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velo10:
Big ups to Akpabio. His fame is spreading. However he needs to be more democratic when dealing with opposition.

He hasn't been undemocratic IMHO, he has just played hardball with a terrible opponent.

From other news, the expansion of Apapa port is mainly to boost oil and gas shipping. Sanity can only be brought by reducing corruption.

They are just looking for crumbs from GEJ which they ain't getting, hence the bad bele.
Useless old men.

^
They even have a fake Beaf! What a pack of dimiwits!

@topic
I am not Reno Omokri, but does that man not have the right to exist? I cannot understand the degree of petty hatred shown to him. Is it jealousy?

The one strand of truth that runs through these shameless anti-beaf threads is that the people behind are a set of intolerant buffoons. Another strand of truth is that they are ALL from one geographic region of the country. I don't share your demented love for Tinubu and never will.

I see you people as a bunch of losers who are too cowardly and unintelligent to stand their ground in a discussion and so push for all sorts of mob action and publish bullying threads to the extent that anyone would think I am their god.

These guys cannot be so mentally and morally shrivelled can they? I guess the answer lies on these pages!
Its hard to expect more from the followers of a fraud, drug baron and "Toronto" certificate holder whose real roots are unknown and whose real name is unknown.

Losers.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/563403_Wale_Olayanju_jpg51c69d16b9d75356a7093c6a3b9cb034

Wale OLAYANJU? What an ugly phucker.

ifyalways:
^Did you not see the link?

Sahara reporters and Baba suwe share a common interest. . .Comedy!

Funny, but true!
We have to wait for more reputable sources before we can believe.

[size=14pt]FEC approves N49bn augmentation for projects •As Apapa Port gets N20bn for development [/size]
Written by Leon Usigbe, Abuja
Thursday, 03 November 2011

THE Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved about N49billion for the augmentation of contracts for the development of satellite towns in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and the dredging of the Lower River Niger as it announced its intention to concentrate efforts on the development of infrastructure in FCT satellite towns to decongest the city.

The approval came following a memo submitted by the FCT Minister, Senator Bala Mohammed, to the council presided over by President Goodluck Jonathan at the State House Villa in Abuja on Wednesday, seeking approval for a review of the contract sum in respect of the provision of engineering infrastructure to Kubwa and Karshi satellite towns.

Briefing State House correspondents after the meeting, Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, who was joined by the Minister of State for FCT, Chief Jumoke Akinjide and  the Minister of Transport, Senator Idris Umar, said the council approved the augmentation of the contract for Kubwa Satellite town (Districts 4 and 5) by N23, 799,385,870.10 from the previous N18, 884, 104, 962. 39; bringing the total cost to N42, 683,490,832.49.

He said the Karshi Satellite town project was also augmented with  N16,699,807,504.88 from the contract sum of N11,520,240,993.12, bringing the total cost to N28,220,048,498.00.

On the Lower River Niger dredging project, the minister disclosed the augmentation of the contract sums by the sum of  N8,528,358,812.00 bringing the total sum to N43,334,712,332.00 from the original contract sum of N34,806,353,521.00.

The council also approved the re-development of the port facilities at Bullnose, Lagos Port Complex Apapa at the cost of $124,400,000.000 payable in prevailing exchange rate at the time of payment over 20 years lease period for oil and gas operations.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/30681-fec-approves-n49bn-augmentation-for-projects-as-apapa-port-gets-n20bn-for-development

[size=14pt]Akpabio receives national honour for development [/size]
Thursday, 03 November 2011

For setting the pace in transformation and people-oriented leadership in Akwa Ibom, the state governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio, will, on November 14, 2011 be conferred with a national honour by President Goodluck Jonathan.

The event, billed for the International Conference Centre, Abuja, will witness the conferment of the award of Commander of the Order of Niger (CON) on Chief Akpabio.

According to the Secretary, National Honours Merit Award Committee, Mr Adeyemi Tunde, President Jonathan would bestow the award on the governor and other recipients for having distinguished themselves in various areas of human endeavours.

