Yesterday marked One year Remembrance for the Death of Preacher Eunice Elisha, a Redeem Preacher who was hacked to death while she was Preaching in Abuja on July 9, 2016.
Yet Nigerian Police said they cannot manufacture Suspect.
Monday, 10 July 2017
Still No Justice on her Case
Yesterday marked One year Remembrance for the Death of Preacher Eunice Elisha, a Redeem Preacher who was hacked to death while she was Preaching in Abuja on July 9, 2016.
Keep sleeping on Galant soldier of the Lord.
Yet Nigerian Police said they cannot manufacture Suspect.
Yesterday marked One year Remembrance for the Death of Preacher Eunice Elisha, a Redeem Preacher who was hacked to death while she was Preaching in Abuja on July 9, 2016.
Yet Nigerian Police said they cannot manufacture Suspect.
Sunday, 9 July 2017
Osun West Senatorial Bye-Election a lesson
Part two
The handwriting on the wall seems ambiguous at the beginning but at the end of the election, the handwriting is clear now.
If Aregbesola is not daft and gullible with all other APC stalwarts, I believe they should know that the results of today's election is a microcosm of what will befall APC in 2018 in Osun State and in 2019 general election.
Congrats to PDP!!!
Keep paying half salary,
Keep developing physical infrastructure while your workers are dying of hunger.
Continue with your wasteful infrastructural development while the welfare of Osun Indigenes are nothing to you.
I believe no worker in the state of Osun will cast vote for APC in 2018
Keep the gate of LAUTECH shut and keep deceiving yourself if APC as a party will not go back into oblivion.
I think APC will perform better as an opposition party in state of Osun come 2018.
Keep destroying legacy built over 83 years ago. .
Go ahead and change Ilegram nomenclature.
Keep insulting your people as sectional.
I AM SURE YOU WILL NOT HAVE UP TO 100 VOTES IF YOU TRY TO CONTEST AS SENATOR IN IFE IJESHA SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
#Omo to ba so ile nun fi apo IYA ko#
#Ile la ti n ko eso rode.#
#Aja ti yio sonun, kii gbo fere olode#
written by a friend
Part two
The handwriting on the wall seems ambiguous at the beginning but at the end of the election, the handwriting is clear now.
If Aregbesola is not daft and gullible with all other APC stalwarts, I believe they should know that the results of today's election is a microcosm of what will befall APC in 2018 in Osun State and in 2019 general election.
Keep paying half salary,
Keep developing physical infrastructure while your workers are dying of hunger.
Continue with your wasteful infrastructural development while the welfare of Osun Indigenes are nothing to you.
I believe no worker in the state of Osun will cast vote for APC in 2018
Keep the gate of LAUTECH shut and keep deceiving yourself if APC as a party will not go back into oblivion.
I think APC will perform better as an opposition party in state of Osun come 2018.
Keep destroying legacy built over 83 years ago. .
Go ahead and change Ilegram nomenclature.
Keep insulting your people as sectional.
I AM SURE YOU WILL NOT HAVE UP TO 100 VOTES IF YOU TRY TO CONTEST AS SENATOR IN IFE IJESHA SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
#Omo to ba so ile nun fi apo IYA ko#
#Ile la ti n ko eso rode.#
#Aja ti yio sonun, kii gbo fere olode#
written by a friend
Osun West Senatorial Bye-Election a lesson
Yesterday's Senatorial Election in Osun should be a clear signal to APC that they've failed the Yoruba nation but we are not like does poeple that we be killing to get something.
As for Governor Aregbesola,#BabaKabiru,i hope you will accept the REALITY of what this senatorial election result is telling you. Personally,sir,i have tremendous respect for you,but it is becoming clear that you've lost yourself in the adulating praises of charlatans,who are professional sycophants.
You are losing touch with your people,sir.
Youth should come together in one not as electorate but we can also be elected for.
At age 18+ we are not too young to run for election
#nottooyoungtorun
Finally,i sincerely hope a new formidable political party can be formed before 2019 to challenged this insensitive,disorganized,and corruption promoting political party called APC.
*Just_My_Mind....*
IT'S TIME TO PROWL AND STOP CONTINUOUS SITTING UPON THE FENCE
Yesterday's Senatorial Election in Osun should be a clear signal to APC that they've failed the Yoruba nation but we are not like does poeple that we be killing to get something.
