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Ihedioha must win or..........

obi2012:
dont worry, he cant win... you dont have to trek.

lets watch and see

If ihedioha wins,I'll trek from Mbaise to Owerri


Sai ihedioha



Rochas Must Leave The Douglas House

Dahjhi:
Owh OK bro... . Continue d good work

thanks

So me now that has been a virgin since childbirth should now throw a party?

Omo see baba height

Adontbelivthis......





That means S.A will be up to 50M

Dahjhi:
Lol. But u are both working on it o.. Wished urz won't take forever sha

lol,c'mmon bro,this is a blog we are talking bout...So i'm gona continue working on it forever,album is different

I've really learnt a lot from this thread

Click my signature to see the new tech blog i started yesterday


Someone give some tips on how i'll take that blog to the next level....I'm really determined to make that blog one of the best tech blogs

Dahjhi:
Those guys En.. With bamh money Owh .. We've got Airfoce1 brother here

lol,mine z blog not album

the country is filthy rich ,I wish to marry from therr






join y'all later




working on my blog

AmazingZeus:
any news about post utme form

not yet

DanWrites:
Wish you all the best, bro. You can check ogbongeblog.com and jideprof.com, they are cool tech blogs I visit.

tnx xo much

DanWrites:
Nice niche, but you must know that it requires that you are tech-savvy. Just always research and stay current. Tech blogs are cool.

yeah ,i think i can cope with that than the others

DanWrites:
Welcome

yeah,i want to choose tech as the niche

Ctrl CV

ok,i think that infinix zero has JUICY ingredients..I'll likely check it out...






I'll join you guys later









I'm currently working on my blog

DanWrites:
My advice -- choose a niche from your passion. Don't start an entertainment blog if you've not seen any episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, likewise politics if you don't know who the FCT minister is. I believe you get the point I'm trying to make already. It is okay to cross niches, but there must be one thing unique to your blog, that one thing it will be known for.
Goodluck, mate.

ok tnx so much,I appreciate

DanWrites:
Nice for a day old blog. Tooxplicit! LOL. Had thought to see something else. I will advise that you define your niche now.

Okay,so which niche would be perfect for such interface

Help me review this blog i created yesterday






https://tooxplicit./

babasade:
that would be May 5 after exam..but try and drop some too..You can do it..trust me..drop your draw games..

guy i dont have any oo,i just want to learn from you ,unless you will give some hints on how to produce draws

nnachukz:
We keep reminding everyone that we don't care nor bother about any position or appointment but people keep taking paracetamol for our headache. Na was Pooh.

lol

babasade:
I get exam for now so I am off punting..when through.. I would drop some sure draw..DRAW market is easy and the gain is lovely..3 games alone can bring you 9000 with just #50..by MaY 5..would kick off the tread well..but others can drop..strictly DRAW..please...

cool,i dey follow you

The imminent absence of the South-East from top
leadership positions in the Senate and House of
Representatives is of little bother to leaders of the
region, former Anambra State governor,
Chukwuemeka Ezeife, has said.


However, radical member of the Second Republic
House of Representatives, Dr. Junaid Mohammed,
yesterday, put the plight of the region to its decision
to put all their eggs in one basket, even as renowned
economist, Dr. Pat Utomi, cautioned All Progressives
Congress, APC to ensure that it gives a fair
representation to all sections of the country.
The reactions came as APC, which is set to take over
the Presidency and the National Assembly, denied
taking a decision on the zoning of the top positions of
government.


The party’s assertion nonetheless, there were
indications that APC had zoned the office of Senate
President to the North-Central with Senators Bukola
Saraki and George Akume as the major contenders.
Other principal positions in the two chambers are
being contested by the North-East, North-West and
South-West. The South-South, which only has one
returning member to the House of Representatives, is
also angling for the office of Deputy Speaker.
The South-East, which has no returning member of
APC in the Senate and the House of Representatives,
has been completely left out of any of the principal
officers’ positions.


Ndigbo aren’t worried—Ezeife
Reacting to the development yesterday, Chief Ezeife,
who governed Anambra State between 1992 and
1993 said: “I do not see anything wrong with what
APC had done.
“What the party has done is in line with their
convention. I do not see any reason why people
should be worried about the fate of the Igbo.


“We are not worried. Only those who do not see us as
people of destiny are worried. However, there are
lessons to be learned from the outcome of things. But
we are not worried because lessons have been
learned.”


Decisions’ve consequences — Mohammed
In his remarks, Dr Mohammed said the decision of
Ndigbo to put all their eggs in one basket will have
consequences politically.


He said: “I must say I do not have the privilege of
seeing what the incoming government, led by APC,
has drafted in terms of zoning offices.
“However, it is evident that the Igbo mobilized
towards one candidate and I think APC is justified for
not zoning any major office to their zone.


