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See how scatter the house is. Arrange your house before you snap your rauchy pictures |
Talibanis:Excuse me. I believe you are confusing me with someone else. I rarely do emails. I prefer phone calls. |
Talibanis:Oga Talibanis, please assist me. Thanks |
Talibanis:Oh I am sorry. I did not check properly. Well it does not stop you for proffering solutions as long as I get what I want |
Talibanis:I am in Lagos and I do not mind the assistance with a professional. Also, would I be able to get HBO channels too? Don't mind me if I am greedy (laughs). Can you also do a break down of the stations I might be getting. Thanks again Emma. |
This newspaper is owned by Diezani Allison. Laughs, Are they fighting dirty now? But seriously N90billion, how did he acquire this wealth and it is not reflecting in the economy |
EMMAACHILE:Emma you are great guy. Honestly, I cannot do this by myself. Do you know anyone who would assist with the installation and what it would cost. Likewise, I'd love to know the channels I would get from the lovely description you out laid above |
Emma I need your assistant. What can I do to watch Sky stations and other foreign stations via dish? Do you know anyone who can assist me with it? |
bettercreature:It is not the judiciary. It is the EFCC playing with their evidence. Not being prepared legally to prosecute an offender. I will not blame the judge. I will blame the EFCC. Why go to court when you are half prepared. |
Mr President is a very intelligent man. The Permanent Secretaries are the influential persons in every Ministry, they have witnessed many Ministers "come and go" and likewise, know everything that had occurred in the ministry. I believe the president intend to have adequate knowledge of the circumstances of things. |
wirinet:I wonder why it was reopened and why is the case not in court. I shall not patronize them any longer even if it is for free |
This woman keep citing the FAAC meeting she held with finance commissioners. Are these commissioners ghost workers? If decisions were reach, were these decisions implemented? If monies were disbursed, which accounts were they disbursed to? At the moment NOI has a lot of explanation to make. |
Good news |
Well it is good that the country is aware of this. So it would be very difficult for him to scam someone else again, except the person is just plain stupid. However, the guy needs jail |
This is not enough. He can renounce his UK citizenship. |
What is wrong with us and our senses. Why do we idolize criminals and enjoy admiring elites who run against the law. We all collectively decided we want CHANGE, but it appears that we continue to rock and share boats with elite criminals who would only want CHANGE to materialize in their pockets. These are charges that prove to us that Bukola Saraki is not a well deserved Senate President and proves further that he would circumvent the law for the materialization of his personal ambitions. These are the kind of elites we must get rid of and not exemplify or admired. We must stop this nonsense of comparing the assumed criminalities of some other alleged criminals and focus on the evidences laid before our eyes. This is a call to request for the resignation of Bukola Saraki. Finally, I wonder why the President is so lukewarm about the mishaps in his shop. He is currently showing some semblance with that of his predecessor. Where is the president tough stance on corruption and rule of law when he allows injustice to be the order of the day. |
What I don't like about this is pastors trying to make money out of gullible people. |
He would make a fine president but corruption would still thrive. We need to build insititutions and keep them on auto pilot before we bring in a business mogul as president |
WYMAN:I trust Buhari, he would ignore these guys like he did the Ekiti saga. |
I noticed how quickly Femi Adesina disseminated the highlights of the meeting rather than the public hovering and picking up rumours. If Buhari means Business, then he should act now. |
peeta89:This is not a nice move. What is the government trying to achieve - eradicate poverty or increase the abundance of meat. Review the objective first, then critique the move. I feel it is a money laundering scheme or a get rich quick scheme for a government official. If the governor wants to eradicate poverty from the lives of the widow, it is not by giving them goat. Please we have #7 trillion naira deficit - every move now counts to get us productivity and not consumerism. |
This same goat will cost the government billions of naira. |
