E remain make tY Bello begin bleach am in d name of 'modelling'

sankky:
NAFDAC went cold under his watch. Now there are fake drugs everywhere. All the past gains of the late madam were lost. We only saw him giving lectures here and there while the fake drug dealers blossomed.
Hope he gets his own share of the probes

He was busy campaigning 4 badluck. D agency was @ its lowest ebb while he held sway. This man?! I know am!! #weneedanakunyilikindofnafdacabeg !

Achuwa1:
NA aren't ashamed of themselves,,cuming online to advertise their activities when ppl are crying all over the country coz of hardship...
u ppl can never divert our attention coz Nigerian present economy has brought untold hardship on ppl,,,
U ppl should be prepared coz Nigeria as whole is sitting on a gun powder,so tht when it explode it won't consume u all.

Wetin dis 1 dey talk ?!

Remyboyhefty:
o lord see wat dat kunu drinking dullard is doing to the people of nigeria ...lord have mercy

If u knew what dat ogogoro-sharking aquatic phd holder did 2 my country ehh...
Oooooo shiiiit !

harmless011:
Is this the change we voted for

Yes o !
Cleaning up d rotten system is d change we ALL voted 4.
#pmbonpoint !

Souljeezy:
na so so "Paul is so matured..I like Paul..etc" I jxt dey see...
i wonder wetin una go talk wen Paul do something stupid.

Oh! Gr8 u acknowledged he's done something silly. Until Paul does his own 'silly' ranting, we will keep bashing Peter 4 his unguarded outbursts 2 a part of his BLOOD on social media, instead of fixing any misunderstanding in their closet. #istandwithpsquare !

Paul 'the matured' square... #truth !
There is NO SUBSTITUTE to ur family/blood,
Peter 'the immature' square... #getthat !

Mutuwa:


A guy got so high on weed, that he was searching
for his phone with the torchlight of the same
phone he was looking for.

He got so worried about the phone and was
almost in tears even his roommate,who was also
high, decided to join him in thesearch.

After 45 minutes of searching, his phone rang, he
picked the call and quickly replied the caller “I’ll
call you back, I’m looking for my phone ”

And he angrily ended the call and continued in
the search for the phone he just answered a call
with.

After a while, he then decided to use the same
phone to call his line and when he got the busy
network he turned to his roommate and said

“guy forget, that phone don lost, the person wey
thief am, don off am ”

SAY NO TO DRUGS!!!

Hahahahahhahahahha!
No be d phone lost,
Na d guy LOST big time!
...funny
#DoNoDrugs

copiescopy:
All this shout about fighting corruption is a just a smoke screen for PMB to tighten the noose on all his perceived enemies most especially the SE /SS . The causalities are the few form the SW.

It was just a pity GEJ fell flat to ploy of the Hausa/fulani having brought the master stroke of unleashing Boko Haram as the main key to de-stabilizing the last government had done well enough o devise the means to use as a sledge hammer to break the ground with regards to the $2.1 billion dollar money for arms procurement.

GEJ in his usual naive nature may have given the approval only to now discover that Dasuki was also working against GEJ in one way by ensuring the funds does not get to the appropriate quarters . Statements credited to Dasuki indicates he helped the ruling government come into power . Aint that a fact ? It was already a master plan hatched between top the cabals in the North with one serious motive, return power to the north by any means necessary .GEJ was just a pawn even if it means distributing the entire $2.1b arms procurement sum to everyone and everyone knowing the attendant problem such could create in the nearest future which of course has dawned on the SE /SS that the North were hell bent on destroying their political strongholds thereby using the Boko Haram arms procurement funds as the invisible sledge hammer that could fell the tower of their political grip on the country . This is what is exactly playing out . Dasuki and his master planners are making proper use of the situation to tarnish the image and reputation of top politicians in the SW and SE including the SS . The only little causalities are the few top politicians from the SW.

seun,lalasticlala,copiescopy,tonyebarcanista

Wetin dis 1 dey talk sef?
True, can't make a head or tail of this #trash!

Mutuwa:


STOLEN!!!

Did you notice that ALL of those who have been named as having shared in the blood money by Dasuki are Muslims, Christians and even atheists? Do you realise that ALL of them are Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw, Fulani and all of the hundreds of ethnic nationalities making up Nigeria? Have you asked yourself why you didn't hear any shout of marginalization or oppression when the money was being shared by Mr Donatus Dasuki?

