₦airaland Forum

Don't mind the hypocritical West. They are just looking for countries to rule indirectly in order to control their way of governance, control their international relations to others, control their economy, control their domestic issues, etc.

Any country that resists is given bad press. US will never beam their search lights on human right violations of their allies. E.g. Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia and it's Arab friends are the principal reasons the civil war in Yemen is being sustained. US and co will turn a blind eye to that, but will be eagle eyeing Russia everywhere.

This is no big deal actually, because it has implications for their strategic interest as a country, it's just the hypocrisy involved in the double standards that is pathetic.

freshdude99:
Don't mind that Yoruba frog

Keep quiet Oga. Must everything be Yoruba vs Igbo? Someone made a petty myopic comment, the next thing is for you to be introducing a tribal dimension into it. Cant you constructively criticize him the way the other person has been doing?

Good! The fight against corruption aint a joke. This is just the intro sef.

Stolen:
Zombies like jpphilips are Yoruba, even the said Northerners have rejected Buhari as a failure. That is Y, I rather share a country with the North than Southwest.

Wen I gave up on yorubas was wen a man that Buhari murdered his father in cold blood came out to shout sai Buhari. Several yorubas whose parents were murdered by Buhari, out of tribalism for fellow southerners was shouting Sai Baba.

That was wen I wrote them off permanently.


Can Buhari son come out to campaign for a Yoruba man that murdered his father?

http://www.nigerianmonitor.com/buhari-executed-my-father-but-i-will-vote-for-him-lawal-ojuolapes-son/

What makes u think you are the one that is right, and they are all wrong??

Have u ever paused to think on that?

That is the major problem I have with a lot of you bigots from the south. You are the greatest hypocrites of our time. You claim someone killed someone out of tribalism, people differed on that opinion including even the children of the person, and you are still going up and down screaming as if you have monopoly of wisdom.

What you are doing is simply intolerance to the opinion of others. The exact thing you accuse PMB and others of.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44 OAM4J we need this news with confirmed names on the front page!

The organisers really messed up. Ordinary small family party sef, I usually ensure I have 2 stanby generators. Let alone such an international event.

Infact, recent eye-openers has even revealed to me that if they made arrangements with PHED i'm sure they can give them power throughout the event.

I have witnessed where all stanby generators went down at an important event, and someone at the event placed a call to a contact with the power distribution company and light was restored. It was like magic to me. It was then I realised that in this Nigeria, power pass power.

The organisers obviously did not do their home work well.

Congratulations. It is good to have Nigerians doing us proud over there.

It will not make the narrative to be one sided.
"We know some Nigerians are bad eggs, but some others are also rendering their intelligence, good behaviour and creativity to the world at different places."

Nice one Mr Mayor. Continue your good works. May God give you the wisdom of Solomon to perform beyond expectations and further make us proud.

How come some nairalanders are usually at the fore front of protecting their invisible and bad ass Niger Delta Avengers.

Before they say anything about NDA, you'll see them rushing in faster than the NDA themselves.

Of course the NDA are not invisible. Local folks in the Niger Delta knows them. And they will soon expose them by the time they realise that NDA will bring more harm than good to them.

In NDA's little capacity, how have they helped the masses over there?? If not that they intimidate and bully them sef at every opportunity. Freedom fighters my ass.

Wow. Nice collection

God bless PMB.

God bless us all.

ade2bad:
NIGERIA HAVE NEVER HAD A BIGOT PRESIDENT LIKE BUHARI. I WEEP FOR MY DEAR COUNTRY.

You better weep for your bigoted self. Your bias is an evidence of your bigotry because majority of the names above are Northerners!

This reverse psychology of crying foul all over the cyberspace premised on selective reading does not fool anybody.

Wildrage:
Because of regime protection, tribal politics we cast away officers we've spent hundreds of millions training, most often before they become fully useful to the nation. At a time we sorely lack the capacity to tackle the myriads of security challenges confronting the nation, we further compound our problem by doing away with some capable hands. Some of these officers, highly trained, bored and frustrated by early retirement become willing tools in the hands of those bent on destabilizing the nation as we've seen with Boko Haram. Buhari should be doing all within his power to reduce our faultlines instead of the division he and his useless regime have been promoting since taking over from the last administration

Oga keep quiet. How can there be development and performance from a regime, if the regime does not feel protected??

