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PoliticsRe: Game Up For Magu As Dss Submits 12 Hard Pieces Of Evidence Against Him by agitator: 9:07am On Mar 25, 2017
good for him angry angry angry
PropertiesRe: Chinese Man Moves His House After Government Threatened To Demolish It (photos) by agitator: 9:00am On Mar 25, 2017
nice project sad sad sad
PoliticsRe: Arewa Leaders Express Shock, Fear Over Renewed Bokoharam Attacks by agitator: 9:00am On Mar 25, 2017
hmmmmmm, seriously sad sad sad
PoliticsRe: The Step Father Of The London Terrorist Is A Nigerian (pictured) by agitator: 5:41pm On Mar 24, 2017
omokab:
that is how stupid you are. If you read very well he has always been a criminal to the extent of going to prison. He converted to islam from the prison which might be his reason of converting to islam to paint the religion black in the eyes of people like you. from what I red just now ii don't believe he's a muslim. He's a christian with criminal background in Christianity.
You are correct, but he never killed any one as a christian. As muslim, hmmmmmm. undecided undecided undecided
PoliticsRe: Breaking: Police Rescue Woman Who Attempts To Jump Into Lagoon On 3rd Mainland B by agitator: 4:15pm On Mar 24, 2017
Someone already suggested they should fence the bridge. Nobody is going anywhere, we are all in this change together. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Saraki Declared Assets, Code Of Conduct Bureau Affirms by agitator: 4:14pm On Mar 24, 2017
hmmmmmmmm undecided undecided undecided
PoliticsRe: Saraki Claims He Borrowed N5b From Dangote To Fund Buhari's Election - Sahara R. by agitator: 9:48pm On Mar 02, 2017
Criminal saints. wink wink wink
Foreign AffairsRe: US Appeals Court Rules Against Trump On Travel Ban by agitator: 10:53am On Feb 10, 2017
azimibraun:
Some of us were left with bruised an broken ego when some Nigerians will team up against us an want to force us to believe Trump will be like an authoocrat in a movie. We struggled to tell them the US has laws an institutions you are impeachment an embarrassment when you policies an programmes are inimical to the larger American position. We were outnumbered by illiterates. Oya! Let Supermman Trump do those things he ws shouting bout in his campaigns. Talk is cheap an Trump is cheap. He knows those rhetoric will win him the election but are not practicable. So he sai them nd will then want prosperity to judge him fairly that he had goo intentions attempted to implement them but the laws of the land an some "crazy folks" prevented him. Just for the records. Trump will be a flat leader.
omenkaLives:
They have been showing their "real colours" and US has been handlig them since 911 at home and abroad a d dont need caution or advice from folks like you.

The law has spoken. They know what's best for them. Wail not for the Americans, you already have sufficient problems back home.
modath:
When i opined that the EO was treasonous & illegal, would not stand the test of time & will surely be thrown out by the courts, some chronically embittered & disgruntled element did the usual ,somersaulted like deranged gorillas to abuse their generations (they got IT as usual sad)

Drump for all his craze knew his support base werefilled with irrational hate & bias said all he did to garner votes by feeding their fear & hate.... I read one piece where some of his ardent supporters (not very intelligent BTW) claimed he has broken promises made to them to repeal gay right laws....

I JUST LAUGHED!! cheesy cheesy ... Even mad man sabi traffic, he won't mess with the gay mafia... Dem never cook the liver wey he go chop fit dare am... smiley
hmmmmmmm, intelligent Nigerians are quite an interesting breed. What an irony, same people who cheer on a leader to flout court orders, and now in euphoria over another court decision against another president. undecided undecided undecided
PoliticsRe: Ekiti Reps Storm EFCC To Remind Them Of Petition They Wrote Against Fayemi by agitator: 11:27pm On Jan 31, 2017
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sojiboy:
Ekiti Youths Dismiss Assembly's Fraud Charge Against Fayemi 

... Says It's Attempt To Protect Fayose From Accountability 

 

Ekiti youths group under the aegis of Ekiti Youth Vanguard has lampooned the leadership of Ekiti State House of Assembly over call on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) to investigate former Governor Kayode Fayemi over an alleged N40billion fraud.

