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Dollyak:
I was being diplomatic pending any explanation from his supporters. Though, I was not impressed with the state of Lagos the last time I went there, but I still like to keep an open mind. Can you believe they are still suffering from flooding in 2015?

Is there a place on earth that doesn't flood or what kind of ignorant and unintelligent talk is this?



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https://americanmoocher.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/houston-flooding.jpg



That's Houston TX in 2015 and just a few week ago. Sadly, many people died.

How many people did in Lagos in 2015 or ever because of flooding?


You village ignorants need to shut up sometimes..

Ok, they were not there, but why and where were they? Were you not supposed to be there too or the you and your co-schemers forgot about the other half of the decision making legislative and your colleagues.

It's one thing to sell out, backstab, disadvantage and betray your own party and your president, but playing dumb and coming up with silly and infantile excuses is disgusting, nauseating and insulting...

dayo23:
perfect response!

Sadly, there are too many illiterates and ignorant opposition journalists wannabe and internet nuisance out there making up dumb and unintelligent rubbish all over the place..

https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2015/05/27/Joint_Chiefs_s878x586.jpg?c7307a07ca8f164441d6120c2cbb8ce2e537d255

President Barack Obama talks with the Joint Chiefs of Staff following a meeting in the Situation Room of the White House, Oct. 28, 2014. Standing with President from left are: Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel; Gen. Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Robert Work, Deputy Secretary of Defense; Gen. Raymond Odierno, Chief of Staff of the Army; Adm. James A. Winnefeld, Jr., Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Adm. Jonathan Greenert, Chief of Naval Operations; and Gen. Mark Welsh, Chief of Staff of the Air Force. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

VP Biden was locked out again...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/86/Obama_meets_with_Joint_Chiefs_about_DADT.jpg


Where was VP Biden? He was locked out of course...

Fashola was the first Nigerian PMB visited to inform and solicit for support before the campaigns and elections. PMB picked him out a long time ago!.

Both men obviously have deep mutual love and respect for each other and i won't be surprised if Fashola emerged as his personal adviser and right hand man.

@ topic. Tinubu delivered locally, regionally and nationally while this ex convict couldnt deliver his own local government to his useless party.


What a clown

egift:
https://www.naijaonpoint.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/akande-buhari1.jpg

Here is another TANiod dancing on APC victory in the National Assembly.

Buhari is the leader of Nigeria, wile Tinubu is one of the leaders of APC. TANiods and ex-con Bode George should get that into their brain.

But TaNOiDs dont have brains. Is this not why we call them TaNOiDs?

I really don't see the sense and wisdom in selling out, betraying and disadvantaging your own party back just because of power or party differences. This reflects poor judgement, opportunism, untrustworthiness and dubious characteristics.

Funny enough, PDP won't sell out, yield ground or advantage to benefit the APC in anyway, only weak, power hungry men with zero honor handicaps their own party for petty gains..

We borrowed democracy from America and I don't see the republican or democratic party in America betraying or disadvantaging their party for common leadership positions, you see such absurdities only in Nigeria.




I truly admire PMB for staying above the fray.

Fashola going to Germany with PMB Fashola is going to be a major player in PMB's administration.

PassingShot:
There are many more actually.

1. Jimi Agbaje
2. Babangida Aliyu
3. Sule Lamido
4. Potection Seeker

etc.

lmao @ protection seeker...barcanonsense...

AbuMikey:
SMH!

Its just about 10 days since He became President, and as a smart General that PMB is, He is not rushing into hasty decisions, don't You get it?

But wait, since when did You turn this Myopic?

Since when lizard begin crawl for crumbs and ants to eat for survival?

Good to see our president on the world stage.[/quote]Well said . The sky is the limit for us.

The Giant of Africa is back on the throne after 16 sad years of missed opportunities, gross incompetence and institutionalized corruption.

Thank God for #Change.

#PMB. #World Stage Swagger.

Revolution:
Good to see our president on the world stage.

Well said . The sky is the limit for us.

The Giant of Africa is back on the throne after 16 sad years of missed opportunities, gross incompetence and institutionalized corruption.

Thank God for #Change.

PRYCE:
Yes! Provided the word change is used in its right context! Not what APC is selling to Nigerians!

You are of course entitled to even your own warped and irrelevant interpretation..

#Change

#Sai PMB

#Sai Nigeria

Madeleine Albright is a former Secretary of State, and Johnnie Carson is a former assistant secretary of state for African affairs.

What happens in Nigeria will have a profound impact on the future of sub-Saharan Africa and the world


This week, something unprecedented is happening in Africa’s most populous country, where groundbreaking political change is underway. Nigeria’s incumbent president will step down and a new president from another political party, Muhammadu Buhari, will be sworn in.

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The March election that brought Mr. Buhari to office was a political triumph for Nigeria and a positive step for the future of democracy in sub-Saharan Africa. Few expected that the election would be peaceful or credible, but the Nigerian people demanded nothing less.

