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I wonder when Gbawe will ever give an answer, he is busy telling new high stories about Lagos.
What a fraudster!

Can you imagine? Gbawe is pledging his house (high story) to help Lagos state, yet he cannot back up his previous lies, even when he has been thoroughly embarrassed in public. https://www.nairaland.com/914262/evidence-massive-dry-season-road

Confidence trickster.

I am now convinced that the damn thing is a fraud. I feel sad that I was taken in by the clearing of the land. These people are shameless thieves.
What next? Open an office to send emails?

Demdem: The north is ready for federalism https://www.nairaland.com/916539/194-eminent-elders-declare.......north-prepared#10623421
SW is ever ready.
OIL,oil,oil people are ready,
Biafra Soldiers are ever ready etc

What is the retardeen waiting for?

I keep asking which of your ancestors is called the retardeen?
Is it Uncle Adeleke Wasiu Retardeen, the champion ratcarcher? Una family de try o!

Desola: beafu, shebi you said you have been inside ibb's house before. Was this before or after june 12 and if after, was it last year or this year.

Na lie go kill you fagabons dem.

You might need glasses, love.
I said I have been in MKO's house at Opebi and I know more about June 12 than you fake "defenders" and bigots, cos I was among those who carried it out on the streets, while unu de hide under bed.

I still lof you sha.

Merge the bloody subsistence farmlands masquerading as states and lets have true federalism.

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See story o!
We are tired of lies and more damn lies.

[size=33pt]Gbawe! Gbawe!! Gbawe!!!
PICTURESUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!![/size]

koruji: Let the Beafs of this world hug transformer.

My brother, this is what we hold unto.
Aregbesola is the most useless piece of loudmouthed dung to hit our political terrain.

Can you imagine this as "evidence of massive ''dry season'' road construction across Osun?

[size=14pt]No be stealing be dis? "OYES sir!"[/size]

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alj harem: yes he is, I use Jason each time I feel like

We already know that. You tell more lies than Satan too.

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Would you be kind enough to check the date of the thread?
Then we were in the middle of what can only be termed a genocide in the ND.

Brother Gbawe! Please look at this 50billa World Bank shiit. Are you saying it wasn't designed by herbalists? Did you help them?
Jesusuuu!!! Una wicked o!

Can you imagine showing us pictures of Accra when we asked for pictures of Osogbo? Abi winsh slap you?

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Gbawe: You are the one without intelligence because, very obviously, your mind is closed to 100% sense and logic. You and your boyfriend are displaying the dullness of students who repeat classes because teacher after teachers cannot make them comprehend simple things. My point is that there is no official photo-taking department in administration. Photos, most times, will be taken by private cameras and uploaded to the net. If that does not happen, it is not proof of lack of work - especially when several eye-witness on ground have testified to seeing work ongoing.

You and Beaf, as total idiots, forget that administrators build for local users. Aregbesola is not constructing roads in Osun with the intentions of impressing feudalist and jingoist from Delta, or anywhere else, with an Axe to grind against his political Party, ethnic group or region. To that end he does not have to supply any pictures if Osun folks are seeing , as eye-witnesses,the progress they will enjoy.

I have given a salient example to prove the point to children like you i.e debunking how edicolove claimed fashola has not carried out even one single drainage project in Lagos. He would have gotten away with that lie to create the belief nothing is on ground because most people, by virtue of being losers and pessimists, prefer negative news. I personally took it upon myself, while in Lagos, to take pictures of drainage work in my area alone (with similar going on throughout Lagos) to rubbish the lies and mischief of Edicolove who claims to live in Lagos yet spends his time attempting to malign Fashola.

[size=14pt]Much as you foolishly ask for picture , when eye-witnesses and indeed many articles have mentioned where road works are ongoing, you can also supply pictures of nothing being done[/size] to butress your point and that of your idiotic boyfriend. No one owes you any pictures. Get that into your thick skull and stop acting like your imbecilic boyfriend who always behaves like a schizophrenic unable to process information. The pictures will be out sooner or later. What you are failing foolishly to understand is that no one goes to site everyday with the proviso of taking pictures for your benefit. Prove your case also that no work is going on instead of indolently asking other private citizens, with no connection to governance, to do anything for you. Those in Osun (several actually) have spoken. If you prefer to believe your boyfriend (a 100% discredited liar) then that is your problem.

Eye-witnesses ke! Ok, take pictures with their eye na and come and show, because we need PROOF that you are not lying and telling high stories.
We have done our part and provided pictures of nothing being done.

Gbawe! Gbawe!! Gbawe!!!
Why do you lie so much like Lai Mohammed? Do they train una in high story telling?

