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... she has many but that particular one is her favorite, just like every one of us has our favorite wears |
AdaNri1:Madam! Let's stop this APC /PDP stuff and address issues as they present themselves. It's been a long time since they have been using Political Party names to sway and divide us PDP=APC |
smulti:Who is this for God's sake? |
She's not desperate yet... |
Pavore9:True |
Which kind talk be this, remember God will judge every careless and untrue accusation |
To right the wrongs that have invaded this nation for years is not going to be a child's play but the people need to support the government in these efforts to bring normalcy back to our society. I won't be surprised if some people are still supporting these thieves called senators against the FG. Let them be evicted, |
john1035:... you mean Ekiti people are puppets in the hands of Fayose? |
emmie14:who is deceiving you with the above? The kind of problem that will erupt in PDP camp in Ekiti is still doing press up. Just dey watch |
Agritech:... those we think are more pro USA voted against their ally. What do you now expect from Nigeria |
Are you preparing commit crimes? I wonder where this panicking is coming from. Oga if you are clean and not preparing to embezzle or commit atrocities, you don't need to... |
In fact I feel like clapping for this man - this is eye opening and backed up with the scriptures. I wish one of our G.Os can shame the devil by always saying the truth no matter what they will lose materially or financially |
IamPatriotic:And apologize to APC for the wrong accusation. |
Are you telling me, getting married is an achievement? |
See strategy,after killing your husband you wan use your baby to buy JUSTICE OR INJUSTICE. Wetin I dey talk sef? |
All I can say is that the FEELINGS IS NOT MUTUAL, all those excuses are Bullshits... |
DONSMITH123:before ńkọ́? Na so all ruling party dey do. Imagine making your diehard enemy your cook |
... I'm beginning to see the silver lining in all these Libya-Slavery saga |
Please any information about Ekiti verification? |
Lexusgs430:In fact... |
Imagine! Governance has been relegated to the lowest level in Ekiti. Is this what governance is all about, not his fault sha, those that are supposed to question him are the ones clapping hurray. I pity Ekiti |
Imagine a congregation in which all members have their names on a tithe envelope in order to twist their hands and to monitor those dropping money monthly and the amount they earn. God forgive us all |
purem:Lolz |
streamsofjoy:Ma'am you have a wonderful point but me personally I don't care how the church feels or someone like you feels for exposing the ills and irregularities going on in the Church. What matters to me is for the Church to get revived[Rev. 3:1&2] and for soul winning to be the core of the messages we hear in our message not monetizing salvation and the church activities. Let's shout them out if that is what will be bring Holiness, Righteousness and the True Religion back to our society. The church is not supposed to be a cult. Thanks |
salvation101:Madam stop this ranting, we are all part of the church. The many crowd you see in our churches nowadays are firewood for hellfire, the truth about the gospel are scarce. How many of these church members are fit for rapture? The church has lost its focus... |
I can see my guys Fabio cannavaro, Marcos Cafu, Ronaldo the great etc. Flashing my memory |
favoritte:...for those that are anointed, what of those that are faking "anointed"? |
The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on Thursday said he believes ex-President Goodluck Jonathan let corruption thrive during his administration, but was not a power hungry individual. Mr. Saraki also said he believes the fuel subsidy scam under the former president was the largest single case of corruption in the history of Nigeria. He said almost N1.3 trillion was stolen through the scam which he witnessed as a senator. According to Mr. Saraki, he brought the fraud to the attention of the former president who he said lightly waved it aside by saying “You know, oil business is oily.” Mr. Saraki was speaking at the book launch of a former Minister of Youths and Sports Development under the Jonathan administration, Bolaji Abdullahi, who is now the spokesperson of the All Progressive Congress, APC. The event took place at the Yar’Adua Centre in the Central Business District of Abuja. The book titled “On a Platter of Gold” was written on how Mr. Jonathan became president of Nigeria in 2011 but lost the office at the 2015 general election. It detailed how Mr. Jonathan rose from being a university lecturer to becoming vice president under the late President Umar Yar’ Adua and then President of Africa’s largest democracy, in less than a decade. “Most astonishingly is the fact that he won with the highest majority vote ever recorded in the nation’s history,” Mr. Abdullahi said, referring to the 2011 presidential election won by Mr. Jonathan.In his address to the gathering at the public presentation of the book, Mr. Saraki observed that Mr. Jonathan was not ready for power. He, however, said the former president was not a man desperate for power despite the fact that power came to him without being prepared for it. “I think it is us Nigerians that produce the kind of leaders we get. No matter what you say about him, I don’t think he was someone who was desperate for power. “He was not someone that was prepared for leadership. Yes, by misfortune or fortune I keep on saying, we all know the right things but we don’t do it. We find ourselves sometimes blaming individuals, blaming others than ourselves,” Mr. Saraki said. “I like to share one or two things that will probably summarize the former President Jonathan. “I remember when I was then Senator and I came across this issue of fuel subsidy and the way the country was losing close to about N1.3 trillion. In the history of this country, I don’t think of any singular kind of level of corruption as huge as that. I had a motion already I wanted to present on the floor of the Senate. “I felt as a member of the ruling party at that time, it was only proper I discussed it with the President (first), maybe some action could be taken so that I would step down the motion. “I booked an appointment to see Mr. President. I went with my paper. I started with the background of how people bring in petroleum products. I said ‘Mr. President, in the past people used to get award letters from NNPC to bring in PMS, DPK, and make 10, 20 per cent profit. “I said Sir, they’ve taken it to another level now. They get an order to bring in products, they don’t want to make 10, 20 per cent anymore. “They will get an offer to bring in a cargo of 20,000 litres; they will bring in 5,000 to be stamped for 20,000 and instead of making 10 per cent, they make ten times the amount.“I was telling the President, thinking the President would get very agitated. (But) He said: ‘Senator Saraki, you know this oil business is very oily.’ “I was stunned and taken aback! “But in a way, that was Jonathan. In a sad way, that was who he is. “And if you look at the second encounter I will recollect, it was the day I decided I was going to contest to be President. I felt that I didn’t want Jonathan to hear it as news, I booked an appointment to go and see him. “I didn’t know what I was thinking that day. I went to the Villa. He said: ‘Come in, come in, how can I help you?’ “I looked at the President of a third world country and said ‘Mr. President, I came to tell you that I am going to be contesting for your seat.’ “Jonathan looked at me and said: ‘Oh, okay, good luck, good luck.’ “If it were any other person, maybe I would not have left the Villa! But that again sums up Goodluck Jonathan. “I think it is us Nigerians that produce the kind of leaders we get. No matter what you say about him, I don’t think he was someone who was desperate for power. “He was not someone that was prepared for leadership. Yes, by misfortune or fortune I keep on saying, we all know the right things but we don’t do it, we find ourselves sometimes blaming individuals, blaming others than ourselves,” Mr. Saraki said. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/251129-jonathan-let-corruption-thrive-not-power-hungry-saraki.html |
All I know is that these workers are not committing suicide but being killed by their state governors who are owing them many months of salaries and also expecting them to be punctual at their places of work. Wickedness at its peak |
BeeBeeOoh:You are right, but come to think of it Germany as a nation suffered twice as a result of the 1st and 2nd world wars, but today they're the most viable economically in Europe |
That's y I dig deep to search for my old foreign musics, no music is like the musics of the late nineties and and early 2000s. |
HeyCorleone:I don't know we still have sane youth in Naija |
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