 Politics › Re: APC Crisis: Northern Leaders Move To Cut Tinubu To Size by anigold(m): 2:55pm On May 11, 2015 |
gratieao:
Buhari will give Tinubu Awolowo treatment.
Awo betrayed the Igbos to please his slave masters, who later turned the heat on him. Northerner leaders’ve given prominent Yoruba men an overdose of humiliation that will last them a life time despite using them to fight the civil war.
Did Awo die a fulfilled man? NO ……the Hausa Fulani whose interest he severed during the civil war sent him to grave. Jakande was used by IBB to rope Awo into treasonable felony …Awo later committed suicide. Bros u are harsh ooo.. but its the truth but this one is as bitter as vinegar... |
| Politics › Re: APC Crisis: Northern Leaders Move To Cut Tinubu To Size by anigold(m): 2:50pm On May 11, 2015 |
Trailblazer1:
http://www.naij.com/436247-apc-crisis-northern-leaders-move-to-cut-tinubu-to-size.html This is not news,its happening as expected. I have been saying this for while now in this forum... The west playing political house-boys to the north since 1969. You cant play second fiddle and expect to be the first. Since tinubu sponsored almost 80% of Apcs success why did the so-called wise yoruba APC brought out a yoruba flag-bearer. Sooner Tinubu will be schemed out by then the west will turned to the east/south for political solace thats when I will laugh in latin because that support wont come... The western APC were busy insulting and fighting GEJ not knowing the North were just using them as political puns.... |
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| Business › Re: Dangote Cannot Afford To Buy Arsenal Football Club – Etcetera by anigold(m): 10:35am On May 09, 2015 |
Joshkid:
http://www.punchng.com/columnists/etcetera/dangote-cannot-afford-to-buy-arsenal-football-club/ Arsenal is a profitable brand even after not winning the EPL and trophies for years the club is still returning good profits... Arsenal remains the best runned club in The EPL... but am not sure Stan kroenke will want to sell his shares. OSMANOV has been battling how to buy more shares. Dangote should look at buying into the club cos that will be possible..... Owning a club is not as rosy as most feels. Owning a club is like owning a megayatch by billionaires.... Most fans dont understand the complexity of running a Football Club... |
| Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation 1-Year Anniversary In Pictures by anigold(m): 8:55am On May 09, 2015 |
otiigba1:
Yes! For a fee of £1000 each, any woman wiĺl pose for a photo with any body,  even if they are ugly like obasanjo Well some ladies are rich and self-sufficient.. but for most money means everything thing to them. I mean everything.... Even my sisters and female cousins told me its "better to cry in a range rover than to cry in a kekenapep"  |
| Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation 1-Year Anniversary In Pictures by anigold(m): 8:50am On May 09, 2015 |
bugativeron:
People from your side are so clueless like the man you are promoting. When other tribes voted your principal in 2011 they were not tribalistic. With all the harm your man has done to Nigeria you still want us to return him. Mthewweeee Harm like giving Nigeria a peaceful existence. That's the greatest achievement ever in the history of this country... Am sure if he was reckless and we had a civil war now,you wont have the freedom to post this. If your saint Buhari was in GEJ"shoes with all the elements of under-age voting and election malpractice, Nigeria would have been in worse situation than the Libya drama...... Calling a Man that has given u peace CLUELESS is the height of hypocrisy. You are just following the footsteps of your tribalistic past leaders.. and one was begging to be made President of Nigeria just for a day |
| Politics › Re: Buhari's Ministers,Lawmakers To Get N9bn Housing,furniture Allowance by anigold(m): 8:40am On May 09, 2015 |
lolaxavier:
Senators and members of the House of Representatives that will constitute the 8th National Assembly and ministers to be appointed by President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), will on assumption of office receive welcome perks amounting to N9bn.
The perks of office include the housing allowance which each of the incoming office holder is entitled to receive once a year, the furniture allowance which they are entitled to once in four years and motor vehicle loan which they are entitled to once in their tenure.
The perks are some of the non-regular allowances that the political office holders are entitled to as prescribed by the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission.
