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This must be the handwork of an Agbado miscreant

Always comparing darkness to light 🙄

I'm super sure OP is a Ronu miscreant that supports evil over good in broad daylight.

You need to visit the past to predict the future. Where are the past Tecno flagships? 🙄

Samsung galaxy Note 10 is still relevant till today. What happened to old Transsions?

Tufiakwa!

The bull season is upon us. Don't wait for the future!

I'm picking these tokens SWELL and DYM on futures long term gain.
5 to 10x leverage is good

SWELL is more volatile so use DCA

Dem don ban me tire because of links. I'll be searching out for more and posting on the telegram group in my signature.
Some Airdrops will do well too

chiagozien:
I don't know why known liars and revisionists are always trying to fool themselves.

This lies have be disputed so many times here

Below is how Goodluck run his government.👇👇


Top 5 Positions
President: Goodluck Jonathan - Bayelsa

Vice President: Namadi Sambo - Kaduna

Senate President: David Mark - Benue

Speaker: Aminu Tambuwal - Sokoto

Chief Justice of Nigeria: Aloma Mukhtar - Kano (Succeeded by Mahmud Mohammed - Taraba)

Note: No Igbo among the top 5 positions.

Military Positions
Chief of Defence Staff: Air-Vice Marshall Oluseyi Petinrin - Osun (Succeeded by Vice-Admiral Ola Ibrahim - Kwara and later Succeeded by Alex Badeh - Adamawa)

Chief of Air Staff: Air Marshal Mohammed Umar - Kano (Succeeded by Air-Chief Marshall A.S. Badeh - Adamawa and later Succeeded by Air Vice Marshall Adesola Amosu - Lagos)

Chief of Naval Staff: Real Admiral Ola Ibrahim - Kwara (Succeeded by Rear Admiral Dele Ezeoba - Delta and later Succeeded by Rear Admiral Usman Jibrin - Kogi)

Chief of Army Staff: Lieutenant-General Azubuike Ihejirika - Abia (Succeeded by Lieutenant-General Kenneth Minimah - Rivers)

Paramilitary
Inspector General of Police: Mr Hafiz Ringim - Jigawa (Succeeded by Mr Mohammed Abubakar - Nassarawa and later Succeeded by Mr Suleiman Abba - Jigawa)

DG SSS: Ita Ekpeyong - Cross Rivers

Customs Comptroller: Abdulahi Dikko Inde - Katsina

Immigration: Rosemary Uzoma - Imo (Succeeded by David Parradang - Plateau)

Nigerian Prisons: Aminu Saleh - Bauchi (Succeeded by Peter Ekpendu - Imo)

NSCDC: Ade Abolurin - Ogun

National Intelligence Agency: Ayo Oke - Oyo

FRSC: Osita Chidoka - Anambra, Appointed by Obasanjo in 2007 and later Succeeded by Boboye Oyeyemi - Kwara

CBN Governor
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi - Kano (Succeeded by Godwin Emefiele - Delta)

Head of Service of the Federation
Oladapo Afolabi - Oyo (Succeeded by Danladi Kifasi - Taraba)

Minister of Finance
Olusegun Aganga - Lagos (Succeeded by Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala who had Coordinating Minister of Economy to her portfolio - Abia

Secretary General of the Federation
Anyim Pius Anyim - Ebonyi

Chief of Staff
Mike Oghiadomhe - Edo (Succeeded by Maj Gen Jones Arobofa (Rtd) - Ondo

Minister of Petroleum
Diezani Alison-Madueke - Bayelsa



Breakdown of Cabinet[/b]
Of President Jonathan’s 42 ministers, there were only 12 women compared to 30 men. The North had 22 ministers to the South’s 20. The South-East produced only five ministers. North-West and South-South top the ladder with eight ministers each while South-West, North-East and North-Central each has seven ministers.

Breakdown By Zones
South-South
The south-south produced the Majority Leader of the Senate, Chief of Staff, CBN Governor and six core ministries – Works, Petroleum, Niger Delta Affairs, Science & Technology, Culture & Tourism and Lands & Housing.

North West
The North-West, produced the Vice President, Chief Justice of Nigeria and Speaker of the House of Representatives and was in charge of six core ministries -Defence, Mines & Steel Development, National Planning, Education, Environment and Sports.

South East
The South-East produced five core ministers – Finance & Economy, Labour, Aviation, Health and Power in addition to having the Deputy Senate President, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Secretary to the Government of the Federation.

North Central
The North-Central in addition to producing the Senate President and President of the Court of Appeal, got five core ministries such as Interior, Justice, Youth Development, Information & Communication and Water Resources.

South West
The South-West which produced Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, was in-charge of five core ministries, namely: Foreign Affairs, Trade & Investment, Police Affairs, Agriculture & Natural Resources and Communication Technology. Jones Arobofa spent GEJ last year as Chief of Staff after the resignation of Mike Oghiadomhe.

North East
North-East produced Deputy Chief of Staff, and only three core ministers – Transport, FCT and Women Affairs.