As for Governor Aregbesola,#BabaKabiru,i hope you will accept the REALITY of what this senatorial election result is telling you. Personally,sir,i have tremendous respect for you,but it is becoming clear that you've lost yourself in the adulating praises of charlatans,who are professional sycophants.
You are losing touch with your people,sir.
Youth should come together in one not as electorate but we can also be elected for.
At age 18+ we are not too young to run for election
#nottooyoungtorun
*Just_My_Mind....*
IT'S TIME TO PROWL AND STOP CONTINUOUS SITTING UPON THE FENCE
PDP Wins in Osun West Senatorial Bye-Election
PDP 9 - 1 APC.
PDP - 97,585
APC - 66,219
MARGIN - 31,366
INEC OFFICIALLY DECLARES DR ADEMOLA ADELEKE OF PDP AS THE WINNER IN OSUN WEST SENATORIAL BYE-ELECTION.
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has declared the PDP candidate Dr Ademola Adeleke as the winner of the Saturday July 8, 2017 Osun West Senatorial bye-election.
Dr Ademola Adeleke of PDP won in nine(9) out of ten(10) local government in the district.
The local government where PDP won are:
1. Ede North - PDP
2. Ede South - PDP
3. Iwo - PDP
4. Irewole - PDP
5. Ola Oluwa - PDP
6. Egbedore - PDP
7. Isokan -PDP
8. Ayedade -PDP
9. Ayedire - PDP
And the APC candidate, Commissioner Mudashir Hussein won in only Ejigbo local government with closed margin.
THE OFFICIAL RESULT ANNOUNCED BY INEC:
AYEDIRE
APC: 5360
PDP: 5,789
EDE NORTH:
APC: 2784
PDP: 18,559
EDE SOUTH:
APC: 2096
PDP: 13,406
EJIGBO:
APC:12,229
PDP: 9,723
IWO:
APC: 12,205
PDP: 12,547
IREWOLE:
APC: 8,952
PDP: 9096
OLA-OLUWA:
APC: 5,316
PDP: 5,618
EGBEDORE:
APC: 4,768
PDP: 7,142
AYEDAADE:
APC: 7,179
PDP: 9,061
ISOKAN:
APC: 5,227
PDP: 6,539
TOTAL RESULT
PDP: 97,480
APC: 66,116
------------
MARGIN: 31,364
The result of this election has shown that the rulling All Progressive Congress, APC has been rejected by the people of Osun state. their propagandas are no more working in Osun state.
Once again!!!
Congratulation to Osun PDP!!!
Congratulation to the people of Osun west!!!
Congratulation to Dr Ademola Adeleke!!!
Congratulation to the people of Osun state!!!
PDP - 97,585
APC - 66,219
MARGIN - 31,366
INEC OFFICIALLY DECLARES DR ADEMOLA ADELEKE OF PDP AS THE WINNER IN OSUN WEST SENATORIAL BYE-ELECTION.
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has declared the PDP candidate Dr Ademola Adeleke as the winner of the Saturday July 8, 2017 Osun West Senatorial bye-election.
Dr Ademola Adeleke of PDP won in nine(9) out of ten(10) local government in the district.
The local government where PDP won are:
1. Ede North - PDP
2. Ede South - PDP
3. Iwo - PDP
4. Irewole - PDP
5. Ola Oluwa - PDP
6. Egbedore - PDP
7. Isokan -PDP
8. Ayedade -PDP
9. Ayedire - PDP
And the APC candidate, Commissioner Mudashir Hussein won in only Ejigbo local government with closed margin.
THE OFFICIAL RESULT ANNOUNCED BY INEC:
AYEDIRE
APC: 5360
PDP: 5,789
EDE NORTH:
APC: 2784
PDP: 18,559
EDE SOUTH:
APC: 2096
PDP: 13,406
EJIGBO:
APC:12,229
PDP: 9,723
IWO:
APC: 12,205
PDP: 12,547
IREWOLE:
APC: 8,952
PDP: 9096
OLA-OLUWA:
APC: 5,316
PDP: 5,618
EGBEDORE:
APC: 4,768
PDP: 7,142
AYEDAADE:
APC: 7,179
PDP: 9,061
ISOKAN:
APC: 5,227
PDP: 6,539
TOTAL RESULT
PDP: 97,480
APC: 66,116
------------
MARGIN: 31,364
The result of this election has shown that the rulling All Progressive Congress, APC has been rejected by the people of Osun state. their propagandas are no more working in Osun state.
