*Jonathan's Children 've been moved to London
for studies and residence while Developing their
career and living In Affluence.....*Atiku Abubakar's
Children are abroad schooling....*Tinubu's
Children are abroad schooling and Living in
Affluence,they are all developing and investing in
their children to Continue to rule Us after they are
gone.....You are there as a Jobless graduate
wearing APC and PDP Customized Vest and Polo,
Chanting"Change" holding Brooms and Carrying
Umbrellas chanting "Transformation" Killing
yourself, fomenting trouble and constituting
nuisance to the Society because of Peanuts that
can't make you a better person......Stop being a
disgrace to your discipline, Stop Wearing APC Vest
and carrying PDP Umbrellas Because that is the
wish of Politicians for You...They Know If you have
a good Job, they can't use you as a thug /
Propagandist.If Buhari will not bring all his
Children to the street for Campaign and Jonathan
will not bring his Children and family members to
the Street for Campaign,then you are a disgrace
to your family If you don't stop masquerading
yourself as PDP and APC agents, because up till
now, I have never seen Buhari 's Children and
Jonathan's Children on the Street wearing APC
Vest and holding Brooms, neither have I seen
Jonathan's Children carrying the PDP Umbrella
even on social media let alone in the Street....To
whom brain is given, Sense is expected!

Just Vote

.No violence.

Abbey2sam:
Stupid question

What percentage silly is it

Its 2 colors nah

maslong:


1. Sullivan Chime

2. Willie Obiano

3. Rochas Okorocha

4. T. A. Orji

5. Martin Elechi


Martin Elechi is the worst governor in the entire south and embarrassment to the Igbos.

The Two old men (No. 4 and 5) are just dere accumulating wealth for there grand and great grand Children.

Please Abia State should not be in dat list at alllll


They don't have a governor talk of performing one

BY RAZAQ BAMDELE


All Progressives Congress (APC) has again
raised the alarm that Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) and President Goodluck Jonathan’s
administration have hatched several plans to
manipulate the general elections.

Addressing a press conference in Lagos
yesterday, the National Publicity Secretary of
the party, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the
alleged plans included implicating some
leaders of the APC with a view to getting them
out of circulation before the election as well as
crediting professor Attahiru Jega’s bank
account with a huge sum of money to indict
some APC leaders.
The party regretted that “while we in the APC,
and definitely most Nigerians expect nothing
less than very transparent elections, indi­
cations are that those at the helms have grown
so desperate that they do not even want the
elections to hold.”

According to Mohammed, PDP and Jonathan’s
attitude was that “even if the elections must
hold at all, they must be held on their own
terms, which is with no PVCs, no card readers,
no Jega, and the military must be deployed to
intimidate voters.”
He claimed, “this administration knows it can
never win in a free, fair and credible election
because of its appalling record in office, so, it
has hatched some evil plots to deny the people
of Nigeria their right to vote for change.”
Mohammed alleged: “There is a plot to transfer
a humongous amount of money into the bank
account of the INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru
Jega, and then claim that the money came
from Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the APC
in order to justify the ongoing plan to sack
Prof. Jega, so, he won’t organise the elections.

“Beyond Jega, there is also a plan to credit the
bank accounts of some key national
institutions with huge amounts of money
purportedly from our party, the APC,
ostensibly to compromise those institutions.

“There is plan to use some political parties that
are satellites of the PDP to push for the
postponement of the elections again. The plot
is to get the parties to address a press
conference to say the elections should not
hold in the North- East until September 2015
because of the ongoing counter-insurgency
battle there. The intention is to make sure Je­
ga’s tenure expires before the polls, so that
they can appoint a malleable card-carrying
member of the PDP as INEC chair to conduct
the polls.

“There is a plan to use the security agencies to
intimidate key opposition leaders as well as the
Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)
and telecommunications service providers to
disrupt voice and data transmission, especially
in APC strongholds, on election day.

