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A dangerous lack of self-awareness. |
Amassing wealth for himself and family with public funds, while most of his gullible supporters and sycophants are suffering. Every sector in the state is now dormant under this clueless fellow and his one commissioner, which is Peter Odili's daughter. Shame. |
The usual copy and paste from the government. Out of touch bunch. |
The IQ of a door knob. |
Your tax reform is a pro-poor policy? Sighs. The way the FG uses different elements to sell this so-called tax reform, you will think it is the solution to the incompetence and corruption in the country. You have not utilized the present funds being generated, you need more to squander? What is that magic that will be performed? Keep deceiving yourselves. Nonsense copy and paste from developed countries with strong institutions. Not this Kwam 1 place. |
It won't. If you can't make any significant difference now, state police will not be the solution. Do you also need state military? Is that why we have not eliminated the terrorists? Pity. |
Spoiled, pampered and sent abroad. This is usually the result. |
The nonsense you only see in Nigeria. Just like what we witnessed some weeks ago concerning the fmr CNS and a military officer turned errand boy. |
The only serious opposition party. |
Still a political neophyte. |
They should have never been detained. |
It has always been about oil.
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This is serious. If the president signed a different version from what the National Assembly passed, it will be challenged in court. That law won't stand. What is that Taiwo Ayodele up to? We need proper scrutiny. |
Kobojunkie:What a poor sense of reasoning. Probably deliberate to defend the indefensible. Women supporting women as usual. You knew what happened to you was wrong, but you are doing It to another person. She probably had that lifestyle before marriage. Sometimes it's karma. What a gender. |
Release them already. We are tried of reading articles. |
matify83:[b]"90m people in Nigeria don't have access to electricity. Nigeria has more people without electricity than any other country." - Ore Ogunbiyi (The Economist’s Africa correspondent) Maybe you just came across those books you referenced, hence your excitement. This is the politics section, such books are not new to some of us. Don't read and get carried away. Even with those books, what you simply came out with is "The end justifes the means." The question now is how satisfied are you with the condition of Nigeria? Since politicians have been turning state funds into their personal war chest? Some of us don't just comment here for the sake of it or to cause more problems. We want Nigeria to be better. What you have is not a solution. What you are advocating for perpetuates a cycle of impunity and poverty, that not only stagnates Nigeria but fuels insecurity. That a lot of people engage in something wrong, still doesn't make it right. You simply don't understand what public service means, having become accustomed to the rampant corruption in Nigeria. Your comment is an anomaly. |
When things like this are mentioned, those named should come out and give quick clarifications. |
matify83:Public funds = War chest? And you are recommending crap below. No wonder Nigeria is the way it is. |
No one in Rivers State knows what he is doing with our money, except those who burnt the assembly building with him. His only commissioner is Peter Odili's daughter. |
matify83:Is the goal to deal with him or to prosecute him for the alleged crimes, which they claim to have proof of? Let us help this country. Things should be done the right way. The government has a high burden. Take him to court. |
This current AGF should ensure due process is followed. It may be him tomorrow. That's all. I will always support the fight against corruption in Nigeria. |
From Farouk to Saidu. Nigeria, my country. This our Niger Delta oil. The cycle continues. |
Another area of corruption in the industry. Paying for unverified and over bloated claims. Everyone is out to take advantage of the country. Unpatriotic lot. |
Why didn't he order for a bug sweep? This country is run with nonchalance. Foreign agents are having a field day in Nigeria. The actual cabals here are foreign groups sponsored by foreign governments like the USA. What the former president was grappling with was politics. This present one is enmeshed in it. What a country. |
The USA is a rogue nation terrorising the world. In the name of that evil thing called their "interest", they fund terrorism, invade, destabilise, topple democratic governments and force regime change.
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We are yet to hear from the FCTA. Sometimes, you see sensational reports like this, but the facts turn out to be different. The people talking about Yerima and the rule of law are not smart enough to know they are hypocrites. We must pick a side. Not because you hate Wike, you support military oppression and tomorrow you start talking about the rule of law. |
Riley Moore 2.0. The USA is nothing without propaganda. Nigeria is their latest obsession. Their embassy here told our unpatriotic leaders not to look into the activities of USAID and they listened. |
What is actually the issue? Is it that the Air Force does not act on proper intelligence or the civilians are with the terrorists? Any time they strike, you hear the same complaints. We have to eradicate these terrorists. Enough is enough. Very soon Amnesty International will issue their own statement. |
A country that keeps pointing fingers at others, as though we have forgotten about its atrocities.
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Long overdue. |
SenecaTheYonger:I was right when I referred to your comment as ill-informed. Do away with the arrogance and LEARN. I recommended you go back now and properly digest my earlier comment.
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