Once again!!!
Congratulation to Osun PDP!!!
Congratulation to the people of Osun west!!!
Congratulation to Dr Ademola Adeleke!!!
Congratulation to the people of Osun state!!!
Saturday, 8 July 2017
Pasuma Celebrate her Daughter
The popular Fuji musician Oganla 1, Ijoba Fuji, celebrate her daughter today as she is plus one today.
Today is Aliyah Odetola birthday join us in wishing the daughter of Oganla 1 a
Happy Birthday Omo Ijooba Fuji waa dagba Aliyah nii Chicago
Today is your special day.
Today is the day you were brought into this world to be a blessing and inspiration to the people around you!
You are a wonderful person.
May you be given more birthdays to fulfill all of your dreams.....
The popular Fuji musician Oganla 1, Ijoba Fuji, celebrate her daughter today as she is plus one today.
Happy Birthday Omo Ijooba Fuji waa dagba Aliyah nii Chicago
Today is your special day.
Today is the day you were brought into this world to be a blessing and inspiration to the people around you!
You are a wonderful person.
May you be given more birthdays to fulfill all of your dreams.....
Wake up Nigerian Youths
'WHERE DID WE GO
WRONG
"Awolowo was 37 years,
Akintola 36,
Ahmadu Bello 36,
Balewa 34,
Okotie-Eboh 27
and Enahoro 27
And they led the struggle for Nigeria Independence after
the death of Macaulay. Only Zik was 42 at the time!
In 1966, the first military coup was led by K
Nzeogwu who was 29 years
and countered by
M.Mohammed 28,
T. Danjuma 28,
I. Babangida 25,
J. Garba 23,
Sani Abacha 23,
and M. Yar'adua 23,
And brought into power
Y. Gowon 32,
Ojukwu 33,
Obasanjo 29,
And Buhari 24!
Most of the military governors who governed the
states under the successive military regimes were
under 30 years.
Also, the brief democratic dispensation which interjected the military interregnums also saw some
Senators and members of the House of
Representatives, in particular, populated by persons
under 30!
Under 30's were also not in short supply with
appointments - we have examples of
MT Mbu who
became Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister at 23
and Pat Utomi who became a Federal Adviser at 27
And so on and so forth!
NOW: Why is it that almost all this age bracket is today still sleeping in 3-seater chairs in their
parents’ homes?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still
collecting pocket money from their parents?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still writing JAMB?
Why is it that this age bracket today still 'sagg' their trousers?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still
searching for jobs and not yet married?
Why is it that this age bracket is today no longer qualified to even be leaders of youth wings of political parties?
Why is it that this age bracket is today so docile?
Why is this age bracket today incapable of feeding itself?
Why is it that this age bracket is today barred from even aspiring to certain political offices?
Why is it that this age bracket is today incapacitated, unwilling, unable and incapable of
asking questions?
GOD BLESS NIGERIA!"
From Prof Wole Soyinka.
This is real Food for Thought!
Am AYODELE Sunday Timothy.
CEO, Haryordele Center.
LET WE YOUTHS START ASKING QUESTIONS!!!
Let's stand against the old wine
'WHERE DID WE GO
WRONG
"Awolowo was 37 years,
Akintola 36,
Ahmadu Bello 36,
Balewa 34,
Okotie-Eboh 27
and Enahoro 27
And they led the struggle for Nigeria Independence after
the death of Macaulay. Only Zik was 42 at the time!
In 1966, the first military coup was led by K
Nzeogwu who was 29 years
and countered by
M.Mohammed 28,
T. Danjuma 28,
I. Babangida 25,
J. Garba 23,
Sani Abacha 23,
and M. Yar'adua 23,
And brought into power
Y. Gowon 32,
Ojukwu 33,
Obasanjo 29,
And Buhari 24!
Most of the military governors who governed the
states under the successive military regimes were
under 30 years.
Also, the brief democratic dispensation which interjected the military interregnums also saw some
Senators and members of the House of
Representatives, in particular, populated by persons
under 30!
Under 30's were also not in short supply with
appointments - we have examples of
MT Mbu who
became Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister at 23
and Pat Utomi who became a Federal Adviser at 27
And so on and so forth!
NOW: Why is it that almost all this age bracket is today still sleeping in 3-seater chairs in their
parents’ homes?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still
collecting pocket money from their parents?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still writing JAMB?
