ochejoseph:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/10/2023-why-atiku-is-miles-ahead-oche-otorkpa/

Nonsense and rubbish

Who be this one sef

hisexcellency34:

https://independent.ng/buhari-made-huge-mistake-appointing-ex-governors-as-ministers-ogunlewe/

jeromestarks:
White man still using black man to make money.
Some slave chains can't be broken.

Fool

bennybuhari:
Wike’s gragra will kill him soon. Where was he when PDP was founded?

For your information Wike has been in PDP from inception in 1998 and he went on to be the first PDP elected Local Government Area Chairman of Obio akpor Local Government Area in Rivers State in the year 2000 (which was the second richest local government area when he was in power).

Fool , I pity your children coming after you.
And for your information am from Ahoada in Rivers State.

666Advocate:
All South South Governors, Senators, House of Reps, House of Assembly, Chairmen and Vice of LGAs, Comissioners, Special Advisers, even Councillors etc and also millions of people that feed from their offices through employments are against Obi. Even South East and other Regions with political offices, but let me focus on my South South Region.


Obi controls no where.
Stop involving South South to your nonesense. You are running everywhere when campaign never even start. Come see Atiku and Tinubu Campaigns from tomorrow wey campaign dey start.


Im Ijaw and i can never vote Igbo claiming parts of my Ijaw land.

Very unnecessary risk taken by you Madam

OyigboUpdate:


https://www.facebook.com/102288462007143/posts/pfbid0SXoJiGyEsgfUoqtNCVFrPXb72j3o4rWdBYoeadn23YQCMbXs8NjWUd96bKgUiy7Cl/

Nonsense and shit

oikirodah:
Battle For Rivers: Magnus Abe Becomes Rivers State Favorite Ahead Of Governorship Elections As PDP Crumbles


https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/battle-for-rivers-magnus-abe-becomes-rivers-state-favorite-ahead-of-governorship-elections-as-pdp-crumbles/

Copyright protected.

A round of applause for a true Nigerian girl

virginprincess:
When you meet a true nigeria girl like me then you know the difference between a gf and a sex worker.

Fool you can't read and understand...yes the size of Sabisa forest is almost equals to 85% the size of Borno State but did she say Sabisa forest only exist in Borno State.

NuclearWinter:
Yeah right.

At 30,000 ft altitude in a private jet circling round multiple times .

Is Oby a land surveyor or geographer that she could estimate the size of the reserve from the cushy comforts of a pressurized private jet circling multiple times over the area?

60,000 sq km is roughly 85% of the state of Bornu.

So a game reserve will take up 85% of a state?

Who is that useless professor by the way?

If you want the real figures simply visit the National Game Reserves website and see the total size of the area.

Idiotic ipob fools defending rubbish.

He will be a Hero..My hero
Popular pass our next President Peter Obi

eshcol:
What if Op is serious and goes ahead with his plans? Are we all going to feel guilty for not doing anything to stop him?

Pictures please

Liquidpenis:


I will place everything on record, my face is red and my Cutlass is already on the corridor, they saw it while walking pass.

I heard one of the bastard say " na im get house"

They will know that homosexual is a crime today.

Nothing Obi will not see in Lagos

Busy76:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he5LSX8XgnE

Man banished from Newsite community in Satellite Town, Lagos, after being nabbed sodomizing a 13-year-old boy

PDP Crisis: ‘It Is Your Right To Be Angry, Please Apply Brakes Before It Is Too Late’ – Dele Momodu Warns Wike

Nigerian Journalist and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) former Presidential aspirant, Dele Momodu has issued a warning to Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, amidst the crisis rocking the party.
Naija News reports that Wike and PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar have been in a running battle, following the outcome of the party’s presidential primary election.


In a statement shared on his Instagram page titled ‘My Kobo Advice to Governor Nyesom Wike,’ Dele Momodu praised the Governor for his exceptional work and achievement in Rivers State.

The journalist urged Wike never to take a decision based on anger or destroy the bridge after crossing the river.

According to Dele, Wike’s anger is not out of place, however, it is important for him to apply break before it becomes late.

