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redsun:Do I look like any member of your family? Lol! You just abused your parents and are now so drug addled that you think I'm your dad? Did TB Joshua swear for you? ![]() |
sheyguy:Why are you so at ease with telling lies? Is it genetic? I was the very first to condemn the action on that thread. That said, we are well ready for any consequences it might bring, battle hardened and phucking determined. So, bring it on. ![]() |
redsun:Do you realise that your parents, brothers and sisters etc are Nigerian? Just keep making foolish statements. |
lagerwhenindoubt:E be like say too much lager don de affect you nau. lol |
I saw the news on BBC. I hope that people go to jail for it. |
@omo to dun Your sites registration doesn't work 100%, I received no email. |
Ijogz K: Refrain from writing words in your Gbangan accent. ![]() |
sheyguy:My broda, what has amnesty got to do with false prophets na? Did you eat, abi na tiredness? |
See desperation! What were they blowing up a GSM mast for? Just to get the aerial? Na wa! |
blacksta:You sound like Aregbesola who goes around slapping people like an animal. Like leader, like follower. |
oyb:Its funny how Nigeria has produced so many fools in this generation. ![]() The baboons you voted into the NASS are creating yet more beggar states that will complain about being starved off funds by the FG too, cos they are phucking lazy, braindead and can't even produce money to flush shiit. FG has to give them money for that, and when the FG starts putting in processes to save money and invest for development and future generations with the SWF, they start jibber-jabbering like the malformed cretins they are. All hail parasitism and effortless backwardness! Its the new cool! Animals. |
No link? How do we know it isn't photoshopped or in another country? |
^ When your state starts functioning and not begging for free oil money, you will shut your stinking gob. GEJ has asked you phuckers to accept true federalism, make the local govts the primary unit of govt and do away with states; but no, you parasites can't do without your free oil money fix, then you turn around to blame GEJ for the foolish things you did when in power in 50 years of brainless mismanagement. Now there is somebody fighting to do the right things, you shameless vultures throw in all sorts of obstacles so no new changes can come in. You have failed. Losers. If you have ever been abroad, you will know that the LGA is the primary govt unit, not your phucking lazy state and its addiction to money it doesn't produce. Na swear dem swear for una? This power station is owned by LG's in the UK, but over here you phucking fools keep battling to be fed day-in, day-out by the FG. Ain't you ashamed? Fool. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/SELCHP.jpg/800px-SELCHP.jpg |
The way things are going, I'm gonna need a kevlar vest to vote. ![]() |
^ Get your phucked up governor to get your state functioning and actually working for its bread. Your state is a mere parasite. No? In the developed World mere LGA's make more money than the whole of Nigeria, because they actually try to do some work, not wait like fools for free oil money. Keep on waiting bruv and be the same to abuse almajiri's for begging, when you are no better. Keep blaming others for Nigeria's lack of development when you are a lazy phucker. If the states were making money would they be concerned about expenditure patterns which are written into the constitution, something fools like you are not aware of? Why should the FG be feeding the states? Dunce. |
GEJ is doing very well indeed. Resurrecting our dead steel mills, cotton plants, railways, education, power supply etc. Nice. |
[quote author=Gbawe. link=topic=785651.msg9379427#msg9379427 date=1319096601]My brother, his two-faced nature, duplicitous tongue and flip-flopping style is well known to the entire forum. The thing is that Beaf is a simpleton. His modus operandi is to attack anyone that dare criticises his paymaster (GEJ) never mind that he ostensibly held those folks in high esteem yesterday.[/quote]No quotes from Osun Defender and Ovation today? ![]() Shallow minded twerp. |
^ Is your governor not lazy as well? If not, what does your state produce outside begging for oil money? Quit the small-mindedness if you have zero intellect to contribute to the topic. Buncha market women. |
It looked like a joke to some when I posted the article that showed ACN members were on the direct path to spilling blood in Lagos. That article narrated the gist of how ACN members went to the devils junction at Isolo to invoke evil spirits on each other. We can only thank Aregbesola for these events, he imposed 37 of the candidates on Lagos. Election day might be a really horrible one. ![]() "Progressives." |
^ Winshes and vultures don appear. ![]() I keep praying to the Good Lord that one day you will finally make sense. |
All that these lazy governors are doing is angling for more free oil money from Abuja. I find it truly despicable, they need to get their states moving and developing. Don't they feel embarrassed to have to go bowl in hand to Abuja month in, month out? They even want to shut down Nigeria's shiny new investment vehicle, the SWF so that more money can go to their Nigeria is phucked with this lot. I only support them about the removal of the subsidy. |
^ Thats right. I don't see how they can walk away in this heated "fuel subsidy" times. I can see the public baying for blood over this. |
DrummaBoy:Thanks. I didn't know that. |
DrummaBoy:You are just making a fool of yourself. Give it up. I am sure many NLers would willingly give you a dirty slap to correct your foolishness. Whinning loser. |