It described the move as a diversionary tactic by Governor Ayodele Fayose and "his men in the House of Assembly" to divert the attention of Ekiti people from the "mindless looting of the state treasury by Fayose's administration while workers remain unpaid for six months".

The House of Assembly had on Monday passed a resolution giving an eight-day ultimatum to the anti-graft agency to investigate allegation of N40b fraud against the former governor.

But in a statement in Ado Ekiti by its Coordinator, Charles Fakunle, the youths group faulted the action, describing the lawmakers as "shameless attention-seekers and busy bodies" who had failed in their duties of providing quality and robust legislature for making good laws and oversight functions for which they were elected by the people. 

Regretting that the Assembly men had allegedly chosen to make themselves "partners in crime with the Executive arm of government", the group urged the Assembly members to keep their mouths shut if they could not live up to their responsibility as responsible representatives of Ekiti people.

"The Assembly men headed by Pastor Kola Oluwawole have been a huge disaster over the master-slave relationship they have with Governor Fayose. 

"Besides colluding with the governor to destroy the tenets of democracy and governance, they have also been  irresponsible in the discharge of their responsibilities, choosing to be more of a rubber-stamp by passing every bill sent to them by the governor without proper scrutiny and acting as Fayose's attack dogs when the governor is asked to be accountable in running the government. 

"More annoyingly, they watch helplessly as Fayose diverts Ekiti money illegally to purposes not appropriated in the budget, including doing nothing on the internally generated revenue incomes allegedly kept in private accounts not known to the state's financial system," the statement explained.

The group alleged that because the House of Assembly worked in cahoots with the governor to divert the first bailout package received by the state, members could not say anything when workers protested against failure to use the bailout for the purpose it was approved by the Federal Government.

"The bailout that Fayose diverted was specifically for the payment of salaries, pensions, gratuities and severance packages of former political office holders, but because these questionable characters in the Assembly were accomplices in the illegal funds diversion scheme, they kept quiet only to find their voices now to accuse others of corrupt practices even when they are more guilty of same," the group said. 

The statement added: "It is even more disgusting that such accusation of fraud against Fayemi could be coming from Fayose and his men who have got all the opportunities in the world to prove their case against the former governor but refused to do so until now when it has become crystal clear to Ekiti people that Fayose is determined to play smart with them with the reckless diversion of bailout cash resulting in salary payment default and failure to keep campaign promises. 

"We wonder why it took the assembly members this long to coincide with the time Ekiti people are asking Fayose to account for the about N20b bailout he took before they suddenly realised that they must ask EFCC to probe Fayemi, all this in an attempt to divert Ekiti people's attention from criminal diversion of their money to the private use of government's leaders.

"While we are not holding brief for Fayemi, who we know as a public official ought to be accountable for everything
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zombies supporter of saintly thieves. wink wink wink wink
PoliticsRe: Ekiti Reps Storm EFCC To Remind Them Of Petition They Wrote Against Fayemi by agitator: 11:25pm On Jan 31, 2017
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Newbiee:
I just read an article by Tony Okoroji and it makes a lot of sense to me. It reads:
SATURDAY BREAKFAST with TONY OKOROJI:

BUHARI IS NOT DEAD BUT THEY ARE KILLING HIM ON SOCIAL MEDIA!

