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Because the APC guys are just as guilty, maybe even more.
This is just ONE example:

ICPC summons Ogun Speaker, others for N168m scam

The Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Suraj Adekunbi, is to appear before the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission on Monday (today) over an alleged N168m car scam.

The Speaker and the other principal officers of the House, our correspondent gathered, were invited to the ICPC Abuja headquarters over an alleged contract inflation in the purchase of 28 Toyota Avensis cars for the 26 members of the Assembly.

Adekunbi is to appear before the commission along with the Clerk of the House, Mr. Muyiwa Adenopo, deputy clerk and other principal officers of the Assembly.

Our correspondent learnt that the commission was acting on a petition written against the leadership of the Assembly by an unidentified person.

A source close to the House, who pleaded anonymity, said the Speaker and others had already received the letters of invitation from the ICPC.

https://edge.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Suraj-Adekunbi-360x405.jpg

Several calls put to Adenopo to respond to the development did not go through. He also did not reply to the SMS sent to him as at press time.

However, the ICPC Resident Media Consultant, Mr. Folu Olamiti, told our correspondent on the telephone that the Speaker and others had been invited to appear before the anti-graft agency today in Abuja.

He said, “Yes, the Speaker and others have been invited but I don’t have the details.”

Meanwhile, the commission has called on Nigerians to develop a positive mindset in the fight against graft in the country.

A statement on Sunday by Olamiti said the commission’s chairman, Mr. Ekpo Nta, made the plea in Kaduna during the inauguration of National Anti-Corruption Volunteer Corps.

Nta, who was represented by a member of ICPC, Alhaji Abdullai Ado Bayero, said Nigerians should be positive as the ICPC had embarked on a number of preventive strategies and initiatives to check fraud in the country.

One of such initiatives, he said, was the establishment of the NAVC.

According to him, the NAVC was established to domicile the fight against corruption in the people.

Nta said, “We should all be involved in the struggle to stamp out corruption. A situation where the battle is seen as government’s business alone is not good for sustainability of the crusade.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/icpc-summons-ogun-speaker-others-for-n168m-scam/

And this guy is still Speaker of the APC led Ogun state house of Assembly

[quote author=slim fit ]If looters are caught they should face the same punishment.[/quote]You can be sure that the FAKE "progressive comrade" governor Oshiomole will never make such a law.
He will be among the first to be dealt with along with his predecessors, cabinet members and political jobbers.

emmydeep: Is the federal govt the only tier of government? There are 3 tiers of government.
What have your state done to employ you? What have Your LGA done to help you?
People are waging their stinking mouth because Jonathan is a good man.
The problem of Nigeria is the group of so called progressives. What course have they help progressed?
How many of you Anti-jonathan youths here have questioned your governors about the allocation of your state? Or don't you know that your governor and LGA chairman have the responsibility to provide jobs for you as provided for in the monthly allocation given to them?
These APC governors are busy bribbing labour, Assu ane the rest not to call of the strike. Boy shine your eyes and don't let that APC failled empire deceive you.
One Love Nigeria.
Fresh air blowing!

Thank you. We are too lazy and TRIBALISTIC to bother with the PUBLIC SERVANTS closest to us as they are usually somehow more of our relation than the distant president in Abuja, especially if he is from a different tribe

willibounce: See them making noise abt NC/SNC. Most naija ppl are senseless, even d highly educated ones. [b]Little wonder we can hardly do anything on our own without the help of the white men.

Most of the ppl shouting SNC/NC do not even know who their LG chairman is, let alone councillors. Some don't even knw their ward or d local govt they fall under. Any smal probs they have, they blame d president.

How can ppl who don't understnd wat democracy is be talkin abt SNC/NC. 70% of nigerians are illiterate who only think of hustling, eating, sleepin and praying 4 miracle. When u tel dem to hold their leaders responsible, they are quick to say ' God go judge them'. SNC/NC is not wat u black monkeys need. U nid to use ur brains.
No governor/LG chairman or president is doing u any favour. Stop singing their praises and force dem to do their jobs by giving dem hard tackles.

