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PoliticsTeslim Folarin Removes Transformer Donated To Community After Losing Election by superneutral(op): 7:13pm On Apr 14, 2015
In a move that has left the Hausa- dominated Sabo
community in Ibadan, Oyo State, shocked since
Sunday, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
governorship candidate, Senator Teslim Folarin sent his
aides to carry a transformer he donated to the
community , few days before the election.

Folarin who came fourth in the election conceded
defeat on Saturday night even before the official results
were announced.

The members of the community raised an alarm when
they sighted Folarin aides by removing the Transformer
in the early hours of Sunday but the aides were not
moved.
Members of the community immediately stormed the
palace of the Sarkin Hausawa, Alhaji Ahmed Dahiru
Zungeru where they expressed their concerns over the
development, The Sarki waded into the matter by
calling on Folarin’s political associate within the
community, Alhaji Bashiru Maiborno, for clarification.
Daily Trust gathered that Maiborno made efforts to
effect the return of the transformer to the community,
but he was rebuffed as the community members vowed
not to take back the transformer from Senator Folarin.
He however claimed that the transformer was removed
with a view to keeping it in a safer place. “Senator
Folarin is a man of his words,” he said.
Few days before the election, Senator Folarin’s
wife was spotted on a bike with some motorcycle
riders campaigning for her husband in Ibadan.

http://www.naij.com/421296-teslim-folarin-stuns-community.html
PoliticsBuhari Speaks With Saharatv, Said He Will Force Ministers To Declare Assets by superneutral(op): 6:32pm On Apr 12, 2015
President-Elect Buhari spoke exclusively with
SaharaTV on how he plans to deal with corruption,
the government’s finances, Boko Haram, and Nigeria’s
economy. Most notably he blamed Minister Iweala for
the financial situation in Nigeria, and that he will
make his Ministerial appointees declare their assets to
the public.
When asked about statements from Minister of
Finance Iweala on the fiscal conditions and
government spending in Nigeria, President-Elect
Buhari told SaharaTV that “I’m afraid the Finance
Minister has no cause to complain because the
governors cannot force the central government to act
outside the Constitution.”
President-Elect Buhari firmly stated that “all those
that were governors, ministers, permanent secretaries,
head of foreign staff and all those with political
appointments will have to declare their assets on the
assumption of their appointment and definitely with
the courts. And once they leave they have to re-
declare their assets.” He said this would ensure
greater accountability among public servants.
However, he did tell SaharaTV that he does not plan
to interfere with the judiciary and whatever action it
may take pursuing corrupt public officials. He stated
that his administration would not “become embroiled
in investigation every ministry, then the government
will not have time to move forward.”
On the contentious issue of Oil Block ownership in
Nigeria, and an equitable distribution of the country’s
wealth, he suggested that partisan politics in Nigeria
is the cause of inequitability in the oil sector.
President-Elect Buhari claimed that he wanted to
professionalize the oil sector in Nigeria. He said that
the “proliferation of oil fields to people who don’t even
know what it is, is one of the messes partisan politics
has brought.” Within the equitable distribution of
wealth and job creation for youth, the President-Elect
pointed to the APC manifesto calling for greater
emphasis on mining and agriculture development.
When pressed on rumors that former president
Obasanjo was exercising inordinate influence on
Buhari's administration he said, "I think that people
have to accept the realities of Nigeria’s political
development. General Olusegun Obasanjo is the only
living Nigerian that led Nigeria for more than 11 years,
so for anybody to think that General Obasanjo is
irrelevant or he was trying to push his influence over
issues, I think is being uncharitable and not being fair
to Nigeria’s political development."
President-Elect Buhari is now confronted with the
challenge of appointing a ministerial and cabinet
team, and he has stated publicly that PDP defectors
should not expect to receive Minister appointments.