Reacting, the Commissioner for Information and Communications in the state, Mr Aniekan Umanah, said the award  was well deserved and a confirmation of the transformation which the governor had brought to the state.

“This is an honour well deserved because Governor Godswill Akpabio has distinguished himself in the transformation drive, which has positioned Akwa Ibom as a model state in Nigeria.

“The people of Akwa Ibom State are grateful to the president for this honour done Governor Akpabio. It shows that the giant strides recorded by Governor Akpabio in infrastructural and human capital development are being recognised and appreciated by Nigerians,” Umanah said.

He used the opportunity to invite all Akwa Ibom people to join in the celebration.

The national honours for Akpabio is coming a few weeks after he was similarly honoured by the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna, with an award of a honourary degree of Doctor of Management Science  during the 22nd convocation ceremony of the institution.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/30672-akpabio-receives-national-honour-for-development

meonbooty:
Awatunrayo, no be him dey phock you?

How can you talk to a woman like that? Were you brought up in the gutter?

This sort of story comes out when someone has stolen a big fish and a bone has stuck in their throat.
We be watching.

^
. . .Another stunted nematode joins the thread.
That is paddy lo.

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=794930.msg9469849#msg9469849 date=1320275728]well I guess beaf missed this thread LOL[/quote]I didn't miss the thread, you are just to stup!d for me to waste time on. After all these pages, you are still too stup!d to find out what the relations b/w Atiku and his 2007 running mate are.
It must take something really "special" to be you.

monkeyleg:
@don33310,

leave beaf alone, the boy no get common sense. he has never been able to argue his point properly, once cornered he quickly resorts to playing the ethnic card. I repeat that the problem with Delta state has very little to do with ethnic divisions, and more to do with bad government, if uduaghan was performing no one would give a damn, but no the phucking dogs bollocks of a beaf cannt get the simple point into his thick skull. Like i said to him, his likes would not survive in the corperate world, they feed like vultures of peoples miseries, nyash licking corrupt governments for thier wicked selfish gains

Once again, I will ask why this quote below does not appeal to you:

If we don't want Uduaghan, then lets impeach him while getting EFCC pertitions together; its called organisation.  
That is the only civilised approach, Delta state is not packed with animals.

Why would you prefer to riot like a fool, when you can organise to remove Uduaghan you hate so much. Why? The only reason is that you are an out of job militant looking to get into pipeline control or bunkering on the blood of innocent youth and posing with Ogboru's name. Eravwen.
You were the one who really raised the ethnic card by identifying me as Itsekiri because I don't agree to your foolish caveman tactics.

Dude, I'm here to trap fools and knock their unicellular brains right through their necks. And if you persist, I'll just keep right on pumping intellectual lead into you until your brain finally pops out of your hairy arse.

Phucking dimwitted bloodsucking beastly gutter-spurn militant.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/563403_Wale_Olayanju_jpg51c69d16b9d75356a7093c6a3b9cb034

Chei! This phucker looks like somebody that feeds on rocks!!!
What kind of bad nose and mouth combo be dat na? Imagine wasting that talent on NL, instead of using his natural ugliness to fight for the taliban!


Wale OLAYANJU! Wale OLAYANJU! Wale OLAYANJU!
How many times I call you so? Did a fridge fall on your head the moment you were born? See as pikin wowo!

Guy, you look like an evil spirit!

Olodostein:
This pic look gentle.  Beaf comes across as a "Typical wafii guy" who is master of the creeks . It is very possible that he would look more like 'I go die'.

Dude, I am very, very quiet and introverted. . . but don't step on my toes sha, as they say, "fear the quiet ones." No be lie.
However, I am not Reno Omokri.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/563403_Wale_Olayanju_jpg51c69d16b9d75356a7093c6a3b9cb034

What a ferociously ugly morafuka! This channel801 fellow is uglier than the scales on Satan's arsehole. Damn! Na pikin be dat?
Its like staring into the armpit of Beelzebub!
Blood of Jesus! Holy Ghost Fire!!! Holy Ghost Fire!!!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

@PointB
Thanks for the short and sweet detective job!

