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[quote author=Frodobee ]Dariye na slow learner. Pull a 'Jim Nwobodo' on this people[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]No dhey beg am make him behave again, ICC will whip him to size, na 2016 no be 1983 we dhey.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Nice. If only owners of The Nation Newspaper will explain to us how they looted 900million abi collected from DasukiATM[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Which Abacha loot again? Did he steal. Unless somebody is lying[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Ogbenye abi ogbeni aregbe worry about the living. Let the dead worry about the dead before UNICEF declares emergency in Osun.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]As a muslim e dhey pain me how dis guy dey insult the prophet with his name.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]How shame no dhey catch some people I just don't know[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Fine devil just like his uncle at Aso Rock[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]“He must retool, refocus and aggressively face the social,
economic (fiscal and monetary) problems we have head
on, without letting the anti corruption drive look like a
political distraction,” the cardinal noted. Expressing
disenchantment with the president’s style, Okogie said: “A
snail paced and disordered methodology in governance,
his apparent disdain for judicial authority and decisions, a
lost today found tomorrow 2016 budget debacle, and a
rather rudderless and confused Central Bank with an
unclear monetary policy strategy (inevitably increasing the
economic uncertainties being faced by Nigerians), have set
alarm bells ringing in my mind and in the minds of many
discerning Nigerians.
“Indeed, his perceived discordant relationship with the
leadership of the Legislature has many naysayers
chuckling and remarking that President Buhari’s
government is heading rather naturally, into his comfort
zone – a one man show.”
Okogie also noted that a lot of Nigerians are beginning to
feel that Buhari is fast transforming this nation into a
police state where Mr. President, the EFCC and DSS rule
the day.
His words: “What they say is given lurid headlines in the
media, and it seems to all that some of the defendants/
accused persons are being tried in the press with
information conveniently slipping into the hands of the
press, presumably from the security agencies, even before
such people have been charged to court.” He also frowned
on the President’s refusal to heed court pronouncements
regarding the bail granted to the Director of Radio Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu and former National Security Adviser, Col.
Sambo Dasuki.
He said: “The Pro-Biafran activist, Nnmadi Kanu and the
erstwhile NSA Sambo Dasuki were granted bail by the
courts but such bails were disregarded by the security
agents under Buhari’s watch. Unfortunately, democracy is
difficult and this government must realise that democracy
pervasively coloured with impunity, arbitrariness and high
handedness, cannot be used to fight and correct the
financial impunity and reckless abandon of the previous
administration, even if it is more difficult to do so, the rule
of law must be obeyed and be the order of the day.
“If Buhari wants to leave a creditable legacy come 2019 he
should retool the bureaucracy. For instance, the roof of the
Central Bank is leaking water.
Governors, who arm-twisted Okonjo Iweala into signing
out our reserves held by Central Bank, are today ministers
in the APC government. We are still talking about change
and corruption when old things refuse to pass away! These
political gimmicks can only carry away gullible or naive
Nigerians. President Buhari should beam his flash light on
policies and programmes that will lift up the Masses.
“Existing industries are almost dead and call for urgent
revitalization.
The budget ought to aid solutions to the mass
unemployment, Rural-Urban migration, skewedness in the
distribution of income, abject rural poverty and
industrialization of rural economy.
The 774 local government capitals should be linked to their
state capitals. Even the mind boggling infrastructure
deficits can take the entire tenure to address.
The weakness in the bureaucracy has not been addressed.
Consequently, the problem the APC government is trying
to solve is bound to re-occur because it is treatment of
effect rather than the cause. Causative factors are being
totally ignored or glossedover. Institutional weakness
pervades the MDAs, offices of the Accountant General,
Auditor General and the Central Bank itself.” He observed
that leakages in the economy had remained unnoticed and
unplugged over the last 16 years of uninterrupted
democracy.
“Our Change must change something. How could we
continue to talk of change in a static system? How could we
be talking of change when the same crew are governors,
ministers, senators, and members of the House of
Representatives?
This is a cyclical devolution of power to the same people
who are never out of power! “What sort of change is the
President talking about? When will the youth take over
when even a governor does not take a bow and go? When
shall we plan for the replacement of delinquent
leadership? This is what constitutes change.
Change is not changing from Jonathan to Buhari, Okoie
asked. According to the Cardinal, “Change is behavioural
and pervades all levels of society including the family, the
church, the mosque, schools, market women and business
men. “When we talk of change, we talk of positive-salutary,
healthy growth and development oriented change that cuts
across the entire gamut of the society.
What sort of change is this that ignores the glaring un-
equal distribution of national income?
It is absurd that the same government that is unable to pay
N18, 000 per month to the lowest grade of labour can
afford to pay N1.8 Million per month to anyone in the
economy.
Why must tax payers’ money be used to feed Mr. President
and his family?
“Why must the tax payers’ money be used to buy brand
new exotic vehicles for the legislatures, judges, ministers
and governors when they are heavily paid?
Why don’t they use loan finance and mortgage finance to
buy their cars and houses?
This is also a form of looting and it is the cause of
grounding the economy and calling in IMF spin-doctor all
the time.
Precisely two years ago this same President Buhari
rejected off hand this use of spindoctor to heal the ailing
economy.
He preferred the use of counter trade and inward looking
policies like cutting down cost and flamboyant exotic life
styles.
“Today I am not so sure we have the same Buhari. I do
hope he has not changed all the colours of the rainbow.
The ruling elites are living a luxurious life while the masses
are in abject poverty and yet we are all Nigerians. Enough
of this change-conundrum,”


-Cardinal Wailing Wailer Okogie[/quote]

Our ruling class.