The statement read: “MY KOBO ADVICE TO GOVERNOR NYESOM WIKE…
“My dear Brother, good evening. I have watched you in recent months with trepidation. I’m scared about your inability to comprehend the country called Nigeria. You must have underrated how the owners of Nigeria operate. I studied the biography of CHIEF OBAFEMI AWOLOWO. I was an insider in the June 12 1993 crisis, and a veritable witness to the tribulations of my great mentor, CHIEF MOSHOOD ABIOLA. Closer home, you must have seen how your predecessor, DR PETER ODILI, was stopped in his tracks in 2007.


“You’re certainly one of Nigeria’s best performing Governors, if not the best. Personally, I’m very proud of your uncommon achievements. I know you are very angry. It is your right to be. But I’m begging you in the name of God not to take decisions based on anger… Nigeria has been very kind to you. Rivers State has been extremely generous to you.

“GOD has blessed you beyond imagination. You have such a beautiful family. Your people love you stupendously for services delivered to them. PDP has been your solid platform. You should never destroy a bridge after crossing the river. Even if you no longer need the bridge, what of your friends and family? I pray you kill this excessive and perpetual ANGER.

“It is getting out of hand. Most people around you will keep quiet for fear of losing patronage. Many politicians survive only on power. My Brother, I love you. But someone must be able to tell you the truth. No General fights on too many fronts. Please, apply the brakes, before it is too late.”

The police man in this picture should be arrested and prosecuted for aiding and abetting terrorism

Fira09:
I don’t kidnap, I only kill people – Aleru, Zamfara terrorist ‘chief’
Widespread public outcry greeted the coronation of the wanted terrorist as a head of the Fulani in Yandoton Daji emirate.

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https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/544444-i-dont-kidnap-i-only-kill-people-aleru-zamfara-terrorist-chief.html

From singing trash

Umedia:
Give me five years I will be bigger than all my colleagues- singer Portable



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IHxs0ODpLw

Them follow born this one too

SultanOfPuna:

Delegate wey collect $50,000 To Vote Tinubu

Come enter Church on Sunday to Celebrate And do Thanksgiving.

Only to be gunned down by Fulani Gunmen

If You like sell your future and sell your vote
If UGM catch you
That money, that flashy car, that house will be useless

Amaechi is the one

SATANICALLY666:
Below are the characteristics President Buhari listed that the APC consensus candidate must possess and the candidates that possess them.

Any candidate that possesses all the characteristics is likely the chosen one.

(https://www.nairaland.com/7155269/buhari-lists-characteristics-apc-consensus)

The candidate must be:

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1. Somebody acceptable to Nigerians. Somebody that will go to every part of the country and be accepted. In other words, he must be acceptable in the North East, North West, North Central, South East, South West and South South.

Candidates that meet this requirement are:

i. Rotimi Amaechi.
ii. Yemi Osinbajo.
iii. Ogbonnaya Onu.
iv. Goodluck Jonathan. (If he's contesting)

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2. Somebody who understands what APC is all about.

Candidates that meet this requirement are:

i. Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
ii. Rotimi Amaechi.
iii. Yemi Osinbajo.
iv. Ogbonnaya Onu.
v. Chukwuemeka Nwajuiba.
vi. Ahmed Lawan.
vii. Ibikunle Amosun.
viii. Abubakar Badaru.
ix. Sani Yerima.
x. Tunde Bakare.

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3. Somebody who will be able to sustain all the good things the president has done.

The shining light of Buhari's administration comes from the transportation ministry. So who can sustain "it" better if not the head of the ministry?

Candidate that meets this requirement is:

i. Rotimi Amaechi.

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Ladymogana:
Na today you know say naija na bush. If i wasn't strong, my chemistry teacher would have killed me with cane because i don't know to name of H20..

Lolz �����

politicoNG:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/who-is-theman-the-next-president-that-buhari-holds-like-a-card-close-to-his-chest/

Lame paid advert

Wazobia2216:


If him be won do you something, him go declare you wanted

You don go collect money to distabilize your state, you come dey cry foul!

Wike is many things but not easily intimidated

Close your dirty mouth... enemies of Rivers State that would see white and call it black

helinues:
That's na mere speculation

h
How do you mean, I was there at PDP secretariat Mile one along Aba road and witnessed all the drama

Wike instructed Amb. Desmond Akawor not to issue form to aspirants who has already paid for form?