Will SNC/NC stop dem from stealing ur money?

.[/b]

Na so we see am oh!
And na we go dey carry swagger pass not knowing sey we be certified mugu!

I guess those who have a message have found yet another vessel to pass on their message.
Owo l'owo Jakobu, ohun l'ohun Esau- the hand is that of Jacob (Yakubu to the muslims) while the voice is that of Esau.

Does anyone also remember how this same "progressive comrade" governor smuggled IBB to the One Man One Vote rally in Benin City in 2010

IBB, Oshiomole humiliated in Benin...Ex President sneeks out of venue

Evil genius, and ex military president, Ibrahim Babangida, and one of his campaign coordinators, Edo state Governor, Adams Oshiomole, were on thursday in Benin city publicly humiliated, as the ploy by the latter to launch IBB through the backdoor backfired.

Oshiomole had under the guise of organizing a " one man one vote rally" invited pro-democracy activists including Prof Wole Soyinka, but at the end of the day, IBB was sneaked out of the venue when the likes of Festus Keyamo, ex NLC chairman Hassan Sumonu, Campaign for Democracy President, , Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin, etc heaped rhetorical garbage on him, while Babangida and Governors like Timipre Silva( Bayelsa). Liyel Imoke ( CrossRiver ), Rotimi Amechi ( Rivers) watched in disbelief and embarassment.


https://www.pointblanknews.com/ibb1.jpg

http://www.pointblanknews.com/News/os3284.html

Pukkah: This is a surprise.

So it's wrong to call for the Minister's resignation now because Dino failed to call for Ogun Speaker's resignation?

So Oduah should be left alone because of that?

Nigeria!

@anonimi, do you stand for integrity or not?

The issue now is not about Dino's cleanliness or integrity but about Oduah's actions.

It is because I stand for integrity that I am repulsed that we give space to Dino Melaye a WORSE crook to give ultimatum on OUR behalf here. If you do not understand that Dino is using this to get some credibility then you need to CHECK yourself!
Are there no credible people apart from useless Dino to speak for us

I have clearly expressed my views about Oduah's culpability and need for sanctions. I advise you to read and obtain complete knowledge on what you are discussing that you may not perish- Amen!

Is Wizkid getting ready to be a Nigerian politician ni abi na wetin
It is the likes of Tinubu, SINator Bukola Saraki etc who have a reputation of throwing money into the crowd and/or sharing money anyhow. While the case of our politicians is largely that of using Abu's money to entertain Abu, one wonders if Wizkid has no better sense of philantropy
Maybe orphanages are no longer accepting donations?
Or there are no vocational centres where he can donate equipment for training many jobless people to become productive value creators?
Anyway thank God our people did not die in this stampede unlike what happened recently in Ilorin at Saraki's ill-conceived money sharing event.

eaglechild: Every minister uses bullet proof cars so what is the big deal?
Even my bloody MD that you've never heard of uses a bullet proof car worth over 50 million.

The issue not whether she uses bullet proof car or not.
The issue is the stealing through over-invoicing, which is corruption to be condemned by anyone with an iota of sense.
Get it

Dino Melaye of all people na im dey get mouth give person ultimatum for over-invoicing of cars.
Wonders in Naija.
Anyway how many hours ultimatum did he give this ACN/APC Ogun state house of assembly Speaker

ICPC summons Ogun Speaker, others for N168m scam

The Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Suraj Adekunbi, is to appear before the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission on Monday (today) over an alleged N168m car scam.

The Speaker and the other principal officers of the House, our correspondent gathered, were invited to the ICPC Abuja headquarters over an alleged contract inflation in the purchase of 28 Toyota Avensis cars for the 26 members of the Assembly.

Adekunbi is to appear before the commission along with the Clerk of the House, Mr. Muyiwa Adenopo, deputy clerk and other principal officers of the Assembly.

