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Must you reply to every dumb post on Nairaland... this will show your adversaries that their post really pained you...
You just wasted mb and precious time browsing pictures of dirty ibadan. .

Bro dont descend to their level nah

7t

The Ondo State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress
(APC), Hon. Isaac Kekemeke, yesterday boasted that he had
been allegedly given enough money by the National Leader of the party, Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu to deliver the party’s
primary election in favour of Mr. Segun Abraham.

Kekemeke made this statement while speaking with reporters who besieged his residence at Alagbaka in Akure, the state capital following the sealing off of the party Secretariat by aggrieved members on Tuesday morning.

Kekemeke boasted to reporters on the alleged plans by the
leaders before addressing them officially.
He told them that those aggrieved about the decision of
Tinubu are only deceiving themselves and have no financial
muscles and political weight to change their plans.

But when addressing reporters officially, he said there is no
going back on conducting free and fair primary election for
governorship aspirants in the party.

The party primary comes up August 27 in Akure, the state
capital. Kekemeke said irrespective of blackmail from some quarters, he will continue to pursue the course of free, fair and transparent poll.

www.dailypost.ng/2016/08/16/tinubu-given-enough-money-win-ondo-apc-governorship-primary-abraham-kekemeke/

He should first launch an app that can calculate the hunger rate in the country

The app can give us statistics of people that ate 1 squares, 2 squared, 3 squared meals daily.
The people that drank garri and how many times daily...

Hmmm... They should make sure she's not wearing a vest oo.. before them act RIO HAS FALLEN 2016

I know you understand what I mean

and Buhari has only one million in his account


Saba m isi --- Wash my head wella

k

Sahara Reporters should stop making fools of themselves. First they accused the Governor of copying images from a blog while failing to mention the blog and providing pictorial evidence, now they are showing a whatsapp chat anybody could have doctored to say the First Lady is abusive. How did the person the first lady was conversing with get the first lady's number and what is the identity of this person.

Lemme say again, SR heap allegations with evidences (concrete), if they have anything against the Obiano Govt, they should give us reliable evidence or shut the f..... up.

And to people who believed this trash, you are really zombies

8. Certificate saga

2015: The Army collaborated with Jonathan to hide Buhari's certificate...
2016: 13 SANS are with it and it is not necessary for Nigerians to see anymore because they can be trusted.

Bolustic:
Keep deluding yourselves.

Biggest lie of the century.

Same Okah his kinsman(GEJ) refused to release till he left office, na one Fulani man go release am?

As for Nnamdi Kanu, he should wait till Sept 26 when the court would decide his fate, doesn't he believe in the courts and rule of law anymore?

E pain am

jamesibor:
In a statement issued today, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) claimed that a team negotiating on behalf of the Federal Government for a return of peace to the oil-rich delta had agreed to release several detained or imprisoned militants, including Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, Henry Okah, a MEND chieftain serving a jail sentence in South Africa, Charles Okah, and Obi Nwabueze. The statement disclosed that Mr. Kanu and other detained IPOB activists would be released on condition that they renounce their agitation for secession. According to MEND, ex-Senator Adolphus Wabara had introduced the compromise to secure the release of the pro-Biafran agitators.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/30/niger-delta-peace-deal-mend-says-nigerian-govt-has-agreed-release-nnamdi-kanu-okah

Hmmm..

psucc:
E never start. By the end of 2019, Dangote will drop off 100th in Africa and 200th in the world.

God Forbid

Propanganda indeed..

SR provided these two sites https://chriscourtin./page/5/ and http://www.tomatojos.net/irrigation-practices-in-west-africa/2014/8/13/b4safd6js4fn2xzes6sssieuwjsz8l as where Obiano copied the images from but I've searched the entire site and can't find any of the pictures associated with Obiano's vegetable farm or resembling any of them.

That is why this country will never move forward, everybody wants to PHD (Pull Him Down) his fellow citizen. I just don't understand why God over all other nations of the world chose to make me a Nigerian.. I blame my stupid fore fathers who didn't allow themselves to be sold as slaves, at least I'd have been a black in a better nation.

