pls make some sense

it is beta late than never,

at least, it will count that there was a protest even under oppression.

the peoples voice must be heard. come on!

Having seen the denial of the two main political parties as regard to Tuface protest, and equally there support for the same protest.
www.naij.com/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C8412258870

I think tuface should just swallow the pride, apologise for his cowardice and move on with the support. It is obvious, Nigerians are behind him, the morale is high; all it just need is a little push.

I for one believe that this protest must hold. It is about time, we are about to pass the bus stop.

My candid opinion though

see them. na SABO dem be

lol! sarki guyman, cam down, we know ur style now. just get ready to refund the money given to u and ur fellow e-rats. cos this time ur antics will not work. just get ready

pls tell us, how much are they paying u? u re soooo useless.

if it is what am thinking, ezigbo nzogbu dikwa

mbok, make them wait. na change we dey so. let's grow our economy locally

the intimidation is getting too much. He can't be tried in secret, it is uncalled for. Where are the OHANEZE NDI IGBOS, SOUTHEAST SENATORS AND GOVERNORS, PROMINENT POLITICIANS, CLERGIES, E.T.C
Your own is being slaughtered in cold blood. speak out!!!
The intimidation is too much, we can't contain it again

the intimidation is getting too much. He can't be tried in secret, it is uncalled for. Where are the OHANEZE NDI IGBOS, SOUTHEAST SENATORS AND GOVERNORS, PROMINENT POLITICIANS, CLERGIES, E.T.C
Your own is being slaughtered in cold blood. speak out!!!
The intimidation is too much, we can't contain it again

the intimidation is getting too much. He can't be tried in secret, it is uncalled for. Where are the OHANEZE NDI IGBOS, SOUTHEAST SENATORS AND GOVERNORS, PROMINENT POLITICIANS, CLERGIES, E.T.C
Your own is being slaughtered in cold blood. speak out!!!
The intimidation is too much, we can't contain it again

the intimidation is getting too much. He can't be tried in secret, it is uncalled for. Where are the OHANEZE NDI IGBOS, SOUTHEAST SENATORS AND GOVERNORS, PROMINENT POLITICIANS, CLERGIES, E.T.C
Your own is being slaughtered in cold blood. speak out!!!
The intimidation is too much, we can't contain it again

Themandator:




Somebody still paid this morning and I am helping somebody make payment .....panic is the key word .....

mine is *pending withdrawal*. I av already
been matched with someone. wonder if the
person will pay up

mine is *pending withdrawal*. I av already been matched with someone. wonder if the person will pay up

people are dying everyday while our "hynenas" are busy looting away our taxpayers money.
A guy who has nothing will be elected as a common councillor, but before the end of the year, that man becomes a millionaire. From where did he get the money, from the poor tax payers money.

I have said and will continue to say it. Until we adopt the radical Ghana method of cleansing the polity, we will never attain good governance.

Donald Trump: Again..!!!

“There Is No Shortcut To Maturity, Africa Should Be recolonized
Speaking yesterday in Nebraska, Trump said that Africans are slaves living like slaves in their own land yet they claim they are independent.

Trump was responding to a question by a South African journalist on whether he thinks African leaders were right to seek mass withdrawal from the Hague based International Criminal Court.

“It is shameful for African leaders to seek exit from ICC. In my view, these leaders want to have all the freedom to oppress their poor people without anyone asking them a question. I think there is no shortcut to maturity and in my view, Africa should be recolonized because Africans are still under slavery. Look at how those African leaders change constitutions in their favour so that they can be life presidents. They are all greedy and do not care about the common people” Said Trump

“When I saw them gang up against ICC yet they can’t even find an amicable solution for the ongoing quandary in Burundi, I thought to myself these people lack discipline and humane heart. They can’t lead by example. The only thing they are interested in is accumulating wealth from poor tax payers. Before they think of exiting from ICC, they should first restore peace in Burundi and other war-torn countries rather than gathering like hyenas with the aim of finishing the poor people” Added Trump. Truth hurts


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1483338151682872&id=100000201032237