“There is also the ongoing illegal recruitment of
over 500 new cadets into one of the country’s
security outfits, 50 per cent of whom are from
the home state of the outfit’s top brass, in
violation of the provisions of the constitution,
especially as the recruitment does not reflect
the Federal Character.

“The Presidency has retained the services of
two Israelis and a Belgian, who are currently
holed up in the Aso Rock Villa to hack and
corrupt INEC computers on election day, with
the trio having already been paid 25 per cent
of their contract fees upfront.

“Huge funds are being provided for retired and
serving security personnel to buy up PVCs, with
the hope that they can be used once the card
reader is compromised. Remember,
gentlemen, that there is a case in court seeking
to declare the use of the card reader in the
forthcoming elections unconstitutional.

“In the days leading up to the elections, the
Jonathan administration is planning to give the
opposition the Ekiti treatment by massively
arresting key opposition leaders, with a view to
destabilising their ranks, putting them away
and paving the way for a free rein of their
rigging agents. Towards this end, thousands of
signed blank detention orders have been
procured.

“As part of the plan to implicate our leaders,
illegal substances may be put into their
checked-in luggage during local and
international flights. That is why we are calling
on our leaders to travel only with their carry-
on baggage.”

The party said it decided to share the
information it allegedly received with Nigerians
because of its belief that no power was strong
enough to stop people who were determined
to effect change, since ultimate power resided
in the people


Source:sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=107661

From Desmond Mgboh /Kano


The Independent National Electoral
Commission, INEC, Kano State has disclosed
that it would to stage a mock(field test) election
in Dan Maliki ward in Kumbotso Local
Government in the state.

The field test, billed for Saturday would feature
INEC officials, party agents, security operatives
and eligible voters residing in Dan Maliki ward.
Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Alhaji
Mukaila Abdullai, who reveled this said the
proposed mock election is part of the efforts to
instill confidence in the electorate on the
workability of the Electronic Voting Process
adding that it would also serve as a field test
for card readers,

Alhaji Mukaila said that the field test of the
gadgets would bring succor to the minds of
those, who are apprehensive over the
effectiveness of the electronic voting pattern.
He assured that INEC Kano is prepared to
conduct the forth coming 2015 polls, stating
that over 94 percent of captured voters have
obtained their PVCs.

He added that, adequate measures have been
put in place to ensure hitch free distribution of
sensitive and non -sensitive electoral materials,
stressing that, provisions have been made to
accommodate the Physically Challenged
Persons, during the polls.

Source:sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=107738

I think am interested in this Case




















More sensible opinion pls

Akuko idunoba...mgbe elu bu ala Osa

Commercial banks eating peoples money anyhow since 1804

I see the reason why Access bank just dey do any how for my Dollar Account

Even the adds dead people's money to their profit without tracing the reason why the account has bin Dormant!!

Amadioha don catch Dem!!!


Welcom Development!!!

Wey d pictures nah

speaktome:
;DBro I go also chop pepper soup ooo

Abeg if u dey hungry, go ur house go eat... Did u see wia I mentioned pepper soup for d invitation No b only 2 bottles of Orijin each for my Igbo brodas here in Osogbo kos of my making front Page...u tink say na APC Money u wan Chop

speaktome:


I dey dere already

Abeg what type of cloth u wear


Oya Bar Man!
Giv am 2 bottles of Orijin

speaktome:


Bro Finger Liking for Ogoluwa I don dey go dia already

yes my man... Jus go up stairs if u reach dere

Wait oooo!!!


Did I make front page


In fact every Igbo man wey dey Osogbo shud come and meet me @ Finger Liking...

2 bottles of ORIJIN for u dis Evening

More

More pics

Osun state Capital osogbo is full of Jubilation as the APC candidate Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola was declared the winner of the guber election by the Election Tribunal today













More pictures to come

kenex4ever:
Yes sire!
Consider it done sire!

