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Nice one from the OP.
Lazy youths who only complain, please take note and get cracking.


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Onlinealaba:
Who still does Ponzi, well some ppl can never learn sha..thank God she was caught early before any havoc is done

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For anyone chasing after money senselessly, Ponzi is attractive.


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Success1020:
I read this 10x, just trying to know why she was arrested. What is the job of EFCC? I didn't see where she committed any fraud. Why parade her when all these are allegations? Why not do your investigation like FBI before arresting and parading her? If her offense is simply malfeseance or neglligence; not having the appropriate license to conduct financial center, does that warrant this? Lady, lawyer up. Or pm me, my law firm can handle this pro bono!

I decided to point this out because someone of us can't read, and will start shouting "rot in jail" like the one below me.

So for your mind Ponzi scheme is not fraud

Ikpeazukerosene:
So long as there are greedy people, they would always be victims of scams like this.

Very true words.


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buhariguy:
you are right, op is hungry, but can you tell us any positive thinh in pdp govt for 16yrs and i wil show you 10 negative things pdp brought

See below for your free education, something that barawo bubu and his Alliance of Past/Present Crooks, APC have been unable to provide since 1999 in Borno, Lagos, Zamfara et al states.
Thank me later.


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Validated:
There is absolutely no positive in this APC and Buhari government. Nothing is working, just lies, propaganda and corrupt media blitz. As it is now, we do not have NASS and Judiciary. Civil society is dead and the youth are docile. If Buhari decides to change the constitution to run for a third term, nothing can stop him. To some extent, this is very good so that our ZBs will be sensible next time. Atleast OP brain is now reset, perhaps more hunger, unemployment, insecurity and detentions without trials are necessary to reset other ZBs brain.

You sabi dem, Oga.


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Rynne:
No....we are a people in search of heroes,leaders that can stand in times like these and be counted as being brave and decisive,we are a people that are now the joke of the world and a people been hunted all over the world....we are a people that are looking for direction and would hold unto anyone that seems to know the way....painful we dont have any..no leader, so instead they had to look up to a person like Gen Abacha,dat is how sad it is. Dont blame Nigerians we are just searching for an hero...

Searching for an hero my foot.
What is with us being the hero ourselves by putting pressure on our current leaders to act decisively every time in our favour


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KidsNEXTdoor:
You and I know the people calling the shots

Are you implying that barawo bubu is a figure head nonentity
You have just complicated things, if that is what you are implying.


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maasoap:
You are so much afraid of recession and poverty, why couldn't you tell Mr IB of Otuoke who negotiated the settlement deal in 2013 but refused to honour it until he left office even when crude oil was selling above 100 dollars per barrel?

Don't let hate lead you into speaking out of ignorance when reading materials are easily available.

Mr Quinn said the contract was conceived during the tenure of the late former President Musa Yar’Adua, who doubled as the Minister of Petroleum Resources.

He said the idea of the project was first introduced to the then permanent secretary at the State House.

The official said he was advised to forward a proposal to the president in his capacity as minister of petroleum resources, while the then permanent secretary in the ministry of petroleum resources also proposed the need to seek a formal meeting with the president.



When P&ID proposal was being considered, Mr Quinn said he identified the Special Adviser to the President on Energy and Strategic Matters then as the late Rilwanu Lukman.

He said he also approached Mr Lukman and discussed the project with him.

On August 7, 2008, he said P&ID wrote to Mr Yar’Adua on a formal proposal for the project to be implemented.

The company was subsequently invited to meet the president, who, he said, directed that a presentation be made to the Minister of State at the Ministry of Petroleum Resources.

He said P&ID made the presentation to Mr Odusina and the Ministry of Petroleum Resources in October 2008.

Following his reappointment as Minister of Petroleum Resources on December 18, 2008, Mr Quinn said Mr Lukman in early 2009 directed P&ID’s proposal be further examined by the government.

P&ID was reportedly invited by the Special Technical Adviser to the Minister, Taofiq Tijani, to represent to the Minister for Petroleum Resources on February 24, 2009.

After the presentation, Mr Quinn said several top-level meetings were held involving the Ministry, NNPC, DPR, NAPIMS and Addax Petroleum to come with the gas sales and purchase agreement.

