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All the space booker above, please drop a few pennies in the bowl below so we use to pay civil servants salary.
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Today's message from the highly revered Pastor to all governors who refuse to pay their workers, but keep collecting their own Security Allowance. If your employer has a habit of finding silly excuses to reduce your salary, including minor offences you know nothing about, forward this to him/her anonymously. Pastor Adeboye: Topic: Return Reduced Wages! |
dayo23:But Lai Mohammed (APC Spokesman) was very emphatic that Buhari is not the leader of APC, regardless of his status as the President. Lai says Buhari is merely a product of the party just like a House of Assembly member who emerged on the platform of APC. |
As if on cue, Punch, Nation, Daily Trust and vanguard immediately stopped carrying the front page banner "Bring Back Our Girls - Day xx", after Buhari's victory was announced. It is really sad that people could stoop so low to use anything to achieve political aims. Only Guardian is still soldiering on. |
DaBullIT:I wonder ![]() |
Difficult to tell how genuine this story is. Most times, this "unnamed source who prefer anomimity" thing is a smokescreen to cook up any story. Though, the source of the story ( 2 unnamed GEJ govt officials) may have been cooked up from SR kitchen, the underlying fact of Buhari dissolving a non-existent NNPC according to the provisions of the Petroleum Act, maybe factually correct. [quote author=SR ]Source: Sahara Reporters Some members of the outgone administration of President Goodluck Jonathan have said President Muhammad Buhari was out of order by dissolving the board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), contending that, according to the “Petroleum Act,” the board stood dissolved the moment erstwhile Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, left office. Two members of Mr. Jonathan administration, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told SaharaReporters that there was no reason for President Buhari to send a letter to the board of the NNPC to dissolve. “That act [President Buhari’s dissolution of the NNPC board] is null since there was no board in place after the former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, left office,” said one of the sources. Mrs. Alison-Madueke, who constituted the current NNPC board, officially lost her cabinet position on May 29, 2015 when former President Jonathan’s tenure ended. A second source, who served on the disbanded board, claimed that Mr. Jonathan’s administration left $5 billion in the kitty for the incoming Buhari government. He said the funds were yielded by dividends from Nigeria’s sales of liquefied natural gas. Last weekend, Babs Omotowa, the chief executive of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG), claimed that the company paid $1.6 billion in dividends to the Buhari government. However, one of the two sources who spoke to us claimed that said the amount was $5 billion. He added that President Buhari was either hiding the correct amount paid to his government in order to justify his claim of inheriting “an empty treasury” or that the NLNG was playing a game on Nigerians. The NLNG is a joint venture between the Nigerian government and multinational oil companies.[/quote] |
gwales:For where ![]() It was all a grand deceit. The guy simply put on a grand ploy to deceive and buy good image for himself. Projects and achievements cannot be hidden. If you go to Akwa Ibom, Rivers or Lagos you will see evidence of good governance. Have you ever travelled to Warri or Asaba? Every of his achievements in in paid adverts, pull-outs and arrange awards |
AdeniyiA:Please let's not make this a TAN/APC discussion. Elections are over. We now have a government, and a President on seat who has tried 4 times to rule Nigeria. That means he has been prepared and ready for leadership 4 times. Nigerians, expect far more than what we are getting. To begin with why are all fuel subsidy thieves not being summoned to EFCC ![]() Instead, the new government seems to be cozying up to the subsidy barons (see pic). What is really going on?? 1. Buhari with Wale Tinubu (Oando) and Femi Otedola (Forte Oil) 2. Aisha Buhari enjoying free helicopter ride with Wale Tinubu courtesy of Oando
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Uduaghan, where is Delta's money ![]() $10.8billion is not chicken change oooooooo |
Sweetlemon:So The Jagaban (Tinubu) is the source of all these stories in Sahara Reporters (SR) on his political opponents, starting with GEJ ![]() Really, makes me wonder if I should believe anything I read in Sahara Reporters, anymore. Seems there is always a political reason for every post on SR |
tpiadotcom:@tpiadotcom: You still have not addressed the $10.8billion or N2.2 trillion matter. Where did your principal, ex-gov Uduaghan keep Delta State's money?? |
tpiadotcom:Praising God indeed!! More like blaspheming God If you steal public money so wantonly the way your principal, Uduaghan has done, why won't you go on "thanksgiving" spree. After all, it is the Nigerian way. The most despicable public officers are those who pretend the most to be religious. ![]() Look at how wretched Delta State is today. All because a thieving Governor was plundering his state, and using a portion of it to buy goodwill in the Lagos press. Even the road in front of Uduaghan's personal house, where he holds court with his political minions and foot soldiers like @tpiadotcom is perpetually flooded every time it rains. All the streets in Ekerurede-Urhoboh where the governor's house is located in Warri is in a sorry state of disrepair, with sewage running in the streets. Ex-Gov Ibori, tarred roads in Ekurede-Urhobo, but the idiotic thieving Gov Uduaghan did absolutely nothing to improve on what he met on ground. For Uduaghan it was zero maintenance, and zero new projects. Every of his so called projects, were avenues to siphon money. He has a rule. No reputable contractors like Julius Berger or RCC are allowed to execute any project in Delta throughout his tenure, so they can siphon almost 100% of the contract sum. I challenge Uduaghan's transducers like @tpiadotcom [/b]to come and list Uduaghan's projects here so we can analysis them to see their value. Let's start with the silly and criminal project called BRT in Warri. Or should we start with the vacuous propaganda based "Delta Beyond Oil"? [b]@tpiadotcom over to you. Come and defend your principal with facts. |
KwoiZabo:
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sammyj:The Lagos newspapers like Sun, Punch, Vanguard, etc said so not Delta people. Even more progressive ones like Leadership and This Day joined the gravy train of heaping awards on ex-Gov Uduaghan
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tpiadotcom:Address the N2.2 trillion or $10.8 billion issue I have raised. Calling public officials to account for their tenure of service is not stalking. |
More fake thanksgiving.......