So far as SR can't provide enough evidence, I stand with Chief Willie Obiano (Akpokuodike Global)

k

Sahara reporters always back their claims with pictures...they should show us the images and the web address where Obiano copied the images from or ADONBILIVIT

k

The brother of a friend of mine got married like 8 years ago. The family started very happily, the man was a successful journalist and his wife was a lecturer at the state university. They have had only one issue, a girl. Along the line, the man was sacked from his place of work and the wife became the bread winner of the family until recently when he delved into blogging and became very successful.

As earlier as I can remember, this guy has been complaining that his wife has been playing the feminism card with him even before he lost his job. He cite things the wife telling him that the two of them should schedule when to cook, clean the house, attend to the baby, wash clothes while him alone took care of the entire financial needs of the family. He said that when he lost his job, it was worse; he became the wife of the household while his wife took over as the boss.

A few months ago, this couple divorced. They went to court to settle child custody. The wife’s initial argument was that the she should have custody of the child because she was the mother and in a better position to take care of the girl and that the man should be paying child support. The man’s argument is that he is a better custodian than his wife since he works from home, can effectively take care of the needs of their daughter, has developed a relationship with their daughter, has no intention of marrying any time soon and is a better cook than the wife.

According to the man, his lawyer told him he’s already won the case but that the issue of the wife paying him child support was not realistic.
This is the man’s question... If he’s supposed to pay child support given that the woman wins the case, why shouldn't the woman pay child support given that he wins the case?? Why is not realistic but realistic that the woman and the man share the same responsibility and command the same respect in a household??

I believe this is the question that tramples down feminism, guys what do you think??

So upon everything that is going on in this country now, the level of hunger and OWU when dey now na new record levels oo, these stupid men find it a priority to discuss ekweremadu's removal??

My people, this people no just get us for heart o

Imagine... SMH

lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.

Where was your voice when Fulani herdsmen are carrying ARMS around and killing and maiming people? SMH FOOL

What was really the essence of all these travels

It must not be a statesman or woman who dies before the president makes a remark. Nigeria and Nigerians should learn to uphold the principle of "sanctity of life", EVERY life.

We've seen, time and again, people who didn't just die but were killed because of their religious and/or ethnic leaning. Some even had no leaning at all, but were just farmers whose lives "worth less than those of cattle".

Tension is slowly rising in some quarters while counter-accusations are being tossed back and forth. Yet, the president, who swore an oath to protect lives and property of his citizens keeps mum about all these, for the sake of "political correctness"!

If Buhari doesn't know, his paid handlers must stop failing to remind him that "silence ain't longer golden". Spending few minutes before a tele-prompter to address the nation on these issues and initiating or reiterating sound policies that can forestall future occurrences can go a long way to calm some fraying nerves.

He is so vocal about sad incidents in other countries and his "heartfelt condolences" to them fill my timeline whenever they occur. But when its right under his nose, we suddenly want to "confirm the numbers the media are carrying" or "let the police finish their investigations" or just simply, in their usual manner, "condemn the incident".

People lose their loved ones and properties because the body language from Aso Rock will at the end read "well, we are focused on 'corruption' now. But send them my 'deepest condolences'", and that ends it. Nobody is brought to book! Hell, there's no book anymore.
The Nigerian government must not continue to deny certain underlying issues as marginalization, religious intolerance, inequality, secession and so on. Or wave them aside as "work of detractors from the opposition". Nah, these are hard truths that we must admit and sincerely take steps (even the most daunting) to resolve them.

His paid handlers must tell him also that, apart from unemployed youths, another time bomb waiting to explode is "unresolved grievances"- things happen to certain people and the government looks the other away. When these people later take up arms, we begin to seek "negotiations" while counting our losess.

He must know that even after building sky scrapers, pipelines and bridges today, if these issues remain unresolved, none of them may remain standing later. Not an excuse for any violent group duh, but when peoples welfare have continuously been denigrated, their "love for country" suddenly erodes. And we need Love more than ever.