Smallville10:
he deserved what got to him... U need to hear from people who live around there... They will tell u how dead guy and his gangs mauled, killed innocent civilians after stealing from them. A guy narrated how they killed his brother who was 20 yrs of age...
The so called 7yrs old is in his mid 20s and he met his waterloo 2days ago after robbing someone and stabbing d person who later died; d people made a scape goat of the criminal... Becus handing him to d police was a waste becus he would be back out again

.

and he has to be lynched like that? come on, it doesnt have to be that way anymore. Come to mind, what about our so called representatives who has been swaying away our rights and looting us? has there been a little of this offensive against them? but the boy was beaten, descended upon and was even burnt. Chai!, what a misplaced aggression and *jungle judgement* which was even carried out by bunch of illiterates-cowards, perverts and murderers.

So they have this set of minds and Nigeria is still breeding cold-blooded corrupt leaders. They should channel it to their corrupt leaders, hold them accountable( even if small) After all Ghana did it, and see where they are now.

I for one, those people should be arrested and tried.

#Nomorejunglejustice

OK. neeext!

where do they think they re going? no be them help frustrate Biafra secession. Abegi una no dey go anywhere, una must dey there whether una like am or not.


Some people will soon come and say its their right to secede but will never apply the same yardstick in their own expired Zoo. Hypocritical red oil fellows

Having followed the US Presidential elections a bit, here are a few things I learnt

1. Don't be fooled by the popular vote.

2. Be true to yourself. People may not like you for who you are but they would respect you if you are steady/constant with your identity. Donald Trump may not have had the best of character and personality, but he was steady. That means people can predict and trust his actions and reactions to issues. Don't be a chameleon of a person.

3. Hillary is a pro in politics. Trump is a pro in business. Yet Trump beat Hillary in Politics, an area where she supposedly has an upper hand. Knowledge and experience can be transferred. Use the experience and knowledge you gain in one area of your life to win in other areas. Life is not monotonous. Life is dynamic. As a student, use the experience gathered in academics to tackle financial challenges.
Bottom line is - Knowledge is transferrable.

4. To win in life, you need a team . When President-elect, Donald Trump was called up to give a speech by the VP elect, he introduced his winning team comprising of family, friends, party men, senators and governors. If you want to win, get a team that believes and shares your dreams. Many Good heads are better than oneone.

Finally, it's good to have foresight. Dr. Benjamin Carson stepped down for Trump. Most persons said a whole lot of stuff. Trump won the presidency and publicly recognized Carson as the toughest person he faced in the primaries.
Nobody would be suprised if Dr. Carson is appointed Secretary of states or Minister of Health. In that way , Dr. Carson still has room to make impact to the lives of Americans and the world at large.

Bottom line: Don't identify with the prince when he becomes the king. He will have little or no regard for you, but would rather see you as a predator and fairweather friend.
Identify with the prince before he is born or while he is still a boy. When he becomes the King , you are guaranteed a place in his cabinet.