DailyPost:
The President of the Senate, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki (CON) yesterday donates cash to thousands of Parents drawn across the 16 LGAs of Kwara State. The Director-General of Abubakar Bukola Saraki (ABS) Constituency Office, Ilorin, Hon. Abdulwahab Issa, while addressing the beneficiaries disclosed that the fund was meant to assist parents/guardians in paying their Children/wards School or Examinations fees.

In his remarks, The Kwara State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Alh. Ishola B.F advised beneficiaries to use the money judiciously.

Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, Alh. Ibrahim Atanda, Abdullahi Gunu and Mrs Adeola Ibrahim from Kwara Central, Kwara North and Kwara South respectively, all thanked the Senate President for his kind gesture and prayed God to continue to guide and guard him in all his endeavors.

Report From http://www.viviangist.com/bukola-saraki-donates-cash-to-parents-in-kwara-as-financial-assistance

Cc; lalasticlala , mynd44

Nice

[quote author=Frodobee ]So police dey monitor instagram? Hian! Police people must be very hardworking people or jobless.
Anyways, I get kweshon for them, when are they going to arrest those people that lied to us during election.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Buhary sef!
Imagine my master President Buhari is still going ahead with this cow-dungs policy.
Anyway as a rice-tivist, I and our e-masturbaters will defend after all we are paid for it. But Bubu why remove 50kobo from PMS and COT charges only to slam us with #50+4naira charge. Eh? This na satanic gift o, gives you 50kobo on every litre, takes #50naira on every #1000.
Sorry my fellow rice-tivists for breaking our code.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Season of kicking-out. I can't wait for 2019 [/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Fash did it before, Bubu can do it better.
Mr Minister of Lies has asked us( myself and fellow rice-tivists like Ngen to reply you thus: "our amiable President is a man of integrity. It doesn't matter if he budgeted #1B or #1M for website, what matters is that unlike the clueless and corrupt govt of GEJ, Baba will make sure that this #800M will be used for the said website and not diverted to private pockets afterall he will not sign the check himself.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]As a rice-tivist, myself and Ngen... Has been programmed to say 'blame it on GEJ and his cabinet they looted all the Forex and didn't build refineries."
Again, we are programmed as rice-tivists to defend Bubu's need for BMWs and screwed budget while Nigeria grounds. Any opposing voice is branded IPOD or mercifully Wailer![/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]"... I was happy to be a Nigerian, cuz I know that it is only in Countries like Nigeria, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan that stuffs like this can happen. I pity citizens of US, UK, Canada etc."

Exactly how I feel as a rice-tivist. Oh yes, I like it when master Bubu disobey court orders, when Bubu settles scores with his opposition politicians and old time enemies, oh yes he can call people names like 5%s he has every right, he can appropriate 225B without the senate approval he has every right, even to steal a document from the senate( after all he is a military man). Mehn I swear, I love Bubu as a rice-tivist and his military boys has a every damn right to judge and apportion punishment to criminal offenders.

Watch as my fellow rice-tivists like the OP and hate my comment. All join I will keep on licking Bubu's brokos.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Buhar I sef! If he was my boy I would be tired of caning him, by now I would have sold him to slave dealers.
From ICC to ECOWAS and ofcourse Nigerian courts, this man has in 8months reduced Nigeria to a pariah state- 30years back.
I pity those rice-tivists(^^^^) mortgaging Nigeria's democracy and their future while proffessing anti-corruption and masturbating on the senile dicktatorial tendencies of their Lord, the shame and ridicule Nigeria is going thru on the international stage will one day be yours.[/quote]

jusRadical:
'Yeah, the bestest'. :p

The party that will lead us to paradise.-Lies Mohamed

Wait for rice-tivists to teach you economics. They always avoid threads like this.

Buhari sef!

"A top source(or the PA) in the judiciary told Vanguard, last night, that contrary to claims in certain quarters that the CJN was furious with..... The top official(the CJN himself) noted that though there were concerns...."

[quote author=Frodobee ]I am wailing.
Tunde Bakare is wailing.
Fubus are smiling.


To the guy below, I totally concur. To even think that "we" elected this dumbo, gives me shivers.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]And Bayelsans just rejected change abi chain.

Such a dumbo, that can't organize election in one LGA. And his masturbators will unceasingly ask for time to polarize the nation the more.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Ndi ara. Mad animals in govt. Tell me where government will put out this kind of statement knowing fully well they re directly and indirectly endangering her peoples lives.
May their families and those of people who support them receive the type of protection they are given Nigerians.[/quote]

Maybe, who knows? Maybe this government will build six new National Hospitals like GEJ did with Universities.
#over to you Lai.

[quote author=Frodobee ]That is the legacy.
Buhari sef.[/quote]

When I checked the source- Barbaric Muhammed- I said WTF why are you wailing? Are you not the cause?

[quote author=Frodobee ]Funny post.

How about VVF? Advice some paedophiles esp that one that married olosho aisha to stop tearing small pikin kitten. Na grandpapa like them dhey cause small children to turn oloshos.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Ans. 2-in-1. No need for foam or pillow. And mehn they make good wives as far as kitchen is involved.[/quote]

[quote author=Frodobee ]Zombie life is interesting. Where can I sign to have him return the $300k and bulletproof SUV's? (atleast he doesn't need the SUV now) Or probe Sylva, amaechi, tinubu etc?[/quote]

APCLyingBastard:
APC zombies will make for a good video game.

[quote author=Frodobee ]They make a fun read. Read them defending the indefensible makes my day. I've decided this is the place to be when you want to hire a liar or nollywood script writer.[/quote]