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Politics › Re: Buhari To Return 2016 Budget To NASS Over Missing Projects by Ghandi12: 5:00am On Apr 10, 2016*

aresa:
Many of them are APC on paper, but still PDP by birth and mentality....

Mr. Aresa I see you are very loyal APC partyman. Please advice your party principals they are speedily going into political extinction if people's mood across the nation continues this way.

1. APC, especially the Presidency allowed Saraki and PDP take control of the NASS - a very costly mistake for the President to travel eve of this election.
2. APC and the Presidency have failed to expeditiously dislodge Saraki - poisonous mistake as the President is still traveling leaving many important things unattended.
3. APC and Presidency have failed to keep in touch with the source of their strength - the talakawas.
4. The Presidency has not demonstrated expected bite in decision-making, implementation, enforcement and monitoring.

No serious leader keeps rebels around long enough to cause avoidable damages.

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Politics › Re: Chief Don Etiebet Visits Buhari by Ghandi12: 4:35am On Apr 10, 2016

This is one of the reasons we are not moving forward. Too much time and energy are being expended on things that concern "the few" while the critical elements of our collective existence are being neglected.

This government soared on the wings of the poor masses to defeat PDP but 1 year later it has failed to urgently and deliberately pay them back.

The masses are now more politically enlightened and people will be giving their votes and support according to their personal well-being.

Expectedly, elections being held at this time are favoring the opposition. If the issues of fuel scarcity, power failure and job losses are promptly addressed today many people will still keep fate with this government.

Politics › Re: FG To Publish Names Of Treasury Looters by Ghandi12: 4:04am On Apr 10, 2016

opalu:
Have been waiting for the list of those who returned back our money.

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Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity: Occupy Nigeria Plans Protests by Ghandi12: 12:36pm On Apr 09, 2016

In the past protests like this are best organized by the labour union but these days the leadership of labour appear to have been pocketed by government.

This government in its short span has very deadly human-right record against protests I will not advise anyone involve in any protest not organized by labour union.

Politics › Re: Nigerians Have You Forgotten This? by Ghandi12: 12:21pm On Apr 09, 2016

We need a revolution badly

Politics › Re: I Feel Your Pains And I Will Not Disappoint You, Buhari Tells Nigerians by Ghandi12: 12:11pm On Apr 09, 2016

Deen77:
Do you no we are starting from zero, ask those that knows about economy.
If for 16 years we are importing petroleum without looking for solution to produce locally wasting our foreign exchange on importation.
How can we grow as a nation been an import depending country. Wasted all d Oil boom on importation and subsidies.

Bro please stop this 16 years excuse. We heard it on the first month of this government inauguration and 1 year later the excuse is still being sold. We matched, campaigned and voted for this government but we are not blind to see their inefficiencies, misplaced-priorities, waste, in-actions, in sensitivities, over-celebration and hero-worshiping.

Today, we are still earning from oil and these resources still being wasted on things that only concern the few government officials. It has been revealed Mr. President and Governors overseas trips are ALWAYS done in dollars and this usually runs into hundreds of thousand dollars. Even the first family have been pictured using foreign-made goods that are not cheap.

It took Mr. President 6 months to announce his cabinet - but the list when released showed he could have done that in two weeks.

We trusted and voted PMB to solve the 16 years problem not to be telling us what we already know. If his government continue reminding us the problem is 16 years old they are indirectly telling us we trusted the wrong guys.

Politics › Re: I Feel Your Pains And I Will Not Disappoint You, Buhari Tells Nigerians by Ghandi12: 10:44am On Apr 09, 2016

Sorry Uncle Lai. Baba and his government are not feeling our pains.

While we do not have jobs or getting laid-off Baba's nieces are being secretly employed in top positions in CBN.
While we cannot get small forex to sustain our small businesses Baba and friends get all the dollars to travel; Baba's children have their school fees paid in hard currencies from our sweat - Baba was even alleged to have said its a tough luck for those of us outside government.
Herdsmen kill everyday everywhere and Baba has never said anything about this menace.
How can Baba be feeling our pains when Baba's government has already concluded plans to tax us more (TV, phone-calls, house-maids etc).

