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seunmsg:
Before bullion van was seen entering Tinubu’s house in 2019 years after he left office, N250million cash was seen in Peter Obi’s car while in office. In saner climes, he would have been beheaded that day.

SharingIsLife:
We're now talking of PH refinery taking off in weeks after over 30 years.

SharingIsLife:
It's a lie that Tinubu is worse than Buhari. And if you are saying that both tinubu and shettima should resign, then say it clearly. Don't just mention only Tinubu. Moreover we don't need a military rule in Nigeria. The worst of democracy is better than the best of military rule. In democracy, we at least have a little say. You people should stop being myopic. Peter Obi is the only better option than Tinubu. Tinubu has achieved more in 6 months than Buhari achieved in 8 years.

lexylaw40kuti:
newmail-ng.comJan 7, 2024 4:13 PM
Peter-Obi

The youths of Agulu, Peter Obi‘s kinsmen, in Anaocha local government area of Anambra state, staged a protest against the Labour Party presidential candidate during the last presidential election, accusing him of abandoning his community with many failed promises.

The over 2000 protesters marched through the community with placards with various inscriptions, listing some of the projects he promised his people without accomplishing any during his time as governor of Anambra State.

Those projects, according to them, included Obeagu water scheme, judge’s quarters, Fire Service center, and a police station, among others, adding that “charity begins at home.”

They also accused him of negligence and abandonment of Agulu General Hospital while he traveled all over Nigeria and Africa, donating huge sums of money.

The protesters accused their brother of donating 20 million naira to a general hospital at Nsukka, while the one in his community had been overgrown with weeds with all manner of dangerous reptiles and insects playing ‘samba’ game there.

Again, they were not happy with the alleged embezzlement of 40 million naira show your community projects, released by former Governor of the state, Chief Willie Obiano to the community

They did not accuse Obi of being responsible for it, but they were angry at the contractor for taking the community for a ride.


According to one of the protesters, who spoke with our correspondent and simply gave his name as Ugochukwu, the contract for the building of the General Hospital Agulu was awarded by Peter Obi.


The source said Obi claimed to have paid over 200 million naira to the contractor (names withheld) for the rehabilitation of the hospital, adding that the contractor had repeatedly denied collecting that amount of money from Peter Obi.

However, the angry youths had called on Governor Chukwuma Soludo to wade into the matter as the community had no functional hospital.

Another of the protesters, who told The Nation he belonged to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP, said Obi had shown wickedness to his people after the way they rallied behind him during all his elections in the area.

He said, “We supported him when he brought out Mr Obaze for governorship contest; we also supported him when he presented Mr Ozigbo for another governorship contest; and we also supported his presidential pursuit, yet he treats his people as nothing. It’s not good

“We read in the newspapers and social media about the amount of money he distributes both in Nigeria and other African countries when his people at home are suffering and languishing in abject poverty, who does that?

Timmi:
Failure only in your dream. So dream on Bobloco, dream on boy!

omenka:
Dear Seun Osewa

I'd waste no time in going straight to the point of this thread.

For the umpteenth time, I was unduly banned for responding to a provocative comment directed at my person. Your Mods, after reporting the user several times, looked the other way and banned me for responding in kind to the said comment.

Upon serving my ban, I deliberately refused to log back into the forum, given you and your moderators appear to have totally lost control of your creation. Today, I wanted to deactivate my handle and noticed that isn't possible.

Nairaland isn't what it used to be and may never be, because you've chosen to be such a coward in wheilding the big stick against those who violate the same rules you set for the forum. I have contributed in no small measure to the discussion here, with numerous personally written articles which I published nowhere else but here. The days when we had real debates here, before the birth of TAN, ATIKULATES, and then IPOB, and OBIDIENTS.

All I requested was the application of your rules in equal measure across board. You have totally failed in this responsibility and I sincerely doubt you plan to do any better. If you can't enforce your own rules, then leave the field open to members to deal with the stench of their own farts.

Whatever it is, enable those of us who desire to leave the forum to do so in peace as anything otherwise is equivalent holding us hostage. Let the dogs you have created by your aloofness have the forum. I and a couple other persons are NO LONGER INTERESTED.

Peace. ✌️

CoronaVirusPro:
8 reasons why President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should consider a 3rd term in office


1. Continuity of Development Initiatives:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has initiated successful developmental projects and policies during his previous terms,and its mandatory that a third term would allow for the continuity and completion of these initiatives.


2. Stability and Experience:
Advocates for a third term might emphasize the stability and experience that President Tinubu brings to the table. Familiarity with the political landscape could be seen as an asset in navigating complex challenges.


3. Economic Growth and Job Creation:
President Tinubu's leadership has contributed to economic growth and job creation, and a third term would provide the opportunity to solidify and expand on these achievements.


4. Infrastructure Development:
With significant infrastructure development projects under President Tinubu's leadership, proponents of a third term might argue that additional time in office could lead to the completion of ongoing projects and the initiation of new ones.


5. Political Stability:
President Tinubu's term has contributed to political stability, especially concerns about a potential leadership vacuum or instability during a transition period. Asiwaju`s third term will eradicate vacuum


6. Public Support and Confidence:
With a widespread public support and confidence in President Tinubu's leadership, Many argue that a third term is a reflection of the people's will and a demonstration of their trust in his ability to lead.