As one of us witnessed first-hand while serving on a National Democratic Institute election observer delegation, people across Nigeria waited in lines that stretched for hours simply to have their voices heard through the ballot box. Thousands were willing to risk the threat of election violence to volunteer as citizen observers, and the outcome was seen as legitimate thanks in large measure to the work of the Independent National Electoral Commission, which oversaw the rapid release of election results. A coalition of 400 civic organizations conducted a parallel vote tabulation that protected the integrity of the process and promoted confidence in the official results; other groups conducted a large-scale, and effective anti-violence campaign.

The election was not perfect, far from it. Although it confirmed the eventual outcome of the elections, the parallel vote tabulation exposed serious vote count manipulation in one of the six geopolitical zones of the country. Pockets of serious violence and fraud did occur, especially in Nigeria’s politically critical, oil-producing southern states. Yet overall, the 2015 election was the most successful democratic exercise in the country’s history, building on the progress made in 2011 after a series of seriously flawed elections in the country.

Now President-elect Buhari’s challenge will be to deliver for his people—because years of experience have taught us that while successful elections are necessary, they are not by themselves sufficient for a country to achieve real long-term economic and social progress. Put another way: People like to vote, but they also like to eat.

After campaigning as the anti-corruption, pro-security candidate, Buhari now has a big job to do if he is to capitalize on the new momentum for change. To succeed, he will need the support of the international community—which must stay engaged in helping Nigeria along the path of progress.

The stakes could not be greater, both for Nigeria and the world. With a population of roughly 180 million people and an economy expected to reach $1 trillion by 2030, the country is already a regional political and economic powerhouse—and it is increasingly a global one as well. By 2050, Nigeria’s population is expected to surpass that of the United States, and its total population is projected to reach 900 million by the end of this century. This means that what happens in Nigeria will have a profound impact on the future of sub-Saharan Africa and the world.

To put the country on a road to better governance, increased security, and greater prosperity, President Buhari will need to bring Nigeria’s vast resources together to tackle a series of deep-seated, interconnected challenges—and he will need the support of the United States and its partners to do so.



His first order of business should be dealing with the country’s rampant corruption, a poison in any democracy. Buhari campaigned on a promise to address alleged multibillion dollar corruption scandals, which stem largely from mismanagement of the country’s oil reserves. These kinds of scandals weaken Nigeria’s legitimacy both domestically and abroad. Its oil reserves are tremendous, but if mismanaged they threaten to undermine the country’s political authority. Corruption must be addressed at the institutional level by strengthening institutions such as the electoral commission, National Assembly, political parties and civil society—all of which have an important role in addressing corruption. Another priority will be improving the transparency of government bodies, such as the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation. The international community should also support the recovery of stolen assets, which belong in the hands of the Nigerian people.

http://time.com/3899638/madeleine-albright-johnnie-carson-nigeria/



#Nigeria Rising

#Change Maters

#Sai PMB

#Sai Nigeria

Another waste of valuable bandwidth ....

NL is practically a dumping ground for internet trash and unintelligent trolls and nuisance.

WHo is WE?

Don't you mean why do WE TaNoIdS and dead end Villagers Have The Feelings That you are dead end losers...?

You losers still don't know how irrelevant and inconsequential you are...

WOW!!!

PMB sitting next to the PResident Of The United States Of America and the leader of the free world.

We are back on sane, credible and meaningful global staGE with strong recognition and respect.


#Change#Matters...

Sai PMB

Sai Nigeria...

Still beating that empty and shallow chests? Sad case of group insecurity and low self esteem.........

wirinet:
What are the components of this allege N900million assets? Are they shares, bonds, properties or physical cash? With no verified breakdown of the assets, PDP and TAN are just blowing hot air.

Breakdown ke? You won blow their meager brain..

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Firefire:
When a mother goat eats its jaw, the kid will always watch and learn, we may be student in the school of Alhaji Lie Mohammed.

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Unintelligent village trolls bore me.

mrmetoo1:
Are you telling me he didn't travel with 200+ people?? Impressive!! I thought Nigerian presidents had to travel like that o

Jona traveling with 200 or more people was nothing but staged estacode scam to collect travel allowance and do shopping with stolen funds which sometimes is up to or more than a year salary.

lmao @ biafra reporters.

Well, hate peddling, bigotry, rumor mongering and bitterness is your basic portion in life so why expect you losers to deviate...

lol @ Nollywood rejects story writers and their crooked imagination. Sad effects of zero meaningful employment after jona's exit..

I read the same funny story about some APC rep teaming up with some PDP loser just to secure leadership election...

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Lagos state really tried for the the Lagos state police command.

opeiiwo:
Please Has MBU been redeployed? wasnt he supposed to be in attendance?

Have you heard from him lately? #Change..

lmao @ saving grace reporters.. These silly pdp clowns just keep coming up with internet rumor blogs with absurd and ridiculous nonsense...


...is this the so called opposition?

DropShot:
Though this is doubtful but if confirmed to be correct, it is a very wrong move given how Fashola stood by him throughout the campaign period.

These are silly and fabricated stories by faceless pdp outlets so won't put too much on the rubbish. Same rubbish was said about Fashola and tinubu for 8 years, but both men worked togeter all the way to deliver the best performance in the history of Nigeria.

On a comedic note: who went to Fashola to interview and check his boiling body temperature ? The same comedians?


Talk about brainless dolts with nothing better to do...