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And they(PDP) keep calling APC names they(PDP) truly bear and answer.

Then who oversees America, Europe?

odeexpress, be guided o. Which kind of shoe is that of the prayer warrior?

Despite the extravagant spending of Dollars in the recent days, the fact still remain the same, there must be a change in the leadership of our dear nation.

Nice 1, because those calls and SMS are just too many these days.

He may be the one I saw earlier last week in Mr President's convoy at city gate en route air port, and I said ''don't kill yourself'' on seeing him maneuverings the bike. However, may his soul rest in peace. No matter the benefits, fame and passion that comes with one's job, it is in one's interest to be careful of personal safety and security. Job's life outlives the employee's own.

President Goodluck Jonathan has appointed Samuel Ogungbesan as the new acting executive chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Services, FIRS. It was announced this afternoon by Reuben Abati, special assistant to the president on Media and Publicity. According to Abati, Ogungbesan replaces Kabir Mashi with immediate effect.

“President Jonathan appoints Mr. Samuel Ogungbesan as Ag. Executive Chairman of the FIRS. He replaces Alh. K. Mashi with immediate effect,” the presidency announced.

The outgoing FIRS boss hails from Katsina state. His exit brings an end to controversies and legal tussles for his seat from different parties.

Too little too late, welcome back to London after a woeful european sojourn. Arsenal boys are not yet men.

Don't be deceived, majority of votes from SW are for GMB.

And whether you like it or not, CHANGE is imminent in the leadership of this country.

Precisely May 29, 2015 GEJ will hand over to a democratically elected President, Commander In Chief of the Armed Forces, General Muhammadu Buhari.

He is mostly welcomed.

A sorrowful event.

The house is magnificent.

All these things they're doing, ther is God ooooo.

Unilorin: better by far.

Safest city/place remains your principal place of residence and your living room. Avoid sitting on the street or roaming about during and after the elections. Be defensive minded on those days, cast your vote and defend your life not your vote. No cause for alarm. God will see us through this most critical & fragile moment ever in the history of our dear nation ameen.

It is a protective measure on the part of depositors, and good working platform for the bankers. A veritable economic tool for the government at large.

Fresh air there, and transformation of personal pocket in progress. Can't imagine another 4 years of these selfish personal pocket ambassadors.

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Deep your phone inside water for Buhari

So you are this insensitive? This is height of cruelty! Playing death with politics. If they were your brothers, would that be your comment upon their deaths? Remember your six feet and lend yourself a working brain.
However, may God forgive them and bless their soul with Janat Fridaouz ameen.

He is both weak and wicked. One need not to be told. But, the problem with us in Nigeria is; sentiment, nonchalant attitude and memory loss. I wonder how and what the feeling of the bereaved families would be as far as Jonathan's re-election is concerned.

Hmm! erstwhile women fucker turned pastor. The only thing permanent in life is CHANGE. Only God knows what the future hold.

Rilwayne001:
Transformation Agenda in pictures
GEJ in January
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GEJ in february ending .
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GEJ by March 22nd
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At the end of the Day
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Whether he like it or not: east or west, home is the best. Otuoke is calling GEJ. He is better there than Aso Rock as President and C ' C.

There was a minor fire outbreak at the Independent National Electoral Commission’s Electoral Institute in Abuja on Saturday night. Materials to be used for the forthcoming general elections were however not affected as the fire was swiftly contained. The Chief Press Secretary to the chairman of the commission, Mr. Kayode Idowu, confirmed the incident. He also assured that the fire didn’t affect any electoral materials.

Good one for the Ogun State and Nigeria in general. Ogun has become hub of Higher Education.

Bragging of a sin already committed, is a SIN in itself. That ugly show of shame you intentionally engaged in remains a secret between you and your co sinner, God knows but keeps it a secret. However, you revealed it to the world, instead of you repenting, sobering and asking for divine forgiveness of the sin. You were happy telling us what you would not want/wish to be done to your blood sister, daughter or wife. Any way, the first commentator has tutored you on the effects of your ungodly act.

Oba Sikiru Adetona, Awujale Of Ijebu Land has spoken, though he did not canvass for any candidate but he has dropped the hint required of the right thinking & patriotic electorates. A word is enough for the wise. See the light and find the way.
Looking forward to a more prosperous Nigeria come May 29, 2015.

You have done a terrible thing that will live with you for the rest of your life. However, your mum has to be told of this ugly incident, only if you want it (the pathetic act) to stop at once. You know men, once he has a taste of your toto, he will always ask for more. Men are Olivier Twist.

The PDP's umbrella is shattering by the wind of CHANGE blowing every where.

General has just hit the nail on the head. His speech reveal the true state of things without being sentimental or subjective. That's what should be called a bold step/sense of responsibility expected of a statesman, even though he's an appointee or employee of GEJ, he still went ahead to say the bitter truth. Mind you, he's not an hungry/come and chop politician, whose conscience may be bought for sheer selfishness.

Over the past year, the Nigerian naira has lost more than 20 percent of its value, due to a number of factors including the global oil price fall. As a result, local traders have seen importation costs soar, investors have fled the local scene, and capital market players have had their wealth shrunk, though some may argue that it is just paper value.

Among the top losers are some of Nigeria’s most prominent wealthy businessmen, particularly those who control major companies listed on the country’s bourse reports VENTURES AFRICA.

Below are a few of these losers:

Aliko Dangote

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, who has built up fortunes over the past decades through his cement, sugar and flour mill companies and accounts for 25 percent of stock market, has been the biggest loser. According to Financial Times, Dangote has incurred a loss of about $5.4 bn, which has reduced his 2014-estimated fortune of $25.7 billion.

“A lot of people’s dreams have been killed because they are using naira-based income to fund dollar-denominated debt,” Mr Dangote told the Financial Times from his offices in Lagos recently.

He however remains optimistic about the future prospects of the capital market. “If it is a race I can assure you I will come back stronger,” he says. “We have had a hard time for now, but the fundamentals of the business are there.”

Tony Elumelu

Tony Elumelu, the Chairman of proprietary investment firm, Heirs Holdings, has also fallen victim to the naira crisis. The Financial Times revealed recently that Tony, who has diversified interest in agriculture, banking, healthcare and power, has lost about $445 million in share value as one of his major investee group, Transcorp, has seen its stock nose-dive.

“It is paper value,” Tony quickly dismisses this in his reply to the Financial Times. “If you look at the people in this space, we are not short-term investors. We are not going to take our cash out tomorrow.”

Jim Ovia

Jim Ovia, the Chairman of Zenith Bank, is also among the top losers. Since January, his 9 percent stake in Zenith has lost more than $100 million. Jim, however, holds assets outside the capital market in Visafone, an mid-tier telecommunications company, offers the extroverted billionaire the much-needed respite.

Hmm! Nothing good comes out from anger & a destructive mind set.

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