₦airaland Forum

Monjerk:
Who is your hero?
Can't you comprehend without mentioning Jonathan's name, even Jonathan in-competencies are nothing in the face of what is currently going on.
Buhari is making Jonathan a saint.

You have to compare this Govt to something. If you want to replace something, you have to talk about the alternative. The only feasible alternative is still PDP which was last led by Goodluck Jonathan, hence the comparison. Jonathan a saint?? You are a joker.

Do you know why Jonathan was borrowing to pay salary despite huge oil revenue that occurs during his tenure?

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/182543-nigerian-govt-borrowing-billions-to-pay-salaries-okonjo-iweala.html

freeze001:
APC Magic and voodoo at work! Suddenly their gestapo style of kidnap in the name of arrest cannot work abi? They can no longer track and produce one common Mr Udoh. Jan 22/23 is very close. We go see.

No wonder OUK has upped his arse-licking game, supporting everything negative and throwing his own under the bus so he can appear politically acceptable and correct. Biko who doesn't want to be free? Whatever works...it's the APC/Buhari modus operandi so no surprise there.

What is preventing FFK and Olisah Metuh from been thrown to jail already despite their criticism of the current Govt? Have they also joined APC?

seguno2:
How much bribe was given to him for this statement?
If Jonathan said four years was not enough but you didn’t allow him to continue the job why should we allow Buhari continue for the same reason

Jonathan was President for 5.5 years and VP / Ag President for the remainder of the years. In addition, the economy and security were deteriorating under his watch despite oil windfall that happens under his tenure...

IamPatriotic:
Mobilization fees has being released to the people in CACOL.

Having written this, I still think that are right to some extend, among all the aspirants/contestants so far Buhari is slightly above them, unfortunately, he (Buhari) doesn't measure up to what a functional country should be hoping on as a Local Government Area Counselor, let alone a President.

You are judging people by your own standard. Not everybody is morally bankrupt like you. Just so you know

Nutase:
do I sound like a rribalist to you. Go through my posts and you will know I'm just blunt not biased.

Good to know. But one thing you should also acknowledge is that Orji Kalu is not the only one on trial. FFK, Olisah Metuh and others who are still in PDP are also in court for one corruption case or the other. Someone might argue that they will also be freed. So it should not matter what party you belong to. APC, PDP or APGA. Once you are dragged to court, your case could go either way. It is the function of the executive to drag accused persons to court, while it is the function of the Judiciary to free or jail them.

Nutase:
just mark my words. Unless APC loose in 2019. Kalus case is as good as dead.

Promise me that you will not say hat he was convicted because he is Igbo when that happens?

Monjerk:
They are working day and night to ensure that Lagos-Ibadan rail way is upgrade to standard gauge and completed before June this year so that they can use it for 2019 campaign. They did not go on Xmas and new year holiday on the project due to the urgency of the project.
This info is from a friend of mine working there.

APC have realize that there is no single project on ground to be use for 2019 campaign so they are very worried, even other projects too are being hurried to finish before 2019 so that they can see what to use for campaign.


We are just watching! Only people with very low memory will vote Buhari again.

So Buhari is working hard on Lagos Ibadan rail project? That is great news!
What did your hero Gridlock Jonothing worked hard on completing before the 2015 election apart from looting and insecurity?

Nutase:
Kalus case will end up being thrown out because he has joined the APC.
APC 5:16 "Behold any man that joins the APC and shouts sai Baba shall become a new creature and old thing shall automatically pass away".

If Kalu's case ends up in conviction, I am 100% sure that you will change your tune that he was convicted because he is Igbo. You have become too predictable.
APC or PDP, anybody found wanting should face the music.
Moreover, FFK, Olisah Metuh and other PDP members case are still in court.
Some might end up been freed while some may end up in jail.

EFCC Re-arraigns Jumoke Akinjide, Two Others In Lagos Federal High Court

After the first arraignment, there was a discussion of plea bargain between Mrs. Akinjide and Mrs. Otiti. However, at the re-arraignment today, the defendants all pleaded not guilty to the twenty-four charges preferred against them by the EFCC
BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK

JAN 16, 2018
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has re-arraigned ex-minister Jumoke Akinjide, Senator Ayo Ademola Adeseun and one Chief Olanrewaju Otiti, before the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday, January 16, 2018.