“I am not a believer of zoning, but with the complicity
in Nigerian politics, rotation has been brought to the
forefront and we will continue to battle with this until
Nigeria matures politically.
“It is not just the result of the last elections that
showed that the South-East zone had tilted towards
one candidate, results of previous elections also
showed that and they have had it so good under
previous administration.


“They have, therefore, taken it for granted that they
will get things on a platter of gold.
“APC is absolutely justified with the arrangement of
not zoning any major office to the South-East. If they
are given some of the big positions, what will other
zones like North-West, who gave the President-elect
big votes, ask for?


“So I think it will be stupid to give big positions like
Senate President or Secretary to the Government to
the South-East zone when the zones that gave bloc
votes to the President-elect will just be watching.”
I expect good representation—Utomi


On his part, Professor Utomi said he expects APC to
ensure equal representation from the geo-political
zones even as he played down comments on the
issue as he said the party had not come out with a
categorical policy on the issue.


Pressed further, he said: “What is favour and what is
not favour? I think any political party that wants to
govern effectively would seek effective
representation from across the country in the
executive and legislative leadership of that country.”
APC’s assurances


Meanwhile, APC has urged Nigerians to disregard the
wild speculations making the rounds concerning the
appointment of ministers and the zoning of offices
under the incoming Buhari administration.


In a statement in Abuja on Monday by its National
Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, APC said
there was no truth to anything that had been dished
out by the rumour mill concerning the issues of
appointment, especially the zoning of the National
Assembly’s principal positions and other offices.
It said in the true tradition of APC, all issues of public
interest will be handled transparently and conveyed to
Nigerians through the usual communication channels.


The party said: “No appointments have been made
and no offices have been zoned. The main concern of
our party at the moment is to ensure a smooth
transition and to hit the ground running in the overall
interest of the long-suffering people of Nigeria.
“At the appropriate time, Nigerians will be informed of
the appointments made and the offices zoned.”
‘An effective govt’s priority’


Also speaking, President, South-East/South-South
Professionals, Mr. Emeka Ugwu-Oju, said merit
should be promoted in the allocation of government
positions even as he called for the immediate
implementation of the report of the 2014 National
Conference.


He said: “The number one priority of the peoples of
South East/South-South is the implementation of the
National Conference Resolutions as the foundation of
the recreation of a new Nigeria that will be anchored
on justice, equity, merit and the Rule of Law.
“That is the main reason they overwhelmingly voted
for Jonathan.


“Majority of them will prefer the immediate
implementation of the National Conference
Resolutions in lieu of the National Assembly positions,
because it will benefit more of the people than just a
handful of individuals.


“Any political party that wants to govern effectively
would seek effective representation from across the
country in the executive and legislative leadership
positions.”






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The Taraba State Secretary to the State Government
Barrister Gibon Timothy Kataps has said that the
burning and looting of his country home at Gyembu
the headquarters of Sadauna local government area
by tugs was a sacrifice to democracy.
The SSG stated this while speaking on his ordeal on
the post election violence in Gyembu to Vanguard at
his house in Jalingo.


He said the burning of his house and those of former
Nigerian Ambassador to Cameroon Amb. Emmanuel
Njuwa, and a house member representing Mbamga
constituency at the state house of assembly was
targeted to rubbish the governorship election result
from the local government area.


It would be recalled that there were serious crisis
following the out come of last week governorship
elections at Gyembu in Sadauna local government
area which led to the burning of houses and
distraction of properties, and imposition of 24 hours
curfew in the area by the state government.


The SSG lament that “Before we left Jalingo to
Gyembu on the eve of the governorship election, we
got a security information that our opponents had an
original result sheet of the governorship election
which they wanted to fill and present to INEC as the
out come of the governorship election from Sadauna”


“We went to Sadauna and we were very vigilant
because while we were in Gyembu we also gathered
that they planned to use violent to substitute authentic
result with fake one”


“While we were trying our best to call our boys to
order so as to prevent any violent, we also
discovered that a large number of youths who were
taken refuge in Gyembu as a result of insurgent from
Bauchi, Gombe and Yola were recruited by those
desperate politicians to break up the crisis”


“After election the results started coming into
Gyembu for collation and that was when the tension
spark off, because I refused to give an inch and I was
calling the youths to order at all points when I suspect
there may be crisis they decided to say my house
should be looted”


“The idea was to distract me from the pooling unit.
“They went and invaded my house, breaking the
fence as the gate was strong for them , they looted
the properties inside the house before setting it on
fire”


“The plan was that if I leave INEC Collation Center
with the security to go and control the crisis inside
the town the other group should come and attack the
returning office and force him to announce a result ”


“My joy today is that God gave me straight to
withstand the pressure because if I had allowed the
substitution of the authentic result, APC would have
been announced the winner of Taraba state
governorship election because of what transpired
here in Jalingo”


