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d pesin above is high on garri @post, in hankock's voice ''NicE joB'' |
“in 2012 for example, I was given N250 million allocation for constituency projects. I sited projects and built luxury classroom blocks with VIP toilets…I sited projects, the same projects at Umunnachi, VIP toilets” u knw who |
Symphony007: hey mister! This is not a parliamentary system of government. So in your bid to defend this shambolic action you want to challenge a constitutional requirement that the president address a joint session of the national assembly once a year? And who told you that the president appearing before the joint session is just to present a budget? The president also outlines his achievement for the years and what he intends doing the next. As leader of the country his speech will encompass the budget, works, healthcare, education,etc. So by your own twisted knowledge where the finance minister gives the speech, she speaks of only her field and then gives way for the education minister, he finished gives way to the health minister,etc. Such pathetic thinking. Even in the u.k where the chancellor of the exchequer presents the autumn statement, the prime minister still recaps all he has said as leader of the government. So the united states where the president delivers the annual state of the union address is not a civilized country? |
Symphony007: hey mister! This is not a parliamentary system of government. So in your bid to defend this shambolic action you want to challenge a constitutional requirement that the president address a joint session of the national assembly once a year? And who told you that the president appearing before the joint session is just to present a budget? The president also outlines his achievement for the years and what he intends doing the next. As leader of the country his speech will encompass the budget, works, healthcare, education,etc. So by your own twisted knowledge where the finance minister gives the speech, she speaks of only her field and then gives way for the education minister, he finished gives way to the health minister,etc. Such pathetic thinking. Even in the u.k where the chancellor of the exchequer presents the autumn statement, the prime minister still recaps all he has said as leader of the government. So the united states where the president delivers the annual state of the union address is not a civilized country?81. (1) The President SHALL CAUSE to be prepared and laid before each House of the National Assembly at any time in each financial year estimates of the revenues and expenditure of the Federation for the next following financial year. D constitution didnt make it mandatory 4 d PREsident to present it in person, since d minister of finance is in a better position to ans questions on d issue then dia is ntin wrong with her going dia. On d issue of weda its a Q/A session...u neva can tell with Nigeria, stranger tins have happened b4. Sm ppl detest d air dat GEJ breaths |
dis thread go dry eh!! E no fit make front page at all... GEJ is working, Haters are ma$$ tru bathin |
do u xpect d ppl dat have been gaining from d rot in nigeria 2 agree 2 change? |
Trail ii: Yoruba land kips developing. Wow!!!! Kudos to every1 involve in dis project. Pls can any1 upload development pics in alaigbo. Massive development in lagos/ogun in SW, abuja/kano in north, porthacort/akwa ibom in south south. But none in south east.u opened a thread about lagos and u started insulting the east and praising d west; u shld @ least have waited for f igbos to start d war naa bt even as u stand in ur ''silver soil'' land u still feel inferior to the ''red earthed'' people...afterwards smbdy go open im mouth dey blame igbos 4 d e war hia |
my own worse, Dem go dey collect my airtym aldo i get MB, Dem go tell me say i no get airtym 2 make calls aldo i just recharged, Dem go dey collect money 4 services whey i no apply 4 D oda day dem no gree allow me recharge as i hustle sotee pesin transfer airtym 2 me na so em remove N50...i almost cried... D worst b say em go give u 10mb only 4 ur account 2 b debited with only 5mb... |
chai see as dem use omo tier do shoting pratice soote all d oda warlords no gree show face. Jenkizo: No need consoling yourself on behalf of GEJ. His political fortune has dwindled and it's funny the way Igbo guys and south-south dude reign insult on selfless Nigerians who did their best to make sure GEJ got elected 2011. In democracy, criticism is allowed for the government of the day to identify their flaws and rectify it so, for an Eastern or South-South man calling people on this platform all sorts of names like e-rat, e-dog, e-Cow and all the rest will not add any value to GEJ's fortune come 2015 rather creating more political foes. That said, in the history of this country, no region of the country gets the presidency withouth opposing it and that is why the Hausas and Yoruba always attack the center which explain the reason why the Igboman will hardly win the presidency. The Igbos are known to support every Government either good or bad provided one