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Human actions are determined by the pain-pleasure principle. If you don't want to get hurt, don't commit the crime. or else, face the consequences and serve as a deterrence to others.

Those who feel they are being witch-hunted should search their heart...since their supporters have failed to do a background check on them.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Saraki is right, if we go by his stand as published in the article below.
Senate committee never cleared Diezani, NNPC —Saraki...

By this post of yours, are you admitting that GEJ, Iweala and Madueke actually supervised the disappearance of over $USD20b? It is on record that you and your likes vehemently defended those characters.
When will you stop contradicting yourself, or have you finally woken up to reality?

poiZon:
was thr truf in former gej's cso death?

That lie originated from your coven of wailing wailers for gullible TANoids like you to feast on. Every sensible Nigerian knew it as what it was.

poiZon:
is it lawan who has never sponsored any single bill before? Chai nigerians always choosing barnabas instead of...

That is what you were told in your village square meeting...and you totally believed it like a gullible illiterate without bothering to verify its veracity.

The educational system in the SE need total overhauling!

poiZon:
is it lawan who has never sponsored any single bill before? Chai nigerians always choosing barnabas instead of...

That is what you were told in your village meeting...and you totally believed it like a gullible illiterate without bothering to verify its veracity.

The educational system in the SE need total overhauling!

poiZon:
is it lawan who has never sponsored any single bill before?
Chai nigerians always choosing barnabas instead of Jesus christ.

Did i even mention Lawan? A look into Lawan's records in the senate will further expose your folly.

Why do you ibos always adopt and defend anyone as soon as they are proven to be corrupt?
Why is corruption and illegality the sole way to gain your support?
Why do you lack the decency to oppose evil and demand for probity?

madridguy:
Bunch of Rogues

Indeed! Whether the report is totally true or not, Saraki lacks the integrity and credibility to be Senate president.

The same Saraki that will be kicked out in less than 2 months?
Do you know why Buhari is delaying the nomination of his ministers till September, or do you think the president does not have his ministerial list already?
Why do you think Buhari is refusing to meet with saraki?

I dey laff all dis children.

IbokUtoroh:
A for abati

You sure miss that guy, right?

I was saving space for a post sha

The litany of litigations plagueing the emergence of principal officers of this 8th National Assembly lays credence to the fact that most of its members are only out to promote their personal and parochial interests. Not party nor national.

The litany of litigations lay credence to the fact that these federal legislators are out to promote their personal and parochial interest. Not party nor national.

ruggedboy01:
Mod please fp....... doctors on this forum should help me with drugs I can take to end the pain

Go drink otapiapia.

StOla:
She must have been listening to radio Biafra, so she's smart enough to bite first.

True enough.

He must have been debriefed.
He should be wary of those Jonathanian sniper. The type that eliminated mama piss former ADC.

Shame to bad people. They must be PDP members disguised in another form.

Wailing wailers

Bill Clinton addressed the National Assembly when he visited Nigeria in 2000. Anyim was senate president then.
Are you saying that Clinton visited the Senate without meeting the Senate President?

Endorsed!
If Emefiele had to go to this dangerous lenght to prove his continued loyalty to Jim Ovia (and by extension, GEJ), then he is best done away with.
It is now obvious that he could be used as a mole to sabotage the economy and other key policies of this administration to please his demonic patrons.

Time to remove all vestiges of Jonathan's mediocrity, recklessness, incompetence & insubordination.

jamace:
SMH vigorously.

Biko sofri
Nor carry headache join am

Yhunoos:
i noticed something
Among all South- eastern states, its only imo state that is North-friendly building bridges
wassup with the rest state?

Replace the word North friendly with bridge-builder.
Rochas, their Governor, is a shining light. The most refined and civilised among the govs from that region championing the interest of Ind-igbo.

Some deluded illiterates led by Nnamdi Kanu the "dilector" will disagree and protest with the kind of banner below:

Qualify indeed!

Question:
What stopped Jonathan from doing that?

Answer:
He had no balls, he had no clue, and he wanted to loot more than his predecessors because it was "his turn to chop".

Conclusion:
That is treasonble for a man who campaigned on the platform of transformation and fresh air. He was voted in to clean up the mess of past leaders and change the status quo. Alas! He failed and made things worse.

Recommendation:
The PDP leaders should either apologise for Dumbo's monumental failures or dissociate themselves from the gentle goat. They have no third option.

Don't worry. They are still very (shamelessly) active.

Mogidi:
Lets watch the illiterate arrest only PDP people, the consequence would be dire for the nation.

I expected to see a post like this.
You wailers need to change your mundane tatctics. Can't you see that your threats, wailings and blackmails are not working...and will never work in this new Nigeria?

