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Seriously What did Abubakar Audu forget in Kogi Government House?

To answer the question, Audu is coming back on a rescue mission. He sees his great plans to alleviate his people from poverty and pathetic living diminish in the hands of a ruthless opposition, whose only creed for power are for self-aggrandizement and closed family frolics.


But come to think of it, what happened to the Billions stollen by Audu?

hmmm....lets watch calmly and see.

HungerBAD:
Where is Cutehector? come and marry this one too.

Rotimi47:
Niger Delta will be the best for him.

bros that will not be good for democracy.

Opinedecandid:
Is this supposed to make Head Line News?

No Sir! Tail-line news

SmithEnemona:
bros, i have a total trust on this government.

Buhari will do 100% well only if you and I give him our total support.

nice short bro...

uncle lalasticlala

temitemi1:
Senseless President.

temitemi1, that's my president you are calling senseless

oluwaSmith1:
Thats really a good one.



Push my Amaechi to Niger Delta to treat Wike's fault up.

with all the power tussle, it will be wise to take Amaechi to another ministry. Niger Delta is not ideal for him...

Frankiss44:
NA WAH OH... NA GOD GO SAVE US FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS OH

lol, how sir?

President Muhammadu Buhari will assign portfolios to all his 36 ministers, the Presidency told Daily Trust yesterday.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, stated this in a telephone interview with our correspondent yesterday.
The president had reportedly said Friday that not all the 36 nominees would be ministers as some of them would only sit in the cabinet in order to meet the constitutional provision which stipulates that each state of the federation must have a representative in the cabinet.
Buhari was reported to have disclosed this during an interview he granted the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and Channels Television shortly before he left New Delhi where he participated in the third summit of the India-Africa Forum.
But the presidential aide stated that all the 36 ministerial nominees that had been screened by the Senate would be assigned portfolios.
Shehu clarified that what President Buhari meant was that not all the ministers would have full control of the ministries.
He said the president would retain the structure in which there are substantive ministers and ministers of state.
According to the presidential aide, it is not possible to have a more ministries than the number of ministers.
Shehu said: “You know we have a structure of government in place in this country whereby there are substantive ministers and ministers of state.
“What the president meant (in the interview granted) was that not all the ministers in his cabinet will have the full control of the ministries. You know it is not possible to have the number of ministries more than the number of ministers. Even former President Goodluck Jonathan had 28 ministries and 42 ministers.
“So, what the president meant was that some of his cabinet members would be ministers of state.”
Asked whether this implies that all Buhari’s ministers will have portfolios, Shehu answered in the affirmative, saying: “Yes, that is what it means. But not all of them (the ministers) will have the full command of the ministries”.
Meanwhile, the president was reported to have disclosed in the interview that the country would be lucky if his administration is able to have half the number of the 42 ministers that operated under the last administration.
“There was no reduction of ministers to 36. What the constitution says, and we cannot work outside the constitution, is that there must be a cabinet representative from each state. Yes, there used to be 42 ministers, I think we will be lucky if we can have half of that now because we cannot afford it. Others may not be substantive ministers, but they will sit in the cabinet because that is what the constitution says and we cannot operate outside the constitution,” Buhari was reported to have said.
A source in the presidency told Daily Trust last week that the president may assign portfolios and swear in his ministers on Wednesday.
But the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, said the president could communicate when to inaugurate his cabinet.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/all-ministers-will-get-portfolio-presidency/117612.html

kemback2220003:
Goodnews, infact from level 14 and above should be retired Asap.

bros, no vex....

I knew a wailer, when set my eyes on one.

source or i don't care

source or i refuse to care about reading the craps.....

OP, you are not passing out any message.


The guy below me sha ....you need help

yeye people

GenbIoodykiller:

Guy , enough of that. I have told the guy to stay mute. Are they paying you guys for supporting a particular politicians?

Politicians are not worth your fight.

OnankpaBa:
yesoooo...doing awesome.

its well bro...

OnankpaBa:
Sir Don , am sorry for answering that dude.

you should know much about nairaland ....pls dont reply any insults....hope you are good bro?

GenbIoodykiller:

OnankpaBa:

both of you should stop.

Is too early

wahala dey o

isokay

This Savage cha..

Gratia:
Who their assets declaration don help? They should simply get to work abeg.
I can't say there won't be looting but let your looting not be more than your work.

Thank you. They should get down to business....

OnankpaBa:
he might has his reasons cha

what are his reasons bros

[quote author=thebestonearth post=39597873][/quote]Oga na wao...

The new ministers to be inaugurated soon may not be compelled to publicly declare their assets as President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo did, presidency sources have disclosed.

Many of the ministers-designate were at the weekend wary of the issue as a number of them were miffed when they were asked on the issue.

The minister-designate from Nasarawa, Ibrahim Jibrin, who was the only one that was forthcoming on it, however, pledged to abide by whatever instruction was handed out by the presidency on the issue.

President Buhari and Vice-President Osinbajo had last August made a public declaration of their assets in line with a now contentious pledge given by one of the support groups of their presidential campaign.

That same support group had in their campaign material also affirmed that Buhari, if elected President, would not just make a public declaration of his assets, but would also require his appointees to do same.

A high ranking presidency official, asked yesterday if the presidency would require the ministers-designate to make public their declared assets, said the ministers to-be would not be subjected above constitutional requirements.

He said: “What does the law require? Whatever the law requires is what we expect them to be doing? Does the law require it?”

Reminded that the President went above the law, he said: “Well, that is the President on his own volition.”

Yesterday, several of the ministers-designate shied away from the question, some even aggressively.

However, in a written response to Vanguard, Jibrin, who noted that he believes in the present administration and its cardinal objective of zero tolerance for corruption, stressed that as a minister, he would join the President to pursue this and ensure that it was achieved for the country.

The minister-designate said that if President Buhari and Vice President Osinbajo could declare their assets, what would stop him as one of those that will drive the manifesto from declaring his assets too.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/buhari-ll-not-require-ministers-to-publicly-declare-assets/

bidexmat:
u be igbo?

Lol,. Am a nigerian. I rep Kogites.

papaejima1:
why am I not surprised?

Coz, you are expecting something else.

dustmalik:
As ardent Buhari supporter, I must say, I don't like the antecedents of this Ocholi at all.

Bros Ocholi is more than qualified for that Job.

Unless, you have any other reason.

HungerBAD:
So a Lawyer does his Job and is now termed a criminal?

my brother help me ask them?

omenka:
Too bad. Buhari must look into and possibly review this in the light of the accusation.

Meanwhile, these same Wailers who would soon flood the thread to spit and sneeze all over the place would damn the source and bare the thoughts in their twisted minds.

Bring a news that is critical of PDP from the same source and place it directly under this thread and you'd find the same urchins rip SR apart as "APC/Tinubu Propaganda media".

Omenka, can you crucify Osholi coz he's a lawyer? He's doing his Job and as a lawyer you don't expect him to reject clients.