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See somebody's future mother |
They should stop calling this boy 'movie marketer'. He should be referred to henceforth as 'Petty thief Segun Egbegbe'. |
But that arrogant Minister of Interior that uses DSS men time shine his shoes Lt General Abdulrahman Bello Danbazzau submitted billions in the budget for the welfare and rent of NSCDC. What did he do with it? |
Once again I say this: it appears it's the non-APC states that have some semblance of governance and development. APC states are just busy politicking |
It seems the non-APC states(PDP and APGA) are where some semblance of governance are still taking place. |
Stanleywaxy:As at the time I wrote that post, the heading was "Fulani Herdsmen take over Ojukwu's University". Ofcourse I know the university was named after him like many other important personalities across the nation but it didn't make it 'Ojukwu's University'. The OP was just trying to create tribal sensation. It also read "Fulani Herdsmen" and not Fulani cattle as they have now modified it to. They knew using Fulani Herdsmen in Ojukwu's University will create more anger. I can see that they have amended that |
I Can bet you that those callers were not the ordinary citizens of Imo but political jobbers and hustlers of UCHE Nwosu. Ndi Imo are not fooled by Rochas who plays politics with virtually everything |
Ojukwu has no university. That cow dungs liter an environment doesn't mean that Fulani herdsmen have taken over the school. Stop publishing sensational headlines that can overheat the polity. |
With just two years to go, he is still campaigning. With barely two years to go, with nothing to show, his zombies are still believing that he will perform. Please,what kind of juju did APC use on these zombies |
justinceejay:It's even simpler now. The groups will be made up of 16 groups with 3 teams slugging it out for 1 qualification, unlike the present where the winner and a runner up emerge from their group. So by the time only one winner emerges from each group, they go into the round of 16,same as it is at present |
They didn't think they will ever win so they took the slogan of 'change', now they are in power and have done abysmally poor in it, let's see if they will still chant 'change" to themselves |
Oh God. Who wrote this? Who wore this without noticing it? Who snapped them without bringing it to their notice? |
They were created by the FGN to create the impression that Ipob has split into factions. The guys have collected their shares from Buhari and have moved on with their lives. Na runs |
That could be another pre-wedding photo. You know Nigerians have gone silly with that trend |
It's like saying, govt needs to drain everybody's blood to generate enough blood to give everybody. How does that work? |
Is this the hilux landcruiser? Maybe I have lost touch with cars, where are those in car talk session, gazzuzz, marpol, is this what the latest hilux landcruisers look like now? This one don pass 'shell spec', this must be 'Texaco spec' |
obarasqie:But if one pays cash in the bank, the deposit slip is enough for screening or is he required to generate and print a receipt from online |
Maybe she was hoping he would never find a wife after dumping her. She's the type that thinks the world is all about them and they are doing a man a favour. Well, the 'idiot' has gone ahead to get married and soon will start raising his family while she keeps looking for expensive hotels to take more selfies like a spoilt kid |
I now see why this guy's wife was beating him regularly |
That's a good move. I don't even know where Christians got that notion that they shouldn't get involved in partisan politics. |
No problem. When they are done blowing their wealth on excesses, they will start begging 'well meaning Nigerians' to donate to help them treat their sicknesses |
I hope she voted for change |
Buhari failed before. He has failed again. If given another chance, he will still fail. That's who he is. A failure. It's in him |
WorldRichest:It's nothing compared to Ibb and Abdulsalaam. |
obailala:I think it's a wrong postulation from you to state that the nation was already headed into recession before Buhari took charge. How can a nation whose economic indices were on a progressive growth during Gej be headed for recession. It grew to the point that it became the third fastest growing economy in the whole world. Let's stop falling for the cheap propaganda APC and Buhari wants us to believe. The truth is that every thing needed to reverse the economy of any thriving nation was experimented by Buhari on assumption of power. Some of these reverse gear policies and actions included: 1, Spending over 7 months to set up a ministerial team to drive the economy 2, Putting square pegs in round holes in the ministerial slots. None of the ministers were appointed in their areas of competence, this will lead to further loss of time to understand their sector and ofcourse, being novice in their sectors, they were at the mercy of the perm secs and DGs who were doing their 'deals" under the ministers' nose. A typical example was the budget padding. 3, Going to the international scene to label your country as criminals with only you as the saint will certainly scare away investors. 