What about death by hanging for taking home huge salaries for doing nothing aside from talking absolute fuckry? |
Is it true that her kids support their dads story? Or is that the OP's opinion? Please, always post with links so we can verify. |
Gbawe:You are the one who isn't mentally right. Here you are, telling lies, then posting a Vanguard article to back up your lies. . . Only that Vanguard's story thoroughly trashed your lies. Now here you are saying your lies are not the issue, even when the title of this thread is a lie. The so-called walk-out only occurred in the the fertile imaginations of your likes and the likes of that worthless rag, Osun Defender. Ol' boy, I hail o! |
IMHO. 90% of NNPC top managers need to do the walkies; the country has suffered unbridled corruption with NNPC and its parasites sitting atop the dung heap. This move is most welcome. |
[size=14pt]Senior layoffs imminent at NNPC over audit report[/size] . Thursday, 20 October 2011 00:00 Horatius Egua, Abuja *Okonjo-Iweala to implement findings Heads may roll in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and among major petroleum products distributors in the country, over the mismanagement of trillions of naira in petroleum subsidy funds. This follows renewed interest from the Federal Government in the recommendations of a forensic audit report, carried out on the NNPC and its subsidiaries, on the mismanagement of petroleum subsidy resources. Word had made the rounds in government circles, that the implementation of the audit report, which was carried out on the corporation, on the directive of President Goodluck Jonathan, in 2010, was being frustrated by some powerful individuals in the oil and gas sector. However, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, minister of finance and co-ordinating minister for the economy, told BusinessDay on Wednesday, that government was sure to act on the recommendations of the audit report, and that nobody in government or elsewhere, had instructed her not to implement the said recommendations. “I have not received any instructions from Mr. President, or any other person for that matter, not to implement the NNPC audit report. Nobody has spoken to me about that, but you know, I just came, and the report was handed over to me by the minister of state and we are going to look at the report, analyse it and come up with the implementation strategies,” she said. Okonjo-Iweala added that because of the pressing economic issues that the government was handling at the moment, it was difficult for her to sit down to study the document. She however promised to look into the document soon, with the relevant stakeholders, before making the report public. “We are certainly going to make the document public, but first and foremost it is important that we sit down with NNPC and say look, this is what the audit report says about you and we take it from there. It won’t be fair on them to just go to the public on this matter when we have not discussed with the officials of the company audited. We are certainly going to do the right thing,” she said. A senior official of the NNPC told businessDay in Abuja , that they were not afraid of the outcome of the report, and that whoever is found to have misappropriated the Petroleum subsidy funds should be punished. The official said: “We are not the ones who disbursed the controversial subsidies. It is the ministry of finance and they should be able to tell Nigerians those who they paid what to. We don’t pay contractors. It is the ministry of finance that does that”. The source who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity said: “From our own end, we have records and we are prepared to make them available to whoever wants them”. President Jonathan had at the behest of the crisis in the oil and gas sector, directed the forensic auditing of the NNPC and it’s subsidiaries, over the annual bloated expenditure on the subsidies estimated at over N800 billion. http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/76-hot-topic/28788-senior-layoffs-imminent-at-nnpc-over-audit-report |
Torch1:It is a terrible day when even victims begin to cover up for their abusers. The public must not sit idly by while one man goes on a slapping rampage, buoyed by the immunity governors enjoy. It is not right for him to have slapped the gentleman, Fashola; it is even worse that he raised his hands against the woman who is his deputy. That woman is someone elses wife. If you ask me, the immunity governors enjoy should be torn to pieces, so that the likes of Aregbesola can very rightly be sued for assault. |
2mch:Dude, quickly start learning how to sasoma and dance kokoma, it will help you survive when there is no food cos the ND has left with their oil. There is singing and clapping work for you and your village to do in Warri, even the chief. ![]() |
^ You see, Vanguard says: According to the source, the Minister, who got wind that the commissioners had concluded plans to embarrass him by staging a walk-out, stayed away from the venue, thereby causing an indefinite postponement of the meeting.. . .But your Osun rag for illiterates boldly lies that: At about 1pm, the commissioners staged a walkout. States’ Accountants General had earlier been sent out.Why do you like quoting crap press? Since yesterday it has been all sorts of dubious stuff from Osun Defender and Sahara Reporters. Do spend your time reading lies and digesting crap? On the other hand, maybe you actually seek them out, because you know no better. Its a mystery indeed! |
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