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Politics › Re: President Buhari To Appoint New Minister Of Petroleum A Week Before Christmas by drss(m): 11:31am On Dec 07, 2015
Am sure an a.b.o.k.i will take over from him. Confused president.
Politics › Re: Sanusi: N197bn Went Missing In Jonathan's Administration Every Month by drss(m): 11:08am On Dec 07, 2015
rhymestech:
GEJ is really a disappointment to Christianity and the South-south people.

Give them a chance and they will abuse it with their corrupt attitude.

So sad
wat d u have to say about abacha who's loot are yet to be recovered?
Politics › Re: Sanusi: N197bn Went Missing In Jonathan's Administration Every Month by drss(m): 10:49am On Dec 07, 2015
Hahahahahahah see black pot calling kettle black.
Was it not the same saint sanusi who gave out N100 million CBN money unilaterally to his almahiri people in kano in one quick swoop? D same sanusi dat was under investigations since 2013 by financial times of nigeria over illicit monetary transactions before they huriedly made him emir to avoid prosection in 2014? Sanusi is as corrupt as Abacha, who never stole according to buari dullaard.
Politics › Re: 28 States In Nigeria ‘technically Bankrupt’– Gov Ajimobi by drss(m): 10:36am On Dec 07, 2015
Most of the broke states belong to d sai baba group.
Foreign Affairs › Germany Warns Saudi Arabia Over Islamist Funding. by drss(op):
German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel urged Saudi Arabia on Sunday to stop supporting religious radicals, amid growing
concern among some lawmakers in Berlin about the funding of
militant mosques by the world’s biggest oil exporter.
The unusual criticism of the Gulf state follows a report by
Germany’s foreign intelligence agency which suggested that Saudi foreign policy was becoming more “impulsive”.
The German government rebuked the BND agency for making
such suggestions about Saudi Arabia, an important business
partner that is involved in international talks to find a political solution to the Syria crisis.. “We need Saudi Arabia to solve the regional conflicts,” Sigmar Gabriel, the head of the Social Democrats (SPD) who share power with conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, told the mass-circulation newspaper Bild am Sonntag.
“But we must at the same time make clear that the time to look
away is past.
Wahabi mosques are financed all over the world by Saudi Arabia. In Germany, many dangerous Islamists come from these communities,” he said.