Let me break it down for you. In that secret place where they make a feast of our commonwealth, nobody is Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw or whatever. There's no Christian, Muslim or traditionalist when illicit money is to be preyed upon. No tribe or religion, they belong to one family: the political class and their interests transcends tribe, ethnicity or religion. Money is their paradise and their belly is the only god they worship.

So, next time any of these idiots come screaming that your tribe is being marginalized or that someone is trying to wipe out your religion, tell him to go to hell and enjoy his journey to there. If you agree with him and allow them to turn your destiny to a Ludo game, then Sorry is your middle name and you suffer from a terminal disease called 'Congenital Stupidity'. It has no cure and the symptoms don't show very early. Once you're afflicted with CS, the end result is to die in ignorance while defending the idiots who turned you into a whimpering MUMU. Accept my sympathy.

HEAR JONATHAN AND HIS 40 THIEVES
1- I acted based on Jonathan instruction- Dasuki
2- I didn't give order- Jonathan
3- I collected 350M from Dasuki for consultation-Iyorchia Ayu
4- I only collected $30,000 from Dasuki not N100m- Bode George
5-I got N4.6b from Dasuki for spiritual purposes- Bafarawa
6-I got N650M from Dasuki for my Abuja burnt office-Thisday Obaigbena.
7-I got N2.1b from Dasuki for publicity-Dokpesi
8- I got another N100m from Yuguda he didn't tell me from where- Bafarawa
9- I gave N100m each to Odili, Jim Nwobodo Bode George and others- Yuguda
10- The president asked me to change N10B to foreign currency for PDP delegates- Dasuki
11-My boss asked me to get $11M from the CBN- Dasuki account officer.
12-I got order from above to pay Tompolo N13B for Maritime university land.-Nimasa DG.

Please let us never again allow anyone to use religion or tribe to try to divide us! God bless Nigeria.

This is ONE piece that deserves to be re-posted everywhere! #GODblessYou!

Brightology2:
APC- demonic party.dey re filled with violence.evil set of pple.foooolish,idiotic n Buhari pple. Quote me @ ur own thunder lightening striking u

#PDP are d gr8test clowns!
E go dey pain u as #apc keeps showing d light at d end of d PDP 16 wasted years.
#9jah is moving, by HIS special grace.

lalasticlala:



http://thenationonlineng.net/new/senate-endorses-life-jail-for-rapists/

They should have added firing squad 2 thieves & those who corruptly enrich themselves
#setsOfVagabonds!

Sweetguy25:
True.

The sociopolitical foundation upon which Nigeria rests was built to perpetuate greed and injustice. This is why the country will continue to fail. It will not stop until we reconsider the fundamental problems hindering our progress and growth.

& dat problem is simple; #Corruption & d steady erosion of morality.
Thank God #apc is here!

barcanista:
What they are calling is simply for the convocation of Sovereign National Conference of all ethnic nationalities. Shamefully, successive administration including that of our brother failed tÓ make it happen.

Wit ur "broda" it wasn't possible, abi?
So hw do u tink it shud possible now?
My fren, shine una eye & embrace d inevitable
The BROOM of #Change has swept all d ILLS in d land & 9jah is beta 4 it.
Let's UNITE & support dis pple-centred govt.
#ChanjiDole!

barcanista:
Nigeria should be renegotiated

Why?
Because d clueless one lost election?
#UnaDonMissRoad!

Elueme:
I can't help it but laugh aloud.. Sure, the claimed lion of Ubima is seen as an outcast and perceived with utmost disdain in Rivers state and Niger Delta in general. Amaechi's political and social future is highly endangered why APC should as a matter of morale obligation empower this man with the purpose of winning back the heart of his people. Anything less an S.G.F will make him the biggest loser. Amaechi's grudge with Jonathan is harped on the fact that he wanted to run as V.P to either Kwankwaso or any northern candidate in the PDP in the event of G.E.J not recontesting. This calculation caused the crisis and the defection that followed, but they had to swallow their pill with APC knowing that public perception on them will be negative should they fail to be accorded accordingly. Now, he had played a very prominent role in defeating his fellow kinsman out of arrogance and vendetta and his people may not forget this in a hurry. He was denied the V.P slot by Tinubu even after bankrolling PMB campaign pre and post ApC primaries.. What then can justify Amaechi's treachery? It is a loss loss situation because it will only take a miracle to be given the SGF slot to him.