On January 11, 2010, Mr Quinn said the GSPA was executed by him on behalf of P&ID and Mr Lukman on behalf of the Nigerian government.

However, the setback to the contract, which may have laid the foundation for the dispute and arbitration was the call to Mr Quinn in the final week of June 2012 by Debo Spaine of Addax Petroleum.

Mr Spaine informed Mr Quinn that Addax’s headquarters in Switzerland had unilaterally decided to withdraw their cooperation and wished to “undertake the development of the NAG [non-associated gas] themselves”.

On February 10, 2012, Mr Quinnn said he wrote to the then newly-elected President, Goodluck Jonathan, to solicit his support.

He did not say what Mr Jonthan’s response was.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/350049-court-document-shows-business-history-of-pid-which-wants-nigerias-9-billion.html

DrNueLpureHoney:
Sure thing

late General Sani Abacha na action man unlike Buhari who is also a RTD General but I wonder where he got his own rank from....cos he doesn't act like one.

God will surely make a way for us.

South Africans can never stop us.

Jonathan was not considered an action man. In fact barawo bubu and his fellow APC crooks called him clueless but he made the South Africans beg us publicly.
Have you heard that sense is better than brutish power? That is why an executive controls labourers.

South Africa apologies to Nigeria over yellow fever row
8 March 2012

South Africa has apologised for the deportation last week of 125 Nigerians over suspicions that their yellow fever certificates were fake.

The action quickly turned into a diplomatic spat - with Nigeria refusing South Africans entry and the foreign minister branding Pretoria xenophobic.

South Africa has rejected that claim - and promised new procedures to avoid a repeat of the "regrettable incident".

At one stage Nigerian carrier, Arik Air, suspended flights to South Africa.

Yellow fever is spread through infected mosquitoes and has a wide array of symptoms from nausea and vomiting to kidney failure, jaundice and bleeding.

According to the UN World Health Organization, about half those who develop severe symptoms of the haemorrhagic illness and are untreated die from the disease - about 30,000 people each year worldwide.

'Regrettable incident'
"We wish to humbly apologise to them, and we have," South Africa's Deputy Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ibrahim said.

"We are apologising because we deported a number of people who should not have been deported," Mr Ibrahim said - adding that he does not expect an apology from Nigeria for the tit-for-tat deportations of South African nationals.

He blamed airport authorities for what a joint statement with Nigeria described as a "regrettable incident which the South African government believes could have been handled better".

The Nigerians were turned away on 2 March because the yellow fever certificates were not check properly, according to the deputy minister.

South Africa is considering reopening a travel clinic at Johannesburg's airport - so that travellers without a yellow fever certificate can be vaccinated on arrival rather than deported.

And from now on, mass deportations will need the permission of foreign ministry officials, the deputy minister said.

On Tuesday, Olugbenga Ashiru, Nigeria's foreign minister, said the deportations was evidence of xenophobia.

"What you see playing out is what we call xenophobia by South Africans against all Africans - not just Nigerians," AFP news agency reported him as saying.

In 2008, South Africa saw a wave of xenophobic violence which shocked the nation and shook up the world's view of the "rainbow nation".

Mr Ibrahim said on Thursday that South Africa is not a xenophobic country.

The two countries say the yellow fever row will not undermine bilateral relations - and they are moving to strengthening them.

Nigeria is one of the biggest markets for South Africa's MTN mobile phone operator, while retailer Shoprite and Standard Bank also have profitable operations there.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-17299326

dimexy247:
Hmmm!

Everything would have turned to a bloody war, he'd sent a strong message to everyone that Nigeria is not a country to mess with. He'd have sent to SA, the head of SA ambassador in a box. He'd have done so many unthinkable stuffs to S'Africans here.

The truth is Abacha may have been a dictator but he would have never been so quiet like one impostor we have now.

Bloody war because South Africa is also a tiny country with a ragtag military like Sierra Leone or Liberia?
You better wake up from your daydreaming.