You better believe it, Nigeria is at war. I am not talking about the Boko Haram war in the North. I am also not talking about the never-ending skirmishes in the Niger Delta that threaten to bring to a halt whatever little income we still generate from crude oil.
Nigeria is at war over the control of the minds of our young people and the millions of our vulnerable citizens. The war is fierce. There are no rules in this crazy war. The Geneva Convention does not apply. Religion is in play. Tribe has become a major weapon. Genocide soon will be okay. Torture will be allowed. Right now, every crude propaganda tactic is being deployed as tribal, religious and ethnic hatred is being incubated in our land.
My biggest worry is whether the government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria fully understands that our nation is at war and that if we do not do what we need to do and do it fast, Rwanda may once again be repeated in Africa.
I can hear a chorus of ‘God forbid!’. That is part of the problem. Somehow, we Nigerians have convinced ourselves that God loves us so much that we can do very stupid things and there will be no consequences Yea! We believe that what applies to the rest of God’s children do not apply to us. For some reason, we have begun to believe that we are such a special breed that we can consume all our seedlings, sow nothing and yet reap a bountiful harvest. Let me ask: did the Almighty step down from His throne while the horrific tragedy of Rwanda occurred? Was He not there while brothers and sisters butchered themselves in Sudan? Right now, in Syria and Iraq, unspeakable mayhem and suffering are taking place but God is still on His throne.
Let someone show me that chapter in the Bible or the Quran that says that God loves His children in Nigeria but hates his children in Rwanda, Sudan, Syria, Iraq and the other places where the incubation of hate has led to indescribable human suffering. Was God not on his thrown when Nigerians slaughtered each other during the Biafra war? Why is today different?
Everywhere in Nigeria people are praying from dusk to dawn. Everywhere you look, there are new churches and mosques being built. Pray, how can we love God so much, that we hate our brothers and sisters, children of the same God so much?
During the week, I accidentally ran into Femi Adesina, President Buhari’s chief spokesman, in Lagos. Femi probably would tell you that I was very upset with him, his team and their tactics in what has clearly become a war of attrition. I accused his team of leaving our president naked to be shot at and made fun of by all kinds of characters. Femi is clearly one of the finest journalists Nigeria has produced in recent years. He has grilled me in a memorable interview at the Sun. Practically, everyone who knows Femi will tell you that he is also a very decent gentleman. I like him. I am however asking myself whether Femi is not too decent to lead a critical part of the war that President Buhari must wage to prevent Nigeria from going the way of Rwanda or Sudan.
The war I speak of is not in Sambisa Forest or the creeks of the Delta. The war is on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat and all over the internet. At this point, millions of Nigerians are being recruited to despise their President, to despise their fellow countrymen and to despise their country. History tells us that the ongoing recruitment has huge consequences for every Nigerian, man woman and child. Times are hard for a lot of Nigerians and that makes it even easier.
As has been clear in other places where foot soldiers of hate have been unleashed, a lot of the people being recruited do not even know that they are being recruited. How did Al Qaeda begin? How did the Hutus and Tutsis of Rwanda who had existed together for hundreds of years wake up one morning and start butchering each other? How did Boko Haram grow under our eyes and become the terror machine that has traumatized the Nigerian people?
Let’s face it – Buhari has stepped on Big Toes. Big Toes are fighting back with vengeance. Big Toes are incredibly cunning. A hungry man is an angry man and the story being craftily told the millions of hungry Nigerians is that Buhari is responsible for the biting hunger in the land. Big Toes will not tell you that they stole Nigeria’s common wealth, bought mansions across the world with the money budgeted to fight Boko Haram and sent our young men without weapons to go and die in Sambisa Forest. They will not tell you that they are responsible for the hunger in the land.
Sadly, while they are telling their story in a very co-ordinated way, no one appears to be telling the true story of Nigeria in a manner that makes sense. While Big Toes have an army deployed on every social media platform tugging on the hearts of our young and vulnerable, the president’s men are sending press releases to NTA and Daily Times. Please, when was the last time you got your news from NTA or Daily Times? If anyone still believes that social media is a joke, he needs to be reminded that Donald Trump just became the most powerful man in the world using a smart phone.
Many of those who had supported our president and his determination to eliminate the virus at the heart of our nation’s sickness, have even become too scared to even be associated with him. They are badly outgunned on social media. The many crazy stories that went viral recently about the ‘death’ of our president is a new level of the war. Big Toes want to totally demystify, discredit and destroy Buhari so that they can regain control of the purse strings of Nigeria. They cant wait for 2019. That is why they are killing our democratically elected president on the social media. Where is the guy responsible for clothing the President?
Let me state here that I have never met Muhammadu Buhari. I have never spoken with him directly or indirectly. I have not benefited from him in any way. I am not even sure that he has ever heard of me. I do not belong to APC or any political party. But I remember what happened in Nigeria after Buhari was taken out of power the first time. 419 took root in Nigeria and our values collapsed. The War Against Indiscipline died and madness took over the land. Buhari’s medicine might be very bitter but Nigeria’s sickness is that severe. If for any reason we no longer want Buhari, please let us wait for 2019 and not kill him on Facebook.
The truth is that our nation is at war. It is time that those who truly love Nigeria and want a tomorrow for our children fought back.
See you next week.
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Christianity EtcRe: Nigerians React To Apostle Suleman's Controversial Statement by agitator: 12:56pm On Jan 25, 2017
seunmsg:
We are saying the same thing. Government should arrest the criminal herdsmen and deal with them appropriately.
how long, since they have not been doing it, so you want the people to fold their arms and be watching Libyans, Malians and Senegalese kill them? huh huh huh
BusinessRe: Nigerian Man Humiliated At A Bank Over A White Man Tells His Story by agitator: 12:40pm On Jan 25, 2017
Nigerians only complain when these type of actions are against them. If it is against another person and the person refused to leave the seat for the whiteman and his manhandled by the security, all the Nigerians will blame him for not leaving the seat. undecided undecided undecided
Christianity EtcRe: Nigerians React To Apostle Suleman's Controversial Statement by agitator: 12:27pm On Jan 25, 2017
seunmsg:
We are saying the same thing. Government should arrest the criminal herdsmen and deal with them appropriately.
So since these incidents have been happening how many have they arrested? They are telling you these guys are from Libya, Mali and Senegal. The government was able to find out their origins but cannot arrest anyone. huh huh huh

