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TANTUMERGO007:
you no they shame, the so-called 'giant of africa' still they beg for aids

So you believe say we be Africa giants abi?

senior123:
So basically the US will own us then?

The word is AID not buy or rent

Daniel6:
i dey enjoy light for Lokoja oooo

I noticed middle belt are the ones flexing the megawatts

ashatoda:
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achinaboy:
aid nigeria on what?

Make I read am for you?
According to Mr John Kerry, the sum is expected to cover health, education, energy, food, security among other sectors.
Hope you understand now?

maestroferddi:
So which republic are we now that the dollar exchanged for N400; a litre of petrol is selling as high as N200 in some filling stations; Fulani herdsmen are killing defenceless citizens left, right and centre and the price of commodities have risen to the rooftop within less than one year into the life of this administration?

Bishop Mike Okonkwo, please don't allow the respect you command in the body of Christ to be sacrificed on the altar of cheap popularity and sounding politically correct.

So during gej no killing by the herdsmen abi in fact it was worst then.
Price of commodities? Talk another thing joor.

johnwizey:
Dem wan quick send am go meet ojukwu

Lol na true oo

swagaholic:
oga sharap!!!! It's more than 10months u voted him out, has he ever criticized these government?? What we expect from d apc led government 2 do is 2 change every thing 4 good 4 all Nigerians, buh these useless set of hypocrites re still doing things exactly d way d former gov did, tho they re falling in their own attempts..... btw, when will bubu visit nigeria?

Ifa slap you een

SUPERPACK:
More beans to kanu plate.

IPOB also said its leader and Director of Radio Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu will no longer accept any food, including those brought by his close family members to avoid poisoning it by the Department of State Security, DSS, alleged to always scrutinize his food before allowing it in.
Say e no go chop again ooo.
Na die be that oooooooo

swagaholic:
Nd we re now in plantain republic? U voted against the man, he lost, he handed over, can't u allow him 2 rest now? Oga mike, how much u buy fuel 4 ya church gen 2day

If I catch talk about OBJ or abacha govt again thunder go fire you.

Hagm0nd:
sarcasm bro,just sarcasm

Yea thought as much.....

Kenzico:
Abeg who dey sell Gala here!

Me na 1.5k per one, if you no buy dey go

TANTUMERGO007:
keep on seeing till we get to 2019 this government is damn clueless. open your eyes and be free

Lol look at this one.
Better prepare to wail the more soon
Wailing zombie like you

Hagm0nd:
Rev Mike Okonkwo by the power vested in me
i hereby declare you a zombie

Lol just like that?

psucc:
There is no sickness as bad as delusion.

So GEJ men return cash?

APC is a real setback to this country.

eyah

In the run-off to the 2015 general elections, the presiding Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), Dr Mike Okonkwo, was one of the few Christian leaders who backed President Muhammadu Buhari during private meetings and consultations. He explained to SUNDAY OGUNTOLA why he voted against ex-President Goodluck Jonathan despite endorsements from many leading Christian groups and organisations as well as other issues. Excerpts:

You have been labelled a supporter of the government of change…(Cuts in)… But everyone should love change. Everyone should work for change. For me, my interest politically is whoever will deliver dividends of democracy for the nation. Regardless of that person’s religious persuasion, as long as he can deliver, he has my vote. Even if he is a heathen, I will vote for such a person.But people are asking ‘is this is the change wevoted for’?That is the issue I keep talking about. Nigerians are naturally impatient and we chicken out once there is a little pressure. We will say we don’t want again. I read somewhere in the social media a young man who said we should go back to corruption since things appear not to be working out well. I said so we should go back to the vicious cycle? I replied the young man and said he was talking nonsense. Yes, things are not too stable but that is to tell you the rot the nation has degenerated to. You see, we are not fighting corruption. Nigeria is corruption. Everywhere you turn, every sector you turn, you find corruption.From the messenger to driver to the boss, everyone is involved. Corruption has become a second nature to us. The truth is you hardly find anyone that has not been dragged into the industry of corruption. It is as bad as that. Corruption has become the biggest industry in the nation.Now that Buhari is there, it will be foolhardy tosay things will change overnight. Buhari will not completely eradication corruption because it’s been with us for decades. If anyone is expecting Buhari to change this even if he stays for 15 years, the person is notbeing sincere. I believe the current administration is fighting so hard to put things in place. The things we are seeing is corruption fighting back. We have saboteurs in the system that will take time to be detected and flushed out.There are people enjoying where we were. They were making it with the situation we hadthen. They have a lot of money in their hands so they can do anything; they can create problems. But if we endure a lot, I believe things will be better.Do you believe this administration will deliver?I believe so with all my heart. I believe the current crop of leaders will fix this nation. That is why some people are fighting them back. It is because they know within themselves that they can deliver.What is the basis of that belief?Why not? They have wonderful programmes. The budget has just been passed. So, let’s watch between now and end of the year for things to start taking shape.Do you share the belief that government should declare amnesty for all corrupt Nigerians?I believe that we should but with stringent conditions. If you have stolen money and you are willing to willingly refund, you can access amnesty. But amnesty does not mean we should not run after all the looters of our treasuries. They have been able to accumulate too much, even more than the nation. The government has recovered so much of the loots and they should go even after more looters.But we haven’t felt the impact of the loots reportedly recovered……That is because government has not declared how much was recovered. Besides, they cannot spend monies without passage of the budget. I know that a lot of these monies will be channelled towards projects that have been outlined.But there is the concern that this government seems only interested in spending the next three years chasing thieves. Will that be a good direction to face?Government is not chasing thieves. It is EFCCthat is chasing looters; it has just been suddenly awoken. The government is working; the ministers have just been appointed and things are running. It is not Buhari that is running after thieves. The system in place will pursue the looters. We cannot leave them to enjoy our commonwealth. I mean, they have stolen monies meant for us and must vomit them by force.In few weeks, this administration will be one. How do you assess its performance so far?My performance appraisal is that at least people are running away who stole money. There is an awareness that impunity cannot continue. If nothing, that is a great step forward. I agree there are certain indices that are still expected but I believe that we have gone passed the period where people just did anything and got away with everything. That was what happened with the last administration. The nation just got to a point where it was more or less a banana republic. People could do anything and government cared less.
But now, there is a little bit of sanity. There is restraint that you cannot get away with illegalities. I don’t want to run into troubles but that is a good thing for us. In an atmosphere where there is no impunity, you can move the nation forward within a year. In an atmosphere of peace with people aligning and you put structures in place you can get results in six months that should have taken three years. So, I believe in the next one year, we will see results that will shock us.So, Nigerians should be patient?Yes, we should be patient. I mean we have no option at this state. We have to allow the government put things in place that will last and deliver dividends. There is no Nigerian that does not believe that the President and his Vice mean well. We know they won’t steal and want to change the nation. So, we should just be patient. We should bear the little inconveniences that will lead us to the Promised Land.You were one of the few men of God that supported this administration during the electioneering campaign. Many of your colleagues are still angry you supported a Muslim against a Christian. Why did you do that?Two or three years before the elections, I got completely disgruntled and dissatisfied with what was going on. I mean, we had a sitting Christian President yet more Christians had been killed. More churches had been destroyed, yet no compensations for anybody.Things were going wrong under the watch of a Christian President. So, I asked myself, ‘Are we really praying well? Are we praying right? Is it that there were things God was telling us that we were not willing to listen to’? So, that changed my perspectives and I started balancing things.I came to the conclusion that we needed someone that will be able to deliver the dividends of democracy. Leading a nation is not running a church. Church has the Bible asits constitution but in a nation, you have heathens, Christians, Muslims and you have to carry everyone along. You have to protect the interests of everybody. You have homosexuals. So, I must not want a Presidentto impose his religious views on everybody. No, no, no. He has to be able to protect the interests of everyone.And to be able to do that, the only way is to deliver the dividends of democracy. Nigeria belongs to everyone and everyone is entitled to practise whatever he or she wants without fear of molestation.So, you mentioned these to fellow church leaders?I didn’t just mention; I started advocating them but my views were not popular. I stuck to my guns anyway. I kept insisting that in our very eyes, we have seen the failure of a Christian presidency and we should have a rethink. To me, Christianity should be sincere enough to admit when something is not working and not to play to the gallery, becoming sentimental that we must support aChristian. Doing that will mean the nation will continue to be in limbo.
So you have no regrets at all?I have none at all. I was glad when Buhari came on board. I mean I could have said we should support a fellow Christian but the interest of the nation should supersede all other considerations.Are you bothered you are called a Buhari apologist and an APC supporter?Why should I? It is my personal opinion, whichI am entitled to. Everyone is entitled to his or her political ideology. I want somebody who can deliver dividends of democracy. The other person had tried for six years and didn’t deliver. Why shouldn’t we have someone else?You just started a full-fledged Mike Okonkwo academy. Is that because you love football? Many of your colleagues will say football is not a spiritual activity. Why should a man of God be involved in such ‘carnal’ venture?You see, it is important that you put your ears to the grounds and know what interests people. Football is like a rallying point for millions around the globe. It is an area of interest to many. You see, there are people who will never go to universities. I always have it in me that life is not just about going to schools and acquiring certificates. Many people have other interests in life that will take them to the top.So, the academy is about looking for young people with potentials in football and nurturing them to greatness with the fear of God.The scholarship scheme keeps getting bigger. Are you getting overwhelmed?I cannot because there are many people who wouldn’t have gone to schools without assistance from others. That is the truth of life. Many are stranded but brilliant. It gives me joy to be able to lift somebody up to become what he or she can be. It is always a joy in my heart.I remember a young man, a good musician with vast knowledge of the keyboard. He had been trying to improve his skills in schools to no avail. I met him one day and asked what hewas doing. He said he was trying to get into a music school in South Africa. They were asking him to send some of his works to him and I asked what was delaying him. He said he didn’t have money to pursue the admission.So, I said, ‘You concentrate on your works, while you let me know how much everything will cost’. To cut the long story short, the young man is graduating this year. I didn’t do it for anything but because someone has been helped. It is not about training him so that he can play instrument for me. But he could become a mighty instrument in the hands of God and our nation because of his gift. It gives me joy to be able to do all of these.