its own is enjoying one or two position in government. Same was done during Abacha's regime. Abacha got the highest support from Igbos when he was trying to transform himself to Nigerian life president. Other issues that the Igboman should note is that election of this country is won and lost in Northwest and Southwest of the country. There is never a time that this two politically favoured figures had been on same page like GEJ's era so coming here to insult Nigerians that have opposing views from GEJ is just a waste of time and total ignorance of Nigerian history. Another reason why PDP has hanged on to power since 1999 till date is because they have been a one entity without any division along religious and ethnic lines but that has been the opposit now which is why GEJ has no chance come 2015 except he changed his style of politics to get the two regions of Southwest and Northwest back on his side by performing and stop using Abacha's style of governance of if you are not with me, you are against me.my frnd u have d right to hate GEJ bt dnt say dat u hate him cos he is not performing, cos its undisputed dat he is d best HOG yet in terms of performance...and ur whole post is based on d past bt things are changing and u cant deny it. |
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They shld have just written ''GEJ orders Supreme court to acquit Bode george'' Nonesense people |
Two days after former President Olusegun Obasanjo accused President Goodluck Jonathan of condoning corruption, a panel of judges at the Supreme Court of Nigeria today quashed the conviction handed Bode George a Peoples Democratic Party chieftain earlier jailed for corruption by a Lagos High Court. The court discharged and acquitted Mr. George claiming that prosecutors at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had no evidence of Mr. George's intention to commit fraud at the Nigeria Port Authority (NPA) where as chairman of the NPA board he was caught presiding over a contract bazaar the bled the nation of Nigeria. A panel of judges headed by a controversial judge, John Afolabi Fabiyi JSC, ruled that the charges of "contract splitting" upon which Mr. George was convicted is unknown to law. The pattern of today's quashing of George's conviction was similar to that of a Lagos Court of Appeal ruling which similarly quashed a death sentence conviction of Major Hamza Al Mustapha's for the murder of Alhaja Kudirat Abiola in 1996. In Lagos, a panel of Court of Appeal cleared former Chief Security Officer of late maximum dictator, Sanni Abacha Mustapha of murder charges under controversial circumstances. Al Mustapha later wrote a letter thanking President Jonathan for arranging his judicial pardon. Al Mustapha case was handled by the same lawyer, former president of the Nigeria Bar Association , Joseph B Daudu was Al Mustapha's lawyer in the Lagos case. Mr. Daudu, a senior advocate of Nigeria, also played a lead role in securing Mr. George's freedom today. Since leaving prison a few years ago, Mr. George had been closely linked to President Jonathan, even sometimes openly bragging that his conviction will be upturned. saharareporters.com/news-page/supreme-court-quashes-corruption-conviction-pdp-chieftain-bode-george |
www.channelstv.com/home/2013/12/11/obi-builds-and-establishes-first-maternities-in-awba-ofemiliuru/ if haters dnt hate, who will? |
patiently waiting for tambuwal and co 2 speak out aganist this |
PDP is currently scaling through its worst crisis yet, APC's shloud enjoy taunting PDP now cos when dia own begins... |
he Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, last night countered reports credited to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, alleging that it withheld the sum of $ 49.8bn representing 76% of the total crude oil revenues from January 2012 to July 2013. The General Manager, Media Relations Department of the NNPC, Dr. Omar Farouk Ibrahim, in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja, explained that the allegation was borne out of misunderstanding of the workings of the oil and gas industry and the modality for remitting crude oil sales revenue into the Federation Account. The Corporation maintained however that it was available at all times to meet with all relevant stakeholders to clarify issues. According to it, “for the avoidance of doubt, it needs to be stated that the figure of 594.024 million barrels of crude oil given by the CBN as the total crude oil lifting for the period of January 2012 to July 2013 does not represent the correct picture of crude oil lifting for the period. From our records, the correct figure is 618.55m barrels. This shows that the CBN understated the actual crude lifting by 4.13%,.” Ibrahim said that “revenues from crude oil liftings are in various categories, namely Equity Crude; Petroleum Profit Tax, Royalty, Third Party Financing and the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC. Revenues from each of these categories are statutorily collected by different agencies of the government. The NNPC collects only one of the aforementioned categories, namely Equity