Your government has not even solved a single major social menace that we could look at and perhaps trust your words again.

You always tell us to exercise patience but what single sacrifice is Baba or anyone in his government making in this though time. Have you reduced your fat salaries and allowances? Have you stopped using our sweat to fund your children education? Have you given out redundant cars in your convoy and garage to less-privileged Nigerians? Your "trust-worthy" government wants to give grants to employed yet demanding down-payment up to N25,000.

You people have no ideas what we are feeling.

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Politics › Re: Nigerian Senator Salary Structure: How Much Does A Nigerian Senator Earn? by Ghandi12: 12:44am On Apr 09, 2016

enlightenedmind:
i have said it so many times no one will listen Scrap NASS. they do not have a use. they add no value. they were created so that every town in this country will have a say and be represented but obviously they do not even know what their job is. What do they do? Seriously, What do senators do on Monday mornings when every one is in the office? Gather and talk about things that do not really matter and no one cares about really. What we want they dont know. Scrap NASS.

Thank God for Saraki trial at CCT - now we know what constitutes the more than 70% recurrent expenditure we have been recording in our annual budgets since 1999.

I hope people with access to all the data can break down the national spending figures since 1999. The percentage of recurrent expenditures that go to salaries, allowances and up-keep of the President, Vice-President, Ministers and the National Assembly.

For instance the NASS is made-up of 469 elected officers while the Executive arm of government is made up of roughly 36 Ministers, the President, the Vice President and other public staff.

It will be a great idea to know the exact number of all these public servants and what % of the recurrent expenditure go to them. Past Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Senate-President and Speakers have unacceptably fat pension packages. These people are just the few of us yet they take the largest share leaving over 170 million people to fight for crumps.

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Politics › Re: Smart Adeyemi Defects To APC, Says Buhari Is Doing Well by Ghandi12: 11:33pm On Apr 08, 2016

What other evidences do the youths need to stop fighting for these people. (APC=PDP). Please expend your energy on improving your personal well-being - stop dying for politicians, they do not care about anybody.

Politics › Re: 5% Value Added Tax Too Low – Osinbajo by Ghandi12: 11:24pm On Apr 08, 2016

Yesterday Oyo state Governor said to civil servants and I quote " ...we have to reduce your salaries...you cannot continue collecting the same salaries when the price of oil has fallen to $38/barel..."

But President Buhari salaries and allowances have not been reduced to reflect the current economic situation of the nation - in fact Mr. President (like Senator Saraki) has enjoyed very fat pension and allowances up to the period he started serving as civilian president. His family education, feeding and medicals are provided for in his packages as a serving President and a retired HOS/General. Where are the tax details on these fat emoluments.

Our 36 state Governors have open-cheque spending called security vote (usually in billions of naira) - since 1999 they never account for this money and nobody ever asked them. As at today there has not been any talk by RMAFC to review Governors or lawmakers take-home to reflect the economic situation.

They never talk about reducing their millions and billions or increasing taxes on the rich but every-time they always come for the poor (but our Vice President preaches Jesus).

Today Bill gate posted 2 economic indices from Nigeria on his twitter handle to underscore the fact that the Nigeria is still very rich but with incredibly high level of poverty. The man, like other foreigners, is confused why we are so hungry when all he sees is big money.

They have decided to keep us down - their salaries and allowances are in millions with some running into billions but they only want to increase taxes on N18k minimum-wage guys. They want to tax us more to keep-up their high life, pay their children salaries in CBN amd FIRS, and travel the globe with their families.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Not Rely On Oil- Osinbajo by Ghandi12: 9:51am On Apr 08, 2016

Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo has advocated that for the nation to move forward, the Federal and State Government must reduce dependence on sharing revenue made from oil sale.
Osibanjo spoke at the Economic Forum organized by the Nation Newspapers in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria on Thursday.

“We must look beyond oil because it disturbs us from looking to other sector. In order to move the country forward, we must reduce the Federal Government and state dependence on sharing revenue made from oil sales...

With all due respect, what practical steps has the Presidency taken to reduce the nation dependence on oil? The nation spending plan (Budget 2016) as submitted to the NASS does not reflect prioritization of Agriculture and Solid Minerals (for example) over Oil and Gas. Now that the Presidency has taken delivery of the detail of passed 2016 Budget can we have this document in public domain.