read more
http://thenationonlineng.net/virtually-banana-republic-jonathan-bishop-mike-okonkwo/

Fmartin:
am in gboko Benue

lol me too.
akaajime

Several former high-ranking officials in the Jonathan administration have started returning looted funds, it was learnt last night.Besides, they are begging the Federal Government and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to shelve plans to put them on trial.Four such ex-top government officials have refunded N1.4billion in the last one week alone, an authoritative source said yesterday.This sum does not include the N7billion said to have been paid back to the AVM Jon Ode Committee which investigated about 300 companies and individuals who collected money from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) without executing the jobs for which they were paid.However, a few others are said to have opted to face trial instead of returning money which they claimed had been spent on 2015 presidential campaign.Investigation by our correspondent revealed that some of the beneficiaries of the looted funds have actually paid back or promised to do so.Those affected have been mounting pressure on the presidency, the EFCC and theAttorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, for softlanding against trial.The government is yet to take a position on whether or not those who have returned their loot will be prosecuted.A source said: “One of those who served under the former President has returned about N750million given to him by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) for campaign. He was able to make up because he didn’t spend the cash. He kept it for privateuse.“Some have paid back more than N650million.“A former minister has pledged to refund overN1billion. Another beneficiary of the curious contracts has promised the EFCC to sell a few properties to be able to return about N2.1billion.“A former military governor has also refundedthe cash advanced to him by ONSA to buy a house.“Many of these former public officers and contractors are effecting refunds to avoid being named and shamed.“They don’t want trial. Some have volunteered to serve as prosecution witnesses instead of going through the rigours of trial.“At the appropriate time, the list of those who have refunded money in one way or the other will be published.”Responding to a question, the source added: “The government is preoccupied with the recovery of looted funds. At the appropriate time, the fate of those who have refunded cash will be determined by what the law says.”But some of the suspects have refused to return looted funds which they claimed had been disbursed for 2015 poll.They said the cash was given to them on the order of former President Jonathan.They also said the funds were privately disbursed to them by the campaign committee and PDP officials without telling them the source(s) of the money.Another source said: “Some of those implicated in the collection of some funds have opted for outright trial because they did not benefit while carrying out presidential directives.“Some former ministers said the amount credited to them came from private accounts for the 2015 campaign and nobody can accuse them of diverting public funds.”About 300 persons and companies were indicted by an investigative committee a weekago.The Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the President, Mallam Garba Shehu, on Thursday claimed that the ONSA committee had recovered over N7billion from those culpable.The indicted companies are to refund anotherN41 billion.But the investigating agencies, including the EFCC, will determine whether another N75 billion should be recovered from some of the companies.Shehu said the ONSA committee had found out that one of the indicted companies, Societe D’Equipment International, was overpaid by 7.9 million euros and $7.09 million.It noted that many contractors were apparently over paid, while others were given full upfront payments contrary to their contract terms and agreements.The panel also uncovered evidence of payments to individuals and companies by ONSA without any contractual agreement or evidence of jobs executed.The committee discovered that some companies failed to fulfill their tax obligationsfor contracts executed.
http://thenationonlineng.net/2-1b-arms-deals-jonathans-men-return-cash/

Fmartin:
:/ i dnt knw d problem of power supply in some areas. Bt to be sincere, for my area its been close to a month nw, we ar having constant power supply.

I wonder wen i read abt 0MW. Cn somebody explain

I swear I just wonder.
na middle belt you dey?
as for me only on Thursdays by 12-5pm light no dey show our site so technically we dey get light 23hours a day

yaki84:
but imf aint telling u to devalue naira nw, abi am I blind or cant I read n comprehend again?
show me where imf said nigeria shud devalue?

not on this post oga, or na today you start to dey use internet?

ElrayKhalifah:
OMG! These zombies aint getting it right, imagine! Just see how zombies just de post rubbish for here.....
Tryna pretend to be safe under this bubu government.......

^
Aint ur fault though, a zombified individual just has to behave like one.....

this guy is in pain, please make una help him life

get am all except the Catholic thingy

sheettle:
Lmfao! But that's not what the OP asked you to do naaa.

lol when e answer me I go reply am properly

joebases:
God bless you for this. Wisdom isnot far from your tent.

but you know how the Igbo's hate their own.
example Rochas, ngige, obi etc.

gidimasters:
Rooting has its advantages and disadvantages buh the advantages is more than the disadvantages.
check the full advantages and disadvantages here and comment to lemme know if its useful

abegi rooting doesn't have any disadvantage joor. it's just that nothing is perfect.

op why your madam get beabea?

mitcheeeeeew nonsense.
who e been dey help. because naija refused to devalue naira ne?
intact god(if e dey) punish dem.
and as for buhari better start work oooooo.
wailers dey top league here, we dey zombies dey hiding ooo, better come back start work

we believe you diee

carinmom:
Op this your April fool sha, but we had light from 1am up till 6:30am this morning nau, is it still part of the 0megawatt

lol since Sunday morning light dey NY side only yesterday by 2pm-4:17pm light go but uptil now the light dey shine now.