Picturesuuuuuuuuuu! Brother!

nikkygal: Ifueko is one of the 'few good 'men' we have left in this country. This article fully encapsulates what this woman stands for and I can personally attest to her zeal & committment and relate to the giant strides she achieved while in FIRS.

I used to work with FIRS closely before when I was in one of the Big 4 accounting firms and you could see a brand new zeal and lease of life permeating the whole place. She revolutionized FIRS, computerised their operations and tried as much as possible to improve the level of efficiency across board. Her private sector experience from KPMG(AA)really helped her and honestly she was able to tread where a lot of men had previously failed. . . One hell of an 'Iron Lady' and always ready to 'bulldoze' her way to get the job done.

Congrats to Ifueko once again! Am proud to be associated with you professionally . Do keep the flag flying

The bolded is especially important. Todays Nigeria requires people of exemplary courage and total focus.

[quote author=Kilode?!]A lot of those ACN supporters, like I mentioned earlier, voted for GEJ at the federal elections, while they voted ACN at the state level. And many of those who opposed his choice of political party sympathised with part of what the election symbolized.


Ok oh. On NL I know "it may be too late" but in the real world, real political operators don't use phrases like that. I bet you know that.

Anyway, like I said, best not to burn bridges and turn friends and sympathizers into foes. It is simply not necessary, frankly, it is not wise.[/quote]My guy, nobody is burning bridges. I just do not see how anyone can sit around the same table with the likes of Tinubu and Aregbesola.

I'm even wondering what Aregbesola's relevance would be, come 2015; he seems to have already run himself into a corner. Maybe the real Yoruba's would broker peace, those are the people the outside World knows, not the bunch of rude, non-performing usurpers in ACN. Aregbesola has been running around to them, so lets see what that brings.

Why Fashola is not leading that party is a mystery. That guy is a gentleman, even with his cutting tongue, he never crosses the bounds of civility.
It is impossible to fathom how a nationally registered party can pose as an ethnic group and turn political rivalry into ethnic conflict.

In fact, I'm gonna make this prediction; PDP will sweep Oyo, Ogun and Osun come 2015. Lagos would be too close to call.
Come back to this thread in 2015 and call me prophet.

''Dobale" indeed, for a mushroom party.

SMH.

OAM4J: Too late? I advice you think twice especially if your boss is thinking of 2015.

Changing his name to Azikwe or Nnamdi will no longer get him '98%' from SE this time. Also He will be lucky to get 40% of the Northerners' votes and that includes NC. So you and your boss might still need to hold hands with Tinubu and Aregbesola. And this time sending a presidential jet to bring them to Abuja might not work, GEJ might need to come and 'dobale' for votes in Lagos

Firstly, GEJ is not my boss. Secondly, ACN is a mushroom party without national clout, but you can live in dreamland about holding hands with those two primitives.

GEJ will always win Lagos anyday, maybe you really don't know the demographics of the place. Wanna bet?

Keep on dreaming.

[size=14pt]Sharap dia!!![/size]

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Ok o! De deh for US de talk who de run and who no de run!
Phone home, my broda; so they can tell you how many desperate meetings are being held by ACN and its clowns. Ode!

Come and dump on minorities to feel big na.

[quote author=Kilode?!]Ok. But GEJ called them rascals first now.

Anyway, it's ok, let us hold hands. There are bigger battles in front, you don't want to burn all the bridges, many of these same ACN supporters have genuine ND sympathies (for example) and they have demonstrated it time and time again even before this 4th republic.

Also, the same ACN leaders GEJ referred to as rascals did not stop their people from voting for a PDP president In 2011. I'll actually go on a limb and say elections were more peaceful in the SW than any other region in 2011 despite everything. Those bridges will be useful, best not to burn them.

BTW, no homo [/quote]To the level headed observer, Yoruba people, not ACN people voted for GEJ. Please lets stop this conflation of ACN and Yoruba people, it is ethnic blackmail and it will only cause further annoyance.

Sorry, GEJ has called CPC worse names. In reaction, CPC has replied in kind; the one thing both CPC and PDP and all other parties do not do is employ ethnic blackmail. What kind of primitive people are in ACN?

For the bolded, except for a miracle, I think it might now be too late.

koruji: It is as if you got a lobotomy. Hence it escaped your oblongata that he was the first to call Yoruba leaders "rascals". All he got in return was equal measure. Now, if that is what you and him want to spend your entire presidency pursuing that is your problem, and you are welcome to it.

Too bad there is no where for him to hide his cluelessness. A failed presidency is his to hold firmly - a legacy of errors.

You are a fool.

