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SP sir, what I understand from a previous post on this issue has nothing to do with fraudulent contract award for arms purchase.
Rather, you were accused of blackmailing a mentally handicapped president to the tune of N250m( or is is it N5b) at a moment when he was most mentally vulnerable.
I wish I can believe you but your antecedents will shame even the devil.


NB: I have this feeling that when and if the FG eventually goes for Saraki he won't have any space to dance around like in the CCT case.

GMan650:
Dem wailers won't understand this. A great Nigerian once said "Impatience isn't a virtue. Order is vital than speed

Thank you for this epic revelation. We shall get there one day.

WombRaiders:
Was dokpesi ever in govt employment?

His arrest for all I know will be related only in airing something concerning arm shipments and not as a result of being part of any arms procurement.

Does Dokpesi work for the NSA or Nigerian army?

Use your head.

Hmmmmmmm

According to 'Nobel laureate', WombRaider,
If you are not working for government you cannot steal government money.
If you are not in government you cannot get government contracts.
Hmmmm, we learn everyday.

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Baba too slow! Baba too slow! Now that the crew of change is seated in the cockpit, change is gathering momentum. It will soon attain cruise control at supersonic speed.

The things we voted for are being fulfilled, viz:
1. Stop further corruption - this has been done. If you have any evidence to the contrary, please let us know. No wasteful wailing.
2. bring those who looted our patrimony to book - this is ongoing. If you know any looter( sib, parent, uncle, aunty, hero or role model) still breathing the fresh air of freedom, kindly, report him/her to the authority.
3. other progressive expectations are in the pipeline.

Think of what you can do for Nigeria to be great!

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niceprof:
Story for the gods

What do you know? You are better off as 'Ikemefuna' for the gods.

maupe:
Political telenova has entered season2. If this does not end up exposing Dasuki, and convicting him of corrupt practices, then am afraid the President, should end his anti-corruption campaign and leave it for the next head of state. We can't keep on wasting our time with all this theatrics.

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Fear not.

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This is a good piece of enlightenment.
But OP, I will suggest, if still possible to add the following
1. various types of epilepsy. like someone pointed out above
2. what passers-by/witnesses should do in the event of unremitting (status) epilepticus.
2. what the afflicted person should know about his condition especially the premonitory features (aura). This is important as it may enable the person to remove himself from danger before actual seizure sets in.

carboblanko:
Corruption has been deeply entrenched into the core of this nation. Therefore we should expect it to fight against whatever sincere actions are taken to tackle it. Those who have benefited hugely from this monster will not just sit back.They fight back with fury. What we expect from this administration is that they remain resolute and focused and use all lawful means to bring all those indicted to book.

The emboldened is next on my wish list. I am waiting, faithfully.

maupe:
The soup was sweet, until the cook decided to go overboard by adding more salt, but mistakenly, ended up pouring an entire sachet of salt into the pot.

"There was a slight twist in the story after the 2015 general election when a senator got wind of the N60 billion expenditure and tried to blackmail Emefiele, demanding N5 billion in order to keep it away from public scrutiny.
Emefiele reportedly resisted the pressure from the senator, insisting that he acted based on a presidential order".

I am forced to ask you this:
Of what use are to you to your immediate environment? Not naija as a whole but what we normally call 'area'.

masterpower:
Buhari is visionless and his government has no direction.

After six month of occupying the seat as the president buhari is still playing the opposition. I give up on apc's change.

Have you ever been relevant to the change phenomenon? When the map of change was being drawn your type was tagged 'aberrant robotic specie' that is of no use to himself.

maupe:
All this manufactured evidence will not help this administration, to achieve the required results, it needs to receive the mandate for an encore. At the courts , this evidence will be torn to shreds, and Dasuki, will breathe the air of freedom, but the President might not get a 2nd term. So who is the loser.

Hmmmmmm

At the slightest opportunity many will hop unto the next flight with a looter to wallow in the sun of Miami beach and inundate us in NL with pics of how good life is. Such climes are not ruled by angels. Such climes are not peopled by those in reverse gear against genuine efforts of govt to right the wrong of many years. They are thriving because they want the good things of life.
At a point in time, organised crime, championed by the dreaded mafia, almost brought America to her knees. The country triumphed, eventually, by having a strong will to do so. This was complimented by the zeal of the vast majority to be rid of the mafia plague. Surprisingly, the eventual demise was hastened by core mafiosos who desired a better life.
People have accused this govt of many things; well, nobody is perfect. However, the dreaded accusations I am yet to see are corruption and constitutional breach. That implies positive inclination. A step at a time is the surest step.

Hmmmmmm

Serious food for thought. Why?
1. HIV prevention is very complex.
2. HIV treatment is costly, very tasking, and stressful.
3. HIV cure is presently non existence.
4. Despite all the above, contracting HIV is a pleasurable endeavour like sweet music.
5. In the light of all these, are we deterred in indulgence in that act that ranks highest in acquiring this plague of pleasure?

