Police should search those IPOB men there

I can bet they have over 10 kg of drugs in their possesion

And 6 men is what the OP is calling a protest?

these are jobless drug runners

Mogidi:
Still going strong but what happened to Buhari "Trekkers"?

I know one committed suicide but where are the rest? Hiding in shame abi?

lalasticlala seun

please can you remove this fake news

Seyioluwa11:
more

smh

look at the big stomach of that biafran child

pls can anyone tell us why the stomach is swollen

Firefire:
APC Plots will fail.

Olodo

Is Apc inec?

Go school, u know gree

Agbaya olodo

annayawchee:
pls kindly show Us the nigerian casualties, the last time i checked, many nigerian died as well.... Show Us or keep shut

Go and find them and open a thread on it

Over 3 million igbos were raped killed . Ipob should learn from this

OP keep it up

Let Nigerians see that war is not fun

Firefire:
Good looking master of all.

Tabon tabon

And you call PMB a dullardino

This is getting interesting

cc: Lalasticlala

Report according to NAIRA-DOLLAR..COM suggests that the Nigerian Petroleum Minister and the Chairman Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Diezani Alison Madueke may have allegedly refunded the whooping some of $16million US dollar to the coffer of the commission.

According to our source, the refund was as a result of a plea intervention of former Military head Abdulsalam Abubakar. The $16million was allegedly traced to Zenith bank.

Our source stated that a top security source who pleaded anonymity, said General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Nigeria’s former head of state pleaded with General Buhari not to prosecute the petroleum minister, a situation which led to the refund of $16milion last week, which was allegedly traced to the bank.

Uneasy calm and general apprehension have gripped the management of Zenith Bank Plc, following the reported refund of $16million out the $20billion allegedly stolen from the coffers of the Nigeria National Petroleum, NNPC by the management of the corporation.

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, a former Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN Governor, now Emir of Kano, was replaced by Godwin Emefiele as central Bank Governor after he (Sanusi) allegedly raised an alarm over the non remittance of $20 billion oil money to the treasury.

Sanusi, who was relatively unknown at the time, was made the governor of CBN after Professor Charles Soludo’s inglorious exit from Nigeria’s apex bank.
But he was to be replaced by Emefiele, who was the managing director of Zenith bank before his appointment.

With the conclusion of the 28 March presidential election in Nigeria which President Goodluck Jonathan of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP lost to the Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) of the All Progressive Congress, APC, embattled petroleum minister, Ms. Deziani Allison-Madueke, has since commenced on a shuttle between Nigeria and abroad.

Until the conclusion of the presidential election, the President of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC had allegedly embarked on shenanigans and illegal stunts in an alleged bid to stop the National Assembly from investigating her roles in the sordid disappearance of the funds.

According to a security source who pleaded anonymity, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Nigeria’s former head of state pleaded with General Buhari not to prosecute the petroleum minister, a situation which led to the refund of $16milion last week, which was allegedly traced to Zenith Bank.

According to our source, the appointment of Godwin Emefiele as the CBN governor may not be unconnected to the sordid transactions between the bank and the Jonathan led administration.

Sources within the presidency told our correspondent that Ms. Allison-Madueke had allegedly masterminded Emefiele’s appointment and even handpicked him to occupy the post in a bid to cover up her shady deals.

And the highly controversial minister is now said to be on ‘medical tourism’ outside the country, a situation which our source revealed is a move to stall her arrest after the 29 May hand over.

Several calls and text messages sent to the embattled minister to get her reaction did not yield much fruit as she has refused to pick her calls.

Source: http://www.newspunch.org/diezani-allegedly-refunds-16million-nnpc-stolen-fund/

CaptainOjemba:
Jealosy is all am seeing, no group can intimidate Igbo, you guiys should know this, we don't make noise, we believe in action, if you want peaceful coexistence we are ready, if you guys want it in a gaya gaya way mgbom mgbo, we are ready look for his campaign speeches

You can only be jealous or envious of something you dont have. Lagos as the cornerstone of the SW economy is vibrant, robust and forward looking.

The envious ones are those who lack such a strategic state in their region. It is the envy of a particular section of Nigeria.

Eko O ni Baje

CaptainOjemba:
You are joking man,you have forgotten that Ambode said that the economy of lagos 90% is informal sector,so do you think that he will destroy the economy cos Igbos dominate the informal sector? Let's be reasonable pls

Please can you provide a link where Ambode made such a pronouncement?

As I said earlier, Lagos is the 4th largest economy in Africa with a growing service sector, there are efforts to ensure that the state continues to align itself with global competitive parameters of growth. The commercialization of fake spare parts and hawking of products on the streets of Lagos do not fall into those categories of growth.

Brace up for Change my brother.

barcanista:
Make una carry una propaganda go jare.

It is still not too late to attend a higher institution. There are hundreds of them in Nigeria now

TheOtherview:


Why don't you write directly to BCA, to help further your cause of nitpicking?
Never heard of subscription-based content, which can only be made available to members, before? Well, I have

Please exercise patience when engaging with that poster.

He does not have the presence of mind nor the fundamentals to even comprehend what you are talking about.

CaptainOjemba:
Joke of the century! One thing about Igbo is that we don't get stampeeded

Please state where I said Igbos would be 'stampeeded' .

This is one Nigeria but every state has the right to formulate policies that will benefit all inhabitants. Lagos is ready to take its place as the 4th Largest economy in Africa by demolishing eyesores and erecting new facilities.

As for 'stampeding', some Igbo states sacked non-indigenes to create employment for the locals, this is crass discrimination.

Lagos is changing and I will advise you to embrace it.

peppyluv02:
Me? Fine? See hope...

Yes u are so stop engaging in tribalism