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Obi, a drowning man looking for every available straw to hold on to. What a useless pretender. |
World Bank is now an opposition party in Nigeria. We are actually doing some things right hence their vocal rendition. |
Na Tinubu and Buhari dey torment headless mob |
ceejayluv:You're are not fit to correct me. The person I quoted got the message. VB |
ceejayluv:Are you the one I quoted? |
Christistruth03:Thanks |
yinkus6750:It's a continent. North America then South America. Two continents in one |
Emeks008:I I still have one here |
nedu666:Drink your flowing tears |
Apology19978:Bet9ja ticket mixed well with suicide Drug dealers Na banza |
obiekunie01:Like this
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Apology19978:Ojukwu died unfulfilled man after sacrificing millions of his own people. Cannibalists were disemboweled with daggers |
nedu666:E pain am. E don dey speechless. Pakute, whoever you are, carry on. You are doing great. These vagabonds and picaresque characters must feel the fire |
Apology19978:Drowning to murderer and Clifford Orji descendants |
obiekunie01:We have seen how unproductive you all are by dealing in drugs and bet9ja. Oloriburuku Omo ale |
Naijanascam:Una too dey lie. Where did I say "Na statistics you go chop" |
ishayaauta:You don't understand the government plan. The plan is systematic and gradual. All the proceeds of their drug dealing have been confiscated. If they are thrown in jail without the option of fine they will just rot there and the government with make much money from them. Let them pay the fine. Be sure they will be caught doing same thing again. That's another seizure n more money to the government until they meet their end overseas |
Naijanascam:Over 300billion naira debt is staring cannibalistic Abians in the face. Otti must go b4 Abians start eating themselves for food in broad daylight. Otti that crippled Diamond Bank under 3months of appointment. He gon sure drown Abians in debt. |
Lazy and unproductive stupid people. They don't want to work but want to live the live of comfort while innocent people pay the price of their evil trade. FG should give them Biafra so they can be herd back to their new country |
A multi-million-naira mansion located at K-5A/2 Road 14, Victoria Garden City, Lekki area of Lagos State used as clandestine laboratory for the production of methamphetamine by a convicted drug baron, Chris Nzewi Okenwa, has been forfeited to the Federal Government. This following his successful prosecution and conviction in court. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency prosecuted Okenwa’s case. The Director of Media and Advocacy of the NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, revealed this in a statement on Sunday. The Eagle Online recalls that Okenwa was arrested along with his associate, Sunny Okeh Ukah, on July 30, 2022 and subsequently arraigned on four counts in charge number FHC/L/527C/2022 at the Federal High Court, Lagos. They both pleaded guilty on July 17, 2023, while they were convicted and sentenced to four and three years imprisonment each with an option of fine of N4 million N3 million respectively in addition to community service for four and three weeks each. His vehicle, marked EKY 496 DJ, was equally forfeited to the Federal Government. To further deny Okenwa of enjoying the proceeds of his criminal activity, the NDLEA filed a civil forfeiture charge against the building used as clandestine laboratory at the Federal High Court, Lagos, which initially granted an interim forfeiture order that elapsed on December 6 before the final forfeiture on December 7, 2023. |
athaboi:Rich man why are you crying everywhere |
Just trek enter Niger Republic |
Joe Ajaero don taste fire e nor wan go near fire again. He was really decked in Imo. His life flashed before him when men manhandled him roughly. Obi own is what I pray for everyday. The kind slap I will give him, e would be wearing hearing aid till his joins his ancestor. |
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State has kicked against Governor Alex Otti’s 2024 budget proposal. The party said it concluded that it is “unrealistic and a ploy to create enough grounds of excuses for his inability to deliver on his promises and much-touted magic wand in good governance and excellent management of resources”. A statement signed by the state PDP Vice Chairman/Acting State Publicity Secretary, Hon. Elder Abraham Amah on Sunday, according to the proposal, the “budget’s total figure is N567 billion; that is N407 billion and a three and half times higher than the state’s 2023 budget and N420 billion and more than four times the 2022 budget even when the state’s economy grew at less than five per