Our correspondent learnt that the commission was acting on a petition written against the leadership of the Assembly by an unidentified person.

A source close to the House, who pleaded anonymity, said the Speaker and others had already received the letters of invitation from the ICPC.

https://edge.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Suraj-Adekunbi-360x405.jpg

Several calls put to Adenopo to respond to the development did not go through. He also did not reply to the SMS sent to him as at press time.

However, the ICPC Resident Media Consultant, Mr. Folu Olamiti, told our correspondent on the telephone that the Speaker and others had been invited to appear before the anti-graft agency today in Abuja.

He said, "Yes, the Speaker and others have been invited but I don't have the details."

Meanwhile, the commission has called on Nigerians to develop a positive mindset in the fight against graft in the country.

A statement on Sunday by Olamiti said the commission's chairman, Mr. Ekpo Nta, made the plea in Kaduna during the inauguration of National Anti-Corruption Volunteer Corps.

Nta, who was represented by a member of ICPC, Alhaji Abdullai Ado Bayero, said Nigerians should be positive as the ICPC had embarked on a number of preventive strategies and initiatives to check fraud in the country.

One of such initiatives, he said, was the establishment of the NAVC.

According to him, the NAVC was established to domicile the fight against corruption in the people.

Nta said, "We should all be involved in the struggle to stamp out corruption. A situation where the battle is seen as government's business alone is not good for sustainability of the crusade."

From: http://www.punchng.com/news/icpc-sum...or-n168m-scam/

0lumide: Why una dey like this? The guy said he hoped the masses will rise he didn't specify that Yorubas or Hausas or Igbos... he is complaining about Nigerian leadership and you turned it tribal? Aren't there Igbos suffering from corrupt leadership? Na wa ooo...

You miss the point entirely.
My post is to show that corruption is NOT about leadership ONLY. It is about ALL of us, the so-called masses, IRRESPECTIVE of our ethnicity/ tribe.
And we (You & I) are the only ones who can deal with corruption, right
You can go through that particular post again and others on this same thread.

confusion247: The only thing this thread have achieved was it's ability to expose hypocritical One Nigeria.

ABSOLUTELY!

Like this one below:

mallamu: Na God go punish all of them one by one. They really don't have the masses at heart, her boss will also feign ignorant on this again.My problem is with the masses that will not rise up and change this government .

The masses like this my fellow yoruba Police Payroll Officer

Contract Scam Rocks Nigeria Police

A mullti-billion naira contract scam is currently rocking the FCT Police Command where the head of the Payroll Office is alleged to have appropriated police funds to himself through fraudulent payments into some organizations’ and friends’ accounts through the use of fictitious payment vouchers.
A petition forwarded to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, by a non-governmental organization called League of Civil Service Evaluators, had accused the Police Payroll Officer, Mr. Babatunde S. Ogunjimi, of fraudulent activities and abuse of office and called for his probe by the anti-graft agency.
Considering the weighty allegations contained in the petition, EFCC commenced investigation into the matter and unearthed a web of intricate fraudulent payment system existing at the payroll office where officials of the office allegedly used bank accounts of individuals and companies as conduits for embezzling funds through payment for fictitious contracts or allowances into these accounts.
Account owners thereafter collected 10% of the sums paid into their accounts and allegedly returned the balance to Mr. Ogunjimi.
In the report of investigation filed by the EFCC before a Federal High Court siting in Abuja, the agency’s report showed that some of the collaborators in the scam have refunded various amounts received as commission for the parts they played in looting the Police Payroll funds.
The report, for instance, stated that between 14 November, 2011 and 3 September, 2012, the sum of N142.5 million was transferred from the Police account at Zenith International Bank to S Y Engineering Limited account also at the same bank.
The company belongs to Kabiru Usman. Of this sum, the EFCC claimed in their report that Usman had confessed to receiving the sum of N24.6 million for his collaboration in fraudulent scam out of which the sum of N12 million has been recovered by the anti-graft agency.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/10/14/contract-scam-rocks-nigeria-police/