#trash!
U think leadership is all about chop-make-i-chop, the CluelessOne style?
U guys have lost!
#Amaechi has won!
Jona is d worst piece of thing Nigeria has ever produced.
#Change has come 2 stay
U guys should learn 2 deal wit dat!
#forwardPMB#apc4ever!

chesterlee:
Mama peace

we will surely miss her!

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Especially, d COMIC aspect #realCLOWN

Otenestbestyaho:
That LESBIAN(aisha) can never be beautiful than Patient,even in the dream, she is no~match for mama peace. Mind you, it's the lesbian that gave birth to these children in the ppic below. I wish her and and her certificateless husband(illeterate) death. Amen.

Quoters,oya na, your time start now.

Waow!!
I pity d slowpoke "parents" dat gave birth 2 dis mud-head.
Anyway, u just wished urself and ur family, if u hav any, DEAD!
U 're a complete waste of space #pig

spongeisback:
From tomorrow they can hook up exclusively with him at the nearest ogogoro joint.

I dey laff
I stil dey laff
...hahahahhahahahahhahah!

daniel9202:
from tomorrow i will start counting days for Buhari. make he fulfill what he promised cos the wraths he will get from Nigerians won't be as that of gej, come add his old age. make he no die for that sit shah

Just read dis sh**t from anoda #big#fool !
*********go&die!
If u f**kin like.
#mumuX1000000

omenka:
If word on the street is anything to go by, then this man performed incredibly well compared to most of his colleagues. Save for the Governors Forum brouhaha, he conducted himself like true leader during his 8years in the saddle.

May he enjoy a peaceful retirement.

Thunder fire ur mouth!
Guy, u kno nothin about #jang OR #plateau.
A crook who milked his state dry?
An old fool who practically surrendered d pple's wealth 2 his prodigal son & ethnic cronies @ d expense of d collective good?
See, na chalk dey inside dat ur skull.
#mumu!

philips70:


http://lindaikeji..com/2015/05/pdp-berates-buhari-for-snubbing.html?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed


Now it's confirmed, Metuh and PDP have gone mad. They need help. With the serious problems we have at the moment just see what their problem is.

PDP shud solve d fuel scarcity mess dey hav landed hapless Nigerians instead of talking about what absolutely doesn't border Nigerians. #mayGodPunishTheEnemiesOfThisCountry!

Obijulius:
I wish we could have an Nzeogwu to clean out all living former leaders before Yaradua.

Everybody that has ever tasted power. Or had any connection with government should be cleaned out.

Their friends, cronies and family members too.

We need real change, not fake APC change.

D real Change is here #APC!
At d mere mention of dat name 'APC', thieves are beginning 2 pack dia soiled bags out of d Country in d guise of having "well deserved rest" after 16 yrs of mindless pillage of our collective patrimony.
#deyCanRun
#butCan'tHide!

makzeze:
My heart thumped from anxiety and my eyes turned in a cursory survey of the environment as our vehicle came to a halt for security checks at the Daura residence of President-elect Muhammadu Buhari. The fresh white coat of paint on some two hundred metre-long fence gave an inkling of an uncommon excitement in the atmosphere. Close to the assorted security operatives at the security post was a motley crowd of peasants.

They defied Daura’s hot and hurting afternoon sun which tore through the pores of the skin, forced out excess sweat and soaked their clothes. In contrast to the discomforting atmosphere, the peasants’ pleasant faces spoke of the good news in Daura - a homeboy had won the big prize of president of Nigeria. As our vehicle drove into the premises, the instant attractions were the tall trees, long branches and blossoming leaves. They provided the rare comfort that soothes the body from the harsh sun outside. Below the trees were the well-kept grasses.
The president-elect’s bungalow is caught in this array of trees, shrubs and a beautiful spread of flowers. A bungalow? It was the loud rhetorical question that protested in my head. A former Head of State of an oil-rich country, a former Minister of oil-soaked Ministry of Petroleum, a former Governor of a rich State, and former Chairman of oil-whet Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), only boasting of a humble bungalow? Nothing prepared me for this unspeakable shock. A simple bungalow - porch, waiting room, living room, dining, and another adjoining structure that looked like bedrooms. We were ushered into the living room to meet the president-elect reading the day’s dailies and sipping green tea in a light and relaxed mood. I had expected to meet a worried president-elect, but alas, Buhari intermittently laughed, smiled, cracked jokes, told historical tales in a lively and exciting manner. He wouldn’t allow the impending task to weigh down his spirit. Even when my Editor-in-Chief, Malam Mannir Dan-Ali, attempted to sympathise with him by saying not many would envy him as a result of the myriad of problems in the country, the president-elect quickly responded thus, “I think you’re wrong. Many people envy me…” We rolled on our cushion chairs in loud laughter. From this kind of simplicity and confidence, we’re set to be led by a president who is not wealth-crazy.