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orunmila144:
thats the thing with humans. when he was here you did not appreciate him. now that he is gone you start to appreciate him. when buhari leaves now and the next president and his boys start buying 50 million dollar yacht and private jets you all will start crying for buhari to return. humans. insatiable creatures

What exactly are you saying because you are just all over the place


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neolboy:
He would have killed the South Africa ambassador to Nigeria without second thought

Detained the CEO of MTN, banished the use of DSTV

The way he killed Kudirat Abiola, Pa Rewane etc
While Abiola was rotting in his detention plus Obasanjoa, Yar'Adua Snr etc?
Is it Stockholm syndrome that is affecting us?

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guiddoti:
No, but Leadership is different from followership. Both have blood flowing in them.

Can leadership exist without any follower
Zero followers. Who is the leader leading?
If the leader's ways are not compatible with the followers, why will they let him lead them?

somehow:
This government did not negotiate ziltch with anyone, it was Jonathan that negotiated. This government have always believed the deal is fraudulent.

Go and read a comprehensive report on this case on the front page.

Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, which I cannot do for you.
You need to do a lot of reading before you advice others to do the same.
Do you know why your barawo bubu is keen about wrecking us into recession and keeping us in extreme poverty

$9.6b judgment: How P&ID snubbed Buhari’s $600m offer

According to the fact-sheet, President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo separately approved negotiation with Messrs Process and Industrial Developments (P&ID) after the Arbitration Tribunal awarded $6.597billion to the company. The two leaders at various times offered $250million and an improved offer of $600million to the Irish company.

The Vice President gave the approval on April 18, 2017, following the recommendations of the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mallam Abubakar Malami (SAN), which included a negotiation with P&ID.

Also, President Muhammadu Buhari directed the Federal Government’s team to meet with P&ID counsel on July 12 and 13 in New York.

Based on Osinbajo’s approval, the AGF and the then Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, and a delegation along with counsel Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, SAN, on May 16, 2017, met with representatives of P & ID and its counsel to negotiate the judgment debt.

The government team initially on May 16, 2017 succeeded in negotiating the judgment debt from $8.4billion, to which it had risen, to $600million.

But P & ID rejected the offer on the grounds that what was agreed on to be executed was a Draft Stay of Enforcement Agreement and not a Settlement Agreement as proposed by the Federal Government.

The Federal Government offered $250million which P&ID rejected.

The document said although a former Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN), recommended an amicable settlement with P&ID, the “ proposed settlement broke down.”

The government said the “settlement could not be reached before the time for report of settlement elapsed, therefore proceedings resumed at the Tribunal for determination.”

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/09/02/9-6b-judgment-how-pid-snubbed-buharis-600m-offer/

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guiddoti:
Government of course!

Do you think that the government is different from the people


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KidsNEXTdoor:
I know the op

A good Yoruba Muslim

Admitting that electing Buhari was a colossal mistake

Buhari we know is a good man... But governance is a serious issue... One has to be decisive and in control ... That's what Buhari can never be

The deed has been done already

Let's suffer it together... Hoping to learn from this in the future

I salute your courage op... It takes a lot of strength to admit one's error in a public space

Kudos

Good man who reinstated and promoted Maina, closed his eyes to Ganduje's dollars, rolls with JagaBandit of bullion vans, excused Babachir grass cutter, accepted Kalu and his corruption sins etc etc.
Do you know what you are saying


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Rilwayne001:
It was a terrible mistake. I should have simply observed and even should have campaigned for Fela Durotoye or Morghalu.

Buhari obviously is a terrible mistake. Obviously.

Make una forgive me

Ipob should please stay away from here though.

Good morning
Enjoy your next level things after the change experience.



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Obinnau:
oh, you're disappointed because he is one of your own.
Now you know crime doesn't have a particular tribe!

Don't mind him.
His disappointment is just starting.


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guiddoti:
I totally disagreed. Westerners have enjoyed this free education if not for bad governance that make all processes difficult to access.

Who is responsible for the bad governance

Meritocracy:
Education is never free, anything free is dangerous for future.

