rashygenius:
wey does werey wey dey always shout










GEJ till 2019,dey sef


shey wan wo igbo lo ni?

Northocracy1:
Total Northernization is the way! Nigeria must have a similar ideology, Nigeria must speak with one voice, Nigeria must be homogenous, Nigeria must be Northernize! Northernization is not equal to Islamization, Northernization is not equal to Hausa- Fulani. Northernization is for anyone, Any tribes, Everyone who wants to cooperate with the strongest power in Africa, It is a balance between the West (Britain/America) and the Middle East powers(Saudi Arabia/Iran). You can't win against Northernization, Rather than fighting against it fight for your stake and benefit in it. Just like what the Western powers are doing in the Iranian deal, and what Black Americans did in America. There are tired of fighting against it, they rather seek to benefit from it.

Northocracy1:
Total Northernization is the way! Nigeria must have a similar ideology, Nigeria must speak with one voice, Nigeria must be homogenous, Nigeria must be Northernize! Northernization is not equal to Islamization, Northernization is not equal to Hausa- Fulani. Northernization is for anyone, Any tribes, Everyone who wants to cooperate with the strongest power in Africa, It is a balance between the West (Britain/America) and the Middle East powers(Saudi Arabia/Iran). You can't win against Northernization, Rather than fighting against it fight for your stake and benefit in it. Just like what the Western powers are doing in the Iranian deal, and what Black Americans did in America. There are tired of fighting against it, they rather seek to benefit from it.

Karin2020:


Under which kolanut tree are you writing this epistle?!!!

vanunu:
From the way things are going, it will get to the point where people will demonstrate against this govt and I think it will happen very soon, mark my words.

JayJohnson:
Yeye man, you have not finished spending the money you stole under Jonathan's government abi? Anyway the lawyers are ready to eat your money very well, even your clueless principal did not go to court talk less of a thief like you! You better accept the fact that the change Nigerians are looking for is here, we do not need fresh air, we rejected your fresh air! We need APC, We need change, we want Baba.
THE NEW SHERIFF IS IN TOWN.
And for the rest of you PDP, make sure you have written your wills (if there is anything to share) before hugging the next transformers as there will be electricity in the transformers
Sai Baba, sai APC

simeonii:
Obua said he would challenge the decision of the SSS in court, as the service failed to establish anything incriminating against him when he was detained and quizzed over alleged corruption.
Other affected officers who spoke with our reporter also cried foul over the service’s decision, saying their retirement or dismissal were borne out of malice than “on-going re-organisation in the Service”.
One affected officer who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES on the condition of anonymity said he was neither queried nor invited for questioning before his compulsory retirement.
“I have five years to retire. But suddenly I was sent on compulsory retirement without ever being queried or investigated for any wrongdoing,” he said.

He accused the new Director General, Lawal Daura, of being on a “revenge mission”, saying Mr. Daura was targeting personnel he bore malice against before his (Daura’s) recall from retirement.

For me,there's no difference btw DSS under PDP and APC....what APC complained abt back then seems what PDP is experiencing now, funny enough some people won't see anything wrong in all this...what goes around comes around...SMH

Appareil:
Pardon, est- ce que il est francophone? Jamais!!

odinese:


Miserabilli pezzi di merda

Figllio di puttana

Porco demiono

Cazzo!

Birbante

Luridi porcoporco

A fanabla!!!

mykemiley:
That name GEJ is stil givin pple sleepless nyt....nawaooooo

eligibility:


To hell with GEJ and all his blind supporters ...

odinese:
.my name of in is an as in oasis aka kanaka bifida.

Caf fu in da mould collision siginda on top once cavaku linen of the obribrida up against agunda before it came upnin a seginda bulhndu of all ballistic polo yikitiki polpo half nij mi no kia weather they are vuu!.






Thank you.