[b]Kuni Tyessi and Victor Okeke
28 Nov 2015

The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) yesterday has said it recently discovered and identified about 3500 male sex workers within the Abuja city centre.
The agency added that it is worried by these figures because over 60 per cent of these men are married,raising the concern of spouse HIV transmission.
At its maiden lecture yesterday to mark this year’s World AIDS day in Abuja with the theme- Strategies for Ending AIDS in Nigeria by 2030, the Director General of NACA, Professor John Idoko said the agency is now targeting hotspot areas in its drive to end the HIV epidemic. “Within the Federal Capital Territory, we found that if we focus our resources in three council areas of Gwagwalada, Bwari and Abuja Municipal, we would have covered a greater population of persons with HIV within the area,” Idoko said the agency is developing interventions to be able to reduce contact between infected and uninfected persons.
In his lecture, Professor James Blanchard, director of Global Health at the University of Manitoba, Canada said that even with modern technologies, HIV prevention is a very complex thing because there are social factors that need to be addressed like political commitment and advocacy, laws and labour policies, community mobilisation and a host of other things.
He said Nigeria is a very large and complex country and reaching those who need to receive the treatment requires that the country focus on the right environment and
high risk areas. “We need to match our HIV interventions
with the population of HIV distribution. We need to get down to the micro level to know where we put our resources.
We have the sex workers, persons who inject drugs and men who have sex with men,” he said.
He explained that the NACA survey has identified eight priority states in Nigeria because HIV is not evenly distributed adding that there are very large populations in parts of FCT, Lagos, Nasarawa and Benue.
He said, “We found that in Benue, 60 per cent of men who visited bars, restaurants and hotels were seeking sexual partners while 12 per cent of the females were seeking sexual partners and 9 percent of those who patronise these places are female sex workers.
“We also noticed substantial risk behaviour in rural areas. In Benue, 30 per cent of the unmarried men had visited a worker and 18 per cent had visited a sex worker within the
last one month. But this was not the same across the state as some places were high risk areas.”[/b].
www​.thisdaylive.com/.../naca-discovers...

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Sweet music!!!
Imagine the offspring of a pauper saying telephone is not for the poor . Karma is too sluggish!

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ManagerUgo:
hahahahaha, choi! like father like son, even daughter in law too. uwa mmebi

This post of yours rings a very LOUD bell!!!!!

OZAOEKPE:
Lol, don't even go near there.....

Hmmmmm
Liverless OZAOEKPE!

BuddhaPalm:
Well, you will certainly have a very hard time convincing people if you claim to have been raped, repeatedly, by the same group, over a long period.

A period in which you returned to your rapists, of your own volition, countless times.

Hmmmmmm

There is this psychological phenomenon called 'craving after your tormentor' found among some rape victims. Also, we have instances where victims fall in love with, and may want to protect, their raper. However, the emotional state post-rape doesn't reduce the enormity of the crime.

OZAOEKPE:
And the mad man is in faraway malta flexing away his sorrow leaving his people to suffer....

Your unilorin certificate should be revisited, if it's been issued already.

Hmmmmmmm

The first obstacle a rape victim has to contend with is convincing the nearest person that she has been raped. This is usually an impossibility. So the suffering inside and outside goes on, endlessly.

mykl01:
It's an acting appointment and Baba Bubu is in Malta sipping Guinness.... let's not get excited.
Lemme go and fetch fuel, brb.

...And what do you know about politics? Follow follow pseudo wailer.

Wadata house has finally crumbled.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnmmmmmmnmmmmmmm
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadness

Eziachi:
Suddenly they have all gone deaf and dumb.

Hmmmmmm

Thier deafness is 'numbing' and the dumbness, 'deafening'.

Firefire:
it has no correlation with the masses suffering.

OK. You may be right, though.

Firefire:
okay.

OK what? What happened to your usual line of wailing?

maupe:
He is evidently wasting his time. APC will pick Yahaye Bello, and that will be the final decision. He should forget about profiting of the death of Audu and instead hope he enters the government house as the deputy governor.

What an arrant submission. This is somebody who sweated under the scorching sun of kogi during the campaign with Audu. Now you want him to take a bow and step aside. So in your warped opinion, who do you think is more deserving of the position?

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Good to hear. He cannot just sit in his comfort zone and watch APC hawks toss his destiny around. If APC want to topple the apple cart, then the house must fall on everybody.

Whynotthetruth:
New dawn of celebrating idiocy

If we have a society of idiocy, you can't be exempted. As it is, you are one of the chief culprits.

Whynotthetruth:
Back to sender... I choose truth...You did choose that of sycophantic schizophrenic hypocrite

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I pray you survive this new dawn. Your ways are fatalistic.