"The masses" also include the mallam who collected his own commission for "collaboration".
How many of "the masses" who are civil servants in Abuja are living well beyond their salary
How many of "the masses" who are bankers and other private sector workers collaborate with government workers, contractors and others to DEPRIVE us of money for infrastructure and services to create employment and the enabling environment for even more employment creation by genuine entrepreneurs who can add value to solving the numerous challenges of daily modern living
Even for this BMW tori, nor be masses dey work for the companies wey "collaborate" with dem NCAA officials?

We all need to get serious about corruption by working on ourselves and our relations, friends, colleagues, mosque/church/shrine fellow worshipers etc otherwise we should EXPOSE their corrupt ways.

back2sender: AMEN!!!! and for those wen they curse Lagos/tinubu/fashola may acts of god strike them if they are doimicile here or wen dem come visiting.

Because Tinubu and Fashola are not corrupt, right
They are even saints paapa, shebi Ribadun has annointed them since the 2011 presidential elections
We should rather work with SR and other journalists, bloggers, newspapers to expose the rot and wanton looting that has been going on in Lagos for the past 14 years.

Alagbari ohun l'oga MUGU.
#Lobatan

1Wily1Wily: Katsumoto, she didn't steal because the Cars are not hers, it is not her personal car but that of the ministry

She is the RESPONSIBLE Officer for the Ministry and the NCAA under it.
If, for discussion sake, we agree with you that she did not steal OUR $1,260k [(800-170)*2] then she must identify who stole and sanction the staff member appropriately with adequate publicity.
Anything short of that means she is THE:

* Ole
* Onye Oshi
* Bàráawòo

rodbel: That's not true sir. The topography and geography of some areas do support oil formation (e.g. Chad basin) It might not just be economically viable exploring/developing further at the moment. Its only a matter of time. With improved technology and detailed exploration activities......The north will strike oil......in commercial quantity mind you.

Very appropriate response.
Solo111 should remove the ethnic bigotry block in his eyes so he can see the speck in those of others.

However it is obvious that the Chief Servant of Niger state is playing USELESS mind games with his clueless people using the federal government as ploy.
What is the meaning of this part of the news story:

with their refusal to grant oil bloc and operational licence to the state government,

How does it fit with the laws governing oil exploration in Nigeria?
Do we have resource control already such that a state can explore and exploit mineral resources under its soil

josite: I am a Yoruba man and I never stop being amazed me why obasanjo with all his wealth of experience will appoint this femi to a cabinet minister position.im yet to see any man in Nigeria's public life with so much indiscretion.we must really not be surprised at where Nigeria's lot today given the type of folks that walks the corridors of power in Nigeria.

Maybe compensation for past PIMPING duties for the baba Congoshiner in Chief, CinC

BTW, what did OBJoke's wealth of experience yield to Nigeria in his 11 years (3+8 ) of governance for the masses of Nigeria
That is General Olusegun Obasanjo has been RESPONSIBLE for Nigeria 20% of our post-inedpendence life!
The baba get mouth plus swagger.
#Lobatan

Flashback 2006

Incredible! Occultic Officials In Aviation Ministry Behind Plane Crashes

In another development, former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, on Monday told the Senate committee probing the N19.5 billion scandal in the aviation sector that the air disasters recorded in 2006 were the handiwork of occult groups operating within the aviation sector.

The former minister said the bloodsucking cult group was also responsible for the difficulties encountered by the government of former President Olusegun Obasanjo in sanitising the aviation industry despite all efforts in that regard.

He said the air accidents which involved the Sosoliso Airline, ADC, Bellview, a military plane and the other air disasters which occurred in Kaduna all within a year in Nigeria were the handiwork of the occultists.

He told the probe panel that there were more to the air disasters than met the eye because some “demons from hell were involved,” adding that former President Obasanjo specifically appointed him to assist Nigeria in containing the incessant plane crashes.