“The foundation for a strong economy demands that we have appropriate fiscal policies that will help the country that is arising from a [b]very low rate of VAT and a low taxpayer’s base[/b]. We are focusing on increasing the country’s taxpayers base. We are committed to expanding the tax net,” he stated.
...

Many real people will disagree with you sir. No common Nigerian pays low tax/levy/bill/fee for anything anywhere. In Lagos state for example you pay big for everything. We already have VAT on every commodity purchased, we have government backed touts every bus-stop adding extra-tax to our transport fare, we pay toll when we use Lekki road, every hawker/trader/artisan pays for government ticket daily/monthly/annually, we have police harassing and collecting egunje when we drive or carry our 10-yr old laptop or move our belongings from one location to another, people with salary have their tax deducted from source ditto government contractors. The taxes have never been low on common people, never!

Not many people will also agree with you that increasing tax rate (obviously on commoners) is the foundation for a strong Nigeria economy.

Professor your government claim to have been recovering loots since June 2015. Please can we have the amount recovered so far? Cant this recovered loot be used to implement government plans instead of turning back to the poor again and again. And why are your salaries, allowances, estacodes still very high in-spite of the nation economic hardships? Can we also have detail of Presidency officers' tax deductions in public domain. We should be able to follow your examples.

“...We are focusing on increasing the country’s taxpayers base. We are committed to expanding the tax net,” he stated...

Professor why do government officials always derive joy in inflicting more pains on already impoverished commoners? We understand the new tax policies include taxing plasma tv users, house-helps, generators, bore-holes and many more we are yet to learn about. In Ogun state for example Okada riders used to pay a daily tax/bill of N250 and N200 to government-backed ACCOMORAN and AMORAN respectively but this has been increased to N350 and N400. Inspite of the fact that the government share in this ACCOMORAN/AMORAN bill the government has also introduced a state sticker of N2500.

But in other news Professor as common people are being oppressed many of your friends and party-men are collecting millions of naira as salary, allowances and pension simultaneously. We even understand some politicians believe these public officers pay should be increased. So the policy is to continue taking more and more from the poor masses and giving more and more to the rich/elite.

We pay for your children health-care, school fees and feeding. Your children have automatic employment in CBN, FIRS and other choice organizations. We pay for the whole family upkeep but you always come back to ask for more but you climb the pulpit to talk to us about Jesus?

We never see you when we have accidents or cannot afford our hospital bills, you have stopped scholarships that give us hope of a better future. You have offered grants but insisted on collecting N10k/N20k/N25k with no assurance the grants will be given at all.

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Politics › Re: I Quit! Fvck APC by Ghandi12: 4:27pm On Apr 01, 2016

Every reasonable observer will understand the OP's frustration. Many of us are like him - from being unrepentant Buharists to confused Nigerians. We believed too much of in the legends of Buhari hence expecting his government to be a turning point for good in our lives.

What do you expect when people watch as their living condition gets worse daily - only to discover the leaders conditions are getting better.

It is more depressing to also realize the leaders also secretly put about 900 of their children in top positions in CBN just about the same time many citizens are loosing their means of income.

The most unfortunate fact is inspite of APC's failures PDP has never presented itself as a problem-solving alternative towards 2019.

Politics › Re: Water Scarcity; See How Ibadan Residents Hustle To Get Water. Photos by Ghandi12: 4:06pm On Apr 01, 2016

This is one of the awkward benefits of the current economic crisis - majority of middle-class Nigerians have been so comfortable that they hardly notice the plights of common people.

I have seen this everywhere I have been in Nigeria - Although it is usually sporadic in most states.

Now that the educated Nigerians are seeing how bad our conditions have been what should we start doing as a people?

Politics › Re: CBN Illegal Recruitment: Positions Allocated To Relatives Of PMB's Top Officials by Ghandi12: 5:27am On Mar 30, 2016

May God continue to bless Sahara reporters.

Anyone that willingly dies for any politician (be APC or PDP) will be difficult to mourn.