“What happened in Taraba state election was terrible,
The result of the state house of assembly at Ngoroje
was announced and a winner was declared, the gap
between the APC candidate and the PDP candidate
was just 3 votes, the cancelation was over 50,000 but
the APC candidate was declare the winner”


“At the governorship the state returning officer
refused to declare PDP who was ahead of APC for
over 50,000 votes the winner of the election after
canceling Donga local government area without any
justification”


“After we succeeded in protecting the results while
coming home I saw many of the youths 80 per cent of
them I can call them by their names, I saw them
carrying my plates, spurns, garment, TVs, rugs and
so many other things, it was funny”


“My joy is I was able to protect democracy, if three of
these houses were to be destroyed and I should
protect the result of the electorate so be it”






http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/my-burnt-house-sacrifice-for-democracy-says-taraba-ssg/#sthash.s2ypXpAf.dpuf

The state police spokesman, Butswat Asinim, told
reporters in Yenagoa, the state capital, that a full
investigation had been launched.


“It was a stray bullet that killed the deceased
during a gang battle in the area,” he said, adding,
“The incident occurred on Sunday night, April 19.”
According to Mr. Asinim, the deputy clerk was hit
by a stray bullet as rival cult gangs engaged in a
shoot-out. He said the police were currently
combing the area, promising that the culprits would
be netted.


A resident in the area told our correspondent that
the deceased was shot on the forehead at close
range by armed men suspected to be cultists.
“The deceased was shot dead when some youths
with guns and machetes stormed the street to
launch a reprisal attack on a rival cult group.
“When the cultists discovered that their rival cult
members had fled the area before they arrived,
they started looting shops and assaulting
unsuspecting residents.


“The man that was murdered was in his house
when the cultists raided his wife’s shop. As they
dragged her purse, she began shouting ‘thieves,
thieves’. It was that noise that drew the attention of
her husband. The moment he rushed into the shop,
the armed youths shot him at close range,” said
the eyewitness.


He disclosed that the area was plagued by armed
robbery and gang-related crimes.



http://saharareporters.com/2015/04/20/bayelsa-police-confirm-killing-deputy-clerk-state-assembly

MzJackBaueress:
PDP must not win the Imo Guber Elections.

Imo must not go back to PDP. Never!!

Dont worry




Oga eme gi n'anya bam!!!!

Scarcity of premium motor spirit, popularly called
petrol, has again hit Ilorin metropolis and other
towns in Kwara State.
Our correspondent, who monitored the
development in Ilorin on Monday, observed that
many filling stations were locked, while only few
stations were selling the product to desperate
motorists and other users.
The situation led to long queues of motorists
waiting at the few filling stations selling the product
to see if they would be lucky.
The motorists, who spoke to our correspondent,
lamented that the scarcity had unleashed hardship
on them less than two weeks after the conclusion
of the general elections.
They called on relevant agencies of government to
quickly intervene in order to prevent the hardship
from escalating.
A taxi driver, Fatai Kadri, said he had been on the
queue for over two hours and had yet to purchase
the product, adding that the scarcity of petrol had
prevented him from engaging in his business and
wondered how he would cater for his family’s
needs.
“I have been here for over two hours waiting and
hoping that I will buy fuel. Up till now, I am yet to
buy. This is unbearable. I do not know how to feed
my family today when I get back home,” he said.
Reports from other towns and rural areas of Kwara
State indicated that the fuel scarcity was biting
harder there.
The Chairman, Independent Petroleum Marketers
Association, Ilorin chapter, Mr. Olanrewaju
Okanlawon, said the fuel scarcity in the state was
caused by the non-availability of the product at the
Ilorin depot.
“We do not have petrol at the Ilorin,” he said.






http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/fuel-scarcity-hits-kwara-again/

i personally dont think Pubic hairs causes body odour,It depends on how neat the person kerps himself/herself.
Well i prefer shaving everything off

The Minister of Education, Malam Ibrahim
Shekarau, has described the death of Sen. Uche
Chukwumerije as a ‘big blow’ to the education
sector.
Chukwumerije, the Chairman of the Senate
Committee on Education, died on Sunday at the age
of 75 after a long battle with lung cancer.
Shekarau’s condolence message, which was
conveyed through his Special Adviser on Media, Dr
Nnamdi Olebara, was made available to the News
Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Abuja.
According to the minister, Chukwumerije’s death is
also a big loss to Nigeria’s democracy.
He described the late senator as a pragmatic and
forthright politician who was highly cerebral and
unrepentantly patriotic with a clear and straight
stance on every issue.
“His contributions to the reforms in the education
sector are tremendous and priceless; he was an
esteemed team player who has left the education
sector better than he met it.
“We in the education sector commiserate with his
family and pray to God Almighty to grant his gentle
soul eternal rest; solace to his family and loved
ones and bless Nigeria with more Uche
Chukwumerijes,”he said.
NAN reports that Chukwumerije was also a former
Minister of Information.






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