He recounted the frustrations he encountered in his attempt at sanitising the industry, recalling that he once engaged the services of aviation experts from the United States to put a stop to the air disaster only for the efforts to be frustrated.

He recalled how his efforts to set up an independent public inquiry into the air disasters were frustrated by those he described as the dark forces, as he charged the Senate committee to facilitate the setting up of a public enquiry on the rot within the industry.

Fani-Kayode said he found it unbelievable that despite the huge misfortunes suffered by Nigeria in human and material terms from the air disasters, the federal government could not find anyone to hold responsible, a reason he said the problem had continued to persist.

“These dark forces simply did not care that the lives of innocent Nigerians were being endangered by their daily ritual of cutting corners in order to make a bit of extra money. They did not care that their habitual breaking of the rules and regulations would inevitably lead to a monumental and horrific cycle of bloodshed.

“Not only did they not care, but some of them actually enjoyed the prospect: What we were dealing with was a cruel and unconscionable blood cult who derived their power and strength from a frenzied and insatiable lust for blood.

“Is it not strange that not one person has ever been brought to book or held accountable for any of these crashes? No one has ever been sanctioned, indicted or even prosecuted for criminal negligence at the very least. That is how cheap life has become in Nigeria and that is how easily Nigerians forget. The truth is that the questions must still be asked —“What really happened in the Bellview crash?”

Fani-Kayode told the committee that in spite of the battles he had with the cult group within the industry, he was able to put in place some measures such that his tenure did not record a single plane crash.

The former minister washed his hands of the alleged misappropriation of the N19.5 billion Aviation Intervention Fund, claiming that he rather left N7 billion in the accounts of the ministry at the time he left.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/01072008/news/news1.html NigerianTribune newspaper of today.

The same occult groups who made him pay our N15 billion Aviation fund into his personal account

Ayekotoo: Ask Google

Did already and doesn't tally with the current reality of so many kids roaming the streets of Lagos STATE during school hours.
Did you find out some different meaning

igbo2011: Most African countries don;t have the industrial infrastructure base to produce. Africa is meant to be a permanent cheap labor, cheap resources and consumer market. The global capitalist system is designed that way. If people don't obey they get bombed ie Libya.

Don't you think we should stop giving ourselves REDUNDANT excuses in the face of glaring evidence to the contrary
China was colonised terribly by Japan, was a destination for cheap labour a few decades ago. They invested massively in FUNCTIONAL, CREATIVE education and now export jobs to other countries such as Ethiopia in Africa because the general Chinese labour is no longer cheap.
India is gradually on that track too.
These countries and other SE Asian tigers were not bombed.
Ghaddafi gave Sarkozy money for his presidential campaign. That did not stop him from leading the international alliance to help the Libyan people eject Ghaddafi from his presidential palace. Any sensible foreign partner knows it must align with the people's wish if it wants to continue engaging profitably with the country's leaders.
You don't row your boat against the tide!!!
QED.

The "global capitalists" have moved to newer places such as Bangladesh, Vietnam etc for cheap labour. It is up to their governments (i.e. their people) to decide to suffer and invest in education so that in future they will not be slaves still to the "global capitalists".

whitecat007: Why the comparisons? I hope you know that money given to charity in the US is given back to the donor when taxes are filed, so pdiddy is getting his money back from uncle Sam

and there is no such provision in Nigerian tax laws?
If there is not, why don't we petition our lawmakers to amend the constitution accordingly as the Americans, whom we copied from, have done many times over

Rogbese: And just like that, you prove my point.

Thanks for your observation. You may notice that I never knocked the Fashola administration on this initiative. I pointed out that maintenance has always been the bane of successive administrations. What he is doing is laudable, I only point out that there are a lot of other areas where this kind of focused drive is needed.

