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Please how do you spell imosional? As in I am very imosional? I want to use it in a very imosional letter that I'm writing to Mynd44

8stargeneral:
See this one...who e pain

Or na you wey wan give your wife to rich man to cheat
Na people like you go kill because of money...get lost idiot

two days later my matter still dey pain you

8stargeneral:
your stupid...oya give your wife to a rich man to cheat

e pain am

8stargeneral:
cheating is cheating
So,if your wife cheat with dangote you like it or clap for her

yes, because, Dangote is richer than me, not with my driver. Use your head and stop asking me stupid questions

My president, the people's president with the people's mandate. Baba Seyi carry go! Haters gonna hate






Mynd44 the beans don done?

Mind game towards 2027/2031

On this Democracy Day, I'm painfully reminded of the travails of Abiola and how he was betrayed by opportunistic fellow politicians who scrambled for appointments under military usurpers. They told him to accept the cancellation of the election that he won as "the will of God." This same will of God hypocrites won't let you go free if you stole their property. I am offended whenever people invoke the name of God to defend injustice.

I'm deeply pained by the cruel circumstances under which Abiola died. I'm also pained by fact that Abiola genuinely died for the masses; he was an authentic politicians who was not in it for personal gain. Our traditional rulers and religious leaders were so timid to tell General Babangida the truth over the unjust and indefensible annulment of his election. His brutal death has left a gaping wound on our consciences.

Abiola remains the unforgettable symbol of the June 12 struggle. Here was a man who had everything going well for him in life: wealth, thriving business, good education and international connections. He didn't join politics to line his pockets. He was not in it to make money; he was a philanthropist first before becoming a politician. His primary motivation was service to humanity. Selfless service to the people was the only reason he joined politics. He had money and name recognition. So, he was not looking for power for money; his motivation was pure desire for service to the masses.

No politician in our recent history had galvanized and motivated a nation to abandon ethnic, religious and regional attachments in political choices. For the first time in our political history, Abiola had achieved a feat no other politician ever achieved before. Muslims, Christians, Northerners and Southerners solidly united behind Abiola's candidature. It was unprecedented. General Babangida himself was shocked by the outcome. There was no more excuse for the military to remain because the people had spoken.

Unfortunately, but not unsurprisingly, General Babangida still found another excuse to annul the presidential election, which was widely deemed to be the freest ever conducted. He claimed that he annulled the election because his life would have been in danger if had handed over to Abiola. Some military officers, it was alleged, vowed that they won't allow Abiola to rule. So, their selfish interests were greater than the rights of the millions of Nigerians who voted for Abiola? It was apparent that IBB had run out excuses to overstay in power. He underrated the reactions to the annulment. He was ultimately forced to stand aside, but he imposed an Interim Government on the country. The Interim Government, led by Shonekan, collapsed within 82 days after it was overthrown by Babangida's friend, General Abacha. In fact, there are theories that IBB deliberately annulled the election to create confusion which will in turn help Abacha to stage a coup and come to power. Abacha pretended that he overthrew Shonekan to restore stability to the country, and then restore Abiola's mandate. In the end, his real game plan manifested itself after he started a self-succession agenda. Abacha died suddenly in office while the campaign to succeed himself had reached its crescendo.

General Abdulsalami Abubakar who succeeded Abacha was already about to set Abiola free from detention, but the billionaire businessman died suddenly while negotiations were going on for his freedom. The annulment of the June 12 presidential election of 1993 was the lowest point of the IBB administration. Babangida overplayed his hands and, as a result, the June 12 crisis overshadowed all the good things he did for Nigeria. Today his legacy is always judged by the June 12 crisis.

May Abiola's soul continue to rest in peace. Amin.


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A top official of the bank told our correspondent that Mr. Emefiele had arranged the hiring of relatives of top party leaders and powerful government officials as a strategy for ingratiating himself with the presidency and saving his job.

Even though the list earlier released by SaharaReporters had 91 names, our sources at the CBN disclosed that Mr. Emiefiele started the strategy of using job offers to woo top government officials after Mr. Buhari came into power on May 29, 2015. One source revealed that in September 2015, Mr. Emefiele hired Claire Arase, a daughter of IGP Arase. 

Since concluding the hiring of the 91 persons that were outed by this medium, sources at the CBN have further disclosed that three persons related to Senate Majority Leader Ali Ndume benefitted from the largesse, as the bank hired his daughter, his son as well as an in-law. 

Our sources disclosed that each Senator was reportedly given an employment slot, meaning that the Upper House alone could have put in 100 persons in the implementation of Mr. Emefiele’s political job multiplication strategy. 

While some of them nominated their wards, however, we learned that others sold their slots for huge amounts of money.