The arrowed one is Hon. Unity from Emohua LGA, a young man who has majority of party members on his side, yet, they refused to give him form that he paid for. This is the height of injustice and has to be resisted.

Front page please

The bones of Isaac Adaka Boro, foremost Niger Delta freedom fighter a man of integrity and leader exhumed at Ikoyi Cemetery after over Forty-five years of burial and taken home for reburial in his Ijaw homeland.

MikoB:


Even after deceiving the public and the politicians that it is just a thanksgiving service, I am so sure if the few politicians that came knew he was going to declare they will likely not turn up, what a liar!

Odiegwu

MrSensor:
It's my wish for buhari to rule till 2032. The devil you know is better than those looters that are waiting to completely finish the little leftovers we have.

You should approach Buhari to declare nah

MikoB:


Welcome on board Amaechi, but what abt apc chairman and governors you promised will be present? Lolz

Did you hear from him about that or you are just being mischievous

Fellow Nigerians,

I stand before you today to declare my intention and submit my application to serve as your next President.

I did not come to this decision lightly. I have served our nation for the last seven years as Minister of Transportation. For eight years before that, I served as Governor of Rivers State. In the preceding eight years before that, I was Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly. These 23 years of service have equipped me not only with great experience in governance and public service but also compassion for the ordinary citizens of our dear country.

After more than two decades in the public arena, I had wanted to go on holiday and spend more time with my family before charting a new course outside politics. But at 58, and a member of the generation born after independence who has seen the good, the bad and the ugly of Nigeria, I am compelled by the urgency of our present challenges to place my experience and proven capacity at the service of the nation at the highest level.

Those who know me can testify that I have always been a straight talker. This trait has not always made me popular, but I speak truth with conviction. So, allow me to speak the truth here today.


We are facing some very serious challenges as a country. These are problems of insecurity, challenges of greater accountability in governance, youth unemployment and the scourge of spiraling poverty.

These problems are however not the exclusive preserve of Nigeria. We live in a troubled world. The reality we used to know has altered in nearly every nation. Climate change has brought about food scarcity in some places. Population explosion has produced unusual pressure on resources and supplies. Poverty has become a challenge all over the world especially in the developing world. The Covid crisis has placed unanticipated burdens on the budgets of nations and put pressure on available resources. Trans border crises have erupted in unusual places and placed the internal security of many nations under pressure. We are part of the Sahel, an area of the world that is subject to frequent terrorist attacks. Let us look at our current challenges as part and consequences of these global trends.

I admit that Nigeria’s problems did not begin today. And they will not be solved overnight. But they are not beyond the capacity of our people to solve. Fortunately, that process has already started.


There is an ancient proverb that “a society grows great when old men plant trees under whose shade they know they’ll never sit."

The current administration under the able leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari has planted many such trees in Nigeria’s future. We have invested billions in infrastructure, human capital development and made reforms that will pay off over time in terms of socio-economic growth and stability. We have invested heavily in projects and initiatives that will secure a brighter, better future for Nigeria.

I am proud to have been part of this success story. It has been an honour overseeing the Ministry of Transportation in reviving the moribund railways, and working tirelessly to create an integrated national transportation system that will positively impact our economy, trade, employment, business, and national cohesion. Have we achieved everything we set out to do? Off-course not. Could wehave done more? Undoubtedly, there is always room for improvement.

On reflection, the notion of running for President would have been far beyond the imagination of the young lad running around the streets of Diobu or our small compound in Ubima. Not to talk of the young indigent student leader, mobilizing peers at the University of Port Harcourt. But my aspiration is not about fulfilling any personal ambition. I am contesting for office because I believe that it is my moral duty to give what I can in the service of my country.
To sustain and intensify present efforts at solving our national problems, our democracy must ensure the emergence of a leadership that is equipped with broad experience in governance to ensure stability and continuity. To sustain our democracy and preserve our unity, we need a steady hand and a passion for success in a nation that remains united to pursue prosperity for all Nigerians.

It is this combination of experience and patriotic passion that I bring to the table. I have been in the political arena for 23 years. I have served at every level of government - local, state, and federal. I have served both as a political appointee and an elected official. I have served both as an executive - as Governor of Rivers State and as a legislator - as Speaker of the State House of Assembly.