[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=795203.msg9469405#msg9469405 date=1320270348]I reserve my comments because I too have been wrongly accused here on Nl. but if that's beef he is handsome sha [/quote]Babes, thats not me. I'm far more handsome than Reno. Lol!

@topic
Wherever the real Reno is, he must be laughing his arse off just as hard as I'm laughing mine off!

Kennyblues:
Beaf, as much as I always look forward to your post on salient issues, I would have expected you to have outgrown post like this because it doesn't add value to you but rather belittle your status on Nairaland.

Thank you.

Next!

Another very important question.
Did Osun state actually buy the buses for the aluta trip, while its workers salaries have been unpaid for the past two months or more?

Gbawe:
I really must hand it to you . You are totally without shame . After being exposed here as a bare-faced liar you still talk of N129 billion? It is now clear to the entire forum that Osun would have recieved circa N34 billion from the FG in 11 months under Aregbesola. Why don't you prove to the forum , using actual statistics, that Osun recieved 129 billion? Abi the Ministry of finance is also lying in favour of Aregbesola?

Ok, just so that your small-minded arguments do not derail the thread. [size=33pt]Can you simply account for the unfortunate aluta trip and why Osun states workers have not been paid over several months now?[/size]

Osun state workers are owed several months salary. Yet their govt was able to effortlessly spend millions sponsoring, transporting and feeding 19 buses of praise singing aluta howlers on a trip from Osun to the venue of Tinubu's case in Abuja.

We have heard a tonne of tall tales and high stories from Aregbesola about his govts immense social policies. These social credentials are centred on his OYES programme, which is basically a scheme for graduates to cut grass and sweep the streets for a paltry N10,000. Can someone remind the kind governor that every state has people who cut grass and sweep as a matter of routine?

Here's a little secret, social credentials are worthless when you do not care if the people live or die, or are hungry and ill. Aregbesola is owing several months salaries to the long suffering citizens of Osun, yet he could afford to splash out on the hiring of 19 busloads of aluta howlers to go on a worthless praise singing mission to Abuja (where they were simply arrested ).
A few questions arise from that aimless aluta trip:

[list]
[li]Does Aregbesola value aluta howling more than paying Osun state workers?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost Osun state to pay each hired aluta howler?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost in loss of time that would have been spent on Osun state affairs instead?[/li]
[li]Who owns the 19 buses used? Were they purchased by Osun specifically for useless aluta missions, while workers wages are still owed?[/li]
[li]What was the cost of the journey as concerns petrol, tires, servicing etc?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost to feed and wine each aluta howler?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to house each aluta howler for the useless mission?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to bail each aluta howler from police arrest?[/li]
[li]Since the howlers have now sued the IG, who is footing the bill and how much is it compared to Osuns unpaid September and October wage bills?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is being lost on the worthless case against the IG?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is Osun losing, while Aregbesola travels back and forth to Abuja to beg GEJ for the slight?[/li]
[li]ABOVE ALL, WHEN WILL OSUN WORKERS GET PAID?[/li]
[/list]

Yet another imortant question begs for an answer:
HOW MUCH DOES THE FACT THAT AREGBESOLA LIVES IN LAGOS COST OSUN STATE IN ORGANISATION, TIME AND MONEY?

Now, please can someone account for the billions Osun has received in the past 11 months? Thank you.

By Aregbesola's own account, about 90% of Osuns income goes to paying salaries. With that in mind, where did he get the money for the foolish aluta trip to Abuja?

^
Lol! I see you are desperately trying to hook us into your silly allocation argument to nowhere and derail the topic. How come you skillfully ignored the pertinent questions below?


[size=14pt]What did Aregbesola do with the 129billa received over the last 11 months?
Answer the questions below!![/size]

Beaf:
Oga, Osun state government! Welcome!
The bolded part of your statement is just a long winded way of agreeing that Osun state workers are owed several months salary. We all know that, so there is no need for obfuscation.

