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Explorers:
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Stick to your interesting posts you don't need to look stupid after all the wonderful things you've done on this forum instead of trolling people and their faith enlighten them with new discoveries

[quote author= post=70632180]Some people (AKA, Children of hate, Troublemakers, Supporters of corruption, haters of good news) gonna sleep with very serious migraine tonight oooo!!! .
Chai!
Chai!
Chai!!
Give them shakushaku tins amiable Governor [/quote]there was no election

CAPSLOCKED:

WHAT I WANT YOU TO KNOW IS THAT PEOPLE CLAIM MIRACLE OCCUR ALMOST IN EVERY RELIGION. EVEN THOSE THAT WORSHIP TREES AND COWS EXPERIENCE MIRACLES. EVEN THE IRRELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE CERTAIN UNEXPLAINABLE THINGS THEY CALL MIRACLES.
THIS DOESN'T VALIDATE YOUR CLAIM FOR THE EXISTENCE OF A "TRUE GOD".

but it validate the claim of supernatural

temitemi1:
The United States has scored the President Muhammadu Buhari administration low, saying corruption is evident across all levels of government.
The observation was stated in the US 2017 Human Rights Report. It said the Federal Government led by Buhari failed to implement laws against corrupt practices.

The report added that although the government took steps to investigate alleged human rights abuses, "impunity remained widespread at all levels of government."


It said in part, "Although the law provides criminal penalties for conviction of official corruption, the government did not implement the law effectively, and officials frequently engaged in corrupt practices with impunity. Massive, widespread, and pervasive corruption affected all levels of government and the security services.

"The constitution provides immunity from civil and criminal prosecution for the president, vice president, governors, and deputy governors while in office."

The report also faulted the operations of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in prosecuting corruption charges. It said the Commission failed to follow due process.

It cited the case of the embattled former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki, who has been in custody of the Department of State Services (DSS) since 2015, despite court orders demanding his release.

The report listed the most significant human rights issues during the year to include: "Extrajudicial and arbitrary killings; disappearances and arbitrary detentions; torture, particularly in detention facilities, including sexual exploitation and abuse; use of children by some security elements, looting, and destruction of property; civilian detentions in military facilities, often based on flimsy evidence."

The list also included, "denial of fair public trial; executive influence on the judiciary; infringement on citizens’ privacy rights; restrictions on freedoms of speech, press, assembly, and movement; official corruption; lack of accountability in cases involving violence against women and children; trafficking in persons; and early and forced marriages."

The report also berated Nigeria's judicial system, saying it was compromised during the period under review.

Interference with judiciary
The US said the executive and legislative arms of government continued to interfere with the judiciary.

It added, "Although the constitution and law provide for an independent judiciary, the judicial branch remained susceptible to pressure from the executive and legislative branches. Political leaders influenced the judiciary, particularly at the state and local levels.

"Understaffing, underfunding, inefficiency, and corruption prevented the judiciary from functioning adequately. Judges frequently failed to appear for trials.

"In addition, the salaries of court officials were low, and they often lacked proper equipment and training. There was a widespread public perception that judges were easily bribed and litigants could not rely on the courts to render impartial judgments.


https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/us-says-massive-corruption-is-evident-under-buhari-id8298644.html


cc; Lalasticlala, Mynd44

watch how zombies curse America that they dream of going to but can't afford due to the meagre sum they earn from BMC

madridguy:
Even as anti-Saraki, am sure he knows the constitution better.

you like him but you can't say so

see how they lined up to bash OP

[quote author= post=70547933]Something that is still up there korokoro?! All liars will go to......[/quote]Lol already you understand what I mean why does it feel like you're Sarrki

[quote author= post=70547695]Saraki? Okay, we don hear.[/quote]I said sarrki

[quote author= post=70543088]Nooooo, don't say that.
These are women, and most of them are old to be mothers and grandmother's of people here.
These are some people mothers, aunties, sisters, grannies, in-laws etc.
Let's watch what we say (our utterances) on social media please, politics aside.
Our advice![/quote]Sarrki won't be happy with your post

adontcare:
Tell them

you can divorce your wife but you Can never divorce your mother...blood is thicker than water

iLoveAnambra:
u must be madd..u said we brag..really we brag.. Mention 10 greatest Igbos u knw that everyone in Nigeria will concur?? Mention??

We brag coz we gat it all..

