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![]() [size=18pt] "Brainless Baba Buhari" (BBB).[/size] We know him here as #BABAONECHANCE ![]() Baba bi yen ![]() |
Caseless:just wait a bit... too early to weep now. |
sorry. ![]() |
ok. we are watching and the gods shall deal with you if you fail. |
Congrats Prof. Osunbade ![]() |
IYANGBALI:Address your comment to Mr. Buhary, I adopted that name from him. @ Prof. Osunbade. ![]() |
Interesting development... Please pity Buhary age. |
Prof. Osunbade well done! Tinubu, you see your life ? ![]() |
Let us see... @ Baba One CHANCE |
I no envy Buhary. He should be prepared to tell lies per seconds after May 29th. |
Truckpusher:I like this your proverb oooo. ![]() |
why ? |
chai, trekking madness spreading like wildfire. no be una fault, na baba one chance cause am. |
Bad company corrupts good manners. I pity the END of Buhary ![]() |
The conspiracy theories surrounding the missing Chibok girls still lingers. One day Nigerians will hear the real and true story surrounding the kidnap incident. - Was there any kidnap in the first place or just an arranged relocation of the girls? - If there was a kidnap, are the figures given accurate? - Who and who are culpable in the whole missing girl’s episode? Nigeria and her scriptwriters should know that there is no secret under the heavens. |
BOOHARY Govt. will be interesting... ![]() |
omenka:hope u know the meaning... ? |
Nigeria is a FRAUD! It is a wise man who said that there is no greater inequality than the equal treatment of unequal's. - Felix Frankfurter |
[size=18pt]Buhari may wish he did not win the 2015 elections when the reality of our economic situation sets in. In his December 2014 Channels Television interview, Buhari said he was going to “stabilise the oil market”. The General will learn soon enough that today’s oil market is a buyers’ market.[/size] @ BABAONECHANCE |
omenka:Did you see me weeping ? So, you admit the grandpa is BABA-ONE-CHANCE ? Anyway, too early to engage One CHANCE Team, May 29th is the starting point. Until then, enjoy your zobo. |
Only the criminals weep... Let us give Baba One Chance a chance. |
okoloikenna:You did not see this name in the news ? Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has he ever told a single truth in his entire life ? Must they complain and accuse on every subject ? APC and caricature are Siemen twins. ![]() |
APC and continuous accusation ... I hope you would be able to accuse yourself by yourself when yourself begin to derail. nonsensical nonsense. ![]() |
RIP, ![]() Nigeria, stop killing your future leaders. |
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MichaelSokoto:You be God ? ![]() |
MichaelSokoto:You are noticed, enjoy your reign... |
I pity my Yoruba people, supporting the almajiris, and quick to castigate GEJ and his government with annoying comments. ![]() Instead of peace, do you people prefer war ? Nigeria fighting self-inflicted war since 2010, another one is brewing. I am sure that God will deliver Nigeria one day, either through peaceful separation or allowing individual resource control. Enough of parasitic amalgamation. |
welcome development... |
The immediate past Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has said the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, may consider granting amnesty to corrupt politicians who are ready to return stolen funds. He, however, said Buhari’s promise to extend hands of friendship across the political divide in his acceptance speech shortly after winning the poll, does not mean that he would not prosecute corrupt government officials who served in the President Goodluck Jonathan administration. Fayemi said this during a programme on BBC titled, HardTalk, which was monitored by our correspondent on Monday. He said although the All Progressives Congress government would bring all corrupt government officials to book, amnesty may be considered as “a form of incentive” for corrupt persons who voluntarily come out to return stolen funds. He said the APC government would use all means to ensure that justice and fairness were established. He said, “Corruption is not going to be dealt with by punishment alone. It is also going to be dealt with by incentives to those who are prepared to have a conversion. If you come voluntarily and say, look, I have stolen some money and I am prepared to return the money, Gen. Buhari would not say no to that.” Asked whether granting amnesty to those who are willing to return stolen funds was not a breach of criminal laws and justice, Fayemi added another condition, “if our processes and procedure are dealt with, we will definitely look at that.” The former governor added, “Returning the funds is a form of justice to Nigeria because those funds will now be available for the teeming population. There would be a range of options for dealing with corruption but that does not mean that justice will not take its full course. “Buhari said he would not interfere with the judicial process and that if anyone is found guilty of malfeasance or corruption then that the law would take its course. Buhari didn’t mention any individual but anyone who is found guilty or who behaved badly in terms of corruption would be brought to face the law.” http://www.punchng.com/politics/buhari-may-consider-amnesty-for-corrupt-politicians-fayemi/ |
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