There are other allowances, both regular and irregular ones, but housing, furniture and motor vehicle are paid at the beginning of the tenure of the office holders to ensure that they settle down appropriately.
Housing allowance for the political office holders is 200 per cent of their annual salaries; furniture is 300 per cent and motor vehicle loan is 400 per cent.
The eighth National Assembly will be inaugurated by Buhari on June 5 after the expiration of the tenure and dissolution of the 7th National Assembly on the same date.
Membership of the eighth National Assembly include 109 senators and 360 members of the House of Representatives elected on the platform of different political parties from across the country.
Investigation by one of our correspondents showed that each of the senators would be paid N4, 052,800 on the assumption of office as housing allowance. They will also be paid the same amount every year because the housing allowance is on annual basis.
This means that 107 senators will be paid a total of N433, 649,600m as housing allowance annually.
The Senate President and the Deputy Senate President are not entitled to this allowance because their own accommodation is to be provided by the Federal Government.
Similarly, each member of the House of Representatives will be paid N3, 970,425 as housing allowance on assumption of office.
This means that the 358 representatives will be collecting a total of N1, 421,412,150 as housing allowance. Again, the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives are excluded from this allowance as the Federal Government is to provide their own accommodation.
Following the monetisation of entitlements of public officials, the lawmakers lost the right to occupy houses built and maintained by the government. Consequently, the Federal Government sold the houses previously occupied by the lawmakers to them.
The principal officers of the National Assembly also benefited from the sale of the houses. As a result, the Federal Capital Territory Administration is at present building new houses for the lawmakers that will emerge as the Senate President, the Deputy Senate President, the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker.
For furniture, each of the senators is to get N6, 079,200. The furniture for both the Senate President and his deputy are to be fully provided by the government. This means that 107 senators will get a total of N650, 474,400 as furniture allowance. Furniture allowance is paid once in four years
Each member of the House of Representatives will be paid N5, 955,637.50 as furniture allowance. This means that 358 representatives (excluding the speaker and his deputy) will collect a total of N2, 132,118,225 for furniture.
For vehicle, each of the senators is entitled to N8, 105,600 while each representative is entitled to N7, 940,850.50. This means that 107 senators will collect N867, 299,200 for vehicle while 358 representatives will collect N2, 842,824,479 for the same purpose.
The allowance for vehicle had been controversial. According to RMAFC, this allowance payable once in four years is a loan for any member that wants. This means that it is repayable.
In 2007, each senator had been given the loan to purchase vehicles. Few months after they had received the loan, the current Senate President, David Mark, demanded that the money totalling about N856m should be converted to grants for official cars.
Mark made the request in a letter addressed to the Chairman of the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Allocation Commission.
In the letter dated November 15, 2007 and titled “Monetisation policy as it affects senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” Mark said the senators were not properly briefed that the money was given to them as loan.
He said if senators had known that the money was loan, they would have had the opportunity to exercise the choice of refusal.
He therefore requested that the money should be converted to official car allowance although according to the monetisation policy of the Federal Government, only the President of the Senate and his deputy are entitled to official cars. The funding for cars for other lawmakers had been built into their salaries which are paid on monthly basis.
RMAFC insisted that the money was a loan and could not be converted to a grant as the lawmakers’ benefits had been monetised. It is not clear how the matter ended as both parties refused to respond to media requests on the issue.
On the executive side, each minister that will serve in the cabinet of Buhari is entitled to a housing allowance of N3, 915,160.
There are indications that the President-elect will shrink his cabinet by doing away with the ministers of state. However, there is a limit to how far he can reduce the cabinet positions. Constitutionally, each state of the federation must be represented in the cabinet.
This leaves him with at least 36 ministers as against the 42 ministers in President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. Cumulatively, the ministers are to receive N140, 945,760 as housing allowance.
Each minister is also entitled to a furniture allowance of N6, 079,200. Cumulatively, this comes to N218, 851,200. Each of them is also entitled to a vehicle loan of N7, 830,320. This comes to a total of N281, 891,520.