For a regime to deliver, it must be well protected. It is then, they can champion worthy cause without fear or favour.

No matter how well trained officers are, or the cost of training them, when they become a risk, they are expendable and will be disposed. Go and ask the CIA.

Your other rantings about tribal bigotry is false from the story above. We can see a good mix in the senior officers retired. In fact, majority are Northern elements sef.

How come wailing zombies find it difficult to see that Dansuki caused the deaths of so many people through this arms fraud? Both civilians and military men.

Or is it because majority of the people that were severely impacted by the boko haram war are northerners?? A lot of people are actually heartless hypocrites. They call some other people bigots, but their own actions betray their hypocrisy.

How can u loot funds meant to purchase arms in the middle of a war. The punishment for that should be death by firing squad. Because you are tactically giving support to the enemy.

Standing5:
Anywhere-belle-face logic.

Anywhere-belle-face reasoning.

Foreign companies don't give in to blackmail easily. Most of their home countries have sound intelligence agencies that gives them correct info.

They know the current agitation by NDA is simply based on greed and not human right. They are just using the 'freedom fight'as a blanket for their greed.

Most of these guys made serious cash on pipeline surveillance contact during GEJ. They were at the same time bunkering and making additional exorbitant cash from illegal sale of crude.

PMB has put a stop to this and at the same time put a serious leash on the financial sector through the BVN.

The BVN is the main joker PMB has used to save Nigeria from imminent civil war.

It has firmly put the financial sector under the control of the govt. All those looted funds some people were banking on to forment trouble has been frozen. hehehe

Good brilliant move! Officers exposed to too much cash are a threat to National Security.

Its greedy people like them that usually plunges African countries into long protracted civil wars.

Most of the civil wars in Africa are caused by ego, greed and selfish interests.

A typical example is Sudan. They fought a 50 year civil war. The North finally separated from the South. Before the world could finish breathing a sigh of relief, the south has already started fighting another civil war within its enclave. It's no brainer, most of these war lords are just fighting for position and power, chiefly to loot, and not to serve. They usually brand their greedy selves. 'freedom fighters'. They use freedom fight as a facade for their greed.

You'll see them fighting a bitter civil war where millions are starving, but the freedom war Lords will be stinkingly rich.

Anywhere a good resource is found in Africa, it most likely results into protracted wars just because of too much greedy interests. The Sierra Leone civil war is another example.

If we don't drop bigotry fueled by ego, Nigeria will soon be plunged into a terrible protracted civil war, with different greedy groups fighting to be in control. It's not going to be pretty for anybody/group.

This is good move I repeat again. The National Security Adviser, Mungono is really doing a good job.

It's not new, Obasanjo also retired those military chaps that were exposed to too much cash by Abacha and Abdulsam.

It's only naive GEJ that didn't envisage the dangers in exposing the military to exorbitant cash.

KwoiZabo:
I know Buratai was head of procurement during Bade and until he is retired & prosecuted, they've done nothing. Full stop

Burutai was commander of the joint multinational task force.

Nice one.

I think this is a good settlement. They are to pay a about 43% of the initial hefty fine. While it is good to punish errring companies, the punishment should not be that which will make them fold up.

And if corporations are given such fines, they will definitely sit up.

If this is the way all these oil companies polluting the Niger Delta have been made to pay fines, corporate pollution would have been brought to the barest minimum in that area.

Are people not looking at demographics again in the allocation of projects?

Kano and Lagos host a sizable number of Nigerians and they are expected to have the highest allocation of projects (infrastructure).

All these roadside journalists sef. I just hope they wont give us problems in this country. Must everything be tribalized??

Ibadan!


Nigerian women sabi hustle. All for the welfare of their families.

God bless all hardworking Naija women. God bless your hustle. And may God give you reasonable children that will give you care and peace.

2undexy:
The famous dictum “If you look
after your car, your car will look
after you” is certainly true in many
respects. Sadly, though, few
motorists are knowledgeably caring
for, or fully understand, the way
their vehicles work. Some
functional knowledge will keep your
relationship with your automobile
running smoothly!
Many drivers are actually
unknowingly damaging their
vehicles or, at the very least,
making themselves quite
vulnerable to some mischievous
roadside mechanics. The following
are the 10 of the most common
mistakes motorists make every day
while completely oblivious of the
damaging consequences.
Most of these points will, at the
very least, hit us in our pockets in
the near future. How many, if you
can eat the humble-pie, are you
guilty of?

