Didi2d:
I don't even know who to believe, but for that man to claim that the late COAS is broke and couldn't pay NEPA bill. I want to believe its a lie

sanerugwei:
Will he use his name to buy the shares directly if so?

Senseless suggestions from educated illiterates who should know better.

hello proxy...

Was IBB not rumoured to own Glo via Adenuga?

Guide777:

Yes , you are right , I support you . He should "cut them off from the internet" and also cut them off politically , economically and geographically from Nigeria. Once they are cut off , they would stop giving us trouble. They will call their region Biafra or whatever. Right?

docadams:
PDP and its piglets in overdrive to bring down our institutions. By the grace of God, we shall overcome

delpee:
He should send petitions to EFCC if this is true. At least they'll explain their sources of income.

Niorte:

How could the President of the Federation be a visitor? And even if he was, that shouldn't rob him off his position as the President of the country

BluntBoy:


Is it about enemies and retaliation?

Buhari is our number 1 ambassador. It is understandable if you bring pictures of the citizens abusing him. But for you to bring up the examples of members of a government demeaning the president is inappropriate, demeaning and desperate.

I don't expect anyone with commonsense to support these thieves.

Instead, we should ask them salient questions. They should tell us how many people-oriented bills they have sent to the president that the president refuse to assent to.

Any member of this government does not have the moral right to criticize Buhari.

1shortblackboy:
oga who be u guys. if those people said those things which u said they said then they're also wrong.

nnachukz:
APC members started the show of shame. It was an official setting consisting of people from different political parties but instead of them to recognize this and keep quiet they were shouting Sai Baba for an occasion that wasn't a campaign event. So others joined them in their childish display by booing the President.

1shortblackboy:
these pictures are of uninformed and probably illiterates on the streets. but senators should know better. their action is totally wrong. i don't even like Buhari but he shouldn't be disrespected like that he is the president.

i aslo think the APC senators are the cause of the problem. the outlandish cheering of the president was unnecessary and uncalled for. it is was supposed to be a serious national meeting and not a partisan political rally. the PDP senators felt compelled to register there presence and disapproval.....


they were all wrong

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

The Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, says APC house members will thwart any plan to override President Muhammadu Buhari’s veto to sign the Electoral Act into law.

PoliticsNGR gathered that Gbajabiamila, an All Progressives Congress Chieftain from Lagos told newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday that the party had more than the required number to stop the process.

He explained that for the house to override the president’s veto, it required a minimum of two-third majority of its members.

It should be recalled that President Buhari for the fourth time, declined assent to the Electoral Act Amendment Bill on the grounds that it was too close to the 2019 general elections to change the rules of engagement.

Gbajabiamila said that the National Assembly needed to put in more touches to the bill for it to be signed into law.

He said the president declined to assent the bill to enable many Nigerians have the opportunity to vote in cases of card reader malfunction.

“We have seen instances where the card readers have failed, what Mr. President has done is to protect everybody in Nigeria, many could be disenfranchised and we do not want that.

“If they are able to muster two-third and push it forward, there is nothing we can do but as a party, we are not going to be part of it as it makes no sense to override in the case of an important document,” he said.

The leader explained that a fire brigade approach must not be adopted saying that the amendment was too close to the elections “and that is the reason for the ECOWAS protocol.”

The lawmaker said that it was too late in the game to begin to thinker with the rules and that the APC had the numbers to stop a veto.

https://politicsngr.com/electoral-bill-apc-reps-will-block-every-move-override-buhari-gbajabiamila/

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

The Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, says APC house members will thwart any plan to override President Muhammadu Buhari’s veto to sign the Electoral Act into law.

PoliticsNGR gathered that Gbajabiamila, an All Progressives Congress Chieftain from Lagos told newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday that the party had more than the required number to stop the process.

He explained that for the house to override the president’s veto, it required a minimum of two-third majority of its members.

It should be recalled that President Buhari for the fourth time, declined assent to the Electoral Act Amendment Bill on the grounds that it was too close to the 2019 general elections to change the rules of engagement.

Gbajabiamila said that the National Assembly needed to put in more touches to the bill for it to be signed into law.

He said the president declined to assent the bill to enable many Nigerians have the opportunity to vote in cases of card reader malfunction.

“We have seen instances where the card readers have failed, what Mr. President has done is to protect everybody in Nigeria, many could be disenfranchised and we do not want that.

“If they are able to muster two-third and push it forward, there is nothing we can do but as a party, we are not going to be part of it as it makes no sense to override in the case of an important document,” he said.

The leader explained that a fire brigade approach must not be adopted saying that the amendment was too close to the elections “and that is the reason for the ECOWAS protocol.”

The lawmaker said that it was too late in the game to begin to thinker with the rules and that the APC had the numbers to stop a veto.

https://politicsngr.com/electoral-bill-apc-reps-will-block-every-move-override-buhari-gbajabiamila/

MalcoImX:
No one expects anything good from a GEJ apologist, especially when free money is no longer within reach.

Oshigun:


No insult but some of you talk as if born yesterday. A president who is interested in the radical tansformation of his Country, perhaps through reforms never seen before, needs a supportive and equally bold legislature which the self-serving Saraki-led senate has been the opposite of.

The control of the senate is therefore vital and something the executive arm must plan to achieve as this is critical to overall success of a regime. That is what Remi Tinubu is saying that you mischief-makers feign ignorance of.

This is the case even in the USA so I don't know where you get your own half-baked idea that it is wrong for the executive arm to seek to gain control of the legislative arm, when this delivers the ability to influence policy directions, by majority fiat.

Rolandonyi:
These are bunch of losers now. Who bothers about them.

buhariguy:
The jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of Biafra terrorist came to rob and attack me in my shop.
They took away everything, my phones, powerbank, laptop, raw cash etc.

But thank God .
Those jobless aggressive lazy idiotic criminals was arrested yesterday .
This country under the leadership of the best President is unsafe for the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic criminals.

I have be robbed thrice This year alone by the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic criminalcriminal and the able men of Nigeria police force has be arresting them within a week.
But the things I have lost so far can never be return.

Nevertheless, buhari still remain the best thing that ever happened till 2023.

Nasir123:


I'm telling u!
A very miopic submission.

emmykey0128:
This fayose still get mouth to talk again ehn,y efcc no use stick break hin mouth self ?