Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Election reslt in benin

Election reslt in benin ....imaguero colledge...acn ...488.....pdp.....122. Oredo College ACN -717. PDP - 148 Etsako Central Fugar Ward 2. unit 7 PDP 169 ACN 129 unit 8 PDP 87 ACN 141 unit 2 PDP 96 ACN 133. Edo Auchi Poly, 2012! RESULT counted at Auchi Poly leaves ACN with 178 votes and PDP 18 votes. Etsako Central Fugar Ward 2. Unit 6 ACN 153 PDP 115. Unit 5 ACN 76 PDP 70 Unit 3 ACN 137 PDP 120 Results for Ward 6, Oredo LGA Sapele road, Benin.

Unit 33 ACN 194; PDP 16; Unit 34:ACN,199; PDP 13 Unit 14, Ward 10 Oza Primary School, Oredo LGA, ACN 129 PDP 35. Unit 018, ACN 14 PDP 35. Unit 12 ACN 121 PDP 19. Unit 16 ACN 131 PDP 23. phranky: Isiukhukhu unit in Adolor ward 3, in ovia north east LGA, ACN: 122, PDP 17 Urhokpota hall final count, ACN 235 PDP 37 Unit 4 Ezomo in Ora Adolo ward ACN 152 PDP 21 Idia college ACN 7,923 PDP 262 Emotan college ACN 7263 PDP 169

Ovia north east Adolor ward 3 co-operative unit ACN 208, PDP 17 Ward 5 ovia north east. ACN 832 PDP 236 phranky: weka Primary school, useh ward 7. ACN. 2,298 PDP 89, Ward 9 Asora Grammar school Edo Election result, Oredo Ward 4 Unit 2 orokponta Hall ACN 223 PDP 37 Ward 2, unit 8: ACN 141, PDP 88, unit 7, ACN 169, PDP 129 in Fugar, Etsako 12:00 Large voter turnout, heavy presence of security personnel noticed, as governorship election goes underway in Edo.

Seven candidates are contesting the Edo state governorship election today: Adams Oshiomhole - Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) Andrew Igwemoh - Labour Party (LP) Charles Airhiarvbere - Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Frank Ukonga - Social Democratic Mega Party (SDMP). Paul Orumwense - National Conscience Party (NCP) Roland Izevbuwa - Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) Solomon Edebiri - All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) Notes: The CPC candidate stepped down on Wednesday, but his name remains on the ballot.

voters turned out in large numbers with some arriving at the polling centres at 6a.m. In Benin and nearby local government areas, prospective voters arrived at polling centres as early as 7a.m. waiting for electoral officials to arrive so that they could be accredited to vote. In Aduwawa polling unit in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area, some voters told NAN that they arrived at the centre at 7 o’clock to exercise their franchise.

Although the electoral officers had yet to arrive at the centre at 8.11 a.m., more than 150 prospective voters had queued up to be accredited for voting. A voter, Mr Solomon Abangwe, said that he arrived at the station at 7, 30a.m. At Oba Market, Urhokpota Hall, in Oredo Local Government Area, a large number of voters waited for election officials to be accredited to cast their ballots. The situation was the same at Eyaen Ward 7 in Uhunwonde some party agents expressed satisfaction with the large number that waited to be accredited to vote.

An electoral official told NAN that because of the large population in the area, the centre was carved out into six voting units to take care of the population. At Asoro Polling Station in Oredo Local Government Area, a prospective voter, Mrs Esehe Idehen, said she had been at the centre with 10 members of her family to exercise their franchise ``I ready to wait till 5 o’clock,’’ Idehen said in pidgin English. Another voter, Mr Patrick Omoregie, said: ``I came very early just as all other persons. Although the electoral officials are not here, we are ready to wait. ‘’ An agent of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Mr Osazuwa Emokpae, said he arrived at the polling centre at 7.30p a.m and added that he was not worried that the election officials had not arrived at the centre.

However, the agent of the candidate of People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Mr Chidubem Ijeaku, said that he was worried that if the officials did not arrive on time the people might leave. At Garick Memorial Nursery/Primary School polling centre, the polling booth of the PDP candidate, Gen. Charles Arhiavbere, a voter, Rev. Sonny Ewerisima, said he arrived at the station at 6.a.m. Meanwhile, accreditation of voters started in Ehor Uhunmwode Local Government Area, at 8a.m.

