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oloriLFC:
una wey need massive overhaul of the squad.

As in ehn....

But I no forget sha

oloriLFC:
wait small, God is coming to tell you

Olori leave me oo
Better ripe vex hold me here

God,is it a crime of o support a club, tell me?

SLAP44:
People that are OP and trying to occupy FTC same time might be selfish in the real world.

I will SLAP you oooo

....I am typing nah

Rip Isaac Promise....

May God rest your soul.

This set of politicians and integrity should be distanced apart.

Just because something isn't a lie does not mean that it isn't deceptive. A liar knows that he is a liar, but one who speaks mere portions of truth in order to deceive is a craftsman of destruction.(C.J)

Where will you classify Lai Mohammed?

A thread that made frontpage this morning....
https://www.nairaland.com/5449091/fg-returns-toll-gates-federal#82774861

THE INTERNET NEVER FORGETS;
But in 2011, the ACN and indeed Lai Mohammed called it obnoxious and heavily criticised it.

ACN Opposes Re-Introduction Of Toll Gates

Thursday, November 10, 2011 4:48 pm

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has condemned the plan by the federal government to re-introduce toll gates on major highways in the country from next year, saying there is no justification for it.

In a statement issued in Ilorin, Kwara state, on Thursday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party described the plan as the latest in a string of obnoxious policies being pursued by the federal government, including the planned removal of fuel subsidy, the hike in electricity tariff, the single-tenure plan and the so-called Sovereign Wealth Fund.

”President Goodluck Jonathan, in his inaugural speech, said ‘the urgent task of my Administration is to provide a suitable environment for productive activities to flourish’. How can that happen now that his administration is emasculating Nigerians with a series of anti-people policies?

”Perhaps the President needs to read his own inaugural speech again so he can redirect his energy toward making life more abundant for the people, instead of inflicting sufferings of Biblical proportion on them,” it said.

ACN wondered whether the federal government is aware of the deplorable state of the roads across the country before even contemplating the re-introduction of toll gates, adding that no one should ever be made to pay for services not rendered.

”It is a cruel irony that the toll gates that were removed seven years ago when the roads in the country were still fairly motorable and are to be reinstated now that the roads have virtually disappeared. Nigerians daily die on the traps that the roads have become, and all a government can say is that it will impose tolls on the same people. What style of governance is this?

”The ideal thing would have been for the government to begin a massive rehabilitation of the roads across the country, then allow Nigerians to ride freely on these roads for some time, if only to make up for the years they have suffered on the roads, before any contemplation of reinstating toll gates.

”The federal government may want to borrow a leaf from the Lagos state government, which has intervened to delay the payment of toll on the well-paved portion of the Lekki-Epe Expressway.

Today, Lagosians are enjoying a smooth ride on that road without yet paying any toll,” the party said.

ACN said all it takes for a government that runs on ideas is to evolve creative ways of maintaining roads, especially those that have not been handed over to private investors under the BOT programme, instead of the fixation on toll collection on non-functioning roads.
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/11/10/acn-opposes-re-introduction-of-toll-gates/


So, where do we go from here?
lalasticlala Seun mynd44

He is not the poorest-performing Gov in the SE; but he is greedy and doesn't know when to keep quiet.

OluwabuqqyYOLO:
Hello, OP. Are you high? I don't see any proof in the letter.

It's very true:

Cc: jesvic91 nurex01 yves4real teddiie
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/international-school-ui-suspends-student-over-hijab/

For the love of God, the school is a private educational institution.

Hijabs, scarves, berets, chaplets, rosaries or anything that depics any religious affiliation isn't acceptable.

This institution was established in 1963. This has been the rule, why is it a problem now?

I trust that Prof Olayinka and co will not bend to the whims and caprices of a few who are hellbent on turning one of the finest institutions into a "house of torture".

Lalasticlala

Exc2000:



true, once they are made to feel like human, they would think better...

Untill Presidential office is moved to the Federal secetariat and he is made to drive through the city daily to work he wont know or see what his people are going through, and trust sychophantic aides to keep decieving him


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This comment coming from you?
This is good....

Objective....

Not Easy...

God bless mothers......

NaijaDonCast:
How come am part of the brouhaha?

Speak small grammar, no way...

Which one is now Balaam and behrami?

ReeLoaDead:
Exactly .. you typically charge to 100%

83% and he is still charging his phone.

The incumbents will remain.....

Dollar is in SA, you expect him to lose when he is with ......hmmm

Court of Appeal for both loading.......

The one we pay, you guys bullion-ed it nah....

Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos state, has urged more residents to pay their taxes to enable the state government to carry out its developmental projects.

Sanwo-Olu gave the advice on Tuesday while answering questions on ‘The Platform Nigeria’, an event organised by The Covenant Christian Church Place, Iganmu, Lagos.

According to the governor, less than 700,000 out of 4.5 million taxable adults in Lagos are currently paying tax.

“We are not saying that we should increase tax, but we encourage people to be on the tax net,” he said.

“We are also appealing to our tax agency to be more proactive and reach out to people who are not paying tax.”

Sanwo-Olu appealed to Lagosians to be patient over the bad state of roads in the state, saying that continuous rainfall was slowing down rehabilitation and palliative work on the roads.

He assured that there would be extensive and massive rehabilitation of roads after the rainy season.

The governor said that state government was working on a multi-modal transportation system comprising rail, water transportation and bus transit system to remedy the traffic problem in the state.

”On water transportation, we are encouraging the building of a lot of jetties and we have just acquired six to seven new passenger boats that can take 60 to 70 passengers at a time,” he said.

On commercial motor-cycle operators, the governor said since his administration wanted to give everybody a chance to be part of the state development plan, he was trying to harmonise and come up with a regulation system.