They are ACN people, and it ends there. Who born monkey?
Your daft lies and ethnic blackmail will continue to fail you. Ethnic bigotry is the ACN modus, so there's little surprise.
Cowards resort to ethnic bigotry, then tell lies. Dude, you are a bunch of cowards who thought you would get an easy ride and street cred from dumping on minorities. But, who is getting the black eye today and running around like headless chickens? Lol!
Every coward tells lies to hide their obvious deficiencies.

Your party is jam packed with talking fools; I keep saying it, there are those who talk little. Let us see who will lose.

jason123: The national representative body of the Itsekiris pointed out the obvious and all you can call them is "thieves"? Beaf! Na real wa for you! Anyway, God will judge fairly! One thing is that its not only Ijaws that fought for the Niger-delta! Ilajes and Uhrobos protested few months ago. . .we dey watch!

Itsekiri, Urhobo. Ilaje, Ijaw etc... It doesn't matter, they are all opportunists who should find better means of subsistence than deadly blackmail.

[quote author=Sam_Ikenna]Beaf do you mind explaining a little bit..[/quote]The amnesty for the real militants has long come and gone.

Those that are just beginning to clamour were never part of the struggle, but are opportunists who want to go abroad for training and such stuff, because they think that is the beginning and end of the ND cause.
Quite a few of them are known armed robbers.

Every armed robber is protesting for amnesty.

[quote author=Kilode?!]No be Beaf and Eko-Ile be this?

Can we still hold hands? [/quote]That was before ACN's politics of ethnicity.
Suddenly, every ND person has become a drunken fisherman, because Tinubu said so; before Tinubu said it, ND people were not referred to in that way.

Maybe now that SSS is crawling around Aregbe's bedroom, ACN will be too busy hiding incriminating evidence in Osun to spew more ethnic bigotry.

I will hold any non-ACN hand.

Another proud feather in the cap of the Nigerian woman.
Ifueko Omoigui- Okauru is a truly exemplary citizen and proof that there is good in Nigeria.

[size=14pt]Omoigui-Okauru: One good story out of Nigeria[/size]
With Dan Onwukwe ( 08023022170 dan_onwukwe@yahoo.com )
Wednesday April 18 , 2012

In journalism, bad news, oftentimes, is the best news of all. When floods ravage communities and bombs explode, killing hundreds; when a man in the street who, ordinarily, should have no place in newspapers, throws his wife off the balcony of a three-storey building; or, as taught in journalism schools, when a man bites a dog, it is a big story.

The “badder” the news, it would appear, the bigger the story. And the better it sells. Ask both editors and newspaper readers. They will tell you that news of multi-billion naira pension fund scams and the sleazy details of the fraudulent, fuel subsidy scheme make more interesting writing and reading than that of President Goodluck Jonathan launching one boring scheme or the other in Abuja.

But, for many Nigerians who have been inundated into “unshockability” by a deluge of bad news in recent times, bad news hardly stand out, these days. Stories of corruption, rape, bombing, kidnapping and armed robbery are fast becoming the norm, and not the exception. They have become trite. Regular fare. Routine. One would be almost surprised to open a newspaper any day and not read about a case of corruption, murder, rape or robbery.

That is why the bombing on Easter Sunday was almost predictable. It would have been odd, somewhat, for Boko Haram not to unleash terror on Nigerians on that significant day.
However, from the overflowing basket of unsavory stories from Nigeria, in recent times, one good one stands out. It is that of the former chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mrs. Ifueko Omoigui- Okauru, who bowed out of service last week.

The inspiring story of this notable Nigerian woman is that of a heroine who served the nation meritoriously for eight years as head of the national tax agency, and increased tax revenue to the federal government from N1.2 trillion in 2004 to N4.6 trillion in 2012, without the slightest whiff of corruption trailing her. In today’s Nigeria, that is the public administration equivalent of climbing Mount Everest!
Newspaper reports on this remarkable First Class Accountancy Graduate of University of Lagos underscore her integrity and uncommon vision for tax administration in Nigeria. For example, there had been controversy on when her tenure was due to expire prior to her disengagement from FIRS last week. She was appointed into office for a four-year by former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, on May 3, 2004. Three years later, in 2007, an Act establishing the FIRS came into effect. The Act stipulated a limit of two terms for the chief executive of the agency. When her four-year term in office expired in 2008, the late president, Umaru Yar’Adua, reappointed her for another term.

Since, then there has been controversy on whether the period she was in office before the FIRS Act of 2007 amounted to a term or not. There were, indeed, unconfirmed rumours that she was trying to get another term based on this confusion.
But, last week, she laid the controversy to rest when she stepped down honorably. She reportedly told some journalists in unequivocal terms: “I’ve done two terms. I came in on May 3, 2004. The first term started before the FIRS Act and it’s now two terms. Whether it’s before or after (the FIRS Act) does not change the fact that I was in a term of office, (between 2004 and 2008) and this (2008 – 2012) is another term of office. So I have done two terms.