Reuven Rivlin, the president of Israel, has written to President Muhammadu Buhari to wishi him “an easy and effective Ramadan fast”. According to the Israeli embassy in Abuja, Rivlin’s letter, personally signed and addressed to Buhari, was in line with the Muslim practice of felicitating with their counterparts all over the world to commemorate the month of Ramadan. “It is my hope that during this month of Ramadan, we shall all succeed in opening our hearts so that we may listen to one other in mutual regard,” a part of the letter read. “May it be God’s will that the descendants of Abraham will open the gates of their hearts and their minds to one another and meet with one another in a spirit of mutual respect and esteem. “On my behalf and on behalf of the State of Israel, permit me to wish you an easy and affective fast.” Rivlin has been seeking to boost relations between Nigerian and Israel since Buhari’s emergence as winner of the March 28 presidential election. In early April, he congratulated Buhari on his victory and also expressed readiness to assist the Nigerian government in its fight against corruption, terrorism and in the development of the agriculture sector. He noted that the two countries were facing “similar dangers and challenges in our daily struggle against those who want to terrorise our citizens”. “The latest news regarding the Boko Haram-ISIS alliance underscores the need for like-minded countries to unite in the fight against such radical terrorist organisations. I assure you that in this important campaign, Israel stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Nigeria,” Rivlin had said. “I wish you every success in the challenging task ahead and trust that under your presidency, the relations of friendship and cooperation between Nigeria and Israel will continue to expand and strengthen.” In response, Buhari said he was grateful for the gesture and pledged to work with all countries to their mutual benefits. http://www.thecable.ng/isreali-president-writes-buhari-ramadan |
Talibanis:The limitations are enormous. How do I go about this and do I still get to watch sky channels and FOX? |
Emma I'm tired of IPTV. The data consumption is just too much plus buffering issues. I only enjoy Genesis and nothing much. Can you propose something else please |
EMMAACHILE:Emma is it IPTV Stalker? |
A creative way to go about job hunting. If I were the President, I will grant him a fair hearing. It would now be left for his appearance, disposition and ability to convince me to hire him. |
kinibigdeal:Your description on Slave Trade just portrayed to me that you have little clue about it. Nigeria is a country with enormous potentials, our friends and enemies are very aware of this fact. Nigeria is a hub to access a huge market of Sub-Sahara Africa. Any country that has an interest in Africa Market must consider Nigeria and South Africa. However, Nigeria has suffered from bad leadership and various anomalies. Consequently, in view of the stringent rules being operated in various countries especially European countries, opportunities that would have been made available to Nigeria has seen it way to other countries and even neighbouring countries such as Ghana. |
onatisi:I beg your pardon. I will not rush with the bandwagons to criticise when I have no strong proof or reason to base my criticism on. The President has made certain promises which I look forward to in the forthcoming period of his administration. My criticism will be based on the non-implementation of these promises. At the moment, I see no reason for any criticism, other than it becoming a habit or a payback time for gullible supporters of the past administration, which was deemed correctly by Nigerians as a failed administration. The President is only 3 weeks old into his administration, this is less than a month. I share the longings of Nigerians for quick CHANGE. We have been robbed of it for too long. However, I reiterate that it is too soon to criticise at the moment. |
I must confess that Lai Mohammed is very well articulate and more experienced that Olisa Metuh. He has beautifully described the effort of Buhari in three (3) weeks, that one would be convinced to see the sun in a dark tunnel. It is invariably true that since after the inauguration of the Buhari's administration, Nigeria has become the new toast of the international communities, attracting admirers and well-wishers across the globe. Given our strong desire for CHANGE, our far-fetched longing for it has pushed us to conclude that our President is slow in implementing this CHANGE. I, too, belong to these categories of people. However, we must also show our willingness to be patient and study the CHANGE implementation programme of the President. This programme will form our basis for constructive criticism and arguments and likewise, enable us ascertain if the President vision for CHANGE is blurred or sharp like the rainbow. |
Lol technology is good. These days one can hardly chew back the words they say |
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