When put together, the housing, furniture and vehicle allowances payable to the lawmakers and ministers will amount to about N7.3bn. The remaining N1.7bn will cater for other perks of office such as motor vehicle maintenance, fuelling, and others.
Apart from these irregular allowances, there are other regular perks of office that are paid to lawmakers on a monthly basis. These include motor vehicle maintenance and fuelling. This is pegged at 75 per cent of their monthly salary.
Others are personal assistant, 25 per cent; domestic staff, 75 per cent; entertainment, 30 per cent; utilities, 30 per cent; newspapers/periodicals, 15 per cent; wardrobe, 25 per cent; house maintenance, five per cent; and constituency, 250 per cent.
There are other entitlements that they do not receive direct payments for but are provided and paid for by the government. These are special assistants, security and legislative aides. What this means is that those engaged in these capacities are paid directly by the government as the allowances cannot be claimed by political office holders. These allowances apply to senators and members of the House of Representatives.
Medical expenses are also borne by the government when they have need for them.
The lawmakers are also entitled to tour duty allowance, estacode (when they travel) and recess allowances. For a senator, the tour duty allowance is N37, 000 per night; the estacode is $950 per night and the recess allowance is 10 per cent of their annual salary.
For a member of the House of Representatives, the tour duty allowance is N35, 000 per night; the estacode is $900 per night and the recess allowance is 10 per cent of their annual salary.
The allowances for ministers vary slightly from those of the lawmakers. The allowances of the ministers include motor vehicle fuelling and maintenance – 75 per cent of their salaries. Others are personal assistant, 25 per cent; domestic staff, 75 per cent; entertainment, 45 per cent; utilities, 30 per cent; monitoring, 20 per cent and newspapers/periodicals, 15 per cent.
Their security personnel, medicals and special assistants are also provided. The tour duty allowance is N35, 000 per night; the estacode is $900 per night and the leave allowance is 10 per cent of their annual salary.
Special Advisers and Special Assistants to the President to be appointed by the president are also entitled to housing and furniture allowances, special allowances and motor vehicle loan but it is not certain how many of these advisers Buhari is going to appoint.
The housing allowance of a special adviser is N3, 885,750; furniture – N5, 828,625; motor vehicle loan N7, 771,500.
The regular allowances of a special adviser include motor vehicle fuelling and maintenance – 75 per cent of their salaries; personal assistant – 25 per cent; domestic staff – 75 per cent; entertainment – 45 per cent; utilities – 30 per cent; and newspapers/periodicals – 15 per cent.
Again, their security personnel, medicals and special assistants are also provided for. The tour duty allowance is N25, 000 per night; the estacode is $800 per night and the leave allowance is 10 per cent of their annual salary.
Severance allowance is paid to each of the office holders at the end of their tenure in government.
Our correspondents had reported that President Goodluck Jonathan, Vice-President Namadi Sambo, non-returning federal lawmakers, ministers and aides to the President will collect N3.24bn as severance allowance.
Although political office holders in the country are among the highest paid government officials in the world, our correspondents also reported that the worry of many Nigerians is not what they earn officially but what accrues to them through self-appropriation and corruption.
Senators-elect want pay cut extended to all arms of govt
Some senators-elect have supported the call for the cut in salaries and allowances of the National Assembly members.
The lawmakers, in separate interviews on Friday with Saturday PUNCH, said that such reduction must be extended to all tiers and arms of government.
The Senator-elect for Ekiti North Senatorial District, Mr. Duro Faseyi, expressed support for reduction in cost of governance.
Faseyi, in a telephone interview with one of our correspondents on Friday, said the reduction must cut across the tiers of government.
He said, “I am in support of reduction of cost of governance because we have to look at the Internally Generated Revenue and the state of economy.
“The executives and judiciary must also be in support. The executive, especially, should agree so that we can use the money for what will benefit the common man.
“I support whatever would make life meaningful and improve the living condition of people, but it should be for the benefits of the common man.”
Also, the senator-elect representing Rivers South-East, Chief Olaka Wogu, expressed the need for a review of the salaries or recurrent expenditures in every sector of the economy.
Wogu, however, cautioned that funds meant for constituency projects should be increased.