Crude. “Petroleum Profit Tax is collected by the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, Royalty goes to the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, Third Party financing goes for Research, Development, Program and Satellite fields Development, while NPDC goes to NPDC for upstream development. “While NNPC pays proceeds from Equity crude directly to the Federation Account with the CBN, the FIRS and DPR pay PPT and Royalty respectively into the Federation Account with the CBN. The sum total of these proceeds make up the alleged unremitted revenues, Dr. Ibrahim stated. “The 24% of total crude oil revenue receipts which the CBN governor is reported to have acknowledged that NNPC remitted represents the proceeds from the equity lifting which NNPC is directly responsible for. The alleged unremitted 76% was paid to the agencies that are statutorily empowered to receive them for onward remittance into the Federation Account”, Dr. Ibrahim explained. Ibrahim stressed the need for institutions of the Federal Government and top government functionaries to seek understanding of issues that are not clear to them from relevant agencies rather than go public with misleading information that is capable of creating public disaffection. He expressed NNPC’s availability at all times to meet with all relevant stakeholders to clarify issues. www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/non-remittance-49-8bn-nnpc-refutes-cbns-claim/ |
After forcing me to believe dat fashola did 16 roads when all i could see was 2, u nw want me 2 question GEJ's assertion of having help 19k ppl? God is watching u. |
Yemlizzy: Kinda confused.It was previously announced that CBN refuted the claim that 200b was paid into their account or was it just confirmed?The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has confirmed that a sum of N200 billion agreed with the Academic Staff Union of Universities at a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan on November 5 has been fully paid into a Revitalization of Universities Infrastructure Account. The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe, disclosed this today in Abuja, where he made the CBN letter available to newsmen. Okupe did not, however, address the question of the signed statement being demanded by ASUU outlining the terms of their agreement. A part of the stalemate is that in the past, the government has failed to implement agreements reached with the union, a mistake ASUU seems unwilling to repeat. In the letter signed by the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Tunde Lemo, and addressed to the Accountant General of the Federation, the apex bank confirmed that the total sum of N200 billion is the balance in the account, as required. The Letter titled CONFIRMATION OF THE EXECUTION OF YOUR MANDATE FOR THE CREDIT OF ACCOUNT ON REVITALISATION OF UNIVERSITIES INFRASTRUCTURE ACCOUNT indicates that the sum was paid in three tranches of 129,300,000,000,000k; 20,700,000,000,00k and 50,000,000,000,00k. While reiterating that the President is fully committed to the implementation of agreements reached with ASUU, Okupe said a Needs Assessment Implementation Committee which has representatives of ASUU on board will be inaugurated tomorrow in order to fast track the utilization of the released funds and tackle infrastructure deficiency in the university system. According to the presidential aide, the government has received several representations from eminent Nigerians and stakeholders on the need to temper justice with mercy regarding the ultimatum issued to the striking lecturers to resume work or face stiff sanctions. “Government appreciates the fact that a number of universities have either resumed academic activities or announced resumption dates in line with the directives earlier issued by the Committee of Pro Chancellors,”Okupe said. “We appreciate the fact that many chapters of ASUU have resumed work and many more will follow suit shortly.” He said the government was desirous of normalcy in the educational sector in view of the importance of the sector to the society, adding that with the evidence of the availability of the N200m for immediate disbursement to the universities, it was expected that ASUU would call off the strike. “This is the only honourable path for our distinguished academics in the present instance,” he threatened. He added that the government does not intend to victimize anyone who participates in a legitimate strike action in view of the fact that Nigeria is a signatory to the International Labour Organisation convention which guarantees workers’ right to strikes convened in line with due processes. A commentator who read Okupe’s statement today said it was unlikely that the threat implied by the Special Adviser was lost on members of ASUU, as it is the government which has extensive credibility problems, not the union, and lacks the right to speak about honour...sahara reporters |
okupe doing the dirty work as usual. They should conclude sharpaly with ASUU so dat dis strike wont enter phase 2 wia ASUU will b demanding for d 200B of dis year and d 220B of 2014... |
