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giv me a single anti corruption war that saw the day in gej's ttime.
can that happen now?
16 greather than 19 votes, cwn that happen now?
ghost worker can that happen now
election manipulations.
un fulfilled contract promises, can it happen now?
the only truth is that u devils are more than us in number and have enof time + money to cumment on medias but God gave us victory over u all and ur 'hate campeign' and now u seekin another.
u wll lost for good

cabals at work
they'v done evrythn to frustrate buhari.they wanna force him to retire. hired ppl even outside nigeria.
their ghost worker billions no more, their trillion dollars oil subsidy no more, their failed trillions of dollars worth contracts no more. etc etc.
tell me what happened to stella oduah in jonathans time. otedola vs faruq . faruq who wanted to fight cabals. while the accused taker of bribe was being qieezed, the giver was cooling in aso rock.

The presidency over the months have been jibbed by many. While some see President Muhammadu Buhari’s government as slow and inactive, others see it as in capable of bringing the promised change.
However, one need to ask; have things remained how they were when President Muhammadu Buhari took over about a year ago? Certainly not! Here are 14 things that have changed:
1. The government closed 40 accounts in NNPC to give room for accountability.
2. The Port Harcourt and Warri refineries are back in operation with 60 per cent capacity and producing 7 million litres of PMS daily. The Kaduna refinery also resumed production at the end of the April, 2016.
3. President Buhari directed the CBN to disburse N689.5b as bailout to 27 states to pay salaries.
4. 34,000 The number of ghost workers draining the nation’s resources now expunged from the Federal Civil Service, saving N2.29b in the process.
5. President Buhari saved $1m by his directive stopping the appointment of a government delegation for pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.
6. On assumption of office, the President cut down the number of ministries from 42 to 25 to reduce the cost of governance.
7. $321m The amount Switzerland will repatriate to Nigeria from the illicitly acquired wealth of the Gen. Sani Abacha family.
8. The Nigerian troops has rescued a total of 11,595 in the ongoing operations in the Northeast as at February 2016.
9. The Presidential Committee set up to probe contracts awarded by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) from 2011 to 2015 has recovered N7b.
10. The President secured a $5m support from U.S. government June last year and another $40m in April 2016 for the fight against the terrorists in the sub-region.
11. The government saves $1b annually by the elimination of the Offshore Processing Agreement (OPA) through the introduction of the Direct Sales and Direct Purchase (DSDP) scheme with reputable off-shore refineries
12. The Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna Refineries now produce 7m litres of PMS per day.
13. The implementation of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) which stands at N3trillion has provided greater visibility of government revenues and cash flows. A war on high pedestal.
14. Buhari intensified the anti-corruption war which has led to the arrest of high profile public officers. Such cases include the ones against former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman Olisa Metuh, Daar Communications Chairman Dr Raymond Dokpesi and former Chief of Defence Staff Alex Badeh.
http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/14-things-president-buhari-has-changed.html
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this is why subsidy removal is necessary so govt. can invest in agric wit enof money. some yrs back, som peopl bought beans, stored it for scarce period wit phostocin. unfortunately , a month leter there was scarcity sothey brout it out and sold of which manybpeople died.
pls my brother, inhave vehicles which uses petrol on daily basis and I hav never supported any govt issue befor. let's reason pls

Uramzi:
It's better for a man to be stingy with his money
because he hustled for it...than for a woman to deny
you a hole that she didn't even drill.
Bro I'm most sorry buh yhur sis is kinda wrong! How does it sound in your ear disallowing yhur hubby intercourse? If en begin cheat nko? Wetin yhu go yarn if yhu catch am? If dey say make dey dey fu**k b4 marriage to know if sex dey bellefull dia man dem go say no, I'm a Virgin! Oya nunu! Get well o. God bless yhur Union! Over to d brothers...Is the man still breathing??

u right my guy. a woman denying her hubby sex, watch it, she's either be having another guy to fulfill that and thus lose interest in hubby or she's not a regular from day 1
she deserves worse or she can divorce and find an old man who lost interestnin sex

OBAGADAFFI:
Ogbeni that is Occupy Ojota Video during GEJ.

you are right

happybrother:
NLC is fighting for their pockets and not for people like me because I believe in SUBSIDY REMOVAL. I wonder why the masses will support a subsidy for the rich.
Subsidy should be in Agriculture

thank u my guy. I make u my brother for this comment. congrats tonu. manybpeople want to be. agric needs subsidy not petrol. maize was #3,200 :-). bag last year and now #12,000 last week and now #14,000. I heard its gonna be #15,500 next week

bilulu:
imagine ur comment...... did d police arrest dem wen dey did same in 2012? wat u sow is wat u reap. KARMA

why are lunaticsnpermitted to comment here. r u a politician and would like nig destroyed just bcosnthey did same to pdp.u ppls ruled for 60 yrs. npn to pdp.