4, Outrighting banning of Forex to users and parallel markets automatically caused scarcity of forex which in turn caused the free fall of the naira against major currencies. That effect is responsible for 80 percent of the rising cost of goods and services today. 5, The division of the country on tribal lines with his unguarded comments. Since you and I agree that oil is still our sole source of income, there is a reason why previous govts treat the Niger delta, the goose that lays the golden egg with caution. You don't go to the foreign media to announce that the region that produce the wealth can not receive dividends of your govt because they voted their son and not you. In other words, you will take their wealth and develop your region and ignore them. The resultant effect was the bombing of pipelines which saw to the great decline of national income. 6, The sacrificing of merit on the altar of tribal bigotry. There are key offices and appointments you don't make based on tribal or any form of sentiment. Such offices are key but Buhari on assumption brought to fore his tribal bigotry. People who could have handled some key sectors were overlooked for 'brothers from the North's who had no experience in running dynamic systems like ours. The list is endless. Buhari is purely responsible for the mess he has plunged this nation into. He claims there was no money when he took over. Obj received paltry USD 3bn from abdulsalaam yet we had no recession. He receives USD 30bn from Gej and he plunges the nation into recession. He claims oil price fell at his tenure. Oil has been selling at an average of USD 55 per barrel. It sold for about USD 26 to USD 30 in yaradua and Gej respectively, yet we didn't enter recession. At what point will it be clear to the likes of you that Buhari is solely responsible for our predicament |
divicoded:You don't get it, do you? Give that ebonyi state you mentioned two presidents like ibb and abdulsalaam and see if it Niger state will come close to it in terms of devepopment. Do you get the point now? |
Mbediogu:The coy must have folded cos I passed that road daily for 6 years on my way to primary school at that period. Also had common entrance lesson at Market Road Primary school, beside Holy Ghost Church and Ogbete then. I no try? |
makydebbie:You are not nice at all. ![]() How can one person be so smart and mischevious at the same time |
Ten12:It's not for children. Lalasticlala, this editorial has been trending on both mass and social media. |
Reno Omokiri Leadership matters in the development of nations. Today Aliko Dangote is worth less than half of what he was worth under former President Jonathan. He was worth $25 billion in 2014 and is now worth $12.4 billion today! Listen to the words spoken by Aliko Dangote about President Jonathan on Friday the 6th of September, 2013 in Nairobi while speaking to the political and business elite of Kenya: “As you all know, without good policies of government, there is no way a person like me from a big town like Kano can rise from a humble beginning to become the 25th richest person on earth. Without the policies of President Jonathan and also making sure that there is consistency in the policies of the government, this could not have happened”. I wonder what Africa’s richest man would say about President Muhammadu Buhari behind closed doors. Hardly (or never) has a country deteriorated so speedily as Nigeria has under the stewardship (if you can call it that) of President Muhammadu Buhari. In just eighteen months, President Buhari has become the poster boy for the adage that it takes time to build but little or no time to destroy. And it is not just on the economic side that things have unraveled. Social justice, human rights and fundamental freedoms are all being rolled back under this administration. Name your dog Buhari in today’s Nigeria and you will be diligently prosecuted but commit genocide in Southern Kaduna and you won’t even be charged! Openly behead a female evangelist and your case may be dismissed even if you are charged, but criticise a governor, who himself criticises wildly, and be speedily charged to court. Accuse PDP politicians and security forces arrest them before investigation. Produce proof of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation’s alleged corruption and the same forces are suddenly paralysed. Welcome to President Buhari’s new and improved Nigeria. Under President Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria practices a dual legal system where the All Progressives Congress politicians are innocent until proven innocent. If you doubt me, then ask Rotimi Amaechi and Babachir Lawal who are attending Federal Executive Council to decide the fate of Nigeria while Femi Fani-Kayode and Olisa Metuh are in and out of court. Alas! Corruption cannot kill corruption. When you fight corruption with double standard, it is not corruption you kill, but your integrity. And while the Southern Kaduna killings rage on and go seemingly unnoticed by our President, I was shocked to read that the Presidency had issued a statement condemning the recent death in police custody of Tochukwu Nnadi in South Africa. Not that I am happy that Tochukwu was killed. Far from it. I am sad. Very sad. But why condemn one death in South Africa and remain silent on genocide in Southern Kaduna? And then it finally hitme! If you are a