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barcanista: This is the problem fools like you have. How does the Senate translate to Jonathan? is He a Member? You have no iota of sense in you.
I expected the government of Jonathan to hire/consult an Auditing firm of repute to do proper investigation.

I don't hv issues wit U̶̲̥̅̊ if U̶̲̥̅̊ choose †☺ show ya foolishness in public. Try get a positive life because d only positive tin left in ya life is ya HIV statue

barcanista: When did the Senate become an Auditing firm?

the same senate U̶̲̥̅̊ wud hv tagged a gud Auditin firm if d hv agreed †̥ђǻ†̥ d moni is truely missin. Wen wil U̶̲̥̅̊ get a life out of hatred for dis man cald GEJ na?

Gud am great frnds of C14. Any great Makurdian in d room?

Feel good to be back here. #team C14

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Thousands of holiday makers traveling to
Osun, Kwara, Kogi states, and other parts of
the country, have besieged the Iddo
Terminus of the Nigerian Railway
Corporation as the free eid-il-kabir festival
free train ride provided by the government of
Osun state entered its second day in Lagos.
The free train initiative of the Osun state
government was to help people travelling
home for the Eid-il Kabir festival. But
indigenes of neighbouring states have also
taken the opportunity to get to various
destinations when they arrive in the state
capital, Osogbo.
A statement signed by the Commissioner of
Commerce, Cooperatives and
Empowerment, Ismail Adekunle Jayeoba-
Alagbada, said the train ride is to facilitate
stress-free travelling for the people, who are
coming home for the festival. The free train
ride, which spans five days, commenced on
Saturday 12, 2013. For the journey to
Osogbo, the train would take off from Iddo
Terminus, Lagos, at 11 o'clock daily on
Saturday 12th, Sunday, and Monday 14th.
The return trip to Lagos, according to the
statement, is fixed for Thursday 17th and
Saturday 19th as the train would depart
Osogbo at 11 o'clock daily. Mr Jayeoba-
Alagbada said the government embarked on
the initiative in the past three years to
reduce the stress people go through during
Easter, Eid -il Fitri, Eid -il Kabir and
Christmas festivals.
"We hope our people, wherever they are
coming from, Oyo, Ogun or Lagos, would
make maximum use of this gesture of the
government and promptly too. This is a sign
that government has the welfare interests of
the people at heart and would not detract
from providing same as and when required,"
Mr Jayeoba-Alagbada said.
A passenger, Idiat Oladosu, who said she
was travelling to Oro, Kwara State, said it
was a good opportunity for her to reduce her
cost of travelling. Ganiyu Alimi, an indigene
of Inisa in Odo Otin Local Government Area
of the state, said he had been enjoying the
free train ride since the inception of the
Aregbesolas' administration.
Awololo Samson, said though he is not a
Muslim coming for any festival, he joined the
train in Lagos to arrive in Osogbo on his
way to Lokoja as he believed that would
reduce his cost of travelling.

2015: Northern Group Berates Baraje, G7
Governors
Alhaji Kawu Baraje
By John Shiklam
The Arewa People’s Patriotic Front
(APPFRONT) has described those attacking
President Goodluck Jonathan over his yet-
to-be-declared second term ambition as
undemocratic elements without political
relevance.
Addressing a news conference at the
weekend in Kaduna, the National chairman
of APPFRONT, Mr. Modecai Ibrahim, said it
was obvious that majority of those launching
attacks on the president were not democrats
but just seeking undue relevance.
According to Ibrahim, their actions cannot
be attributed to a genuine democratic
practice, stressing that it's wrong to deny
anyone his or her constitutional right to
contest elections.
He declared: "It was a wicked blackmail for
anybody to have asked President Jonathan
in 2011 to sign an agreement that he would
not contest in 2015," pointing out that "such
agreement, if it ever existed, was a nullity
because it was signed under duress and
without the knowledge and consent of
Nigerians."
He further called on those campaigning
against the President to allow Nigerians
decide his fate if he wants to contest for a
second term, stressing that the chairman of
the factional Peoples Democratic Party ‘New
PDP’, Alhaji Kawu Baraje, and the seven
governors cannot decide for Nigerians.
"On Baraje’s flimsy excuse that if President
Jonathan decides to run in 2015, it may
spark off a chain of events capable of
disintegrating the country, it is very
unfortunate that these are the calibre of
people who are aspiring to lead this nation.
"These people do not wish our dear country
well just because of their personal interest.
Baraje and his gang, the G7 governors,
should know that Nigerians now know the
sponsors of all the crises and wanton
destruction of lives and property in the
North.
"Nigerians have not forgotten so soon the
fact that some selfish politicians openly told
us in 2011 that they would make Nigeria
ungovernable if they did not win the election
and it is obvious that they have made good
what we all thought was an empty threat.
"We have witnessed the sponsorship of
nefarious activities, all targeted at distracting
the President. Despite these man-made
challenges, Jonathan has continued to steer
the ship of our nation to lofty heights given
the state of decay he inherited.
"Baraje wants Nigerians to believe that
President Jonathan is ruining the nation’s
economy and that he is a saint. He will have
to explain to Nigerians where he was all this
while, as one of the most senior officers or
stakeholders when the government formed
by his party (the PDP) was allegedly
destroying the nation’s economy until less
than two months ago when he and his
disgruntled fellows decided to form a new
PDP.
"The office of the President of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria is a highly respectable
one. Those who desire to occupy this office
or work with the occupant must show
themselves too as men of honour and
respect.
"Thus, the unjustifiable assaults by people
like Mallam Nasir el-Rufai and Baraje on
both the office and person of the President
are highly condemnable and smack total
disrespect for the office which they
obviously desire to occupy someday,"
Ibrahim stated.