1.Oil changes and servicing: Engine
oil is a vital component in your car.
Some people will wrongly assume
that if the car takes five litres of oil
and they have topped up this year
by five litres, then there is no point
in changing the oil. Oil degrades,
and the reduction in oil level is due
to the thinner high-quality oil
getting burned or just seeping out
of the engine; the sludge, grime
and metal particles build up in the
residue. So topping up is not the
same as changing the oil. The oil
level is dangerously low in over 70
per cent of cars – check your oil
levels today.

2. Incorrect tyre pressures: This
(overinflation, in particular, which is
very common in Nigeria due to the
ignorance of roadside
“vulcanisers”) causes additional
heat to build up in the tyres due to
extra-flexing. The car has to work
harder, reducing fuel economy.
With under-inflated tyres, the
handling becomes unpredictable at
best because the tyre naturally
goes bouncy. Braking is also
significantly reduced.

3. Not allowing turbo to cool down:
How many people with turbo-driven
engine drive it hard and then fail to
allow the turbo to cool down
properly? In Europe, increasingly
production cars have turbos to
meet emissions and power
requirements. The turbo is spinning
at between 100,000 rpm and
200,000 rpm and gets very hot.
The moment the engine is turned
off, you starve it of fresh oil,
unless your automobile’s oil pump
keeps running. The oil in the turbo
gets fried and essentially leaves
your turbo spinning with no
lubrication! Your turbo will soon
need replacing if this is your driving
style.

4. Driving hard on a cold engine:
Don’t use higher engine rpm’s (like
revving or over-revving the engine)
when it’s cold (especially early in
the morning), until an engine is
warm; it will run rich—i.e. dumps
fuel into the combustion chamber.
Your engine is most at risk from
damage when cold, so putting
undue stress on it by high revving
will exponentially increase the
damage done. The combustion
process does not become efficient
until the engine reaches its
operating temperature. An
inefficient burn leaves acids and
other toxins that eat your engine.
The oil also takes a short while to
flow properly at start up; so, ideally,
you should let the engine tick over
for three to ten seconds, then drive
off at a steady pace keeping under
23,000 rpm. Do not use the top
half of the rev range until the
engine reaches operating
temperature. This applies as much
to modern engines with catalytic
converters as it does to older
engines. Don’t leave the engine
idling to warm it up, just drive it
(after giving it 30 seconds for the
oil pressure to come up and get the
oil to fully circulate).

5. Short journeys: Just as driving
off too quickly damages an engine,
so will doing short journeys. The
problem with a short journey is that
the engine never reaches its
operating temperature. So, for the
reasons detailed in the ‘driving off
too quickly’, do not drive many
short distances regularly.
Use the under-one-mile walk
philosophy!) While cold, the catalyst
is unable to operate at peak
efficiency, thus, reducing the life
of your expensive catalyst.

6. Revving too high: The red line
indicates the maximum permissible
engine speed. At this point, the
engine is under enormous stress
and the components are moving at
their fastest speed. Slight
imbalances in the engine are
emphasised at high rpm and if you
prolong the high rpm for a period
of time, you will more than likely
throw a connecting rod through the
sump (or worse). The older an
engine is, the lower the red line
should be. As an engine starts to
produce most of its power across
the middle third of its rev band,
there is little point exceeding this.

7. Hand on gear stick: So many
people do this but it can actually
cause premature gear wear,
especially if you wiggle the stick
around. The stick is connected
directly to the gearbox (in many
cars), so the slightest pressure is
transmitted to the gear selector.
This is enough to cause wear and
eventually your gearbox will start to
grind and crunch as you change
gear.

8. Riding the clutch in a manual
transmission: Again, keeping a foot
on the clutch is enough to prevent
it from fully engaging. The clutch
plate will tend towards slip and will
prematurely wear. Keeping the
clutch depressed in traffic or at
traffic lights is also a bad idea. Just
put the car in neutral when you are
stationary. When the clutch is
depressed you’re forcing the clutch
against the release bearing.
Eventually, the release bearing will
just give up, having done 60,000
miles worth of pressure in just
10,000.

