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Please please try to see that this money is returned to the true owner. This charitable act may be the one action that will lead you to Jannah. I have more trust with local radio stations. The owner may have already lodged a complaint there. It may not be too difficult to get and ascertain who the genuine owner is. As a person with conscience and fear of God, You will never have a rest of mind if you spend that money without exhausting the efforts to reach the owner. May Allah bless you. |
iammo:Try to discuss in English. Do you really mean armless people or just unarmed weaponless persons?
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iammo:What an outburst! I must have touched a raw nerve. Don’t worry boy, the Ghanaians mean no harm. Your sisters can sneak back and continue with your family trade. |
iammo:I can guess what state you are from |
Stella Oduah’s 419 airport cake decoration is falling apart. We told them about this fraud they called renovation , but IPOBs were hailing her. |
Be ware!
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iammo:So you think we should export prostitutes who break the laws of other countries with their immoral and dishonorable trade? |
PDP should be allowed to contest because it is democracy, but only demented Nigerians will vote for PDP even in the next 16 years.
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wink2015:Only a slogan to attract the IPOBs and others, I doubt if he knows exactly what he is talking about. |
ChiefAzubuikeh:You mean in Biafran flooded streets. Well, it can’t be fish. As for war, there is no point. |
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The mistake narrow minded persons make is that they believe that the more paper qualifications you have the more qualified you are are to lead. Which is not always true as the people demonstrate through democratic elections. In some other terms you are also comparing an accomplished Military General with someone without even the most basic military training. The issue is leadership.
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bigfish3k:What you are trying to say is that they are unarmed or they are weaponless. If they are armless, it means they all look like this:
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Is it Buhari who has the wife or Buhari Government (as stated by the drug junkie FFK?) |
DrP2000:“Its your responsible as a doctor to call the police but continue treating the patient while the police comes so that the patient will not escape” ?You are not making sense. Please let’s discuss when you’re sober. |
bigfish3k:“Armless civilians” ? Whatever that means ![]() |
Merimental:Rubbish. I would rarther attend to the patient’s urgent life supporting needs than go fighting miscreant phone photographers. |
ADIEU TO THE BEST FINANCE MINISTER IN RECENT TIMES. For nearly the whole of today, the story of Mrs Kemi's resignation as the Minister if Finance trended the online media. Although, credible among them also carried the story, I remain cautious, especially when a conflicting news followed some few hours later. Now, just a few minutes ago, the President's spokesman, Adesina, made a release to the effect that the President has accepted the resignation of his Minister of Finance, resting the controversy raging for this whole day. In the letter to the President, she gave her reasons as having got caught in a fake certificate saga which trended for sometime now. She told the President that she got her first Nigerian passport at the age of 34, having been born, bred and educated in Europe where her family is based. Upon arrival in Nigeria, she asked for the procedure of remedying her lacking of serving under the compulsory NYSC since she was already past the mandatory 30 year age. And she was then, advised to apply for the exemption certificate, which she did. In the letter, she told the President that she presented the same certificate to her state legislature where she served as a commissioner then; the same certificate to the DSS and the same certificate later, to the National Assembly. She said she was shocked to find out that the certificate issued her by the NYSC was fake as she had no capacity to ascertain its genuineness in the first instance. Hence she is now taking this decision as a path of honour. Whatever the case may be, one thing is instructive here. A precedence has been established where honour now counts in service and in governance. It is not easy to let go when you are enmeshed in the goodies of power, especially in a country such as ours. Some people were confirmed before to have done worse offence and have not let go. She has let go even when she was obviously and innocently shortchanged. No doubt, the present administration has lost a resource who has done much of the pride this administration flaunts as its major achievements in the last three years. Some of her major achievements included the prompt and strict implementation of the Treasury Single Account, along with the BVN, which greatly minimised official theft and fiscal responsibility in spending public funds. She has also succeeded in saving a major crisis in the economy by cohesively organising the FIRS and the Customs and Excise which generated at least 60% of government revenue, swelling the Federation Account with necessary funds for us to survive, especially during the biting recession of the year 2015/2016. Under her watch, the Nigerian pensioners, gratuities, and similar abandoned empowerments were critically addressed. state governments also smiled away with Paris Club disbursements in various tranches. Madam, as you move out of Government, probably back to Europe where you were groomed and where you inadvertently, acquired your exemplary discipline in government, I urge you to continue treading the path of honour. This government has a duty of fishing out the criminals who duped this fine personality and landed her in this big embarrassment, costing us her enormous wealth of knowledge, wisdom, courage and experience and finesse. Until you are vindicated, adieu to the best Finance Minister in recent times. Copied[color=#000099][/color] |
