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it's not by talking alone, you must prove your commitment by firstly; deliberate upon and pass into law the money laundering bill brought to you by the executive. otherwise, expect more letters loaded with I.e.d. |
himkers:I'm very sure if you ever get a chance to be in a room with Buhari and Kenyatta you will prostrate on the floor and beg for alms...that's the level of disparity between you and the "two dullards". |
theSpark:he is actually repping the country well on his foreign trips, so bon voyage to him. |
baba Fash, I'm loyal sir...may my loyalty never be tested. ![]() |
don't be distracted, these people want you to fail...imagine some Nigerians at the peak of their stupidity will come and say the government is witch hunting the corrupt. Is the corrupt supposed to witch hunt the government ![]() Those people saying they cannot support the government in the fight have no meaningful excuse except they are corrupt...and in that case, watch out for EFCC. |
I approve this message. |
Chubhie:I dare you to say something that makes sense. |
Chigold101:In fact, we need these businesses (churches and mosques) to pay tax...Private jets, mansions, range rovers, SUVs everywhere and still no tax ![]() The #50 stamp duty is more reason these 'religious businesses' should pay tax. |
macklef:The drunken master of course. |
I remember when our COAS was a pregnant man who couldn't even do push ups. |
mallamseifaldin: TonyeBarcanista:na their pocket those visions enter ![]() |
don't worry Hon Albert, we shall get there...fortunately for us, corruption is like boko haram, when the fight has been technically won, we will know. |
only by working will you get the support of the masses, no two ways about that. |
talk and do...i nor dey for cok and bull ![]() |
M.I sef, as a 'chairman' you don't shake a man like that just because he is a Nigerian minister nah, at least not on camera...Only in Nigeria will you see artiste acting in negation to their brand. |
Come to think of it, is APC going to rule this country forever? there is no benefit of this corruption fight, right? are people that made money legally worried about the fight? is your family member being witch hunted? Should I be bothered about who is been fought? does the later bother about my own fights? did the former administration bother to fight? or would it have been a fight against itself? is the fight, fighting back? In fact, I don't care. Buhari continue to fight but remember your words that every action has its consequences. |
the government cannot fold it's hands and watch the fall in crude oil prices overwhelm its revenues. Certain actions must be taken to cushion the effect. NOI in 2015 also suggested an increase in Nigeria's VAT (one of the lowest in the world) as a measure to reduce the impact. Now the fact remains that the government can really save a lot if it learns how to properly gather and utilize it's resources. Is the government doing this? we'll probably get to know in the coming months. on another note, Nigerians should really learn how to play e-opposition credibly, only then will the government take our inputs seriously over time. Imagine criticizing a move the government makes without even knowing the subject matter. some people even say too long to read...lol. |
Djicemob:cry me a river...he's also your 'digital president' for four years. |
Djicemob:your opinion noted...but you think the presidency is as easy as sudoku think again. |
only the corrupt are against the fight...Britain, USA, UAE, countries in different continents acknowledge and support the fight. Only the PDP supporters and IPOB youths are against the fight. To show you who is really dragging the country behind. |
jarofbeauty:the funny part is that a large percentage of girls are like that...maybe you're an exception. |
TippyTop:Buhari is fighting, wailers are wailing... |
this girl nor dey waste time at all...she probably fcked her way to the crown! |
givan:you've not said anything sensible, just ranting about common sense...m.u.m.u |
look at this foolish OP, so you're indirectly saying a thief should be left to roam about and continue to do whatever he likes because he has the firepower to wage a war? okay why don't we also let boko haram create an islamic state because they have the firepower to wage a war too? I'm a Niger Deltan and I say Tompolo must face the consequences of his actions...no two ways about that. Many of you will be praying for Nigeria to be like USA someday but when issues like this pose a challenge, you start acting like you're in somalia, DRC, sierra leone etc. how can you have two governments in one federal republic? |
I imagine a scenario that Jonathan will make a statement that exonerates dasuki, metuh and the likes, then the court frees them thereby making them heroes and Buhari a fool. If something like this should happen, then Jonathan has dug his grave. So what i expect is oga jona to enjoy the respect he is getting now internationally and deny these people, as many times as the cock crows. I think he knows this already, silence is golden. If he remains silent and supportive, I trust no finger will near him. |
JimTiger4:Amen o! |
o ye men of little faith, even if you don't believe in your country, believe in yourselves. I actually see a greater part of Nigeria becoming like that by 2036. Why because, the people are beginning to dictate the tune to which the leaders dance. gradually we will get there I assure you. |
and the equality gap widens further till breaking point. |
Saying Tompolo should not obey the court because Buhari is doing so in a bigger capacity, is so shameless of a few Nigerians The right thing to do is to force Tompolo to obey the court and at the same time prevail on Buhari to do the same. Where have Nigerians thrown their senses to? The future can't be bright this way. Nigerians, pause for a minute and think this through ![]() |
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