DIFY20:
all these yoruba thugs will take advantage of everything

no naa, fadeyi is 90% ibo. I lived and schooled there. ask everybody.
pls no tribalism in this

soulfood:
why is PMB so headstrong? is it not clear that the people are against this decision at a time when he has failed to deliver most of his campaign promises. i voted for PMB cos GEJ was terrible at leadership and there was no better alternative. Where are sincere leaders in this country? Even Pst Tunde Bakare ia now in silence mode. You cannot fight the people and win. This is not NLC vs FG. It is Nigerians Vs APC leadership.

if u trust tunde bakare and Osinbajo the way me I do, then be rest assured they won't keep quiet if its not a goodnthing.
pls read Osinbajo profile and see what blessing nigerians have in that man. he would never ever be in a dubious thing. mind u, pdp tried desperatelly to bribe him with billions of dollars then and he rejected

slap1:
See your mouth. Tatatatatatataatat... Go and arrest him na.

u mean ur mighty head like 3 people own. show ur picture make nairalander see

sonyviao:
would have been sensible enough for this government to increase the minimum wages to[b] #25k [/b]before increasing PMS to N145... the masses will at-least feel some sense of seriousness with this administration. Its appalling, disheartening, preposterous and ludicrous what we find ourselves in... simply put[b] 'we are been RULED, not been LED'.[/b]

thay would hav acccused govt of taking back what they gave dubiously

kaorama:
APC will reap what the sowed as ACN, CPC, ANPP or whatever.

u must be outa ur brain
who'll suffer tha.
pdp attempted to kil buhari many times then. the negative campeign

femiakinbully:
Police arrive Fadeyi, Lagos to disperse hoodlums ... via @nawtybukky

we bought petrol at #350/liternin kwara state.what didnnlc do
many corrupt nigerians yet to be repariated, wht did nlc do
nondrugs in hospital
many died when doctors striked
what did they do against otedola and that fulani guy
dangote and the rest
monopoly of market of imported products. wha did they do
when nigerians were burnt alive in the factory
poor pay in industries
they arebpolitically motivated

femiakinbully:
Police arrive Fadeyi, Lagos to disperse hoodlums ... via @nawtybukky

I agry wit you. the nlc president should be arrested to face the law of
1, going against the lawcourt
2. treason
3creating anparallel govt
4. causing civil unrest
5.causing damages and loss of public and private properties

let's all call for law againstnthis ruthless NLC
theybare not fighting for us
don't wait till it affects u
I schooled in fadeyi and know what woulfnhave happened there now
pls let's all call for actions against NLC
A m no politician. I jutbwant a peacefull live

I told buhari nigerians are not worth dying for. let them all die of stervation.

favouredon:
With the recent scarcity of tomato, after going up and down without getting good fresh tomatoes to buy, one of the tomato sellers told me to buy dried ones which she now sells.

I want to know, has anyone tried using d dried tomato? How does it taste? How is it prepared? Is there any difference in colour, taste etc with the fresh one?

Your contributions are highly welcomed. Thank you.

use tin tomato

it wasn't we who voted out pdp.it was GOD who haulted evil.
they stole all money. come to my unoversity evry Friday ev wit mighty cars and big big bags of money and take girls away for fun. all that has stopped.
they had sex wit every female in aso rock or who wants position. ask stella's husband
they awarded contracts wit highly inflated costs. ask julius begger

we were against jonathan removing subsidy because diazani would hav shared the money just like money for weapon agaist bokoharam

govt can now take advantage of court order and the law against them. anybody that strikes, let the NYSC take their place permanently. they'v disobeyd the court.

