₦airaland Forum

again? exits when its time to merge old and young politicians for better delivery of democratic dividends...
there's no retirement in politics only in national service...

Amaechi should go and clear himself...

Audu ogbeh should read this...

that was awesome...

wetin u dey find for sokoto dey for sokoto....

lookingbuoy:
I have a little problem and need some advice on it:
I've got a girl I like. We met at nysc and got along really good. Even today i still remember the first day i saw her. She studied psychology and even though I'm an engineer we could relate and talk a lot about her subject, as I read a lot and kinda have read much on psychology. After nysc we still kept in touch and continued to talk even though i never asked her out formally. Soon i got a job outside of the country and had to leave. Our talking continued on phone.
While out of Nigeria on training, I met another lady. She's just as pretty as the other one, but has a great job and is a confident woman. The other girl is still searching for a job; and her psychology degree is no help. I have a great job myself and i earn seven digits in naira per month. The new girl also works with an oil form and earns very well. We have got along these past few months and I really have fun talking to her and hanging out.
I have always wanted an independent woman as a wife, a woman who can stand by herself and who has prospects for a huge career. I'm career-minded myself.[s][/s] But now, I'm really confused who to plan my life with and settle down with as a partner: this independent lady who I believe I like or the other unemployed lady who I seem to have a more relaxed, longer friendship with.
Note: I've not asked any of them out formally. Please help.

somebody should watch the watchers...

if this is in Nigeria it will PMB against GEJ...lol
change mantra everywhere u go.

this is good for Africa

erhabor11:
APC chieftain and ex-Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi has said no N53bn was missing during his tenure. He said the funds were from the Rivers State Reserve Fund which were duly approved by the Rivers State House of Assembly for spending.
He accused Governor Nyesom Wike of resorting to last-ditch effort to scuttle his nomination as a minister by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Sources say Governor Wike had boasted that he will commit suicide if Amaechi is cleared as Minister.
Amaechi, who is now a ministerial nominee, made the clarification in a statement by his Media Office.
The statement said: “The attention of the media office of former Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has been drawn to a statement credited to the chairman of Mr. Nyesom Wike’s invidious panel of inquiry.
“The statement credited to the panel’s chairman Justice Omeriji of a “missing” N53 billion is unfortunate and leaves much to be desired.
“The mischief is all the more evident as the funds referred to are funds from the Rivers State reserve fund which was duly approved by the Rivers State House of Assembly and whose expenditure were duly captured and accounted for.
“Ordinarily we might not have responded to the mischief of Mr. Wike, knowing that having failed with his various desperate tactics to stop the nomination of the Rt. Hon. Chibuike Amaechi as a minister he has embarked on this last-ditch effort which is his trump card in the hope that it will diminish the former governors towering stature as a statesman and honest Nigerian.”
The ex-governor stated why it became inevitable for his administration to draw from the Reserve Fund.
He added: “However in keeping with Governor Amaechi’s ethos of transparent and accountable leadership we will again repeat the facts of the matter. Between 2013 and early 2015 revenue accruing to the government of Rivers state was cut in half due to swindling federal allocation to states.
“From about an average of N20 billion, the state began receiving between N9billion and N10 billion. By the middle of the first quarter of 2015 the state revenue dipped to as low as N6 billion. Salaries alone stood at over N9 billion besides other expenses.
“Government set aside the reserve fund as a rainy day fund and had needed to fall back to it to find salaries and projects.
“The details of the expenditure were very clearly captured and this information which was already in the public domain was shared with the incoming and the Omeriji panel."
Amaechi asked Governor Nyesom Wike to stop playing to the gallery: “Government business should be transparent and honest and if indeed Mr. Nyesom Wike understand that basics of governance then he should know that rather than playing to the gallery with his red herring of a panel, he should simply go to court and prove his spurious allegations of corruption to court if he is sure there is corruption. “Spending resources left behind for the betterment of Rivers people by a prudent and thrifty government on frivolities is indeed irresponsible and unbecoming for a person who aspires to public office especially that of the exalted office of governor.
“We would counsel Mr. Wike to focus on the job at hand and try to make something of the few days he has before he leaves Brick House, per adventure he might yet make some positive impact on the minds of Rivers people.”

fighting dirty is not good for our democracy

donphilopus:
Blabbing blabber, keep shut. Nobody is hating on another. If not that a video emerged showing Saraki was truly stoned, you would have still accused the so-called haters of fabricating the story!!

quit smoking pot... and recieve brain as u read my comment again,...pus..lol

haters everywhere....tufiakwa!!

show us the watch from ur cam handle.

that's how haters bow when God and majority support ur season.

May u live long, senator!

Affluent Enya

15 states are left out and u r here talking poo, u better buy ursef a brain. @Dannyset

Let d game begin

Quit smoking weed less u run out thinking faculty....

One chance

Bad market osho

Irresponsible boy friends in dis romance,they will scatter when pregnancy comes...and PMB refuses to abort [size=8pt][/size]

Otolo

The immediate past Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, was on Friday arrested in the UK National Crime Agency.
The former minister who was perhaps one of the most powerful officials of the President Goodluck Jonathan administration was arrested alongside four other people by the British law enforcement agency.
PREMIUM TIMES learnt she was arrested for offences related to bribery and corruption being investigated by the UK National Crime Agency.
Two top British officials in London have however confirmed the development to this newspaper. They requested not to be named because they have no permission to speak on the issue.
The British High Commission in Nigeria confirmed that some arrests were made Friday but declined to disclose the identities of those involved.
Joseph Abuku, Press and Public Affairs Officer, said, “This morning, five people between the ages of 21 and 60 were arrested on suspicion of bribery and corruption offences. The crimes are being investigated by the National Crime Agency.
“The National Crime Agency does not confirm identity at arrest nor provide information that could be used to corroborate the identity of an arrested individual.”
More to come….

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/190933-breaking-ex-petroleum-minister-diezani-alison-madueke-arrested-in-london.html

The immediate past Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, was on Friday arrested in the UK National Crime Agency.
The former minister who was perhaps one of the most powerful officials of the President Goodluck Jonathan administration was arrested alongside four other people by the British law enforcement agency.
PREMIUM TIMES learnt she was arrested for offences related to bribery and corruption being investigated by the UK National Crime Agency.
Two top British officials in London have however confirmed the development to this newspaper. They requested not to be named because they have no permission to speak on the issue.
The British High Commission in Nigeria confirmed that some arrests were made Friday but declined to disclose the identities of those involved.
Joseph Abuku, Press and Public Affairs Officer, said, “This morning, five people between the ages of 21 and 60 were arrested on suspicion of bribery and corruption offences. The crimes are being investigated by the National Crime Agency.
“The National Crime Agency does not confirm identity at arrest nor provide information that could be used to corroborate the identity of an arrested individual.”
More to come….

Na waoooooo!

WTF

Nairaland 10 things [size=8pt][/size]

Pdp now APC next...

U can never walk alone!

Happy Independence day

U guys should be mindful of the consequences of ur actions...

He was ignorant of many economic, health care ,education problems, which seem to make us think he believes all has already been done before he came.