http://saharareporters.com/2015/04/12/breaking-president-elect-buhari-speaks-saharatv-slams-iweala-and-will-force-ministers
PoliticsRe: APC, Ajimobi Leading In Oyo by superneutral(m): 8:14am On Apr 12, 2015
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PoliticsRe: OYO State Election Monitoring Thread (who Is Leading) by superneutral(m): 8:08am On Apr 12, 2015
sammy329:
Apc has already won 20 Lgas, more still coming
waiting for the remaining LGA
PoliticsRe: OYO State Election Monitoring Thread (who Is Leading) by superneutral(m): 8:06am On Apr 12, 2015
sammy329:
Apc has already won 20 Lgas, more still coming
waiting for the remaining LGA
PoliticsRe: OYO State Election Monitoring Thread (who Is Leading) by superneutral(m): 7:52am On Apr 12, 2015
sammy329:
Oorelope
APC: 4730
Accord: 3802
LP: 6255
PDP: 1452
SDP: 572
Feed us the remaining local government nah..
PoliticsRe: OYO State Election Monitoring Thread (who Is Leading) by superneutral(m): 7:51am On Apr 12, 2015
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FoodRe: We're Celebrating! by superneutral(m): 9:49pm On Apr 01, 2015
achemedez:
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u really really deserve to be ban
PoliticsObasanjo Writes Buhari by superneutral(op): 6:27pm On Apr 01, 2015
Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has asked
President-Elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to pay more
attention to institutional reforms and be magnanimous in
victory.
He also urged him to start healing the wounds and
bitterness across the land occasioned by the campaigns
and those he called evil disciples.
In a letter of congratulation dated March 31, 2015
addressed to the Gen. Buhari, Obasanjo reminded the
President Elect that a lot of damage has been done to
various institutions in the country which need urgent
attention, pointing out that he must immediately assemble
a crack team of Nigerians who will assist him in putting
the country on the right part again.
The letter reads: “I hasten to congratulate you on your
success and victory in the Presidential election of March
28, 2015. Your success and victory after three previous
unsuccessful attempts must be great object lessons for
you and for all politicians particularly in Nigeria.
“For me, the totality of the 2015 election holds many
lessons for our democracy and democratization process
which are both maturing. On this occasion, the system has
been unnecessarily overheated before and particularly
during the campaign when emphasis was more in
trivialities and hate, divisive, in dignifying and disrespectful
statements and comments rather than on pressing issues
requiring attention.
“I know that in victory, you will be magnanimous to start
binding the wounds and bitterness occasioned by the
campaign and the evil disciples.
“With so much harm already done to many national
institutions, in lauding the military which proudly nurtured
you and me, you will have a lot to do on institution reform,
education, healthcare, economy, infrastructure, power,
youth employment, agribusiness, oil and gas, external
affairs, cohesiveness of our nation and ridding our land of
corruption. Your varied and wide experience will
undoubtedly stand you in good stead.
“I am also sure that there are men and women of goodwill,
character and virtue across the board that you can
mobilise to join hands with you in the reform, repairs and
redirection that will be imperative to put Nigeria back on
the fast lane of good governance, unity, cohesiveness,
development and progress. Once again, I felicitate with you
and wish you well” Obasanjo stated.
In its own letter of congratulation, the Nigeria Labour
Congress said the election has opened a new and
important chapter in the socio-political development of the
nation.
President of the Congress, Dr. Ayuba Wabba said: “We at
the Nigeria Labour Congress join millions of our
compatriots in congratulating you on your victory in
perhaps the most keenly contested presidential election in
the history of our country.
“We strongly believe that your election has undoubtedly
opened a new and important chapter in the socio-political
development of our nation as we have finally broken the
jinx of transiting from one democratically elected civilian
government controlled by a ruling party to one contributed
by an opposition party.
“Your victory is a lesson in perseverance and commitment,
made possible by the patience, zeal, resolve, resilience
and determination of Nigerians many of whom have
undying belief in you.
“We believe this special trust reposed in you is a sacred
bond between you and the Nigerian people as well as a call
to an uncommon duty at a special period in the history of
our nation.
“The times are challenging and will draw from you every
grain of wisdom and courage, justice and equity, urgency
and necessity.
“We at the Nigeria Labour Congress, like other compatriots
not only look up to you with great expectations, we look
forward to working with and engaging your government.
We stand ready to work with you in defining as well as
charting a new agenda for Nigeria. As we await your
response, please accept the assurances of our highest
esteem”.