ADIEU TO THE BEST FINANCE MINISTER IN RECENT TIMES. For nearly the whole of today, the story of Mrs Kemi's resignation as the Minister if Finance trended the online media. Although, credible among them also carried the story, I remain cautious, especially when a conflicting news followed some few hours later. Now, just a few minutes ago, the President's spokesman, Adesina, made a release to the effect that the President has accepted the resignation of his Minister of Finance, resting the controversy raging for this whole day. In the letter to the President, she gave her reasons as having got caught in a fake certificate saga which trended for sometime now. She told the President that she got her first Nigerian passport at the age of 34, having been born, bred and educated in Europe where her family is based. Upon arrival in Nigeria, she asked for the procedure of remedying her lacking of serving under the compulsory NYSC since she was already past the mandatory 30 year age. And she was then, advised to apply for the exemption certificate, which she did. In the letter, she told the President that she presented the same certificate to her state legislature where she served as a commissioner then; the same certificate to the DSS and the same certificate later, to the National Assembly. She said she was shocked to find out that the certificate issued her by the NYSC was fake as she had no capacity to ascertain its genuineness in the first instance. Hence she is now taking this decision as a path of honour. Whatever the case may be, one thing is instructive here. A precedence has been established where honour now counts in service and in governance. It is not easy to let go when you are enmeshed in the goodies of power, especially in a country such as ours. Some people were confirmed before to have done worse offence and have not let go. She has let go even when she was obviously and innocently shortchanged. No doubt, the present administration has lost a resource who has done much of the pride this administration flaunts as its major achievements in the last three years. Some of her major achievements included the prompt and strict implementation of the Treasury Single Account, along with the BVN, which greatly minimised official theft and fiscal responsibility in spending public funds. She has also succeeded in saving a major crisis in the economy by cohesively organising the FIRS and the Customs and Excise which generated at least 60% of government revenue, swelling the Federation Account with necessary funds for us to survive, especially during the biting recession of the year 2015/2016. Under her watch, the Nigerian pensioners, gratuities, and similar abandoned empowerments were critically addressed. state governments also smiled away with Paris Club disbursements in various tranches. Madam, as you move out of Government, probably back to Europe where you were groomed and where you inadvertently, acquired your exemplary discipline in government, I urge you to continue treading the path of honour. This government has a duty of fishing out the criminals who duped this fine personality and landed her in this big embarrassment, costing us her enormous wealth of knowledge, wisdom, courage and experience and finesse. Until you are vindicated, adieu to the best Finance Minister in recent times. Copied[color=#990000][/color] |
Merimental:Is it only the Doctor who should judge this as irresponsible? I believe the picture was taken by an adult who should know better. The work of the Doctor is already complicated without the additional role of a Policeman |
*The chain effect has started* Premium Times , ask him this question: ABUBAKAR Bukola Saraki - Where is your NYSC certificate? Abubakar Bukola Saraki was born on 19 December 1962 to the family of Olusola Saraki, a senator (1979–1983) and a one time Senate Leader of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and his mother Florence Morenike Saraki. He attended King's College, Lagos, from 1973 to 1978, and Cheltenham College in the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1981 for his High School Certificate. He then studied at the London Hospital Medical College of the University of London from 1982 to 1987, where he obtained his M.B.B.S (London). Saraki worked as a medical officer at Rush Green Hospital, Essex, from 1988 to 1989. He was a director of Société Générale Bank (Nig) Ltd from 1990 to 2000. In 2000, President Olusegun Obasanjo appointed Saraki as Special Assistant to the President on Budget. During his tenure, Saraki initiated the Fiscal Responsibility Bill. Saraki also served on the Economic Policy Coordination Committee, etc etc ....they have started asking for his NYSC certificate. Copied. |
Sai Baba. They can never derail your good work. Carry on reinventing Nigeria. Buhari till 2023.
