₦airaland Forum

Sigmundbest:
the only minister wey dey perform, abeg they must find out it's 100 percent true before taking any drastic action, make we no go lose performing minister.

Is04970:
Tunji Ojo did no wrong. Simple.

BadBradley:
it takes a special grace for a woman who is the breadwinner not to be toxic and useless.

Women generally cannot handle power and responsibility.
Here are some of the disadvantages of women with so much money.

* Her Family will not respect you even if you have your own money

* She will not seek your permission before making certain crucial and vital decisions

* Given how vulnerable and easily deceived women are, expect many idle men both family members, neighbours and friends to patronise her with false praises to obtain money grant or gift from her.

* Make no mistake, God made man to protect women not just with physical strength but with a key sense of caution, suspicion, and a bit of conservatism. The more money she has the less likely your control and protection is less.

* When she runs into trouble with her money either being dubbed by family members or friends, it becomes your responsibility to get it back or fight for her but not your responsibility to control how she spends the money.

* Remember making money takes time and effort, the more money she makes the less time she's has at home and the less sex.

* Unlike men, when a woman comes into money she looks down on everyone including her husband except you're way richer than her.

Connected1:
That's the issue bro, it tends to intrude in your family arrangement because they will so bill you to even support her brothers to get married.

It's easy to know you haven't dated one talk more of marriage.

Mayplays:
Hahahahahahaha


Men are something else

CyberWolf:
My annoyance is that a southern president always try as much as possible to get the country working in the midst of looting. But a northerner becomes the president, they loot the country blind without mercy and nobody does anything about it.

SalamRushdie:
Tinubu should take it easy with this one ..no need to throw away the bathwater and baby..This is how Barth Nnaji was removed when he was fixing electricity

Nice123:
Considering the actions of this lady, a 37-year-old youth within her first 8 months in office, it's a stark realization of the state of our nation
At times, I reflect on whether there's any Nigerian, myself included, untouched by corruption, someone who wouldn't embezzle public funds if presented with the chance.

Who shall save Nigeria? The earlier we realised what we are doing to ourselves, the better for us. Clock is ticking, one day monkey go go market e no go return.

Komu1048:
Nawao, politicians want to indict all technocrats in this government so that it will now remain the we-we. Why is it that the efcc search light is beaming on technocrats with few millions while politicians r stealing billions

daygee12:
Because I'm a shareholder of GTBANK and I'm a government official so GTBANK should not take contract from the government?

DesChyko:
There is no law in public service that prevents any public officer from being a shareholder of any company. Except it can be shown how he influenced the award of those funds to the said company, the directors will be more culpable before even the shareholders.

SmartyPants:
Which law was broken?

He is not a director and it was not his ministry awarding the contract. It may be unethical but not illegal.

Tareq1105:
It would not except if the contract is from the Ministry of Interior where he's a minister.

Haaland21:
I think you are mixing things up... As a Minister, no law forbid you from holding shares in a company especially the shares you have gotten before assuming the office.
He said it....he is not involve in the day to day running of the company.

DesChyko:
It will take more than alleging he directly influenced those shares to nail the Minister. He can be a shareholder, there is no crime in that or law against that. But since he is not a director, that's a clean slate for him. The only stain there is their involvement in the Betty Edu business.

However, he must now tread carefully. Nigerians do not take too kindly to public officers' names coming up in cases involving corruption.

ozo13:
Hahahah.we will allow the minister stay for now to teach those that defended peter Obi lessons that he didn't do anything wrong for investing state cash in a private business he has interest in.
The coming days will be interesting.
But I like the way the Ojo man is turning things around in his ministry.

Kido90:
I hope FCCPC doesn't become like Nafdac after the exit of Dora Akunyili? Irekera did marvellously well

U09ce:
FCCPC is a neonate agency, created just about 2 years ago. Despite that, Irukera has managed to project the agency into good limelight. He spearheaded the regulation of loan apps. Me thinks he should have been allowed to serve out his tenure, unless he is found culpable of a crime

DaddyJapan:
I am inclined to agree. Irukera has spearheaded a number of essential reforms in the consumer protection sector.

stepaside1:
These 2 gentlemen are arguably amongst the top 10 competent persons holding public jobs in this country. What have they done to deserve sack? Irukera as federal consumer protection boss recently saw to British American Tobacco paying that huge fine. Okoh on the other hand has been doing some good privatisation work. What on earth are their crimes??

Omihanifa:
Babatunde irukera nah correct man o

Gbadebo19:
Foolish Black Monkey, Read, read, read... Don't just follow conspiracy theories.

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