http://thenationonlineng.net/new/obasanjo-writes-buhari/
Jokes EtcRecorded Conversation Between GEJ & GMB by superneutral(op): 8:20am On Apr 01, 2015
Recorded conversation between GEJ & GMB
Jonathan: Helo Sir
Buhari: yeah? Helo who is this?
Jonathan: haha..baba, u no get my number again?
Buhari: I'm sorry, I don't have your number. ..so who am I speaking with?
Jonathan: hmmm... Oga o, na so life be? OK i am Goodluck Jonathan
Buhari: hahaha....mabinu aburo, how tinz now, u dey watch channels TV?
Jonathan: I dy watch am jhare. Me don know say I no fit win b4 now
Buhari: yes brother... Change is inevitable
Jonathan: such is life,
Buhari: abi
Jonathan: Amen. I just call to congratulate you sir
Buhari: congratulate mehuh Hmmm...something is fishy
Jonathan: haha, nothing now, remember I congratulated Aregbesola, Ajumobi, Amosun, and
other APC gov when they won
Buhari: oooh.... I see, how is mama peace
Jonathan: she dey ooo... She don dy pack load small small
Buhari: haha.. Y the rush, time still they now
Jonathan: no time jorrhh
Buhari: OK...but will u like a prison in Abuja or Bayelsa?
Jonathan: Ha daddy! That's why I called you... Abeg. I no wan go prison
Buhari: guy forget that tin...ur prison sure. No worry, no b only u go go... FFK go follow, Fayose
go join, even Gani Adams, mama peace, Ngozi, Stella odua ..so don't worry too much, the place will not be boring
Jonathan: abeq now....
Mtn: your call credit has been exhausted and your call terminated, you can borrow airtime from MTN. Dial *606# to
check if you can use the service
or load a recharge card



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PoliticsPresidential Election Results From Kaduna State by superneutral(op): 11:36am On Mar 30, 2015
The Presidential result for 17 local government areas ‎released in Kaduna state so far shows that General Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressive Congress is progressively leading polling 836,728 votes as against President Goodluck Jonathan who polled 267,169 votes.

In Sanga LGA APC polled 12,817 while PDP polled 22,838 votes. In Soba LGA, APC polled 61,656 while PDP polled 1,998. In Jaba LGA APC polled 5342 votes while PDP polled 18,314 votes. In Kaura LGA APC polled 7,101 votes while PDP polled27,502 votes. In Sabon Garin LGA APC polled 71,022 votes PDP polled 10,845. In Kajuru LGA, APC polled 11,592 while PDP polled 29,292. In Kudan LGA, APC polled ‎38,177 while PDP polled 2,167. In Kubau LGA. ACP polled 63,875 while PDP polled 6,377.

Makarfi LGA APC polled 44,241 votes, PDP polled 3500‎ votes. In Kaduna North LGA APC polled 119,622 votes while PDP polled 16,551 votes. In Kaduna South LGA APC polled 132,514 while PDP polled 31,820. In Zangon Kataf LGA APC polled 11,034 while PDP polled 56,799. In Igabi LGA‎ APC polled 97,841, PDP 7,410. In Ikara LGA APC polled. 49,146, PDP polled 7,170. In Kagarko LGA APC polled 16,399 while PDP polled 17,491 votes. In Birnin Gwari LGA, APC polled 43,926, PDP polled 2,539 votes. In Giwa LGA, APC polled 50,323 while PDP polled 4,556 votes.

Results from the remaining 5 LGAs were being awaited as at the time of filing this result according to the state Presidential collation officer Professor Jaafar M Kaura.

http://leadership.ng/news/421769/presidential-election-results-from-kaduna-state
PoliticsHistory Beacons As Buhari Wins, Sets To Take Over From Jonathan by superneutral(op): 11:22am On Mar 30, 2015
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.
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http://www.newspunch.org/history-beacons-as-buhari-wins-sets-to-take-over-from-jonathan-2/
PoliticsRe: Ondo Election Result by superneutral(m): 10:39am On Mar 30, 2015
Thank U Jesus... we are leading at last.. waiting for SE &SS...



Nigeria. Sai Buhari

APC Change
PoliticsOndo Election Results by superneutral(op): 10:36am On Mar 30, 2015
The Results for the Presidential and National
Assemblies polls is at follow ;
Presidential
APC : 299 ,889
PDP : 251 , 368

Senatorial Results
Ondo Northern Senatorial district
APC : 102 , 843
PDP : 76,751
Ondo Central Senatorial District
APC : 106 ,747
PDP : 77,296
Ondo Southern Senatorial District :
The result is yet to be officially announced by
INEC.
House of Represenatives
Owo / Ose
APC : 36,204
PDP : 28074
Akoko North East/ West
APC won the seat
Akoko South West /East
APC won the seat
Ilaje / Ese- Odo
PDP won
Akure South /North
APC : 58,436
PDP : 24,992
Idanre / Ifedore
APC : 21,404
PDP : 20754
Odigbo/ Ile-Oluji/ Oke -Igbo
PDP won
Okitipupa /Irele
PDP won