First passerby

Against the grain of public perception that
once prices of products go up, they never
come down, the pump price of premium
motor spirit, PMS, popularly known as
petrol, has not only crashed in some petrol
filling stations, it has gone below the official
amount fixed.
In some of the stations, petrol now goes for
N95 per litre instead of the office price of
N97 fixed by the Petroleum Products Pricing
Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, in January
2012.
The price had been raised from N67 to
N140 on January, 2012, a move which took
Nigerians unawares, sparking widespread
outrage.
When government would not bow to
demands from labour and civil society
organisations, there was a mass action
described by some as the Nigerian Spring
after the revolt going on at the time in some
Arab nations.
The "Nigerian Spring" grounded business
and government activities around the
country for about two weeks before
government reluctantly reduced the pump
price from N140 to the current N97.
Although some economists say the price
could drop further even to N50, the
government had been saying it still needed
to rise to encourage private investors whose
investment in the building of refineries would
bring about the desired reduction.
But THISDAY's investigation show that
some petrol stations such as Ismah
Investment Ltd. in Kwali and Planet in Bako
town close to Gwagwalada on the outskirts
of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, have
reduced their pump price by N2 to N95 per
litre.
According to an official of Planet Petroleum
who said he was running the business
jointly with his brother but preferred not to
be named, they fixed that price based on
what they bought from marketers in Lagos
and Port Harcourt.
He said they first sold for N96 when they
procured the product at a slightly higher
rate. However, when the depot price
dropped, they had to cut theirs to N95 for
which it had been selling for the past two
months, he told THISDAY.
"Here we check the prevailing market prices
to fix our own," he said. "Even if it moves
down by just N1, we will adjust our price
accordingly."
He noted that even the Petroleum Products
Marketing Company, PPMC, the marketing
arm of the Nigerian National Petroleum
Company, NNPC, still sold for N97. The
marketer however said DPK or kerosene
was not affected by the price slash because
it didn't make economic sense after buying a
litre for N120 in Warri and spending N7 on
transportation.
At Ismah filling station, an official, Jubril
Iliyasu,said their decision to sell a litre of
PMS at N95 was informed by a desire not to
exploit the buyers.

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best colour? Pink
height? On ma shoulder
most used word? As in
phrase? Value life as luvin everyday

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Stil waitin for electoral material @idah local gov. Rumour had it dat result wil soon b announce

olatunji21: am nt jokin here bro
very cwious

pls tel mi exactly wot is written dia, m rily confuse naw

olatunji21: You can not see ir reault cus u where involved in spying/copying frm prepared ansa

pls ar u crious??

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jerryile: It was fun n dose dat did not make it, actually missed a lot. I actually wonder why dis never made d front page. Mod, I dey vex ooo

. Tink d mod is bias

We d igalas in d diaspora who cudnt make it home hv rily missed o

Congratulations to igala sons and daughters all over the world

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Great makurdian, lets share our views here, dont hesitate to put ur questions and ans

Any news about d cut off mark??

Habiolar: I tink dts d only solution 4 weak Govt like GEJ. Its either u go front or back, if front is nt available , back should be. Clueless GEJ.

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. U fool, must u insult ur president in any tin dat is said abt him?

Let dem(Buhari) go to hell den, Gej shud gv odas so d can b wipe out once n for al

Wen d reserve deplete it affect d common man but wen it rose it does nt affect d common man,pathetic acn failures

D super eagles suprise every body dat neva gave dem chance,so shal gej suprise u all dat is not givin him chance,congrat gej,congrat keshi,congrat felloe naija