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For others, I know not much. But for Abubukar and Oritse a lot hangs over their heads. The sudden disappearance of $1b dollars just before handover in 1999 is still an unraveled mystery. Oritse's case is still fresh to be mentioned.

Grapevine has it that Otueke queen is returning a truckload of kitchen utensils.

INTROVERT:
well then.... if you are staying a federal government house that hasn't been gazetted nko

Then you are thief and a kidnapper. Most kidnapped victims are kept mostly in unmarked houses.

WhoBeThisMan:
see them!!!
But
Seriously, how do you do it?

They are the types with one tecno, one injoor, and one infinix phone, plus an injoor pad activated for new topics in NL ready for FTC. At the same time, chewing gum while huffing an puffing under a bobo

timota:
and (pdp) the dead party buried him

Thanks for the reminder. I forgot both are dead entities.

peppyluv02:
You

What did. I do na?

EdCure:
The Ooni was a conspicuous PDP leader. Those governors must have felt the brunt of his partisan politics. But they should have shown some courtesy.

Courtesy to the dead? Haba!
Christ said 'let the dead bury themselves'

peppyluv02:
How many did he return?

Who?

peppyluv02:
How many did he return?

Who?

I remember a certain 'there is God o' carting away pots, pans, waste baskets, kitchen curtains , serviette, morning glory, turning garri out of Aso rock kitchen, at cock crow, to a destination in Bayelsa. They are still needed at point of hijack because expiry date still long.


Seriously, this is a display of poverty mentality of the PDP. They loot at work, they loot even in their own kitchen.

major466:
Fearless judges indeed. Like the one who convicted and sentence Fela Kuti to prison in 1984 on controvercial charges of possessing foriegn currency (Monies Fela earned legitimately from international music tours), only for the judge to seek forgiveness months later that he was influenced by the authorities.

Are you sure you are familiar with that case?

They can have as many as is necessary. What is important is that they are known to even a commoner like me.
Ahead ahead to promise land.

dictbennie:
Is their democracy working? Are they developed or not? If our politicians have vision and ideology, these decampees would remain in PDP and become a formidable opposition to the APC like the republicans are doing but everybody wan chop...

Ooooh, men! Now we are on a mutual territory. This is what really gives a fair minded person a reason to fear for our democracy.

Our politicians, across all political leanings, are really the AGIP types with a few exceptions. No principles, no ideology. Even the parties are ragtag. No solid foundation.

But then, should decampees be prevented from realising their wish, another swansong of repression of freedom of association will surface.

So, in the final analysis, we are in perpetual gyration.

dictbennie:
What has that got to with this? Have you heard of a republican becoming a democrat just because the former lost the presidential sit to the democrats? Nigerian politicians lack ideology..they stand for nothing..they are all after their stomachs..

That's yonder, obodo oyibo. This is naija. By the way, why are you waiting? If I remember correctly, poaching of politicians from other parties was started by PDP.

dictbennie:
Because the same corrupt PDP members are flocking into APC...one funny thing is APC made us understand that PDP is corrupt but yet people defect from there and they are being seen as saints..that's hypocrisy if you ask me..

Ever heard of politics is a dirty game?

@barcanista

I remember some years back a young male student in
South Korea went to the front of the federal parliamentary
building and set himself on fire in protest against a govt
policy he wasn't happy about.

If that has faded from memory, of course, you cannot
forgot the cause of the Orange revolution in North African
that resulted in a phenomenon of global dimension. Who
was the hero? A common street trader who plied his trade
on a wheelbarrow.

In other words, bro, time spent on NL writing and posting
epistles may not even make a scratch.

BUT if you take your destiny in your hand proceed to the
National Assembly and swallow a GRENADE in protest,
you will be guaranteed the fastest route to fame and glory.

You can trust me, temitemi, orerascal, biafranqueen,
mogidi and even beremx and passinshot to write a
deserving epitaph.

dictbennie:
If PDP is depleting in numbers like you said then that makes APC the corrupt party...hope you know the implication of your post logically?

How, bro?

barcanista:
So make I come die abi? God pass you!

It is not too much of a sacrifice na. Imagine the adulation that will follow. Even UN will stand still.

