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He(Banks) should hv ignored him/her rather than giving him/her the priviledge of receiving a direct speech from him(Banks) |
Hmmm |
There is № argument in this. "A" has 100% right of way. So sad some Nigerians with cars don't know rules on the road. Peace. |
And they say that we live below $1 abi na $2 per day. ....God is watching all of you. |
Nigerians, please open una eyes. |
Dateline: March 20th, 2011 Event: ACN Rally in Kano "What has Gen. Buhari got to offer? We certainly don’t need expired leadership as we are offering the best in terms of brilliance, courage and patriotism in the class of Sarkozi of France, David Cameron of Britain and Barack Obama of the USA.” - Asiwaju Bola Tinubu (Vanguard Newspaper, March 21st, 2011) Today, what expired as far back as 4yrs ago is being re-packaged for sale in 2015. Suddenly, it doesn't matter again if Nigeria's would-be leader looks like an ancient, unintelligent manual typewriter beside a sleek computer. The most alarming thing is that Nigerians are open-eyedly buying a fraud! |
And why are u letting us know? ...To form hot guy desired by beautiful and talented women? Abi to tell Nigerians that u hv fkd her b4? Do u even care of what Linda will feel b4 u let this poo out? Guy find something else yarn abeg. |
Moderators!!! |
Kindly click "like" if you are for GEJ (Goodluck Ebele Jonathan) Or click "share" if you are for GMB (General Muhammadu Buhari). Some people with multiple accounts might try to rig this poll, but let's be the CHANGE we want to see in Nigeria by doing the right thing. You are free to add comments, but what counts is the number of "likes" and "shares" Moderator, do the needful. |
Proudly Anambrarian! State with the highest litracy rate. State with the lowest poverty rate. Like this post if you are from Anambra. |
Beesluv:Thanks. I have done that. |
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NOTHING...if at all it exists. |
That's the power of incumbency. Na T.A. Orji dey sponsor him. Why can't he win? T.A. Orji needs someone he can trust to cover his tracks. I pity "Ndi Abia". Heard there is a riot in Umuahia now cos of this result. |
Bryan!!! |
decode55:Na inside dream u dey comment? |
In a space of two weeks, he might loose two seats. His village people at work... ![]() |
Lagos made (is making) me!!! Thank you Lagos! Thank you my yoruba hosts! Despite its(Lagos) ruggedity and boisterity, I still love Las-Gidi. This city gave my life a lift. Hometown: Okija Home state: Anambra. |
Please, I don't really know how credible this news/site is, but I thought I should share. London (NDR) -"I personally do not have any issue with our President. You can ask him. The only issue was a minor disagreement between me and the wife of the President over certain aspects of government policies. And we could have resolved it. After all, I didn't continue with the demolition of the waterfronts. I stopped on her advice! However, the present feud started when Gov. Aliyu told me that the north has decided to sponsor a Tambuwal/Amaechi ticket in 2015 under the platform of the PDP. Aliyu, then pretentiously initiated a grand plan that made me the chairman of Nigeria governor's forum, just to lure me, to support his rebellious act in the PDP to stop President Jonathan. But, when it became very clear that the President was in total control of the PDP. Aliyu brokered a meeting between the G7 governors and the leadership of the APC at the Niger state governor's lodge. Tinubu, Buhari, Ikimi, Tambuwal, Ribadu, Baraje, Adams and 7 other APC governors were in attendance. In that meeting, the G7 governors all agreed to join the APC. Two days after that meeting, Gov. Adams called me and advised me to remain in PDP. Then I called Aliyu and told him, that Adams has been with the APC long enough to know their intrigues, and has advised me to remain in the PDP. But Aliyu told me, that the day he discussed the Tambuwal/Amaechi ticket with the leadership of the APC that Adams objected to it and expressed his willingness to run with Tambuwal. And Aliyu warned me never to discuss my interest with Adams - that Adams doesn't mean well for me. So the G5 governors continued with the plan and remained in APC. Aliyu is a chameleon and represents everything evil. He was the pioneer and architect of rebellion in the PDP followed by Lamido. We are all in shock, on how Gov. Aliyu would turn around to champion an endorsement of President Jonathan for re-election. Even up till last month, Aliyu and Lamido were still promising the G5 governors of a showdown in the PDP. The hearts of men are indeed deceitful and desperately wicked. If you have to eat with the devil do it with a long spoon. For Aliyu, I would rather you don't eat with him at all. Better starve to death than eat with him. If I knew, I would have listened to Adams and remained in the PDP. Follow us on Twitter: @RnewsDay http://newsdayreporters.com/what-s-hot/524-amaechi-cries-out-how-the-north-deceived-me-with-tambuwal-amaechi-ticket-gov-amaechi-newsday-reporters.html |
Patiently waiting. Modified: But is he right about the statistics of 43% population and 52% economy of Lagos ![]() He might have a case if these figures are correct. |