Till date, we've not heard about the resolution of the Shiites massacre, the IPOB massacre, the Fulani rampage, the religious intolerance (that has now spread to Abuja) and so on. Yet, our president quotes a man as old as he is, that "our unity is not negotiable". How illogical! That shows weakness rather than strength, infidelity rather than trust, immaturity and totalitarianism other than maturity and democracy for us as a nation.
For me, everything is negotiable! Even Joshua asked Israel to "choose today who you'll serve". And recently, fantastic Cameron asked Britons to choose EU or Brexit. The "aiDonKia" attitude must stop so that we can regard people as what they are, humans.

We all should be able to, time and again, look back and say "yes, I signed up for this, I'm Nigerian" and together we can build a Nigeria of our dreams. But that can't happen when you have so many secessionist groups with members thinking that they're not Nigerians "by will" or that Nigeria is a "fraudulent zoo" and so must destroy her assets every time opportunity arises.

But, Buhariers will never reason this way. They'll come at you with the nonsensical "How was it under GEJ or PDP" comparisons. They forget that they said they were bringing "Change".

Well, I guess our biggest mistake was not asking them the kinda Change they were bringing. Now, here we are...looking!
Rest in peace to all victims of unprovoked, unjustifiable violence.

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The national chairman of Community for Peace and Corrupt-free Society, Nigeria, CPCSN, Engr. Ahmad Zakari, said yesterday that solutions to the escalating deadly clashes between herdsmen and farmers in the country were beyond President Muhammadu Buhari.

President Buhari had been severely criticised for what many see as his silence over the massacre of several thousands of Nigerian farmers by Fulani herdsmen in many states. However, Engr. Zakari said that those criticising the President jumped to conclusions on an issue they did not fully understand.

Zakari, who made the observation at a briefing with newsmen in Abuja, said: “The herdsmen / farmers clashes are beyond President Buhari. “Many of those critics don’t even understand the problem. “These conflicts are not the handiwork of Nigerian Fulanis. “I am a Fulani and I can tell you that the Fulanis love peace. “There is no Nigerian Fulani who will go and attack the community where his cattle are grazing
“Those perpetrating the attacks are people from beyond the shores of Nigeria. It is not a problem that only President Buhari alone can solve. It requires a solution by all African Presidents. In fact, it is a problem that must be tackled by the African Union.”
“At the CPCSN, we understand the intrinsic link, a strong interface between corruption and violence. ‘’Corruption invariably creates underdevelopment or total lack of it and ultimately, social injustice. Social injustice itself invariably breeds suspicion, distrust, dislike, disunity and violence eventually.

“It is amazing, therefore, that there has not been a national consensus yet against the ruinous corruption which has bred those ills,” he added. Zakari urged good spirited Nigerians to stand up against corruption at all levels, commending President Buhari for the courage to prosecute senior military officers allegedly involved in corruption.

He also urged members of the public to readily act as whistle-blowers against corrupt practices in the interests of all Nigerians. He disclosed that his organisation would embark on a nationwide sensitisation campaign to mobilise members of the public against corruption. According to him, corruption has held down the nation for too long.

Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/herdsmenfarmers-clashes-solutions-beyond-buhari-zakari/

Upon the present C in C pics is one of the best taken of him today and all the photoshop, he still looks frail

I just saw this on Facebook and think it's worth sharing

It must not be a statesman or woman who dies before the president makes a remark. Nigeria and Nigerians should learn to uphold the principle of "sanctity of life", EVERY life.
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We've seen, time and again, people who didn't just die but were killed because of their religious and/or ethnic leaning. Some even had no leaning at all, but were just farmers whose lives "worth less than those of cattle".

Tension is slowly rising in some quarters while counter-accusations are being tossed back and forth. Yet, the president, who swore an oath to protect lives and property of his citizens keeps mum about all these, for the sake of "political correctness"!

If Buhari doesn't know, his paid handlers must stop failing to remind him that "silence ain't longer golden". Spending few minutes before a tele-prompter to address the nation on these issues and initiating or reiterating sound policies that can forestall future occurrences can go a long way to calm some fraying nerves.