The senator-elect explained that the current economic situation in the country would not be able to sustain the huge cost of governance.
He added that rather than reduce funds for constituency projects, focus should be on recurrent expenditure.
Wogu said, “Funds for constituency projects must not be reduced. They represent the projects that are done on behalf of the representatives in their constituencies and they are executed by the executive. They are not executed by the members.
“I have not been to the Senate and I don’t know their salaries. But when I say all sectors should not be isolated in the review of salaries, I mean all sectors. So, if I go to the Senate, I want to attract projects for my senatorial district. I intend to ensure that projects come to my district. So, the volume of funds available for that should go up.
“But the earnings of senators and all functionaries of government, including the senators should go down; that is cost of governance. Our economy cannot carry it today. Our pay as representatives can go down, but cost of public good must go up. That, in itself, will promote development. It will also lead to a better economy. Our problem today is that we spend too much on recurrent and too little on capital expenditure.”
But the Senator-elect for Plateau South Senatorial District, Lt.- Gen. Jeremiah Useni, said he would not be able to comment on the slash in the cost of governance until the inauguration of the eighth National Assembly.
‘It is unnecessary’
The All Progressives Congress member representing Zamfara Central Senatorial District, Senator Kabiru Marafa, described as unnecessary, the calls for the reduction in the salaries and allowances of federal lawmakers.
Marafa, in an interview with one of our correspondents, said those making the demand were ignorant of the actual amount accruable as salaries and allowances to each senator or member of the House of Representatives.
He described as untrue, media reports that a senator earns a monthly salary of N29m and promised to resign as a senator if anyone could prove that his salary per month was up to N1m.
Marafa, who said his salary was not up to N1m a month, said the call for salary reduction could only be justified if members of the public could determine the actual amount that a federal legislator is being paid a month.
He said, “What Nigerians need to know about these allowances is that they should be educated properly about what a senator or House of Representatives member earns. The figure being branded as allowances and salaries of federal lawmakers all over the place is incorrect.
“Not quite long ago, some figures were posted on the Internet and they came up with a figure of about N29m per month but if you look at the rundown, you will see there are severance allowances there which they claimed formed certain percentage of the total salary per month.”
http://www.punchng.com/news/buharis-ministers-lawmakers-to-get-n9bn-housing-furniture-allowance/ How about the funds for constituency development? When the cost of governance is the highest in Nigeria since 1990.... that creates a medium for waste of funds.. |
| Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation 1-Year Anniversary In Pictures by anigold(m): 8:27am On May 09, 2015 |
kastonkastrol:
obasanjo is one man that has given his all to this nation. He is well respected statesman in Nigeria and abroad. But I think the biggest mistake he made in his life was giving nigerians the CLUELESS one as a president. And today his godson has successfully became the number1 corrupt leader that ever ruled this nation.
Gej, it will never be well with you, posterity will surely catch up with you and by God's grace, prison will be abode after may29. Amen one of the blind APCs e-touts who sees nothing good in GEJ.. because he is probably not from his tribe. Tribal-POLITICS is now the new political trend in Nigeria... |
| Politics › Re: Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation 1-Year Anniversary In Pictures by anigold(m): 8:24am On May 09, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Breaking News: The Female Trekker Of GEJ To Join Her Partner Tommorow[see PICS] by anigold(m): 8:22am On May 09, 2015 |
Feranmicharles:
by me or the trekkers Complete insanity by the trekkers... how such events becomes news is ridiculous, journalism us becoming comical.. people trek each day to their work places and is not in the news... Nawao |
| Politics › Re: Breaking News: The Female Trekker Of GEJ To Join Her Partner Tommorow[see PICS] by anigold(m): 10:11pm On May 08, 2015 |
Feranmicharles:
This trekking drama is getting more interesting as the family of @gloria_speaks(female trekker) finally agrees,that should continue the journey. 