or you think everyone here is a zombie? undecided undecided undecided
Christianity EtcRe: Nigerians React To Apostle Suleman's Controversial Statement by agitator: 12:11pm On Jan 25, 2017
seunmsg:
That fraudster prophet that calls himself Suleiman deserves to be jailed for his inciting comments but before he can be arrested, the law enforcement agencies need to arrest the criminal herdsmen and prosecute them appropriately. The priority of the security agencies should be to arrest the herdsmen and restore peace to southern Kaduna. Arresting Suleiman is a very wrong move for now.
Is the Nigerian government not supposed to protect Nigerians from external agressors? https://www.nairaland.com/3591750/fulani-herdsmen-attacking-nigerians-senegal undecided undecided undecided
Christianity EtcRe: Nigerians React To Apostle Suleman's Controversial Statement by agitator:
saaedlee:
Do people know that's it's against to law to incite someone to kill another?
So it is better for the Libyans, Malians and Senegalese to kill Nigerians and you will call yourself giant of Africa. grin grin grin

The Apostle said that since the Nigerian government cannot defend Nigerian citizens living in Nigeria from external aggressors, then the citizens should defend themselves. wink wink wink
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attacking Nigerians Are From Senegal & Mali - Northern Governors by agitator: 11:34am On Jan 25, 2017
BeeBeeOoh:
Fulani Herdsmen Attacking Nigerians Are From Libya- Buhari 2016


Fulani Herdsmen Attacking Nigerians Are From Senegal & Mali- Northern Governors 2017.


Please if I may ask, Since Those Herdsmen Are Not From Nigeria Why Do Nigerian Government(FG) Frowns At Anybody That Talks ill Of These International Herdsmen Or Possibly Sending The DSS To Pick The Person Up??
The President and Northern governors are saying that you people should allow them kill you for sport.

Anytime a Fulani is killed he becomes Northerner, but when they kill Nigerians which mostly happens in the southern part, then they are from Libya, Mali and Senegal.

Is it not stupidity for the leadership of a country to tell the citizens that people from other countries can come and kill them without any repercussion can Mexicans go and kill people in US without repercussions or even can Malians kill Ghanaian without response from the Ghanaian government. This country is bleeped up and I have been telling my people and keep telling them we should want out with the Biafrans. angry angry angry
PoliticsRe: Fashola In N166bn Road And Bridge Contract Mess - Premium Times by agitator: 11:03am On Jan 25, 2017
PIPPROF:
all the projects are northern project sef undecided undecided undecided undecided
97% and 5% until the south-east/south-south wake up that is how they will be colluding to steal your money to develop their part of the country. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Fashola In N166bn Road And Bridge Contract Mess - Premium Times by agitator:
hmmmmmmmm, the APC saints. grin grin grin grin

BanevsJoker:
Anyone notice how none of these projects is in the South-East? Wan Naijeriya.
South-south where the monies come from is even not on the list. And Some south-south people still supporting these rogues. Stealing from the south-south to develop their regions.

