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This matter ennnnh, very serious

Andy Uba and Princess Odua have failed, we are waiting for the leader and cohort to fail likewise come Febuhari 14. Every evil secrecy against Nigeria shall fail.

Bakare is an upright man

Depending on the situation

Unfold my mat, relax and just watching as the movie roll

GEJ is a drown man

Too lengthy bro

Uncle Jona be like palm wine tipper

It is simply PDP, because I tell u to day, that the Nigerian police is for the PDP, with the PDP and they are the PDP. Hadn't been the opposition party, they won't ve' spare a damp time to go on air for the publicity. Take a look at what the DSS did on APC voters card increament. we want and urge the police to call or mention names, as it is very important at this critical time. Cause they have mentioned before

Buhari na man

As presidential elections in Nigeria coming closer the excitement among different segments of the population is growing. Even prostitutes did not remain indifferent, they promised all Nigerians three days of free sex if General Muhammadu Buhari wins.

Members of the National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes, NANP, called on Nigerians to vote out President Jonathan if they want changes and as a bonus they offered a three day sex for free. Such actions are believed to be caused by the PDP-led government’s attitude to the women who turned to prostitution only to make ends meet.

The sex workers demand to stop their discrimination and ask for legal recognition of their trade as a job. They have repeatedly criticised the present government for social rejection, constant harassment by the police and deprivation of their rights as humang beings.

Several months ago a Nigerian prostitute Patoo Abraham who led other sex workers in a protest in Lagos for legalization of prostitution said, “Just as you are proud of your profession, that is how I am proud of mine. Just as you are respected for being a journalist, that is how I want to be respected.

People call us names but the funny thing is that they don’t even know if their wives, sisters or daughters are one of us. If I don’t tell you that I am a sex worker, you won’t know unless you see me here. Most of us are working as nurses in big hospitals, some are bankers and even students, but you won’t know.”

Although the information about three day free sex marathon is rather doubtful and yet to be confirmed, Nigerians took to Twitter to share their reactions.

Lmaooooo wait wait wait. There’s a National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes or these people are trolling?

— . (@elohosmuse) January 10, 2015

Is there actually a National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes or is this some kind of sick joke?? pic.twitter.com/eFUir5S4Ka — The Law (@Dara_Olaniyan) January 10, 2015

Lord have mercy! Nigerian Association of prostitutes have endorsed Buhari too? Wow!

— Emmanuel Onuoha Esq. (@Emmysiasia) January 9, 2015

I think I have to go out today. This NANP angle is something I need to get first hand experience of it

PDP time is up!

@OP, that serves you right, cos, all these clueless PDP follower looking for APC sites all around just to counter their views and support for the Mr right(Buhari) is increasingly becoming like a pest and monitoring lizard sent by Adamu Muazu, Abati, Omokri, Okupe and the weakest of them all bros Jonabad

@OP, that serves you right, cos, all these clueless PDP follower looking for APC sites all around just to counter their views and support for the Mr right(Buhari) is increasingly becoming like a pest.

Op is an ass lick and lives and feeds lies

@ OP I thank God for giving you the will power to knw ur mistakes before they befall you. Nw you are welcome to change. Fight for change, be part of the change, cause the change and posterity will always vindicate you in due cause

@ OP I thank God for giving you the will power to knw ur mistakes before they befall you. Nw you are welcome to change. Fight for change, be part of the change, cause the change and posterity will always vindicate you in due cause

Make sense! Congratulations Madam!

N'digbo please do not put ur heads in one basket, spread out, because Failure of the basket is calamitous. The Hausas and Yorubas has strong hold in APC and PDP. The igbos are not getting it right because they seem not to understand the situation and political terrine. As it stands now, they should watch the trend and political calculations of tgas it favour APC- Buhari, so as who ever wins at the poll will carry them along. Ogbonaya Onu, Alex Ekweme OK Orchard and the rest have spoken. Eyes for the wise...........Igbos be wise!!

We are waiting for them to come start up the programme

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/apc-jolts-pdp-cross-river/

Before Wednesday, January 7, 2015, the regular refrain among the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, leadership in Cross River State was, “there is no opposition in Cross River state” but the rally held by the All Progressives Congress, APC, on the above date has seemingly changed the political language and equation in the state.

The rally, which was organised as one of the campaign stops of Major General Muhamadu Buhari (retd), the APC presidential candidate, attracted an unprecedented crowd of supporters which no opposition party has been able to muster in the past 16years of the present political dispensation and this marks a significant tipping point in the political affairs of the state
From all parts of the expansive state, crowds of the party’s faithful converged on the Mayne Avenue Primary School, venue of the rally as early as 9 am singing and dancing while awaiting the arrival of Buhari and his entourage whose delayed flight arrived the Margaret Ekpo International Airport , where another large crowd of supporters was waiting for him, at about 4pm before proceeding to the rally centre.
Many political watchers in the state were taken aback by the large turnout of supporters judging from the near comatose position of the APC and other opposition parties in the state.
Following their persistent battering by the forces of the ruling PDP right from the days of Mr Donald Duke who during his eight years tenure consistently wooed over many members of the opposition parties while those who remained adamant were decimated politically.
From being the majority with 13 out of the 25members in the State House of Assembly in 1999, the APC then called APP went down to zero in the 2003 elections as all those who contested elections for the positions of chairmen of councils, Senate, House of Representatives, State House of Assembly and even councilors on the party’s platform lost woefully until 2011 when Ernest Irek, a member of the PDP who lost nomination to Mr Fabian Okpa crossed over to the then ACN and won Okpa in the general election to become the House of Assembly member representing Obubra 11 State Constituency.
The cantankerous outcome of the party’s state executive council election of the party in 2014 did not help matters as some staunch members were expelled leaving many people disgruntled. However, like the proverbial kiwi which rises from its ashes, the party found its foot back in the months of November and December 2014 with the influx of some PDP members following the acrimonious outcome of the PDP primaries and this significantly boosted the ranks of the party.
Effectively, with the entry of defectors from PDP, the party which in 2011 could hardly present candidates for elections in half of the constituencies was able to fill every vacant position as many people, particularly the PDP renegades fell over themselves to pick the party’s tickets to contest elections for the various positions. So most of these candidates unlike the dead woods of the past were able to muster resources to ferry their supporters from across the state to the rally venue.
Elective positions
With the large turn out and the enthusiasm on the faces of most of the candidates an d their supporters, the state is set for a strong battle for elective positions beginning from the House of Assembly to the governorship and the presidential election.
The party may, however, need a miracle to win the governorship slot owing to strong political calculations and indices that prevail in the state.
But to say the party would lose all the positions it has fielded candidates has always been the situation in the past , would not be a wrong assessment of the political situation in the state.

Na lie ooo. Na that thing them they find (#20) and eight nor let them talk

Another Aba Moro again? The more u look the less u see employment from the PDP government.

Please nairalanders pickup ur PVC and do the needful by voting for change

Thanks op noted

Really a long list of actresses and actors to behold

Welcome development from MEND

Is a kind of reaction to wrong use of words or against a particular policy by one party to other party

Pointa Anota!

Hmmmmn

Laudable development