Good!!!
I have increased ur rank Already!

kenex4ever:
On my way boss, How do u want it? Should I do suicide mission or commando style?
Reply ASAP, time is nt on our side.

Oh! You have other great work to do...use appear and dis appear style and enter there and spray that chemical I gave u on air so that anyone one them that breaths will take it in nd die...don't forget to use d 2nd chemical 1st for ur own protection.

Go! Go!! Gooooo!!!

kenex4ever:
shuoooo! Half bread is better dan non o, u better make do with what u have b4 dem dismiss. Opportunity comes bt once.

I see the zeal in you!!

Oya! I command u to go now...pursue, kill dem all...u must surely conquer!!!

kenex4ever:
here I am! Send meeeee!

No! Ur spirit is shaking...I need som1 with a strong spirit....som1 dat wil say..."If I die let me die" our country need to be reformed nd now is the time b4 dey dismiss this their meeting

We must VOTE rightly in 2015.

If SOMEONE is;

J = Joyfully
O = On
N = New
A = Assignment
T = To
H = Help
A = All
N = Nigerians

THEN we must also resist anyone who will

B = Bring
U = Us
H = Hatred
A = And
R = Religious
I = Intolerance
CONTINUITY in 2015...is inevitable.

Pls be patriotic and send to others.


SAI Sai sai APC!!!

Bravo Broda

In my State Abia, the Governor privatized d Local govt Areas ie; sold it out to individuals, so we don't have LG Chairman talk of what dey hav done

TAO can bear me witness

Buhari’ll always be contender –Minister


From ROMANUS UGWU, Abuja
The Federal Government has reassured the

relatives of the dead and victims of the
Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment
stampede not to lose hope in securing
automatic employment into the agency. It
blamed the delay on administrative bottleneck.
Minister of Interior, Mr. Abba Moro, who gave
the assurance in a chat with journalists in
Abuja, said the government was trying to
formalise the employment such that it would
not constitute any problem to the beneficiaries
in the future.
Asked for an update on the promise from
President Goodluck Jonathan shortly after the
incident, the minister said: “At this point, I can
only say that the commitment of the Federal
Government to the implementation of the
directive of Mr. President on the victims of the
Immigration recruitment tragedy is on course
and total.

“Arrangements have been completed to ensure
the implementation of the automatic
employment of three relations of the dead
victims and the injured hospitalised survivors.
We will as soon as practicable implement the
directive.

“What happened that seemed like a delay is
the fact that the directive has to be situated
along administrative processes so as to have a
seamless engagement of such officers that
may not have the burden of having to render
explanations in the future if they were not
followed through in line with laid down
regulations. However, I want to assure you that
the directive is certainly one that must be
implemented,” he assured.
About 21 job applicants died on March 15 this
year during the recruitment nationwide.
Following public outcry, the Senate raised a
committee to probe the incident, the report
was being awaited nine months on.
He equally spoke on whether Gen
Mohammadu Buhari is threat to President
Jonathan in the forthcoming Presidential
election stating emphatically that: “Gen Buhari
will never be a threat to President Goodluck
Jonathan’s re-election. I said this with due
respect to the person of Gen Buhari, but it is
very difficult in our democracy to suddenly
wake up from the wrong side of the bed to
rewrite history.”

“From 1999 till today, certain persons have
become permanent candidates for particular
elections and as long as you remain a
permanent candidate in elections, you will
continue to be a permanent loser.

“No matter the language you use in bringing it
about, the fact is that a winner will never
continue to be a permanent candidate since
our democracy is tenured. No candidate can
contest for more than 16 years in the case of
Gen Buhari and not be permanent loser. If he
is a candidate for more than 16 years, the
tendency is that he will still lose. The person
who has continued to win will continue to win,”
he quipped.

