| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by jacy67(f): 8:37pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
Even his name is a lie. People will not believe his type even when their lives are in danger. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by flamingREED(m): 8:45pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
The man has, in a way, made his restitution.
You say you're a Christian,
But you've not confessed to your neighbour
That you defiled her daughter.
I pity you. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by arnold123: 9:18pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
CeoNewshelm:
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, on Thursday said his only “sin” was that he spoke too much before the 2015 general election which brought in the All Progressive Congress (APC) into power.
“I believe that my only sin is talking too much before the elections and now I have to pay the price,” the Minister said.
Lai Mohammed, who is the former Publicity Secretary of the party, said this while speaking at the inaugural town hall meeting, entitled ‘Buharimeter’, holding in Abuja.
The town hall meeting is aimed at gauging the achievements of the President Buhari administration in the past year.
Also present at the town hall meeting are – the Minister of Power, Works, and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, Audu Ogbeh (Agriculture and Rural Development), Amina Mohammed (Environment), and Udo Udoma (Budget and National Planning).
“Long before the first year anniversary we had embarked on our own town hall meeting to give the citizens feedbacks on our achievements. The first one was held in Lagos.”
“Any meaningful assessment must be situated within the right context. We campaigned on three broad areas, corruption, revamp the economy and security. Have we met our targets? If you ask me, I will say we are on track.”
Speaking on security, Mohammed said the federal government faced severe challenges in ending the Boko Haram menace, noting that government has fought the insurgency to a near halt.
Mohammed, who has faced severe media criticism since the advent of the present administration, noted that corruption was the reason why the war against terrorism was prolonged.
He said corruption had worsened the electricity situation in the country even as government has sunk millions of dollars into the power sector.
Mohammed also disclosed that the federal government will recover more looted funds, adding that so far, the monies recovered was just the tip of an iceberg.
The Minister further noted that the crash of oil prices was a huge worry but however, stated that the administration has the political will and discipline to fulfill its electoral promise to Nigerians.
“In the coming weeks, the conditional cash transfer will commence, the free meal, vocational training and so on would also begin.”
http://www.newshelm.com/2016/06/my-biggest-sin-is-that-i-talked-too.html
laiAR mohammed |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by Krayzeejhay(m): 11:30pm On Jun 09, 2016 |
So,na now e!n sab! Say d talk dne too much??.....
He never ch! Chumch!n.... |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by lordkhalifa(m): 12:15am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Apc talking drum
lie lying lair Mo |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by Mwalimu01: 3:47am On Jun 10, 2016 |
THIS IS AN INSULT TO NIGERIA AND ALL NIGERIANS. HE JUST SHOVE THROUGH OUR EARS THE FACT THAT HE SWAYED PEOPLE TO APC WITH CHEAP WORDS. HE SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by megama: 3:55am On Jun 10, 2016 |
CeoNewshelm:
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, on Thursday said his only “sin” was that he spoke too much before the 2015 general election which brought in the All Progressive Congress (APC) into power.
“I believe that my only sin is talking too much before the elections and now I have to pay the price,” the Minister said.
Lai Mohammed, who is the former Publicity Secretary of the party, said this while speaking at the inaugural town hall meeting, entitled ‘Buharimeter’, holding in Abuja.
The town hall meeting is aimed at gauging the achievements of the President Buhari administration in the past year.
Also present at the town hall meeting are – the Minister of Power, Works, and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, Audu Ogbeh (Agriculture and Rural Development), Amina Mohammed (Environment), and Udo Udoma (Budget and National Planning).
“Long before the first year anniversary we had embarked on our own town hall meeting to give the citizens feedbacks on our achievements. The first one was held in Lagos.”
“Any meaningful assessment must be situated within the right context. We campaigned on three broad areas, corruption, revamp the economy and security. Have we met our targets? If you ask me, I will say we are on track.”
Speaking on security, Mohammed said the federal government faced severe challenges in ending the Boko Haram menace, noting that government has fought the insurgency to a near halt.
Mohammed, who has faced severe media criticism since the advent of the present administration, noted that corruption was the reason why the war against terrorism was prolonged.
He said corruption had worsened the electricity situation in the country even as government has sunk millions of dollars into the power sector.
Mohammed also disclosed that the federal government will recover more looted funds, adding that so far, the monies recovered was just the tip of an iceberg.
The Minister further noted that the crash of oil prices was a huge worry but however, stated that the administration has the political will and discipline to fulfill its electoral promise to Nigerians.
“In the coming weeks, the conditional cash transfer will commence, the free meal, vocational training and so on would also begin.”
http://www.newshelm.com/2016/06/my-biggest-sin-is-that-i-talked-too.html
. And your still talking. Nigerians need actions from the government they voted. We are noo longer on campaign period. Do the right things and Nigerians will praise you. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by ebiagtales: 5:33am On Jun 10, 2016 |
nortcentrallord:
Lol. You got it right but even with that, Zombies will say "Arh,! This man is humble" who ever hypnotized them did a no return to normal job on some of them. This man is humble. at least he has discovered his mistake. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by riczy(m): 6:08am On Jun 10, 2016 |
lieing to cover another lie thumbs up for u lair,even devil day vex say u don lie pass am |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by jude90(m): 8:25am On Jun 10, 2016 |
keep on talking. |
| Re: "My Biggest Sin Is That I Talked Too Much Before We Came Into Power"- Lai by nortcentrallord(m): 2:52pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
ebiagtales:
This man is humble. at least he has discovered his mistake. Lol, his sins wasn't talking too much and I believe he knows fully well that his sins was peddling so much propaganda. These are two different things. Now its clears that even even in attempting to say the truth, he still lied. That's when lie becomes a way of life...Its even more a pity that folks can't even really see the truth. |