The three defendant were first arraigned at the Oyo State Federal High Court before Justice J.O Abdul-Malik on June 22, 2017.

After the first arraignment, there was a discussion of plea bargain between Mrs. Akinjide and Mrs. Otiti.

Ex-minister Jumoke Akinjide

However, at the re-arraignment today, the defendants all pleaded not guilty to the twenty-four charges preferred against them by the EFCC.

The defendants allegedly received the sum of N650 million from a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, to allegedly manipulate and influence 2015 general election.

The money was part of the $115 million allegedly disbursed by Mrs. Alison-Madueke to influence the 2015 presidential election in favour of former President Goodluck Ebere Jonathan.

On the amended charge; Mrs. Otiti was mentioned in five of the charges while Mrs. Akinjide and Senator Adeseun were mentioned ten and seventeen times respectively.

Former Minister of Petroleum, Diezani Alison-Madueke, was also mentioned in the first and second charges but she remained at large.

Charges one and two reads; “that you, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madeleine (still at large), Olive Jumoke Akinjide, Senator Ayo Ademola Adeseunand Chief Olanrewaju Otiti In it about the 26th day of March 2025, in Nigeria within the jurisdiction of this honorable court conspired amongst yourselves to directly take possession of the N650, 000, 0000 (six hundred and fifty million Maura) which sum you reasonably ought to have known forms part of the proceeds of an unlawful act and you thereby committed an offense contrary to section 18(a) of the money Laundering (prohibition)(amendment) Act, 2012 and our bush able under section 15(3) & 4 of the same Act.

“That you, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madeleine (still at large), Oloye Jumoke Akinjide, Senator Ayo Ademola Adeseunand Chief Olanrewaju Otiti In it about the 26th day of March 2015, in Nigeria within the jurisdiction of this honorable court conspired amongst yourselves to directly take possession of the N650, 000, 0000 (six hundred and fifty million Maura) which sum you reasonably ought to have known forms part of the proceeds of an unlawful act and you thereby committed an offense contrary to section 18(a) of the money Laundering (prohibition)(amendment) Act, 2012 and our bush able under section 15(2) (d) of the same Act.

Mrs. Akinjide was accused of singularly benefiting N107,415,000, N134,405,000, N26,520,000, N56,464,000, N28,670,000, N16,000,000 at different times in 2015

While Senator Adeseun was accused of singularly benefiting sums of N10,750,000, N7,930,000, N13,395,000, 10,580,000, N12,690,000, N9,200,000, N7,850,000, N8,750,000, N9,450,000, N9,900,000, N10,100,000, N9,450,000, at various times in 2015.

Mrs. Otiti on the other hand was accused of benefiting N107, 415,000 on March 26, 2015.

After the plea taking of the defendants, counsel to Mrs. Akinjide urges the court to allow his client continue on the bail granted by Justice Abdul-Malik.

Justice Abdul-Malik granted bail in the sum of N100 million each and sureties in like sum. The surgeries must be civil servants or public servants in a level of director.

The other defense counsel; Mr. Micheal Lana and Mr. Ademola Oladeji aligned with the argument of the senior advocate.

Justice Muslim Hassan, the presiding judge, consequently ordered the defendants to continue on the earlier granted bail and adjourned to February 5, 6 and 14, 2018.

http://saharareporters.com/2018/01/16/efcc-re-arraigns-jumoke-akinjide-two-others-lagos-federal-high-court

Firefire:
Please let the super-active Daura Secret Service use this case to score a political game by arresting Mr. Udoh to come and make the witness by force by fire.

BUT NO!, Kalu is now an APC 'SAINT' and delay tactics is understandable. Kudos to the phight against kworuption.

But Mr. Jacob, who urged the court to uphold his prayer, said it was not frivolous.

"If I have that man (Udoh) today, I am comfortable to close my case. I am entitled to five adjournments. We want to use this week to get this witness. We now know his house. We must get him. I believe we will. No amount of shielding will protect him."

He argued that the case was delayed for over 10 years at the instance of the defendants who pursued an interlocutory appeal all the way to the Supreme Court.

