Conwarden:







Life sentence for all scammers . . . including paternity fraudsters!

sexyking1:
What's so special about this anambra election? It has generated more goodwill messages all over the world than any other state election even presidential election. Wow there must be something about that state that made APC want to capture it by all means.

festacman:
The silent message in this IBB's congratulatory press statement is that Prof. Soludo has what it takes to be President of Nigeria and he should, therefore, use his performance as governor of Anambra State as a springboard.

The ball is Soludo's court.

BeeBeeOoh:
Alex dey on top this table you dey shake like this o

Conwarden:







Life sentence for all scammers . . . including paternity fraudsters!

sexyking1:
What's so special about this anambra election? It has generated more goodwill messages all over the world than any other state election even presidential election. Wow there must be something about that state that made APC want to capture it by all means.

festacman:
The silent message in this IBB's congratulatory press statement is that Prof. Soludo has what it takes to be President of Nigeria and he should, therefore, use his performance as governor of Anambra State as a springboard.

The ball is Soludo's court.

Lanretoye:
IBB still dey congratulate?

sexyking1:
What's so special about this anambra election? It has generated more goodwill messages all over the world than any other state election even presidential election. Wow there must be something about that state that made APC want to capture it by all means.

Carlyscales:


I think it's basically these:

.1) the caliber and pedigree of the Gov elect. Its always better to have educated/exposed technocrats , who have succeeded and have grown wealth personally, to manage state n federal resources. You can see how Buhari, lawan and Tanko are currently mismanaging the country

2) many were scared of what may become of SE and by extension SW and Midbelt if the threat by secessionists scuttles the elections. So, it's more of sigh of relief, by the outcomes at the end of d day.

3) Due to horrible blunder of Fg and supreme Court In imo. Most Nigerians ( including Apc members) wanted a scenario where either pdp or Apga wins it fair and square in Anambra

4) Since its an off season election. There's plenty room for many to congratulations. Obviously we can't be congratulating Buhari for borrowing more money and mortgaging future generations, neither can we do same to Amaechi for borrowing money to build railway to niger ��.

mikezuruki:


What exactly brought up the "Anambra no be imo" comment?

Unlike what many are trying to deceive us with, there has never been harmony between eastern states. This statement echoes what the average Anambra man thinks.

But then, you be ode.

Nnemuka:
hia...
This congratulations from some of Nigeria's worst is becoming suspicious...

IBB of all people?

weblord1900:
Everyone is now forming familiarity

NLPoliceWoman:

Seun Mynd44 Dominique Justwise.
Rule 2

ANSMEDIA:
IBB CONGRATULATES GOVERNOR-ELECT PROF CHARLES SOLUDO, SAYS HE IS EXCITED ELECTION WAS PEACEFUL AND CREDIBLE

By Christian ABURIME

[b]Nigerian former President and [/b]Commander-in- Chief of the Armed Forces, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida has joined other prominent Nigerians to congratulate Prof Chukwuma Charles Soludo, Governor-elect on his well deserved victory at the Anambra governorship election. Below is the full text of the press statement from IBB made available to the press by Prince Kassim Afegbua, his spokesman

CONGRATULATIONS, PROFESSOR SOLUDO.

The contest was keen, the campaigns were tense and tough, the outcome has proven once again that if anyone desires gold, he must dig deeper into the mould. After all the tempers and palpable fear of a violent election, I am excited that Anambra people disappointed all bookmakers by making sure that the election turned out free, fair and credible. What is most gratifying for me is that the deserved winner Professor Charles Soludo has extended his hand of fellowship to his fellow contestants to create the right atmosphere for a robust leadership engagement for Anambra state. That is the way to go in contemporary leadership contestation in a democracy to champion inclusive leadership that caters for all. The "battle" and contestations are over, this is the time to forge ahead in the light of so many challenges that deserve urgent attention.

Let me congratulate Professor Charles Soludo on his victory after such a hard fought political "battle", travelling round all the 21 Local Governments to solicit for votes. Aside from being such a brilliant mind, his understanding of the intricate logic of the Nigerian federation, having served in various capacities, would help broaden his horizon as he contends with the leadership of governing the good people of Anambra state. As a man who understands the nexus between promise and performance, he must immediately jumpstart the process of collating ideas on how to confront the developmental challenges facing Anambra state. He must reach out to great minds cut across the state to stimulate the right ideas and attract capable hands that would help him to actualize his manifesto. Victory is one, being able to achieve the purpose of governance is another. I wish him well.

Going by our present political crises across the country particularly in the South-East, the fact that election held in Anambra despite initial fears is an eloquent statement that we all desire to live together as one indivisible country. What is required in my humble view is how to utilize our potentials and talents to drive national narrative through consensus building, cohesion and homogeneity of purpose. I am sure we can make a deeper meaning from the outcome of the Anambra election through dialogue and constructive engagement to move the country forward. I have no doubt in my mind that Professor Soludo would join that national narrative to deepen our democracy to endure the test of time. I look forward to seeing the positive impacts that he would assuredly bring to bear in Anambra state leadership in particular, and Nigeria in general.

Congratulations to you, my dear friend, Professor Soludo. The journey has just begun.

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Doracity82:
so you can't see where insulted someone there abi. Keep reporting

chiefobdk2:
the account you re quoting is mannabbqgrill second account

Doracity82:
yes I know it is the same person. I want him to know that we know what he know and that he is breaking the rules

chiefobdk2:
felix terangwa is working for apc at the office in benue

Doracity82:
who is Felix terangwa