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Gej must be a joseph's dreamer,how could he knows he is already leaving.

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Sai Buhari

Sai Baba

Come rain come sun,Buhari all the way







Sai Buhari







Sai baba

yes,inwhich 70% of it will be for GMB insha allah,GEJ and other candidates can fight for the remaining 30%.


#Ihavedecided




#MyVote4GMB/PYO


#ChangeisHere.

This guy called Lamido must be high on something nowadays.vomiting anything he likes.

Anyway


#Ihavedecided



#Tovote4change


#Sai buhari

#Sai baba

Yimu....










Sai Buhari
Sai Baba

This guy called Fayose must be on high weed

skuling in oau ile-ife.

Oga jonah don dey prepare for retirement.



Otuoke straight.





Sai Buhari 2015

President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday
said he did not expect Nigerians to
shower praises on him while he is still in
office.

He said it was normal that public office
holders would only be commended after
leaving office by the time his
achievements were being compared
with others.

Jonathan spoke while granting audience
to a delegation from his home state,
Bayelsa.

Members of the delegation led by
Governor Seriake Dickson were in the
Presidential Villa, Abuja to felicitate with
him on Christmas and New Year
festivities.

The President said notwithstanding the
various challenges facing the country, he
would do his best to make his people
proud.

He said, “I always say that I will not
even expect praises now because hardly
do people praise serving leaders. It is
when you leave, people will begin to
know.

“When you leave, people will begin to
compare what you have done over the
period vis-a-vis what others have done,
then they will compare you with
whoever takes over.

“Probably that is the time some people
will begin to say good about you. But I
will do my best to make sure that we do
change things.

“We are trying to create enabling
environment for our economy to thrive
irrespective of the challenges we are
having in the petroleum sector and the
security challenges we have.

“I will do my best so that by the time I
will leave, you will be able to say that
when our son was there, he served the
country well so that one day, another
son of Bayelsa may be given another
opportunity to serve Nigerians.”

Jonathan observed that it has become
the norm worldwide for people to be
lambasting their leaders, especially on
the social media.

He regretted that people are using
different things that have been created
by people’s knowledge for negative
purposes.

He cited an example of dynamite, saying
the inventor regretted when he realised
the destructive purposes people have
turned the item to.

The President added, “I assure you that
I am here by the grace of God and with
the willingness of Nigerians. If Nigerians
say I shouldn’t be here, I wouldn’t have
been here. We contested election in
2011 and Nigerians voted for us.
“I am your own, if I don’t do well, the
shame will be on you. If I do well, you
will have some kind of pride. I will do
my best.

www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-will-praise-me-after-leaving-office-says-jonathan/

Tambuwal has her vote...tambuwal will surelly rule sokoto

Apc Bleep up....they ar just keeping us waiting.is dis how they will be making promises without fulfilling it.

people should be updating us on apc presidential debate on this thread please

Mtchew....trash news from gutter website

phantonce:
Ibikunle,you can lie o o.See how this guy dey manipulate story.
if he is sure of himself,he should come and repeat this story to us in the hall and see what will happen.
u've said your own from your own angle.


This is my own story to yesterday happenings ..


Today, i did my
part, i made my stand. Happy joining OAU
students to show President Jonathan his
government and poverty-inducing capitalist
policies are not welcomed. He expected a
rousing welcome, instead he was confornted
with a protest. Fayose got perhaps the biggest
embarrassment of his life today. He walked
confidently to Ife students expecting to be
applauded. I can't yet forget the look of shock
on his face as shout of Ole! Ole ! (Thief! Thief!)
rented the air. Hastily his security details
whisked him away. President Jonathan's convoy
was delayed as students sat on the road
chanting slogans. Clumsily one by one, the royal
fathers made their way out not sure who next
would be greeted with shout of "thief!" Those to
be pitied (not sure if they even deserve it
though) were the hundreds of PDP supporters
who had thronged the campus with different
banners to welcome Jonathan. They looked
dejected, their banners hanging around them.
How could they start dancing as they planned
with the hundreds of students chanting
solidarity songs just beside them? At the end, as
the helicopters lifted from the ground, i didnt
see a single person waving the President
goodbye. It was like good riddance. If my guess
is right, someone might soonbe fired for fixing
OAU on the President's itinery Despite attempts
by a wing of the union leadership to sell-out,
great Ife students have demonstrated how
oppressors and exploiters should be treated. I
would do it again anytime, any day

This is d fact news...i was there

Sai Buhari








Gej till 2015.

noordean:
u dey mind dat man?? Ao exam bro

i dey rough am o ba'ami.

I dey laugh in 3D....baba go sit down joh,stolen mandate koh, stolen manyear ni.

