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Anambra NLC asks Mbadinuju to pay salaries, pension arrears. Mbadinuju, being aware he is out of the subsequent election has resigned to looting the state property. This is the prospective ambassador of BiafraNigeria to Germany. Or is he petrified of not getting the post? Whatever it may be, may he leave without the left over from his former looting. Could this be a punishment to his successor? As they always say “I met empty treasury”. Mbadinuju’s colleague in Edo state is not disparate. Edo workers begin strike over salary arrears Knowing what he has done, Mbadinuju simply wished he couldresign now Too late!
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he joined AD. Governor Mbadinuju said he was joining the AD on the strength of the enthusiasm of the Anambra electorate for his second term. What an irony.
After all his lootings and non payment of workers salary he feels supported by the people of Anambra state.
However it is certain that Mbadinuju is inconsistent with his target. Does he want an ambassadorial appointment or governorship?
mbadinuju
quote:I told him well, since the appointment will not come until after the election, I said let us go on with the election, you in PDP me in AD then at the end of the election we decide who goes on foreign mission.
Can he be running for the two posts at the same time?
Meanwhile, his acceptance is already causing controversies in AD.
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Ogbunigwe Yes brother birds of the same feather flocks together, Mbadinoju will be at home with AD. I think good people of Anambra should lock up their treaury tight right now before Mbadinoju empties it.
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I don't think it's fair what you guys did to Mbadinuju, the only qualified candidate whose four years as governor brought peace, prosperity and stability in Anambra State.
Of course you will see four years of wasted opportunity and wasted lives as peace and progress. Your mindset, values and ideologies are exactly what we Igbos have been fighting for years. Unfortunately for us you have contaminated some of our sons and daughters with it, leading to acceptance of mediocrity for success, misery for comfort, myopias and short sightedness for vision.
The more “you people” open your mouth the more you reveal your rotten belly. In your world, prosperity means looting, stability means killing of the innocent for no reason; in your would, peace means oppressing the less privileged. In your world, peace only exist by almajeris using looted wealth out of Biafra to oppress innocent souls making them eat crumbs while being worshipped as gods.
Yes, that in your world not ours. The likes of Mbadiniju are seen as heroes of your making not ours and we will exile him back to your world come next month!
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Ochiagha, In case you have not noticed, Usman Kadiri is an attention whore so you need to ignore him and all posts he makes in here. That is the only language he understands.
He derives pleasure from your and everyone responses to him. So please ignore him from now on.
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quote:"I don't think it's fair what you guys did to Mbadinuju, the only qualified candidate whose four years as governor brought peace, prosperity and stability in Anambra state" ---------->USMAN KADIRI.
I would like to know if Usman kadiri understands what he reads. .
1.Who are they with reference to the action taken against the Governor?
2.Are you referring to the "GUYS" that contributes to this board for action taken against the governor? Or are you referring to NPN/PDP for not being fair to the Governor? I could not make out Who the Guys are, Kadiri. Would you mind rephrasing your sentences to reflect the appropriate group or persons responsible for the unfair treatment metered out to the good governor.
Hail Biafra
[ March 14, 2003, 02:42 PM: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]
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quote: Ochiagha, In case you have not noticed, Usman Kadiri is an attention whore so you need to ignore him and all posts he makes in here. That is the only language he understands.
He derives pleasure from your and everyone responses to him. So please ignore him from now on.
Mazi NwaBaifra,
I don't think that it is good for the vabrancy of this board to be giving this type of advice to fellow board members. We need this message board to come alife and we encourage divise view points. It is petinent that you understand this and that you and your cohorts stop these secret meeting and discusions that go on at the numerous backyard, backroom, ikenga sub-boards that we have here. We no longer read from folks like Ambrose, Amucha1, Patrick, Ojoto, biafra etc and these folks are active contributors when you visit yahoo's Igboforum, very active. You need to stop henceforth telling any member to ignore another.
Whatis old school like you still doing in America when you can't differentiate PDP from NPN? You need to go back home, baby!
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Oh, pardon me Kadiri, NPN or PDP is just a name change and no doubt a typo on my part but the philosophy remains relatively the same-------------->Self centered, lacks vision, certifiable and ungrateful rogues. But back to my question, if you could stroll up----------> who are the "GUYS"?
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The "Guys" are the imbeciles who supports the elimination of a highly educated class in the nation.
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What is incomoprehensible, that you have no knowledge of Mbadinuju's academic background?
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It is shameful that a man with a B.A. from Ohio State University; M.Sc., international relations, Comel University, Ithaca, and a Ph.D. in international law and International relations from the University of Southampton, England. Who has lectured in several American universities, and was Associate Professor and Chairman, Black and African Studies, State University of New York, who knows the worth of education could owe teachers arrears of salary.
If leaders should be assessed based only on their educational background then we are still far from democracy. If the highest degree determines a leader’s credit then Oligarchy is on the way. I am not trying to criticise Plato’s view on who should rule- the philosophers. But, a leader’s performance should not be assessed based on his degrees but on his achievements.
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You don't think his heavily funded opponents are part of the problem? Otherwise, why would he sit on teachers salaries? Inquiring minds want to know.
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quote: I don't think it's fair what you guys did to Mbaduniji---------->Kadiri
QUESTION ----> WAYPOINT 1B
quote: Who are the guys?
ANSWER-----> KADIRI
quote:The imbeciles.
From the original statement, it appears that Kadiri was referring to the forumites as imbeciles who supported the elimnination of highly educated people rather than the PDP, in this case the good governor. -------> Is this a wrong sentence structure or what?..... A Biafranigerian civil servant, bits me.
Hail Biafra
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You don't think his heavily funded opponents are part of the problem?.
If he had political rivals, then, he should make sure his government gives out the best to the masses. If he got the support of the masses your so called “heavily funded opponents” would see fewer faults in his government to criticise.
quote:Otherwise, why would he sit on teachers salaries? Inquiring minds want to know
It’s left for Mbadinuju to explain why he didn’t pay the teachers.
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