At the end of the two-day encounter with Buhari, one impression trailed us from Daura to Abuja on the 7-hour journey - the fact that the 72-year-old famous son of Daura is mentally and emotionally ready for the top and tough job of running Nigeria. An appendage to that impression is that as from May 29, things will be done differently. There’s certainly going to be a shocking paradigm shift. And a shaking shift might begin at the tick of the clock that would announce Buhari’s takeover of the high chair. This interview provides an insight into his thoughts and values.
. I’ll give my ministers targets
. I’ll ensure separation of power

Daily Trust: I[b]f we take what President Jonathan said recently, it’s like you are going into another detention. He said he was living in a ‘cage’ for 15 years, and here you are elected to be in the ‘cage’, in his words, for the next four years. Do you look forward to it or are you like approaching it with trepidation, with concern, especially with the expectations from Nigerians? [/b]

Buhari: I asked for it, so whatever I meet there I cannot
complain. I came out and went through the election processes with the party and so on, and I know, of course, that there is a lot of work to be done. The important thing is to make sure that the structures on ground are made to function and people are made to do their work and develop the capacity to supervise. I think that is all I can do because, on the question of efficiency, I don’t think there will be any compromise on that. If you reflect on the 16 years of the PDP, I think, it was 16 years of disaster, especially economically and security wise. Economically, if you find out how much the country earned and the state of the infrastructure at the beginning and the state of infrastructure now, then it becomes unfortunate that we found ourselves under the rule of the PDP in this country. So whoever becomes part of the cabinet should be prepared to work. Deliberately we will look for competent people, dedicated and experienced persons to head ministries. Of course, there will be schedules for ministers and we will expect them to fill them.
Economically, we will try and stop a lot of wastages and encourage austerity so that we can fund the ministries. Education and healthcare will get more attention. Of course, security is Number One. Certainly, there is a lot to do but we are hoping that we will get good people to be in charge of ministries who can apply themselves to their responsibilities so that before long Nigerians will begin the see the difference.

DT: Do you have an outline of the cabinet you spoke about, these competent people? Have you identified the actual people who will man these different places because the expectation is that you will hit the ground running?
Buhari: I am not just speaking about it, I have not put anything on paper, so nobody has seen it and I haven’t discussed it with anybody. I am just keeping it close to my chest.

DT: But do you have an outline?
Buhari: have been around long enough to know people that I can approach for things like that.
But it will be like in the first week of the proclamation of the new legislature you will have this cabinet presented?
I will not make that known before you.
Previously ministers were appointed from the political class, especially during the PDP era the governors would say this is my favourite candidate, he is representing my state and when he is in the cabinet he is the eye of the governor representing the opinions of the governor. Are we going to have that or are we going to see a system that will focus on only those who are going to work?

DT: Already, there are speculations about this post is zoned to that part of the country and all of that. I don’t know what is your take on this?
Yes, thank you very much for calling it speculation because that is what it is. What I know is that there was an issue of APC National Working Committee meeting and I think they zoned positions in that meeting. The first time I heard about it was from the chairman of the party who is the chairman of the national working committee. He just came to greet me as the president-elect when somebody leaked it to the press. So I kept my mouth shut and allowed them to continue with the speculation.
DT: Probably, because you have been saying the supremacy of the party should be respected?
That doesn’t mean that the supremacy of the party should tamper with courtesy to whoever is the elected president of the country. There is nothing wrong with the exercise they have done. They haven’t named who are to be in the offices they have been zoned. It is a matter of courtesy for us to discuss it before you allow it to leak to the press. But if you allowed it to leak to the press then it becomes a matter of speculation.
Is that why you came out to say you didn’t want to determine who becomes the Senate President or Speaker?
No, the party has been meeting and I don’t want to interfere with what the party is doing. The National Assembly has its own standard of picking its leadership and it is not for me, the president-elect, to come and pretend that whatever happens it is I, the president-elect, who should determine it. I don’t want to start on the wrong footing with the National Assembly.
Constitutionally, we are three separate arms of government - the executive, the legislature and the judiciary. For example, I cannot say that once I am sworn-in I will change the set of the Supreme Court judges. It is not possible. Neither is it possible for me to come out and I say I want this person for Senate President or I want that person to lead the House of Representatives. I think it is wrong and I cannot come out to support anybody for the leadership of the legislature because they have their ranking, as they call it.
DT: What was the reaction of party leaders when you said that?