The case has been adjourned to January 22 / 23 and the Judge has said that no more adjournment.
By the time the witness is eventually arraigned, I am sure you will look for something else to divert from the topic.

Firefire:
"The three defendants were arraigned on October 31, 2016 by the EFCC before Justice Mohammed Idris on a 34-count charge of N3.2billion fraud. They were accused of conspiring among themselves to divert a total of N2.9bn from the coffers of the Abia State Government."

So Daura Secret Service (DSS) cannot trace and capture an ordinary civil servant in Abia? Na to arrest critics them sabi abi? Una well done ooo.

But Mr. Jacob, who urged the court to uphold his prayer, said it was not frivolous.

"If I have that man (Udoh) today, I am comfortable to close my case. I am entitled to five adjournments. We want to use this week to get this witness. We now know his house. We must get him. I believe we will. No amount of shielding will protect him."

He argued that the case was delayed for over 10 years at the instance of the defendants who pursued an interlocutory appeal all the way to the Supreme Court.

plusfield:
By May 29, barely three months from now, the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration will be three year old, leaving one year before the expiration of his government. With the presidential election already fixed for February 18th, 2019, its given that by the second half of this year, governance (though there hasnt really been any) will shut down for 'politicking'.
Hence, we urge you to name your state and list a project wholly initiated and completed in your state in almost three years.

With the amount of abandoned project that Nigeria currently have, including some that were initiated in the past 40 years like the Mambila Power plant, Nigeria does not need to initiate new project for some time to come. If only we can execute and complete the projects inherited and at hand, our infrastructure deficit will greatly improve.
Nigeria's problem has never been about project initiation. The problem has always been about project completion. The Taboo that Buhari is currently breaking.

Firefire:
If any man be in APC, old things have passed away.

EFCC is determined to present the witness, but the man who happens to be a former Abia state civil servant is on the run.

This case has been on for the last 10 years.

The devil is in the detail as Witness goes on the run

EFCC’s Failure To Produce Witness Might Damage Corruption Trial of Ex-Abia State Governor
Counsel of the commission, Mr. Rotimi Jacob, told the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos that its star witness in the trial is evading appearance
BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKJAN 16, 2018
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) might have its case against the former Abia State governor, Mr. Orji Uzo Kalu, damaged if it fails, again, to produce its witness.

Counsel of the commission, Mr. Rotimi Jacob, told the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos that its star witness in the trial is evading appearance.

At the commencement of proceedings today, January 16, 2018, Mr. Jacob informed the court that the matter was due for continuation of trial but that he could not proceed because he could not find his star witness.


Mr. Jacob told Justice Mohammed Idris that the witness, Mr. Mike Udoh, had repeatedly made himself unavailable whenever he was due to appear in court.

He accused some unknown persons of being behind Mr. Udoh's absence and vowed that they would be prosecuted.

He said: "Our main witness that we intended to call, we have approached him for more than six months. We have noticed that each time the matter is coming up, he will just travel to Umuahia or Calabar or Cameroun.

"He always has the dates of the matter and I was forced to apply for a subpoena. Your Lordship signed one, which we took to the Abia State Government because we found out that he was a civil servant. But he has since left the service.

"He was supposed to come today but switched off his phone. EFCC went to his house in Umuahia yesterday and this morning but met his wife who said he travelled to Calabar. Despite all our efforts, we have not been able to bring him."

He prayed for a short adjournment of about a week to enable the agency round up its case.

Mr. Jacob added: "We have information that some people are behind his not showing up. We are investigating and will charge the persons. As we speak, our operatives are in Abia, but they can't pick up the wife in place of the husband."

Mr. Kalu's counsel, Mr Awa Kalu (SAN), accused the EFCC of a ploy to foist an adjournment on the court.

The former Abia State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice who is now representing Mr. Kalu said: "The defendants have been diligent in presenting themselves for trial, but the prosecution has been engaging in push and starts. The second defendant is a retired civil servant.

The first defendant (Kalu) is a politically exposed person. There are four senior counsel with at least one junior all at the defendants' cost. Yet we are here only to be told of circumstances beyond the prosecution's control. There are many witnesses listed by the prosecution. The non-appearance of one of them cannot foist an appearance on this case."

