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delugajackson:Whom do we blame for this? Govt or the people? |
Trust rogues to have each others back. When is your case coming up FFK? Hope you will not feign sickness again. I think you've used up all your life lines in getting the judge to adjourn your case. |
How you can rate a Goalkeeper that kept a clean slate, 1 or 3 / 10 baffles me. He made some good saves in my opinion. |
Tokziby:. Imagine if Rohr were to be a Nigerian Coach? Most people would have been shouting hire a Foreign Coach by now or accused the Coach of collecting bribe from Mikel. |
21. It was you in the North being attacked, in Malaysia being killed, in Gabon and Ghana being molested. 99.9% of Nigerians killed in South Africa are of Igbo extraction, and sometimes by fellow 'hardworking' Igbo. Why? Number 21 stands out. Can anybody disprove this? |
alagbara ma mero baba ole ![]() This one got me rolling on the floor |
ochukoccna:Inferiority complex. |
Obi too dei lie
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Obigotry himself ![]()
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But you had 8 years to celebrate him, but you did not. Shameless liar |
If the coach had been a Nigerian, by now the shout of foreign coach would have rent the air. Slavery mentality. |
Rossikk:OBJ is playing politics as usual. He is not sincere. Hear him few month ago: Nigeria: Obasanjo Makes U-Turn, Says Buhari Has Succeeded Where Others Failed By Osa Okhomina and Tunde Oguntola In what appears to be a volte-face, former President Olusegun Obasanjo at the weekend turned around and praised President Muhammad Buhari for achieving huge success in an area where previous administrations, including his, could not make headway. Obasanjo had last month passed a damning verdict of the Buhari administration, saying he felt disappointed by Buhari, whom he supported during the 2015 presidential poll. In a 13-page statement he issued on January 23, the former president categorically asked Buhari not to seek re-election in 2019, adding that instead, he should honourably "dismount from the horse" to join the league of the country's former leaders whose "experience, influence, wisdom and outreach can be deployed on the side line for the good of the country." But speaking at the weekend while performing the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of Azikel Refinery, the first private modular refinery in the oil and gas-rich Niger Delta region, Obasanjo described as "commendable" the Buhari administration's decision to award operational licences to 22 firms for the construction of modular refineries in the country. He noted that 18 of such licences were approved under his administration but that none of them was able to actualise it, unlike the present administration. Obasanjo praised President Buhari for awarding modular refinery operational licences to 22 firms, including Azikel Petroleum. He noted that, out of the 22 licensed operators, Azikel Petroleum is the only company that had actualised its dream of establishing a modular refinery. The former president stated that he was delighted at the commitment of Azikel Petroleum, adding that none of the 18 licenses earlier awarded by his administration came to fruition. Obasanjo said, "I have been told that President Buhari and his government gave 22 licences and that Azikel Petroleum is the only license out of the 22 that is really actualised. "Before then, we gave 18 and not one was actialised. They gave all manner of excuses, including insecurity and oil prices. But those excuses they gave are still there. But they were not genuine entrepreneurs. They were after collecting licences to get crude oil. And that is why in an occasion like this, we should pay special tribute to people like Eruani. "I join you all in thanking President Buhari for giving four licences more than we gave. And he (Buhari) is lucky that he has a man like Eruani to be the only one to actualise." https://allafrica.com/stories/201802190061.html |
hammerFC:You love to form victim, whereas you are the worst bigot among mankind Have you seen this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2cVeSaVxxg One Igbo Man is Equivalent To 500 Hausa Men - Catholic Priest Says Have you not seen where Igbos are jubilating when Boko Haram or any calamity strikes? |
Saraki will still try to smuggle himself in. It does not matter that he has seized to be a Senator but dubiousness runs in his veins |
farem:Somebody say, if three people has to share 10 things, If Igbo never take 15, leaving the rest to share minus 5, then an Igbo man will still feel marginalized. |
Minority leader has been zoned to South East PDP is Igbo, Igbo is PDP. Next is 2023 PDP Presidential candidate. |
If this were to be Tinubu , SW or in the North, all these useless LiePOB will not let you hear word. Orji Slaves |
"They were all my junior starting from Obasanjo. I know their characters more than anyone, Buhari is kind, most disciplined and most diligent in his responsibilities." ~ Gen. Yakubu Gowon |
Jonathan govt stole so much money’ – Apostle Johnson Suleman Published on June 8, 2019 By Chijioke Jannah Popular cleric and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has accused the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan of looting ‘so much money’ from government treasury. The controversial pastor made the allegation in a post published via his official Twitter handle on Saturday. Suleiman, who has been a fierce critic of the current administration under President Muhammadu Buhari, wrote: “Someone asked me why I’m against the present government and I screamed God forbid. “I asked him why he didn’t say same when I was seriously speaking out against the activities of the previous government that stole so much money. “I am not political; I speak truth to power,” Suleman tweeted. DAILY POST recalls that Apostle Suleman told his congregants shortly before the last general elections to vote for a politician who would rather loot the public treasury than one who would kill them in cold blood. https://dailypost.ng/2019/06/08/jonathan-govt-stole-much-money-apostle-johnson-suleman/
