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IVORY2009:Paranoid man, what have you been telling me? And how do you know I'm a paid agent? |
buharisbae:Most probably the owner can no longer maintain the car. To buy spare parts for some of these cars, you need politics or cocaine money. |
ChiefOloye:Buhari, Oyegun and APC need Ribadu to counter Atiku and Bindow gimmicks in 2019. Without Ribadu, Atiku/Bindow will be potent against PMB in Adamawa then. |
TonyeBarcanista:True that! Atiku is too desperate to be president and he's the last person Nigeria needs as a president. How far with Imo re-run? |
signature2012:So, May 29th 2015 to July 24th 2016 is almost two years? Not that I'm interested in any discussion with you though. |
TonyeBarcanista:This is a smart move by Ribadu as he had no political future in Adamawa if he remained in PDP. Ribadu now checkmates Atiku in Adamawa in 2019! |
If this one na pastor, Charlie Boy aka Area Fada is a Pope! |
Better to declare an election inconclusive where rigging has been established than to accept doctored result and declare undeserving winners. In the past that all elections were declared concluded, were they all really concluded without rigging and ballot snatching? It's high time people got used to it that election malpractices will make the election declared inconclusive. |
mamabomboy:No be you dey suffer the hardship with your family? Cut your nose to spite your face. No probs. |
hungryboy:I understand your sentiments and emotions. However, the plea bargaining is more effective with these big thieves than prosecution. They have amassed too much wealth that prosecuting them can drag for years without getting better returns even after successful prosecution. Imagine getting Omisore successfully jailed for five years after prosecution without getting him return the N1.3 billion! |
But he claimed he didn't receive any money! Highly placed EFCC sources said the deal to allow the ex-Deputy Governor go home since his arrest on July 10 was on account of his health and promise to refund about N1.310billion allegedly allocated to him by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) during the Jonathan administration.See life! These privileged few including FFK, Mettuh, Dasuki, Bafarawa, Diezanni, Akpobolokemi and many others too numerous to name PRACTICALLY STOLE OUR FUTURE when they held sway (which is actually now our today). They all first denied any wrongdoing but are now returning or willing to return money! Whether we all agree or not, the fact remains that the state of our economy today is LARGELY a result of the senseless looting under the watch of GEJ. The loss of earnings as a result of drop in crude sale and militancy only compounded our problems brought on us by those looters. To make things worse, PMB, though a very sincere leader, is too slow in taking certain decisions that could have lessened the impact of our past poor choices/decisions. I wish he can be more bullish at tackling the economy. For example, why can't the government inject recovered loots into the economy? What about the money mopped through the TSA? I am sure our president can do far better than he is currently doing. |
millionaireman:Better to declare an election inconclusive where rigging has been established than to accept doctored result and declare undeserving winners. In the past that all elections were declared concluded, were they all really concluded without rigging and ballot snatching? It's high time people got used to it that election malpractices will make the election declared inconclusive. |
amtaken:I love this development for it will make your life on this forum hellish. Your hatred for anything Yoruba and APC knows no bounds and you've used many unprintable adjectives to describe them. So, as some have said, it's fair to describe your father in the same ways you've described those who support APC/Yorubas. If you were even matured, you'd have known it's unwise to bring this out in the open. I'm sure you'll soon change your moniker or leave this forum completely. Karma! |
![]() This is borne out of serious desperation and frustration. Who is Dankwabo in Nigerian politics? Ekweremandu cannot win his state's governorship. And why not Ekweremandu/Dankwambo or Ekweremandu/Saraki since you guys have always accused others of playing slavery to Hausas/Fulanis? |
Should APC led government fail in implementing the 2016 budget to about 70/80% of its provision on the unacceptable excuse of no money, I will surely lead a campaign against the party in 2019. |
[s] Pavarottii:[/s] |
These people have no shame. Always bringing disrepute to Nigeria. |
Pidggin:Nigerians can differentiate between real ex-convicts and politically masterminded ex-cons. People are not as dumb as some of you think. |
Pavarottii:My points: 1. It's uncommon to hear that a major election will be conducted without the leading party (and that of the sitting president) participating as a result of tribunal decision. I am certain such election in GEJ's and OBJ's era will have been postponed till a time their party can be accommodated. 2. Many PDP supporters have WRONGLY accused PMB of interfering in elections in Rivers, Bayelsa and many other places without presenting any verifiable evidence to support their claim. So, this development flies in the face of such unsubstantiated claim. It's true the president is not supposed to interfere in elections but ALL our past presidents did interfere during their time. PMB is setting the pace here. |
obiageIi:Of course na. It's their way. What matters is the govt continues to be just to all parties irrespective of its preference. Posterity shall judge PMB well. |
TamedWolf90:Any reason or evidence that PMB/FG is interfering? |
[s] Izontubo:[/s] |
PMB has so far refrained from interfering in election matters to favour his party. Kudos to him in this regard. maestroferddi:What's your point? Anything can satisfy wailers? |
Suprnov3r:Not a case of supporting the action but of being pragmatic. Criminals all over the world bring pains, sorrows, tears and destruction to their relatives and friends. |
I blame PMB for not using his power to make the governor sit up! He's being too careful in matters that affect SS/SE but he has to be very decisive in actions that protect innocent lives. |
july66:You mean that political drama? Bode George remains and Ex-Convict. Deal with it! |
Na so e dey start. Don't ask me what. |
Tompolo set his house and family members on fire and hides away hoping he can outsmart the government. Just as criminals all over the world bring tears, pain, sorrow and destruction to their relatives and friends, Tompolo is a wayward, deviant criminal who keeps bringing trouble to his parents. By refusing to appear in court despite valid court orders and summons, Tompolo has declared himself enemy of the country. And anything that happens to him him or those shielding him from facing justice is their making. You can't hide to commit crime through those criminals called avengers and expect no repercussions. No way! |
Greedy victim. Wicked herbalist. |
The way PDP is playing their politics, KOWA might even come second in 2019 presidential election. George is an ex-convict for crying out loud. Dokpesi has has an on-going case with EFCC for DasukiGate; same for Secondus. Why can't the party depart from it's unholy past? |
IamPatriotic:How do you know the job is beyond her ability? I bet you know next to nothing about her. Jobless youths fill Nigerian social media space demanding for inclusion in government, and the moment a relatively young person is given a sensible appointment they turn around to wail! If a position of MD of NPA is too much for Hadiza who is well educated and above 40 years, why calling for lowering of minimum age to contest for governorship to 30 or 35 from the 40 yrs it is? |
berrystunn:To start with, GEJ didn't start project. If the IB was still the president, that project wouldn't have been completed let alone people seeing train to enter. Move on with your life after the IB's exit. |
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