Oga, Osun state government, thank you for blaring your social credentials to the high heavens. I will let you in on a little secret, social credentials are worthless when you do not care if the people live or die, or are hungry and ill. Aregbesola is owing several months salaries to the long suffering citizens of Osun, yet he could afford to splash out on the hiring of 19 busloads of aluta howlers to go on a worthless praise singing mission to Abuja (where they were simply arrested ).
A few questions arise from that aimless aluta trip:

[list]
[li]Does Aregbesola value aluta howling more than paying Osun state workers?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost Osun state to pay each hired aluta howler?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost in loss of time that would have been spent on Osun state affairs instead?[/li]
[li]Who owns the 19 buses used? Were they purchased by Osun specifically for useless aluta missions, while workers wages are still owed?[/li]
[li]What was the cost of the journey as concerns petrol, tires, servicing etc?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost to feed and wine each aluta howler?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to house each aluta howler for the useless mission?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to bail each aluta howler from police arrest?[/li]
[li]Since the howlers have now sued the IG, who is footing the bill and how much is it compared to Osuns unpaid September and October wage bills?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is being lost on the worthless case against the IG?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is Osun losing, while Aregbesola travels back and forth to Abuja to beg GEJ for the slight?[/li]
[li]ABOVE ALL, WHEN WILL OSUN WORKERS GET PAID?[/li]
[/list]

Now, please account for the 129billion Osun has received in the past 11 months. Thank you.

bassette:
From Beaf, hmmmm

Yeah, Mr stonehead, Beaf now writes for 234Next and makes Senators say things they don't know anything about.
Whats it like to be a record breaking dolt? Mystery!

Kx:
facebook as usual.
Does Obama use FB this much?--- just asking.

Is Obama your President? Why the low-self-esteem? America this, America that! Do you think Americans give a rats arse about other countries?
So many Nigerians have an annoying inferiority complex and actively use it to hold the country back.

@topic
Nice and warm speech, I hope his opponents will drop their bitterness and join hands to build the country.

It is hard to see how they can succeed, a site like facebook is too dispersed. My bet is that they will hamper some facebook operations at best.

layifioren:
I didn't even see that part until I was reading pokur's response. Alright to enlighten you this was what I did. I called the Nigeria Embassy here in the US and after several trials I got the chance to talk to a rude lady on a phone line that wasn't even clear (went on a tangent just to show you how useless they are). She then told me what I need to do is mail my passport with $50 and a letter renouncing my Nigerian citizenship. I did that and boom I got a confirmation letter back from them. Are you satisfied or do you have more questions amigo?

Bruv, that "rude lady" chopped your $50.00. They call it 419.
You are still a 9ja.

eGuerrilla:
@Beaf,

Why don't you ask the two principals you are fielding for to issue unequivocal denials on a matter of public interest?
This is how such matters are handled in saner climes, no?

If you desist from asking stup!d questions and attempting to coral others like a dugbe market trader, you will get decent responses.
Now I'm fielding for Bankole, because you lack the brains or facts to argue your case? Dude, you are dumb.

Your rat catcher style of accosting bystanders with dumb but highly aggressive thuggish questions like the ones illustrated below will always get you a deserved slapdown and a wacking sock in the left eye:

eGuerrilla:
When did Bankole renounce his foreign citizenship?

When did David Mark renounce his Belizean citizenship?

If you get upset that the above could only draw a caustic response, then you are truly in need of basic social skills.

Dunce.

Gbawe:
You are the dunce not me. We know you just pitch your tent blindly with whoever is opposing Aregbesola or Gbawe but , for once , can you act as if you got possess a decent education? check the link and you will see that 30 States recieved higher monthly allocation than Osun's N3.2 billion . Is basic literacy a problem for you?

Sir, you are a mugu.
Osun state is 21st highest or thereabouts, you really should desist from mentioning the word, education. Hint; there is a column called, surprise, surprise! "Net Statutory Allocation."

Now, please in the name of all that is good, can you and abdkabir, the lord from Osun state govt stop dodging this killer questions? We need Answers :

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-793016.32.html#msg9465246

Beaf:
Oga, Osun state government! Welcome!
The bolded part of your statement is just a long winded way of agreeing that Osun state workers are owed several months salary. We all know that, so there is no need for obfuscation.