RichDad1:
As for me and my household, we refuse to be a Wailer.
#thechangeishere.

Yes o!!!

This report is highly flawed and, therefore, not valid enough. But I knew the death report was all lies propagated by the wailing wailers and enemies of Nigeria's progress with the worst intentions imaginable.

Wike is running from justice by dying to see the Chief justice. What an irony!

Cc lalasticlala

God heal and bless Nigeria!

July 20, 2015Premium Times

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, it’s a great pleasure to welcome President Buhari and his delegation here to the Oval Office for his first visit since the historic election that took place.
Nigeria is obviously one of the important countries in the world and one of the most important countries in the African continent. Recently, we saw an election in which a peaceful transition to a new government took place. And it was an affirmation of Nigeria’s commitment to democracy, a recognition that although Nigeria is a big country and a diverse country with many different parts, nevertheless the people of Nigeria understand that only through a peaceful political process can change take place.
President Buhari comes into office with a reputation for integrity and a very clear agenda, and that is to make sure that he is bringing safety and security and peace to his country.
He’s very concerned about the spread of Boko Haram and the violence that’s taken place there, and the atrocities that they’ve carried out, and has a very clear agenda in defeating Boko Haram and extremists of all sorts inside of his country. And he has a very clear agenda with respect to rooting out the corruption that too often has held back the economic growth and prosperity of his country.
On both these issues, we’re looking forward to hearing more about his plans and how the United States can partner with Nigeria so that Nigeria ends up being an anchor not only of prosperity and stability in the eastern part of the continent, but can also be an outstanding role model for developing countries around the world.
And we very much look forward to talking about security issues, how we can cooperate on counterterrorism. We’re looking forward to discussing how we can be helpful in addressing some of the corruption issues that have held Nigeria back, and unleashing the incredible talent of the Nigerian people. We all recognize that some of the best businesspeople in the world are from Nigeria, and they thrive as they travel to other countries, but we want to make sure that they’re also helping folks thrive in Nigeria.
We’re also going to have an opportunity to talk about some of the other areas where Nigeria has taken leadership — in public health issues, fighting tragedies like Ebola. Nigeria has an outstanding track record working with us to eradicate polio, and that gives us a framework and a template to continue to work on public health issues throughout the western part of Africa, as well as throughout the subcontinent.
We’ll have a chance to talk about issues of climate change, electrification. As many of you know, Power Africa is one of our top priorities, making sure that we’re electrifying the continent so that it can grow faster and more people have access to the power that they need.
So we’ve got a busy agenda, but I want to emphasize how much I appreciate President Buhari’s work so far. I’m looking forward to seeing him put together his team so that we can do everything that we can to help him succeed and help the people of Nigeria succeed. Because if they’re successful and doing well, that will have a ripple effect not only in West Africa, but throughout the world.
So thank you very much.
Mr. President.
PRESIDENT BUHARI: Nigeria will remain ever grateful to President Obama and the United States for making Nigeria to consolidate its gains on a democratic system. The visit of the Secretary of State, when he visited Nigeria to see the President and the whole government of Nigeria, see the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission for Nigeria, and saw the operation was very clear and a positive trend that saw us through for this credible election we had.
And the maintenance of pressure by the United States, mainly, and Europe, to make sure that the elections were free, fair and credible led us to where we are now. It would have been almost impossible if the United States did not maintain the pressure on the former Nigerian government, but they would not accept anything less constitutional as far as the processes of the election are concerned. We will ever remain grateful to you because there are fundamental objectives that are identify all of Nigeria’s people’s Congress — security, economy, employment especially of youth, and then fighting corruption.
We are extremely happy that the United States had made it absolutely clear before the election that they are prepared to help Nigeria in this aspect. And this is why I am here, and I am very grateful for the invitation Mr. President extended to me.
Thank you very much, Mr. President.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you so much.
QUESTION FROM A JOURNALIST: Mr. President, the Security Council approved the deal (Iran). Will that help you in Congress?
PRESIDENT OBAMA: I think it will send a clear message that the overwhelming number of countries who not only participated in the deal, the P5+1, but who have observed what’s happened, recognize that this is by far our strongest approach to ensuring that Iran does not get a nuclear weapon. There is broad international consensus around this issue — not just among the international community, but also among experts in nuclear proliferation. And my working assumption is that Congress will pay attention to the broad-based consensus.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/features-and-interviews/187005-full-text-of-joint-press-briefing-by-presidents-buhari-obama.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

They keep borrowing

Another misleading topic to draw attention to the agony of a wailing wailer.