I have been telling my people they should support THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN, with all their soul and might. Nothing for us in wan Naijeriya. Their eyes go soon clear cry cry cry
PoliticsRe: Babachir Lawal's Clearance Will Send The Wrong Message To Trump - The Cable by agitator: 10:04am On Jan 25, 2017
BeeBeeOoh:
He Who Still Believe Buhari Is Fighting Corruption Needs Brain Resuscitation..
What was the zombies expecting, someone who said Abacha wasn't corrupt. There is always an antecedent.

See zombies mentioning journalist as if it is the journalist that cleared him. their baba can never be wrong. grin grin grin

Someone help me with the picture before the elections where zombies were hailing two guys for robbing the Central Bank. Baba carry go, we support you. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Senate To Probe Killing Of IPOB Members by agitator:
wellmax:
Pro Trump Rallyhuh
Stvpidity at its peak.

But again, you don't fight illegality with illegality.
If they have committed any crime before, during or after the rally, there are legal laid down procedures of dealing with such cases. Mindless killing is not one of them.
Congratulations!!! your mumuness no get second. grin grin grin

People dey protest against Trump for America capital, Washington DC and their more superior security force never kill or even arrest anybody. The same thing happen for London. undecided undecided undecided
BusinessRe: Reducing Lending Rate Will Worsen Economy –CBN by agitator: 9:34am On Jan 25, 2017
TRADELYN:
My dear, the CBN is right as we have to spend out of this recession, OK?
I would explain more here or in another thread when I am less busy.

Cheers!
hmmmm, we dey wait. wink wink wink
HealthRe: NAFDAC Destroys Counterfeit Drugs In Port Harcourt (Photos) by agitator: 9:16am On Jan 25, 2017
minister is really working.

Watching is the best form of work. undecided undecided undecided
PoliticsRe: Omoyele Sowore Roughly Handled At UNILAG By Security Agents (Video) by agitator: 9:16am On Jan 25, 2017
efilefun:
hmmmmm
So you no fit open your mouth again? grin grin grin

Good for him, my prayers are with our security men. The security men are really working hard. wink wink wink
BusinessRe: Reducing Lending Rate Will Worsen Economy –CBN by agitator:
This so called rate does not impact the Nigerian economy as it is because banks lend to only the oil & gas, politicians and telecoms giants. Banks hardly lend to SMEs as most times the people with brilliant productive ideas cannot meet the banks requirements. undecided undecided undecided
CrimeRe: Azuofia-Edda Community Of Abakaliki Attacked, Properties Destroyed by agitator: 8:27am On Jan 20, 2017
morereb10:
It seems the only thing Federal Government does this days is to sit around and watch mayhem been unleashed on its citizens and will only react if it concerns any of their friends or families.
If you want to see thier reaction, just arm yourselves in self defense the army will come visiting same night. If I am lying ask zombie afonjas. grin grin grin
FoodRe: Tanzanian Lady: "Ghanaian Jollof Rice Is Better Than Nigerian Jollof Rice" by agitator: 12:14am On Jan 06, 2017
lol grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Cannot Be Islamised-osibanjo by agitator: 12:12am On Jan 06, 2017
worst thank spare tire. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: ‘900 Groups’ Endorse Buhari For Second Term by agitator: 12:14am On Dec 17, 2016
Johnnyessence:
Over 900 groups are seeking the reelection of President Muhammadu Buhari come 2019 even though he is yet to spend half of his four-year term as head of the country. Saadatu Babaji, founder of a group known as 4 plus 4 for Buhari and Ganduje, disclosed this on Thursday. Babaji said the groups were also strategising that the tenure of Abdullahi Ganduje, governor of Kano state, goes beyond 2019. She said arrangements were in place to launch the reelection bid of both men across the country in the coming year. Although Buhari and Ganduje have not made public declarations on reelection, Babaji said series of meetings were ongoing to project the cause. “We have 900 groups across the 36 states, and we have spread across all the 774 local government areas,” she said. “With this kind of number, it is an indication that President Muhammadu Buhari is well accepted to continue in office in 2019 elections.” 'Daily correspondent .
Op change your weed dealer asap, try sapele weed. it is better. angry angry angry
PoliticsRe: Abuja Residents Storm National Assembly With Lamps Over Lack Of Power Supply by agitator: 11:21pm On Dec 15, 2016
herzern:
If Abuja residents are lamentinq..

