alcmene:
Osinbade should better remember what befall Abiola after he questioned the authorities of the Gambari masters.

He's on a lonely walk cos he will be deserted when Gambari hammers begin falling on his bald head

farem:


Yet your lots are quick to label him weak and timid. Does he need to carry AK 47 before you agree he's strong?

Aside from obj, no civilian President/vp/ag.pres has ever threaded where PYO went to!

IdeyFindWife:


the mad mutherfurking senatorial gays think we're blind to their schemes.

Chai, imagine just been paid to go out there to the NASS, sitting around all-day, chewing gworo, playing games, speaking outdated grammar, generally impeding progress for the millions of masses outside and then close work to collect money and go screww scores f00lani-oloshos in gwarimpa/wuse/maitama/asokoro axis or kuku jetting out nollywood stars to dubai on taxpayer's money; chai, dat kain softwerk na real wa! Naija polithiefcians nor fear God at all!

Jeffboi:
When 2 elephants fight grass will suffer

abumeinben:


Bro you dey provoke o

IdeyFindWife:


Av worked with dem, consulted with one or two, and yeh, one or two of dem furkers are still owing me sef . Most aren't that happy to see you upcoming, independent and not desiring to serve them perpetually or join some clique or the other foreswearing undying loyalty.

Bro, the money is there, your skills are in place, your team's a kill-squad anyday, your intentions are noble and your concepts industry-defining yet they will pussyfoot, sweat you all the same and delay you long before giving accent on backing you or front you necessary papers to the DG or Perm Sec of So & So Tender Board/Ministry/Parastatal or MDA except you're ready for them to pocket you. why can't ideas and superior innovations be accepted on their own merit for once.

Those old men have gotta go...na dem dey spoil this country!

Okwuy09:
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has replied Senate President, Bukola Saraki, for calling for the sack of Ibrahim Magu, as the Acting Chairman of the Economic And Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

Osinbajo, spoke through the Chairman of Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Itse Sagay. He said the Senate lacked powers to direct Osinbajo to remove Ibrahim Magu. He said this on Tuesday, in reaction to the threat by the Senate to suspend all confirmation of appointments made by the Presidency, until compliance with its previous resolutions.

Sagay, accused the Senate of trying to usurp the President’s powers on appointment.

He also said the provision in the EFCC Act, which states that the appointment of the Commission was subject to Senate confirmation, was invalid for being inconsistent with the Constitution. He said: “This is a Senate that does not realise that it is part of the Legislature and not an Executive body. And they want to do both the Legislative and Executive work together, which will totally eliminate the principle of separation of powers. That’s the sort of people they are. They’re Legislators, but they’re hungry to be the Executive body.

“If they threaten to bring government to a halt, they will bear the responsibility and consequences that will arise. Let them be ready to take the consequences of their actions. “In fact, it may be good for this country for them to expose themselves like that, and let the country know the people who constitute a problem to good governance in Nigeria.



http://www.mavelnews.com/breaking-news-os…i-sack-efcc-boss/

Okwuy09:
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has replied Senate President, Bukola Saraki, for calling for the sack of Ibrahim Magu, as the Acting Chairman of the Economic And Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

Osinbajo, spoke through the Chairman of Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Itse Sagay. He said the Senate lacked powers to direct Osinbajo to remove Ibrahim Magu. He said this on Tuesday, in reaction to the threat by the Senate to suspend all confirmation of appointments made by the Presidency, until compliance with its previous resolutions.

Sagay, accused the Senate of trying to usurp the President’s powers on appointment.

He also said the provision in the EFCC Act, which states that the appointment of the Commission was subject to Senate confirmation, was invalid for being inconsistent with the Constitution. He said: “This is a Senate that does not realise that it is part of the Legislature and not an Executive body. And they want to do both the Legislative and Executive work together, which will totally eliminate the principle of separation of powers. That’s the sort of people they are. They’re Legislators, but they’re hungry to be the Executive body.

“If they threaten to bring government to a halt, they will bear the responsibility and consequences that will arise. Let them be ready to take the consequences of their actions. “In fact, it may be good for this country for them to expose themselves like that, and let the country know the people who constitute a problem to good governance in Nigeria.



http://www.mavelnews.com/breaking-news-os…i-sack-efcc-boss/

Okwuy09:
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has replied Senate President, Bukola Saraki, for calling for the sack of Ibrahim Magu, as the Acting Chairman of the Economic And Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

Osinbajo, spoke through the Chairman of Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Itse Sagay. He said the Senate lacked powers to direct Osinbajo to remove Ibrahim Magu. He said this on Tuesday, in reaction to the threat by the Senate to suspend all confirmation of appointments made by the Presidency, until compliance with its previous resolutions.

Sagay, accused the Senate of trying to usurp the President’s powers on appointment.

He also said the provision in the EFCC Act, which states that the appointment of the Commission was subject to Senate confirmation, was invalid for being inconsistent with the Constitution. He said: “This is a Senate that does not realise that it is part of the Legislature and not an Executive body. And they want to do both the Legislative and Executive work together, which will totally eliminate the principle of separation of powers. That’s the sort of people they are. They’re Legislators, but they’re hungry to be the Executive body.

“If they threaten to bring government to a halt, they will bear the responsibility and consequences that will arise. Let them be ready to take the consequences of their actions. “In fact, it may be good for this country for them to expose themselves like that, and let the country know the people who constitute a problem to good governance in Nigeria.



http://www.mavelnews.com/breaking-news-os…i-sack-efcc-boss/

alcmene:



If he is not weak then he should dissolve the cabinet.....yes I said so.

abumeinben:


Sorry to ask, what service did you render? Tech?

IdeyFindWife:


Was a consortium thing, a group thing really...media, ict & tech consulting were our target fields of expertise and we offered bespoke solutions based on that