Always speak from a point of knowledge and not from ignorance.
How many people are fleeing England, because it is dangerous due to free education, to come and live in Nigeria because "education is never free"

Education in England

Full-time education is compulsory for all children aged 5 to 18, either at school or otherwise, with a child beginning primary education during the school year they turn 5. Children between the ages of 3 and 5 are entitled to 600 hours per year of optional, state-funded, pre-school education. This can be provided in "playgroups", nurseries, community childcare centres or nursery classes in schools.
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Some 93% of children between the ages of 3 and 18 are in education in state-funded schools without charge (other than for activities such as swimming, theatre visits and field trips for which a voluntary payment can be requested, and limited charges at state-funded boarding schools).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_England#Legally_compulsory_education

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PHIPEX:
This is far better than unsustainable free education many states run.

Unsustainable because the public servants steal the money and the dumbfounded citizens hail them


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wman:
This is okay.

You don't value what you don't pay for. And the fees are affordable. Hopefully there will be less truancy in the schools.

Your idea falls flat in the UK, USA, Canada, Scandinavian countries etc where they have free and compulsory education for all children to put them constantly ahead of the lazy bums in the dark continent.
Will we ever get to work and live below our means to continuously improve our future


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somehow:
Comparing 1984 deal with visible businesses and signature from the president with a kangaroo company with no evidence that the deal was signed by any approved government official.

Keep praying for the downfall of your country.

So why did the government negotiate to pay them millions instead of the billions in fines
Misplaced nationalism won't help us deal with the original mess of Yar'Adua's cabal.

SaintLucia:
What will you now say about those that reelected Ortom and Ikpeazu? Mind u Bello is no longer owning salary. Let's mind our business and allow the people of Kogi to elect their governor.

What persentage of what is spent in Kogi is actually generated in Kogi state itself


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Jchi9876:
Pdppigs

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Architectsly:
PDP will never change from their dubious ways of corruption, no wonder any idiot in APC are always carpeting them.......

How on Earth will a party do its primary in the mid-night, if u have nothing 2 hide in an opposition leading state.

From my investigation, I learnt the delegates after collecting huge DOLLARS from DINO now went back 2 vote their IGALA candidacy. And u expect the process 2 be peaceful.

My sympathy 2 d victims of the violent attacks and the Governor of Adamawa state.

Before u come here blaming GOV. BELLO even if he has a hand, PDP should know they have less than 48hrs to field a candidate or lose their opportunity of changing d state 4 good as a result of this Irregularities....,

Shame on PDP #why9t-election

The way they were carpeted in Oyo state

35824L:
PDP cannot do without rigging. It is their identity.

Please ensure that you have something tangible to say before exposing yourself to ridicule in public.

Symphony007:
Buhari reveals how APC won Osun governorship with ‘remote control’


President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, while appealing to traditional rulers in Osun State to support his reelection to enable his administration consolidate on its achievements, revealed that APC was able to win the state’s governorship election held months back with the aid of remove control.

Buhari, who failed to provide details of what he meant by remote control, said: “I know how much trouble we had in the last election here. I know by remote control through so many sources how we managed to maintain the party (APC) in power in this state.”

The President said this while interacting with the monarchs led by the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan at the banquet hall of Osun State Government House.

Buhari, received on arrival along with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo by Osun State Governor, Adegboyega Oyetola and his entourage, said the APC has recorded gains in the areas of infrastructural hence the need for the people to return the administration to consolidate on the achievement its has made in the last three years.

He urged the traditional rulers to join hands with his government to tackle the menace of insecurity, assuring that his government was working towards providing social service programmes and soft loans to farmers to boost the agriculture sector of the economy. Oba Wahab Kayode Oyedotun, speaking on behalf of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi who arrived later, assured President Buhari of victory at the February 16 Presidential election.

https://guardian.ng/politics/buhari-reveals-how-apc-won-osun-governorship-with-remote-control/?F

okeyumez:
PDP is a terrorist organisation

Unlike APC of thugs and area boys plus almajiris

stephenduru:
The governorship primary election of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti state was marred by violence.According to reports, thugs invaded the venue due to reports that there were plots to manipulate the exercise.

Some aggrieved persons smashed boxes on the ground while policemen and operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) managed to secure some boxes.

Below are photos from the scene


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tamonokare:
The good old days.

.......that sowed the seeds of discord and trouble that we are dealing with today
It is time to undo what Lugard and his mistress did in 1914.

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Remimadrid:
Juliet is all beauty without BRAINS. Na today I know.
How many of you agree.

She has a valid point.
All talk and no action delivers zero change.


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