Okorocha’s 3,000 “China” jobs in Imo
By COLLINS Ughalaa

On Thursday, October 27, 2016, Governor Rochas Okorocha took his melodrama in the state to a higher pedestal when he announced to the weary and hungry people of the state that he would be recruiting fresh 3,000 for fresh jobs in the state. He said the fresh recruitment is part of the new deal with his newest bizarre creation, the State Development Council, to fill vacant positions in the state civil service. Okorocha gave the hint at the Government House, Owerri, during the swearing-in of his new commissioners for the state civil service commission and the ministries. The Governor, in his usual characteristics, said the 3,000 jobs would spread across the 305 INEC wards in the state, mandating every ward to nominate 10 persons for the new job openings.
One would wonder if the Imo State still has a civil service. In the era of hard and biting national economy and in the era of shattered state economy and dislocated populace, job openings would have been good news. But not so with Okorocha. This is because of the reasons I will give hereunder.
The people of Imo State no longer trust and believe the Governor. This is because of their practical experiences with him, not what he says on national television. The people of the state know that whatever Okorocha touches dies. For example, Governor Okorocha built walkovers or pedestrian “bridges” at City School, Emmanuel College, Freedom Square and IMSU Junction, but nobody makes use of them for more than three years now. The people are afraid the substandard structures could collapse anytime and nobody wants to suffer for the Governor’s love for substandard projects. The people saw the Governor building the so-called walkovers with mere blocks and nobody wants to give his life in exchange for substandard construction work. After all, they say that seeing is believing.
Again, the Governor in recent time has spent the scarce resources of the state in building what he calls tunnels in the state capital, but the people do not trust him. They have since abandoned them and the Governor has closed them down because of shoddy work. The people have a chieftaincy for the Governor’s substandard projects: they call it “China roads”. Thus this “China” job does not sink with the people also.
But there are more cogent reasons the people do not believe in the phantom three thousand jobs. Apart from the fact that Okorocha’s hands are busy with nothing, families in Imo State have not forgotten their experiences in 2013/2014 when the Governor came up with his Youths Must Work Scheme. Many people left their lucrative jobs elsewhere to return to seek for civil service jobs in their state only to be fooled by their state government. The Governor claimed that 25,000 people were employed in the process. But it was shocking to learn that the graduates employed by the state government were placed on N20,000 salary. As if that was of not enough, the state government owed them years of unpaid salaries. And to hit the nail on the coffin, the state government unceremoniously sacked them. This is notwithstanding the fact that the people were never given any letter of appointment. They were only used for the purpose of the 2015 elections and dumped. Today, many of them roam the streets, looking for ways to sustain themselves.
Okorocha is in a hurry to beat God in creations. He had created Imo My Pride which has also fizzled out after the elections. The only structure standing is the Imo Security Network. All other structures have since collapsed because they were sinking sand. He went on building 27 general hospitals in the state. None of them is put to use. He embarked upon building 27 ICT centers in all the 27 local government areas of the state, yet none has materialized. The only thing that has materialized are the roundabouts that have become deathtraps. Okorocha created Imo Center for Advance Professional Studies (ICAPS), but where is it today? Everyone has been sacked and the Governor has gone home with the keys.
Okorocha’s 3,000 jobs is another shenanigan to be in the spotlight. He is building another structure for 2019 general elections. Why must the communities nominate 10 people for the state’s civil service jobs? Is the Governor making any political appointments to warrant nomination? Where in the world do people make nominations for civil service jobs? Why can’t the Governor make it open and competitive so that only the best and most suitable persons would be employed to pursue a career in the state’s civil service? Why not allow the state’s civil service commission to drive the process and throw it open to all? When was the vacancies for the jobs advertised? Or is this a proof that the Governor does not follow due process in the running of the affairs of the state? By mandating the communities to nominate 10 persons for the new jobs, what the Governor is doing is find political compensation for members of his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). He only wants to reward the thugs that played various roles in the 2015 elections with some kind of jobs.
The greatest headache in Okorocha’s new job is whether the people will be paid at all, because the same Governor has not been able to pay the civil servants and pensioners in the state their salaries and pensions 100% due to lack of funds. From where would the government get the funds to pay the fresh 3,000 people he wants to recruit? For about seven months workers in the state receive about 50% of their salaries, even though the official statement says it is 70%, in a strange salary cut in the civil service.
When Okorocha became Governor in 2011, he inherited Ikedi Ohakim’s 10,000 graduate jobs fully engaged. But he chose to sack them all, and till today the 10,000 graduate jobs loss has gone like a pin thrown into the ocean. Never to be found again. Instead of reinstating them the “wrecking” mission government has chosen to go after phantom job schemes that have not worked.
Ohakim’s 10,000 jobs was open to all. It was competitive and threw up only the best. In fact, there has been rumour that a top official of the state government who graduated from IMSU did not scale through the competitive process. This rumour has been on for a long time. To be qualified for employment under the 10,000 jobs programme of the Ikedi Ohakim administration, one did not need to be nominated by anybody. You did not need to know any commissioner or traditional ruler or SAs. It was your qualifications that would pick you and not even the Governor. It was so transparent and based on merit. The Ohakim’s administration had to engage the service of KPMG to be part of the process, and in turn four screening centers were established for ease of reach to the people. The jobs were well advertised in the newspapers.
It is worthy of mention that at the time of the 10,000 jobs the Ohakim’s administration was not embroiled in labour crisis and no worker was paid 50% of his salary, despite the economic mealtdown of that time. It must be pointed out also that Ohakim’s 10,000 graduate jobs was a strategic response to the economic meltdown of the time. Through the 10,000 graduate jobs, Imo State was billed to have more than N450m in the pockets of the people. This was a clear effort to insulate the people from the shocks of the economic mealtdown. The effects of this singular strategic move were adequate to keep the state economy strong and running. But all that fell like a pack of cards once Ohakim left the scene, with no consideration for the families that would suffer. All legal attempts by the victims were rebuffed with government might, and in the end the leader of the 10,000 jobs was murdered in cold blood on the eve of the 2015 governorship election in his village home.
The Governor has left no stone unturned in his clear effort to beat the Ohakim record. But he cannot because he is Rochas Okorocha, not Ohakim. Ohakim is the architect of 10,000 jobs. He is the face of job creation and youths empowerment. He was the first governor in Nigeria to take such huge task when everyone else said it was impossible. Newspapers had written editorials saying Ohakim was doing the impossible. But he did it. The 10,000 graduate jobs was not a fluke. They were duly employed and given letters of appointment. Having set the standard, governments at various levels now copy Ohakim and talk of thousands of jobs. That is legacy that speaks.
Today, Okorocha has been on a marathon to beat Ohakim’s 10,000 graduate jobs. This informed his ill-conceived and politically motivated 25,000 Youths Must Work scheme that blew up before the beneficiaries started work. The marathon to beat Ohakim is also the reason the Governor has come up with the 3,000 “China” jobs. But all this of this is fluke. It is a smokescreen for 2019 general elections.

