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Means there's still hope for this my generation...thought this generation is done for....

Was told that governor is a Professor for that matter....what a pathetic professor maintaining overbloated government

To even imagine that these people are supposed to be Judges....they run the affairs of the judiciary like a secret society where a novice dare enter....


Mind you, I've not seen a judge in Nigeria dat doesn't belong to any secret cult....useless thieves

ozuru:
It Is Beautiful Than Nigeria Oldest Storey Building

You people are mixing it up. The building in Badagry is not the oldest in Nigeria...its just the first storey building in Nigeria

We need to introduce history into our curriculum asap

If your family members are dying while in power and yet, u still wanna remain in power

Is it the same powers that are binding them to always long for more powers?

ayemerbarth:
Arranged, sham and calculated xcuses to suit tthe statement recently made by the Oza room president.

What a useless life you are living

The whole population of Bayelsa is even less than akowonjo LG...Bayelsa have produced a president, yet, it's lot hasn't changed, blessed with useless governors.

Same for my state in Ondo state. We have been blessed with useless governors since 1999

The highest scorer for Nigeria in Green White Green....RIP

Since his retirement and death, I dnt know why Nigerian strikers has not been able to surpass his goal tally for Nigeria...Emenike and Obafemi Martins that we tot would, flopped in the end

And they didn't bother to check if your name match afghanistan native names?

ouigy99:
I in no way support corruption..... But one must wonder how the APC people got the funds they used for election.... Cause I know those who are suspected to have sponsored the party are not business men. So, where was their wealth gotten from?

Don't worry, since APC cannot probe itself...when next PDP get back to power, they should probe the APC too


Shikena

The MOD should close down this inconsequential and useless infantile report...

And the carrier of this useless news should be forwarded to Yaba left for evaluation

Who's this idiot?

In my own personal opinion, Desmond is blessed enough to pay for the whole hospital bills....he takes home nothing less than 5million per month as state house of assembly member

yarimo:
when the government is not making any positive[b] in part[/b] to it citizens .

The recessions is affecting your english too?

yarimo:
That is all what they no how to do snapping of pictures, and will claim they are holding meeting so as to move nigeria and nigerians forward. mtswww

And when has it become a crime to hold the FEC meeting?

Hoping and waiting patiently for same tsunami to happen in NAMA and NCAA...

Someone will just come for employment and will be given the GM position straight with just ordinary Bsc and no experience whatsoever....this country is doomed

That's letter of credence....i want to be a doyen of ambassadors someday

Fedayeen02:
Another Sinator that refused to reduce his allowance

Will reduction in his allowances curb and end this recession??

Look at the bigger picture

Thumb up to the late Agagu of Ondo State for something like this

He was paying 5k for bursary and 25k for scholarship...very transparent

Vomits....

It cnt be real

When Chief Obafemi Awolowo's Ikenne house was searched by the police at Midnight.
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Memory Lane
When you have nothing to hide.

The first time i ever met Mr. Lynn was about half past ten o'clock on the night of 18 September 1962. He entered the sitting room at 7 Bell Avenue as if he was in a great hurry, as indeed it turned out he was. He was accompanied by a Nigerian. He was all smiles-urbane and cordial. He introduced himself, and then the Nigerian whom he described as an Inspector of Police.

My wife and I had just finished our dinner, and as usual were chatting over current events. Our eating habit then was to have lunch at about 2p.m and dinner between 8 and 10p.m. No breakfast. It was at Ikoyi prison i changed between 8 and 9a.m. and dinner between 5 and 6p.m. My wife also cultivated this habit when I wrote from prison to tell her of its beneficial effects on my health.

When Mr. Lynn breezed into the sitting room with his companion, we offered them chairs at the dinning table. He had hardly taken his seat, when he opened his mouth and declared, 'Chief, I have a warrant to search your house and compound at Ikenne.'
'When? I asked.
'I am on my way there now, and I have called to let you know.'
'Why tonight and not tomorrow? It is almost eleven o'clock now.'
'It has to be tonight! he insisted with finality. 'Would you like to come with us?
'Me? No! Not at this hour of the night!
' I will go with them,'my wife offered.
I turned to her, and said in a soft tone but with unmistakable firmness, 'You are doing nothing of the kind! To follow two strangers-and policeman at that-at this unholy hour, when a state of emergency is on? No! You are certainly not going anywhere with them!'

'Is there anyone there at Ikenne to attend to us and show us round the premises?
'Yes! My son, Oluwole Awolowo lives there, and Salami, one of my stewards, is there too. The compound is an open place more or less a public place. There is no problem in getting access to it. As for the house, Wole will show you round.

At this juncture, I went upstairs to collect the key to my wardrobe. I also sent for my Secretary Mr. Biodun Falade, to come to the dinning-room. On my return, I handed the key of my wardrobe to Mr. Lynn, and said, 'This key opens my wardrobe. Inside the wardrobe you will find other keys which open all the other locked receptacles in the house.

'Thank you very much! he said with a beaming smile, and an apparent feeling of triumph.

In the meantime, my wife had gone to her room upstairs to fetch the keys to her wardrobes, which were the only things she locked in the house. She handed them to Mr. Lynn.