“And you know life is such that when you are used to something, you think it would never end, but it would always end. So please, there is nothing like running away. My term has ended and it’s time to say thank you and goodbye.”
What a gracious and exemplary way to bow out of office!

Reports that have trailed Omoigui-Okauru’s exit from the FIRS top seat after two terms in office point her out as an Amazon that is worthy of both celebration and engagement in other critical areas of our national life to which her experience these past eight years is best suited.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service was not in a good enough shape to increase tax revenue generation at the time of Omoigui-Okauru’s appointment in 2004. Some reports indicate that the service was in disarray, and generating much lower revenue than it was capable of. Indications were that, as with virtually every sector of our national life, there was corruption. There were reports of non-remittance of tax collected, widespread tax evasion by individuals, private and public organisations and fraudulent revenue leakages.

There was so much impunity as much of the taxes collected ended in private pockets. Most highly placed persons, including the president, did not pay taxes, as they should. Nigeria was an Eldora do for both big and small time tax evaders. Omoigui-Okauru did much to change the situation. Coming to the job with many years of experience with the notable accounting firm, Akintola Williams and Co. and Arthur Anderson, she chanced upon FIRS with the same missionary zeal that Mrs. Dora Akunyili changed the face of the National Agency for Drug and Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala negotiated Nigeria’s exit from the Club of creditors during her first coming as Finance Minister.

In the eight years that she held sway at FIRS, she superintended the institution of a new tax system and a harmonised tax reform agenda, which significantly improved tax returns. The tax agency, under her watch, launched a new National Tax Policy, which is expected to help deliver the government’s transformation agenda for taxation. The policy has been praised in several quarters by those who say it will help maximize revenue generation by all tiers of government, and improve fiscal responsibility.

It has also been said that it will help ensure income re-distribution by reducing tax payable by low and medium income earners. A Personal Income Tax Amendment Act was passed in 2011. It requires the president, vice president and state governors to pay tax on both official and non-official income. A new special tax regime is being formulated for those in the informal sector of the economy. The Act also proffers a solution to the problem of multiple taxation, over which businesses have been complaining in recent years. She also initiated the ongoing review of all tax laws in Nigeria.
Under the watch of this golden tax lady, many organisations were convicted for tax fraud and evasion. She also did a lot to improve the pay structure and working conditions of FIRS personnel.
All Nigerians will soon have Tax Identification Numbers (TIN). Omoigui-Okauru also initiated establishment of tax appeal tribunals at which all disputes on tax matters can be adjudicated. She also emplaced strategies for continuing good performance of the agency, including the 2012 – 2015 medium term projection.

In spite of these achievements, the lady, who also has a Master of Science degree in Management Science from Imperial College, University of London, has remained her humble, self-effacing self.
In response to praises for her achievement, she was quick to say all she had done in the last eight years was to build a foundation for tax administration in the country. She told journalists: “we have not even started putting anything on that foundation. It looks like we have achieved a lot but there is still so much more that still needs to be done.” This humility, coming from one who did so much to raise revenue from taxation from N1.2 trillion to N4.6 trillion in eight years, is touching. This is more so when we compare her with some former political office holders who devoted their entire tenure to looting the treasury, yet came out boasting of non-existing achievements. Her successor will need to put in his best to improve on her performance and continue to make FIRS a notable revenue earner for the government.

Omoigui-Okauru is, indeed, an outstanding Nigerian woman. She deserves all the accolades coming her way. There is no arguing the fact that Nigeria is in dire need of people like her. I believe she can replicate the FIRS transformation success story in other sectors of the economy, so
President Goodluck Jonathan will do well to charge her with greater responsibility. This, certainly, is one woman who can help with the transformation agenda of this government.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/opinion/2012/apr/18/opinion-18-04-2012-001.html

alj harem: LOL Beaf my man, don't take it personal. You clearly said in one of your post that Fashola is reaping Lagos to shreads and nothing good can come from ACN. Well Fashola is an ACN product.

You took it personal like the vermin that you are. Stick to the damn topic and scratch your low self-esteemed balls elswhere.
Not everybody is like you that has gutter morals and cannot praise a good thing.

ACN would be a normal party without cheap holes to piss in like you and without thugs like Aregbesola and Tinubu.

I am happy with the way Eko Atlantic is going. Hang your worthless self if you like.

alj harem: LOL from you ?

Whats your latest with following me around the forum? Are you a lovestruck id!ot?