I dey laugh in 3D....Go sit down joh,stolen mandate koh, stolen manyear ni.

she don old 4 dis pic sef

he was in oau yesterday

source: www.informationng.com/2014/10/meet-the-richest-african-presidents-2014.html

The very rich and populous
continent of Africa is the second
largest continent in the world. It is
also world’s second most populous
continent and regarded as the
poorest continent.
There are 47 nations in Africa, led
by different leaders who have been
ruling for several decades. Some of
these leaders and their families are
very rich and their wealth are
considered ill-gotten.
They make their wealth from
natural resources of these nations
through the creation of companies
under the names of their families.
Here is a brief overview of the
richest Presidents in Africa.
The 9 Richest African Presidents and
Kings as of 2014: -
9) Robert Mugabe
– Net Worth: $10
Million
Country : Zimbabwe, Years in
Power : 26
Robert Mugabe is the President of
Zimbabwe. His net worth is
estimated to be around $10 million.
The dictator’s family is very
wealthy. Mugabe has won many
elections, although frequently these
have been criticized by outsiders for
violating various electoral
procedures.
Idriss Deby –
Net Worth: $50
Million
Country : Chad, Years in Power : 23
Idriss Deby has been the President
of Chad since 1990. His net worth is
estimated to be $50 million.
Towards the end of August 2006, he
made international news after
calling for his nation to have 60
percent stake in its output after
receiving crumbs from foreign
companies running the industry.
=6) Goodluck
Jonathan – Net
Worth: $100
Million
Country : Nigeria, Years in Power :
4
Goodluck Jonathan is the President
of Nigeria. His net worth is
estimated to be around $100
million. He launched a “Roadmap
for Power Sector Reform”, launched
the Youth Enterprise with
Innovation in Nigeria and launched
the Transformation Agenda. He is a
member of the ruling “People
Democratic Party”.
=6) King Mswati
III – Net Worth:
$100 Million
Country : Swaziland, Years in
Power : 28
The 15th richest royal in the world,
according to Forbes Magazine.
Mswati III is the King of Swaziland.
He is worth more than $100
million; down $100 million of his
2012 ($200 million) fortune. The
King has often been criticized for his
lavish spending. In 2009 summer,
several of his 13 wives reportedly
spent over $6 million in a shopping
spree. In the 2014 budget,
parliament allocated $61 million for
the King’s annual household budget,
while 63 percent of Swazis live on
less than $1.25 per day. His luxury
car collection include a $500,000
Daimler Chrysler’s flagship Maybach
62. And has banned the
photography of his cars.
5) Paul Biya – Net
Worth: $200
Million
Country : Cameroon, Years in
Power : 31
Paul Biya has been the President of
Cameroon since November 6 1982.
His estimated net worth is around
$200 million; this figure was
published by the
ForeignPolicy.com. Around 48
percent of the citizens of Cameroon
live below the poverty line. Catholic
Committee against Hunger and for
Development (CCFD) and several
on-and-offline media has placed
him in the list of leaders with ill-
gotten wealth. In 2009, French
online newspaper, Rue 89, reported
the Cameroon President’s vacation
was the top most expensive among
world leaders. More than that of
the American President. He was
criticized for spending 30,000 euros
($40,000) per day on renting a villa.
4) Uhuru Kenyatta
– Net Worth: $500
Million
Country : Kenya, Years in Power : 1
Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta is the
President of Kenya and the son of
Kenya’s first President, Jomo
Kenyatta. In 2011, Forbes
estimated his net worth at $500
million. Most of his wealth comes
from property. With his family, the
President owns stakes in Kenya’s
largest dairy company Brookside
Dairies, media company Mediamax,
Heritage Hotels, Commercial Bank
of Africa and hundreds of thousands
of prime Kenyan land. He is
regarded as man of the people due
to his sociability. During his
inaugural speech, he promised
economic transformation through
Vision 2030, free maternal care and
unity among all Kenyans.
3) Teodoro Obiang
Nguema Mbasogo
– $600 Million
Country : Equatorial Guinea, Years
in Power: 34
Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo
is the President of Equatorial
Guinea. He came to power in
August 1979 by ousting his uncle
Francisco Macias Nguema in a
military coup. He has overseen the
emergence of the nation as an
important oil producer, beginning in
1990s. This President and his family
literally own the economy, his
personal fortune exceed $600
million, according to Forbes
Magazine. In October 2011, the
United States government seized
$70 million assets of his son,
Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue.
Though Equatorial Guinea is Africa’s
second richest nation, majority of
the population actually live under
the poverty line.
2) Mohammed VI
of Morocco – Net
Worth: $2.5 Billion
Country : Morocco, Years in Power:
15
Mohammed VI is the current King of
Morocco. He is also the country’s
leading businessman. He is worth
more than $2.5 billion, according to
Forbes. The King ascended to the
throne following his father’s death
in 1999 and he immediately set
about improving upon his appalling
human rights record and alleviating
poverty.
1) Jose Eduardo
dos Santos – Net
Worth: $20 Billion
Country : Angola, Years in Power :
34
Jose Eduardo dos Santos is the
President of Angola. He has held on
to this post since 1979. His personal
estimated wealth exceed more than
$20 billion, according to Cabinda
Online. While around 70 percent of
Angolans live on less than two
dollars a day. His daughter, Isabel
dos Santos is among the Forbes
Africa’s billionaires with a net worth
of $3.8 billion. She’s currently
Africa’s richest woman and also the
world’s richest black woman.
Some of the above-mentioned
Presidents’ exact wealth and source
of wealth are unknown that’s why
they cannot be included in the
Forbes Africa’s Rich List. They steal
from their own people.

Omexonomy: Let them fight and kill themselves to extinction then let the confusiom train move to Yoruba land and should serve as nemesis for supporting the BH party.

Are you thinking with your ass?

congratulations to the unbeatable governor,congratulations to the good people of the state of osun.

Eid mubarak!....Front page pls

wao..dats gr8

i think u ar rite @ paul john.... dia may be no strong opposition in osun state again

As d 2014 osun governorship election is approaching who do you think oyinlola goin to campaing for? is it aregbesola or aspirant from pdp. wat i knw is dat all d aspirants in pdp are people of oyinlola when he was a governor and now dat d man has join d apc wat do u think will happen