Second defendant (Udeogu)'s counsel, Solo Akuma (SAN), adopted his colleague’s submissions, describing EFCC's application as "a frivolous one."

He said: "We abandoned everything else to come to court. My client is complaining he cannot afford my bill. The defense has never made any application for adjournment. All adjournments have been at the prosecution's instance. They must be compelled to close their case, otherwise Your Lordship should award costs to cover our transport and hotel bills."

Akuma condemned the approach taken by Jacobs to bring his witnesses to court.

He recalled that on November 30 of last year (2017) while the judge was adjourning the matter, Jacobs had told the court that he had four more witnesses to call, including Udoh.

He wondered why none of the other three witnesses was also not produced in court, even if the prosecution had a difficulty bringing Udoh.

"That shows the frivolity of the steps they have taken to bring their witnesses to court," Akuma said.

He urged the court to either foreclose the prosecution's case or if the request for an adjournment would be granted, the court should order the prosecution to bear the cost of the defenses’ transportation and hotel accommodation.

This, he said, is in line with the provisions of Section 396(6) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015.

Counsel to the third defendant, Slok Nigeria Ltd, Mr., C. C. Nwofo, lamented the economic damages the firm has suffered because of the trial and adjournments.

He said: "The third defendant is a company which has suffered and lost contracts of about $500million from China Exim Bank for ship acquisition. About $350million has been lost from African Bank in Egypt. 3,000 workers have lost their jobs because of this case. 250 expatriate workers have lost their jobs because of this case.

"We have not been paid our fees in this case, but I'm doing it because I believe this case will end one day and I'll be paid. If they are not able to proceed, I propose a cost of N10million."

But Mr. Jacob, who urged the court to uphold his prayer, said it was not frivolous.

"If I have that man (Udoh) today, I am comfortable to close my case. I am entitled to five adjournments. We want to use this week to get this witness. We now know his house. We must get him. I believe we will. No amount of shielding will protect him."

He argued that the case was delayed for over 10 years at the instance of the defendants who pursued an interlocutory appeal all the way to the Supreme Court.

He said it was due to the time spent by the defendants pursuing interlocutory appeal that the prosecution was experiencing difficult in assembling its witnesses, some of whom had died, retired or relocated out of jurisdiction.

"If they had allowed us to go on within two to three years of the case, all our witnesses would have been assembled in one day," he said, urging the judge to grant his request for an adjournment and to reject the award of cost."

In a bench ruling, Justice Idris upheld Mr. Jacob's application for adjournment and declined the defendants' application for cost. He noted that this was the final adjournment he would allow.

Justice Idris said: "Where a witness that ought to attend court, fails to attend court and summons has been issued and served on the same witness, then the prosecution would pursue the appropriate provisions of the ACJA to compel the attendance of the witness in court...This trial will no longer be adjourned on account of unavailability of witness to attend court... It is unfortunate that a trial, which has been adjourned for hearing from day to day could not proceed due to witness unavailability," the judge said.

The case continues on January 22 and 23.

The three defendants were arraigned on October 31, 2016 by the EFCC before Justice Mohammed Idris on a 34-count charge of N3.2billion fraud.

They were accused of conspiring among themselves to divert a total of N2.9bn from the coffers of the Abia State Government.

But the defendants pleaded not guilty.

http://saharareporters.com/2018/01/16/efcc%E2%80%99s-failure-produce-witness-might-damage-corruption-trial-ex-abia-state-governor

debaj10:
ur stocks jumped because of oil price and Christmas spending, but you're here dancing shoki.
you really think investors are fools?
ah, why bother. developed nations constantly complain about those who play the stock market without any economic benefits, but what do I know…

shey q1 report will come.
we will meet here again to discuss the results.
fair enough?

You just love bad news. Is Nigeria the only oil producing country? Is Nigeria the only country where xmas is celebrated? You have an option of crying and wailing over this news. Moreover the article was written by bloomberg. Now continue to wail.

Here is the video of the crowd shouting, Ole, Ole at the sight of Ozekhome.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekHrReM82Rg

debaj10:
after 2 weeks?
really?
this is news?
26 mile marathon, but you will pop champagne for coming first-
in mile 1?!
wot arrant nansense.
make una go find wok do, eh?

