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Hmmmmmm
The way some people comment. One may think that they are ignorant. Deadly ignorance like the dangerous afghan fleas. A vector for very deadly plagues

Hmmmmm

The narrative suggests it might be ordinary Security drill.

Prior, I felt Nigerians, generally, make comments out of ignorance buy repeated profiling has shown that such comments emanate from a certain section of the country.They are like Afghan fleas, vectors for many plagues. Ever since then my mind has found peace

The observation is unfounded. Kissing or sucking a woman's boobs don't equate to same tendencies for the opposite sex

VIP (Very Importanr Prisoner)reatment

anibirelawal:
Wike has now taken the post o Fayose.

That is how they roll. Fayose becoming aware that his tenure is nearing its end has now becone mellowed..

O.P. thank you for reproducing his exact comment here. Those from the accursed horizon would rather jump in front of a moving train than to acknowledge the truth.

A painful day for the eternally cursed haters. Sleep in agony!

SalamRushdie:
OP is a senseless zombie

Is this the only thing you have to say? Where are the IPOB yoooths that were massing up to take over USA on account of PMB visit. I came across a thread where you partner in hatred, doctukwus called you out on something he concocted from his hate filled imagination. I don't expect you to give up because you have signed yourself up for this hateful journey. Ndo!

@aribisala, I am forced to ask where you got this potpourri of balderdash. If you watched the press conference at all your attention must have be diverted by something you were sucking on the side. Don't run amock trying to please yourself. Youtube replay of what transpired will save you the agony of conjuring something that never was and never will be.

Senators Samuel Anyawu and Bala Ibn Na’allah, had
applied to be joined as parties in the suit but the court refused on the grounds that they were not necessary parties in the suit.

Had Senator Omo Agege sued the SENATE for N20b for infringement on his rights, I doubt if the Isi ewus would have asked to be joined in the suit.

isalegan2:
As long as we don't put ourselves in a position of opening up our borders to their murderous foreign policies. That's probably too late, as we've been hearing for years now that a deal was made to allow USA put their bases on Nigerian soil. First they come in as advisors, before you know it we have an Abu Ghraib prison on our hands.

I also didn't find the conference particularly warm. Trump was condescending, but that is his demeanor. And if you go begging, you won't be treated as an equal, unfortunately. I don't have a problem with Trump; he was elected to look out for his own people. But I had hoped he would curtail American tendency to start wars and invasions all over the place. The jury's still out on that.

If I find a good transcript of the press conference, I will post it when I have time today.

Eagerly waiting for the bolded. I was in rampt attention for the period the whole thing lasted. The only other times I have done that was during Shagari's budget presentations to hear when the wind of austerity measures is declared over, and during IBB SAP broadcast waiting for the broadcast to end so one can join fellow protesting students in the street.

What a beautiful day. I have never seen Trump warming up to a foreign dignitary like he was to PMB. All said and done, it appears U.S need Nigeria more than Nigeria needs her. A day to be proud of Nigeria.

Blue3k:
Better than May telling us about gay marriage.

Sometime I like your comments.

Trump, despite all his frailty, doesn't toy with trusted and tested military men- serving or retired. Trump's demeanor was a host in awe of a visitor with answers to critical questions at his finger tip. I observed that at a point Trump wanted to stare down PMB masked by his trademark mischievous smile. The determined focus of PMB must have unnerved the POTUS that Trump had to concede ground by offering a conciliatory handshake.

Hmmmmmm

LZAA:
well,morbid igbophobia for one
and it's obvious u are not igbo bcuz if u were u would know that herd mentality has never existed in igboland

I never claimed to be Igbo but you will acknowledged that my criticism is borne out of exasperation and not hatred

LZAA:
i'm guessing u have never heard of the igbo landing or asked anyone why igbos were in charge of almost everything till july 66

So what happened, thereafter?

CSTR1003:
We don't have centralize kingship.

You claim it is an all comers affair. That is a sign of individualism.
You are proving my point.

I never disputed your point. The setback is that acquiring the kingship becomes a past time of the dredges of the society. Joneb in Akwuzu easily comes to mind

CSTR1003:
Igbos have no king.

Do you know why? Because we don't suffer from herd mentality.