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He desecrated many pulpits with his deceptions
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Bogus thanksgiving services in various churches were a regular staple of the Uduaghan years, designed to fool the public that this thieving fellow was a pious man.....
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Purchased honorary doctorates poured in ...... |
And yet more silly awards.....
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tpiadotcom:Seems only one vulture has arrived so far.... Where are your troops Have they abandoned their principal so soon.There is no Senate to hide for him. |
tpiadotcom:I knew Chike Ogeah boys who sold the Uduaghan-is-a-Star dummy to the whole world and made themselves wealthy in the process, will soon descend like vultures to defend their thieving Oga. |
tpiadotcom:Uduaghan, must be made to cough out the stupendous money of Delta state he has stolen |
[size=14pt]NUJ- Nigerian Union of Journalist Award[/size]
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Silverbird Man of the Year......
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NAWOJ, entertainment, Leadership Newspaper, Vanguard wards, etc
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He got awards by the truck load........ Newspaper houses plied him with useless award, while Uduaghan plied them with cash. Scratch my back, I scratch your back arrangement Sun Man of the Year . He won this one yearly....
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Finding it hard to find useful avenue to deploy the enormous resource at his disposal, he organised another wedding with his wife. They already have fully grown children.
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Gov Uduaghan and his wife had a ball during their 8 years in govt house, Asaba. Meanwhile, the people pinned in penury.....
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It was widely reported in the press today that new Gov of Delta State lamented that his predecessor, Gov Uduaghan left debt of N636b. Some Analysis to ascertain how much Delta got in 8 years under Uduaghan: Assuming he has been paying 50% of that amount in interests and capital, that means Delta was overburdened with a debt of at least N1.2trillion Delta had some the highest allocations from FAAC. Monthly net allocation (including 13% and VAT) = N10b. Annually, this amounted to N120 billion. For the 8 years he was in power, Delta got N960billion from Federation account. When you add the amount borrowed to the FAAC allocation, Delta under Gov Uduaghan got (wait for it): N1.2trillion + N960billion = N2.2 trillion. At today's average exchange rate of 1$ : N200, the N2.2 trillion Delta got in 8 years = $10.8 billion There is absolutely nothing on ground in Delta State to show for such huge resources expended by Uduaghan. Sad aspect about all this that Deltans known to be very vocal and assertive are plodding along like zombies. Nobody raises a whimper to ask a simple question. WHERE DID ALL THE MONEY GO?? #ShameOnDeltans
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Uduaghan carries the cup as the most curropt governor in the last dispensation. He bought the press, and every conceivable award, real or imaginary. He doled out the cash and the press (principally, Sun and Vanguard) obliged him bogus "awards". Some Analysis: Gov Uduaghan left took a loan of N636b. Assuming he has been paying 50% of that amount in interests and capital, that means Delta was overburdened with a debt of at least N1.2trillion Delta had some the highest allocations from FAAC. Monthly net allocation (including 13% and VAT) = N10b. Annually, this amounted to N120 billion. For the 8 years he was in power, Delta got N960billion from Federation account. When you add the amount borrowed to the FAAC allocation, Delta under Gov Uduaghan got (wait for it): N1.2trillion + N960billion = N2.2 trillion. At today's average exchange rate of 1$ : N200, the N2.2 trillion = $10.8 billion There is absolutely nothing on ground in Delta State to show for such huge resources expended by Uduaghan. Sad aspect about all this that Deltans known to be very vocal and assertive are plodding along like zombies. Nobody raises a whimper to ask a simple question. WHERE DID ALL THE MONEY GO ![]() #ShameOnDeltans |
.... Contd. “We must muster the resolve and political will to boldly and decisively confront the challenges that we face, right the ship of our state and lay a solid foundation of prosperity both now and for future generation of Deltans. ‘’It won’t be easy. It is not supposed to be easy. But there is no gain without pain, no prize without a price. Sacrifices “A good place to start is for us to reject the old ways of doing business. |
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