₦airaland Forum

Donphillopus:
Haven't you heard of Gej till 2019

Donphillopus:
Apc can lie oooo


This man went for medical check up

He's not fit

He's a terrorist

He's an illiterate


Haba what else?

Kolade354:
I watched Jimi agbaje interview on channels tv tonight and I was baffled by some of his word........He said and i quote "For the unity of nigerians the south-south(Jonathan area) should have 4 more years". So it is not about competence again..............He also said as a politician his job is to tell people to vote and not refrain from crisis..........This agbaje is one useless man who can not be allowed to govern Lagos state..........Let vote wisely.

Fayose, according to a statement issued on Wednesday, by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, said the APC is trying to prevent the involvement of the military in the elections so as to be able to perpetrate violence during the elections.

henrysam:
Who is your people's general?

Abuja – The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said on Tuesday that corruption persisted in the country because Nigeria lacked the institutions, systems and processes to prevent it. Okonjo-Iweala made this known when she spoke on the Topic: `Preventing Leakages in the Nigerian Economy` at the Catholic Caritas Foundation Forum in Abuja. Okonjo-Iweala According to her, the absence of the relevant systems and institutions that will help check corruption has created opportunities for people to engage in the act. “This thing has been with us and
we must crack it. This is not something that started in this country today; but it is something that we must crack. “Fundamentally, we have to ask ourselves, why has this continued to be a problem; I am convinced that it is because we constantly look at the symptoms and not the cause of the disease. “The cause of the disease is we don’t have in place the institutions,

eleko1:
GEJ boys,una weludone ooo.The Voice of Jona is the voice of BokOs.Boko Haram is PDP,pdp is boko Haram. May the soul of AZazi/Yakowa RIP

LLVelly:
I am led to this sad conclusion after PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) submitted its forensic audit report of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation(NNPC). In a nutshell, PWC reveals there was no such thing as 'missing 20billion dollars' as alleged by former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN), Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, who today sits pretty atop the royal throne of Kano as the Emir. The company says the National Petroleum Development Company(NPDC). a subsidiary of the NNPC needs to complete the process of remitting to the federation account the outstanding sum of 1.48billion USD being an amount it earned from the sales of its assests. It also recommended the reform of operations of the NNPC,as they are no longer in tune with modern best practices.
PWC is a world class professional service company. There are only three others in its rank: KPMG, EY and Deloitte. PWC is the second largest of the lot. If PWC conducts a forensic audit and concludes that there was no ''stolen'' or ''missing'' money, that is case closed.
Let it however be noted that the President Goodluck Jonathan administration is the first presidency to probe itself. It has never happened before. This regime probed itself twice withing eighteen months and successfully proved its innocence. It went beyond the Senate,which is constitutionally empowered to carry out the probe. It brought in a world class firm to confirm it. Before now, it was either successive regimes that probed earlier ones to buy legitimacy, or they simply did nothing about alleged missing moneys. Obasanjo even probed Buhari's Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) and it was discovered that 25billion Naira was ''misappropriated''. Yet not only did Obasanjo sweep the report under carpet,he has even come forward to endorse the same Buhari for election as President.
That is the country we live in.
>>[full respest to Ochereome Nnanna/vanguard/viewpoint/people&politics]

The communique was signed by Chief Olabode George, Senator Seye Ogunlewe, Maj.-Gen. A. T. Olanrewaju, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Chief Ebenezer Babatope and