What is expected of we Ibadan residents?

Power Supply has not been restored since Last Week undecided
ibadan residents are too dull, get the GMB's body odor. grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Why Gencos Can’t Deliver 6000MW Target by agitator: 1:50pm On Dec 13, 2016
omohayek:
The difference is that

1. The residents of New York actually pay market prices for their electricity, unlike in Nigeria where prices are artificially capped at unrealistically low levels.
2. The vast majority of New Yorkers actually pay their bills, unlike the many Nigerians who either refuse to pay or outright steal from the grid.
3. The American federal, state and local governments don't owe their electricity providers billions of dollars, and don't have to be begged for years to pay up.
4. The American electricity providers buy their fuel in dollars, pay their costs in dollars, and charge their clients in dollars, so for them there is no FX risk to worry about.
5. American electrical grids haven't been starved of investment for decades, and they aren't owned by a cash-strapped government that can't even pay its bills, let alone find tens of billions of dollars to make up the difference.
6. The American government doesn't create unnecessary difficulties for foreign investors, and you don't have to worry about "settling" everybody from the police to the governors to get simple things done.

By the way, people on here keep bringing up the "Fashola is a lawyer" thing again and again, without even bothering to absorb the contents of the articles they're commenting on. What in all of the problems listed requires any special engineering expertise? Nigeria's power sector is failing for economic and political reasons, not a lack of engineering expertise; no special engineering insight is required to understand that companies who can't charge enough to cover their costs, or get their customers to pay their debts, can't keep operating at a loss indefinitely.

Everybody wants to blame Fashola for not performing some sort of miracle, but what would anybody do differently that wouldn't have most Nigerians wailing and screaming? Look how much people complained about the last tariff increase, and even that didn't reflect the true costs at the time, or the subsequent inflation. You want reliable power, but none of you want to pay for it.
a country filled with so called intellectual people reasoning crap like this, and people expects the country to progress.

Was it not the same with Nitel?
Nitel were given free license yet they couldn't compete with companies that bought license and installed fresh infrastructure. In saner climes Nitel would have been banned or restricted to allow others operate for sometime to meet up before allowing Nitel operate. In Britain British Telecom (BT) was not allowed to operate Cable Television for five years, to allow the new entrants gain ground for a level competition.

If electricity had been like telecoms (wireless) all these nigerian owned companies would have closed shop since. angry angry angry
PhonesRe: GSM Subscribers To Pay More For Data From Dec.1 (1.5gig To Be N3000 Now) by agitator: 11:29am On Nov 29, 2016
jamace:
100% increase?. Haba, this is not fair o. sad

FG, are you for the masses or against the masses? angry
Social media bill failed so they want to control by increasing data prices.

So many ways to kill a rat. grin grin grin
TravelRe: Nigerians To Pay VAT On International Passports – FIRS by agitator: 10:49am On Nov 29, 2016
Recently we went to a show and there was this muscular man. He will squeeze an orange removing all drops of liquid and offered to pay N100,000 naira to anyone who can squeeze out a drop of liquid. Some many muscular people tried in vain to squeeze out a drop without success. I also tried having budgeted the money already in my mind for investment in MMM, no joy. grin grin grin

Suddenly, out came a very lanky looking guy; he said he wants to have a go. People were sceptical since all the muscular guys in the gathering had tried their luck without success. The guy did not only squeezed out a drop but a glassful of liquid. Everybody was surprised and asked him the type of job he did for a living. He said he works at the FIRS. shocked shocked shocked

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