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sexiestharam:The main reason a church like winners will pull out from such a gesture will likely be govt. I say this because not even agberos or Otta witches can stop winners when they decide to be active. |
phexx:The govt on a good day collect billions in taxes and the first place the tax should be utilized is at the door step of those paying the larger portion of the tax. These people happen to be very close to these bad spots. It isn't enough for us to wait until election time. |
bamidelee:Prove it or tell if he defrauded u. |
Hmmm. |
bamidelee:If you know Oyedepo and his ministry just 2%, you will know that he is running a billion dollar expenditure that will easily buy him 50 solid private jets should he decide to go for it. The APC lies are fast crumbling. Oyedepo is just a private individual who reconciled two old friends, Atiku and Obasanjo. Don't let that affect your thinking much. |
APC and lies. The Osun projects, the Lagos and Rivers state monorail projects and many other initial APC promises havent materialized even after having access to power. Today APC is increasing our debt but criticized Jonathan for debts. The economy is going down but all we now hear is "APC is working". |
RebelChip:Have you ever wondered why the Yoruba's don't give block votes? Detribalization. Get it? Stop banking on hate speeches to sway people. |
sekembaakesan:Remove Oyedepo from your list, He was there as a mediator. To make peace unlike MURIC and IMN. |
Nothing special there. If the FG can tow the path of Osun state by sharing money carelessly then poverty rise is only logical. |
blackpanda:I doubt your sanity. |
blackpanda:Any you....? |
Fo.olish character, as a lawyer who knows the law and realize Oyedepo has the right to political association but ended up attacking him because of the insecurity his presence gives Buhari. |
true words.
Logo design is time consuming also. if you fuel a gen to get a logo designed. |
Buhari... are u watching? |
That's why the SW is still the most detribalized region in Nigeria. Even when a Muslim was presidential candidate and a pastor the vice, the votes were split more evenly than that of any other region. |
That's why the SW is still the most detribalized region in Nigeria. Even when a Muslim was presidential candidate and a pastor the vice, the votes were split more evenly that. any other region. |
Ha ha ha ...very thoughtful. He now has funds unlimited. |
HigherEd:He can charge him for corruption at the last minute. . . lol . . . buhari is not a regular guy. |
Yes . . . I have been saying it. You can't use lack of development to justify the present sharing arrangement, get the huge money from Abuja, and then start sponsoring pilgrimage that doesn't solve educational problems, infrastructural deficiencies, and idleness. The Emir must have been reading my posts on NairaLand a lot . . . Lol |
adem30:Has atiku. shielded any killer? |
adem30:2011 https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/boko-haram-attacks-adeboye-oritsejafor-oyedepo-spit-fire/ 2014 https://thesheet.ng/video-god-has-anointed-me-to-lead-a-revolution-against-islamic-jihadists-bishop-oyedepo/ |
Why Saudi Arabian regime may have wanted to get rid of Khashoggi Jamal Khashoggi vanished after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2 to obtain official documents for his upcoming marriage. Khashoggi, who was critical of some of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's policies, had been living in self-imposed exile in the US since late 2017, fearing arrest back home. Friends of Khashoggi told the Washington Post that for several months, senior Saudi officials were offering him protection, 'even a high-level job working for the government' if the critic returned to the kingdom - but Khashoggi was sceptical of such offers. Saudi Arabia has dismissed as 'baseless' reports that the Washington Post columnist was murdered in a state-sponsored killing. Although the regime is known to detain even moderate critics, Khashoggi was a much more high-profile target. He was the most well-known political pundit in the Arab world with more than two million followers on Twitter. Jamal Khashoggi's rising calls for democratic reforms over the past year put him at odds with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Khashoggi was a political Islamist who 'never had much time for western-style pluralistic democracy,' John R. Bradley, a journalist who specialises in Middle East issues, wrote in the Spectator. In the 1970s, he joined the Muslim Brotherhood, which aims to free the Islamic world from western influence. In his columns, Bradley says, he urged Crown Prince Mohammed to embrace the rise of political Islam, rather than western-style democracy, In 2003, following his sacking as editor of Saudi daily