In these capacities, I did not just fill vacant posts. As a Speaker, I managed the legislative process in a difficult transition from military rule. As Governor, I defeated mercantile militancy and restored security. As a minister, I can modestly claim to have justified the trust of Nigerians.

I do not come from a privileged background. I grew up poor. I understand how it feels to go without some meals in a day. I know the pain of lack and the agony of want. I know what it means to see your parents toil just to keep a roof over your family’s head. I know what it is to feel the weight of expectation when you are are the only one in your family who enjoys the opportunity to attend university. Subsequently, I funded the education of my siblings to be university graduates as well. I know what it is to scrimp and save and struggle.

In spite of all odds, I have journeyed to this point. I could not have come this far without my parents, Fidelis, and Mary, who sacrificed so much for me. I could not have come this far without the support of my siblings. I could not have come this far without the mentors, friends and sponsors who have believed in me. I could not have come this far without the precious wife of my youth and my best friend, Judith, and my children who mean everything to me. I could not have come this far without the support of Dr. Peter Odili and his wife. I could not have come this far without the support of Chief Rufus Ada-George. Neither could I have come this far without the support of President Muhammadu Buhari. Above all, I could not have come this far without the Grace of God.


The next leg of my political journey will be tough. But I am excited to go out and engage with Nigerians from every walk of life. I am ready to go from Maiduguri to Makurdi, from Sokoto to Sagbama, from Yola to Oyo, from Badagry to Birnin Kebbi. To each town and village, I will have one message: Hope is around the corner.

I look forward to meeting you in your towns, villages, cities, campuses, and creeks. I want to hear your desires, needs and pains. I want to know what matters most to you. I want to listen and learn. I will be coming with one assurance: I will be welcome everywhere because the blood of every Nigerian flow in my veins. I shall be the president of all and every Nigerian.

I believe that despite our cultural differences, we remain one people under God. We may speak different languages or worship in different ways, but we all want the same things - a better life for our children, the ability to support our families, the freedom to live in peace without fear for our lives or properties.


I have never been the type who folds his arms and complains about inadequacies I see around me. I have always jumped in with both feet to do whatever I can to help, to try and bring relief to those suffering, to work to make things right where I see wrong. If you elect me as your President, I promise to play my part to the best of my ability. Every day I will rise and go to work for you. I will never forget the fact that I am there to serve you.

Today, I stand as an aspirant to the position of President because of that same passion for people; that same drive for results. More than ever before, I am burning with the zeal to make a decisive difference in the lives of allNigerians.

No matter the darts and arrows that come my way, I will remain steadfast because the stakes are too high. We cannot afford to fail. We cannot afford to veer off-course.

I pledge my heart, mind and soul to the task of building a Nigeria in which every child can go to school, every young person can find work or support to start a business, every citizen can travel safely around the country and sleep at night knowing that law and order prevails and every Nigerian feels included, heard, and respected.

The road ahead will be long and arduous. But we go forward with faith.

Forward with courage.

Forward with compassion.

Forward with hope.

Forward with pride for who we are as a people and who we are yet to become.

The future is bright because of YOU.

God bless you and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.



CHIBUIKE ROTIMI AMAECHI

Tinubuadvocate:
Always moving with cow big horn like a juju person igbo culture self.

That is an "Offor" a symbol of power

Echoban:


They are good at digging their own grave. Just the funny dude only him and his cohort typing stories since..

All I know is after 2023, everybody will know their papa house. The one Demn do for SW don do.

Odiegwu

SIONKPO1:

*Abuja&Kaduna railway project was fully finished by GEJ
*Digitalizing of AKTS at the cost of #900m to Tps for 10 years?
*Warri-Itakpe,yes,Pmb completed it
*Apapa port,decongested?how,when
Ogbeni let's leave Politics aside,don your social media influential work

You left out Deep blue project by NIMASA

LeoDeKing:
Simon Ekpa is greater than ojukwu, Soludo Azikiwe, Nnamdi Kanu, Hope Uzodimma, Ikpeazu, Peter Obi, Ken Nnamani and Ngozi okonja iweala combined.

O I see you guys now have another lord...
Have you people left you God in DSS detention?