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Now that Buhari is the president, to get money to buy Vaseline self na wahala for some people

President Muhammadu Buhari may ask
his predecessor Goodluck Jonathan for
help over latest attacks by a militant
group Niger Delta Avengers on oil
installations.
Daily Trust reports that President Buhari
has invited former president, who is an
indigene of oil-rich Bayelsa, to visit Aso
Rock this week.

The Niger Delta Avengers’ attacks have
caused a key drop in Nigeria’s oil output
from 2.2m to 1.65m barrels per day.
The group has also promised more attacks,
cautioning oil companies in the region to
evacuate their staff.
It is considered that Rivers state Governor,
Nyesom Wike, who yesterday visited the
Aso Rock, discussed the same issue with
the president.

Wike and the Chief of Staff to the
President, Mallam Abba Kyari, left the
president’s office at about 2:30pm without
speaking to reporters.
The militant group rose to world
prominence after claiming responsibility
for two attacks in May.
First, the NDA blown-up a Chevron facility
off the coast of Escravos on May 4. Just
over a week later, another explosion
happened at Chevron Nigeria Ltd.’s
Marakaba line oil facility in Warri.
The Niger Delta lost its ambitions to
power last year when Buhari, a
northerner, defeated Jonathan in
elections.

Jonathan’s government gave the region
political prestige: key ministerial posts,
patronage and the spoils of the oil
industry.
Since inauguration, President Buhari has
endeavored to answer some of his
constituents’ demands by dismantling the
system, eradicating corruption in the oil
industry and reforming it to increase
transparency.

Many of the Niger Delta’s politicians see
this rearrangement of power and revenue
as a loss in a zero-sum game.

source : https://www.naij.com/832611-president-buhari-running-help-jonathan.html?source=index_shared

Buhari

This your source ehn

Bilabong:
then "what" should we marry?

Tailor, Sales girl , public school teacher, restaurant owner like iya sebotimo.....

Kiss Daniel- Mama

cbnileowo42:
Abeq...make dem go challenge buhari for us jere...God punish opc...opc ko..pop ni

Atleast, they better pass some governor wey dey cry cry

That girl must be from Enugu state

What did you expect? do you want him to kill his boys (bokoharam)?

2baba

If we observe BODMAS rule, the answer is 1....I stand to be corrected if wrong

oboy...Science fighting nature since 1960

Taarh...some Nigerians will still stare at it

Lol...

I will vote for kowa party

let me check

Who the predictions help?

The woman was pregnant before the man left. when man came back the woman had given birth but unfortunately,she died
Jeez, ama genius

Noted *cracks fried FROZEN chicken bone*

NO! Yeah. You heard me right

Lol...it is modelling-craft

Mark, those masquerades are "local" ones. The one i'm in charge of requires 200 men before it could be clothed and 300 men to unclothe him *see employment* . Give me facebook and i will give you the masquerade

Thanks to Goodluck Jonathan. He made the voice of the masses to really count in Nigeria

And they say there is no money in Nigeria

The Senate on Wednesday, May 4, resolved to enact a law prescribing death penalty for kidnappers to serve as deterrent and curb kidnapping in Nigeria.
This followed the adoption of recommendations of the report of by the Joint Committee on
Police Affairs, National
Security and Intelligence on the ‘unfortunate reoccurrence of kidnapping and hostage taking’. Although the report had only six recommendations, most of the senators sued for stringent
punishment to serve as deterrent which prompted the addition and adoption of the recommendation for death penalty. The additional recommendation for capital punishment was proposed by Senator Adamu Alliero and adopted by the Senate.
The Senate also adopted the recommendation that the funding of security agencies be taken as a priority project while efforts should be geared to create employment opportunity to our teaming unemployed youths. Senator Dino melaye recommended that kidnapers be hung or face firing squad.The senate president commend the committee.

*speaks in tongues *














*runs out of thread *

Noted

I was in a group chat forum of an app called "Chatimity" in which the members online were discussing about their countries. I don't know the "evil spirit" that prompted me to ask "Anyone being to Nigeria?" .This is the reply I got from one of the members (The last reply)