Why is it that this age bracket today still 'sagg' their trousers?
Why is it that this age bracket is today still
searching for jobs and not yet married?
Why is it that this age bracket is today no longer qualified to even be leaders of youth wings of political parties?
Why is it that this age bracket is today so docile?
Why is this age bracket today incapable of feeding itself?
Why is it that this age bracket is today barred from even aspiring to certain political offices?
Why is it that this age bracket is today incapacitated, unwilling, unable and incapable of
asking questions?
GOD BLESS NIGERIA!"
From Prof Wole Soyinka.
This is real Food for Thought!
CEO, Haryordele Center.
LET WE YOUTHS START ASKING QUESTIONS!!!
Let's stand against the old wine
Nigeria should be Name Biafra...
This nation would have been great, if allowed to be called Biafra (Bia, Come/Return the children of Afra). #Biafra50.
If I was Igbo in a state that spent 2 billion naira in the celebration of its 50 years, but not even 2 flowers laid in the remembrance of the 2 million, who lost their lives and properties at the inception of such state's creation. I think I'll be angry, in fact, I'll be very angry.
If I was Igbo in present day Nigeria, yes that same nigeria that murdered 2 million of its own family, in the bid to keep itself one, that nation which crushed the hopes, aspirations and visions of my fathers, and still made me grow up with metal beads of humiliation, strapped around my neck, as a punishment that comes with such audacity to dream and to be courageous enough to act upon such aspiration for Babylon.
If i had grown up being reminded constantly that my fathers were failures, and that the way to deal with traitors is by omitting their progenies from the future plan, yet the nation in which I'm forced to accept, even in 50years, hasn't won beyond the grandeur and the failure of our hopes, because when you trap me down, you too must remain down for me to remain down. If I was the one trapped down by a weak human mind, I'll be angry, in fact, I'll be really angry.
But unfortunately, I'm not Igbo, in fact, I'm still struggling to understand what makes me a Nigerian aside the fact that a certain green paper, which bears my credentials say so. But I'm Yoruba to my bones, that much I know and, i should take responsibility for all that my fathers either did or didn't do to alter this genocide, not for the sake of what is gone, but for the sake of cohesion, in an intricately complex present, for the sake of the stifling #memory, that continuously reduce our ability to collectively embrace the future in clean hearts and cleansed hands.
Today, I'll exercise a minute silence, to take a moment and deeply meditate upon what two million lives really look like, when taken away from one big family.
Courtesy: Qudus Onikeku (CEO Qcenter).
www.qudusonikeku.com
#qudusonikeku.
This nation would have been great, if allowed to be called Biafra (Bia, Come/Return the children of Afra). #Biafra50.
If I was Igbo in a state that spent 2 billion naira in the celebration of its 50 years, but not even 2 flowers laid in the remembrance of the 2 million, who lost their lives and properties at the inception of such state's creation. I think I'll be angry, in fact, I'll be very angry.
If I was Igbo in present day Nigeria, yes that same nigeria that murdered 2 million of its own family, in the bid to keep itself one, that nation which crushed the hopes, aspirations and visions of my fathers, and still made me grow up with metal beads of humiliation, strapped around my neck, as a punishment that comes with such audacity to dream and to be courageous enough to act upon such aspiration for Babylon.
If i had grown up being reminded constantly that my fathers were failures, and that the way to deal with traitors is by omitting their progenies from the future plan, yet the nation in which I'm forced to accept, even in 50years, hasn't won beyond the grandeur and the failure of our hopes, because when you trap me down, you too must remain down for me to remain down. If I was the one trapped down by a weak human mind, I'll be angry, in fact, I'll be really angry.
But unfortunately, I'm not Igbo, in fact, I'm still struggling to understand what makes me a Nigerian aside the fact that a certain green paper, which bears my credentials say so. But I'm Yoruba to my bones, that much I know and, i should take responsibility for all that my fathers either did or didn't do to alter this genocide, not for the sake of what is gone, but for the sake of cohesion, in an intricately complex present, for the sake of the stifling #memory, that continuously reduce our ability to collectively embrace the future in clean hearts and cleansed hands.
Today, I'll exercise a minute silence, to take a moment and deeply meditate upon what two million lives really look like, when taken away from one big family.
Courtesy: Qudus Onikeku (CEO Qcenter).
www.qudusonikeku.com
#qudusonikeku.
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