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Shortsighted cry babies that think they are smart lol

BeautifulSE:
Shortsighted cry babies that think they are smart lol

lol

gidson12:
useless elders, no be only marginalization, una go see exemption too

Funny thing is that, Today this thing above is also an IPOB member, barking 'Ibos are being marginalized' everywhere.

jstbeinhonest:


Funny thing is that, Today this thing above is also an IPOB member, barking 'Ibos are being marginalized' everywhere.

As in ehn. They are the clear defination of what hypocrisy mean. I wish they can get their biafuro country today today

FFKfuckedBIANCA:
As in ehn. They are the clear defination of what hypocrisy mean. I wish they can get their biafuro country today today

Treachery and back stabbing runs deep in their DNA

Commotion as senators reject ‘special status’ bill for Lagos

Myopic people. At the appropriate time, they will get their payback.

Now they are complaining about Dogara? Who are the senators from SE that voted for Dogara as against Femi Gbajabiamila?

The Sun

— 6th October 2016
From Fred Itua, Abuja

There was commotion in the Senate, yesterday, over a bill sponsored by Senator Oluremi Tinubu,seeking special status for Lagos State in view of its strategic socio-economic significance to the country.
Titled “A bill for an act to make provisions for Federal Grants to Lagos State in recognition of its strategic socio-economic significance and other connected purposes”, the bill was read for the second time where her colleagues overwhelmingly voted against it.
Senators, predominantly drawn from the North, South-east and South-south led the offensive against the bill.
The bill’s fate was sealed based on Senator Olusola Adeyeye’s position on the issue.
Senate Chief Whip, Adeyeye accused some former northern governors, who are now lawmakers, of passing laws to stop the sale and consumption of alcohol.
He had also argued that such states should, therefore, not benefit from Value Added Taxes (VAT) paid by alcohol consumers in states like Lagos.
He equally made a case that like oil-producing states, Lagos should get 13 percent from taxes paid into the Federation Account.
“I don’t even believe that one percent is enough for Lagos State. But, we have to be fair to Lagos State. We must not kill the chicken that lays the golden eggs. We have a governor here who made a law that alcohol should be banned in his state.
“But the state where such a law was made should not benefit from VAT got from sale of alcohol in states where it is not banned. States who contribute should get 13 of VAT like oil producing states,” he had argued.
While his colleagues were yet to recover from his first position, Adeyeye released another salvo when he said; “the FCT is a rotten pampered child.”
At this point, the chamber became rowdy, but, Adeyeye continued and added; “in Abuja, we do not pay taxes and Nigerians subsidise everything here. I am serious. In Asokoro and other places, people do not pay taxes.”
For about 10 minutes, Ekweremadu tried to calm angry lawmakers who were, by now, engaged in a shouting match. To restore order, Ekweremadu invoked a rarely used parliamentary protocol by standing up to get the chamber’s attention. He did as the chamber went quiet.
Earlier, sponsor of the bill, Senator Tinubu tried to rally her colleagues to support the bill when she said “Lagos is of a strategic, social, economic significance as the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria. Today, Lagos serves as the commercial capital of Nigeria and its major nerve centre. The strategic importance of Lagos is inherent in several sectors of the economy. Available statistics indicate that six out of 10 international passengers arrive in Lagos, while eight out of 10 depart from Lagos. This shows that Lagos is the window through which visitors travel in and out of Nigeria.”
The Lagos senator was yet to conclude when lawmakers scrambled to speak on the bill.
Senator Aliyu Wammako from Sokoto State said the timing of the bill was wrong and justified his position by saying that “many states were unable to pay workers’ salaries and meet other financial obligations, hence, the passage of the bill was wrong. I stand against this bill; if it is passed, it will make other states poorer and Lagos richer.
Senator Hope Uzodima from Imo State said: “If we approve a bill like this, states like Zamfara, Imo, Enugu and others will begin to ask for support and assistance. I think we should look at the assets in Lagos State and see how the Federal Government can assist Lagos state to augment what it is doing.”
Speaking in favour of the bill, Senator Solomon Adeola from Lagos State said: “Almost every tribe in this country is represented in Lagos State. The Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba are beneficiaries. I know that the economic situation in Nigeria calls for caution. But this bill is not Lagos as a state, but for the people living there. Very soon, Lagos will be recognised as a mega city. But for us to get that status, we need to put certain things in place.”
Barnabas Gemade from Benue State supported the bill. He said: “In my opinion, Lagos has been pushed to a point. Therefore, demanding for a contribution of one percent is not too much.”
Senate Minority Whip, Senator Philip Aduda said he would support the bill “on the condition that what will be given to Lagos State should be given to other states like the FCT. Some special allocations should be given to FCT because it is over stretched and government needs to intervene. In the FCT, we have riverine areas.”
Former governor of Nasarawa State, Senator Abdullahi Adamu argued that passage of the bill would be unconstitutional and urged his colleagues to oppose it.
Senator James Manager from Delta State, raised a point of order.
“From the onset, I am in full support of this bill, but, there is a constitutional problem. Section 164 (1) makes it clear. It states that the federation may give grants to states or local governments to supplement the revenues as maybe prescribed by the National Assembly.
“I want to say from experience, different grants have been given to different states. But we have not been able to make laws in this regard. If we are to do otherwise, it means we have to amend that aspect of the constitution,” he explained.

http://sunnewsonline.com/commotion-as-senators-reject-special-status-bill-for-lagos/

FFKfuckedBIANCA:
As in ehn. They are the clear defination of what hypocrisy mean. I wish they can get their biafuro country today today

But today, Ezeife the He -Goat is counting on SW supports to get their SE development commission. Eboes hates Yoruba with a lot of passion except when they are being hypocritical


APC Hastening The Exit Of The South East From Nigeria. -EZEIFE.
Former Governor of Anambra State, Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife, yesterday stated that the “killing” of the Bill for the South East Development Commission, was a clear manifestation that the President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress, APC, and the National Assembly were hastening the exit of the South East from Nigeria.