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ondo-election-results/
PoliticsAPC Win Ondo Election by superneutral(op): 10:26am On Mar 30, 2015
The Results for the Presidential and National
Assemblies polls is at follow ;
Presidential
APC : 299 ,889
PDP : 251 , 368


Senatorial Results
Ondo Northern Senatorial district
APC : 102 , 843
PDP : 76,751
Ondo Central Senatorial District
APC : 106 ,747
PDP : 77,296
Ondo Southern Senatorial District :
The result is yet to be officially announced by
INEC.
House of Represenatives
Owo / Ose
APC : 36,204
PDP : 28074
Akoko North East/ West
APC won the seat
Akoko South West /East
APC won the seat
Ilaje / Ese- Odo
PDP won
Akure South /North
APC : 58,436
PDP : 24,992
Idanre / Ifedore
APC : 21,404
PDP : 20754
Odigbo/ Ile-Oluji/ Oke -Igbo
PDP won
Okitipupa /Irele
PDP won


http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ondo-election-results/
PoliticsRe: APC Wins Jigawa Elections by superneutral(op): 10:22am On Mar 30, 2015
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PoliticsRe: Why It Is Too Late To Rig - Cramjones by superneutral(m): 10:21am On Mar 30, 2015
crixtex:
Are u saying Gej will not get 25% in hausa states?
Can check the wide Margin in Kano
PoliticsAPC Wins Jigawa Elections by superneutral(op): 10:17am On Mar 30, 2015
The All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari has beat President Goodluck Jonathan by a rather comfortable margin.

Declaring the presidential election result, the returning officer – Professor James Ayatsa – who is the Vice Chancellor of Federal University Katsina, announced that General Buhari scored 885, 988 while President Goodluck Jonathan scored 143, 904 votes.
Similarly, the APC won all the three senatorial seats contested in last Saturday general election in Jigawa state.
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/03/30/buhari-brush-jonathan-aside-in-jigawa/