”This is designed to know who they are, their activities and how to manage them to ensure that they don’t add to the problem of traffic flow in the state; we don’t want to disenfranchise anybody,” Sanwo-Olu said.

He said that through the ongoing Metropolitan Fibre Initiative of his administration, public institutions in the state, such as schools and hospitals, would have access to high-speed internet service.

Sanwo-Olu said that the initiative, which was technology enabler, would help to manage traffic and other security issues in the state.

https://www.thecable.ng/sanwo-olu-less-than-700000-people-pay-taxes-lagos

frankobinna:
Have learned something
New from you
Tanks

Always welcome Sir

respect80:
So are you because I can see that you clearly understand what I mean.

I gave up on women moaning long ago because I don't understand why on earth someone would be sounding like a nail is being used to pierce her skin directly and at the same time say
H... A...R...D...E...R!

Harder kee that person there...

They shouldn't have done this, they are making him a target.

Jack Jack....

Let me goan charge my battery, no light since yesterday.. But

Nigerians are confusing me, I don't understand

newmanadrian:
Pls give me 1k likes. I wan use am contest for NASS

You have a very good and legible handwriting.

backnbeta and softenergy no kuku well before

NaijaDonCast:
This man is poor in dictating the riqht words to use in some contexts the're some words that suit a particular stands, but he randomly use grammars to put people in a state of bedlam

You too, are part of the problem

Museveni is learning fast, he must have taken this playbook from one Supervisor in West Africa;


Withholding information is the essence of tyranny. Control of the flow of information is the tool of the dictatorship. (B.C)

Government includes red beret in a list of insignia and attire designated as military clothing, banned for civilians.

The Uganda government has designated the red beret as official military clothing that could land members of the public who wear them in jail, a move that essentially bans the uniform of leading opposition leader Bobi Wine and his supporters.

Bobi Wine, a pop star turned politician who has announced he is running for president against longtime leader Yoweri Museveni in 2021, has made the red beret his signature, calling it a "symbol of resistance".

However the beret, also worn by some soldiers, was included in Uganda's first-ever gazette of all military clothing, which states that any member of the public found in possession of the items "is liable on conviction to imprisonment for life", under section 160 of the 2005 UPDF Act.

"The dress code for the UPDF (Uganda People's Defence Force) has been gazetted. The action was endorsed by the top organs of the army which also commended the dress committee for concluding the task assigned to it years back," army spokesman Richard Karemire said in a statement on Monday.

"It manifests the commitment to define identity and outlook of a professional army as well as adhering to the EAC (East African Community) protocols," he added.

According to the gazette dated September 18, the sale or wearing of any attire which resembles the army uniform is also banned.

Prohibited items, besides the red beret, include side caps, bush hats, ceremonial forage caps and camouflaged baseball caps.

"It is prohibited to wear or use any decoration supplied or authorised for use by any member of the defence forces or any decoration so nearly resembling that decoration and likely to deceive the public," the gazette said.

'Symbol of resistance'

Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, has not yet commented on the new rules.

He formally declared his presidential bid in July at an event in the capital, Kampala.

Wearing a red tie and red beret, a look copied by dozens of his supporters at the event, he said: "On behalf of the people of Uganda, I am challenging you (Museveni) to a free and fair election in 2021."

Reacting to the new rules, a leading figure in his "People Power" movement - which he has yet to register as a political party - said they would not stop wearing it.

"We shall continue to wear the revolutionary red berets," said youth leader Ivan Boowe.

"No amount of intimidation will make us fear to exercise our rights. By designating our dress code as military wear, the government is moving to attempt to ban the People Power movement and we are ready to face any action government takes," he added.

Joel Ssenyonyi, a spokesperson for the People Power movement, said Museveni was getting "sleepless nights" because of their party.

"He forgets that whatever he intends for our harm just pushes us forward," he wrote on Twitter.

Treason charges

Bobi Wine, 37, first attracted a youth following through songs critical of Museveni, who has ruled Uganda since 1986. He rose to prominence in 2017 when, as an independent candidate, he won an election to represent a constituency near Kampala.

He has since successfully campaigned for other opposition candidates, raising his profile as a national leader and attracting calls urging him to run for president.

But he faces multiple challenges, including limited opportunities to hold rallies or stage concerts before elections.

He was most recently arrested in April for allegedly staging an unsanctioned protest last year - charges fellow opposition MPs decried as ridiculous - but was released from jail after a few days.

He is also facing treason charges, which he denies, after being arrested with 30 other opposition politicians in August last year for allegedly stoning Museveni's convoy following a campaign rally.

In that incident, Bobi Wine's driver was shot dead, while the politician later flew to the United States to receive treatment for wounds he said were sustained during torture by security forces. The government denied that he was mistreated.

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2019/09/uganda-bans-red-beret-bobi-wine-signature-headgear-190930150137387.html

respect80:
How is that now an achievement?
Some of this women don't know that we know all their moaning is just for fantasy.

FYI, we the real men are only pretending to be a fool in order to fool the fool who thinks she's fooling us.

In other news, real men only pretend to be thrilled by a woman's moaning and nothing more.
When you view it from the mortar and pistol perspective, you will understand what I mean.


The pistol seems to be the one hitting the mortar hard but the same mortar will still be there when 5-10 pistols would be bought and used until they become old if not damaged and the mortar will still be OK for use.

You are a worthy graduate from the University of Solomon.

I love what I just read....


Tare don hear am this night!

Qadaffi2idiamin:
Madness indeed

I made a mistake
Insane

paddyofboss come ooooo, wahala dey oooo

This person that posts that "black thing and zip girl", God go soon punish you oooo



Good one Mercy...
Happy New Month guys