Buhari: Well, how can they react to what is a proper way of doing things? I can have my individual opinion about the people who will occupy the offices. I know that some people imposed the leadership of the National Assembly and it didn’t work well for them, so I shouldn’t be making the same mistake.

DT: One burning issue is fuel subsidy. I believe you are aware of the queues in major cities like Lagos and Abuja. The fuel importers say they are unsure of the direction of the new government in this area. Have you considered maintaining or withdrawing this subsidy or are you questioning whether it didn’t exist at all?

Buhari: One of the problems I have, other than the military, is the petroleum industry where I served for three and a half years under General Obasanjo. When people start talking about this subsidy I honestly get confused. I will tell you this, and I hope it will answer what you want to know. Back then we had a refinery in Port Harcourt, which was refining 30,000 barrels a day of Nigerian crude.
Later, it was upgraded to refine 100,000 barrels a day. Another refinery was built in Port Harcourt to refine 150,000 barrels per day of Nigerian crude. So, Port Harcourt alone had the capacity to refine 250,000 barrels per day of Nigerian crude.
But when I found myself as the Minister of Petroleum I set up another refinery in Warri for 100, 000 barrels per day of Nigerian crude and the Kaduna refinery a 100, 000 barrels per day. So Nigeria built capacity to refine 450,000 a day.
Four Hundred thousands of which is purely Nigerian crude, but 50,000 was imported. The type of crude could be Venezuelan, which could be a bit heavier. But the lighter ones - kerosene, aviation fuel, diesel, PMS of different grades could be produced from our crude because Nigerian crude is about the best in the world.
If you could recall, after finishing as Minister of Petroleum, I subsequently became Head of State. You remember, I appointed Professor Tam David West as the Minister of Petroleum. When we rounded up bunkers, collected their illegal jetties and allowed jetties for only big firms which were doing production and development in the country, we were shocked that we had too much fuel.
We had to begin to export 100,000 barrels per day. Don’t forget that we didn’t stop at building refineries, we built more than 20 depots during my time, from Port Harcourt to Ilorin, Makurdi, Suleija, Maiduguri and Kano. More than 3,000 pipelines were laid to connect them. A number of stations were also built to take the trailers off the road, save lives and the infrastructure on the road. It is more economical because each trailer uses fuel.
We did all that in this country and we didn’t borrow any money as far as I know. It’s Nigerian money. From each Nigerian crude, whether Akwa Ibom, Bonny Light or whatever it is, you can work out how much products it will give you; how much petrol it will give you; how much diesel it will give you if you want to produce diesel. We could tell how much Nigerian crude cost, the cost of transportation from there to the refinery, the cost of refining, the cost of transportation to the pump stations and maybe 5 per cent go for overhead.
I can understand if Nigerians pay for those costs. But somebody is saying he is subsidizing Nigerians. Who is subsidizing who?

DT: But they argue that the price should not be the same in Lagos and Daura, for example?

Buhari: It has to be the same because it is the Nigerian crude.
But they consider the cost of transportation?
Why didn’t it make any difference when we were around? Why did we build the network of pipelines? Why did we build the network of depots? What can Nigerians benefit from the God-given gift of petroleum? No refinery is built unless there is an in-depth research that there is enough reserve of up to six layers to be produced.
The argument I have heard is that refineries are aged. Mostly, they are performing at less than half of their capacity…?
You can’t defend these corrupt and incompetent people. You can’t defend them. There used to be what they call turn-around-maintenance. You close the refinery in order to overhaul and clean it. What we did: we asked our producers, we need various refined products of this type at this time when the refineries are being cleaned. Take this type of Nigerian crude and bring us the refined products.
What we don’t need, we will calculate and pay you as fees for refining and transportation. If it is more than what the crude can handle, then we take it from the treasury. But you are trying to justify all these frauds by saying the refineries are aged.
Of course, they are actually aged?
They said the refineries are aged. The pipelines are leaking. There is vandalisation. Who ordered the vandalisation?