- Chief Obafemi Awolowo in My March Through Prison, Page 8-9.


Can there be any difference?

A graduate with Bsc employed into FAAN and directly placed on level 12 instead of 8....you can only get this in the aviation indurstry

FAAN stinks of monumental corruption and lawlessness. I think it's better the government privatise the airports so that workers would be tasked on efficiency

Corruption everywhere

Pidggin:
There shall be endless divisions in APC until the party disintegrates

See the way your are cursing APC as if your father is the owner of PDP

This country is doomed.

So NBA has always been shielding corrupt judges despite complaints to them

CSTR2:
The only people happy or pleased with the outcome is APC.
All the other political parties from APGA to KOWA are disgusted at the blatant electoral corruption.

Stop thinking like an slowpoke

Why is everybody making unofficial results

Madness indeed...lol

What was Iyamu smoking early in the morning before making such reckless and baseless allegations?

Pidggin:
Abacha stole billions of dollars and his family are friends with our presido. PEJ is an enterprising women who established the first community bank in Port Harcourt, she is a business mogul and also a top civil servant. Her position as a wife of

You are a product of a failed country

By Samuel Oyadongha,

Yenagoa Ijaw youths have slammed the Federal Government anti corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC over alleged deliberate witch-hunt against former President Goodluck Jonathan and his wife, Dame Patience. The youths under the auspices of Ijaw ‎Youth Council (IYC) worldwide said it was unfortunate that the EFCC failed to learn from the fallout of the way it handled the case of Tompolo.

President of the IYC, Engr. Udengs Eradiri said ‎the commission’s ‎indiscreet media trial of Tompolo led to the crisis in the Niger Delta that plunged the country into the current economic recession. His words, “‎I thought the EFCC by now would have begin to face squarely its jobs of fighting corruption instead of the media charade that is their usual modus operandi. EFCC boss Magu and Patience Jonathan “They have not learned from the Tompolo incident instead of focusing on facts and doing their job following due process they quickly went to the media and that incident has led this country to where we are today.”


He also described as “unacceptable and illegal” to place the former first family on media trial without following due process. Dame Patience, he said like most former First Ladies made her money from gifts and gratifications adding that there was no law against such gestures.

“First Ladies in Nigeria do not do any work. A woman naturally attracts a lot of gifts from men let alone a First Lady who has the power to recommend you for something.

“They receive a lot of thank you and gratifications because most cases they recommend people who come back to thank them. Even when they do not recommend, people go and say good morning with a million dollar. It did not start with Patience Jonathan.

“We know how influential the former First Lady of this country and other First Ladies were. We know how powerful, rich and wealthy they are and the property they acquired as a result of gratification.

“If you say Patience should show how she made her money, you must start with all the First Ladies, otherwise, it is a witch-hunt. Patience Jonathan got her wealth from thank you and there is nowhere in the law that says we should not receive thank you.

“So, EFCC should stop this nonsense. If you have issues, go and follow the due process and don’t begin to use the media to tarnish the image of the former first family,” he said. The former first family, he said, deserved respect adding that the youths would not tolerate further attacks and insults on Jonathan’s family. He said despite the humiliation Jonathan suffered from the wife of late former President Musa Yar’Adua, he never harassed the late President’s family when assumed the leadership of the country.

“Jonathan should be respected in Nigeria. You heard what happened during the time of late President Yar’Adua, Jonathan did not witch-hunt that family irrespective of the humiliation he suffered despite the position of the law.

“This is a witch-hunt and the EFCC must stop this attitude because very soon, people will begin to resist them. Nigerians will get to the point where they will no longer accept it. “We support the fight against corruption. All of us know that corruption has eaten deep into our fabric, but this selective fight especially geared towards the region must not be allowed”, Eradir said.

He lamented that despite the corruption traced to the former late Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha and his family, the government still approved a university for his wife. “It is in this country that they talked about Abacha’s loot, yet a university had been approved for Abacha’s wife. In this same country where they said Abacha was corrupt. So, why are you treating one former first family differently and then everybody wants to humiliate Jonathan’s family in the best of their ability.


“The former First Lady, Patience, has no question to answer.. The EFCC is destroying Buhari’s anti-graft policy because when your anti-graft is beginning to show it is one-sided, it will lose credibility,” he said.

The IYC boss further asked the EFCC to go return about N23bn, $100million and other assets it seized from the former Governor of the state, late Diepreye Alamieyeseigha. He wondered what the EFCC was still doing with the money when Bayelsa and other states were facing financial difficulties. “Bayelsa State funds are in their hands, they have not returned it. Why are they keeping the funds? Are they meant to keep funds that they recovered. Why is the money not being paid into TSA if they believe they are proceeds of corruption.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/patience-jonathan-made-money-gifts-gratification-iyc-tells-efcc/

Very romantic and tensed atmosphere

ificatchmodeh:
Will it fair,for. Bubu to take decision that will affect nigerians and exempt him and his family.
Nigeria and nigerians interest..overide what ever interest he has.
Is us first..

Is buhari the person telling them to blow pipelines?

How many Niger delta states have been able to pay salaries up to date?

The militants thought if they continue blowing the oil facilities, it wouldn't affect the Niger delta....it is we the masses that would shed more tears and not Buhari