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Chai!!
So our previous ladies are being treated like fools.
This indicates ;
1. Incompetent of the present government.
2. Ineffective & incompetent Sports minister
3. Useless football governing body- NFF

This ladies made us proud, why should the be treated like idiots?
This ladies brought glory to their nation Nigeria, why won't the be highly honoured?
This government no work at all. That Sports minister is a disgrace to humanity.
Shame shame shame!!!

By Chester Yakubu

After many attempts to get paid for their victory, the female National soccer team, have taken their protest to the gates of the National Assembly, apparently to draw support for their heroism.

The players, according to sports sources, are to be paid bonuses worth $16,500 each for winning the continental football trophy but the Federal Government has said that it does not have the cash to pay them for now.
the Federal Government has said that it does not have the cash to pay them for now.

The Government, it was learnt, paid in some money into the accounts of the squad last Friday with a promise to conclude their dues as soon as funds are available, blaming lack of adequate planning for the ugly development.
But the players are hoping to get the direct attention of the President, who is billed to present the 2017 Budget to the National Assembly today.

It is not clear of the security agents will allow the girls to demonstrate at the NASS gate while the president is coming through, as movement into the legislature has been significantly restricted for today.
Here, the Falcons protest publicly for the first time in front of the National Assembly.

Useless & shameless minister. bagger.
Shame on NFF
Shame on Sports minister

Barrister Solomon Dalung, minister of youths and sports, has revealed that the federal government and NFF never knew Super Falcons of Nigeria could win the Africa Women Cup of Nations in Cameroon.

The minister made this shocking disclosure while addressing newsmen at Aso Rock, when asked why the ladies allowances were being delayed.

Dalung believes that the sit-in-hotel protest of the Falcons wouldn’t have occurred if the NFF had put into consideration the Falcons chances of winning the African title, Vanguard reports.

How I wish the citizens of this country will shutdown NAS complex.

Dem never c anything.
No be them dey protect our politicians , escort them with their stolen poblic funds.
No be them dey kill innocent civilians at will.

Na corrupt government b dis ooooooo.

Those fighting corruption are corrupt.
All Nigeria politicians are corrupt especially the senators & house of representatives members.

PDP, CSO condemn bumper pension packages for Oshiomhole, ex-deputy http://punchng.com/pdp-cso-condemn-bumper-pension-packages-oshiomhole-ex-deputy/

May God in HIS mercy continue to bless Anambra State with good governance.

How many of our senators really do anything 4 her constituency?

These government had failed to promote change through transparency.
Let the change start with our politicians.

Anti-corruption body tackles Buhari as President asks Nigerians to change
Olubode Olusesan / 59 minutes ago

President Muhammadu Buhari
Niyi Odebode, Everest Amaefule and Eniola Akinkuotu

President Muhammadu Buhari has said the change his administration promised during its campaign begins with all Nigerians.

The President, who stated this on Thursday in Abuja at the inauguration of the national re-orientation campaign entitled, ‘Change Begins With Me’, said the change Nigerians were seeking must begin with all citizens of the country.

But an anti-graft organisation, BudgIT group, has questioned the sincerity of Buhari ‘Change Begins With Me’ campaign.

BudgIT, which advocates transparency in governance, said in a Facebook post on Thursday that the President could not demand change from Nigerians when his government had failed to promote change through transparency.

Buhari stated that one of the cardinal objectives of the All Progressives Congress was “change” and urged all Nigerians to support the national re-orientation campaign.

The President added, “Our citizens must realise that the change they want to see begins with them, and that personal and social reforms are not a theoretical exercise. If you have not seen the change in you, you cannot see it in others or even the larger society.

“In other words, before you ask ‘where is the change they promised us’, you must first ask ‘how far have I changed my ways? What have I done to be part of the change for the greater good of society?”

He said Nigeria was passing through a challenging time and emphasised the need for attitudinal change for the nation to get to its destination.

Buhari added, “Nigeria today is passing through a challenging moment, where hardly anything works in a normal manner. Many have attributed this phenomenon to the total breakdown of our core values over the years.