newspaper Al Watan, Khashoggi became known as a liberal progressive. He was dismissed because he had allowed a columnist to criticise an Islamic scholar who is considered the founding father of Wahhabism – a movement that the Muslim Brotherhood has always been at odds with. And although Crown Prince Mohammed, on the other hand, rejects Wahhabism – whose followers detest democracy as a western invention – he considered the Muslim Brotherhood the main threat to his vision for the kingdom. Most clerics imprisoned in Saudi Arabia over the past two years have ties to the Brotherhood. Since then, Khashoggi has become a de facto leader of the Saudi branch – and therefore, the biggest political threat to the Crown Prince. Furthermore, Khashoggi also had information on the Saudi royal family's ties to al-Qaeda before the September 11 terror attacks. Khashoggi befriended Osama bin Laden in the 1980s and 1990s. He was employed by Saudi intelligence services to persuade bin Laden to make peace with the Saudi royal family. Bradley, a former colleague of Khashoggi's, believes the Saudis may have also worried that he had become a US asset. Also, earlier this year, he had established a new political party in the US called Democracy for the Arab World. Khashoggi's recent rejection of the offer to return to Saudi Arabia as an advisor may have been the final straw. CCTV video from Istanbul's Ataturk airport made available by Turkish Newspaper Sabah allegedly shows suspects in the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi The Saudi consulate has said CCTV cameras were not working that day, and yesterday, the identities of an alleged 15-member assassination squad surfaced. The team is said to include a Saudi special forces officer, members of the royal guard and a senior forensics expert. Another was named as Maher Mutreb, described online as a colonel in Saudi intelligence, stationed previously at the Saudi embassy in London for two years. Mr Khashoggi vanished on October 2 after entering his country's consulate to obtain official documents ahead of his marriage to his Turkish fiancee. |
Contd. TIMELINE: WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN MR KHASHOGGI'S DISAPPEARANCE OCTOBER 2 03:28: Gulf Stream IV private jet carrying suspected Saudi agents arrives at Istanbul airport. 05:05: The group checking into two hotels nearby to the Saudi consulate building. 12:13: Several diplomatic vehicles are filmed arriving at the consulate, allegedly carrying some of the Saudi agents. 13:06: Jamal Khashoggi is last seen on WhatsApp. He then hands his mobile to his fiancée Hatice Cengiz. 13:14: Khashoggi enters the consulate building. 13.24: A message is delivered to Khashoggi's WhatsApp – but it is never read. 15:08: Vehicles leave the consulate and are filmed arriving at the nearby Saudi consul's residence. 17:15: A second private jet carrying a number of suspected Saudi officials lands in Istanbul. 17:33: Khashoggi's Turkish fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, is seen on CCTV waiting outside the consulate. 18:20: One of the private jets departs from Istanbul airport. 21:00: The final plane leaves Istanbul. OCTOBER 3 The Washington Post, for whom Khashoggi writes opinion pieces, raises the alarm, saying Khashoggi has not been seen since he entered the consulate. OCTOBER 4 After an initial period of silence, Saudi Arabia says Khashoggi had disappeared 'after he left the consulate building'. *All times in Istanbul time. Earlier today, Ms Cengiz spoke of being left 'in a state of deep confusion and sadness', blaming herself for her partner's disappearance. 'I have this strange feeling like I have failed to look after something so dear,' she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. The 36-year-old described how she is now embarking on the heartbreaking task of cancelling all their wedding preparations. 'It has been a heavy burden to have to stop or even cancel everything we had started,' she said. 'We were planning a life between Washington and Istanbul. Like everyone else, were just hoping to live a happy life. ' The mystery has captivated the world, and is already threatening to hurt efforts by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman to improve the image of his country around the globe. Britain has today warned Saudi Arabia of 'serious consequences' if it turns out Khashoggi was murdered by his own people. 'People who have long thought of themselves as Saudi's friends are saying this is a very, very serious matter,' Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said today. 'If these allegations are true, there will be serious consequences because our friendships and our partnerships are based on shared values. 'We are extremely worried,' he said. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan challenged Saudi Arabia to provide CCTV images to back up its version that Khashoggi had left the consulate safely, indicating he did not find the current Saudi explanations sufficient. 'It's not possible for us [Turkey] to stay silent regarding an incident like this,' Erdogan said. 'Is it possible there were no camera systems in a consulate, in an embassy? Is it possible that there was no Saudi camera system where this incident took place?' 'If a bird flew, or a fly or a mosquito appeared, the systems would capture this; they (Saudi Arabia) have the most cutting-edge systems,' he was quoted as saying. |