DT: Does it suggest that you don’t believe in the subsidy? So, you are not going to agree to its continuation in anyway?

Buhari: I would like to be on ground and find out what really has been going wrong. Why is it that people are doing round-tripping with the Nigerian products and take money from the treasury? Some people are still in court. You know about it. So, I’m not taking anything for granted. But I will try and find out what went wrong.

Read full interview on other issues in the link below:

Source: http://dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/top-stories/20804-i-don-t-know-what-fuel-subsidy-means-buhari

That is a leader with uncommon understanding of the Nigerian situation. #GMB#NigeriansLoveU!
Keep On Sir.

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We knew it !
D guilty run, even when nobody is after dem.
#bunchOfBlindThieves!
#Ole!
#barawo!
************dey will pay 4 dia misdeeds!

oneeast:
Suicide

But Kashimu is not the only drug runner around? This is vindictiveness on the part of APC.

There are other prominent drug dealers there, they should be extradited all at once!

PDP is still in-charge till may 29th. So pls save APC dis trash. Thank God APC is usually associated with cleaning up d mess dat feeDeeFee has brought on dis country. #LordMakeUsSeeMay29inGoodHealth
#thanks4saving9jah
#blessGMBwithSoundHealth&LongLive
#ameeeeeeeeen!

barcanista:
Buhari will have to secure Emir Thief Sanusi's Conviction and that of the Abachas before he can dream of jailing GEJ

U 're d master fool around here!
So we still hav clowns dat prefer dis country d way it has been ran by thieves? #SangoSinkUrHead#barawo!

ibietela2:
[b][/b]

GEJ did NOT & NEVER did anybody any good by accepting CRUSHING defeat. Dat was d WISEST thing any responsible leader wud hav done in his position. He failed, not just in d last election, but failed 2 deliver on som basic fundamental minimums of governance.
#9jah is free @ last!
Free from ineptitude!
Free from ogogoro-inspired visionlessness!

illiad:


So then you're saying that how the country is currently constructed is the best for all of us?

Well if that's your submission, I would gladly inform you that going by how the country is currently constituted, Nigeria as a country would be going nowhere in hundred years time, in terms of development or advancement in general.

The north as it is, would always remain a burden to be yoked by the rest of the country.

#fool !
When d rest of d country was being "yoked" by d "north", @ som point in history, where were u? #clown ! #Nigeria, it's pple & resources, are for ALL Nigerians! #get dat into ur dark skull.
#eDeyPepperU?#GoHugTransformer!

ozoigbondu:
Don't mind the bloodthirsty babbon and dog blood lover.The ancient one should brace up to.recieve all he and his partymen heaped on GEJ

BABAONECHANCE
TOOTHLESS MONGREY
DAURADULLARD

Una hatred 4 responsible leadership go carry una go grave. Because Buhari says 'no more visionless & stomach-driven leadership', d tin dey pepper una 4 body. If una like, sabotage d new regime & see wat becomes of ur rotten heads #bastards!

metronaija:
This was made known in a letter he wrote and sent to the Deputy National Chairman, Prince Uche Secondus, Muazu asking him (Secondus) to step in as acting National Chairman in line with the party’s constitution.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/05/breaking-news-prince-uche-secondus.html

Babylon dey scatter!
May God Almighty NEVER allow dis template of vampires come back 2 power again.
Nigeria has moved pass corruption-driven kind of leadership to dat 1 dat wud guarantee d public good, even @ d expense of dia pockets.
APC agenda 1... confiscate all illegally acquired properties of political thieves, dia relations & cronies.
Post may 29th... tough times await thieves
Nigeria's resources illegally used 2 prosecute d last election MUST b retrieved!


*welcome2jamrock!

bigass:
Nigeria’s former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godsday P. Orubebe has dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC).

He took to his Twitter page to make the announcement on Tuesday.

“I have concluded plans to join my folks in the APC to champion and sustain the movement for a better Niger Delta in the new administration.”

“Details will be released soon. Thank you all.”


https://twitter.com/ElderGOrubebe/status/600612103116947457


http://africanspotlight.com/2015/05/19/orubebe-dumps-pdp-for-apc/

Hahahaahaahah!
We need d crooks close.
@ let e no go hard 2 hand-cuff dem when d time is ripe.
Waiting 4 D.Alison-madueke & oda thieves 2 follow suit.
#may29fever!