See tweets
Cc: lalasticlala Complete insanity... |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 1:35pm On May 08, 2015 |
hensben:
I know very well Buhari has integrity, he wouldn't do such thing unlike gej who has no single truth in his mouth..GEJ was servicing the elite and friends in Niger delta so how is he different from what you think Buhari is. To be very honest and sincere buhari is a good man,and GEJ too is a good man. But being good alone with no leadership qualities cant begat good governance.. Buhari+corrupt APC leaders+ Ex- PDP corrupt leaders= a failed governance Except Buhari cuts of the last two components then we should not expect anything good from his administration... |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 1:29pm On May 08, 2015 |
klax:
Haaa do I heard you mentioned Yoruba Pls go back to bed you must have woke up on the wrong side.
I'm not Yoruba nor Hausa but biko bros my people from the East are the tribalist champion in Nigeria get that fact now and wake up again. My own immediate family I mean own uncle hated me simply because I have too many Yoruba, Edo and hausa friends asking me why And all these guys are my childhood friends they have done me no wrong all he want is for ne to run away from them but when I could not bear his presure I have to banned him from my father's house and told him if he comes back to preach that boloks hate here I will slit his throat and I mean it. He got 5 big building in Lagos, doing all his business in Lagis, he has be living in Surulere now for 33 year yet hate the yoruba then why staying in their land what a man a real man is simply if you hate something stay away from it that is what make a man but you hated them built 5 big buildings all in their land, doing business in their land and yet hate them its better if you know you dont like them go back to your own land simple but to only has 4 room face and face house in the village yet preaching hate plsss don't let us digress this thread abeg this is just to say few if I open up it will turn this thread messy my tribe is my tribe but I won't join tribal thrash or hate anybody because he or she is yoruba, edo or hausa I won't never I don't shy from the truth I will say it boldly i dont care what anybidy feels but that does not permit anybody to insult my tribe. God bless. Later I made my comment based on my experiences may be an just unlucky to meet very good igbo persons or am just unlucky to meet some highly TRIBAListic yoruba folks.. am not saying all yorubas or hausas are tribalistic. I have meet some good yoruba folks but the most that I have meet really hate and disrespect my tribe... I also know they are tribal bigots all over Nigeria cos of the influence of their tribalistic past leaders.. I dont wanna mention names again cos we all know them.. |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 1:14pm On May 08, 2015 |
Jesusloveyou:
whether good or bad, everyone knows that south south is d first region to start work with, that is why i urge south south to vote out gej,we don't need d presidency,we want development. Wao what an irony hahahahaha the reason the north and west voted out GEJ had alot to do with the betterment with their regions. AM not sure buhari will impact any meaningful development in the EAST and SOUTH. its gonna be the north and the west all the way. GEJ had opportunity to develop the south and east but he thought concentrating in the north will give him political advantage during the polls,forgetting that Nigeria is made up of EXTREMELY TRIBALISTIC TRIBES... THE ELECTION PROVED THIS WHEN HE LOST IN ALL THE NORTHERN AND WESTERN STATES. am sure "Abacha or ibb" could have won in atleast 2 states in the east or south... And GEJ was better than these two past leaders... TRIBALISM AND CORRUPTION ARE THERE EBOLA AND CANCER THAT IS SLOWLY KILLING NIGERIA.. |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 8:38am On May 08, 2015 |
eluquenson:
Most tribalistic human being in Nigeria are the SE and SS people
That's why the SW people are so intelligent and hardly be deceived.
Who be fool? Please am not igbo nor yoruba. But according to my experiences the most TRIBALISM tribe in Nigeria is not igbo... I will give it to either yoruba or hausa... |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 8:33am On May 08, 2015 |
hensben:
And yet they call Yorubas coward..the way these people they reason ehn dey baffle me
As a Niger delta man I reject GEJ with my vote cos I already knew he is a chronic lier.
Integrity and dignity matters a lot, everything shouldn't be all about money. That was your choice not to vote for GEJ and you think buhari will leave the north and the west to focus of your problems in the south-south... UNA FA chi chom ching. |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 8:28am On May 08, 2015 |
QuotaSystem:
Meanwhile while they were calling northerners almajiri, Gov. Kwankwaso was building the longest fly over bridge in Africa, without FG and without 13% derivation.