My friend perish that thought. Igbo's do have kings. The difference is that it is an all comer affairs. They are anything but majestic

Igbo's and herd mentality. If the slave era were to be re-enacted, many will gleefully sign themselves onto it , no terms of agreement needed.

SalamRushdie:
This doesn't absolve the fact that financial laws of our country as regard such deduction were broken by the Buhari govt and this is tantamount to theft . No amount of bickering and spinning by evil zombies van change the facts that Buhari committed an impeachable offence

This is the only option you have on this issue, by law. Whatever else you chose to engage in(wailing, lamentation, jumping into the ocean committing suicide,) is solely your responsibility-OYO.

@OP, kudos. Your hustle for attention must be pushing you into desperation.

Hmmmmmmm

Earlier,on Saturday, the IPOB, circulated a message reportedly signed by the Legal Adviser to Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Barr Chuka Momah, raising an alarm, over alleged plans by security agencies to bomb public places including schools and police stations as well as kill innocent citizens in a bid to incriminate IPOB and make it look like a terrorist organisation.

A group with this Chuka Momah as its Legal adviser should be very circumspect. He may be a Boko haram in igboid skin

Sunnynwa:
You are the one lacking in intelligence and knowledge here.

The ECA is money belonging to all tiers of government and hence it's consolidated in a way though it's an illegal account. Having been declared illegal, that account doesn't exist in the eyes if the law hence what ever is drawn from it is seen as having been drawn from a consolidated revenue account

See where your Lilliputian intelligence took you. ECA is consolidated in a way. ITI, OLODO, ZUWO.

Hmmmmmm

Nwabueze, an erudite lawyer but still a lackey to Saraki and his bunch of nincompoops. Nwabueze himself needs legal advice on where the money was drawn from. Even if the NASS presented a flawed statement to him, for such an important issue he should have removed the thick film of hatred for the president from his eyes.

“It is, to me, simply unpardonable that he should pay out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation the sum of U.S. four hundred and ninety six million dollars ($496,000,000) for the purchase of military aircraft without the authorisation of the National Assembly as specifically required by Section 80 of the Constitution ‘in the expectation’, as he puts it in his letter, ‘that the National Assembly would have no objection’.”

Hmmmmm

Should the above claim be true, it will be very commendable. It will usher in a new vista in political party financing.

seguno2:
Long story that doesn’t answer the question about APC stealing and corruption to fund their congress.
You are only dribbling yourself.

Sorry. Next time state your capacity so one won't shut down your brain

seguno2:
Are you saying that APC is equally bad or are you saying that they are worse in stealing our money and corruptly enriching their pockets

In the best of climes, political parties aren't saint's enclaves. Above all there are approved sources of funds for political parties, viz: public funding, ,donations, loans and membership fees.

The degree of public funding varies from one political space to another. 0% in U.S , some % in Europe/Asia 100% or more in Africa. The common denominator is regulations and compliance to such regulations. It is safe to say that in Nigeria impunity reigns supreme.

The now famous or infamous Dasukigate revelations have shed light on how ruling parties use public sources to fund parties with impunity

It is now imperative that the National Assembly, the electoral commission and even political parties begin to think through the problem so as to come up with legal and sustainable ways of funding political parties in Nigeria.

It is this unbridled impunity that the govt is trying to avoid. By spreading the financial burden among the states it becomes easier to bear and also ensures a communal sense of responsibility. It becomes difficult for a governor to solely decides the outcome of proceedings as Wike did for the PDP.

seguno2:
APC is doing differently from PDP.
They are doing worse in everything. That is different too

What do you know. PDP convention was financed with Delta state monthly allocation while River's was used to bribe delegates.

three:
Sad stuff...


This people make PDP's ignominy seem like child's play

Is that so, so how did PDP financed it's convention.

Hmmmmm

Trump of 'God's own Country' hasn't finished appointing his cabinet. Without money Atiku would have been more clueless than GEJ. Atiku without stolen public funds would have been the oldest boko haram foot soldier

TonyeBarcanista:
Well, how can you abrogate a law that never exist in the first place?

Status qou remains then, NASS should just take Valium and forget this issue. They will loose in this one.