He said: “Well, what I will say is that, they are hastening the exit of South East from Nigeria. It is clear that the government of the APC and General Muhammadu Buhari have consistently worked against the South East. Now the National Assembly has joined.

“I am shocked to hear that the South East Development Commission Bill was rejected in the House of Representatives, but I am happy to hear that the South South and South West were in solidarity with the South East.

“There are two points here. First is, let our members (South East lawmakers) demand a count, we want to know who are with us. Two, I understand from reports that the “ayes” had it but the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara ruled against it.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/reps-rowdy-session-seast-devt-commission-bill/

[color=#006600][/color] this thread must not die o

Only a MAD yoruba rep will support that bill

Saintsquare:
[color=#006600][/color] this thread must not die o

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deedeedee1:
Only a MAD yoruba rep will support that bill

Exactly. But we have lots of Yorubas who are trying to be nice. They think that is what makes them liberal and civilized. Unfortunately for them, they are like someone who goes to fight with broken bottles whereas their opponents came with AK47 and other sophisticated weaponry . I hope they do not realise it too late.

deji15:


Exactly. But we have lots of Yorubas who are trying to be nice. They think that is what makes them liberal and civilized. Unfortunately for them, they are like someone who goes to fight with broken bottles whereas their opponents came with AK47 and other sophisticated weaponry . I hope they do not realise it too late.

The bill has already scaled through second reading

BeautifulSE:


The bill has already scaled through second reading

They are being deceived. The bill is D.O.A and they must get Biafrat.

deji15:


You are being deceived. The bill is D.O.A and you must get Biafrat.

Èmi ó kí n ṣe Biafrat ọmọ iya

BeautifulSE:


Èmi ó kí n ṣe Biafrat ọmọ iya

E ma bi nu jare. I am sure they get the message though.

BeautifulSE:


The bill has already scaled through second reading

...,in the senate. Just like the Lagos bill scaled through second reading in the house. I might be wrong, but it seems like a ruse to me.

Are the unity beggers still shouting marginalization…… or they dont want Biafra again… ....just asking

najoke:
Are the unity beggers still shouting marginalization…… or they dont want Biafra again… ....just asking

Latest gist is that, they now want Nigeria Presidency in 2019..

Only Igbo presidency in 2019 will stop Biafran agitation – Ohaneze youths
JUNE 13, 2017
Vanguard

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/igbo-presidency-2019-will-stop-biafran-agitation-ohaneze-youths/

How the tables have turned

Soon Ibos will get their wish, Buhari go pafuka.... but Yorubas go preside

Hypocritical muffooks.

We all know the perpetual whining and victimization cry is a bullying tactic to get preferential treatment.

And when you aren't buying that b.s, they start cursing you and shouting that they want Biafuro

100% in support sha. I'll even pick aso-ebi the day they get that their country lol. Can't wait

deji15:

Latest gist is that, they now want Nigeria Presidency in 2019..

Only Igbo presidency in 2019 will stop Biafran agitation – Ohaneze youths
JUNE 13, 2017
Vanguard

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/igbo-presidency-2019-will-stop-biafran-agitation-ohaneze-youths/

Chineke Odinma Okoro tufiakwa ibo kwenu

ProWalker:



Igbos were eating then and observing table etiquette that says you don't talk while you are eating.

walemoney007:

ProWalker:



Igbos were eating then and observing table etiquette that says you don't talk while you are eating.

This really got me laughing, rolling on the floor

aribisala0:

Chinese Odinma Okoro tufiakwa bio kwenu

ProWalker:



Igbos were eating then and observing table etiquette that says you don't talk while you are eating.

This one really got me laughing out loud.

Between 2009 and 2015, Eboes really had their glorious years in Nigeria. The Years the second Azikiwe fulfilled what the 1st Azikiwe and Ojukwu could not accomplish for many years.
Oh, what glorious years for the Eboes

MasterChen:
Hypocritical muffooks.

We all know the perpetual whining and victimization cry is a bullying tactic to get preferential treatment.

And when you aren't buying that b.s, they start cursing you and shouting that they want Biafuro

100% in support sha. I'll even pick aso-ebi the day they get that their country lol. Can't wait

Sensei

chino11:
This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called Obasanjorijo Useless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered.

the tide has turn now it is ibo time

jiangchu:


the tide has turn now it is ibo time

chino11:
This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called Obasanjorijo Useless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered.

Can you imagine someone spew out this trash??

Sunofgod:
GEJ should have just chased them out of the room.

Why even answer their questions.

SMH

read your signature and read your comment

deji15:


chino11:
This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called Obasanjorijo Useless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered.

Can you imagine someone spew out this trash??

cant stop laughing truly the internet never forget

jiangchu:


cant stop laughing truly the internet never forget

chino11:
This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called Obasanjorijo Useless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered.

Off course. The internet never forgets.
Even the bible says that out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh.
Imagine what comes out from a dark soul..