He is so vocal about sad incidents in other countries and his "heartfelt condolences" to them fill my timeline whenever they occur. But when its right under his nose, we suddenly want to "confirm the numbers the media are carrying" or "let the police finish their investigations" or just simply, in their usual manner, "condemn the incident".

People lose their loved ones and properties because the body language from Aso Rock will at the end read "well, we are focused on 'corruption' now. But send them my 'deepest condolences'", and that ends it. Nobody is brought to book! Hell, there's no book anymore.
The Nigerian government must not continue to deny certain underlying issues as marginalization, religious intolerance, inequality, secession and so on. Or wave them aside as "work of detractors from the opposition". Nah, these are hard truths that we must admit and sincerely take steps (even the most daunting) to resolve them.

His paid handlers must tell him also that, apart from unemployed youths, another time bomb waiting to explode is "unresolved grievances"- things happen to certain people and the government looks the other away. When these people later take up arms, we begin to seek "negotiations" while counting our losess.

He must know that even after building sky scrapers, pipelines and bridges today, if these issues remain unresolved, none of them may remain standing later. Not an excuse for any violent group duh, but when peoples welfare have continuously been denigrated, their "love for country" suddenly erodes. And we need Love more than ever.

Till date, we've not heard about the resolution of the Shiites massacre, the IPOB massacre, the Fulani rampage, the religious intolerance (that has now spread to Abuja) and so on. Yet, our president quotes a man as old as he is, that "our unity is not negotiable". How illogical! That shows weakness rather than strength, infidelity rather than trust, immaturity and totalitarianism other than maturity and democracy for us as a nation.
For me, everything is negotiable! Even Joshua asked Israel to "choose today who you'll serve". And recently, fantastic Cameron asked Britons to choose EU or Brexit. The "aiDonKia" attitude must stop so that we can regard people as what they are, humans.

We all should be able to, time and again, look back and say "yes, I signed up for this, I'm Nigerian" and together we can build a Nigeria of our dreams. But that can't happen when you have so many secessionist groups with members thinking that they're not Nigerians "by will" or that Nigeria is a "fraudulent zoo" and so must destroy her assets every time opportunity arises.

But, Buhariers will never reason this way. They'll come at you with the nonsensical "How was it under GEJ or PDP" comparisons. They forget that they said they were bringing "Change".

Well, I guess our biggest mistake was not asking them the kinda Change they were bringing. Now, here we are...looking!
Rest in peace to all victims of unprovoked, unjustifiable violence.[/b]

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M.U.S.I.C = Most useless subject in class

So Dangote does not owe a dime?? NAh come on... Even if its not the alleged 209billion or so.., he's gotta be owing some money

Emeka Anaeto, Economy Editor, VANGUARD, June 10, 2016.

“Fed Govt to cut 2016 Budget; increase Debt ration”—Minister of Finance.
In the report, Nigerians learnt that about N900bn will be reduced from the capital budget for 2016. There was no mention of how much reduction will be made in the recurrent expenditure. A few days earlier, the Vice-President, flanked by Governors Ajimobi of Oyo, Aregbesola of Osun, and El-Rufai of Kaduna States had launched the School Meal Project from which 5.5 million primary school kids are to benefit in the first phase. It was among a lot of ill-conceived and badly conceptualized promises made by the President as the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the last election. It was not the only one.

On the same June 9, 2016 when the Minister for Finance, bowing to the dictates of economic reality, was announcing the fifteen(15%) reduction, the VP was again launching another project – the recruitment of 500,000 teachers by the Federal government. In a statement released by Mr Laolu Akande, Senior Special Assistant to the VP, “besides their monthly take home pay estimated at about N23,000 per month, the selected 500,000 graduates will also get computer devices…”.

