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DeeManD:
This speech reads like that made in the old movie "THE GREAT DICTATOR" starring the comic genius, CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

You are on track bro.its the same speech used..it has been severally quoted as one of the greatest speech of all

Hmmmm

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Fundango:
pls missTechy could you help us to do both written and video review of Tecno L8?

Wud luv to see the review too of the l8

Praktikals:
No go dey toast my crush o!

My first and only love na im you dey talk about.

seunmsg:
As regards procurement of goods and services, only the ministerial tenders board, parastatals tenders board and the Accounting officers (perm. Secs and DGS) have the powers to approve.

Bro I know.the ministers chairs these boards themself.
If they decide not to.dey so appoint any senior official from the ministry.
Members of these boards answers to the ministers.apart from the representative from bureau for public procurement who is just there to make sure every guideline is followed....
It all falls back to the minister.

seunmsg:
As regards procurement of goods and services, only the ministerial tenders board, parastatals tenders board and the Accounting officers (perm. Secs and DGS) have the powers to approve.

Bro I know.the ministers chairs these boards themself.
If they decide not to.dey so appoint any senior official from the ministry.
Members of these boards answers to the ministry.apart from the representative from bureau for public procurement who is just there to make sure evey guideline is followed....
It all falls back to the minister

Mosb:
he walked about with the AK47? Relax bro that man was wanted.......

How does he being wanted stop him from wielding a gun ?

Or is that the more reason why he should be wielding one?

Lol

seunmsg:
N100milliin approval to travel abroad? Can you quote the exact regulation please?

For your information, it is absolutely illegal for a ministry to take a loan from an agency under its supervision. It is against extant financial regulations.

Not to travel...
A minister has the authority to make approvals not exceeding 100 mill..while it vaires for DG's usaully 2.5-10mil depending on the agency.
agency's send thier projects to the thier supervising ministries. The minister approves it provided it falls BTW his approval limit...if it is above. It is discussed in the FEC meetings whereby the President gives the approval........

Mosb:
. Did Osama walk about with guns and bombs

Yes.he loved the AK 47..even when he was shot.he was with one

Nkemtreasure:
My problem with this loan is this, If the TSA is truly working, where will they get 13mil to finance a trip. It's their money alright but they will not have access to it except tru the Finance minister with approval from the presidency.

A minister has an approval limit of a 100 mill.while heads of govt agencies varies.2.5-10 in sum cases..

This is very common in govt..that's how stella Odua bought cars worth millions Using NCAA..

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Lala am coming with snake ooh ...hold on..since snake +lala =FP in 2seconds

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Him And OBJ has schools but in thier tenor they never created any university for nigeria

Good

Atleast He should receive some visitors too..not countries receiving him every week.
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I weeep for this country

Almost looking like a girl

olokeded:
In January 2012, the former President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration made a decision to end fuel subsidy. A movement known as #OccupyNigeria was formed and thousands of Nigerians took to the streets to protest the government's decision. The #OccupyNigeria rally attracted popular oppositions from politicians [most of who are now in power], self-acclaimed human rights activists and celebrities.


After series of protests, the Jonathan administration caved in to the pressure and settled for a partial subsidy removal that brought the petrol price up to N97 from N65 a litre, instead of the initial N141 it would have been at, had the subsidy been totally removed.

On 12th May, 2016 the Muhammadu Buhari administration announced the removal of the subsidy for the sale of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) with immediate effect. So far, there has been no street protest just e-fights among Nigerians on Twitter, beatification of Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook and massive cheering from the majority of people who criticized fuel subsidy removal in 2012.

Below are the names of prominent Nigerians who Opposed Fuel Subsidy Removal in 2012 and their Stance in 2016 :

Muhammadu Buhari : Before he became President, he fiercely maintained that fuel subsidy ''does not exist'' but few days ago his government just removed a non-existent fuel.

Oby Ezekwesili : Former Education Minister Ezekwesili claims that 2016 is a better year to remove fuel subsidy than 2012 was. For her it's all about ''trust''.

Bola Tinubu : National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC believes that fuel subsidy removal in 2016 is a ''Necessary pain'' Nigerians have to endure.

Ibe Kachikwu : Even up until his Ministerial screening late last year, Nigeria's Minister of state for petroleum fiercely objected the removal of fuel subsidy. Today, he feels subsidy removal is important to ''sustain supply and reduce the suffering to get the product''.