Enjoy ur thread biko before pesin go call me Afonja or Chino but please Anambra is not ur state level..dont mention de state name in this your useless thread

I knew it that it was a fellow igbo man that will kill this thread. You can't just politely appreciate the thread and create a counter thread I guess you are suffering from inferiority complex

why do you guys always keep your dogs on chain...I can only do that when a visitor is around Fine GSD sha

try dry food with crayfish

emmaak2:
It is barely five months to the next presidential elections in Nigeria. Unlike four years ago, there are no mass visits to Aso Rock Villa to collect inducements to support a desperate reelection bid.
As at this time in 2014, musicians, actors, thugs, militants, ethnic militias, political jobbers, pressmen, comedians, bloggers, market women, traditional rulers, party chieftains, prostitutes, herbalists, pastors, witches and wizards were besieging the presidential villa to receive settlement in order to support the reelection bid of the government that was in power then.
The president himself was hosting some. The then first lady was hosting some. The National Security Adviser became a government ATM. Today nothing of that sort is happening and all of those cretinous characters who enjoyed the booty back then are upset. They're upset because the feeding bottle was removed four years ago. That's why they will NEVER like Buhari. It is no longer business as usual. And I am happy and proud to have been part of the movement that upset the apple cart. No regrets!
If you're still not seeing CHANGE, go get yourself some spiritual glasses. You need them.

but you R still as poor as you were while Buhari and his cohorts are getting richer. M.U.M.U toy soldier

Yoruba and igbos are only united in one thing that's hatred for each other.

Send one at a time

Butterflyleo:
Well LMC with all your principals have looted in 16 years shouldn't be complaining about increasing your salary should they?

Well the LCMs in your group have collected these cash through EFCC so they can/should have enough to give you guys

Butterflyleo:
Go and ask them to increase your pay at LMC because I do not belong to any BMC.

If you are hungry you can also ask LMC to raise you a loan

well I'd advise against that didn't you hear the country is In serious debt already

Butterflyleo:
You mean they pay you for being an LMC? A looters media crew member?

why are you like this no do you know if I want to join you guys

Butterflyleo:
Same way i am allowed to support whoever I wish to support. How does that affect you?

I was trying to understand the rationale behind your post.
So how much do the BMC pay you

Butterflyleo:
Dummy and you had the time to check when I registered but not time to check and see I am more active in the religious section

doesn't matter what you are active in. You're allowed to have other interests aren't you?

Butterflyleo:
Yes we wish to gift him Third-us and no longer Second-us

time of registration March 23 2018

They also give new meaning to the word "bravery."

They feel loss just as any soldier or citizen would.

...and friendship.

They're painfully aware of the concept of sacrifice.

Dogs have served beside humans in the military for centuries, and it's clear that the animals' dedication to the cause is no less than their upright counterparts.


When these service animals pass, they’re given the same send-off that any human soldier would get. If you’re wondering why, or if you think that service dogs are more of a novelty than actual soldiers, you’ll want to see these jaw-dropping and emotional pics.
After seeing them, there won’t be any doubt in your mind that these dogs are soldiers.

We made General Abacha and his governors wait in the rain – Jim Nwobodo

A former governor of old Anambra State, Chief Jim Nwobodo, relives the victory of the Super Eagles in Atlanta Olympics of 1996 and how he saved Kanu Nwankwo from Coach Westerhof.

The Super Eagles won the gold medal in the Atlanta Olympics in 1996 when you were the Sports Minister. Can you share with us the story of what happened then?

They (Super Eagles) beat Japan, beat Brazil and also beat other big teams. That was the time we had wonderful players. You can only know the best team when they go out of the country and play the best teams in the world. Mikel Obi is playing in China and there are other young boys like Alex Iwobi, Ahmed Musa, Kelechi Iheanacho and many others.

There is one thing I like about Nigerian football. Nigerians are football lovers, there is no doubt about that and football has the ability to unite Nigerians.

I remember very well the 1996 event when we played in Atlanta Olympics. Nigeria was a pariah nation. The day we reached the climax was the day Nigeria met Brazil. We had a very strong team, those who were determined to do their best to make Nigeria proud.

Two things happened that day. We got into the field and, in the first half, they (Brazil) were leading Nigeria by 3-1. I sat by the side of then – FIFA President, Joao Havelange, a Brazilian lawyer, businessman and athlete who served as the 7th FIFA President from 1974 to 1998 and I told him we will beat Brazil and he started laughing because we were two goals down.