Witness heard 'screams, a struggle, then silence' inside Saudi consulate Source was there at the same time as Jamal Khashoggi, Turkish investigators say Saudi has failed to release any proof exiled journalist left Istanbul consulate alive Identities of an alleged 15-member Saudi assassination squad surfaced It is said to include a special forces officer and members of the royal guard Moments before exiled journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared from the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, a witness claims to have heard screams for help. A source, who was inside the consulate last Tuesday afternoon when Khashoggi arrived to pick up official documents ahead of his upcoming wedding, has spoken to investigators. The anonymous person said they heard 'sounds of loud screams and shouting, as well as calls for help and the sound of a struggle and then sudden silence,' according to Al Jazeera. Witness accounts: Moments before journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared from the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, a witness claims to have heard screams for help Further evidence that Mr Khashoggi never left the consulate include screen grabs from a WhatsApp chat showing he used his phone minutes before entering the building - and then never again Further evidence that Mr Khashoggi never left the consulate has emerged today, as screenshots of his WhatsApp account shows that he last used his mobile phone minutes before entering the building - when he was sent a link to a MailOnline article regarding a prominent Saudi. The screenshots, obtained by NBC News, show the WhatsApp conversation between Mr Khashoggi and a US friend, which indicated that the last time he was active on his phone was at 1.06pm Istanbul time. Just eight minutes later, at 1.14pm, he was caught on CCTV as he entered the Saudi Arabian consulate. The friend sent a message to Mr Khashoggi at 1.24pm - a message which was received, but never read. His fiancee Hatice Cengiz says he left one mobile phone with her before he went into the building, however NBC News reports on claims the journalist had a second phone which he brought with him inside. Investigators are confident they may be able to discover Mr Khashoggi's fate, using data collected from his Apple Watch - which was connected to the phone he left with Ms Cengiz. Partner: Hatice Cengiz, 36, who waited outside for hours for her fiance Khashoggi to return, has spoken of being left in a 'state of deep confusion and sadness' Despite there being a number of visible CCTV cameras - ringed in red - Saudi Arabia claims none of them worked on the day in question TIMELINE: WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN MR KHASHOGGI'S DISAPPEARANCE |
Antoeni:So reconciliation is now wining and dining with corrupt people? it is like your head is connected to PHCN transformer? Thousands of mosques brainwash folks daily but Oyedepo must not reconcile old friends Atiku and Obj. |
hmmm... Nigeria is now like an ashawo... every igbo-smoking agbero who hasn't put his life in order now feels entitled to two rounds with her. Or how else do you explain a man of integrity who couldn't buy election form and drank sachet Milo now leaving his son to race power bike around the capital and he wants to run end term. |
Afamed:You sound stale bros. Men of God are concerned about people like Leah sheribu and innocent Christians unlike boko haram who collect huge ransom from a man who promise to tame them or Muslim who can't run their mosques privately but attack others for doing same. |
Afamed:You with a better memory why not say what exactly you remember that's of use here? |
adem30:I don't owe you links or evidence to Jonathan criticism for something he didn't do. Maybe in your zombie mindset, Jonathan is the opposite of Buhari. If Jonathan had defended killers and Jihadists like buhari did, then ur question would have made some sense. The video of Oyedepo calling for an end to the violence then was well circulated. |
adem30:Did Jonathan defend killers and jihadist herdsmen ? Did Jonathan stiffle the press? Use it ( what God gave u ). |
HigherEd:OK ... |
Ayodejioak:,,,?? |
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