Olaoluwa122:
We know this loud mouthed man worked against the candidate of P.D.P in the last gubernatorial elections in Ekiti state..

slimghost:


By disabling her Facebook page and going to her kids school to seek her home address?.
What is wrong with Nigerians? Most of you are mentally sick and have been oppressed into not knowing the basics of justice. Tueh!

JonCina:
I wonder why he'll make such statement - if he actually said it!
Even if it was an Intel from the security/spy guys, the position he occupies shouldn't have allowed him say such!!

Adesolomon2014:
As in, I came across all these pics online and was wondering how 2019 gonna be for youths of this country. Still dnt believe some rascals calling themselves future leaders will kill, main and extort for the below people present on Jamil & Fatima's wedding day.
What will really need in this country heenn cannot be explained in simple language. Look at em laughing their asses out and later this year they will start looking for ways to utilise youths for their personal gain.

Well, been praying for Nigerians all this while to receive shockwave sense in which we gonna av the foresight to vote in someone with the fear of God.

iamstanc:


A Nigerian lady, Folafoluwa Oginni has made her family and Nigerians proud of her as she graduates with a perfect 5.0 GP from Heterfordshire University in the U.K. 


In 2012, Folafoluwa Oginni, emerged the best student in WAEC and later proceeded to study Law at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife.



However, She was forced to leave OAU in her sophomore year, with a CGPA of 4.53, due to the ASUU strike.



She went to the U.K to continue her studies at the University of Heterfordshire and she just became the university’s first Nigerian Valedictorian, after finishing as the overall best student with a perfect CGPA with a score of 360 out of 360.

See more pictures below;

http://www.luckynewsinfo.com/2017/09/nigerian-lady-who-left-nigeria-due-to.html?m=0

eyeview:


That excuse does not hold water anymore. Look for another one.
Obj received from abdulsalaam just 10% of what Buhari received from GEJ, yet there was no recession.
Also, was GEJ not the president of those states like anambra who never collected bail out fund and yet,not owing anybody?

Let me educate you son, what we have here is a result of mismanagement by the state governors.
2, Lack of fear of sanctions from the federal by the state governors. I loved PDP for one thing, if as a state governor, you start embezzling to the extent thst you can't pay your people's salaries and pensions, from Abuja they will start shopping for your replacement. Ask mbadinuju, Sylva, Ohakim etc. You won't get second tenure. But that is lacking in APC where the governors can collect bail out funds and ship it abroad and no presidency will bother. And APC sadly can't sanction them because they don't want you lose an important figure like a governor. On a normal day, nobody should give Yahaya Bello a return ticket, but APC will despite his failures.
Thirdly, the greed level of the present crop of politicians in APC is unprecedented. A crop that can siphon the whole Paris fund while the huge outstanding workers debt still persist. No conscience among them.

pezest:
What is the meaning of this? Why is it coming now?

Gowon killed Biafrans and they will never forget.

The much he can do now is yo apologize openly, which I also doubt with make any meaningful impact.

LivingHuman:
As part of activities to mark Democracy Day in Kogi State, the Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello demonstrated his usual act of generosity to the good people of the state, by commissioning and distributing his face-branded bags of rice, alongside N1,000, to Kogi residents.

The excited beneficiaries trooped out in large numbers to appreciate the kind gesture of Governor Bello for making them feel the impact of Democracy Day celebration for the very first time.

Source: http://www.cambellsblog.com/2017/05/governor-yahaya-bello-empowers-kogi.html

conductor111:
Afonja people please come and collect Ngiga. We don't need him here in Anambra State. Give us FFK or Fayose instead

Tiny23:
Very nice ,but,what does this symbolize?

Jacksparr0w127:
This country don tire me

Lemonade01:
Could he be related to professor Pella

Lemonade01:
Could he be related to professor Pella