Happiness87:


i can never be one of your kids, you should be ashamed spending your time here if you are really that matured.

to hell with your bigotry sentiments.

where were you in previous administrations and corrupt era.
Gej is in Nigeria, and will never smell kirikiri, go and die

Adeyinka12:
Laaaakuuuliii

in dagrin voice ''corruption ti hit nation''.

989900:



I am here 'cause I can. And I am also here just like other older people on here, to rid kids like you of tribalism, religionism, f00lishness, and other maladies.

As regards criticism of past admins, we've always done that -- right from protesting on the streets against military juntas in the face of stern looking military men with 'kobokos, and 'live bullets'.

Amazo:


A war torn wasteland run by militants, warlords, terrorists, mercenaries, and thieves . It's not rocket science that the greatest enemies of the Niger Delta's futuristic development are within its own people in that same region. They are your parasites.

light004:

It's your type that I refer to here. Why go to the media with unsubstantiated allegations with all the resources at the fed govt disposal to thoroughly investigate and get to the bottom of any allegation before going public. They are already sounding like broken records.

Please use your brain freely given to you but remember it needs to be developed before it can be effective

PPAngel:


Get ready for Arewastan

Slave

Amazo:



Come back and chant about "slaves" in Nigeria when the cry for sociopolitical emancipation is no longer loudest from your region

Amazo:



Unsubstantiated. Several western countries have publicly corroborated the unprecedented massive looting of Nigeria's commonwealth during Jonathan's administration and even pledged unflinching support for its recovery, to mention a few. But yet to you the valid case of corruption against Jonathan's admin is still unsubstantiated. Clearly, it is you that has a stone-age brain

Happiness87:
tinubu's bull dog, good afternoon have heard you, get my point clear, any guilty person should be made to face the law, not selecting few people to settle scores or score political points..

do you know how much was missing under other tenures?
must Gej make headlines of every corruption news. the article never mentioned Gej, but the people I quoted mentioned his name.


i don't play to sentiments
he goat, i don't have crumps this morning for you, check back in the evening


woman wrapper

Amazo:


"PREMIUM TIMES exclusive investigation indicating that N11.56 trillion in oil revenues remained unaccounted for in eight years..."

8 years of which GEJ ran about 6 years as President and 2 years as vice president. Come back and talk to me when you have a brain that works at optimal levels.

"The unaccounted N11.56 trillion Excess Crude Accounts [size=16ptpt]now[/size] subject of national accountability scandal..."
By the way, yes I really do like smart beautiful curvy women, not unintelligent ones who are too stupïd to read properly!

PPAngel:



There is no turning back the hand of God.

Nigeria is an evil entity and can not be allowed to still exist.

Rather than try and build a bridge of reconciliation with your fellow southerners you have chosen slavery.

[size=18pt]Enjoy your Arewastan slavedom because you and I know the only true reason you are against the Niger Delta and Biafra seccesionist agenda is because you know they will never have anything to do with you. So concentrate on your one Muslim brotherhood Nijeriya.[/size]

Slave.

Happiness87:
you have finished your sperm which Will have helped you get sound reasonable mental capacity, Gej also stole money as Vice president, see your life and how you have allowed Apc and TVc to masturbate your brains.

Amazo:



Your self-induced stupidity is amusing. You're the one seeking freedom, hence, automatically the slave in this your concocted equation; because a free man doesn't agitate for freedom, but slaves do. Besides, you're clearly delirious making such a spurious baseless claim about Niger Delta seeking secession. The Niger Delta has no such agenda, but the delusional advocates, like yourself, of the imaginary Biafra certainly have such an agenda. And don't drag God into your level of idiocy, because he is supremely intelligent. Besides, I really don't think it's because of fate a legal country called Biafra doesn't exist. I think Biafra has remained imaginary till date because the proponents such as yourself are too stupïd to even know how stupïd they are. So clearly Biafra has the misfortune of having people like you as its proponents because i'm pretty much convinced that had it been the smart "Arewastan" people were the natural inhabitants of that region, Biafra as a legal country would be existing already.

PPAngel:


A slave never seeks freedm. A slave has resigned to his servitude state.

You in the Southwest are slaves to Nijeriya for two main reasons:

1. If Odua was an independent State, Togo will be economically better off and Liberia will look like a paradise. You lazy omoniles and ritualists will turn Odua to darkest corner of the earth.

2. Your bad belle and jealousy for others in the south is why you want nigeria to remain but most importantly you know that you will be overrun by the Caliphate.

