Jarus:

That was 2007. I don leave Ife then.

Maj. Headache:
@find out:

what about Tinibu? arguebly tinibu is the most corrupt politician after obasonjo.

why do you choose to choose your trials?

if u r against corruption, then the likes of tinibu, fashola, buhari and babangida will be on your top list.

Find Out!:


Tinubu is among the first 5 on my list of most corrupt public officers ever. His case is especially interesting when one considers the fact that his corruption still continues despite leaving office 6 years ago. But then Fashola is nowhere near the top or even middle of my list and I know why he's not there....even though if I had a one-on-one session with Fashola, I'll probably tell him many things he wouldn't like to hear. "Guilty by Association" doesnt always apply in all situations. I have searched far and wide, and i am yet to see the slightest shred of credible evidence linking General Muhammadu Buhari Rtd. with corruption. If you find, please share. Babangida is in the Hall of Fame for corruption in Nigeria, even his children and grandchildren wil know?come to know that their Father/Grandfather is a legend.

Maj. Headache:
[size=18pt]confirmation that NL is now APC e-tout center.

No ads on this site anymore.

Alausa pays the bills now.

Boycott this site now or just come here and troll their sorry-asses[/size]

Aliyeous: Nyc one jarus @findout u dy rili blast headache oh...hes sumwhat pointless n jst beating arnd d bush

gsaint trinity: Fashola and nuhu ribadu for president 2015

laykhorn: Jarusbaba! We dey feel you.

But, you reserved some question that you could have asked, open-up some sore, and get yourself and your blog a lot of attention. next time get mad mad questions o. Good job though!

Maxymilliano:

Yeah, forgiveness is necessary, same way the much maligned Goodluck Jonathan forgave and pardoned him of the many infractions leveled against him by his kinsman from Kastina, Late Umaru Yar'adua, and offered him a lifeline to return back to the country after he embarked on a self-impose exile following his demotion, unceremonious dismissal and an arrest warrant on his head from the same Police force he claimed to serve ...

Nice one Jarus ...

Dis Guy:

<sub>I dont get this, you mean GEJ pardoned someone for 'sins' he was 'alleged' to have committed by one person- not by a court of law and is it really possible to forgive someone who went on exile on his own accord?

can you really forgive someone for a crime he didn't commit?</sub>

NR: While I’m concerned that the destiny of every nation and people is tied to the evolution of its politics, I want the
youth to start the needed reforms with themselves, by recognising their place and relevance in the affairs of the nation.[size=13pt] The youth must stand together to resist being hoodwinked to hate fellow countrymen on basis of religious or ethnic differences, instead of remaining sensitive to misgovernance of the country.[/size]

You see, contrary to certain beliefs, you don’t need to be a public figure or in position of authority to pave the way to a social or political change. It’s just your resolve to stand upright in spite of expected temptations, it’s just your resolve to be a part of the change agents ready to engage and revive our dying and dead institutions. This is what I have for the youth of this country.

http://www.jarushub.com/i-am-a-liverpool-fan-ribadu-tells-jarushub/

booqee: the interview is boring joor

Diasporan: [b]Respect to @jarus.One of the few I respect here on NL.Very matured in his submission and somehow apolitical in nature.
@topic How I wish I was Jarus to re-ask him a question I asked him in late 2010 at Ritz continental hotel Abuja during his campaign.Till date I didn't get the answer.Femi Falana helped him out that day by cornering my question.My question went thus "Sir can you kindly tell us how you plan getting money to contest knowing fully well that election in Nigeria is financially demanding and this is a Presidential election we are talking considering the fact that you were a cop and former public office holder.We all know what ought to be your take home pay and some might agree with me here that even including your allowances as EFCC Chairman cannot foot even a Local Govt election so kindly tell us where you plan getting your financial war chest for the battle ahead and with that as one whom we all know is transparent and corruption free how do you intend to stay clear of corrupted funds which will be likely to be brought forth for the support of your Project Ribadu?"The whole hall went into aestheric applaud.That was when Falana now used his witty finese as a legal gigipogri to twist the whole issue.I have not forgiven him for that cause that was the only opportunity I had to ask him this questions knowing fully well that the occasion was being covered by major media houses in the country.Funny enough after the whole program Chief Femi Falana cornered me at the hotel lobby and started asking me where I am from and when I told him he simply told me we do have agitation running through our veins that I should keep it up.Next I said to him was sir but my question was not answered he was like we shall meet in other forum where I will be able to ask Ribadu the question face to face and not in the open like that. Immediately he grabbed a photographer and asked that we had a shot together and also ask for my email address that he will sure keep in touch with me.From that day I loss respect for this Chief Falana.I saw him as a crafty old man that bullied me against seeking what could have been a great answer to the puzzle that could have assisted me in the future perhaps when aspiring for an elective position and ways to source for fund when I don't have enough in my financial war chest. [/b]

Maj. Headache:


Ribadau owns choice properties in Dubai with money he acquired during his reign as the head of the EFCC.

The level of daylight naked hypocrisy on display in this useless country is unbelievable.

The same ribadau that did OBJ's dirty witch hunting.

You guys either fell on your heads when you were babies or you are genetically daft!

Keep recycling rubbish and when the dung heap mounts don't complain about the stench.

Niggerians!

berem: cool! can't wait for that. please in case you have an interview with him, tell him his fans are here on nairaland. especially me.

berem: cool! can't wait for that. please in case you have an interview with him, tell him his fans are here on nairaland. especially me.

siddiq202: Now we know he's a Liverpool fan. Who knows, Buhari might be a Madridista

Well done

misterh: Idiot, you are very a foolish being to have responded to me in this manner. It is you who is genetically daft. You brought up the allegation of owning choice property in Dubai w/o evidence. Fool, even if you are privy to that information, does that mean that every other Nigerian also knows that? Nicompoop, next time you come on a public forum like this, you should learn how to observe deocrum... or @ least pretend to be civil, coz u r not. We have different opinions here and though i usually disagree with what some people say here, i would not insult them.

Demdem: This interview isn't complete jor. I would have love to know his impression about retardeens refusal to implement his report and his opinion on governance currently.