Why couldn't Ndigbo, even as a region, cooperate to build this phantom 2nd Niger bridge themselves instead of letting it to be used as an object of mockery by any president that wants to use the region? Why waste productive time in idle and empty chestbeating?
Clearly they are learning their lessons now. Thats good but is he building the flyover from Agricultural revenue or from Oil Revenue? The last time I check oil represent over 89% of our National income,and Agriculture have been greatly neglected.. |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Deceived Ndigbo On2nd Niger Bridge, Ohanaeze Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 8:15am On May 08, 2015 |
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| Sports › Re: Ruby Igwe In An Open Letter Urge DANGOTE To Buy Man United Instead Of Arsenal by anigold(m): 8:42pm On May 07, 2015 |
shedrack222:
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Daughter of the late veteran Nollywood producer, director, writer, teacher and mentor, Amaka Igwe, Ruby Igwe has written an open to Aliko Dangote, disclosing to him, her opinion on the indicated interest to purchase Arsenal football club.
If we recall, the billionaire lost the bid to land a stake in Arsenal Football club in 2010. He, however, revealed recently that he is still interested in buying the club.
Here is an excerpt of the open letter from DailyPost below:
[b] Dear Mr. Dangote.
Of course you should buy the Gunners. It’s a sound investment to invest in football, I think financially. And of course in terms of reputation, having a stake in a club is epic. And of course you have the cash. That’s indisputable. However, I have two propositions for you.
Please buy Manchester United instead. Just because.
If you don’t want to, that’s fine. But if you have change, after the Gunners, invest in the football in Nigeria. I can a$$ure you that it’s not only in the UEFA Champions League, or the English Premier League, or La Liga, or Bundesliga, that you will find good soccer. What these leagues have in common is solid financial backing, and solid infrastructure. They have created an internationally celebrated, culturally appreciated, economically viable system.
As such, I find solace in my red Man Utd shirt. I watch David de Gea‘s saves in awe, and I want very much to go to Old Trafford. I feast on the history and the statistics that I find about George Best and Alex Ferguson and David Beckham, and I can’t count how many times Manchester United has broken my heart.
I digress.
If you invest in the football in Nigeria, maybe people will feel the way they feel about Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United; about Enyimba. Maybe my mates will make good money playing for Nigeria’s local and national teams. Maybe watching football and sports live in Lagos and Lafia will become a favourite past time. Maybe we will know more Nigerian players by name and not because of what non-national club they play for.
Maybe there won’t be that much traffic every time in Lagos because the stadium will be packed full. Maybe the clothing and manufacturing industries will be revived by making jerseys and other memorabilia. Maybe students can find modes of expression and survival in sports in general, instead of trying to conform to what they are not.
So Sir. Please do Nigeria a favour and invest in the infrastructure of our football. Invest in change.
Don’t just donate, in case it becomes pocket-oriented. Don’t make a local investment. Go hard. Go national. Consult people, including football fanatics, and lay out a battle plan. Invest in our football and follow your investment until you see the sizeable returns that can and will actualize. Invest in generations to come.
Nigeria will thank you.
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Cc::: lalasticlala Dangote is an Arsenal fan period... |
| Romance › Re: 10 Shameful Things Guys Do When They Mistakenly Impregnate Their Girlfriends by anigold(m): 8:38pm On May 07, 2015 |
tosyne2much:
Source: http://tosyne2much..com/2015/05/im-not-exempted-from-this-shameful-acts.html
 Wait a minute did u just say mistakenly. So He mistakenly removed his trouser. And she mistakenly removed her whatever. And she mistakenly open her legs. And He mistakenly climb. And both of them mistakenly enjoyed the show. And this mistake mistakenly lasted for 5 to 25minutes. And now you OP mistakenly posted this on nairaland. Abeg its was not a mistake... |
| Health › Re: MouthAction Is ‘bigger Cause Of Throat Cancer Than Tobacco’ by anigold(m): 3:44pm On May 07, 2015 |
cilifa:
haa, my boyfriend won't agree to these ooo.
I cant stop givin BJ ooo.