*Shows proof of lodgment of N200bn University fund THE Federal Government , Tuesday, said it was withdrawing the ultimatum given to striking university lecturers to resume or be sacked following appeals from well-meaning Nigerians and substantial compliance with the directive by some members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities. According to the Federal Government, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has confirmed that a sum of two hundred billion Naira agreed with ASUU at a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan on the 5th of November ,2013 has been fully paid into a Revitalization of Universities Infrastructure Account. Addressing Journalists, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe who showed to newsmen the CBN letter which was signed by the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Tunde Lemo and addressed to the Accountant General of the Federation, confirmed that the total sum of two hundred billion Naira was the balance in the account as required. Okupe who noted that what the federal government was interested in was how to resolve the six month old crisis in a peaceful manner for the overall interest of all concerned, said, “right now, the issue of ultimatum is not a matter for discussion anymore. There has been substantial compliance nationwide. If I say you must return to work on the 9th and 70% of the people that I am talking to have returned to work, that is substantial compliance. www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/fg-withdraws-ultimatum-ASUU/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook |
GEJ is really trying, i hope dat d matter will b duly investigated and the culprits sentenced accordingly. |
make i vex finish i dey come make i comment |
Youngzedd: Pack well, you live in zoo back then.sir, d water dat was supposed to come down thru uppper iweka down to ur area didnt come cos a main pipe bursted open @micmerah park afta peace park @upper iweka, and pls d water stoped runing during d bakassi era ie mbadinuju's era. Since d past year while d repairs wia going on u shld have noticed dat d drainages wia usually flooded as rusted water wia being cleared out. U would not have beem whining like dis if u go thru d article carefully. |
nobody is taking note of d tribe cos... For those of us shouting that it wont work, y dnt u wait and see? Was d chinese language a major language last ten years? Should we fold our hands and allow our languages to die, just cos they are not global languages? |
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[in wizkid's voice] ''i fit die on top ur mata eh baby girl god bless ur mother eh u 2 fyn like mammy water...'' Sm ppl dey get eLection once dey hear anytin relatin 2 ''oduah'' dem no go gree leave her alone btw i no even understand wetin em dey yarn, 9ja politicians an projections, most projects are completed only on paper |
kekakuz: this word originated from ancient ife kingdomc wetin ur fixation with the Igbo people dey cause u, imagine d time and d brain matter wasted in typing dis ish...is a pity but isok cos if everybody is sane... |
juju2008: Why is it that South Easterners are saboteurs? They will always be the ones to renegade. This is unfortunate. Such will never happen in the northern or western part of Nigeria because they are always together in fighting their cause. That is why it will be difficult for us to have a president who is Igbo.UNILOrin na anambra e dey abi? |
tell me another lie, UNN actually asked students with outstanding exams 2 come bk, bt we have been told by our lecturers dat dia will b no exam until after d strike...d day UNN ASUU fall apart na dat day dem go bury ASUU. |
d oda tym ''somebody'' opened a thread about development in d SE, d tin vex me small bt i no gree comment... If 1 of d project listed above was being done by one APC gov they will start beating their chests and making unnecessary noises as if it is a miracle. Sm will ask, wat have he been doing since? Well, one thing is 4 sure he hasn't been making noises. In Anambra we c a planned govt, carrying every sector along and not one of dis govts dat plant flowers and make unatianable promises... Anambra is truly d light of d nation...shine on. Am still waiting 4 dat man 2 tell us why he didnt bring his children bk as he promised?? 1 stand to b corrected bt dat is his only unkept promise. |
dem 4 come block d streets of awka naa... Dem dey take panadol 4 anoda pesin headache? This is just a peep 2 wat will happen in 2015, they will b protesting and incitin violence instead of going to court to seek redrees? Or wia they not d same party dat was advising odas 2 accept defeat or go 2 court in edo lg election? dem 4 come block d streets of awka naa...Dem dey take panadol 4 anoda pesin headache? This is just a peep 2 wat will happen in 2015, they will b protesting and incitin violence instead of going to court to seek redrees? Or wia they not d same party dat was advising odas 2 accept defeat or go 2 court in edo lg election? |

dem 4 come block d streets of awka naa...