StOla:
This is very commendable.

Every public servant would soon learn to eschew corruption and bribe collection.

The CJN and his defenders should be ashamed of themselves.

As for the legal cult that consist of the judiciary and the NBA, all Nigerians can now see that those who are of the law, have no single regard for it. Yet they daily make a living by imposing the law on others.

What manner of national legal system will have both the NBA president and the CJN embroiled in allegations of corruption at the same time?

Corruption! How mighty art thee?

docadams:

From Atiku's own account, he wasn't present at the scene of the incidence. He was home that day being a weekend. So the much he knew was from briefing by ground staff.So his recent claim that he prevented the smuggling of money into the country is a fat lie

He stated the number of suitcases brought in, not their contents, was entered into the customs" station diary. So how did he know the contents was money. If indeed it was money, he should kindly state in which currencies.

Atiku cannot pretend in his current ego trip that he didn't know who the suitcases belonged to. In 2017, he pointedly stated in the interview with Thisday, that a powerful first class traditional ruler in the north was the owner of the suitcases. Even though in his usual cowardly disposition he couldn't mention his name, we all know who that traditional ruler was. Why is Atiku now yarning a new tale.

He claimed, he almost lost his job as a result of the incidence. He should have lost his job and put on trial! Here is a man who said the station diary of the customs was supposed to be a confidential government document but allowed a journalist to peruse it which was later used to write a damaging report against the government and its officials, a clear violation of Decree 4.

Atiku should be asked of what became of the investigation he claimed to have initiated on the 53 suitcase saga

post=74038487:
Slow and steady we will get there.
Too many jobs on hands to be done and completed.
The foundation has been destroyed for 16 years.
Baba is doing all in his power to make things right once again.
It will end in praise.
God bless President MUHAMMADU BUHARI.
God bless Nigeria.

Do you really understand the difference between stating the facts on ground and telling bare-faced lies like Buhari/APC did during the budget presentation

What's wrong in Buhari/APC telling Nigerians the truth for once - that there is an 'ongoing' (4 years old?) dam project at that site instead lying again as usual

In 2019, Nigerians will surely decide if they want the next level of lies or another that can speak the truth for once!!!

NwaAmaikpe:



Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

Ganduje was simply being a Nigerian.

Shukuakukobambi:
There's trouble in the SS truly

Like senatordave has been saying, if PDP can't lockdown their usual 1.6m votes in Rivers, 1.3m in Akwa Ibom, 1.1 in Delta then it's really going to be tough for whoever their presidential candidate will be in 2019.

With all these recent frenzy of defection activities in the South, things won't be easy in 2019

realmindz:
Zombie religion...

Religion is anti science....jesus being seen all over the earth from the sky was based on a flat earth theory.

And the question, why up there? While you religious backward folks still point to the sky as the home of your gods, science is busy exploring that space and has proven that beyond our sky lies other galaxies and endless space

post=69576053:
GOD BLESS MY PRESIDENT.
How will Bayelsans see this amiable President coming over to commission their Airport while their son of the soil was a Governor in the same state for years, he became a Vice President and a President for 6 years without doing same.

GOD BLESS OUR PRESIDENT, we can't shout!

naptu2:
ANC vice president, Dr Nelson Mandela, visited Nigeria in 1990 to thank the country for its support during his incarceration. A state reception was organised in his honour at State House Marina and he was awarded the highest Nigerian national honour of Grand Commander of the Federal Republic.

Click the link in my signature to see a video and pictures of his visit.

Below is a picture of President Ibrahim Babangida and Dr Nelson Mandela on the steps of State House Marina. Hanging from Dr Mandela's neck is his GCFR medal. The picture is from Dan Agbese's book, "Ibrahim Babangida The Military, Politics and Power in Nigeria" (Adonis and Abbey Publishers, London, 2012).

Queen Elizabeth was also awarded the GCFR in 1989 and she in turn gave President Babangida an award (I think it was a knighthood, but I can't remember for sure). The Queen had previously been awarded the GCON in 1969.