Oga, Osun state government, thank you for blaring your social credentials to the high heavens. I will let you in on a little secret, social credentials are worthless when you do not care if the people live or die, or are hungry and ill. Aregbesola is owing several months salaries to the long suffering citizens of Osun, yet he could afford to splash out on the hiring of 19 busloads of aluta howlers to go on a worthless praise singing mission to Abuja (where they were simply arrested ).
A few questions arise from that aimless aluta trip:

[list]
[li]Does Aregbesola value aluta howling more than paying Osun state workers?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost Osun state to pay each hired aluta howler?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost in loss of time that would have been spent on Osun state affairs instead?[/li]
[li]Who owns the 19 buses used? Were they purchased by Osun specifically for useless aluta missions, while workers wages are still owed?[/li]
[li]What was the cost of the journey as concerns petrol, tires, servicing etc?[/li]
[li]How much did it cost to feed and wine each aluta howler?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to house each aluta howler for the useless mission?[/li]
[li]What did it cost to bail each aluta howler from police arrest?[/li]
[li]Since the howlers have now sued the IG, who is footing the bill and how much is it compared to Osuns unpaid September and October wage bills?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is being lost on the worthless case against the IG?[/li]
[li]How much govt time is Osun losing, while Aregbesola travels back and forth to Abuja to beg GEJ for the slight?[/li]
[li]ABOVE ALL, WHEN WILL OSUN WORKERS GET PAID?[/li]
[/list]

Now, please account for the 129billion Osun has received in the past 11 months. Thank you.

superior1:
He is a fool. That is a suicidal move if the story is true. Obviously, he cant win the seat and he will yet be in opposition. Iya meji tije Okugbe re. Person wey dem wan fry wey dey take oil rob body, i pity mama timipre

Chei!

[size=14pt]Pay cut for all arms of government [/size]
November 2, 2011 12:08PM

The 2012 budget may raise some dust unless the proposed general pay cut in all the three arms of government is agreed on.

This was being hinted by the Chairman, Senate Committee, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, while addressing the press in Abuja. The Senate still awaits the presentation of the 2012 budget to the National Assembly by President Goodluck Jonathan for approval.
The Executive and the judiciary arm of the gvernment are expected to conform with the cut in their budget as it will aid the reduction of high cost of governance.

"One thing is certain, we have reached a consensus between the executive and legislature that the cost of running the government is too high and that there will be a need to cut down the cost of government and I think that, that will be the general trend in this particular budget. So, we are looking forward to seeing the budget and how much has been cut in terms of running the government," he said.

On the issue of the reported N50 billion slash from the proposed 2012 budget of the National Assembly by the president, Abaribe said action can only be taken by the senate when the budget is formally presented to the house.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5746885-146/pay_cut_for_all_arms_of.csp

This thread is an IQ test to fish out all the dullards on NL.

Gbawe:
Even the table you supplied shows that at least 30 States recieved higher gross statutory allocation than Osun State !!! that puts Osun around 31st !!!! No disrespect, but I must ask if you are able to read and comprehend at all because I don't know where you got the "11th highest State" jargon from. Simply incredible. Do you think others cannot read also or did you expect that nobody would actually inspect your link to debunk your nonsensical lie?


Also, it is the former Governor of Osun , while in power, i.e Oyinlola, who stated that 65% of allocation is used to pay salaries. It is also Oyinlola who puts Osun 33rd as per FG allocation. Are you disputing the utterances of Oyinlola when he was Governor? My friend, you have no case at all. You don't even appear to be able to understand what is written in plain black and white so I don't see how anyone can take you seriously. Clearly you are one of those who wants to make the crime fit the man. unlike others, your own exagerations are too wild and nonsensical.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/oyinlola-salaries-take-65-of-osun-s-federal-allocation/79477/

My friend, stop pretending to be a dunce! Go back to the table, wash your eyes very well and tell us if you really applied common sense to what you wrote above.
Anonimi says Osun state is gets the 11th highest allocation and when presented with clear figures, you counter with 31st! A sad sad day for education indeed!

In the meantime, answer the aluta questions in my post above. Why does AregbeRASCAL prefer aluta to paying workers salaries?