pmc01:


Seriously, your current condition is pathetic. You've been reduced to a cry-baby. Too naive. I learnt you were an 'intelligent analyst', but I'm still waiting to see at least, a trace of that, irrespective of your new political inclination.

To address your feeble argument against that allegation, who doesn't know each side of the political divide have moles within the ranks of the other? We all read of OBJ's monitoring of Atiku's camp, without the other been aware.
So what childish talk are you posting here?

Before you start another childish argument, this post is not intended to agree with Fashola's allegation, but to point out how weak and silly your argument is.

Still waiting to see a flash of your 'intelligence'.

doctokwus:
So long as elections wud hold on March 28,Jonathan can go on distributing all the dollars he can afford;he will never ever rule Nigeria again.

TheOtherview:


Exactimo. Fashola is not one to make incendiary remarks for the sake of political capital.
Everyone knows GEJ's camp is filled with moles batting for the other side, as is the case with Buhari's.

dipo1234:
Look at Fashola accusing someone of sharing dollars, let me make a clear example in 2011 in my local government Tinubu and fashola distributed 30 million naira prior to the election day, fashola and his gand are full of insincerity

lawrsmith:
what makes his statement childish? in as much as fashola did not produced fact ("i mean evidence" in case if you're unlettered like your saint buari.where goodluck is sharing the said dollars,this statement remains baseles.is fashola at the event when Mr. president was sharing the said dollar?so if fashola is sure of this statement, he should save Nigerians the stress of this argument by providing the evidence that mr.president is sharing the money as he alleged.so you should stop been gullible and present ur argument with fact.

karoj:
he is from kaduna a cattle candidate...

Obiagelli:
“If he can live here for five days moving with patrol vehicles
that we paid for, let him go and spend five days in Chibok
and he will know what bondage is,”

God bless fashola for this quote.

Did the president deliver apapa road yet?

pmc01:


Seriously, your current condition is pathetic. You've been reduced to a cry-baby. Too naive. I learnt you were an 'intelligent analyst', but I'm still waiting to see at least, a trace of that, irrespective of your new political inclination.

To address your feeble argument against that allegation, who doesn't know each side of the political divide have moles within the ranks of the other? We all read of OBJ's monitoring of Atiku's camp, without the other been aware.
So what childish talk are you posting here?

Before you start another childish argument, this post is not intended to agree with Fashola's allegation, but to point out how weak and silly your argument is.

Still waiting to see a flash of your 'intelligence'.

barcanista:
They have started with baseless accusation. He shared Dollars, and Fashola was there during the sharing and even supervised the sharing formular.

Kassidy90:

its nt baseless bro...i av a very reliable source even saw the money the person got a thousand dollars instead of original 2 thousands GEJ shared i think the people that invited my source removed der own commission...as its nw i just pray we dnt end up with June 12 Deja vu...May Almighty God Crown whoever that is gonna have pity on the poors winner...

oliy24:




Bro, I taught you have dignity, I taught you really care about this country, I could have voted you in as president if you were contesting, because you gave me an eye opener on how this current administration is destroying this country.
But here we are. Every single Nigeria you turn to are just the same. But bro the part that your employers got it wrong was that you can only give knowledge you can take it, you damage them already with fact you can't redeem them with propagandas.

Maybe out of poverty' I would have done the same as you, so I don't blame you for selling your country and integrity and I dont blame GEJ afterwards.


Just imagine how your word smells,
I just miss those days when I read your comments from page to page because they were worth it and self evident enough.

Frankly speaking I still believe your account is being use by another person, but if its by you bro

Use the sweet and reachable fact you use to destroy GEJ name to build it now.
Because of late bro, your words really smells, they sounds like doyin okupes.



Thanks for those days when you were brilliant and full with fact

barcanista:
You just spoke based on assumption and not with fact. Were you there? Who dished out the money on GEJ's behalf? Who and who received the money? I don't draw conclusion base on assumption like some of you. Excuse me and save me your insult

doctokwus:
So long as elections wud hold on March 28,Jonathan can go on distributing all the dollars he can afford;he will never ever rule Nigeria again.

sincerenigerian:
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, on Sunday alleged that President Goodluck Jonathan had spent five days in the state, holding meetings with different people and doling out monies in hard currencies them.

