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I am surprise you have survived up to this date. Let wait and see. |
Ike Ekweremadu, you right if there will be any revolution, it will be against you and your PDP cohort that plunge this country into the deep gulf of poverty. As if that was not enough, news going round had it that the senate has concluded plans to buy 2016 land cruiser Jeep full option. The revolution will start from the red chamber, I promise you that. |
Unfortunately, your write lacks merit and understanding. You expect the soldiers to fold their arms or let their guards while an attempt is made on his life. Are you aware that they soldiers did everything to ward off the group. Of course you wouldn't read that because you are biased and lack of understanding has cloud your good sense of judgment. Please, change topic. |
Fellow Nigerians, if this is true then we should all speak in one voice against this purported act. I remember, few weeks after Mr president was sworn a proposal was brought to him for the purchase of another fleet of cars worth $450million (please correct me if I am wrong about the figure) and he declined and insisted that the money should be returned back to state coffers. But, what do we have with these crop of senators led by Saraki, is nothing but a shame. I hope this story is not true. How come it was not mentioned at the floor before now. I fear this bunch of senators. It is well. |
Let quickly remind Ike ekweremadu, it will take more than 2019 to clear the mess his party (PDP- in any case the most corrupt party in the universe) has inflicted on Nigerians. Nigerians are victim of their corruption. We are now seeing the billionaires PDP created according to Olisa Metu. They should hide their faces in shame and stop talking when meaningful nigerians are talking. I rather watch micky mouse club house or tom and jerry than to listen to Olisa Metu or his members. God bless nigeria. |
Chief Bode, there is not wrong in dreaming, but just wake up after your dream that will never come to pass. Not after the arms gate revelations and others. |
Of what value will it add to the lives of Nigerians. I rather follow the likes of 'Aki and Pawpaw' at least to have some sense of humour. God bless Nigeria. |
Anyone who thinks that the probe into the armsgate is a distraction is simply telling Nigerian that they do not deserve to know how their money is been spent and lives that are lost deserve to die. Nigerians are victims of corruption. |
Selective because none of your family members are victim of these neglect and corruption. Otherwise, you would have been calling for their head without trial. The simple question you should have asked was did he commit the crime or not? God bless Nigeria. |
If Buhari is inflicting pain and hardship on Nigerian, then your administration made a lot of Nigerians victims of corruption and refugee of hardship when crude oil was sold above $100/per barrel. Chief Metu, the only regret I have is that I am wasting my data bundle if not for sake of some Nigerians who were not acquitted with the leaders you party forced down on nigerians. I hope your name will not be mentioned in the arm scandal. God bless Nigeria. |
I am compelled to respond to Dr Ngozi mail that "we need not to go the west for help as victim". A simple answer is that Nigerians are victims of their corrupt practices. Despite the high price of crude during the last administration, they practical do not have anything to be proud of except the current revelation of arm scam and contract racketeering. God bless nigeria. |
What a disappointing way of wasting your time and internet spaces you used in putting up this uncoordinated write up that lacks in depth. Please, come 2019 to contest I will vote for you. That is if can even win your immediate ward. |
Dear Madam Iweala, If this statement is actually what you said, then is very unfortunate. May I quickly remind you that you were part of the administration that turn Nigerians to be victims of corruption and deceit. You took advantage of Jonathan who believed so much on you guys and devour the economy. Many Nigerians are victim of corruption and bad governance. I honestly, sympathize with Jonathan. No wonder, you did everything to return to power, including sharing our hard earn money in dollars. You have lost it madam. In a more civil society people like you should have gone under or perhaps be converted to monk, devoting their remaining life to prayers, asking God for mercies for the numerous life you have made victim of corruption. I hope your ears are on ground to the currently revelation or they do not mean anything to you, then you may be regarded as those that have thrown good morale to the gutters. Please, I encourage to have a sober reflection and think how we can undo the evil that have happened in past years of PDP "rule" which you were part of. Good bless Nigeria. |
Quite unfortunate that you have been out this world when PMB has been appealing to the world leaders to re-double their efforts to fight corruption and looting of African wealth. Welcome back to earth, but a lot has happened. You need to do some research to update yourself. |
The day a warrior was born in a village, a brave man was also born in a neighboring village. Saraki, let see how far you can go! |
I quite disagree with you. APC is not in a verge of destruction rather she is repositioning herself to be a greater party. However, CCB is an institution of Nigeria not to any political party. For Saraki, he has lost an opportunity to write his name in the heart of nigeria, rather he choose to run to court to seek injunction as usual. Secondly, there are no time limit for crime not to be investigated. Before the election, he campaigned against impunity and abuse of court order during GEJ administration. I encourage every Nigerian to stand firm against corruption not matter who is affected. If found guilty, let him face the law. Lastly, think about the huge sum of looted money in the hands of few, while many are suffering in poverty. |
'Others, he added, were adoption of policy of zero tolerance for corruption and intensification of efforts to defeat insurgency in the North East, among others' Please, SDP should tell nigerians something else not zero tolerance for corruption. Maybe we should remind him a familiar quote " Stealing is not corruption" |
I have read the post from OMAR BANGURA and I must confess he has made some valid points which I will appreciate if every youth in this forum should reflect on. War or any form of social disturbances can never be used as an alternative to peace. A quick look at Liberia, Sierra lone, Iraq etc none of these country will remain the same again. It took the grace of God to bring my family out from the consequences of the nigeria civil war, which we were not part of planning. So, I will appreciate if all would toll the line of peace and disgrace our politicians who wants us to continue along the ethno-religious divide while they feed fat on our collective resources. God bless Nigeria. |