SaharaReporters learnt that the CBN often went to great lengths, including tweaking the names of the beneficiaries, to hide the actual identities of the beneficiaries of politically motivated recruitment, such as using the beneficiary’s first name and his/her father’s middle name. 

In that schema, for instance, the bank disguised Maryam Atiku as “Maryam Abubakar,” while the son of Dambazau became “Nagodi Abdulrahman.”  In other instances, the bank used the maiden names of the hired persons instead of their married names, thus permitting Ali Ndume’s daughter access to her fat pay cheque as “Mariam Mohammed Ndume.”  It is unclear how their academic and professional certificates, if any, matched these names in the bank’s human resources records.

The recruitments are illegal because the CBN failed to advertise the vacancies as prescribed by law to allow all qualified Nigerians to apply for the jobs. In addition, the bank’s “political” recruitments did not follow principle of federal character set out for employment by government agencies and other public institutions. 

“Jobs were just handed to the children of ministers in the current administration,” one bank official stated. 

To add insult to injury, many of the new hires were asked to pick their department of choice once their irregular employment was concluded, the source said.

The job placement ranking obtained by SaharaReporters sees some of the illegally hired persons being given higher rankings than others.  This suggests that such new employees actually had years of experience in relevant fields before their employment by the CBN, but our sources at the bank affirmed that the ranks were given as gifts with a nod and a wink to some of them with no consideration for extant rules whatsoever.

Why several civil organizations have called upon Mr. Emefiele to resign his appointment on account of the scandal, neither he nor the government has responded officially.

 

Below is the full list of 91 people illegally hired by the CBN with their ranks:

 

 