Consequently, the governor described the president’s alleged outreach to different groups including traditional rulers, cooperative societies and market women among others as an act of desperation.

Fashola, who spoke after inspecting some ongoing projects in Ibeju-Lekki and on Lagos Island yesterday, expressed disappointment at some statements credited to the president at meetings with the interest groups at the State House, Marina.

He said: “I want to assume that he did not make a statement that he would deliver Lagos residents from bondage. The question to ask Mr. President is whether he had come to free them from bondage.

“He was here for five days meeting with different people and groups, distributing money in dollars. It is an un-presidential statement made in an act of desperation. That means he lived in bondage in five days if he had come into the state to free people.

“If he can live here for five days moving with patrol vehicles that we paid for, let him go and spend five days in Chibok and he will know what bondage is,” the governor said while reacting to statements credited to the president.

While inspecting a new cemetery in Ibeju-Lekki, the governor openly disclosed that he bought his own vault where his remains would be buried when he joined his ancestors more than four years ago.

He observed that death “is a necessary end that will come when it will come”, quoting Shakespeare, saying there is need for people to prepare for it. “We are here to inspect a cemetery. We often do not like to talk about, but there is a need for it because the population continue to expand and the Lekki sub- region is growing very fast.

“If you look at Ikoyi Cemetery, Abari Cemetery and all of that are more than 100 years old, they were built by colonialists and left behind for us. When you look at the way they have also managed them, many families cannot even visit the vaults where their loved ones are resting.

“We have this strategic partnership now with private sector. The investors are going to deliver a cemetery like no other. They will manage it and make the cost also competitive. There will be high, medium and low density vaults for people who really want to make a statement at their exit.

“It is the truism of life that everyone who comes must go so as we are building hospitals, roads, schools imbibing survival strategy we must also plan for the end. This sounds as something people do not want to discuss. I have bought my vault. It surprises people. I paid for it four years ago. As I always tell people if you come here for life you must plan to go. Those who do not want to go should not come.”

At the inspection of Lagos Court of Arbitration, the governor noted that plans had been concluded by his administration to unveil the first international arbitration court in West Africa sub- region, saying the compelling need to resolve trade disputes locally rather than travelling to London and Paris informed the setting up of the centre in the state.

According to him, “this is the place for dispute resolution. It is the Lagos Arbitration centre. We could save a lot of money and create employment through this court. We have lost a lot of funds to other countries in terms of arbitration in the past. When dispute arise in Nigeria, the preferred place is either Paris, France or London, United Kingdom.”

He, therefore, observed that the centre “is nothing special there. All we need is to create a centre that will have the necessary reputation. We have the personnel because some of the best arbitrators in the continent are Nigerians. We also have the economy for the arbitration because a lot of construction, development and Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects are ongoing. Dispute from there could be resolved here.”

http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/23/fashola-jonathan-distributed-dollars-lagosians

pmc01:


If this is what you deem as an appropriate response to my argument, I must express my unbiased disappointment in your over-hyped 'brilliant contributions' to an intellectual discourse.
You didn't address my point, so I rest my case.

Also, you don't need to sound like a kid caught in the act. Seriously, I'm not holding a cane to flog you with, please.

Still observing...

IfyAwazie:
Hen, deris God o, dat dollar wey una dey share wey no reach me, deris God oo.

sincerenigerian:
Now we know why dollars is scarce in the society.

psalmsjob:


Me sef no c dulless hia o...Abeg

barcanista:
They have started with baseless accusation. He shared Dollars, and Fashola was there during the sharing and even supervised the sharing formular.

ishiamu:


Whose this mumu?

SammyHoe:

Joanthan nah. Didn't you see his name in what I posted?

pmc01:


If this is what you deem as an appropriate response to my argument, I must express my unbiased disappointment in your over-hyped 'brilliant contributions' to an intellectual discourse.
You didn't address my point, so I rest my case.

Also, you don't need to sound like a kid caught in the act. Seriously, I'm not holding a cane to flog you with, please.

Still observing...

ishiamu:


Lack of home training from ya family kept you this way