Other Appointments
The North-West and South-South also led the park in appointments into top positions such as service chiefs and leading government agencies with nine slots each. The South-East has eight; North-Central, seven; South-West five; and North-East, two. Figuratively, out of 865 top positions, North-West has 218 (25%); North-Central cornered 154 (17.80%), North-East, 139 or 16.07 %; South-South, 158 (18.27%), South-West, 167 or 19.31%; and South East 123 slots (14.22 %).

Evidence from Vanguard Newspapers see link
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/how-nigeria-is-shared-under-jonathan/amp/




Judiciary
President of the Court of Appeal: Ayo Salami - Kwara (Succeeded by Zainab Bulkachuwa - Gombe)

Supreme Court Judges by Jonathan
Hon. Justice N. S. Ngwuta, South East, Justice of Court of Appeal, Hon. Justice Mary Peter-Odili, South East, Justice of Court of Appeal and Hon. Justice O. Ariwola, South West, Justice of Court of Appeal.

See Supreme court link below
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/05/jonathan-nominates-odili-2-others-as-s-court-justices/amp/

Appeal Court Judges Appointed by GEJ
Hamma Barka (Gombe State), Joseph Jella (Taraba), Bitrus Sanga (Bauchi State), Muhammed Mustapha (Borno), Yargata Nimpar (Gombe), Sa’idu Hussein (Kogi) and Mudashiru Oniyangi (Kwara), Amina Wambai (Niger), Rilwan Abdullahi (Nasarawa), Tani Hassan (Kano), Muhammed Shuaibu (Jigawa), Kadi Alkali (Kaduna), Jamilu Tukur (Katsina), Paul Elechi (Ebonyi) and Ugochukwu Ogakwu (Enugu), Nonyerem Okoronkwo (Imo), Joseph Ekanem (Akwa Ibom), F.E. Oho (Delta), Abimbola Adejumo (Edo) and Bolokuromo Ugo (Bayelsa), Biobele Georgewill (Rivers), Oludotun Adefope-Okojie (Ogun), Misitura Bolaji-Yusuf (Oyo), Olubunmi Oyewole (Osun) and O.E. Williams-Dawudu (Lagos).

See Evidence of the Appeal Court Appointment in the link below:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/156906-jonathan-approves-appointment-25-new-appeal-court-judges.html?tztc=1

Don't mind the fools. Like Bubu like Balablue.
The only thing they know is to spin lies without proof

Manchester United playing draws with Chelsea

They just love Okra soup 🍲

Exousiang01:
It's not profit based.
Government bears the running cost yet citizens pay for the hospitals globally.
I believe the money is thrown into trash cans....
If the government bears the running cost and they are not for profit generation why do people still pay for the services.
I don't think you listened to yourself.
yet you question other people's education.
Come to UK and just walk into any hospital and get treated for free because government bears the running cost let's see.
If you have stepped out of your local government you would know better.

I no get your time. I schooled in a federal government college know as Unity schools. What we pay for fees is just basic needs like feeding, books etc. Tuition fees was not included so we paid lesser than others. If you visit government hospitals, they pay fees but it's cheaper compared to private hospitals.
In other countries globally, tuition fees for public institutions are cheaper than private institutions.

Exousiang01:
NOT A PROFIT MAKING VENTURE.
I NEVER TALKED ABOUT PROFIT I AM TALKING ABOUT THE RUNNING COST, YOU OBVIOUSLY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THAT...

WE ARE TALKING BASIC ECONOMICS YOU ARE BRINGING POLITICS IN.....

THIS IS WHY I KEEP SAYING MOST OF YOU NIGERIAN GRADUATES ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO HAVE MORE THAN AN SSCE CERTIFICATE

You ended up confusing yourself. Running costs are incurred by the government as part of their social responsibility. We have public schools, hospitals globally not just in Nigeria. Government bears the cost for social benefits of the people.

Here in Nigeria, government is wasting money on irrelevant expenses yet you want them to pass on their basic responsibilities to the citizens. 🙄🙄

If you're truly educated as you claim, something is wrong.

Exousiang01:
A term is 3 months.
Can N100k feed your child for 3 months.
We haven't talked about managing the facilities, paying the teaching and management staff...
Many of you talk from your assess.
zero knowledge of basic economics.

The school fees should be subsided but if we are to go by this your calculations, then the school fees need to be increased above N100k

Model schools are run by the government and not a profitable venture. We have unity colleges over the country subsidized as well.
If they're to increase fees to 100k and above, how is it different from schools run for profit? It's like state teaching hospitals and other private hospitals.

What exactly are they benefitting from the government? The people in government enjoyed free education and other incentives during their time, why can't they do same for others?

I believe you're an Agbado supporter no need to engage you further on this. Infact they should increase the fees to 500k to match with others and generate revenue. The government of the day is interested in generating revenue at all costs. Milk them dry!

Robnectar:
Hope u didn't lose much bro, sorry

Person wey lose 80% no lose much?
It was bloody but we've moved on