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What a poorly done hatchet job! The truth is there for all to see and you don't need to read this before you know what is truly going on in Burkina Faso. Once they're paid $500 compromised news media can write just anything requested by their Western masters, so thanks Premium Times for letting us know where you stand, and also for exposing Umar Farouk Bala as the brown envelope journalist that he truly is. |
If only Balabulu could emulate this Trump move on fuel subsidy and all the other taxes maybe the poor would finally have a chance to breathe. At least the old man Trump has humbled himself and taken a decision in the interest of the American companies and people, but this our own BAT no gree since 2 years now |
muyico:Another cretinous product of a failed educational system (+2 and counting) spotted ![]() |
SoftSport:76 cretinous products of a failed educational system, and counting.. |
yinkus6750:153 cretinous products of a failed educational system, and counting |
southsouthking:Oh so you believe this is actually the voice of Natasha's constituents? LOL it's as clear as day to see this is the work of her political enemy(ies). By these actions Godswill Akpabio has to be one of the worst political actors at this time in Nigeria politics as someone with EFCC charges hanging over his head for years for embezzling in trillions! And with that massive warchest from decades of doing government "business", he's trying to do something unprecedented in recalling a senator by instigating this artificial move. I remember some weeks ago in Abuja he hired some unfortunate old women to protest against Natasha for handouts, so I can't put this past him. Also won't be surprised if Yahaya Bello is lending his support to this sham. What a country! Senate president removing senator, president removing governor, it's insane.
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What a country! |
This phantom claim is an insult to our collective intelligence. KMT! |
Is this woman the only widow in Ekiti? What about the countless other indigent residents of the state? Good for the woman but it's really just a selective act of kindness that doesn't go very far when you consider the number of households it affects directly - one. |
Gotocourt:Lol. A big shame. |
Sounds good on paper but those in the know know that this is a absolutely strategic and selfish move by Bulaba to protect his oil and gas interests in that region. If you think this is about enhancing security for the common good then you've got another thing coming. |
This is an open admission of failure from the authorities. People who can't maintain regular power infrastructure want to go big on alternative infrastructure LOL. What about the existing power setup, can that not be fixed or shall it be abandoned? If so much funds are being earmarked for alternative power, how about the main source? These proposed projects are like treating ringworm while you have serious leprosy. The OAU they mention has been generating it's own power for years so this is clearly another case of money for the boys, and the cycle of corruption continues. May God deliver us in that country! |
OSINT |
Does shege pro max count as a benefit? |
CaptainGo:Earlier the aviation ministry was said to have budgeted ₦1.5billion to provide WiFi at airports, now Bauchi state government dey buy land? How can a state government be buying land in its own territory? Najja I hail oh! |
₦1.5billion to provide Wi-fi What kind of WiFi is that? |
Olosho! |
Dogalmighty17:Lol ![]() |
So they need to sign a deal just do their jobs? Just pathetic! |
This sounds like a very big insult to his audience when you recall that it is the same IGP who has offered himself as a willing tool of the state to act as complainant in the dubious 'criminal' case of Afe Babalola v Dele Farotimi. Since when did the IGP become a party to a case of libel between two citizens? And he turns around to talk about a weak justice system whilst actively engaging in the corruption of the same justice system he is criticizing! A very big insult indeed.
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No Mr Minister, critics are not necessarily enemies The real enemies are people like you who have made a career out of governance. In your case you have been in the top echelons of Nigeria politics for nearly 15 years, but what do your people have to show for it? From deputy governor to governor, to senator and now minister. What do the people of Ebonyi state have to show for the years you spent in executive capacity there? Well, that is apart from poverty, underdevelopment, lack of public services and insecurity? So who is the real enemy of the Nigeria? Our federal roads are practical death traps, damaging and cutting lives short, making us prey in the hands of kidnappers, serving us on a platter to various uniformed men who operate like robbers; not to forget the robbers themselves, extending travel times, increasing the inconvenience of travel all while causing damage to our vehicles. While you sir are the Minister of Works. So who is the real enemy of Nigeria? On the coastal road you're building to nowhere, we learnt that you have demolished many properties, put families in distress, destroyed billons of Naira worth of businesses, facilitated unemployment in the process and contributed your own quota to investors' loss of confidence in our real estate sector. So who is the real enemy of Nigeria? |
The same Lanre Mojola wey we dey smoke together for Uni that year?? |
Please tell us something we don't already know. |
LOL. Northern senators... thought they were Nigerians? One Nigeria indeed! |
TriCee:So LOL Same Dangote has even built one of the biggest oil refineries in Africa and is selling products already! FFK the singer, he remains a disgrace. |
This is obviously a sponsored article, the kind of $500 hack job Hundeyin declined and exposed. See, because many Western businesses have been benefiting from Nigeria's historical lack of refineries, Dangote's entry into the sector is a big threat to them. Shame on Ben Ekori. |
Idiko1:What a mindless comment this. |
Our new DG is determined to reform and reposition the Department of State Service (DSS) as a responsible and responsive organisationAbove statement is open admission that they've hitherto not been a responsible and responsive organization. What a farce! |
Oh lawd! He also outlined factors that would determine the price of the commodity, as he stated that foreign exchange rates and market forces would influence the cost of petrol, stressing that the market had been deregulated.Crude supply is in ₦ and product refined locally. Make it make sense. |
Coming from a former (and potential future) presidential candidate! It's easy to see the kind of government he'd run if given the chance. |
TableLeg:🤣🤣🤣 |
weyreypey:LOL. So a company bought a company from another company just 1 month after the company bought the company? Funke!! 🗣️ ![]() Baba running things along nicely 👍🏽👍🏽 |