Defending the candidacy of the incumbent,
Moro said: “In President Goodluck, we have a
candidate who since assumption of office has
left nobody in doubt about his passion for
developing the Nigeria project and take the
country to the next level of development.”

“Under his watch, Nigeria has recorded
tremendous achievements inspect of the
teething challenges facing the country
especially security challenges. It takes a man of
vision and focus to refuse to be distracted by
the challenges of insurrection and insurgency
on the land to record modest achievements in
transforming the country.

“From whatever angle we look at the country,
certain modest achievements have been
recorded. Whether it is in railway, aviation,
education, road transport, name it. The truth is
that Nigeria has moved from the decay this
government inherited to the level we are
today. I can assure you that any person
contesting against Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, in
2015 presidential election definitely has a
herculean task to unseat him.

“Nigerians have seen the manifestation of
good governance and the direction the country
is going under President Jonathan is the right
way to go in terms of national development.
Any upset in an electoral process this time is
certainly taking Nigeria to the past and dark
days to start all over again.

“Now that the contestants are known, it is
going to be PDP and other parties. They made
it so by coming together as political parties in a
merger against the PDP. While Gen Buhari will
represent other parties, President Jonathan
will represent the PDP and I have no iota of
doubt that most Nigerians are going to vote for
Dr. Jonathan.

“He is certainly going to win the election in
2015 because everybody is mobilised and
sensitised. I can tell you that every foot soldier
of the PDP will go to the trenches during and
after this festive period. The outcome of it will
be the re-election of President Jonathan,
starting from February 14, 2015 when the
general election will be conducted,” he said.

Source: sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=97997

From GODWIN TSA, Abuja


A Federal High court sitting in Abuja yesterday
stopped the Independent National Electoral
Commission [INEC] from publishing names of
nominees of the Peoples Democratic Party
[PDP] for national and state Assemblies
election from Ondo State.

Justice Ahmed Mohammed issued the
preservative order after listening to contempt
proceedings initiated against the electoral
body by the Olu Agunloye-led executive and
some aspirants to the House of
Representatives.

The contempt proceedings against INEC, the
PDP national body, its National Chairman,
Alhaji Ahmed Mu’azu and the National
Secretary, Prof. Wole Oladipo emanated from
an order of the court directing them to relate
with the Ondo State PDP executive headed by
Dr. Olu Agunloye in respect to the conduct of
primary elections.

But rather than complied with the said order of
Justice Adeniyi Ademola, the alleged
contemptnors received two lists of nominees
from the PDP national body and the plaintiffs.
In moving the application for contempt on
behalf of the plaintiffs, Prince Ajibola Oluyede
insisted that INEC violated the order of the
court made on December 18, 2014.

However, counsel to INEC, Ibrahim Bawa,
argued that the commission was not in
contempt of any order of court as there was
no order stopping INEC from receiving
nomination list from the PDP national body.
Besides, he argued that the electoral body
acted in accordance with the provisions of
Section 31 of the Electoral Act 2010.

“We are only guided by the position of the law
that we should receive nomination list of
candidates from the national headquarters of
political parties,” he said.

In his ruling, Justice Mohammed held that
“none of the parties should do anything that
would render the subject matter of the suit a
nugatory till Tuesday, January 6, 2015.”

Justice Mohammed, however, declined to
pronounce on the contempt in view of the fact
that there were divergent interpretations on
the order issued by Justice Ademola by both
counsel.

However, he said in view of the urgency of the
matter and the time limit for submission of
candidates’ list, there was the need to preserve
the subject matter of the suit.

Justice Ademola of a Federal High Court had
earlier sacked the executive of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) put in place by
Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State after
he defected to the party.

Source : sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=97920

danaiks:
Change is near!!

Buhari till 2019!!

Correct!!

He should wait till 2019

72 + 8 = 80


Why can't all these Old cargos go nd rest and allow able bodied men to come up and think for somtin beta


Same thing baffle me abt Tony Aneni


Nigeria Sef....