Saudi Arabia follows the ultra-conservative Wahabi form of
Islam, and some outsiders see it as a cause of the international
jihadist threat.
In a statement, the Saudi Arabia embassy in Berlin said the
Kingdom was interested in countering the radicalization of young people and referred to a previous statement in which it denied wanting to build 200 mosques in Germany.
“Like Germany, we are part of the anti-Islamic State coalition and
fighting side by side against terror,” it said.
The Saudis have cracked down on jihadists at home and cut
militant finance streams, but some groups, including ISIS and al
Qaeda, follow an extreme interpretation of the Salafi branch of Islam of which Wahhabism was the original strain.
Germany is worried about growing support for Salafism. The
domestic intelligence agency says the number of Salafists has
risen to 7,900, up from 5,500 just two years ago.
Another senior Social Democrat, Thomas Oppermann, also homed in on Saudi Arabia, saying Wahabism offered a ideology
for IS insurgents and contributed to the radicalisation of
moderates.
“We don’t need or want it in Germany,” he told the weekly Welt am Sonntag.
Germans are worried about a possible attack on their soil,
especially after the bombings and shootings in Paris on Nov. 13
that killed 130 people.
Responding to an appeal from France, Germany is sending
reconnaissance jets, a frigate and 1,200 military personnel to join
the fight against IS insurgents in Syria. It is not, however, joining
U.S., French, Russian and British air strikes.
The head of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany said military action was not the way to stop insurgency.
“We have sown the seeds of war and it has resulted in terror and
refugees,” Aiman Mazyek told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung
newspaper, referring to the war in Iraq which Germany opposed.
Source: http://tribuneonlineng.com/germany-warns-saudi-arabia-over-islamists-funding
Politics › Re: Video Of Armed APC Thug Caught By PDP Supporters by drss(m): 9:13am On Dec 07, 2015
APC in 7 months destroyed wat took GEJ 5years to establish free n fair elections.
Politics › Re: FG Backtracks On December Deadline, Says Suicide Bombings May Continue by drss(m): 8:58am On Dec 07, 2015
modelmike7:
The previous government nearly turned this country to hell on earth. We need time to put this country back on track. God bless Buhari.
...and d sai baba disciples^^^ are still blaming GEJ.
Politics › Re: FG Backtracks On December Deadline, Says Suicide Bombings May Continue by drss(m):
Na todayhuh
Quote of the day: ''Suicide Bombing will continue''. - Liar Mohammed, minister of lies and misinformation.
-Say one tin today, deny it immediately tomorrow.
-Say boko haram will end by december, deny it tomorrow and say bombing will continue.
-Ban one tin today, unban it tomorrow.
-Fine one company today, reduce d fine tomorrow.
-Say refineries are working today to score cheap political point, say refineries are spoiled tomorrow.
-Say fuel subsidy is scam today, pay the same fuel subsidy tomorrow.
Wat kind of Confused govt is thishuh
Politics › Re: “the Social Media Nuisance In This Country (nigeria) Is Outrageous” – Na’allah by drss(m):
ubah84:
I agree with d senator. imagine someone playing with our national security by publishing fake news and video to promote d activities of Boko Haram
which grade of wiwi are u smokinghuh
Politics › Re: “the Social Media Nuisance In This Country (nigeria) Is Outrageous” – Na’allah by drss(m): 8:42am On Dec 07, 2015
These APC senators are just trying to cover their corrupt a.z.z.z
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala Pictured At The Paris Climate Change by drss(m): 8:32am On Dec 07, 2015
The acheivements of this woman are just 2 much. cheesy It will take at least 4 generations for black face Oshiomole to attain her level.
A person God bless, no man (blackface) can curse.
Business › Re: Naira Drops To 251/dollar, External Reserves Now $29.7bn by drss(m): 7:44am On Dec 07, 2015
Body odor at work.
Politics › My Frustrations With Haliburton, Other Corruption Cases - Nuhu Ribadu by drss(op): 7:08am On Dec 07, 2015
ABUJA— A former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, yesterday, expressed frustration with the inability of Nigeria to investigate and punish all who were implicated in the Halliburton bribery case.
Ribadu, who bared his mind in Abuja, regretted that none of the top Nigerian culprits implicated in the $1.5 billion bribery scandal had been questioned and jailed in Nigeria while others from other countries were already serving various jail terms. Of the amount involved, top Nigerians got a total of $184 million within 10 years from an Italian firm that got a $6 billion gas project job in Nigeria.
The case cost Halliburton $1.5 billion in fines in the United States. Ribadu said the Halliburton scandal presented a unique corruption case study in which “a gang of foreigners stole from Nigeria” through the $6 billion natural gas contract won by a consortium of four international companies.
He said: “I first got hint of the case in France. I got back home and
tried to investigate the case but it was very difficult or probably impossible because the companies were not here in Nigeria, they didn’t have account there, the people were not there. They had
left. “I rushed back to Paris. I was in Paris many times. I put in a request letter but after a year of trying to get French authorities to help us, the investigating magistrate told me that they could not get anyone to translate my letter from English to French. I knew it was a hopeless case.”
According to Ribadu, after failing to get Italy and Japan to help, he
opted to go to the United States even though Dick Cheney, the then US vice president, was on the board of Halliburton.
“The Department of Justice in the United States took up the case. They investigated and prosecuted the case. They placed a fine of
over $1.5 billion on the company, the biggest in the world for corporate corruption.” Ribadu explained that in the cases EFCC under his watch referred to US Department of Justice, including those of Siemens and Julius Berger, the US made over $3 billion in fines. “But the sad aspect is this, in my own country, where the criminal activity took place, not a single person was made to face justice, especially after I was asked to leave my position. Sadly, Nigeria did not make a dollar out of it,” he said.
Ribadu also recounted his experience in investigating the
renowned 419 kingpin, Emmanuel Nwude, chief executives of banks and the former Delta State governor, James Ibori, who is now serving jail term in the UK. He said in spite of the challenges of fighting corruption in Nigeria, he was glad that Nigeria recovered more stolen money than any other country in the world and got many corrupt people
convicted during his tenure.
Ribadu noted that the EFCC was successful because “we built strong networks globally, especially with the UK and the US.”
He said the EFCC’s approach of working with other law enforcement jurisdictions to tackle trans-border crimes led the UK in creating the Overseas Anti-corruption Unit. He urged other countries to follow that example. According to Ribadu, despite the challenges and the dangers
inherent in the job of fighting corruption, “it’s a war worth fighting.”
“The world has to unite so that there will be no safe haven for stolen money and no hiding place for corrupt people,” he added.
source: http://vanguardngr.com/2015/12/my-frustration-with-halliburton-other-corruption-cases-ribadu/

Cc: lalasticlala
Politics › Re: APC Hypocrisy On The Use Of Military For Elections by drss(m): 7:46pm On Dec 06, 2015
D hypocrisy of APC stinks to high heavens. Tufiakwa!!!!!!!
Politics › Re: Buhari Shut Ibeto Cement, Halts Shipment Of Cement For Unknown Reason by drss(m): 7:40pm On Dec 06, 2015
when ever a nepa certificate holder is in power, d economy collapse.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Moves To Split Up Over Oil Revenue by drss(m): 7:37pm On Dec 06, 2015
without oyel d zoo for collapse teh teh.
Phones › Re: My Own Take On D Phantom 5... by drss(m): 7:29pm On Dec 06, 2015
Show us screenshots fo d phone.
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 6:59pm On Dec 06, 2015
Iroh88:
Redundant alarmist. Did they lie or nothuh