COURT OF APPEAL FREEZES IMO GOVT ACCOUNT

By Chidi Nkwopara, OWERRI
The Court of Appeal sitting in Owerri, has ordered the freezing of all the accounts of Imo State Government and the confiscation of all monies domiciled in them.
The appellate court equally ordered that the confiscated monies should be used to offset the sum of N1 billion owed E. F. Network Nigeria Limited and Mr. Gideon Egbuchulam.
Justice It’s G. Mbaba handed down the orders while delivering judgment in an appeal filed by the Governor of Imo State, the Attorney General of Imo State, the Environmental Transformation Committee and the Ministry of Petroleum and Environment, Imo State.
The appeal was sequel to the earlier judgments delivered by Hon. Justice Maryann Anenih of Maitama High Court, Abuja, and Hon. Justice Ijeoma Agugua, in suit numbers FCT/HC/M/9257/2016 and HU/538/2011, respectively.
The appellants had prayed the Appeal Court to set aside the earlier judgments, which delivered judgment in favour of the contracting firm and Mr. Egbuchulam.
As at the time of going to press, no government official was prepared to comment on the judgment.
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/court-freezes-imo-state-accounts/

Long awaited news....Enough of the reckless spending of public fund.

lol. pathetic indeed, keep on looking for ways to rub off the truth while it keeps staring at ur face. keep on looking for loop holes in BIAFRA matters while the salient message has been passed. keep on begging for attention where there is none.

Lol... indeed u guys re just paid, desperate, e-sycophants, always striving hard to plead ur masters.

Dee lala, biko help them and push it so they will be paid. But bear it in mind that The message has been passed.

Ndewo

patiently waiting for the rationales on why Biafra shouldnt be heard or let free.

Trust me *they* will not even regard the thread, but if it is any thread written against the biafrans, u will see *sensible* comments piling up and down.

hahahahahahahah, mmhhm

impeach buhari first.
then u come for the second

pix or...

whatever that needs to be done to salvage our problems, should be done ASAP. no time.
DOGari should set his personal ego aside and include the elites into his innermost economic team not minding if they re from the east or west.