to break down walls and make it possible for our people to make connections that foster togetherness, cooperation and peaceful coexistence. GEJ.


Source: Facebook

[size=40pt]Amen and Amen[/size]

[size=30pt]Desperation!!! Hypocricy!!![/size]

The Chairman, Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission (LASIEC), Justice Fatai Adeyinka (rtd), yesterday disclosed that due to some constraints, elections into the 20 local government areas and the 37 local council development areas, will not hold.

Adeyinka, who came before the lawmakers at yesterday’s plenary session with some other executive members of the commission, explained that the commission had made some recommendations to the state government, which were yet to be approved.

Part of the recommendations, according to him, was the creation of additional wards in the state, which would be done subsequent to the approval of the state government.

Adeyinka explained that the current voters’ register was not updated because it was last used in 2011 and cannot be used again. “We need an updated voters’ register, which is with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and we have requested but INEC is not willing to release it.

“We don’t want to conduct the election with the voters’ register that we have because it does not contain the addresses of electorate. So if we decide to use an old register, we will disenfranchise some voters from performing their right.

“Also, there is the need to create additional polling booths to the ones we have on ground, which is also the responsibility of INEC. Until these constraints are resolved, we won’t be able to conduct elections into the local governments. Definitely, election cannot hold this year,” he added.

Deputy Speaker of the House, Taiwo Kolawole, who presided over the plenary, disclosed that the House cannot allow a vacuum at that tier of government because the tenure of the current chairmen will be coming to an end by next month.

He said: “The LASIEC Chairman has told us that election cannot hold this year because of some constraints. LASIEC does not have the power to create additional polling units and they can’t conduct the election with a register that is not updated so that some people will not be disenfranchised.”

Kolawole however directed the Leader of the House, Ajibayo Adeyeye, representing Kosofe constituency 2, to work with the House Committee on Judiciary, to liaise with the executive arm of the state government and come up with a law that will enable them come up with a position, pending when elections into the state’s 20 LGAs and 37 LCDAs will hold.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lagos-postpones-local-government-elections/190217/

[size=25pt]OBJ is on his own[/size]

[size=30pt]Hypocrite[/size]

[size=25pt]I love my President[/size]