And the issue of maintenance is largely resolved through robust, consistent funding of education for children with a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) as well as vocational & technical knowledge promotion.
The combined record of Tinubu & Fashola's 14 years+++ stewardship in Lagos STATE is an abysmal FAILURE in this regard.
QED!!!

mapet: Out of all the nauseating stuffs I read on this Topic, by far yours is the dumbest. It is pretty unfortunate that you're doing a great disservice to basic reasonning.

Check! the Guy simply threw in your face evidence/fact that Lagos State runs free and compulsory education (a fact, a system, that had never seized, even in the days of military rule) and what was your counter defence

1. Has the issue of % of out of school kids nullified the policy on free and compulsory education?
2. So the evidence of "no free and compulsory education in Lagos" as claimed by you is based on the so called number of kids you see on the streets when you go for your "meetings". Honestly please staff of that stuff you're on.

An while you keep ranting on some ridiculous "free and compulsory education" try and understand that in intellectual discussion, you don't just jump in with the same old lines that keep sounding like broken records........

One simple question:

What is the meaning of COMPULSORY

The "godly" FFcuKaholic, who is playing the tribal card to divert attention from his own KLEPTOMANIAC ways with our N=15 billion Aviation fund, really needs to heed the advice freely given by Mrs. Oduah.
Does anyone also remember how the FFcuKtard called Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka godless hence not qualified to criticise his paymaster OBJoke back then when he was his attack dog

I hope Tambuwal finally leaves, one way or another.
A situation where the yorubas are not one of the seven ranking positions

- President & VP
- Senate President & Deputy
- HoR Speaker & Deputy
- Chief Justice of the Federation

at the federal sharing table is NOT correct.

And this is all the doing of our "master political strategist", the Asiwaju of our times, Ogbeni Ojuyobo- the JagaBANDIT of Bourdillon Road!
Shows just how far Tinubu is ready to sell his own people's birthright in Nigeria's quota system sharing formula in serving the parochial interests of his cattle breeding masters in the Arewa People's Congress.

lekkie073: chinedu chukwuji gm
chibueze okereke head of communications
tony okoroji chairman

dis coson must definitely be a biafran thing

And what is your point, Mr. TRIBALIST?
How does it contribute to the MEANINGFUL discussion of the issue at stake

Very good move.
I hope there will be more of such enforcement of copyright laws for the greater BENEFIT of our creative artists, musicians etc as well as their children and/or inheritors. As the COSON(?) advert says:

Let the music PAY!!!

That is part of how to be a 1st world country, reguarly ENFORCED laws to encourage creativity that leads to COLLECTIVE economic success- not simply by building superfluous infrastructures.

So how frequently do they release their albums

Can we expect them to follow Pastors Chris Okotie, Ebenezer Obey, Onyeka Onwenu etc when the prayer & fasting no longer yields fast-selling pop music albums
Good luck to them and the religious magas who will tap into their "annointing"

Ayekotoo: Ministerial Responsibilities
Lagos State runs free, compulsory education for primary, junior and senior secondary schools.
http://www.lagosstate.gov.ng/entities.php?k=23

COMPULSORY? Abeg tell us this is your idea of a joke!!!

* What % of school age (5-16) children in Lagos STATE are out of school
- to have an estimate, just check how many of such children you see when you drive to/from work & go out on lunch break or for appointments/meetings etc GIVEN THAT schools are supposed to be in session at that time!

* What % of those actually in school are enrolled in private (as opposed to the so-called government "free" schools that are not adequately monitored & supervised by LASG and LGA agencies?

* Can one conclude IF Tinubu & his boy boy, Fashola progressed or REGRESSED the sterling legacies of Awolowo and Jakande, 60 & 30 years ago respectively in the education sector during their combined 14 years of boju-boju (hide&seek) "progressive" governance

Maybe Oga Fash and his crowd of MUMUcious supporters believe sey na by build cable car transport na im dem take dey be 1st world.
He should ask his oga at the top whether na cable car im go London go look abi na the excellent medical service im go get due to heavy, dedicated, focused and consistent investment in free & COMPULSORY education for children by various tiers of the British government

seanet02: By MONSUR OLOWOOPEJO

Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, said the state government had commenced the construction of the route for the cable car project to complement the transportation system in the state, saying, “the project is on the verge of completion.”

