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FvckeDyoBiTch:
Messi will never evervwin the ballon door again

From a spiteful point of view, the short midget led his team to the finals and choked the fvck out, Nigga even missed a penalty and proceeded to cry like a lil Bitchh that he is...LMFAO

From a logical view, FIFA is widely known to be corrupt and with an organization trying hard to revamp its image, giving an award to a tax evader is as good as endorsing corruption.

Sure, the Ballon door is strictly for football achievements but why will they want to give that to a criminal?

Think of it as giving employee of the month to someone whom was involved in a brutal fight and spent the night at the police cell, that isnt laying a good example to the youngies in the organization

EFCC Probes N60bn ‘Budget Padding’ Vote For Senators, Reps… Ask NASS To Explain Why Omisore Got N2.5bn

Detectives have recovered a sensitive document from Otunba Iyiola Omisore’s Abuja home.
The document shows how N60billion was voted for extraneous overhead expenses for some senators and members of the House of Representatives in the Sixth Assembly, according to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission( EFCC) sources.
Omisore, former deputy governor of Osun State, was the chairman of the Senate Appropriation Committee between 2007 and 2011.
The anti- graft agency is probing the document to identify the senators and members of the House of Representatives who got the largesse.
A source, who spoke in confidence, said when detectives went to search the Abuja home of the ex-deputy governor, they stumbled on the “budget padding” document in his bedroom.

The source said a sober Omisore joined issues with the EFCC operatives, asking why they were interested in the document.
The source said: “In the course of searching Omisore’s residence at 1, Kainji Crescent in Maitama, Abuja, we stumbled on a document on budget padding worth about N60billion for some Senators and House of Representatives.
“Immediately we picked the document, Omisore was a bit concerned. He asked our operatives to limit their investigation to only the N1.310billion from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) but we insisted that we are interested in the document.
“It contained a list of budget padding of about N60billion and how it was spread for some Senators and members of the House of Representatives from 2007 and 2011.
“A crack team is already looking into the details of the padding of the budget and the affected Senators and Representatives.
“Certainly, as a former chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriation, we expect him to speak on the document.
“The fact that Omisore proved difficult before we arrested him has actually paid off for EFCC. His stubbornness has assisted in opening new investigation frontiers. If he had honoured our invitation as a gentleman, we might not have been able to get these new areas of investigation.”
To get to the root of the matter, the EFCC has written to the management of the National Assembly to explain why it paid N2.5billion to Omisore.
The letter followed the discovery of the strange remittance in Omisore’s account by the management when he was a serving senator.
But the management, in a response to the EFCC signed by a top official, said Omisore was not awarded any contract or engaged for any service to have warranted such a payment.
In a follow-up letter, the anti-graft agency mandated the management to be more “forthcoming on what the N2.5billion was meant for to have earned remittance into the account of the ex-deputy governor”.
The NASS bureaucracy has up till the end of this week to clarify the “purpose of such a huge payment” to an individual.
There were indications that the commission may quiz two former National Assembly and Senate Clarks as well as and some management members of staff in the Finance Department, including directors.
According to EFCC findings, the strange payment of N2.5billion was discovered during the screening of Omisore’s transactions in the course of investigating a N1.310billion illegally allocated to Omisore and three companies by the ONSA.
The source added: “We were able to detect that the sum in question was transferred from the Skye Bank account of the National Assembly to Omisore’s account.
“We got a letter from the management that Omisore did not at any time execute any contract for the National Assembly or offer any service to be able to earn such a payment.
“We have written another letter to the management to explain why the money was paid to Omisore. We want those in the relevant desk behind the payment to guide the EFCC accordingly.
“We are expecting a detailed response from the management of the National Assembly, including vouchers for the payment and authorisation. Once we get their response, we will invite those connected with it.
The source explained: “This was why we secured a court warrant to detain Omisore to get to the roots of this latest payment.”
After about three months of hide and seek, the EFCC arrested Omisore in Abuja for alleged N1.310billion ONSA slush funds traced to him and three companies.
According to a report by the EFCC, the funds were remitted as follows: Fimex Gilt Limited (N160m)-8/8/2014in UBA; Metropolitan Consortium (N350m)—9/7/14 in First Bank; Sawanara (N300m)—1/8/14 in First Bank and Metropolitan Consortium (N350m)-1/8/14 in First Bank.

millionboi:
u say wateva u like.......so na now APC get to know say som ppl CNT afford 3sq meals a day

God bless AYO Fayose for teaching dem

Joy1706:
So your logic doesn't make sense? See how stupid most of you are

CACAWA:
Her killing can never ever be justified...I agree

[size=18pt] But talking about religious tolerance, can we do something about the use of MegaPhones from street to street...for crying out loud, it does not make sense.[/size]

Let us learn to respect each other's faith. She may have been killed by frustrated youths, or extremists, but who knows, she may have been frequent in that neighbourhood...and if it is anything like I am used to hearing...the message will be "it is not about religion, where do you wan to end up? give your life to christ, he is the only one that can save you...it is not about fasting, Jesus loves you..."

Why will you walk to the front of the mosque when Muslims have woken up to worship God, and start telling them to repent and give their lives to Jesus. In Front of the mosque In a hausa community? That is outright provocation.

So, if the local imam had said..."chase that woman away"...he was only acting by instincts. But who ever thought of stabbing her has transgressed.

Enough of this street to street evangelism via MegaPhones...it makes no sense...the JW use pamphlets and magazines...that's more reasonable

And again, her killing cannot be justified.



N.B:
Some people have replied me asking why Mosques are allowed to use megaphones and yet the evangelist cannot.

Well, Mosques are allowed, just as Churches too are allowed.

But to take your own megaphone from door to door is a bit too extreme.
If I had my way...all religious centres should keep their sound systems INDOORS.

Joy1706:
So people who bear their father's surname are married to their fathers? Nice thinking. So how is ur husband? Ur father I mean

Joy1706:
So people who bear their father's surname are married to their fathers? Nice thinking. So how is ur husband? Ur father I mean

EniHolar:
I can't see anything.

ayooladee:
dont you have a Tv, DStv or are you out of subscription, dont you have a mobile internet banking in you phone,


well i have nothing to say go and marry the game





I just dey vex this morning

jom28gy:
why didn't she visit the other woman that die, is it because this is from yoruba.tribalism at work.