9. Also in manual, wrong gear
selection: Nothing puts a strain on
the engine like forcing it to pull the
car in the wrong gear. Too high a
gear strains the bottom end of the
engine around the crank and con
rods. Too low a gear will mean you
are revving more than you need to,
so the top end of the engine
around the valves, cams and lifters
are working too hard.

10. Driving a dirty car: This one is a
little contentious but corrosion
takes effect more easily on a car
which is covered with a layer of dirt.
A thorough clean each month and a
coat of good quality wax (not polish)
will do much to enhance the cars
defence against corrosion.

N.B: Protect your car against the
rain this season: The rains are here
now and the electrical architecture
with, particularly, the electronic
controllers cum components of an
average vehicle are the most
susceptible to getting easily
damaged (as a result of any vehicle
getting flooded!) There’s a nano-
technology product that has just
come into the Nigerian market,
which can be effectively used to
coat or protect these vital but
fragile components of an over-
computerised average vehicle,
even including smart phones and
household electrical/electronic
appliances from being damaged by
water or flood. I have tested it and
it works perfectly, but I’ll not
mention its name here because
they’ve not paid me for
endorsement.

However, I believe
they’ll soon be advertising the
product here because I’ve told
them that this page is one of the
most far-reaching platforms where
automotive maintenance/repair
products and/or services can be
advertised in Nigeria. May be the
preponderance of readers’
enquiries that this note will
precipitate will make them start the
advert from next Sunday.

difficult to read

Chai! These lazy peeps (according to the governor) has finally embarrassed the state governor despite his lamentation.

slyng:
Let somebody remind me the governor this guy worked for

The governor that stated in exasperation that his people are just too lazy!

oglalasioux:
What's the title of this movie?

The Singing Hitman?

It indeed seems like a movie. But quite an interesting read. I was just shaking my head for this country all through the time I was reading it. We seriously have a long way to go.

Destined2win:

you tire to comment?

Bank robbery: I was appointed Special Adviser to Governor before my arrest- Suspect


By Ifeanyo Okolie

A 27-year-old notorious bank robbery suspect, Ikadoi Isere, alias White Witch, who was arrested recently by operative of the Inspector- General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, IRT, stunned Crime Alert during an exclusive interview by disclosing that he was appointed a Special Adviser to Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, on Oil and Gas matters, prior to his arrest.
A native of Nambe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, the suspect was arrested alongside two others; Daniel Gogo, aka Full-Payment and Ifeanyi Kalu. They were accused of participating in no fewer than 15 bank and bullion van robbery and kidnappings across Port-Harcourt, Rivers State and some South East States.

Police sources disclosed that three Ak47 rifles, a Lar rifle, 360 rounds of live ammunitions, 20 magazines, five dynamites, two pistols, a rifle servicing equipment and three exotic cars, were recovered from the suspects after their hideouts were raided in Bayelsa State.

N400m loot

The source who spoke on the condition of anonymity stated; “White Witch and members of his gang had killed over 20 policemen and made away with their rifles in separate robbery operations within Port-Harcourt City, between 2012 and 2016.” He described the gang as one of the city’s most dreaded robbery gangs, identifying, Daniel Gogo, who is popularly known as Full-Payment, as the leader.
The source further disclosed that having gathered credible intelligence on the gang’s activities between 2012 and 2016, operatives trailed them to Bayelsa State, where they were arrested and large catch of arms and ammunitions were recovered from them. They reportedly confessed during interrogations that they made over N400million from robbing several banks and bullion vans, including kidnappings of prominent businessmen, civil servants and oil workers across Port-Harcourt.

Confession of gang leader

The leader of the gang, Gogo alias Full-Payment, told Crime Alert that he invested a large chunk of his share of the loot in setting up a local oil refinery within the creeks of Bayelsa State, while his patner, Isere, alias White Witch, stated that he invested a large share of his loots on his siblings, wife and his aged mother. He added that he also used some in sponsoring the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, at the last General Election in Bayelsa State.