These are the two main reasons your kick and scream about Biafra or resource control.

Lazy jealous cowards

Amazo:



"A slave never seeks freedm." . Too bad human history says otherwise and I'll reiterate that your stupidïty is very amusing . Anyway, congratulations, I really have to hand it to you that you're the stupidest person i've encountered this week. Save your emotional rants and imaginary conspiracies for those who care for such , I only deal with proven facts and rational ideologies!

Amazo:


I don't talk to classless rachet fools! Go and meet your fellow riffraffs

PPAngel:


Very soon there won't be any need for minister of Petroluem in your Nijeriya.

Happiness87:
Liar Mohammed's cousin, have you cleaned Tinubu's shoe today??

you know that is what you should be doing now, lest I forget press clothes as well. hahaha, jobless he goat. hypnotized and brainwashed robot, Yoruba bigot. get a life

PPAngel:


A freeman will never willingly enter slavery but a slave who is born of cowards will always have that subservient slave gene in them.

You Yorubad have the slave gene in you that is why Nigeria is so perfect to you guys.

PPAngel:


A freeman will never willingly enter slavery but a slave who is born of cowards will always have that subservient slave gene in them.

You Yorubad have the slave gene in you that is why Nigeria is so perfect to you guys.

Amazo:



If Nigeria isn't "perfect" to you and you hate Nigeria so much, instead of constituting yourself as a public nuisance and futile insignificant enemy of the Nigerian State, why not just leave and seek citizenship elsewhere because unfortunately Biafra is still very much imaginary. If you expect us to hate Nigeria because you hate Nigeria, then you must be on maybe opium or something. This your hate proselytizing propaganda against Nigeria is a failed mission. You're on your own.

Amazo:



Unsubstantiated. Several western countries have publicly corroborated the unprecedented massive looting of Nigeria's commonwealth during Jonathan's administration and even pledged unflinching support for its recovery, to mention a few. But yet to you the valid case of corruption against Jonathan's admin is still unsubstantiated. Clearly, it is you that has a stone-age brain

Amazo:



I don't talk to rancorous rascals ! Your fellow ghetto uncouth riffraffs are in the stupidïty section! Politics is for intelligent people.

light004:

You will soon find out the truth. I never denied the presence of corruption in the previous government but single it out as the most corrupt may not be truthful except an objective probe is done on all previous administrations and findings made public. I tell you if that happens Nigerians maybe shocked at the level of impunity that have been committed including by the so called change agents.
Let pray for a better Nigeria

989900:



I am here 'cause I can. And I am also here just like other older people on here, to rid kids like you of tribalism, religionism, f00lishness, and other maladies.

As regards criticism of past admins, we've always done that -- right from protesting on the streets against military juntas in the face of stern looking military men with 'kobokos, and 'live bullets'.

Happiness87:
you have finished your sperm which Will have helped you get sound reasonable mental capacity, Gej also stole money as Vice president, see your life and how you have allowed Apc and TVc to masturbate your brains.

Rilwayne001:



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/187608-what-missing-n11-56trillion-excess-crude-fund-can-do-for-nigeria.html

Rilwayne001:



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/187608-what-missing-n11-56trillion-excess-crude-fund-can-do-for-nigeria.html

Rilwayne001:



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/187608-what-missing-n11-56trillion-excess-crude-fund-can-do-for-nigeria.html

Rilwayne001:



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/187608-what-missing-n11-56trillion-excess-crude-fund-can-do-for-nigeria.html

“Corruption denies Nigeria development at the level the people desire, particularly in terms of ability to provide the basic infrastructure to give the people quality living,” Mr. Rafsanjani said. “Corruption deprives the people of water, roads, hospital, health centres.
“The insecurity in the country, like Boko Haram, is as a result of corruption, because those at the border collect bribe to allow the insurgents to come into the country; all kinds of goods are allowed to come into country to compete with our local industries.”
As far as Faith Nwadishi, National Chairman, Publish What You Pay Nigeria, is concerned, “Corruption has given Nigeria a bad image, making the country to lose a lot of diplomatic grounds, as people would not want to do business with the people without the suspicion being duped.”
Joseph Amenaghawon of the Open Society Initiative for West Africa [OSIWA], argued along the same line.
“Corruption has not allowed the country to be opened up for the quantum of investment that should flow in country,” Mr. Amenaghawon said. “Corruption has made it difficult for the country to translate growth into benefits for the people, which has resulted in high incidence of youth unemployment. The corruption around the oil industry has not allowed the economy to spread the value from the national resource to impact the people.”
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