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Politics › Re: What Really Happens To Funds Allocated To Lgas by Ghandi12: 10:50pm On Mar 29, 2016

sage50:
I stumbled across punch newspaper feb 22 2016 edition. I decided to flip though and Came across the publication of the ministry of finance on gross allocation. I checked osun state and had a slight shake of head (255m). I then noticed the allocation of the 774LGA were also published. The 20LGAs in lagos shared 3.2billion ranging from 145m to 197m. I then asked my self what really happens to these allocations. Everyone seem to only focus on FG nd state governments. But why

Everyone appears too frustrated to continue questioning all ills in our society. There are just too many ills and people with mandate do not seem to be interested in addressing them.

Politics › Re: What I Found In My Land by Ghandi12: 9:02pm On Mar 27, 2016

Do a simple test on the samples.
Adding water to the lime produces slaked lime (calcium hydroxide) in an exothermic reaction.

CaO(s) + H2O(l) → Ca(OH)2(s)

If the whole container gets considerably warmer on addition of water your discovery may be a limestone. But to be solid sure you can get a small quantity of Hydro Chloric acid (HCl).

When added to limestone this gives off carbon dioxide CO2 gas. A gas that will put-off a burning candle flame.

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Politics › Re: It's Hard To Get The Right Persons Because Of The Level Of Corruption - Osinbajo by Ghandi12: 10:40pm On Mar 24, 2016

Only a revolution can solve this nation' problems

Politics › Re: We Must Produce What We Eat, Buhari Tells Nigerians by Ghandi12: 10:28pm On Mar 17, 2016

Good policy announcement that can only be successful with spirited implementation. There is a reason all similar past projects have been scored below par.

If government, honestly, wants to invest on ready-to-produce Nigerians this is where the services of tested disciplined hands like Ribadu and Ezekwezile can be employed.

Most Nigerians, particularly the youths have already lost faith in the new APC-led-FG words this is another opportunity for the FG to prove this is not a government for the rich and elites only.

Politics › Re: Federal Government Launch Youth Entrepreneurial Project by Ghandi12: 9:53pm On Mar 17, 2016

Relevant questions for interested youths

Who is qualify for this loan?

Where does one apply?

When should one apply?

Apart from the NYSC certificate, what other items/requirements are needed to complete application?

Any tax incentives/holidays/exception for beneficiaries while paying back this loan?

Any conditions for guarantors?

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Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Major Killed In Rivers State by Ghandi12: 3:33pm On Mar 17, 2016

Words for the wise Rivers residents again - if you value your life buy enough fuel and watch the violence from the comfort of your living room.

Let the gladiators fight their fight. They will confabulate again after the storm.

If you die for a Nigerian politician...they do not care a hoot about you or your family.

Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 3:21pm On Mar 17, 2016

Still from the Lagos Tenancy Law 2011

...
44.-(1) Subject to the provisions of any Law-

(a) Any person who demolishes, alters or modifies a b4i1ding to which this law applies with a view to ejecting a tenant and without the approval of the Court; or

(b) any person who in respect of any premises-
(i) attempts to forcibly eject or forcibly ejects a tenant;
(ii) threatens or molests a tenant by action or words, with a view to ejecting such tenant; or
(iii) willfully damages any premises

shall be guilty of an offence and is liable to a fine not exceeding Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (N250,000.00) or a maximum of six (6) months imprisonment and any other non-custodial disposition.
...

Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 2:47pm On Mar 17, 2016

Just by the way...many tenants and landlords alike have been breaking the laws all along.

4.-(1) It shall be unlawful for a landlord or his agent to demand or receive from a sitting tenant rent in excess of six (6) months from a monthly tenant and one (1) year from a yearly tenant in respect of any premises without prejudice to the nature of tenancy held at the commencement of the tenancy.

(2) It shall be unlawful for a sitting tenant to offer or pay rent in excess of one (1) year for a yearly tenant and six (6) months for a monthly tenant in respect of any premises.

(3) It shall be unlawful for a landlord or his agent to demand or receive from a new or would be tenant rent in excess of one (1) year in respect of any premises.

(4) It shall be unlawful for a new or would be tenant to offer or pay rent in excess of one (1) year in respect of any premises.