The news is for investors, showing them the potential for huge returns in the Nigerian stock market.

But why the thing dey pain you now? If its a negative news, you are sure to be rejoicing.

cc: lalasticlala
Mynd44

The World’s Best Stocks May Gain Even More If Oil Holds Up
By Paul Wallace and Tope Alake

January 15, 2018


Nigerian stocks have risen 12% this year, the most globally
Ashburton says the gains can continue, while HSBC is bearish
The world-beating rally in Nigerian stocks may not be over yet.

The main equity index in Africa’s biggest economy has surged 12 percent this year in dollar terms, the most among 96 major bourses tracked by Bloomberg, pushing it to the highest level since 2008. Dangote Cement Plc, controlled by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, and the largest company on the exchange, has climbed to a record high.

The advance will probably be sustained thanks to rising prices for oil, Nigeria’s main export, and as investors look to increase their holdings of what remain among the cheapest stocks in Africa, according to the asset management arm of South African lender FirstRand Ltd.

“For investors wanting more exposure to consumers in Africa and Nigeria, in particular, the outlook is good,” said Paul Clark, a money manager in Johannesburg at Ashburton Investments, which owns Nigerian stocks including Seplat Petroleum Development Co. “The banking sector is probably the most attractive at the moment, especially the tier-2 lenders.”

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-14/nigeria-s-world-beating-stocks-ride-on-oil-to-power-their-gains

Stethaine:
I think your stupidity is of highest percentage. Check your brain and that of your fore fathers well.

You are pained. Apart from abusing your fore fathers, there is nothing worthwhile in your empty skull.

docadams:
This woman keeps vomiting money like she was money ritualised. What is the pin? May want to try my luck.

Between Peshe and Dieziani, we no come know who thief past.

Nice!

Benue killings: You lied, Osinbajo replies Ortom
Published January 15, 2018


Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday said he was shocked by media reports that quoted the Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, as saying that he (Osinbajo) was warned ahead of the January 1 killings in Logo and Guma Local Government areas of the state.

In a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, the Vice-President described as “a terrible falsehood” to suggest that he was ever informed by the governor or any one else of the killings.



The statement read, “Governor Ortom wrote to the Vice President, then Acting President on 7th June 2017 protesting a newspaper publication where the leadership of Miyetti Allah was reported to have stated that it was opposed to the Open Grazing Prohibition law of the State and that they would mobilise to resist the law.

“The Miyetti Allah had written to the Vice President on the 5th of June 2017 on the same law protesting several sections of the law.

“The governor went on to say that the leadership of Miyetti Allah should be arrested because they used words such as ‘wicked, obnoxious and repressive,’ to describe the law, and because these were ‘utterances that are capable of undermining the peace…’

“The Vice President subsequently met with the governor, discussed the matter and the security situation in the state and then ordered law enforcement agencies to be on the alert to prevent any attacks or violence. This was in June 2017!”

The statement noted that in the said letter written by the governor, there was no mention of any threat to any specific one of the 23 local governments of Benue State.

It explained that the best the law enforcement agencies could do then was to await information or intelligence of an imminent attack and none of such came.

It added that since then, the Vice-President had held meetings with the Benue State Governor, including a visit to the state on September 6, 2017 at the instance of President Muhamamdu Buhari during the tragic floods in the state.

At all the meetings, according to the statement, the Vice-President discussed the security situation of the state with the governor.



It noted that the then Acting President also convened a major national security retreat which was attended by all state governors, service chiefs and heads of security agencies.

It added that the retreat featured detailed discussions on the herdsmen/ farmers’ clashes.

“To the best of our knowledge, neither Governor Ortom nor the Federal Government was aware of the imminence of the cowardly attack on Logo and Guma on the 1st of January, and therefore any suggestion that the President or the Vice President ignored the state governor’s warning is both absolutely false and certainly misleading,” the statement concluded.

http://punchng.com/benue-killings-you-lied-osinbajo-replied-ortom/

PointZerom:
I thought that coward Awo gave us free education why can't we be logical for once?.

Even coward like Ojukwu came to enjoy the free education, but certain things are ingrained in the DNA, for which millions of academic degree cannot cure. Example is cowardice fully exhibited by Ojukwu who ran away to Ivory Coast, disguised as a woman in mini skirt after wasting millions of your relatives.
You cannot have LiePob and logic in the same sentence.