PDP is depleting in numbers by the day you all are here huffing and puffing over irrelevances on a rooftop.

barcanista:
All these are small fries. When will they swoop in on Fashola, all former Governors and Ministers, all former Senators and Representatives? And all those that has their hands soiled in looting of public funds?

Most importantly, when will Buhari show transparency by declaring his assets?

I remember some years back a young male student in South Korea went to the front of the federal parliamentary building and set himself on fire in protest against a govt policy he wasn't happy about.

If that has faded from memory, of course, you cannot forgot the cause of the Orange revolution in North African that resulted in a phenomenon of global dimension. Who was the hero? A common street trader who plied his trade on a wheelbarrow.

In other words, bro, time spent on NL writing and posting epistles may not even make a scratch.

BUT if you take your destiny in your hand proceed to the National Assembly and swallow a GRENADE in protest, you will be guaranteed the fastest route to fame and glory.

You can trust me, temitemi, orerascal, biafranqueen, mogidi and even beremx and passinshot to write a deserving epitaph.

alfred5:
No. Its not. Its Government own managed by foreigner..
Now they have 2 world standard Hotels..
1)La Meridien @ Ifiayong Usuk, Uyo. 2) Four Points By Sheranton @Ikot Ekpene round about...

Haba! Why should govt repeat the mistake of the past.

We seem to know more than God Almighty, especially, in Nigeria.

brainpower:
I refuse to believe this story is as true as it was reported. First of all, telling us the boss is in her 30s is to make it look appealing but forgetting that at her 30s she can't be a "top federal civil servant". Govt work no be bank or self-employed. Before you become a senior staff, you must have worked for some years. Even if it's true, how did the floor outside the room get wet? Was to bathroom door not properly closed? The eye witness said she stood there for about 15minutes, how long did the boss spend in the bathroom? You watched someone for 15monutes without the person noticing? How did you get into the house?

Anyway, the story could be true but not this straightforward.

The present generation and their mentality. With one mouth you complain the younger generation are not given opportunity and with same you're doubting the veracity of a female being a senior staff in her 30's. Senior staff starts at GL 13.

Chief Oyegun, the present APC chairman, was a permanent secretary at 37 years.

Before the civil service was bastardized, you should become a senior staff in your 30's if you pursued your career diligently.

Na wa. Now I remember Orubebe theatrics. He must have seen what Jega couldn't see.

cc temitemi 1, oremurascal, Mogidi, pa chukwudi

Na wa. Now I remember Orubebe theatrics. He must have seen what Jega couldn't see.


cc temitemi 1, oremurascal, Mogidi, pa chukwudi

The U. K is like a leech. It never gives up anything it has sucked into its bloodstream. Over the years, one keep hearing of the Swiss govt actively tracing looted funds and actually returning a substantial part when found
.

Desperate measures of a desperate sect. By the way, schools have always been one of their soft targets. This is just psychological manoeuvre to sustain relevance. The military ad civil populace should nonetheless be extra vigilant.

I hope it is a privately owned venture as the name suggests, otherwise, trust politicians to run it down.

joseph1832:
Well I believe there is still no clear cut ideology when it comes to Nigerian politics and political party. Almost all can't follow their party manifesto (if they have one) talkless of having an ideology.

That is the major sin of our modern day party politics.
Men, you made me crack a rib or two.
Seriously, I wish we can re-invent the political mechanics of the second Republic. I started my secondary school under a UPN govt in former Bendel state and finished under an NPN govt. We didn't need a lecture in government to know the difference. As simple as that!

agarawu23:
the ones more powerful than this were demolished in Lagos state.

don't tell me they were blind when buying/building government properties.

this are actions of PDP, they share govt property among their families thinking gej will be re elected.

if you want to buy a land or house, go to your local government and check if the property you are buying isn't for govt. there is a map showing it in their office.

Educate them. Many assume 'area' boys are the source of genuine information and documents.

joseph1832:
I no bros, especially Nigerian politics. But I believe performance has its own uniqueness. Its something that doesn't hide. It shows.

One thing I think APC should seriously consider in this early stage of dominance is propagate it's ideology so that we know where we are headed in the long run.