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Either Buhari/Oshimole or Buhari/Rochas i wold have said or Buhari/Fashola, but Nigerians won't like 2 Muslims

talk true: Instead of waiting to be impeached, he just resign

he escaped the Impeachment threat yesterday, but don't really know what made him to resign after yesterday

Joke section pls

Shame to Boko Boys

I'm tired of these political prostitutes

So the corrupt Politicians should be sentences to Life Imprisonment

Even the non living things know that Ngige is the next Landlord of Anambra Government House Come November 16th.

Ikengawo: "Osun Defender"

what do you mean by that?

Pygru:

why did you re awake this thread?

Is it not time for this Clueless Wike to shut up his mouth?
Nitwit

tpacalipse: Are you sure? Jonathan will continue to sink the nation till 2019 whether you like it or not. No vacancy in Aso Rock.

Clueless GEJ?

solomon111: you must be an illiterate.
The topography and geographical composition of the north does not support oil formation.
I wonder why you're not bothered that we've been wasting money exploring for oil in impossible places.
Ethnic Bigotry has degraded your mind.

you should ask question before spewing Hocus-pocus, what i mean is that Oil has come to stay in Niger Delta

awodman: Mods please what's up with this server overwhelmed?..have been trying to post a topic since noon and same ish keeps popping out..pls help

it does happen sometimes to me, i believe it's because you have posted so many Threads, so that's why it shows that..
Just guessing sha

This thread might cause something else here www.nairaland.com/1471740/what-does-femi-fani-kayode pls MODS do something

It's high time we started pleying Politics known to everybody, not that CAN would be speaking on behalf of GEJ

Kudos Sheila

RIP Chap

pharmow: I have questions, was he a striker or midfielder? who was sanni abacha?

For the dead, may their souls RIP

you gat my Thought

lincolnj88: Yep he says d true very well

Delta state 2011 january rerun.......out of 25 l.g.a dpp won 19 and pdp won 6.... Dis idiot declared pdp winner


2011 may out 25 lga dpp won 22 and pdp won 3....yet uduaghan pdp was declared winner

that's Nigeria for you

alaoeri: Small time now niger/delta shakara 'our oyel' 'll end.

the Oil has come to stay, no matter the Plans of the Enemy

Was he crying when they snapped him

Bad Guyz are still on this Planet

1025: who believes these ones? the same good old stories. in imo state, pdp won all 300 ward councellorship elections and 27 local govt chairmen election only to loose the gubernatorial election to apga and yet this same inec goes about talking about credible elections. was it not the same inec that brought dickson to power in bayelsa? jokers.

when those people decided to disqualify so many Aspirants like Timi Alaigbe and the Ex Governor of the state Timipre Silva, we all knew the Election was not well Conducted

Smh for this

Their PSLC might have implicated them

It affects them

The Federal Government has fired a civil servant in the Ministry of Information for writing an article considered critical of the Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

In the letter communicating Yushau Shuaib’s removal from service, the government also referred to him as Assistant Chief Information Officer even though he was promoted Chief Information Officer with effect from January 1, 2012, suggesting that he might have been demoted as well.

The former spokesperson of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, was sacked for writing an article, published by PREMIUM TIMES, alleging that some appointments by Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala were lopsided.

The article, titled, “Still on Okonjo-Iweala over Controversial Appointments” published on March 6, also called on the minister “to ensure that appointments into important positions should be done in credible and transparent manners that can withstand public scrutiny.”

Angered by the article, PREMIUM TIMES gathered that Mrs Okonjo-Iweala asked the Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, to discipline Mr Shuaib.

According to Mr. Shuaib, the finance minister telephoned him and fumed that he accused her wrongly in the article but that he remained undaunted.

He was afterwards recalled from his post in NEMA, with his salary subsequently suspended.

But in a letter circulated to his friends and associates on Wednesday morning, Mr. Shuaib announced that he had been eased out of service in the guise of retirement.

He said, “Finally on Thursday October 3, 2013, I received a letter of retirement from the Federal Civil Service, which was backdated to June 20, 2013. Though the letter erroneously referred to me as Assistant Chief Information Officer (ACIO) (because as a fact, I had been promoted a Chief Information Officer (CIO) with effect from January 1, 2012), it contained the charge that I was retired for criticising a public officer.

After consultation with my family members, all of who believe that my life is more precious than political and administrative scheming, I accepted my disengagement from the civil service effective today (October 9, 2013) leaving my traducers in the ultimate court of the creator.

“I had made up my mind about the civil service that I had served diligently and professionally without allowing myself to be influenced or intimidated by anyone.

“I had been summoned, issued letters of queries and confronted with verbal threats in the vain hope that I would retract the write-up and tender an apology. Of course, I stood my grounds in the same way that I had politely declined the minister’s request during the telephone conversation.”

Mr. Shuaib was hired by the federal civil service in 1993 immediately after completing his national youth service assignment, for his dedication and service.

As a corps member, he won the best writer and researcher award in Delta State for his brilliance and dedication to service. He also won the NYSC National Honours Award.

He served in Federal Ministries of Information, Finance, Health, National Assembly, Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), National Press Centre and finally National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) as either Press Secretary or Head of Public Relations.

Despite working for government, Mr. Shuaib remained one of the most published commentators on public affairs in Nigeria, explaining government polices and subtly criticising public officials from time to time.

Information Minister Labaran Maku had told PREMIUM TIMES in April, when Mr. Shaibu was recalled from NEMA following the article, that it was not Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala that requested him to punish Mr. Shuaib.

In a text message response to enquiries by this newspaper, Mr. Maku, through his spokesperson, Joseph Mutah, said then that Mr. Shuaib’s redeployment was in order.

“The Honourable Minister of Finance didn’t authorise the redeployment and doesn’t have to do so. Such matters are within the purview of the Public Communication and Human Resources Departments,” he said.


SOURCE: www.osundefender.org/?p=125793

BrightCar: BETTER POLLS POOLS ARE YET TO COME - JEGA, PERM TWO FROM 3, NAIJA NEVA SEE ANYTHING YET!

atall

So Oyedepo even has up to 4 Private Jets, it's necessary they pay the cash