Nigerian and you want the government of President Muhammadu Buhari to condemn your killing, you better make sure your killers kill you in Southern Africa and not in Southern Kaduna! Still on Kaduna, I am particularly pained because I saw it coming. My grouse about the Christian Association of Nigeria which refused to heed the warnings of many of us who saw the direction the nation was and is still heading and gave strong warnings. I publicly warned the Body of Christ immediately after the killings of hundreds of Shiites (according to the official Kaduna White Paper on the killings which declared that over 300 Shiites were killed) that if we did not speak up for Shiites, our turn would come too. With what is happening now in Southern Kaduna, did I lie? You should not wait until injustice touches you before you speak up for justice! That is a lesson the world learnt from Germany when the SS kept on coming for one group or the other until there was no one left to talk again. And the double standard continues to manifest themselves everywhere. For instance, it did not take the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the DSS this long to investigate and arrest PDP politicians. Why the foot-dragging on Babachir, the Baba of IDP funds? Why is he allowed to continue in office during his investigation, yet the same Presidency wanted accused judges to step down during theirs? Is there one rule for Babachir and another rule for the perceived enemies of President Muhammadu Buhari? One would think that a man accused of stealing from IDPs would be expeditiously investigated and tried. Or is it a case of when I see the broom I will pass over? When Stella Oduah and Barth Nnaji were accused of corruption (and a mere conflict of interest in the case of Nnaji), then President Goodluck Jonathan asked them to resign within weeks. Today, our so-called anti-corruption president, Muhammadu Buhari, is waiting for ‘further investigations’ before moving against the famous grass cutter, Babachir Lawal.With the likes of Rotimi Amaechi, who spent half a million hosting Wole Soyinka, I guess N270 million to allegedly clear grass for IDPs is no big deal to President Muhammadu Buhari! And the same government that arrested several newspaper publishers and proprietors and also forced them to refund monies that they received for public relations and media agency is now doing something similar in a case of do as I say, don’t do as I do. The Buhari administration budgeted N180 million to ‘facilitate appearances with social media influencers’. This from a so-called anti-corruption regime! After ‘facilitating’ the Social Media influencers with these taxpayers’ millions, the same administration sends the EFCC to arrest its political opponents for ‘facilitating’ their own media associates! Apparently, this administration wants a monopoly on ‘facilitation’ and jealously guards the monopoly using law enforcement agents paid with our tax Naira. Even conservative global media houses now feel compelled to write about the double standard that exists in Nigeria under President Buhari because they are so glaring to the point of being blatant. Writing in December 2016 for instance, Bloomberg had this to say about Buhari’s Nigeria: “Out of 17 top positions in the army, navy, air force and other security agencies, (only) three are from the south.” This is coming from a foreign news medium! Look at the excuse the President gave for not attending the South-east Economic and Security Summit in Enugu. In an official statement, the Presidency said “stakeholders from the South- east came and advised him (the President) not go in view of the closeness of the date to Christmas; that given the sensitivity of the period to the people, a presidential visit may come with over exertion and possibly, be disruptive of Christmas.” Even if you must lie, must the lie be so unintelligent? The President did not attend and did not send a representative because “of the closeness of the date to Christmas”, yet he still approved the military and paramilitary’ Operation Python Dance which made 2016 the worst year for South easterners since the civil war ended 47 years ago! And yet when the same President was compelled by bad weather to cancel his state visit to Bauchi State on December 29, 2016, he felt moved enough to tape a video message in Hausa, explaining to the people of Bauchi why he was unable to come and apologising to them profusely. You may recall that President Buhari got something like 97% of the votes of Bauchi State but only got less than 5% of the votes of the South-eastern states. Those who thought the President was joking in July 23, 2015 when he said “the constituents, for example, gave me 97% cannot in all honesty be treated on some issues with constituencies that gave me 5%” now know that our President was speaking the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Fellow Nigerians, brace up. Double standard is now an official state policy! http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/01/07/president-buharis-double-standard-syndrome/ |
Kenmoris22:How can I call a spead a apead? I will never do that. I also don't know where baryalser is. I think it should be a scandevian country and I don't know why I should care if they are undeveloped or not |
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