Half time break pep talk

During the half time break, I went to our boys in the dressing room and called them one by one, starting with Sunday Oliseh, then Daniel Omokachi, Kanu Nwankwo, Jay Jay Okocha, Victor Ikpeba, Celestine Babayaro and others. I urged them not to disgrace me and Nigerians and they assured me that they will beat Brazil. I then called the coach, Clemens Westerhof, who complained that Kanu was not playing well and that he would remove him. I ordered him not to remove the young man. I threatened to sack him if he removed Kanu. He complied with my order and allowed Kanu to play in the second half. In the second half, Okocha scored the second goal, making it 2-3; another goal was scored by Kanu to make it 3-3 and second half ended. In the extra time, we had what is called the golden goal then and, five minutes after, Kanu scored the golden goal and the match ended. Everyone was surprised but God was at work and I heard Him (God) when I said Kanu should not be removed. Kanu became the man of the match. We were excited and many whites and many Africans, who did not know about the Dream Team, started painting themselves in green white green. I was also told that families that were not in talking terms for ten years reconciled because of that match.

Sweet victory

Then – Head of State, General Sani Abacha, who was not in the habit of answering telephone calls, called almost all of us, including my wife. He did not stop there. He had to wait for us alongside some state governors for two days under the rain at the City Gate, Abuja when we returned to Nigeria and that was what that victory did to Nigeria. What a sweet victory!

The second thing that happened was that Chioma Ajunwa told me that she and other Nigerian athletes were yet to be paid their 300 dollars per day on the day she would compete. I saw reason with her but I told her it was a very small amount.   I promised her that I will give her 10,000 dollars if she won a gold medal, she was shocked. I advised her to go for the long jump if she was good at that. Her first jump earned her gold medal for Nigeria and I gave her 10,000 dollars. This thing is about leadership and encouraging people around you.

So, sport, in itself, is something that, if properly developed, will bring the country together. Look at what sport is doing in the world today. If you are a sports administrator, you are known all over the world. FIFA President is bigger that any President in the world. My worry is that Nigeria has not given proper attention to sports.

What is your rating of journalists in Nigeria?

Nigeria has the freest press in the world; journalists write anything and get away with it and they hold people accountable and nobody can fight them. In Nigeria, I can say that we have a very free and strong press. I really don’t see anything wrong with what they are doing, except that they should always get their facts right.

What is your take on employers owing workers?

Any employer that owes his workers should not expect them to be loyal to him. Such could expose workers to temptation because they have to take care of themselves and their families. It is not good to owe your workers; whether they are journalists, footballers, civil servants, you don’t need to owe them. Workers deserve their wages. So it is not good at all. You should do everything possible not to owe your workers.

What about state governments owing workers?


I mean it’s unfair. It is ungodly and unchristian.   If you don’t pay workers, what do you want them to do? In fact, when I was governor, I didn’t have anything as salary arrears. Throughout my stay in Government House, I never owed anybody for one month because one thing you do as a leader is to pay your workers before any other thing. That is the first charge and, from there, you motivate them to work harder.

So, any governor that owes workers for months is not fit to be a governor. Although, some governors have said that the problem about payment of salaries stems from the many problems confronting them, that argument does not hold water because you can still sit down and arrange your budget to make the recurrent less than the capital. You give capital budget priority over recurrent.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/we-made-general-abacha-and-his-governors-wait-in-the-rain-jim-nwobodo/amp/

els0nm0rali:
That wasn't rhetorical bro. That was a statement of fact.

If Nigerian courts acquits a politician be sure a UK court will indict that same politician.

no it means he has good lawyers who can defend him well

After the clampdown on judges and the spotlight on them it would be really difficult especially in a political case involving the government. The truth is they didn't have a case to begin with it was a case of blackmail and Saraki knew he would win. stop making them seem like superhumans

els0nm0rali:
Wow
You guys must be simpletons.
That I despise Saraki doesn't mean that I like Buhari.
Is that too complex for you? Cos I can't break it down further than that.
The politicians you are here defending don't give a crap about you.
To them you are just another fly that can jolly well go feed from a waste bin.
And unless Saraki is your daddy, I'd advice you to quit that nonsense.
Buhari is a slowpoke and Saraki is a ret@rd.
If you argue for any of them, then you are even worse.

I didn't defend anyone I was merely following your rhetoric

els0nm0rali:
How much were you paid to sing Saraki's praises here?

How much were u paid to sing Buhari's praise

els0nm0rali:
What example?

That he bribed judges? Or that he dragged the entire Senate along with him to court each time he was to appear there?

They can only run. They can't hide.

The same way Buhari bribed JEGA