cent in the year 2023”. It said, “The smoking gun in the budget is that of the N567 billion, only N166.08 billion, about 29 per cent, would be generated from by the government through the monthly Federation Allocation Account Committee, FAAC and the State’s Internally Generated Revenue, IGR (which has even dropped from the Ikpeazu era of N5.7 billion monthly to N3.3 billion in the last six months despite all the fuss about automation that was used to create political noise in the State) while the balance of N401b, which is 71% of the budget would be borrowed from both foreign and local lenders. “Moreover, the FAAC revenue is almost solely dependent on the FG’s budget benchmark of oil price of $77 per barrel which is always open to the volatilities of international politics and can fluctuate precipitously and with shocking spontaneity. That alone is a red flag and a dead end which dispassionate analysts have read early on and clearly shows that there is nothing to cheer about. “Worse still, of the N567 billion, 84% amounting to N476 billion would be spent on capital expenditure while 16%, amounting to N91 billion would be spent on recurrent expenditure. The N91 billion recurrent expenditure is more than 50% the last recurrent expenditure of N35 billion of the 2023 budget. “The recurrent expenditure comprises wage bills of civil servants, security vote and running of the government house. It is easy to see the road we are headed because more than 15,000 of Abia civil servants have been sacked, more than 10,000 unpaid in the last six months, yet the recurrent expenditure continues to rise unconstrained. “In the Q3 2023 budget (July-September 2023) Alex Otti spent 87% of the N25 billion that accrued to the State on himself and his office and this trend would continue because the N91 billion recurrent expenditure would follow a similar pattern. He took N5.3 billion to service his office from his personal house, N2.8 billion as security vote when he had campaigned that he will not take security vote, used N233 million for feeding, N552 million for information dissemination and other humongous amounts that cannot be accounted for. “Of the N401 billion to be borrowed, $115 million which translates to about N100 billion, using the prevailing official exchange rate has already been approved by the lender, African Development Bank, AfDB and the obligor, the FGN has also approved for disbursement, and Alex Otti still proposes to borrow N300 billion from both local and external sources.” “So from the onset, Alex Otti has already planned for an excuse for his failure when he fails to borrow about N300b to fund his unrealistic budget,” the party said. “In the past 32 years, Abia’s debt profile which Alex Otti converted into a hymn in the last eight years is put officially at N166 billion and this includes those inherited from our sister state, Imo when Abia was carved out of the old Imo State.” It said, “If Alex Otti succeeds in borrowing N300 billion in one year, he would have shot up Abia’s debt exposure up to N570 billion in just one year. “And the economic question to ask is, which of the capital expenditure projects is an income-generating project that would generate the income to repay the loan or is he just borrowing for aesthetics? The debt per capita of Abia is currently N46,315 and by the time he borrows to fund the 2024 budget, the debt per capita would rise by N137,209 by the end of 2025. “From the foregoing, it is obvious even to the layman in Economics and Finance that the 2024 budget proposals made by Alex Otti would mean more suffering for the masses because the budget as it is, is unrealistic and offers no hope for the future of Abians.” The Abia PDP, therefore, called on the State House of Assembly to study the 2024 budget proposal closely, cut the excesses and “save future generations of Abians from the future debt which Alex Otti wants to lead them into”. “We also call on the good people of Abia to prevail upon Alex Otti from mortgaging our future with debts and not allow him to bite more than he can chew at a time and ask him to cut his cloth according to his size,” it added. |
BrodaBenad:Southeast contributed to the poverty level in the West immeasurably. Remove the poverty stricken Ibos from southwest and watch them shoot up astronomically above the table. There's no state you go in southwest and you don't have large concentration of Igbos hawking gala, oraimo charger, bleeching cream etc. few of them have something tangible doing. |
athaboi:Yes and there's nothing you can do about it |
The fool is even wearing women pant. To say their society is even progressing beat the gospel. This is pure madness |
He is following Obi footsteps. |
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