Pro corruption and corruption defenders Association of Nigeria (PCADAN) with headquarters at Aba, over to you.

[BREAKING] EFCC in fresh moves against Patience Jonathan’s $8.4m, N7.3bn found in 15 bank accounts
Published January 15, 2018

Oladimeji Ramon

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is in fresh moves to seize funds in 15 bank accounts linked to Mrs. Patience Jonathan.

The funds, which the EFCC is seeking to seize, include a total of $8,435,788.84 and over N7.35bn.



The EFCC had appeared before Justice Mojisola Olatoregun of the Federal High Court in Lagos with an ex parte application, seeking the forfeiture of the funds.

The move was, however, interrupted by a train of Senior Advocates of Nigeria led by Mr. Ifedayo Adedipe (SAN) and Mr. Mike Ozekhome (SAN), who challenged the court’s jurisdiction to entertain the ex parte application.

They told the judge that the funds, which the EFCC seeks to seize, were already a subject of litigation.

But counsel for the EFCC, Mr. Rotimi Oyedepo, maintained that the SANs had no right of hearing in the court, since his application was ex parte, wondering how they got wind of the move by the anti-graft agency.

In view of the development, the judge adjourned the case till January 23, 2018 and directed the EFCC to file an affidavit to convince it that there were no pending lawsuits relating to the funds before other courts.

Now, wailers can understand that the street knows who is shielding thieves and who is on the side of the people.

Youths boo Ozekhome at Gani Fawehinmi lecture
Published January 15, 2018

Oladimeji Ramon

There was a mild drama at the 14th Annual Chief Gani Fawenhimi Lecture in Ikeja, Lagos on Monday, as some youths booed Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), who was one of the discussants.

The youths blocked the path of Ozekhome, who arrived the venue of the lecture at the Airport Hotel, Ikeja, at about 1.30pm, insisting that the SAN would not be allowed into the lecture hall.



Ozekhome’s arrival was greeted with a loud chant of disapproval by the youths, who disrupted the lecture which was already underway.

It took the intervention of the Chairman of the Ikeja branch of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr. Adesina Ogunlana; and that of Mr. Richard Akinola, to shield Ozekhome from the irate youths.

They accused the SAN of “shielding looters from justice.”

Mr. Femi Falana (SAN), who was also at the event, had to also leave the high table where he sat among others to placate the youths and calm them down.

At the time of filing this report, Ozekhome has been led to the high table, sitting among other discussants, including musician, Seun Kuti; Fawehinmi’s son, Mohammed; and publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore.

http://punchng.com/youths-boo-ozekhome-at-gani-fawehinmi-lecture/

For those Africans / Blacks including our own LiePOB should by now realise their folly. The orange man prefers to bring people from Norway and not Anambla or Abia. Myopic people.

tribalistseun:
Afonjas fear God, why do you people have to Photoshop the nylon of rice to his picture.

The guy beat Tinubu in politics, you guys should move on.

Saraki joined forces with Tinubu to remove your Otuoke hero. South East joined forces with Saraki to install him as Senate President and your blother as deputy Senate President.
Everybody got something, therefore no one should complain..

dukie25:
For you to find Ebuka's page you have to be a strong and passionate APC supporter not just an ordinary APC supporter.
Conduct same poll on Adeyanju's timeline and see if Buhari gets up to 5%. Target audience is the watchword here, he knew most of his followers are APC. Nairaland should have realized that this was a one-sided poll.

But majority of Adeyanju followers are from SE, just like Shehu Sanni:


Senator Shehu Sani wants to contest for Kaduna state governorship election but his strongest political base is South East. Check his shared , likes and facebook comments. - Sunday Ogo

All you need to be IPOB hero, is to show your hatred for Buhari. You are bae from that moment...

seunmsg:
Mr Davido, you are to pay your personal income tax to your state of residence and not state of origin. It makes no sense to make money in Lagos and pay tax to Osun state. Contribute your quota to the state that has given you all the opportunities you need to succeed.

You dey mind dem? Small time, they will rush to South Africa to shoot music videos. They do not know that it is the tax paid by South Africans that translate into their infrastructure.