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/cable-car-project-verge-completion-fashola

Does anyone know what "verge of completion" means in terms of

* months
** years
*** decades

Maybe part of the answer may be found here:

“Our water transportation now moves about two million people daily. The cable car will take off from Apapa and link to Falomo via Lagos Island.

“The visibility study is on and tests are being conducted. Soon, Lagosians would soon experience another transportation experience.

It seems the journalist might have been in too much of a hurry to deliver on the brown envelope that may have prompted this VISIBILITY piece that he forgot to mention the FEASIBILITY study.

Vanguard & other newspapers also need to invest in PROOF READERS to minimise such mistakes thereby reducing unemployment & under-employment of English graduates, some of whom have to settle for banking work where they are harassed and traumatised by unwholesome practices.
Abi we suppose get international mega-city newspapers "in line with the global practices" to match our Eko's mega-city status ke!
That is also "vital to achieving the mega city status".

texazzpete: 2 million people transported daily via water? I find this figure hard to believe.

Fashola is doing an Ok job though. Sometimes it's almost easy to forget his

* poor record in health care and
* the pitiable state of roads in some of the less celebrated areas in Lagos

And his propaganda team is doing an OK job as well hence MOST people forget that he has little or no record on the BASIC issues that matter to the vast populace of Lagos STATE such as:

* free & COMPULSORY education for ALL children in GOVERNMENT schools.
* pipe borne water

in addition to the two sectors you already listed.

Make dem dey paparazii us dey go but eyes go dey open small, small!!!

naijaking1: Tinubu is correct. Right people for the right position. Not the way Fani F Kayode take fill every position with his Yoruba kinsmen

In case you missed the news, the FFcuKaholic is now politically born-to-gain with Tinubu's new friends in Arewa People's Congress, APC

https://www.nairaland.com/1304593/femi-fani-kayode-dumps-pdp-apc

Don't be surprised if he is given the aviation portfolio again by Tinubu's associates in case they win at the federal level in 2015 so he can continue chasing the witches that he claimed, back then, were responsible for planes dropping from the air like over-ripe papayas.

Ema prince: I wonder what's gone wrong with you on this thread..you keep attacking men here and there because some randy ones won't stop trying to take advantage of you weak vessels.

The real question is..why won't women have principles and be able to reject any unwanted advances from men?

any woman that yields to randy men's advances is worst than those men!..it goes to show that she is worthless and could do anything to make money.

These men are not forcing you for s.ex..so if you consent,who is to be blamed?..please don't blame any man when you aided him to perpetrate his amorous desires.

How many cases of se'xual harassment and abuse of power against women, committed by men, have you heard in Nigeria being successfully prosecuted

thoth: How Please ?

This is your signature, right?

If we die then its Allahs will, i don't pray to live, we pray for Allahs mercy. Al Khalifa- Mogadishu Sept 2011. RIP.

It suggests that death cannot be prevented/delayed through PERSONAL (IR)RESPONSIBILITY.
An insufficiently informed reader (of which there are many) might conclude that a person has no control over his own death happening sooner rather than later.
A man can take steps to aggravate his death- such as smoking, having unprotected s'ex, fighting & killing another person so he is convicted of murder and killed by the government, etc- yet attributes his death to Allah's will.
While everyone will ultimately die, each person has a role to play in safeguarding himself.

warrior01: Hypocrisy at its best. He should first of all explain to Nigerians why Lagos state hospitals( which he was in charge for 8 yrs) are not in top shape and he has to go abroad for an ordinary knee surgery. Just imagine a charcoalised kettle calling pot black. Nonsense

He knows his mumu followers will not take EVERYTHING into consideration before they start applauding every word he says.