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How many years of experience is require pls |
And also our beloved soldiers who are celebrating the new year in a battle field in a bid to protect us all that God should bless and protect them and their families as well Amen |
Let's just get Nigeria working again |
Congratulation |
Stalwert:Yet no competent court has charged him for corruption |
All the best Kwankwaso |
His he contesting for the U.S presidency? Or Nigeria why the noise about him not been able to travel to U.S |
[quote author= post=74199101]Let us remind Alhaji Atiku Abubakar that he is one of the greatest beneficiaries of the failed system in tackling corruption that was in place before President Muhammadu Buhari took over in 2015. We know he is aware of this, hence his latest diatribe against President Muhammadu Buhari amounts to nothing but disgusting grandstanding and an attempt to mock the system. If the system in Nigeria was indeed working, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar would not have acquired substantial shares in INTELS in clear conflict of his duties as a Customs Officer whilst in office. Those shares would have belonged to the Nigerian people by now. If the system in Nigeria was indeed working, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar would not have run a monopolistic company called INTELS all these years, ripping off the Nigerian people and the Nigerian State before Muhammadu Buhari came and broke that monopoly. If the system was working, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar would have been prosecuted and jailed for various acts of corruption and abuse of office after he left office as Vice President, some of which are: (a) For himself and his boss, President Olusegun Obasanjo, granting themselves licenses to build universities as President and Vice President whilst in office in clear breach of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers. Those Universities would have been probed, seized and transferred to the Nigeria State and the Nigerian people by now. (b) Laundering slush funds to the United States of America using phony companies, part of which was used to fund his present American University in Adamawa State through which he is also extorting Nigerians through exorbitant fees. It is public knowledge that this indictment is contained in a US Congressional Report that has led to the prosecution and conviction of his accomplices in the US, which are William Jefferson and Siemens. They were convicted under a system that works, whilst he has been walking free in Nigeria and even aspiring to the highest office in the land. It is also public knowledge that his ban from entering the United States was as a result of these indictments. (c) His indictment and recommendation for prosecution by the Report of the EFCC over the PTDF scandal whilst he was Vice President. We have also read with keen interest the case filed against Alhaji Atiku Abubakar by some public spirited Nigerians alleging that he never paid his Personal Income Taxes as at when due, yet he wants to ‘get Nigeria working again’. In this regard, we are also challenging Alhaji Atiku Abubakar to publicly display his Personal Income Tax receipts for the 3 years preceding 2018 to show that he did not just run to FIRS in 2018 to pay his backlog of Personal Income Taxes[/quote]Am sure the Nigerian government knows all these so why has he not been tried in any court...the the said crime? Fraudulent APC government |
Seun,lala, mynd44 |
gubernatorial aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and one-time National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Venatius Ikem on Sunday in Obudu defected back to the PDP. Ikem who was received by Governor Ben Ayade with thousands of supporters and some chieftains of the Social Democratic Party said the APC in Cross River has been “depleted irrepairably.” “Each time I see PDP people I frown, they think that I am still angry with them and I say, why are you filling my space? Leave me to fill the space so that you know there was APC and I know that I have the capacity to collapse it, we have done so today,” Ikem said. The returnee who said he adds value wherever he finds himself noted that “we will do more than collapsing APC in Obudu, as I come, I come with my full heart with everything I have and I will work for Ayade unconditionally.” On reasons why he is returning to PDP after three years of romance with the APC, Ikem said: “The party I ran to has proven to me to be worse than I experienced in PDP,” adding that: “my anger was maltreatment and I was getting worse than I got where I was, so, I told myself, let me go back to my house.” Continuing, Ikem who is a one time gubernatorial aspirant of the PDP and former state Commissioner for Works maintained that: “I believe that we must constantly add value wherever we find ourselves and fill the gap wherever we find one. To me, that is the only thing I can do for you as I have no money or any other special thing to do for you during the campaign.” Speaking specifically to Ayade, Ikem said: “I know the resistance you may face or have, we can muster and harness them to add value for your return as the governor as we hope that with us together, you will continue to represent us well.” Receiving the defectors, state PDP chairman who was represented by the State Legal Adviser, Mr. Pius Awah said Ikem’s return to the PDP, “is a great occasion for us because one of our sons whom we thought was lost has come home. We welcome him and his supporters and promise that none will be marginalized.” Deputy Governor, Professor Ivara Esu, in his remarks, described Governor Ayade as one who does not go to bed even when he is the one offended, pointing out that “only a few people act like that in this world.” Insisting that there was no other gubernatorial candidate in the state for 2019, Esu charged the returnee and his supporters to support the return of Ayade and never allow anybody to distract them again but do well to bring back all who left with them so that everyone will sleep well. Responding, Governor Ayade described Ikem as one who adds value, brings capacity, intellect and a loyal person, adding that; “this is somebody who can fight, can give his right eye to defend Ayade once he is committed to a cause. He doesn’t double speak and I respect him for that. If he is not with you he is not with you.” Continuing, Ayade said: “A very good politician will first select those he doesn’t need as enemies before making friends. I am very smart and when I see a smart person I know him, Vena Ikem is one and truly he is going to bring value.” Earlier, a former Legal Adviser of APC, Comrade Emmanuel Asinde and Godwin Azuoka who spoke for the returned youths, in their separate remarks, reaffirmed their support to work for the interest of PDP, enjoining party faithful not to molest or suppress them for testing the waters of another party. |
Most powerful woman alive |
Let's get Nigeria working again |
Much love bro |
Class is indeed priceless |
Afamed:Smile... Credible that was a typographic |
[quote author= post=74065498]Credable kwa?!....and this is one of the people calling the president of everyone in his family an illiterate o! Better log out and go carry your gala carton, enter street hustle![/quote]Credible lol thanks for calling my attention to it That was a typographic error |
Well worthy to note is the fact the APC will never want a free and credible election history will rather repeat itself |
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When you punch a man and he keeps quite and walk away without a word hmmmm Its simply what I'll like to call loud silence |
Don't spare his kind |
IamPatriotic:Bigot that's what you are |
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and so what he's an adult and has the right to attend anything he chooses to |
D |
The electoral unpire is trying to convince Nigeria's that it is going to be nuetral in the forth coming elections but we all know all of that is just a chameleon tactics |
Am gradually withdrawing my respect for this man because of his loud mouth |
Why don't you test your popularity by first contesting for local government chaiman |
The guy above sha |
Strategically positioning himself |
This man sha |
This mans maturity is over the edge I swear down |