7. Global Standing and Diplomacy:
President Tinubu's extended tenure could enhance the country's global standing and facilitate more consistent diplomatic efforts, which is pose to put Nigeria in the forefront of world diplomacy.


8. Addressing Unfinished Business:
President Tinubu to address pressing issues that may not have been fully resolved during previous terms.
It's important to reiterate that a third term in office would align with the legal and constitutional frameworks of the country. Additionally, public opinion, legal considerations, and democratic principles has played a crucial role in determining the feasibility and appropriateness of extending political terms, which Asiwaju has on his side.

MrProlific95:
Sahara Reporters are in the business of hustling.

Rumors has it that before Sahara reporters start singing and blowing your corruption whistle, they will first of all approach you to settle them, when you dont they make sure every second one news about whatever you have done hit the media space.


This is not a joke.


Sowore is not honest person himself

The Police Service Commission on Sunday said recruitment of Nigerians into the Constable Cadre of the Nigeria Police Force will commence tomorrow, Monday, January 8th 2024, throughout the federation with physical and credentials screening of successful applicants after six weeks period for receiving of applications in line with the requirements of the Federal Character Commission.

The Chairman of the Commission. Dr. Solomon Arase (IGP Rtd) consequently, told PSC staff at a pre-deployment briefing at the Commission’s headquarters over the weekend that “this is not merely a Recruitment exercise; rather, it is a saga – an epic tale where your actions will reverberate through time”.


He said, “Each decision, each interaction becomes a paragraph in this narrative, shaping the perception of our Commission and the legacy we leave behind”, adding that “commencement of the exercise marks the turn of a transformative chapter in the life of the Commission”.

The Chairman charged the Staff to “uphold the torch of professionalism and integrity and embrace this responsibility with the knowledge that your actions will resonate beyond the confines of the present”.

He added, “as staff of the Commission, you are entrusted with a job that carries the weight of our nation’s aspirations for a just and secure future”.

Continuing he said, “This recruitment exercise assumes paramount significance as the first conducted by the Commission since the landmark supreme Court Judgment of 20th July 2023 that reaffirmed the primacy and exclusivity of the Commission in recruiting for the Nigeria Police Force”.

“We stand at the precipice of a new era, and it is our solemn duty to ensure that this exercise establishes the gold standard for future recruitments’ he said.

He reminded the Commission’s staff that the nation’s watchful eyes will scrutinise “our every move, demanding our unwavering dedication and commitment to the principles of fairness and justice”.

“Therefore, I implore each of you to exhibit your best behaviour, upholding the highest standards of discipline, integrity and honesty” he charged the Commission staff.

Arase declared that this is not just a Recruitment exercise; ” it is a defence of the sanctity of our mandate and a demonstration of the Commission’s competence in this vital function.

“I admonish you to anticipate unprecedented challenges during this exercise.

“With over 400,000 applicants passing through your stations, each presenting argument to join the Nigeria Police Force, the pressure will be immense.

“Remember, you are the guardians of a process that not only holds inherent significance but also paves the way for the forthcoming 30,000-man recruitment approved by the current administration “.

Dr. Arase announced that to enhance the efficiency and transparency of the recruitment exercise, the Commission is establishing a Situation Room at the PSC Corporate Headquarters Jabi Abuja.

This dedicated space will serve as a Complaint Response Centre, a help desk and an information repository, providing essential technical and operational support to personnel in the field.

The Commission will in a short while communicate the dedicated telephone lines to the public to access the Situation Room throughout the exercise.

This initiative, he noted underscores the Commission’s commitment to ensuring a robust, accountable and smooth exercise.

He warned that any staff found complicit in questionable activities will face sever consequences, ” especially soliciting or collecting money from applicants or their families.

“Such actions are contrary to the principles of integrity and fairness which are sacrosanct to our Commission, and individuals involved will be subject to austere disciplinary measures including possible termination of employment”.

The PSC Chairman said the staff should adhere strictly to the highest standards of professionalism and ethical conduct throughout the entire duration of the exercise.

The Chairman of the Police Recruitment Board, Chief Onyemuche Nnamani and Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Commission, Dr. Ifeoma Adaora Anyanwutaku presented goodwill messages at the pre-deployment briefing while the Director of the Department of Police Recruitment Mr. Ferdinand Ekpe administered a code of conduct on all the Staff that will be involved in the exercise.

This is to further emphasize the seriousness by the Commission Management to adhere to standards.

atiku4President:
That's your business. Will you also tell us what you were offered to support Tinubu?

Ola9ja23:
You will cry tire 😂🤣😀😂

How many Minister did former president fire bcs of fraud?

Hiw many president monitor the activities of its ministers? Don't forget that this findings discovered this looting within just 3 months and a minister already stacked.

Never happened in the history of Nigeria

Goodlyhrt:
Who cares? Tinubu should do fast and get out abeg.

APCNig:
Cry ooooo
Weep more for the next 8 years

Akwamkpuruamu:
Gbajabiamila Sugar Geh, Betta Edu, in deep poo