POLITICS Ahead of next year’s general elections, there are those who believe that time is ripe for the Igbo to produce at least the Deputy Governor of Lagos State. One of such people is a chieftain of Igbo United Initiative (IUI), a pressure group and Chairman, Win Peace Investment Ltd, Chief Amobi Nnadiekwe. He said that people from the South-East zone in Lagos will vote for any political party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor. In this interview, he speaks on various issues and claims that the Igbo constitute 43 per cent of the population in Lagos. Excerpts: Your group has been sensitising the people of South-East to vote any political party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor of Lagos in 2015. So far, what has been the response? The response was wonderful. We plan to visit town unions and markets in Lagos State especially, the ones dominated by Igbo. It is time to be part of the political process in the state where Igbo contribute over 52 per cent to the state’s economy. Of course, you know that South-East constitutes 43 per cent of the state population. To that extent, we deserve the position of deputy governor. With the number of Ndigbo in Lagos, no doubt, if collectively we decide to vote for any party in Lagos, the party must win. Lagos State has continued to marginalize us politically, hence, Igbos have decided to demand for their right. We have written to all the political parties in the state, informing them of our resolve to vote any party that fields an Igbo as deputy governor. We have given them early notice, so that they won’t say we took them unawares as they are about to begin their primaries. Anything short of making an Igbo man deputy governor in 2015 will not be acceptable to Ndigbo. For the very first time, this vision has united Igbos in Lagos and in the Diaspora. This warning is extended to parties in the other states where Igbos are the second largest population. They should, as a matter of policy, field an Igbo man as deputy governor in 2015. The next stage is rally, which will be organized in the major centres in Lagos and in the affected states. What other steps do you hope to take to make this happen? Arrangements have been concluded to visit Igbo leaders and organizations including Ohaneze Ndigbo towards achieving this noble cause, because the population of Igbos in Lagos cannot be undermined in the forthcoming general elections in the state, even though we failed to realize this in the past. Our votes have always decided electoral victories in the state. Any party we vote for must win, hence, we refuse to be used to make up numbers in future elections in Lagos. Ndigbo will participate actively like never before in the 2015 general elections. We will continue to sensitize our people not to vote any party that fails to give the deputy governor slot to Igbos in Lagos. So, this is an assignment for parties jostling to win the gubernatorial race in the Centre of Excellence state next year. We don’t care about party, what matters most to Igbo is a party that has our interest at heart, whether APC, PDP, Labour or APGA. But if no party fields an Igbo man as deputy governor, we may be forced to boycott the governorship election in Lagos State. Why the demand for deputy governor slot instead of the governorship seat considering the population of Ndgbo in Lagos? It is possible for an Igbo to become governor of Lagos State. If you cast your mind back, you will remember that Zik won election as Premier of Western Region but was denied the opportunity and he ran back to become Premier of the Eastern Region. So, it is possible. If Ndigbo can come together, we will produce governor of Lagos State in the near future. We must start from somewhere, and that is the deputy governorship seat in 2015. Lagos is our second home. Majority of our investments are in Lagos and we have a good population. We are law-abiding citizens because there has never been any misunderstanding between Igbos and Lagosians. The relationship has been cordial, hence, even the indigenes wouldn’t mind to elect Igbo as governor. Don’t you think that the issue of indigenisation should be first enshrined in our constitution before making such demand? Indigenisation is one of the important issues addressed at the just concluded National conference. However, that won’t stop us from making genuine demands such as the one at hand. Indigenization is welcomed by all Nigerians. What it means is that a Yoruba man can be governor of Anambra State; an Hausa can contest and win a senatorial seat in Ondo State. And until we get to this stage, we are not yet a nation. Once again, I beg my brothers in Lagos State to allow Igbo participate fully in the 2015 political process in the state by zoning the position of deputy governor to Igbo. We have paid our dues and have contributed in the development of the state which warrants this demand. Except they see us as slaves who don’t deserve fair treatment. But if Lagosians are sincere, they would agree with me that Igbos are stakeholders in the Lagos project. We have developed virtually all parts of Lagos, a sign that we are not willing to leave the state or do anything to destroy or disrupt the relative peace in the state. If the truth must be told, Ndigbo have developed Lagos more than South East. Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=77479 |
Mitsheeewwwwwmmmm.... ......and so ![]() ![]() And una carry am come front page ![]() SMH. |
It can only happen in India!!! |