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Orlando Owoh: You made no point.I know you will be here. Igbo hater. |
Pukkah: Be bold. Debate the issues. Quit insults.Where is the insult? I only made a comment in a country where there is free speech just like you made yours. |
nonsense. So which Governor? |
the regulars are appearing. Seems their blood pressure boils at the mention of GEJ. LOL. But alas, they can only rant online. |
nonsense |
dunk2011: Jealous ....my guy abeg post yr pics ....no mind bad belly people jariiii....Its people like you that these type of things impress. I bet you will copy the pictures and post them as yours shortly. |
santakris: That serves him right. Money miss road.He is a Governor. Which one be money miss road? |
is that the meaning of abandon? These journalists of nowadays. |
Stoopid kid. Act like an adult OP. |
you chased him. How? With whips and brooms? |
how is this possible? |
no need to finish it, its enough. If everyone posts pictures of their trip abroad on NairaLand, Nairaland servers will crash. |
Orlando Owoh: You don't have anything meaningful to say. Leave the thread.you are just seeking relevance. Who told you Anambra people needs you to advice them? |
OP - let the dead bury their dead. If you are not from Anambra, kindly shut your mouth because noone wants these kind of advice from you. |
duerap: I never knew this country has a railway system, not to talk of a governing body! mtchewwHow will you know. Shows you are uninformed. Simple. |
of course BREATH. |
you dont know the road to the market? |
Your thread title says Kano State governor, the story says Kogi state governor. Na wa o/ |
you people will not stop amazing me. If he gave more than 2m, you will be the first to start a topic saying GEJ is wasting Nigeria's money. Haba. If you want more money given them, add your own, thats the initiative of the private sector and other state governments. |
Call the Nigerian Embassy in London or go there. If you are in the UK, how expensive is it to travel to London? And you want to travel to Nigeria, which one is more expensive? |
[size=13pt]PDP crisis: NRC board passes vote of no confidence in Baraje[/size] MEMBERS of the board of Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), on Tuesday, passed a vote of no confidence in its chairman, Alhaji Kawu Baraje. The board members, in a petition to President Goodluck Jonathan, which was sent through the Minister of Transport, Senator Idris Umar, accused Baraje of dereliction of duty. The members said that Baraje had failed to promptly convene board meetings as prescribed by the NRC Act. In the letter dated November 6, 2013, the board members said it was statutory for the board to hold a minimum of four and maximum of eight meetings in a quarter. The letter, signed by the committee chairman on mechanical, electrical, signal and telecommunication, Mr Ehiozuwa Johnson Agbonayinma, was said to have enjoyed the support of other members of the board. They expressed concern at the inability of the board under Baraje to meet up with the minimum requirement in the last quarter, and pointed out that the board was yet to have a meeting in the current quarter. The petition, which was also copied to Vice President Namadi Sambo and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Pius Anyim, indicated that Baraje’s “inability or refusal” to convene board meetings, as statutorily prescribed, had stalled progress of the board in the discharge of its duties.” The letter, entitled “A vote of no confidence in Alhaji Kawu Baraje, chairman, NRC Board of Directors,” read in part: “We, concerned members of the board of directors of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) have painstakingly reviewed the activities, in recent times, of the board chairman, Alhaji Kawu Baraje and come to the conclusion that his conduct is a violation of the NRC constitution and, therefore, not in the interest of the corporation. “We wish to inform you of the persistent inability of the board chairman to promptly convene board meetings as prescribed by NRC Act. “It is statutory for the board to hold a minimum of four and a maximum of eight meetings in every quarter of the year, in order to effectively discharge the statutory obligation of the board, in line with the President’s Transformation Agenda. “It is of great concern that, the board did not meet up with the minimum requirement in the last quarter and is yet to have a meeting in the new quarter, which is almost coming to an end.” http://tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/26191-pdp-crisis-nrc-board-passes-vote-of-no-confidence-in-baraje.html |
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na now you sabi am? |
agbameta: Unlike the boring, unexciting, incompetent and uncoordinated losers above...You must be high on your own urine. Many people don toe this line wey u dey toe on this forum, where dem dey today? The Eko Iles comes to mind, dem never tire? |
it happened in Zambia - see the story here. And it was a mob who stripped her before she was handed to the police. http://tumfweko.com/2013/05/24/another-woman-in-ndola-stripped-Unclad-in-public/ |
it happened in Zambia - see the story here. And it was a mob who stripped her before she was handed to the police. http://tumfweko.com/2013/05/24/another-woman-in-ndola-stripped-Unclad-in-public/ |
and you have to start a thread to tell us your addictions? |
simple. word of mouth. |
how does this person resemble Denrele? maybe the p...enis. |
so what? |
agbameta: I really can not be bothered with shallow, ignorant, tribal and ethnic jingoists with nothing intelligent to contribute..With the point he made? And you said he doesnt have anything intelligent to contribute? Haba. |