Taylor90:
Festus Keyamo can’t from SS

Make them run that guy DNA well he’s from SW

No one from SS behaves like that

kemiomobomi:
This happens only when you have educational qualification but have no skills. How can a person be working under this condition?

I looking for person that will give me loan I didnt apply for - otilo - it is gone

Na so dem call me one day say my friend use me as guarantor, I said, when you share money, you no call me, i m unavailable now

KGBKremlin:


Tinubu is a betrayal he won't last before shettima will take over his place.

BoldBrainz:


No, I won't. I promise.
I do hope you'll pass your own brain to yours?

BoldBrainz:
If they don't want to work, they should resign. We can replace them for half the remunerations they're currently being paid.😁.

Nvestor02:
Tinubu handle every section with cares and wiseness. Imagine he unified naira and world Bank are already praising him for it.

He Removed subsidy and we all see how IMF are also praising him for it predicting that our economy will grow faster than before.

He has paid back some loans that Jonathan borrow.

Now, he has doubled the allocations that every states receive. ( If nothing changes in your state, hold your governor responsible)

Light has been good in my area, if it's not good In Your area, hold your governor for it.

I'm very sure he is cooking new minimum wages for civil servant too.

Acekidc4:


Dey Play 🥱🥱

Former president Olusegun Obasanjo has urged Christians to fully participate in politics in order to “purify” the “corrupt” process.

The retired army general made this known during the 57th annual convention and 67th anniversary of The Gospel Faith Mission International held at the Gospel City, Ogunmakin, on Lagos/Ibadan expressway in Ogun state.

Obasanjo, while speaking on the theme, ‘The Roles of the Church in Nation Building at a Time Like This’, said when there is insecurity, hopelessness, poverty, depression, a time that is not conducive to living, the church must rise up to the occasion as the salt of the world.

“The foundation of election in Nigeria is corruption and you cannot make corruption the foundation of anything for it to be good,” Obasabjo said.

Speaking on the 1999 elections that made him a civilian president, Obasanjo said the two first sad experiences he had were during the local government election where the PDP was totally rejected.

“A few days to the election, they said to me where is the money for the police, money for INEC, I said no money, money for DSS.”

Obasanjo noted he did not make money available as he felt all government agencies should have been paid towards discharging their duties.

nepapole:
I agree

Kingsleyodafe2:



Why don't you just check all your post and thread and ask yourself if you are a friend of your own country and patriotic or you are just a bitter IPOB

sreamsense:


Popularity that couldn't win him even second position in election. Are you really saying he is the foundational architect of beer parlour industries that indirectly empowers Ipob/esn and aid in boosting insecurity in Anambra?

Kingsleyodafe2:



Tinubu is not fighting a war

Nigeria is not fighting a war

ECOWAS, ECOMOG are fighting the war


ECOWAS have reserve military for such Military action, drawn from 15 members country



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Ningi emphasized, “He has the right to ask (for permission), but the Constitution has stipulated some conditions. For him to ask the Nigerian Armed Forces to go into war, there needs to be a joint sitting, not only the Senate but the National Assembly.

The lawmaker representing Bauchi Central Senatorial District, Senator Abdul Ningi, has expressed the need for a joint National Assembly session before deploying Nigerian Armed Forces for war.

He noted that the Senate told President Bola Tinubu to rule out war as part of moves to restore democracy in the Niger Republic.

The lawmaker stated this during an interview on Channels TV.

Ningi emphasized, “He has the right to ask (for permission), but the Constitution has stipulated some conditions. For him to ask the Nigerian Armed Forces to go into war, there needs to be a joint sitting, not only the Senate but the National Assembly.

“He sent us a letter enumerating what is happening in ECOWAS, and we read it, and we told him point blank that war is off the table, deal with other issues.”

Senator Ningi praised ECOWAS for their endeavours to address the political upheaval in the Niger Republic, stating coups are unacceptable, “There is nothing under or above the table that should attract a coup.”

Highlighting the deep-rooted bond between Nigeria and Niger, Ningi observed that both nations are nearly identical, separated only by colonial-era boundaries.

He underscored the closeness by mentioning the use of the naira as legal tender in Niger.

While recognizing the need to address the coup, Ningi advocated for solutions beyond military intervention.

Lanretoye:
Una go still write letter again if e pain una.i graduate for lasu,dem dey hold federal government responsible for my academic activities...

Yet, only days after the court’s subpoena, Tinubu counteracted with a motion aimed at restraining the court from disclosing his academic details.

ABUJA, Nigeria — Timi Frank, a vocal political activist and former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has lambasted the United States for allegedly exhibiting double standards concerning the release of Chicago State University academic records of Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu.

“Actions taken seriously in the US turn into a farce when it concerns Nigeria,” Frank declared, urging President Tinubu to permit the US university to unveil his academic documents to a Nigerian court, provided he has no skeletons in his academic closet.

The rising tension stems from a recent legal move. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar sought President Tinubu’s academic records from Chicago State University.

Yet, only days after the court’s subpoena, Tinubu counteracted with a motion aimed at restraining the court from disclosing his academic details.

Frank expressed grave concern, stating, “It’s shocking that a sitting President, who vowed to maintain the office’s dignity, would aim to muzzle the U.S. judiciary through frivolous tactics unknown to their Justice department.”

Drawing parallels to the rigorous justice system in the U.S., he referenced former U.S. President Donald Trump’s extensive legal scrutiny, questioning why Tinubu wasn’t held to a similar standard.

“If Trump’s information is divulged by agencies like the CIA and FBI, why is the US aiding potential secrecy in Nigeria?”

Frank further emphasized, “When a subpoena is issued, it demands respect. For those who aspire to lead Nigeria, scrutiny by Nigerians is the least expected.”

Casting doubts on U.S. objectivity, he pointed out that when it comes to America’s interests, they “underplay matters that would never be downplayed in their own land,” jeopardizing their credibility in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

President Tinubu’s reluctance to disclose his academic information, arguing U.S. privacy laws from 1974 protect him, has raised eyebrows and stirred debate over his real identity and qualifications.

Frank concluded by asserting faith in the U.S. justice system, expressing hope for a fair and transparent judicial proceeding.

“All eyes are on the U.S. as this unfolds. A clear resolution could restore faith in international transparency and trust.”

UtuokeAlcoholic:
That means he is a genius. Someone that started his formal education directly from a university and was able to perform/graduate in flying colors. Can we find such a genius in the whole of your generation who can start his studies directly from a university without having any prior educational foundation (primary and Secondary)? Such a genius is only baba Tinubu, the president, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Ikaeniyan0:
Yes, I prefer the brain of a man who graduated with a first class in CSU, worked for companies like mobil, became a senator and a governor and now a president to that of your daddy.

MadamExcellency:


You can block someone on Twitter and Facebook but you are meant to swallow all the hate from every troll and bigot on Nairaland. It's unfair.