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The trial of former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, was stalled at the Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday. ]EFCC vs Fani-Kayode: What happened in court on Friday Published on May 31, 2019 By John Owen Nwachukwu The trial of former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, was stalled at the Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday. This was due to the absence of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, chieftain. Fani-Kayode’s lawyer, B. F. Ajudua, said he was “indisposed”, but did not state openly what was ailing the former minister. “We apologise for the absence of the second defendant. A letter to that effect was filed,” he told the court. Fani-Kayode, Director of Publicity of the Goodluck Jonathan Presidential Campaign Organisation in 2015, is on trial with former Minister of State for Finance, Mrs. Nenadi Usman, for alleged money laundering. They were charged with former Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON) Chairman and ex-Chairman of Kagarko Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Mr. Yusuf Danjuma, and a company, Jointrust Dimensions Nigeria Limited. The quartet were accused of violating the Money Laundering Act by indirectly retaining N300million, N400million and N800million, all proceeds of corruption, according to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The prosecution said they allegedly committed the offence, to which they pleaded not guilty, between January 8 and March 25, 2015 ahead of the 2015 general elections. At the trial on May 14, Fani-Kayode’s counsel had opposed the prosecution’s bid to tender an extra-judicial statement he made. Usman and Yusuf had also disowned their statements, contending that they made them under duress. The defence counsel, Messrs Ferdinand Orbih (SAN), Norrison Quakers (SAN) and Clement Onwuenwuenor, urged the judge to order a trial-within-trial to test the voluntariness of the statements. But the prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo, maintained that the defendants made the statements voluntarily, adding that there was no need for a trial-within-trial. Justice Rilwan Aikawa had adjourned till yesterday for ruling on the statements’ admissibility, but Fani-Kayode’s absence stalled it. The judge adjourned until June 24 for ruling and possible trial-within-trial. https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/31/efcc-vs-fani-kayode-happened-court-friday/
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amuwo1980:That s true. |
jhubril:Hahaha |
In a saner clime. If this happened in Nigeria, you will hear children of corruption defending the criminals.. Another source.. https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/baltimore-cbp-seizes-nearly-21k-unreported-currency-nigerian-couple |
Nigerian couple loses $15,860 undeclared money to US Customs at Baltimore Wednesday, June 5, 2019 Nigerian couple loses over $15,000 to US Customs and Border Protection officers at Baltimore Airport. Above a woman being quizzed by a CBP officer U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) seized nearly $21,000 of unreported currency from a Nigerian couple at the weekend. The Nigerians who arrived on a flight from London, reported to CBP officers that they possessed $15,000. However, officers discovered an additional $5,850 in the woman’s purse. The officers seized the $20,850 and then released $4,990 to the couple as humanitarian relief. The officers also released the couple to continue their visit, saving them from criminal prosecution. The Nigerians were not identified in a press statement issued on Tuesday. US Customs said it is perfectly legal to carry large sums of currency in or out of the United States. However, federal law requires that travellers who possess $10,000 or more in currency or other monetary instruments must report it all to a CBP officer at the airport, seaport, or land border crossing when entering or leaving the country. Customs and Border Protection officers are highly trained to uncover illicit activity and they are committed to enforcing the laws of the United States. “Customs and Border Protection officers are highly trained to uncover illicit activity and they are committed to enforcing the laws of the United States,” said Casey Durst, CBP’s Field Operations Director in Baltimore. “Unreported currency often can be proceeds from alleged illicit activity, or used to fund transnational criminal organisations and I commend our officers on this interception”. CBP recently issued travel tips for international travel through BWI. Chiefly among those tips is for travellers to truthfully report all currency they possess to a CBP officer during inspection. Consequences for violating U.S. currency reporting laws are severe; penalties may include seizure of most or all of the traveler’s currency, and potential criminal charges. CBP uses a variety of techniques to intercept narcotics, unreported currency, weapons, counterfeit consumer goods, prohibited agriculture, and other illicit products, and to assure that global tourism remains safe and strong. On a typical day, CBP seizes an average of about $290,000 in unreported or illicit currency along our nation’s borders. https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/06/05/nigerian-couple-loses-15860-undeclared-money-to-us-customs-at-baltimore/
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farem:The guy can owe 8 years salary, but once he tells them that Buhari is their problem from Abuja, they will look the other way. They are really imbecilic. |
FreemanUYB:Two ex Governors are currently in jail, are they from Enugu? |
Which kind judgement be this? EFCC should appeal this judgement. Nigeria masses has been short changed again through cash and carry judgement. This is why there is so much impunity and insecurity in the country |
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These guys are still pained that Tinubu sent their god, GEJ out of Aso Rock. Na someone else dem beat, na another person dey complain of body ache.. Maybe after 50 years, perhaps when you are all dead, you will stop bellyaching over a matter that does not concern you.
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alphaNomega:Bless you too bro! |
Sarakonda.....
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