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[quote author=luckingto50 post=71208923][/quote]Former president Goodluck Jonathan had to skip 31 Generals who were Seniors to Kenneth Minimah by retiring them so that his kinsman, Minimah can become the Chief of Army Staff!
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ItzBIM:Are you a thief ? |
The international developers again The world should isolate this pariah primitive forest tribe,since they can’t fit into civilized social norms. |
Primusinterpares:Obviously you are talking about paper qualification. To qualify for a public office in a democracy, you need more than paper qualification. Otherwise we will just go to the universities and bring professors to man every government office. |
babyphaze07:There still some decent Nigerians who can resign because of honest mistakes. I remember a criminal minister who stayed put despite her unauthorized purc of armored cars and false claim of a degree from and American university and of the cheap and deceitful whitewashing of of airports across the country in the name of expensive renovation. Stella Oduah’s airport decoration didn’t take upto 2 years before it started falling apart. Please go and examine the flagship of her Christmas decoration - that is Enugu airport and you willshed tears. |
DGs of DSS: 1990 - 1992 : Chief Albert Horsefall 1992 - 1998 : Chief Peter Nwaoduah 1998 - 2007 : Chief Kayode Are 2007 - 2010 : Afakriya Gadzama 2010 - 2015 : Ita Ekpeyong. 2015 - 2018: Daura 2018 - ? : Bichi And now: One of DSS Acts as copied: According to the Act that setup DSS, it is a special security outfit to protect the President himself & his family and other VIPs. They are �% loyal to the President & not to the country, even though they are setup by the country. They do not work like Police or other military forces. They receive special security training to protect President and defend him and his office. DSS was setup as a measure to counter coup from military forces, hence their loyalty to the President �% alone. They are always prepared for any shakeup without reading meaning to it. That’s the nature of their job. In view of this, any President is at liberty to choose whoever he deemed fit to head the institution that was setup to protect him. For example ... When OBJ was president ... the head of DSS was Col. Kayode Are When Jonathan was President, Ita Ekpeyong was the head of DSS. Therefore, if OBJ could have someone he trusted from his region and Jonathan chose someone he trusted from his region too, so why do you expect PMB to retain someone who he couldn’t trust to head his personal security team from other region, knowing the kind of politics of hatred and bitterness we are playing in this country? More especially when he was nearly killed in Aso Villa. Let’s be honest, fair and sincere to ourselves. Also let’s learn to respect our laws and constitution. That’s what the law says and no ethnic bigotry can change that. Credit-Ike Okafor[color=#770077][/color] |
Racoon:The particularly noisy southerners have been wishing Buhari dead. They are openly praying for his death. Some have even announced his death. And now these slowpokes want him to appoint their kinsmen as his security chiefs, so that they can finish him. Can you see this stupidity? And they are pained that Buhari doesn’t want to be killed. |
resurgent2019:I know it is your wish, but you and me may die before him. Beware what you wish others. Nigeria is waxing strong under Buhari but the criminals are not happy. |
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this small small countries trying to look for a diplomatic war from Nigeria. I remember when nigerdelta avengers was blocking supply of crude to ghana., the whole country instantly went up in blackout. the last time we closed our land border to Cotonou, their country economy almost collapsed. even when fashola cut of people enjoying our power supply because of debt, all their president came to beg in abuja
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