(5) Any person who receives or pays rent in excess of what is prescribed in this Section shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of One Hundred Thousand Naira (N100,000.00) or to three (3) months imprisonment

Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 2:39pm On Mar 17, 2016

heroesoff8:
Example: tenant A rents a yearly apartment starting April 2015 and expires 31 March 2016. His landlord can issue him quit notice which will run from April 2016 to 30Sept 2016. This does not anyway imply that the tenant will live this 6months free! He will still pay it to the landlord or court if the matter had been taken to court! This is why most landlords prefer to issue quit notice to tenants while their rent is still on course to capture the six months that would lap with the expiration of the tenants tenure.
Hope it's clear?

Laws are subject to multiple interpretations. Could you please quote from the exact/relevant sections of the law to buttress your assertions. This is a link to pdf copy of the law.

http://www.nigeria-law.org/Legislation/Laws%20of%20the%20States/Lagos%20State/Tenancy%20Law%202011..pdf

Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 2:26pm On Mar 17, 2016

jayriginal:
If I was looking for attention, it's not yours I was looking for. I singled her out for a reason and I've hinted at it.
I'll just state it plainly here, there is no such law that obliges a landlord to keep a tenant in his house for six months free of charge, simply because he wants to evict the tenant.
That's a myth and one that is very popular in Nigeria. Fortunately truth is not measured by popularity.
It would do you better to follow the discussion and learn than to respond as you did up there.

Please I am interested in your demystification of this popular "myth". I have picked-up a net copy of the tenancy law to educate myself.

http://www.nigeria-law.org/Legislation/Laws%20of%20the%20States/Lagos%20State/Tenancy%20Law%202011..pdf

Could you please point to the exact section that invalidates this popular "myth".

Politics › Re: Caught In Employment Scam - CBN Explains "Secret Recruitment" by Ghandi12: 1:19pm On Mar 17, 2016

God bless Sahara reporters

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Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 12:23pm On Mar 17, 2016

Akainzo:
Please most people misinterpret this provision of the law. It actually applies to both parties!
If your Landlord wants to eject you, he would give you 6 months notice.
If the tenant wants to renew, he should also give 6 months notice.
So if neither party gives any notice, it is deemed that both accept that the tenancy agreement will lapse at the end of the Present Contract.
So OP might be better off negotiating with the Landlord.

If your deductions are correct I am sure not many tenants/law-enforcers are aware of the pre-conditions to enjoying this grace period.

I think its a good thing we all should, once-in-a-while, study laws guiding our lives and regulating our businesses.

This is a link to detail New Lagos Tenancy Law 2011

https://www.nigeriapropertycentre.com/blog/renting-letting/the-lagos-tenancy-law-in-detail

General Application
1. Application of Law

(1) This Law shall apply to all premises within Lagos State, including business and residential premises unless otherwise specified

(2) This Law shall not apply to :

(a) residential premises owned or operated by an educational institution for its staff and students;

(b) residential premises provided for emergency shelter;

(c ) Residential premises

(i) in a care or hospice facility;

(ii) in a public or private hospital or a mental health facility; and

(d) that is made available in the course of providing rehabilitative or therapeutic treatment.
2. Jurisdiction of the Courts

(1) A Court shall have jurisdiction on application made to it by a landlord or tenant or any interested person to determine matters in respect of the tenancy of any premises let before or after the commencement of this Law.

(2) The jurisdiction of a Court shall not be ousted by the defendant or respondent setting up the title of any other party.

(3) Proceedings may be brought under this Law at the High Court or at the Magistrates’ Court in the division or the Magisterial District in which the subject matter giving rise to the proceedings is located.

(4) Subject to the provision of this Law, a Court shall be bound by the practice and procedure in civil matters in the Magistrates’ Court or the High Court of Lagos State.
3. Tenancy Agreement

For the purposes of this Law, a tenancy agreement shall be deemed to exist where premises are granted by the landlord to a person for value whether or not it is

(a) express or implied;

(b) oral or in writing or partly oral or partly written; or

(c) for a fixed period.
4. Advance Rent

(1) It shall be unlawful for a landlord or his agent to demand or receive from a sitting tenant rent in excess of three (3) months in respect of any premises.

