We have followed with disbelief the assault on the collective will of the Idoma Nation at home and in the Diaspora by the Appeal Tribunal in Makurdi Benue state that voided the election of our Senator David mark and consequently ordered a rerun. We are further embarrassed that one Daniel Onjeh, the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate in the last senatorial election, has continued to bask in the euphoria of that judgment by making unguarded statements to the public. The Idoma Nation has not degenerated to the level of fronting a Daniel Onjeh to fly our flag. We are not in a position to question the verdict of the learned Appeal Court justices, but we fear that the reason for the annulment of Senator Mark election is not known to law. What has the clerical error in the date signed by the Independent National Election Commission (INEC) returning officer got to do with the outcome of the election in which results were collated in the nine local governments and signed by the agents of the parties? It is absurd, strange and an overkill to cancel election on the basis of an error in date. Nevertheless, the National Association of Idoma Students (NAIS) will continue to support Senator Mark anytime, any day. We will vote for Senator Mark because without him, most of us, including Daniel Onjeh, would not have had access to education. His annual scholarship, under David Mark Scholarship Foundation (DMSF), has always come to the rescue of students especially the orphans and indigent students. How can we forget the establishment of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Otukpo study center, for which most of us are beneficiaries? Can we forget the multi-billion naira Otobi water project, addressing the water problem in Benue state besides, hundreds of gainful employment opportunities. What about the construction of the Oweto bridge that is near completion courtesy of Senator Mark. Have we forgotten thousands of Idoma sons and daughters in positions of authority influenced by Senator Mark? We take serious exceptions to Daniel Onjeh’s tantrums against our leader, Senator Mark. What is more offensive is that this same Daniel Onjeh benefited from Senator Mark. It is strange that Onjeh could easily forget how Senator Mark paid his school fees at the Federal University of Technology Minna, Niger state, before his (Onjeh) expulsion from the institution. Even his movement to Ghana, did Senator Mark not contribute largely to the success of it? How time flies. We may not know what is propelling Onjeh, but we are really alarmed by his audacity and arrogance against our leader. It is strange and unAfrican for Onjeh to insult a man who paid his school fees. This is absolutely unacceptable. We hereby direct Onjeh to go back to his pay masters and tell them that Idoma interest cannot be compromised. He should further inform them that Idoma will not send their bag handler to the Senate to come and pick their errands. We will do all we can within the ambits of law to protect the interest of Idoma nation by voting for senator Mark, no matter the circumstances. He is our Father, our Idol, our Icon, our Emancipator and Mentor.

Sauce

Useless people

Just read the first 3 lines and I gave up on Nigerian students

They want their little bags of Rice and Vegetable Oil. ☺

5k endorsement wont save mark, ths hungry kids arent wont help his desperation. The earth and sea is against him

I support NAIS. That judgement should be pursued out of circulation by Appeals. One of our 2019 Presidential Hopefuls should not be messed up just like that.

ngbede1984:
We have followed with disbelief the assault on the
collective will of the Idoma Nation at home and in
the Diaspora by the Appeal Tribunal in Makurdi
Benue state that voided the election of our
Senator David mark and consequently ordered a
rerun. We are further embarrassed that one
Daniel Onjeh, the All Progressive Congress (APC)
candidate in the last senatorial election, has
continued to bask in the euphoria of that judgment
by making unguarded statements to the public.
The Idoma Nation has not degenerated to the
level of fronting a Daniel Onjeh to fly our flag. We
are not in a position to question the verdict of the
learned Appeal Court justices, but we fear that the
reason for the annulment of Senator Mark election
is not known to law. What has the clerical error in
the date signed by the Independent National
Election Commission (INEC) returning officer got
to do with the outcome of the election in which
results were collated in the nine local
governments and signed by the agents of the
parties? It is absurd, strange and an overkill to
cancel election on the basis of an error in date.
Nevertheless, the National Association of Idoma
Students (NAIS) will continue to support Senator
Mark anytime, any day. We will vote for Senator
Mark because without him, most of us, including
Daniel Onjeh, would not have had access to
education. His annual scholarship, under David
Mark Scholarship Foundation (DMSF), has always
come to the rescue of students especially the
orphans and indigent students.
How can we forget the establishment of National
Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Otukpo study
center, for which most of us are beneficiaries?
Can we forget the multi-billion naira Otobi water
project, addressing the water problem in Benue
state besides, hundreds of gainful employment
opportunities.
What about the construction of the Oweto bridge
that is near completion courtesy of Senator Mark.
Have we forgotten thousands of Idoma sons and
daughters in positions of authority influenced by
Senator Mark?
We take serious exceptions to Daniel Onjeh’s
tantrums against our leader, Senator Mark. What
is more offensive is that this same Daniel Onjeh
benefited from Senator Mark. It is strange that
Onjeh could easily forget how Senator Mark paid
his school fees at the Federal University of
Technology Minna, Niger state, before his (Onjeh)
expulsion from the institution. Even his movement
to Ghana, did Senator Mark not contribute largely
to the success of it? How time flies. We may not
know what is propelling Onjeh, but we are really
alarmed by his audacity and arrogance against
our leader. It is strange and unAfrican for Onjeh to
insult a man who paid his school fees. This is
absolutely unacceptable.
We hereby direct Onjeh to go back to his pay
masters and tell them that Idoma interest cannot
be compromised. He should further inform them
that Idoma will not send their bag handler to the
Senate to come and pick their errands. We will do
all we can within the ambits of law to protect the
interest of Idoma nation by voting for senator
Mark, no matter the circumstances. He is our
Father, our Idol, our Icon, our Emancipator and
Mentor.

You just sent me a mail now .

but sorry , I have most the password to that account .

Lol..

This is the average youth.

Mark has been with NASS for close to 20years...and yet, give a youth 5k, he would forget about his current joblessness, endorse a mugabe and go and play bet9ja...fools!

God bless David Mark