Eluwilussit:


Dude, wake up. Nigerians are becoming more realistic these days. Don't waste your time shouting sai this and sai that. . Ordinary, this your post woulda fetched you plenty likes but not anymore. The people are wary of anything sai.

rashygenius:
wey does werey wey dey always shout









GEJ till 2019,dey sef

shey wan wo igbo lo ni?

mn09abk:
Obuah because them never open ur can of worms abi.....Kontinew

JayJohnson:
Yeye man, you have not finished spending the money you stole under Jonathan's government abi? Anyway the lawyers are ready to eat your money very well, even your clueless principal did not go to court talk less of a thief like you! You better accept the fact that the change Nigerians are looking for is here, we do not need fresh air, we rejected your fresh air! We need APC, We need change, we want Baba.
THE NEW SHERIFF IS IN TOWN.
And for the rest of you PDP, make sure you have written your wills (if there is anything to share) before hugging the next transformers as there will be electricity in the transformers
Sai Baba, sai APC

simeonii:
There is disquiet in the department of State Security Service (SSS) following mass dismissal and retirement of personnel perceived to be partisan, corrupt or on collision course with the present leadership of the service.

In a sweeping retrenchment Tuesday, the SSS sacked dozens of personnel including the former spokesperson of the service, Marilyn Ogar, and the former Chief Security Officers (CSOs) to President Muhammadu Buhari and former President Goodluck Jonathan, Abdulrahman Mani and Gordon Obua respectively.

Other prominent personnel affected by the mass lay-off are Liman Widi, Yomi Zamba, Little John Okojie, Ahmed Abdullahi, Ibrahim Katsina, Larry Obiagwu, Abdulganiyu Dauda, Dahiru Dodo, Suleiman Dabo, among others.

A notice for retirement issued to the affected staffers with a title: “Retirement From Service”, read, “Following the on-going re-organisation in the Service, be informed that that your services are no longer required in the Department of State Security Service (DSS). You are therefore, retired from Service under Section 8 Rule 020806(II) of the Public Service Rules, 2006 wef 31st August, 2015″.
The notice, obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, continued: “In view of the foregoing, you are hereby directed to immediately render all Government property under your care, including Service Warrant Card, to your immediate Sectional Head/Director and obtain necessary clearance.”

While expressing the DG’s best wishes to the affected officers, the notification said “You are also to liaise with the Directorate of Administration, Personnel Department and Pension Department to conclude the necessary formalities for disengagement and payments of benefits.”

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that Mr. Obua is one of the staff challenging his dismissal by the service.
Speaking through his lawyer, Andrew Itsekiri, Mr. Obua said he would challenge the decision of the SSS in court, as the service failed to establish anything incriminating against him when he was detained and quizzed over alleged corruption.
Other affected officers who spoke with our reporter also cried foul over the service’s decision, saying their retirement or dismissal were borne out of malice than “on-going re-organisation in the Service”.

One affected officer who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES on the condition of anonymity said he was neither queried nor invited for questioning before his compulsory retirement.

“I have five years to retire. But suddenly I was sent on compulsory retirement without ever being queried or investigated for any wrongdoing,” he said.

Another officer who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES also faulted the service’s decision to sack him without violating either the service code or being invited for questioning over any wrong-doing.

The officer, who also preferred anonymity, argued that there was ulterior motive behind the mass retirement as it was targeted at “some specific staff”.

He accused the new Director General, Lawal Daura, of being on a “revenge mission”, saying Mr. Daura was targeting personnel he bore malice against before his (Daura’s) recall from retirement. “We will challenge this injustice in court,” he vowed.
Security sources said the mass retirement and dismissal were also discriminatory as some officers who committed offices liable for outright dismissal were retired instead.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that one of the affected officers went on Absence Without Leave (AWOL) for weeks with a service pistol, which he did not sign for, but was sent on retirement instead of outright dismissal.

“The offense is liable for dismissal. But because of favouritism, he was retired with full benefits, while others who did not commit any clear offence were dismissed from service. This is sheer injustice,” said the officer.

PREMIUM TIMES could not reach Mr. Daura for comment as he did not respond to calls to his mobile phone number.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/189525-rumble-in-sss-as-jonathans-cso-others-vow-to-challenge-sack.html

otemanuduno:
que vous dis n'est pas francaise du tout. je ne sais pas.