Am FTC ..... free BJ for all the males that comments on these topic. But u have no gender...sure you are hermaphrodite.. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Counting On You, Anyaoku Tells Buhari by anigold(m): 8:02am On May 07, 2015 |
jingh:
Yeah the expectation is too much, why wount we when a failure almost destroyed our country completely.
My Nigeria Which failure ho that failure that accepted defeat for the sake of our fragile democracy.. When success lost last 5 years people had to die.. That failure that prevented a civil war. That failure allowed freedom of expression to the opposition.. That failure that made Nigeria the largest economy in Africa... am not sure u could love to be a refugee in libya and be sexually abused every blessed day.. Here you are insulting the man that prevented that... Your success is now in aso rock and has started deviating from his compaign promises when the race is about to start... |
| Politics › Re: Thecable Apologises To Soyinka Over ‘Igbo’ Story by anigold(m): 6:59am On May 07, 2015 |
naptu2:
http://www.thecable.ng/thecable-apologises-soyinka-igbo-story The world is a crazy place. But if wale soyinka had said such utterances then its really bad.. if its true wole should have apologized not the THECABLE. We used to have role models in the society but it seems to me they all died. So make JESUS your role model.... But if WOLE never said this then its ridiculous for anyone to fabricate such lies that can disrupt National unity(am not sure if we still have that).... |
| Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Share His Pain, Ordeals And Family On Facebook(kindly advice) by anigold(m): 1:09pm On May 06, 2015 |
buoye1:
But Sir,you don't av to quote the whole write up just because of this!!!SMH Sorry for stressing your eyes no vex... |
| Sports › Re: Emmanuel Adebayor Share His Pain, Ordeals And Family On Facebook(kindly advice) by anigold(m): 1:07pm On May 06, 2015 |
Leon2036:
you jux qoute everything at the end come type watin person no fit. Read, na wah for u oh!! @topic only God knows the true story!! Oga sorry na typographical error no vex. I no be craze person. The good thing is that u understood my message... |
| Sports › Re: Who Is At Fault?: Goal Keeper,defender And Striker by anigold(op): 1:02pm On May 06, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Expecting Too Much From Me. Im Nervous - Buhari by anigold(m): 7:53am On May 06, 2015 |
PassingShot:
Most Nigerians are sensible and they will hold Baba accountable for what he actually said and not for some concocted and imaginary promises made up by bigots. I can still remember the promises he made not the one fabricated by funny fellows online... He must try to fulfil atleast 80% of those promises.. |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Expecting Too Much From Me. Im Nervous - Buhari by anigold(m): 7:43am On May 06, 2015 |
PassingShot:
When and where did he promise N1=$1?
Please show us the proof? when did he make compaign promises? like really, ok I guess according to you he made no compaign promises... HIM NEVER CHI CHOM CHING. na small be this... |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Expecting Too Much From Me. Im Nervous - Buhari by anigold(m): 7:38am On May 06, 2015 |
Raiders:
so you expect APC to correct PDP wrong in less than 1 yr. buhari needs time and Nigeria support to make change. change is always slow and we should judge his government after 4 yrs. If he perform below expectations, Nigerians should vote him out. I hope he success because if he fails then Nigeria fails too The tone of voice is changing hahahahahahah But you APCs expected GEJ to use 6 years and solve all of Nigeria"s problems since 1960. now your man is in Aso rock your tone is dancing asonto....
ONECHANCE EVERY .... |
| Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Expecting Too Much From Me. Im Nervous - Buhari by anigold(m): 7:32am On May 06, 2015 |
elbinmanny:
http://www.punchng.com/news/expectations-of-nigerians-too-high-buhari/ General do your best no need to panic before the race. You thought GEJ was CLUELESS but you have seen reality.... Nigerians expect lots from you due to your numerous unrealistic compaign promises. Why should you even make promises that are impossible to fulfil because u wanted victory at all cost.... To the extent of using under-age voteds and FALSE propaganda of the non-existent CHIBOK GIRLS. Trust ME after 1 year if you cant fulfilled those promises the level of criticisms will be worst than GEJ. So fastened your seat belt the Plane is about to take off.. no need to complain "much blessings comes with much responsibilities" |
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