1. Fatima Baba Shehu - Assistant Manager  Step 01 

2. Carpenter Barka Muhammad - Assistant Manager  Step 02 

3. Abiola Ologburo Adeniran - Assistant Manager Step 01

4. Akinwunmi Ayodeji Akintola - Assistant Manager Step 01

5. Abubakar Mohammed Yahaya - Assistant Manager Step 01

6. Usman Buba Jalo - Assistant Manager Step 01

7. Aduwak Laraba - Deputy Manager Step 01 

8. Aina Michael O - Deputy Manager Step 01

9. Taslim Ganiyu Olalekan - Deputy Manager Step 01

10. Ethel Isioma Ojije - Deputy Manager Step 01

11. Abdulnasir Haruna - Deputy Manager Step 02

12. Iheomamere Chikezie Chikwendu - Deputy Manager Step 02

13. Solomon Ezra Monde - Deputy Manager Step 02

14. Aminu Ahmadu Dauda- Manager Step 01 

15. Sunday John Momoh - Manager Step 02 

16. Mustapha Mariam Bukola - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

17. Ayoola Oluwabukola - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

18. Adefela H. Adejuwon - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 02

19. Owoade Adedamola Kazeem - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

20. Omitokun Omolola Temitope - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

21. Ibrahim Ahmed Lawan - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

22. Maryam Adamu Bahamas - Senior Supervisor 1 step 0

23. Olajide Tolani Kudirat - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

24. Temitope Adeola Odunowo - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

25. Mohammed Ameer Ibrahim Bunu - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

26. Hajara Sani - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

27. Abdulmalik Atta - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

28. Nagode Abdulrahman - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

29. Ahmed Aminu-Kano - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

30. John Irimiya Balewa - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

31. Na’abba Fatima Ghali -Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

32. Abdullahi Mohammed Nuradeen - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

33. Sadiq Inuwa Baba - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

34. Sadik Uba Sule - Senior supervisor i step 01

35. Olawunmi Adedoyin Kayode - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

36. Ibironke Ifeoluwa Adetunbi - Senior supervisor 1 Step 01

37. Ikyembe Terseel Ikyembe - Senior supervisor 1 Step 01

38. Princewill Eva - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

39. Abdul-hakeem Mohammed Ali - Senior Supervisor 1 step 01

40. Mbwiduffu Ibrahim Auta - Senior supervisor 1 step 01

41. Essien Innocent Joshua - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

42. Titilayo Tola Olowoniyi - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

43. Aminu Halimat Sadia Abdullahi - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 02

44. Abba Mustapha Shettima - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 02

45. Farida Zuhair - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 02

46. Ekayi Nyofo Shitta - Senior Supervisor 2  Step 01

47. Omoile Kingsley Ucheka - Senior supervisor 2 Step 01

48. Muhammed Hassan - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

49. Ukute Patrick Ewere - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

50. Ibrahim Kabir Tijjani - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

51. Maryam Abubakar - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

52. Odelola Oyekunle Isimenme - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

53. Yinusa Bilikis Orekuleyin - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

54. Muhammad Muhammad Magasa - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

55. Ayoola B Oyebanjo - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

56. Mohammad Ahmad Adamu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

57. Alexandar Chukwuka Okakwu - Senior Supervisor 1 Step 01

58. Okocha Uzoma Meshwork - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

59. Hassan Usman - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

60. Dahiru Isa Abba - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

61. Joel Ugochukwu Jones - Senior Supervisor 2 step 01

62. Ibrahim usman - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

63. Fatima Imam - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

64. Yisa Daniel Nma - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

65. Yamani Sanusi - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

66. Ejike Emmanuel Ibe - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

67. Jibril Abdullahi Ibrahim - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

68. Shima Kuma - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

69. Loretta Laye - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

70. Hanafi Abubakar Mujeli - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

71. Ahmed Zainab Shehu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

72. Musa Ibrahim - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

73. Oruche Chukwudubem Godwin - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

74. Yakub Umar Yakub - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

75. Idigo Ifeanyi Charles - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

76. Asuzu Obioma C - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

77. James Elizabeth Edidiong - Senior supervisor 2 Step 01

78. Salami Bashirat Omolola - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

79. Ibrahim Muhammed Kabir - Senior supervisor ii step 01

80. Kamaludden Tukur Tafida - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

81. Ibeh Nnadozie Nathaniel - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

82. Samaila Shehu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

83. Mohammed Ali - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

84. Rabiu Musa Mbulo - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

85. Aliyu Aisha Yakubu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

86. Yahaya Sani - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

87. Muhammad Isah Rumu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

88. Onoja Uwane Jessica - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

89. Ahmad Aminu - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01

90. Nasreen Mamman-Daura - Senior Supervisor 2 step 02

91. Babayo Abdulhakeem Abdullahi - Senior Supervisor 2 Step 01


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Rubbish! Absolute nonsense

Yinmu! Super story

saintjimos:
Could it be depression

make una no dey accuse depression for everything wey happen to people. Depression na innocent child and she don even travel out of Nigeria since Buhari do am shege some years ago. She is now living in Libya

This one don dey turn to family business o. The fight go plenty between Remi Tinubu and these children

8stargeneral:
cheating is cheating
So,if your wife cheat with dangote you like it or clap for her

cheating is not cheat. Cheat with someone that is loaded and with class

8stargeneral:
is a driver not a human being...conji don't know who's who

imagine your wife cheating on you with your driver who is a human being.

tonywonder:
You think women dey reason a man status if them wan ffuck?

the thing week me o

The children of hate will never agree with you nor see that

Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeew

Chei mosquitoes get brain pass some women. Imagine a woman descending that low? Your driver?






Mynd44 this is bad now

The beast called Godwin "The Greed" Emefiele has finally been suspended. He is the living manifestation of everything evil and never has a single individual destroyed Nigeria as much as him. His atrocities are legion. I am happy for Nigeria and for Central Bank that he has gone. Now he must face the full wrath of the law for his crimes against humanity, his treasonable acts, his funding of terrorism, his massive & monumental thievery & corruption, his wicked and barbaric ways, his conspiracy to thwart the will of the Nigerian people and his attempt to subvert & scuttle our democracy. He must and will be brought to justice......Femi Fani-Kayode

These charges are very heavy, omo Emefiele is in a very deep shiiiiikt, even the whole of South East cannot safe him from going to prison

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Peter Obi and Atiku will fight to the last for Emefiele.

who fokn cares?

babaolofin:
Give the breakdown of appointments under Obasanjo, Yaradua, Jonathan, Buhari and Tinubu.

The new governor can come from anywhere. Nothing stops Tinubu from appointing a competent person from South West. Obasanjo appointed Baba Sanusi as CBN governor and Baba Ciroma as Minister of Finance. Later, he brought Ngozi Okonjo - Iweala as Minister and Soludo as CBN governor.

You should give us a breakdown of appointments made by Jonathan let us see.

Each region has appointments quota. South West quota can be positioned in strategic positions for optimum delivery.

Jonathan appointed Eugene Juwah as NCC CEO, after one time, Buhari came and replaced him with Prof Umar Dambatta. Tomorrow, if a Yoruba man is appointed as the next NCC CEO fools will be shouting tribalism.

leave them, let them be barking tribalism up and down.

CasNova:
Congrats 👍 to him.


We pray for a positive wind of change.

na that tribalism go kee you. Learn to read before jumping into stupid conclusions

Congratulations uncle Fola.

Time for us to pack our own too





Ajepako, Mynd44 abeg make una bring boullion vans out

[quote author=EmeraldEmperor post=123690149][/quote]you're a bigger fool for dabbling into other people's business and for not having a sense of humour.

Blaze14k:
No wonder we are too slow as a continent

in that case, relocate to another planet