(2) It shall be unlawful for a sitting tenant to offer or pay rent in excess of three (3) months in respect of any premises.

(3) Any person who receives or pay rent in excess of what is prescribed in this section shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to a fine of one hundred thousand naira (N100,000.00) or to three (3) months imprisonment or any other non-custodial disposition.
5. Rent payment receipt

(1) As from the commencement of this Law, all landlords of premises shall upon payment of rent by the tenants, be obliged to issue a rent payment receipt to their tenants in respect of such payments.

(2) The receipt shall state the

(a) Date of which rent was received;

(b) Name of the landlord and the tenant;

(c) Location of premises in respect of which the rent is paid

(d) Amount of rent paid; and

(e) Period to which the payment relates.

(4) Any landlord who fails to issue a rent payment receipt to his tenant as prescribed under this Section, shall be liable to a fine of ten thousand Naira (N10,000.00) payable to the Court...

Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 11:43am On Mar 17, 2016

Ramanto:
So sorry about your ordeal sir, i will suggest you pay him a visit today at his residence and let him see reasons he has to cosider you. Dont let him storm your place before you make this move, you can as well find who is best friend is, whose pleas he cant turn down. Everyone has got such A friend, i'm sure he also does.. you will get a prefencial treatment frm hm after ths course of action...s

Storming your tenant's place is a crime and can send you to jail.

Ramanto:
...you can as well find who is best friend is, whose pleas he cant turn down. Everyone has got such A friend, i'm sure he also does.. you will get a prefencial treatment frm hm after ths course of action. [b]I Wount Advise You Report Hm To Any Authorities As That May Prompt Him To Go Diabolical. [/b]Not That I Doubt The Fact That You Serve A 'Living God' Every Other Person Does,even The Said Landlord. All The Best. Ignore Any Typo Errors

He has diabolical powers yet he still needs to oppress his tenants to augment his income. He should have been using the powers to make money instead. This Landlord or any other landlord is subject to the law of land on tenancy.

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Properties › Re: My Landlord Wants To Throw Me Out! Please Help! by Ghandi12: 11:36am On Mar 17, 2016

donholy28:
well its his house...u don't have any option than to look for somewhere else

bettercreature:

Please leave his house beside you have no right to ask him the money he promised you
I have some very stubborn tenants as well so i know the pains your landlord is going through

Everyone MUST live and abide by the law of the land. The Lagos state government has prescribed a minimum of 6 months notice/grace for eviction - anyone doing anything in contrary is committing crime.

Laws are made that people do not turn themselves into gods.

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Politics › Re: "If Amaechi Leaves His Polling Unit On Saturday,beat Him Very Well" - Wike by Ghandi12: 6:31pm On Mar 16, 2016

If you live in Rivers and you value your life stay in-door Saturday - buy enough fuel and watch the violence from tv.

Politics › Re: Please I Need A Human Rights Lawyers For My Dad Case by Ghandi12: 6:26pm On Mar 16, 2016

fnep2smooth:
Seun OAM4J Afam4eva
maclatunji Ngwakwe
Ikenna351

Reading your story for the first time. How did it end bro.

Politics › Re: Sahara Reporters Deserve The Respect Of Nigerians by Ghandi12: 8:36pm On Mar 15, 2016

SR have my respects - until I have cogent reasons to feel otherwise.

Politics › Re: VP Osinbajo’s Trip To India Cancelled After Realizin Dat Saraki Will Take Over by Ghandi12: 3:26am On Mar 14, 2016

SaharaReporters learned that VP Osinbajo had already sent his advance party to India, and had booked hotels and made arrangements for ground transportation, all at a cost of $250,000, before the cancelation of the trip on Saturday.

When will SaharaReporters be recognized as true, consistent and foremost champions of good governance in Nigeria?

A conference trip is gulping about 50 million naira - when states can hardly pay salaries. 50 million naira can easily make some 1000 Nigerian family happy at this trying time. Obviously, the obnoxious budget figures are not really mistakes but deliberate misappropriation by our leaders.

There are only 2 Ministers on this trip and score of unnamed others - of what benefit is a trip (like this) when the vast majority of the population are going through unprecedented hardship and hunger.

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