And why don't you focus your idiotic rants on Biafra affairs?? This is strictly a Nigerian affair and nincompops like you should steer clear.
sugar cane seller how is d zoo?
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Posts Dino Melaye's Foreign Account Details And Check Book by drss(m): 5:00pm On Dec 06, 2015
Eziachi:
What Nigerians especially their political class has failed to realised by now is that Sahara Reporter are young and vibrant bunch of good modern folk that enjoys the art of investigative journalism more than anything.
They are well funded, well connected and practice their trade in the world headquarters of information- New York. Politicians in the Western world had since realized that going toe to toe with the likes of SR is a suicide attempt on your career. They have the upper hand, they can get the most secret information and most classified if they want to.
The likes of Dino Malaye should know this and never go into a fight you have little chance winning, unless you got no other options.
SR are not Vanguard, Tribune or NTA.
yes we know all dat. They are United States spies who specialize in political scandal. Any more newshuh
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:53pm On Dec 06, 2015
Lanretoye:
No be only spice,na seasoning...
Frankly speaking,sahara reporters get mouth pass any of our media outfits for Nigeria,so fearless and ruthless.
...and full of lies.
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:51pm On Dec 06, 2015
Pavore9:
Na so hungry catch you reach! cheesy
am inside d kitchen as we speak. grin
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:49pm On Dec 06, 2015
Favparis:
u think so wink
of couse. Have you ever seen sport news from sahara reporters? They specialize in scandal n political propaganda.
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:43pm On Dec 06, 2015
Pavore9:
Spice or Spies?
oh thanks. i was thinking of food when i was creating this thread. grin
Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:36pm On Dec 06, 2015
Pavore9:
Edit the spice in your heading.
where?
Politics › Sahara Reporters Are Spies Of The United States Of America! by drss(op): 4:31pm On Dec 06, 2015
If you are wondering how Sahara reporters, media outlet based in newyork USA are getting hiding and classified information of events and activities of govt, individuals and the private sector in nigeria ahead of other media houses then you are not alone. They work hand in hand with the US embassy in nigeria for juicy news. They major in political propaganda, a very important tool used by America to further their sinister agenda for nigeria and africa.
So when ever you read news from Sahara reporters, read it with three eyes.
Business › Re: Fuel Imports Increase By 78 Million by drss(m): 2:53pm On Dec 06, 2015
egift:
We need our refineries. Also building smaller modular ones is needed. 16yrs was more than enough for PDP to build at least one.

With Buhari on top of the matter, scarcity will be gone and a more permanent solution executed.

God help Nigeria!
...and sai baba disciples ^^^ are still blaming PDP for their failures.
Business › Re: Fuel Imports Increase By 78 Million by drss(m): 2:45pm On Dec 06, 2015
dominique:
Zero liters of crude oil refined in October? What happened to the warri and Kaduna refineries that were repaired some months back?
buari's body odor has destroyed dem.
Business › Re: Fuel Imports Increase By 78 Million by drss(m):
Score card of Buari performace:
I dont know what fuel subsidy means. - buari dullaard...yet he still pays fuel subsidy.
Fuel subsidy is scam. - APC...yet they are against fuel subsidy removal.
Porthacourt, kaduna and warri refineries are working at 90% capasity. - Kachikwu.
Zero crude oil was processed from the nations refineries in october. - Kachikwu.
We saved $200 million from turn around maintenace. - Kachikwu in July.
We need $500 million to repair broken down refineries. - Kachikwu in November.
Sell refineries dem no gree...and dat was how nigeria lost $300 million to body language with damaged refineries.

Ladies n gentlemen tell me dat buari's govt is not in total confusionhuh
That is how fuel subsidy bill will keep rising up.
Buari's body odor is really at work.
Politics › Re: James Faleke Remains Yahaya Bello's Deputy - INEC by drss(m): 2:21pm On Dec 06, 2015
tunex23:
APC is worst than PDP, Faleke should go to court and reject that deputy post. What a useless 419 party, Buhari and co are not fit to be Governing this country
true talk.
Politics › Re: Photo: What A Nigerian Soldier Would Have Looked Like If Not For Corruption by drss(m): 1:59pm On Dec 06, 2015
Now dat d dullard is in power wat is he waiting for?
Politics › Re: Buhari Summons Emergency FEC Meeting On Monday by drss(m): 1:29pm On Dec 06, 2015
End time meeting. 25 days to go to end 2015 n yet 2016 budget has not been prepared. But wetin concern me?

Politics › Re: Social Media Bill Is Impossicant - Oby Ezekwesili Mocks Senate by drss(m): 1:23pm On Dec 06, 2015
Decree4 loading. Very soon d zoo will be converted to saudi arabia. ...but has ekwekwe cily retired from bbog grouphuh

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