PoliticsRe: APGA, PDP Supporters Clash In Abia Over Results, APGA Rejects Results. by superneutral(m): 7:38am On Mar 30, 2015
Lol.... this really really unbelievable... APGA & PDP
PoliticsRe: President-elect To Emerge Today Says Jega- Punch by superneutral(m): 6:57am On Mar 30, 2015
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PoliticsRe: Why It Is Too Late To Rig - Cramjones by superneutral(m): 6:42am On Mar 30, 2015
Basically what a presidential candidate needs to be
declared winner is 25% in 24 states including FCT...
From the exit polls,we've received,APC will definitely get
more than 25% in these 24 states even if they don't get up
to 25% in any of the Eastern states and the south-South
states..
Lagos,Oyo,Ogun,Osun,Ondo,KwaraKogi,Benue,Nasa
rawa,Niger,Kebbi,
Sokoto,Zamfara,Katsina
Kaduna,Kano,Jigawa,Bauchi,Gombe
Yobe,Borno,Adamawa,Taraba and
Abuja..
APC has already got more than 25% in Ekiti...
If you do the data analysis of PVC distribution in APC
strongholds against PDP's,APC will definitely record higher
number of total votes no matter what happens in the East
and South-South..
APC votes in the North-West alone will cancel out all
PDP's votes in the East and South-South even if they
record 100%...
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Should Not See Him Self As Looser - TMG by superneutral(m): 6:38am On Mar 30, 2015
Basically what a presidential candidate needs to be
declared winner is 25% in 24 states including FCT...
From the exit polls,we've received,APC will definitely get
more than 25% in these 24 states even if they don't get up
to 25% in any of the Eastern states and the south-South
states..
Lagos,Oyo,Ogun,Osun,Ondo,KwaraKogi,Benue,Nasa
rawa,Niger,Kebbi,
Sokoto,Zamfara,Katsina
Kaduna,Kano,Jigawa,Bauchi,Gombe
Yobe,Borno,Adamawa,Taraba and
Abuja..
APC has already got more than 25% in Ekiti...
If you do the data analysis of PVC distribution in APC
strongholds against PDP's,APC will definitely record higher
number of total votes no matter what happens in the East
and South-South..
APC votes in the North-West alone will cancel out all
PDP's votes in the East and South-South even if they
record 100%...
PoliticsRe: Whats Going On In SS And SE? by superneutral(m): 6:37am On Mar 30, 2015
Basically what a presidential candidate needs to be
declared winner is 25% in 24 states including FCT...
From the exit polls,we've received,APC will definitely get
more than 25% in these 24 states even if they don't get up
to 25% in any of the Eastern states and the south-South
states..
Lagos,Oyo,Ogun,Osun,Ondo,KwaraKogi,Benue,Nasa
rawa,Niger,Kebbi,
Sokoto,Zamfara,Katsina
Kaduna,Kano,Jigawa,Bauchi,Gombe
Yobe,Borno,Adamawa,Taraba and
Abuja..
APC has already got more than 25% in Ekiti...
If you do the data analysis of PVC distribution in APC
strongholds against PDP's,APC will definitely record higher
number of total votes no matter what happens in the East
and South-South..
APC votes in the North-West alone will cancel out all
PDP's votes in the East and South-South even if they
record 100%...
PoliticsRe: Obasanjo Warns Nigerians Against Allowing Buhari To Be Rigged Out! by superneutral(m): 5:52am On Mar 30, 2015
Basically what a presidential candidate needs to be
declared winner is 25% in 24 states including FCT...
From the exit polls,we've received,APC will definitely get
more than 25% in these 24 states even if they don't get up
to 25% in any of the Eastern states and the south-South
states..
Lagos,Oyo,Ogun,Osun,Ondo,KwaraKogi,Benue,Nasa
rawa,Niger,Kebbi,
Sokoto,Zamfara,Katsina
Kaduna,Kano,Jigawa,Bauchi,Gombe
Yobe,Borno,Adamawa,Taraba and
Abuja..
APC has already got more than 25% in Ekiti...
If you do the data analysis of PVC distribution in APC
strongholds against PDP's,APC will definitely record higher
number of total votes no matter what happens in the East
and South-South..
APC votes in the North-West alone will cancel out all
PDP's votes in the East and South-South even if they
record 100%...
EducationGet Mtn 50mb For Just N100 by superneutral(op): 7:50pm On Mar 28, 2015
Wow, election is in the air, I'm really feeling the heat.
This some kind of election bonus or promo from MTN.
I got this notification this morning as I loaded a
recharge... You can now purchase mtn 50mb for just
#100
A wonderful development from African's best network
mtn.
-To get this offer, Dial *113# with your loaded N100
-Works on all device, be it Android, BlackBerry, iOS, or
Windows device.
Please share this around.


http://www..com/2015/03/get-mtn-50mb-for-just-n100.html?m=1
Jokes EtcFunny Pic Of A Man Pouring Water On Burning Transformer by superneutral(op): 12:40pm On Mar 22, 2015
I cant jst imagine how these man life will be by nw. Or wat did u think guys.

Car TalkRe: what will you do if you got This Car As A Gift ? by superneutral(m): 9:24am On Mar 20, 2015
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PoliticsSee How PDP Are Wasting Money? by superneutral(op): 6:52am On Mar 20, 2015
See how PDP are wasting money?



One of my friend post this on facebook..
This really getting out of hand for the PDP



https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205469187105050&id=1111933828&set=a.1313869482779.46327.1111933828&refid=28&_ft_=qid.6128189390733841785%3Amf_story_key.-5261409014614778195&__tn__=E

RomanceRe: How To Know You Are An Ugly Girl by superneutral(op): 5:19pm On Mar 10, 2015
LadyX:
It's posts like these that make me to check the op's profile.
And what did u see
RomanceRe: How To Know You Are An Ugly Girl by superneutral(op): 5:18pm On Mar 10, 2015
LadyX:
It's posts like these that make me to check the op's profile.
And what did u see
RomanceRe: How To Know You Are An Ugly Girl by superneutral(op): 12:04am On Mar 10, 2015
STARSHYNE:
Borrow Borrow make you fine undecided tongue
Borrow what for WHAT...WTF
RomanceRe: How To Know You Are An Ugly Girl by superneutral(op): 9:40pm On Mar 09, 2015
lordthree:
see this small kid, continue creating threads dont read for your junior waec
lol... see how this guy dey ridicule me sha... Am a undergraduate for ur information.

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