What I don't understand is why the military keep on releasing these bastards to later kill their officers in surprise attacks? Nigeria is indeed a suspense packed TV series.

Yeye Bello think he is wise by putting a stooge as his successor. Sadly we all know the idiot will not be going to kirikiri for looting simply because of our very weak institutions. How many past governors have been sentenced wicked looting of public funds
since 1999.

Yeye Bello think he is wise by putting a stooge as his successor. Sadly we all know the idiot may not be go to kirikiri for looting simply because of our very weak institutions.

Greedy bastard. He should be hanged if found guilty.

Make una no gree. Wike is greedy and wicked

Alphamarine:
This PH I dey so?



Wike lost 90% of his supporters after rigging all our votes for Tinubu


All the commissioners resigning in PH all bears Igbo names that’s to tell you they’re all Ikwerre and Etche which are mostly pro Wike


If Wike wants to be a Godfather he should relocate to yoruba land


We no dey do that rubbish for pitakwa and entire South South and South East


Only one person Wike wants 25% of rivers allocation while still chopping fat from Abuja


So if Sim gives 25% for only him so all of us which is almost 11million Rivers people will share 75% while one man has 25%


Lol Oga PH no be Lagos abeg


Sim was even kind to offer him 10% telling him Oga I know we agreed on 25% but as I came into office I discovered this 25% will likely crown me the worst governor of Rivers because I won’t see money to work


Wike vex. And some fools from brown roof are supporting him on our own money we refuse to be enslaved like una

Now I understand why Oluwole has been thriving all these years. Sadly it is really bad for the outlook of Nigeria among committees of nations. Really sad indeed for a country claiming to be attracting foreign investors.

Please ask your predecessor what he did with the budget allocated to the ministry during his tenure. We demand accountability. Don't shed tears, we are not moved by that: probe the ministry and all the contractors. You all work for us, so we deserve answers and restitution not your tears oga.

The screening is just a ceremony. They will definitely ask them to take a bow and go.

…. Mr. Chukwuma Ogbechi
I received series of text messages that I needed to revalidate my information at the nearest MTN service centre. I had registered before and l was not happy to receive these messages again.
I work on the island and stay in Alimosho Local Government in Lagos. Besides my work that makes my weekly schedule very tight, my weekend is not different as I have my family to spend time with having been away all through the week.
I contemplated porting to another network and the crowd at the SIM REG centre nearest to me reinforced my desire to leave.
As I got more SMS that I will be disconnected if I don't register before January 31, I made up my mind to give it a try the next weekend. To be honest I was furious and was ready for a showdown with anyone of their staff that will piss me off.
As I got to the centre at Akowonjo in Egbeda, I saw the usual crowd, though no one was standing as I looked closer. I noticed the courteous way the staff received people and made conscious efforts to appeal to everyone. Some of their leaders even went to the point of apologizing to everyone repeatedly.
I got curious and wondered if I was in an MTN premises as I have always perceived the brand to be arrogant.
While I was still in my state of astonishment, I saw one of their staff who came to announce that people should join the coaster buses parked in the premises to convey them to Amen Centre at Abesan Estate, Ipaja. People complained of the distance but he persuaded them to join the buses as there are 200 people and systems at the centre for registration. That, he said was faster and takes less than 10mins to complete the process.
I gave it the benefit of doubt and joined one of the buses. In no time we arrived at Amen Centre. The place from the entrance was full of life as there was music making the centre to bubble and come alive. This was against my expectation of the MTN I perceived as arrogant. Apparently other people were being conveyed from other smaller centres to this venue as more buses arrived the centre concurrently.
We queued up and in seconds we were inside the hall. The place is massive and exceeds the description the MTN staff at Akowonjo gave. There were male and female ushers directing people to different stands. Their smiles showed obviously that they have been trained and properly instructed to be at their best in rendering customer service.
The young attendant was just as polite as his other colleagues that ushered us in. In five minutes I was done. Surprisingly my story was same as other people who came with the buses that conveyed us there.
We went back to the bus and patiently the driver waited for everyone to be through and moved us back to the centre at Akowonjo. People, whose houses were by the way, were made to alight at their bus stops as long as it was a government recognised bus stop.
While at Akowonjo centre I also noticed that they gave priority access to the pregnant women and elderly people.
I left the place feeling different and impressed with what I saw. I must add that I learnt a lesson, rather than stay away from something you don't know or not sure of and make allegations against it, give it the benefit of doubt and make time to experience it. Your perception could change as mine did with the MTN SIM registration process.