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Iddoooooooiiiiiiiiitttttttttttt posters


if you know the name of theif - what are you going to do about it.

In this country, corruption thrives because we love it - simplus

later father like son

Foolish Nigerians


U.k spent roughly N19,180,000,000.00 per km to turn a 3 lane expressway to 4 lane - The entire stretch was 35km and it gulped N671,300,000,000 and yet Nigeria wants to fix the whole country 3 times the size of uk with 1.2 trillion N - I laugh in fresh air

Give or take 1.2 trillion will only fix btw 62 and 100km of roads

You nigerians are foools - This money i go chop am .

it is for election.

See all these iddoooooots posters shouting - How the hell are we going to finance next elections. The truth is 1.3 trillion cant fix anything

beaf roast:
@GeneralGEJ,
i dey feel you die.

it seems out of all the mumu Nigerians - only u get sense - Ok i will appoint u as minister - which post u fit handle

FRESH air for life.

Another useless article to raise the hopes of foolish nigerians. nobody is refunding jack. Most of the monies was used to finance my election, Nigerian idioooooootss, where do u think otedola got 1 billion he donated to my party during the last election. The question you should ask yourselves idiooots is that have they refunded any of followiing

1. haliburtion money
2 power probe money
3 and many probe stolen money

haaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

see fools asking a foolish question - I have used your head as i used the IBo's head to vote for me. 2015 i will be glad to use all heads again

idiooooooooooooooootttttttttttts

[size=20pt]beaf - Please Come and lick my A55 - i HAVE parked the 1600 buses around my ballz and a55 area.

wating for u - Reuben and Reno have just finished licking [/size]

haters  - phock y all


Beaf  - pls come and lick my A55

Beaf:
Instead of pursuing the loan case, the EFCC should have looked into the torchlight one. That one contains clear evidence of inflated contracts, taking a loan is perhaps abuse of office, but it is not a crime.
I am sure the inflated contracts case is still alive.

Bankole MUST not go scott-free.

STFU - BOY come and lick my A55 -

you dont know Nigeria - We like corruption and it will continue to thrive as long me your father is in power.

Wily2wily:
You see, court don free Yoruba Thieves, kei

Your father is a thief -


Everybody shout Fresh Air.

They are mad - how dare them. Nigeria money is my money

Beaf:
So they acoount for like 53% of imports and 47% of subsidy shiit?
The truth will come out about if they are criminals or not.

STFU - COME and lick my a55 boy - why do u like talking shit . how can onado be 53% when NNPC import at least 60% of the country fuels. The corruption is at NNPC , for example , NNpc have their tank farms but they have decided to store their fuel in rented tank farms - does that make sense.

phock au - who needs them - I have Beaf licking my A55

Party of losers

beaf - stfu - come and lick my a55 - i have more inside info for you.

Ibos don't want to me to dialogue with BK, who cares about ibos, I have to save my own skin

noise makers

if Mend terrorists can come out and collect money why not Boko haram

in nigeria money talks

What is population of South Africa + Kenya combined - what a shame for Nigeria , seriously lacking in infrastruture .


I am sure most of the twitters come from  Lagos state

The first Twitter map of Africa shows the social network is forging links between smartphone users from Cape Town to Cairo while, with a few exceptions, political and business leaders are yet to get the hang of tweeting.

More than 11.5m geographically pinpointed tweets originating on the continent during the last three months of 2011 were analysed by Portland Communications's Kenya office and media platform Tweetminster.

Africa's biggest economy, South Africa, generated the most tweets with over 5m, more than double second placed Kenya's 2.48m. Then came Nigeria (1.67m), Egypt (1.21m) and Morocco (0.75m).

Rwanda, which has invested heavily in information technology, produced nearly 100,000 tweets – way more than its giant and impoverished neighbour, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with 2,408.

The map also shows that thousands of people are now using Twitter in less "wired" countries such as Angola, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Mali, Niger and Sudan.

The research, How Africa Tweets, also carried out a survey of 500 of Africa's most active tweeters. It found Twitter in Africa is fast becoming an important source of information on a continent with few guarantees of press freedom.

The average age of African tweeters is between 20 and 29 years old, compared to the worldwide average of 39 years old. Some 57% of tweets from Africa are sent from mobile devices, including BlackBerrys and iPhones.

Toby Shapshak, editor of Stuff magazine in South Africa, said: "Africa is a mobile-first continent. There are more people with phones than PCs."

Twitter is widely used for social conversation, with four in five of those polled saying they mainly used it for communicating with friends. But more than two in three of those polled said they use Twitter to monitor news. More than one in four uses it to search for job opportunities.

How Africa Tweets found that Twitter is helping to form new links within Africa. The majority of those surveyed said that at least half of the Twitter accounts they followed were based on the continent.

But the companies behind the research said few African business and political leaders have joined the continent's Twittersphere.

Mark Flanagan, Portland's partner for digital communications, said: "One of the more surprising findings of this research is that more public figures have not joined Africa's burgeoning Twittersphere.

"With some notable exceptions, we found that business and political leaders were largely absent from the debates playing out on Twitter across the continent. As Twitter lifts off in Africa, governments, businesses and development agencies can really no longer afford to stay out of a new space where dialogue will increasingly be taking place."

Rwanda's president Paul Kagame is a notable exception when it comes to leaders' Twitter abstinence, as is South African president Jacob Zuma, although his most recent post was on 8 January. "It feels good to be here in Mangaung," it reads. "I wouldn't have it any other way. The ANC is great."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jan/26/african-twitter-map-continent-connected#

missed it - where i fit watch am

That is what i have telling you people - every phocking Nigerian is corrupt

it is 1160 tankers and not 100,000 for 35million litres

check your maths again -

olodo

phock y all and cnn

Beaf:
Source.

Even this my a55 licker is asking for source.  I have sacked him. U have not been eating my sh1t well

Subsidy payments so far - 1.7 trillion Naira - Dec 2011 - More bills expected

ezeagu loves Nigeria so much that he cant let go and would like to create another mini nigeria and this time the ibos will take the place of the Northerners -born to rule mentality in that mini nigeria.

Abagworo:
Ezeagu you need to calm down a little bit and understand where I'm coming from. Your "Ikwerre is Igbo" and "Okrika is Ijaw" remains another big problem in the waiting for your proposed country. In fact the country will be worse than Nigeria.

Dont worry he is deaf - Call an ikwerre man an igbo man - he will almost kill you. Tell a kalabari or Okrika man same thing - that is instant mortuary.

Ok you win , you can have your empire - when can i start work.

ezeagu:
Nice try at diversion. Try again, maybe with a different account the next time. A hardcore Ijaw mocking Goodluck Jonathan. Wonders, do they end?

Lol  - I will say again  -  Ijaws are not the only ones in the ND  - we have others like eleme ,okrikika , Ikewere and many others .   I am not Ijaw

lol

This ibo Emperor is looking for slaves to build the ibo empire  - na waa  ooo -  we surely dont want forced marriage - Are u not tired of Nigeria   -  ol boy i think you should  find workers from the yoruba tribe.  Any moves to force non ibos regions in ND to join biafra will be violently rejected.