He explained that he mobilized people to vote for PDP and used the gang’s rifles to protect electoral materials during the last Governorship Election at Nembe Local Government Area of the State. White Witch told Crime Alert that he joined the gang in 2010, when one of his elder brothers who is a member of Vikings Confraternity, linked him to the gang leader called Full-Payment, in Port-Harcourt. “I am a member of Icelander Confraternity and I am the executioner in-charge of Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. My elder brother IJB, who is also a member of Vikings linked me to my boss, Full-Payment, who is also a member of Vikings and he asked him to assist me.
He accepted and brought me into the gang. At that time, I was highly frustrated because after I finished learning underwater welding through the Presidential Amnesty Program, I had no job.

I wasn’t getting the complete amount from the stipend given to ex-militants of the Niger Delta. Before the money will get to me, it has gone through several persons and when I will receive mine, it will remain only N20, 000. There was nothing I could do with such an amount. I have a wife and children to fend for and my siblings are still in school and they are looking up to me.

Our first operation

“ The first operation I went with the gang was at Uguruta Junction on the Port-Harcourt International Airport Road. We attacked some vehicles conveying a huge sum of money in foreign currency. We killed all the policemen escorting them including a man the police identified as the Regional Manager of the bank where the money came from. After that operation, I was given N3million as my share and when I got home, I gave my sister who had already dropped out of school some money to go back to school. I also gave some money to my younger brother who was also in school. I used part of it to establish a little business for my wife.

Another operation

“Seven months after that operation, my boss told me that there was a job for us at a bank in Trans-Amadi in Port-Harcourt. We were five persons who went for that operation and our target was a bullion van offloading money into the bank. Two members of our gang walked into the bank like customers who wanted to make use of the ATM, with short guns and shot into the air when they got close to a point where the bullion van was.

The people offloading the money absconded. We drove our car into the bank and carted away a large sum of money which our vehicle could carry since we came with just one car. At the end our operation, I got N12million as my share. My boss and others who are seniors in the gang got lion share.

Time to quit

“After that operation, my boss told us that he was quitting and everyone should go and look for what to do with their money. When I got home, I bought a car, rented a big apartment and I decided to go into politics. My boss also told me that he wanted to set up a local refinery so I linked him to one of my uncles who was also into such business. Before the 2015 election, I and my boss had meetings with some of the political heavy weights in Nembe Local Government and we offered to work for them during the election.

To show them that I was serious, we assured that we were going to bring out our arms, ammunition and money to support them and they promised to give me pipeline surveillance contract in my area. But one month before the election, I became very broke and my boss has also invested all his money into his local refinery business, we were left with no other option than to go for one more operation.
Back to base- another operation

“ Our informant, one Promise Barisnsia, who had once worked in a bank, alerted us about a bullion van that would supply money to a bank at the main Campus of Rivers State University of Science and Technology, UST. We trailed a van supplying money to the bank and we shot into the air to scare both the policemen, bank security men and workers around the bank and they absconded leaving the bullion van open. We carted away a large sum of money which our vehicle could carry.

Encounter with the police

“On our way out of the campus, we passed through the back gate but unknown to us, there were policemen hiding inside the bush. When I stepped out of the vehicle to open the gate, I was shot on the leg, but my boss came out and gave me a cover. We shot the gate open and escaped. But the policemen kept on chasing us. They shot at the boot of our vehicle and one of the bags containing some of the money we stole fell off and the policemen also deflated three of our tires. We stopped another vehicle and transferred all our goods into the new vehicle and escaped. I was given N6 million as my share of the loot and I used part of it to treat my bullet wound.

Time for election

“When it was time for election, we brought in lots of boys, from Rivers, Delta and Imo States to work for PDP, Bayelsa State and we paid them with our own money. After the election, I was appointed a Personal Assistant to the Chairman of Nembe Local Government Area, who gave me a Toyota Hilux van with a government plate number. I was also linked to the Bayelsa State Deputy Governor. By October of that same year, some of our gang members became very broke and they called on my boss, Full-Payment, asking him to allow them do one last job which would fetch us enough money to enable us quit robbery, completely. Our informant told us that money was to be supplied to a bank on Trans-Amadi Road Port-Harcourt.

……yet another operation

“On the day of the operation, we stormed the bank with three SUVs and when the bullion van arrived to supply money, we attacked it by shooting into the air to scare people away. The bank was close to a police station and the police had blocked the route in front of their station. My boss who had a highlander drove in first and we loaded his vehicle with huge sums of money and when he was about leaving, we discovered that some soldiers had blocked the route we intended to escape through.