Nasir El-Rufai : Kaduna state Governor. During the removal of fuel subsidy by the Jonathan administration, he protested saying it was about ''trust not economics'', today El-Rufai feels Nigerians should just stay ''calm and orderly''

Femi Falana : Human Rights activists and lawyer. He was part of the #OccupyNigeria protests. He has openly condemned the Buhari administration for removing fuel subsidy. He's yet to announce a date for fresh protest.

Tolu Ogunlesi : Award-winning journalist and aide to President Buhari openly opposed the removal of fuel subsidy in 2012. He even went as far as likening former President Jonathan to Boko haram, in an opinion piece Ogunlesi wrote, ''What’s the difference between Boko Haram and GEJ? Boko Haram at least claims responsibility. GEJ gets PPPRA to do so on his behalf''. Today, Ogunlesi supports the removal of fuel subsidy by his boss. Just like Ezekwesili, he says it was more about ''trust'' than ''economics''.

Dino Melaye : Senator Melaye opposed fuel subsidy removal in 2012 and is still opposing it today. The flamboyant Senator is threatening to ''lead the mother of all protests'' if the policy is not reversed.

Ikhide Ikheloa: Staunch critic of the Abacha regime and popular lawyer. He opposed fuel subsidy in 2012 and led mass protests to the World Bank in Washington DC. He regrets protesting against subsidy removal in 2012. He wrote, ''After making me dance in protest in 2012 before the World Bank and IMF in OPPOSITION, APC Scraps Petrol Subsidy! ''

Yemi Osinbajo : Vice President Yemi Osinbajo fiercely opposed subsidy removal in the past but today he's touring media houses to educate Nigerians on the ''cost implication of fuel subsidy removal''.

Ayo Sogunro : Popular Nigerian author Sogunro is one of those who regrets protesting against subsidy removal in 2012. in his latest opinion piece ''My Dear President Buhari, Shame On You'' the writer said ''As I have suspected for a while, the unsolicited trekking I undertook from Yaba to Ojota to protest the 2012 subsidy removal is now just an intensive workout session. President Buhari and his team of economic wanksters have taken a leaf from Jonathan and his team of economic wanksters. Worse, the new economists in town have outdone Jonathan’s ambitions of N141/l; they have pushed the price up to N145/l—in spite of Fashola’s touted logic on falling crude oil prices. ''

Funmi Iyanda : She was against the fuel subsidy removal in 2012 and while she has come out to express anger with the way the Buhari administration handled its own removal of feul subsidy, she has however excused her 2012 actions with, ''Yes l was against deregulation by a fantastically corrupt govt mismanaging resources at a time of high oil prices. ''


Tunde Bakare: Convener of Save Nigeria Group, SNG. Though he's yet to comment on the removal of subsidy which he strongly opposed in 2012, we know Bakare supports Buhari all the way. He has always said he will support Buhari in subsidy removal because ''the Save Nigeria Group did not mobilise the people of this country to the Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, merely to protest the removal of the fuel subsidy but to challenge the corruption that defined the fuel subsidy regime.''

The Missing Actors: After participating in the well-publicized #OccupyNigeria in 2012, some key actors have gone silent in the face of subsidy removal in 2016. Are they secretly planning other protests or cowering in their glaring hypocrisy?


The missing actors who are yet to comment include:


Babatunde Fashola
Femi Kuti
Kate Henshaw
Tiwa Savage
Jesse Jagz
eLDee
Alibaba
Sasha P
Omawunmi
Baba Suwe
Waje
Uche Jombo
DJ Jimmy Jatt
Banky W
Jesse Jags
Dede Mabiaku
King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall 1 (KWAM-1)
Fela Durotoye
Bimbo Akintola
Jide Kosoko
Vector
Terry tha Rapma
Omobaba
Toyosi Akerele
Ruggedman

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/14-prominent-nigerians-who-opposed-fuel.html

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Why add the names of musicians??

Rubbish

tspun:
Gud


Today is by birthday, pls show me some love

Happy birthday bro

LesbianBoy:
Nigerians can never forget GEJ (THE HERO OF OUR DEMOCRACY)


Thunder fire buhari and his supporters

Correct