this otedola&dangote boys called NLC &TUC.u wanna be takin trillions on subsidy. they deserv be arrested. if govt disobey court order, its different to crazzy nlc. may GOD purnish both NLC & TUC & whoever supports them

malvisguy212:
my brother, Allah is not the God in the bible, the nature of God in the bible is Crystal clear from the true God we know in the bible, tell me!!! How could God Allow muhammed to marry his adopted son wife ? Crime which He condemn david for doing ? Allah has 99 names, Love is absent hear. There is NO single verse in the quran which talk about unconditional love, in the quran you must first love Allah before he could love you back, the quran make it clear that Allah hate his enemy. But in the bible, God first love us while we were yet sinner, christ die for us. May God guide us in jesus name.

but series of sexual pervasions and insest in ur bible.daughter drugeed fatherb in other to sleep wit him
solomon series of lyrics

they both virgins

get a 2nd

if photoshoped, it ain't get shadows of the cows. take note. all shadows

naptu2:
Do you know

1) The screen name of the person in the red tshirt?

2) The real name of the person in the red tshirt?

3) The name of the actor who initially played the role of the person in the red tshirt?

4) The name of the sitcom?

5) The name of the person that wrote this situation comedy? (He was a famous writer and activist).


Clue: You can easily figure out the answer to questions one and four by reading what's written on the tshirt.

[img]http://america.pink/images/5/8/4/5/7/8/en/2-basi-and-company.jpg[/img]

my favourite. my ever best
how I want it back

CyberWolf:
An organisation led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, has described as “absurd” and “unfortunate” the widespread insinuation that Fulani herdsmen are responsible for the attacks on villagers in Benue, Enugu, Nasarawa and other parts of the country.
The Jama’atu Nasril Islam, JNI, a coalition of several Islamic groups in Nigeria, stated this on Sunday. The Sultan is the head of the JNI.
In the statement, signed by Khalid Aliyu, the organisation’s secretary-general, the JNI said it was shocked by the attacks.
“Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) received with great shock and deep concern the news of incessant killings and maiming of innocent lives and the destruction of public and private properties.
“Of particular concern are the brutal murders of people in Agatu-Benue state, Nnibo-Enugu state and some parts of Nasarawa state.
“It is indeed alarming that within few weeks, deadly attacks were reportedly unleashed while the perpetrators go un-arrested. JNI therefore condemns in strong terms these repeated heinous attacks and once again calls on the relevant security agencies to brace up to the trends, in order to put a stop to this ugly tide, as human lives are sacred and must be seen to be treated as so,” the statement said.
The JNI said the attacks were criminal in nature and should be treated as such.
“The repeated heinous acts of attacks are crimes against the citizenry and the perpetrators are therefore criminals and must be treated so.”
Foramfera
It, however, said the attacks were not carried out by Fulani herdsmen.
“It is indeed absurd and most unfortunate that certain groups or people ascribe the incidence on ethnic and/or religious premise and to whimsically apportion blame in order to batter the gradual restoration of peace and security in Nigeria,” it said.
The JNI, which commiserated with the victims of the attack, also called for “concerted introspection and commitment by relevant agencies to take proactive and effective measures in addressing this pernicious problem.”
Nigerians have condemned the attacks; and affected communities have blamed security agencies for not protecting them against their attackers who they said were herdsmen. Many Nigerians have also blamed President Muhammadu for not acting strongly enough to condemn the attacks and arrest the perpetrators.
Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka, who criticised the presidency’s response, stated that “I have yet to hear this government articulate a firm policy of non-tolerance for the serial massacres that have become the nation’s identification stamp.”
The JNI, however, said the authorities have absolved the herdsmen, mainly of Fulani ethnicity, of involvement in the attacks. The JNI’s claim is contrary to that of a leader of the Fulani herdsmen who admitted to PREMIUM TIMES that they carried out the attack in Benue as a retaliation to the murder of some of their leaders
“Well, the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State has debunked the rumours, likewise the Inspector General of Police has also debunked the insinuations over those being blamed,” the JNI said.
Read the JNI’s full statement below:
PRESS RELEASE
JAMA’ATU NASRIL ISLAM (JNI) CONDEMNS THE HEINOUS REPEATED ATTACKS IN NIGERIA AND CAUTIONS ON RUMOURS SPREADING
Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) received with great shock and deep concern the news of incessant killings and maiming of innocent lives and the destruction of public and private properties. Of particular concern are the brutal murders of people in Agatu-Benue state, Nnibo-Enugu state and some parts of Nasarawa state. It is indeed alarming that within few weeks, deadly attacks were reportedly unleashed while the perpetrators go un-arrested. JNI therefore condemns in strong terms these repeated heinous attacks and once again calls on the relevant security agencies to brace up to the trends, in order to put a stop to this ugly tide, as human lives are sacred and must be seen to be treated as so.
JNI and indeed all Nigerians, view the fall out of these repeated attacks, particularly the taking up of arms against other citizens as another trend of insecurity that portends grave danger to the Nation. We must not forget so soon the adverse effect of the so called Boko Haram group, that claimed the lives of many thousands innocent lives. Hundreds have been abducted, the males forced into insurgency and the females into slavery. Millions more are wallowing in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps in Nigeria and in Refugee Camps in neighbouring countries. Public and private properties worth trillions of Naira have been destroyed.
We therefore call for a thorough investigation by appropriate agencies in order to fish out the evil perpetrators, bring them to justice and forestall re-occurrence. The repeated heinous acts of attacks are crimes against the citizenry and the perpetrators are therefore criminals and must be treated so. It is indeed absurd and most unfortunate that certain groups or people ascribe the incidence on ethnic and/or religious premise and to whimsically apportion blame in order to batter the gradual restoration of peace and security in Nigeria. Well, the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State has debunked the rumours, likewise the Inspector General of Police has also debunked the insinuations over those being blamed.
We must thus be cautious of packaging crimes on religious and ethnic garments. Crimes are abominable and whoever commits them is criminal. Security agencies should brace up in being proactive and utilize maximally intelligence reports in order to nip-in the board possible eruptions of security problems within and around communities.
Painfully, His Eminence, the Sultan of Sokoto and President-General, JNI, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, CFR, mni, on behalf of Nigerian Muslims, condoles the families of those who lost their lives and sympathies with all affected victims, and also calls for concerted introspection and commitment by relevant agencies to take proactive and effective measures in addressing this pernicious problem.
His Eminence the Sultan and President-General of JNI, extends profound condolences to the families of the affected victims, government and people of states that lost their loved ones in the unfortunate happenings.
Dr. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu
Secretary-General