Then, my boss decided to escape through a very narrow road linking him to Mummy be Road, but unknown to him, some policemen had already laid ambush and he drove into it. He was shot on the thigh and his driver, one Kennedy, was also shot and their vehicle came to a halt. I was behind him in another vehicle when this happened and I quickly approached him and rescued my boss. We abandoned the vehicle and all the money in it. The next day in the news, I read that the police recovered N350million from us.

Time to finally quit

“That operation was a huge loss and my boss vowed never to participate in any robbery activity again. In December, when the governorship election came, I was given N3million by PDP and I brought in my boys and we worked for them. We ensured that all electoral materials were intact and we prevented people from the opposition party from snatching ballot boxes.
We also had some policemen working for us during that election. Between January and February, 2016, While I was waiting for PDP to fulfil the promises they made to me, and my boss was still nursing his injury, I took our rifles from Bayelsa State with the government Hilux van that was given to me and police escort and organized our boys.

Operation with government vehicles

“We attempted to rob two bullion vans, one was at Agip Junction by Ada-Gorge Road and the other was at Emenike Junction on Ikwere Road, Port-Harcourt. We failed in those operations but our informant, Promise, brought a job at Fidelity bank and warned that we must not allow the Operation Manager of the bank to leave the bank if we must succeed. We attacked the bank around 4pm. We accosted the woman while she was about leaving the bank and we took her back into the bank. We blew up the security doors, and shot indiscriminately to scare people. At the end of the operation, we retrieved the RDV from the CCTV recording machine to avoid our faces being detected. We returned to Bayelsa State with the government Hilux leading the way. We made N24million from that operation and I got N4million as my share.

Arrest at last

“Two weeks before my arrest, I was been shortlisted as a Special Adviser to Bayelsa State Governor, and we were waiting for him to return from his trip abroad so that he would swear us into our various offices. I did not know that the police got to know about my activities. I was shocked when they trailed me to my house and arrested me and I took them to my boss and he was arrested too. They recovered our arms and ammunition,” he lamented.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/bank-robbery-i-was-appointed-special-adviser-to-governor-before-my-arrest-suspect/

OAM4J, Mynd44, Lalasticlala

This is an interesting one

Nice one PMB! Keep the tempo. Let the haters continue to hate.

toma3:
i know yorubas will like president to die so that they will take over

Yorubas dont have that cowardly mentality of getting things through the back door.

It is actually people like you that are wishing him death. Majority of yorubas are the ones praying for his safe arrival and perfect health.

examhall:
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In an interview with Bloomberg TV this morning, former President Goodluck Jonathan, said he is aware he is being investigated for corruption in Nigeria. Asked if he was aware that he is being investigated, Jonathan said

“Of course, obviously we would be investigated and I am being investigated. Yes, investigations are going on” he said
He says he wouldn’t want to comment on whether the investigators would find anything incriminating.
“I wouldn’t want to comment on certain things because when a government is working, it is not proper for the immediate past president to make certain statements. I would allow the government to do the work they are supposed to do. After all the investigations, the whole story would be properly chronicled”[/b] he said

Jonathan, said he doesn’t feel liable for the poor state of the Nigerian economy.
“No. You see the economy of Nigeria somehow depends on oil and at anytime that oil prices drop, it affects the economy significantly in terms of its contribution to the GDP” he said
On the assumption that he left an empty treasury, Jonathan said
“That is not true. There is no way he would have inherited empty treasury and at the same time give bailout to the states. It is not possible. Nigeria is a fairly robust economy. but sometimes we over politicize certain issues and make it look so bad but it was not that bad”.

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Source: http://timenaija.com/i-am-being-investigated-for-corruption-goodluck-jonathan/

Wailers wont agree with the bold part. They will scream their usual trash, that it is the burukutu sipping PMB that caused it.

They will definitely wail till 2019.

richidinho:
GEJ had technocrats in his cabinet that was why the economy was okay, unlike Buhari's Mosquito cabinet

Another member of his cabinet with international appointment, kudos to him.



Remember Kachukwu, Buhari's oil minister spent only 2days on that same seat

Chai, so you dont even know that OPEC President is different from OPEC Secretary General and you will be abusing PMB. You better read more and hate less.