“It is safe to say today that honesty, hard work, godliness have given way to all kinds of manifestation of lawlessness and degeneration in our national life. This is why we have among our cardinal objectives ‘change’, which implies the need for a change of attitude and mindset in our everyday life.

“I need not mention the serious effort we have engaged in since the inception of this administration on the fight against corruption in our public life. With the progress we have so far made in that regard, we feel the need to ensure that we put in place the necessary sustainable framework for action and measures that will help to entrench and consolidate the progress achieved so far.

“This, we believe, can best be maintained through attitudinal change, and the change of our mindset in private and public life. The campaign is all about the need for us to see change not merely in terms of our economic, social progress but in terms of our personal behaviour; on how we conduct ourselves; engage our neighbours, friends and generally, how we relate with the larger society in a positive and definite ways and manner that promote our common good and common destiny – change at home; change in the work place; change at traffic junction; change at traffic lights etc.”

According to him, the campaign is part of the determination of the APC “to carry all Nigerians along on the journey to a better and greater society that we all can be proud of.”

He noted that the country’s value system had been badly eroded over the years.

“The long-cherished and time-honoured, time-tested virtues of honesty, integrity, hard work, punctuality, good neighbourliness, abhorrence of corruption and patriotism have given way in the main to dishonesty, indolence, unbridled corruption and widespread impunity,” Buhari stated.

The President added that the effect of the erosion in the value system was manifest in all spheres of national life.

He stated, “It is the reason that some youths will take to cultism and brigandage instead of studying hard or engaging in decent living.
Reference; Punch newspaper.

This is to show the link level & kind of training NPF do receive.
Very shameful.

NFF - NATIONAL FOOLS FOLD.

Biafra must surely come alive with time.

Dear may God continue to shower His blessings upon you.

Media prostitute.

Dat is a gud milk source 4 milk industry.

Sorry 4 her husband coz he is already in hell.

PDP MEANS PEOPLE'S DESTRUCTIVE PARTY.

Bunch of Crooks. Evil minded saints.

Dats gud. May God grant them the strength and grace to do more.

Think out of box u make in Naija.

Where the girl pix now?

Media prostitution.

Chai!!
Our politicians are crooks.

The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, said on Sunday that some robbers burgled his home in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, about two weeks ago and stole N12m cash.

Saraki, who gave the explanation in Abuja through his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, also explained that the money was stolen from the Administrative Office located next door to the house.

He said, “Unknown persons broke into the safe in the Administrative Office and stole the N12m. The incident had since been reported to the police and the Kwara State Police Command is investigating the matter with a view to nailing the culprits.

“There is therefore no truth in the claim by SaharaReporters that the money ran into hundreds of millions; that it was in foreign currency or that the incident happened in Dr. Saraki’s room. The amount was simply in naira and the money has nothing to do with the Kwara State Government.”

The statement further explained that the money “does not belong to the Kwara State Government, as being insinuated by some people.”

It argued that Saraki was not a poor man before 2003 when he was elected the state governor and that it was unfortunate that some people believe that he could no longer own any money without people attributing the source of his wealth to the Kwara State Government.

The statement noted that Saraki would allow the police to do their work and unravel the person or persons behind the theft.

The world of ladies is full of artificial nonsense.

Ijaw man welcome. Plz try visit Otueke & other communities around to check on your achievements.
Six gud years yet...... chai!!!!!

That good.
But I pray God Almighty to give us Nigerians the grace of maintenance culture.

Their parents no complain why you go complain?

Look @ the nature of the environment of oil and gas producing communities. Tell yourself the truth, if you are from any of these communities won't you fight with anything against the government?

What is Abuja producing that it should look better than oil and gas region?
Government must develop those region for the sake of peace and unity. If government like let her send all Nigerian & American troops to arrest & kill every living soul from our oil and gas producing region without developing those region, there will b no peace. Even the unborn generation will grow up to fight for their dear land.
Shame to our so called democracy.
Shame to all American government for accepting to assist in killing the natives of our oil and gas producing region.

Shame to our so called leaders.

Government must go and develop that region. Killing and arresting people will not end militancy.

The resources are in their land government must make that region one of the best in the world.