In Auchi in Etsaka West Local Government Area, the main market was closed as voters thronged to the polling centres to exercise their franchise. The accreditation of voters began at 8a.m. in the area and went on peacefully. Soldiers have stopped vehicles moving between Oluku and Ekiadolor. Potential voters are going back home, and the military using copter for aerial surveillance.


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Sunday, 17 June 2012

How Babangida killed Maryam

Nigeria Health Watch: How Babangida killed Maryam: Dear Readers, As we continue our period of reflection on 2009...find below this thought provoking piece that was first published in Sahara...

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

DECENCY A SIGN OF DIGNITY




“As Wendy Shalit was alarmed by widespread immodesty, she also notice That there were still at least some people who wore very modest clothes” These people turned out to be some of the most radiantly romantic and happily married people. Meanwhile, immodest people who flaunted their bodies and hooked up in casual sexual encounters with other people turned out to be jaded and bored. They are less happy, less romantic even less sexy. The truth is that modest people aren’t against sexuality; they value it too highly to throw around. “The more precious something is, the more it most conceals and protects itself”.

Your body and sexuality are too precious to put on display and make available to just anybody. Pastor and author Douglas Wilson says, “Many of the current fashions for young women appear to be apparel in standard use down at the local Hooker Training Academy”. Wilson’s wife, Nancy told him, “It must be difficult for men these days trying to figure out which ones they have to pay for and which ones are free”. Wise women know that if a man is worth having, he won’t be the kind that chases every flirt in a short skirt. Wise men know that if a woman is worth having, she has enough modesty and dignity to keep from making herself an object for everyone to gawk at.

If you are modest, you may certainly be attractive and have a passionate love life in marriage. If women want to be taken seriously, they must avoid clothing that’s sexually suggestive. “Be honorable to yourself if you wish to associate with honorable people”. By Stephen.

“I know of no case where a man added to his dignity by standing on it” Attributed to Winston Churchill (1874 - 1865).



Dress decently and sensibly so that people won’t look at you as a sex object or a show-off, but can focus on who you are and what you‘re able to do. Be a wise man and a wise woman and DRESS FOR SUCCESS. By. Stephen

Tuesday, 29 May 2012

"UNITY IN DIVERSITY"


UNITY IN DIVERSITY



“Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression. There are no ‘Nigerians’ in the same sense as there are ‘English,’ ‘Welsh,’ or ‘French.’ The word ‘Nigerian’ is merely a distinctive appellation to distinguish those who live within the boundaries of Nigeria and those who do not.” [From Path to Nigerian Freedom by Obafemi Awolowo] How true is the aforesaid statement to you as a Nigerian?

Nigeria is not only a great nation in Africa but one of the major eyes of Africa and the world. May this celebration (Democracy Day) not only be a merry one, but also a reflecting juncture for many to put peace and Unity were it originally belongs in Nigeria. - Unity, peace and development seems to be synonymous.

If a multi-ethnic society affects the bacillus of nationalism, it loses its strength and durability. And we need to understand how far-reaching effects can cause condoning attempts to stir up ethnic hatred, and hatred toward people of another culture and another religion. Civil peace and interethnic accord - it is not established once and forever a frozen picture. On the contrary, it is a constant dynamic, dialogue. It is a hard work of state and society, which requires very delicate decisions and wise policy that is capable of "unity in diversity." We must not only respect mutual obligations, but also finding common values to all.

I am confidence that we can ensure the harmonious development of a multicultural community, based on our culture, history, type of identity and religion. We can agree that many Nigerian citizens found themselves abroad, call themselves Nigerians. And do consider themselves as such, regardless of ethnicity. According to Ricardo Flores Magon.... We are free, truly free, when we don’t need to rent our arms to anybody in order to be able to lift a piece of bread to our mouths.


A huge role here belongs to education. The choice of educational programs, diversity in education should be our undoubted achievement. But the variation should be based on immutable values, the basic knowledge and understanding of peace. The civil challenge of education, the education system - to give each one absolutely requires the amount of human knowledge, which is the basis of self-identity of the people.

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And, of course, we look forward to active participation of peace in Nigeria. At the heart of Orthodoxy, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity - with all the differences and peculiarities - lays the basic, common morality, moral and spiritual values: compassion, mutual support, truth, justice, and respect for elders, the ideals of family, life and work. These value systems cannot be replaced by anything, and we need to strengthen it.

Deeply convinced that attempts to preach the idea of building a mono-ethnic state contradict our entire history. Moreover, it is the shortest way to the destruction of the Nigerian people and the Nigerian state. God Bless Nigeria! Happy Democracy Day!!!


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