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/202714-sultan-reacts-benue-enugu-killings-says-blaming-fulani-herdsmen-absurd.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

after evrythng u'll get to see that the herdsmen hav been infiltrated by the bokoharam escapes now taking revenge on the tribes of the soldiers fighting them

CyberWolf:
An organisation led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, has described as “absurd” and “unfortunate” the widespread insinuation that Fulani herdsmen are responsible for the attacks on villagers in Benue, Enugu, Nasarawa and other parts of the country.
The Jama’atu Nasril Islam, JNI, a coalition of several Islamic groups in Nigeria, stated this on Sunday. The Sultan is the head of the JNI.
In the statement, signed by Khalid Aliyu, the organisation’s secretary-general, the JNI said it was shocked by the attacks.
“Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) received with great shock and deep concern the news of incessant killings and maiming of innocent lives and the destruction of public and private properties.
“Of particular concern are the brutal murders of people in Agatu-Benue state, Nnibo-Enugu state and some parts of Nasarawa state.
“It is indeed alarming that within few weeks, deadly attacks were reportedly unleashed while the perpetrators go un-arrested. JNI therefore condemns in strong terms these repeated heinous attacks and once again calls on the relevant security agencies to brace up to the trends, in order to put a stop to this ugly tide, as human lives are sacred and must be seen to be treated as so,” the statement said.
The JNI said the attacks were criminal in nature and should be treated as such.
“The repeated heinous acts of attacks are crimes against the citizenry and the perpetrators are therefore criminals and must be treated so.”
Foramfera
It, however, said the attacks were not carried out by Fulani herdsmen.
“It is indeed absurd and most unfortunate that certain groups or people ascribe the incidence on ethnic and/or religious premise and to whimsically apportion blame in order to batter the gradual restoration of peace and security in Nigeria,” it said.
The JNI, which commiserated with the victims of the attack, also called for “concerted introspection and commitment by relevant agencies to take proactive and effective measures in addressing this pernicious problem.”
Nigerians have condemned the attacks; and affected communities have blamed security agencies for not protecting them against their attackers who they said were herdsmen. Many Nigerians have also blamed President Muhammadu for not acting strongly enough to condemn the attacks and arrest the perpetrators.
Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka, who criticised the presidency’s response, stated that “I have yet to hear this government articulate a firm policy of non-tolerance for the serial massacres that have become the nation’s identification stamp.”
The JNI, however, said the authorities have absolved the herdsmen, mainly of Fulani ethnicity, of involvement in the attacks. The JNI’s claim is contrary to that of a leader of the Fulani herdsmen who admitted to PREMIUM TIMES that they carried out the attack in Benue as a retaliation to the murder of some of their leaders
“Well, the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State has debunked the rumours, likewise the Inspector General of Police has also debunked the insinuations over those being blamed,” the JNI said.
Read the JNI’s full statement below:
PRESS RELEASE
JAMA’ATU NASRIL ISLAM (JNI) CONDEMNS THE HEINOUS REPEATED ATTACKS IN NIGERIA AND CAUTIONS ON RUMOURS SPREADING
Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) received with great shock and deep concern the news of incessant killings and maiming of innocent lives and the destruction of public and private properties. Of particular concern are the brutal murders of people in Agatu-Benue state, Nnibo-Enugu state and some parts of Nasarawa state. It is indeed alarming that within few weeks, deadly attacks were reportedly unleashed while the perpetrators go un-arrested. JNI therefore condemns in strong terms these repeated heinous attacks and once again calls on the relevant security agencies to brace up to the trends, in order to put a stop to this ugly tide, as human lives are sacred and must be seen to be treated as so.
JNI and indeed all Nigerians, view the fall out of these repeated attacks, particularly the taking up of arms against other citizens as another trend of insecurity that portends grave danger to the Nation. We must not forget so soon the adverse effect of the so called Boko Haram group, that claimed the lives of many thousands innocent lives. Hundreds have been abducted, the males forced into insurgency and the females into slavery. Millions more are wallowing in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps in Nigeria and in Refugee Camps in neighbouring countries. Public and private properties worth trillions of Naira have been destroyed.
We therefore call for a thorough investigation by appropriate agencies in order to fish out the evil perpetrators, bring them to justice and forestall re-occurrence. The repeated heinous acts of attacks are crimes against the citizenry and the perpetrators are therefore criminals and must be treated so. It is indeed absurd and most unfortunate that certain groups or people ascribe the incidence on ethnic and/or religious premise and to whimsically apportion blame in order to batter the gradual restoration of peace and security in Nigeria. Well, the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State has debunked the rumours, likewise the Inspector General of Police has also debunked the insinuations over those being blamed.
We must thus be cautious of packaging crimes on religious and ethnic garments. Crimes are abominable and whoever commits them is criminal. Security agencies should brace up in being proactive and utilize maximally intelligence reports in order to nip-in the board possible eruptions of security problems within and around communities.
Painfully, His Eminence, the Sultan of Sokoto and President-General, JNI, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, CFR, mni, on behalf of Nigerian Muslims, condoles the families of those who lost their lives and sympathies with all affected victims, and also calls for concerted introspection and commitment by relevant agencies to take proactive and effective measures in addressing this pernicious problem.
His Eminence the Sultan and President-General of JNI, extends profound condolences to the families of the affected victims, government and people of states that lost their loved ones in the unfortunate happenings.
Dr. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu
Secretary-General

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/202714-sultan-reacts-benue-enugu-killings-says-blaming-fulani-herdsmen-absurd.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

pls don't u ever takenhim as speaking for muslaims in nigeria.he must be out of his senses to deny this glaring thing
am a muslim, northerner and I condem this in strongest terms. buhari is being fed wrong informations as beind justifacation for this and this very night am regretting him being the head.even though anything was better than gej
the sultan is never the leader of muslims in this country.
if he is, tell him to issue an order and see

Sirmuel1:
I hate those people!!!


Shit!!!



Racism can never die!! NEVER!


The creator should have created everyone equally, I don't understand why some are white, while some are black!

if all are equal, the world wouldn't stand. imagine who 'll be carpenter to u being a millioneer

Flexherbal:
After the visit, what's next? The government has still not done anything about it.

Are u MAD!!! so u still expect govt come protect u?

sinkhole:
that Ogboni guy to the left look like Awolowo!

that ur name ,concerning that u r a female, keeps me still laughing

can u imagine the weak and vulnerables now killing the strongs. who gave them cows to tear are the ones helping them.
u only need source for AK47s too
they don't even know how to handle the guns well.
their military friends