Given the situation in the oil producing areas of the country, as well as the shortfall in taxes collected for 2016 so far, it is likely that the N900bn reduction in capital appropriation will not be the last cut this year. Furthermore, the revenue from crude oil exports for the next two months, July and August, are already well-known to government, as well as those who make it their business. With exports less than 1.2 million per day, even at US$50 per barrel, another drastic revenue decline is easily predictable. If ever there is a government which had been following the Biblical injunction of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing, this is it.

The VP and the Finance Minister apparently work for different governments.
The issue of 500.000 proposed teachers will be the major focus of attention in this series because it demonstrates the risks President Buhari is running with the people who surround him and, who having encouraged him to make ill-considered campaign promises, are now desperate to go ahead in the attempt to fulfill promises which should never have been made in the first place. Meal project first.

Launched on Thursday, with only three APC Governors present, the project, as conceived, was supposed to be financed sixty per cent by the Abuja with forty per cent counterpart funding by the states – including PDP states whose party never made the promise. To begin with, it is certain that nobody in the APC political organization or government can produce a written statement or a taped recording of Buhari telling Nigerians that the burden of financing the promise would be shared between Abuja and the states.

The electorate had every right to assume that Buhari and his advisers (if he had any) should have done their home work before making the promise. At the very least, the voters should have been told how much the project would cost. No estimates were provided even at the launching. Buhari is now embarking on a project whose cost estimates are either unknown or shrouded in secrecy by the Federal Government. Obviously, nobody in that government has a calculator or knows when to use one. Permit me to help them out

At a very modest one hundred (N100) per child, the project will cost N550 million per day. In a month of twenty days, the bill will total up to N11 billion and in a year of nine months, at least N100 billion will be required to fund it. One looks in vain for the provision in this year’s budget for funding the remaining seven months of this year. Not surprisingly, virtually all the states have disclaimed the project. Even those who attended the launching, like Ajimobi, have promised to implement the project partially – inevitably setting in motion a groundswell of opposition from parents and kids who are left out of the project.

Most PDP states have simply thrown the hot potato back to the President. Nobody will, or should ask them any questions if by December all the kids nationwide are not being fed free food. The promise was made by Buhari and he is the one obligated to redeem it. Unfortunately, any “so-called economist” (to use Buhari’s dismissive term), knows that the project as designed was seriously defective. It will create more problems than it would solve.

For a start they have not even published the list of the 18 states which would be the first beneficiaries of this give-away programme. Litigation would halt the project on its tracks once the list is published. I will certainly go to court to stop it if Lagos State is left out. I expect others whose states are excluded to do the same. What sort of a father is that who has thirty-six starving children would bring food to the table and tell eighteen to eat and the rest to watch and wait? For what reason?

With over 24 million primary school kids nationwide, it beats the imagination how the President and the APC could imagine that they could select 5.5 million from only 18 states as beneficiaries of the scheme. It is simply unfair to the rest and there is absolutely no way that the selection will not be politicized and corrupted. Whatever happened to the principle of equal treatment under the law in a democracy? If the Federal government cannot feed all the kids, then the project should be shelved or cancelled outright.

Meanwhile, is it the same Federal government which cannot pay salaries and entitlements amounting to N167 billion which now wants to add N11 billion per month to its burden by offering free food? We have heard people in this government talking. But, have they thought before talking? Each passing day, the history of Buhari’s legacy is being written. With projects such as this, I fear for the President

Lastly, one of the Governors flanking the VP claims to be feeding 250,000 children, at an estimated N500 million a month from a monthly allocation of less then N20 million from Abuja. Osinbajo should ask the Governor how he is performing the magic; especially since his public servants are on half salary and still owed four months arrears…

That is bad enough. The 500,000 teacher misadventure is worse. To engage 500.000 teachers and pay them N23,000 basic salary per month alone calls for additional N11.5 billion per month or N138 billion per annum. In April, the Federal government’s share of revenue came to approximately N140 billion, against an existing monthly wage bill of N167 billion. To that deficit the dreamers in Aso Rock want to add N22 billion per month on two projects alone. A house built on sand is on firmer ground than these projects – which will not work. Mark my words. By December, Lai Mohammed and Femi Adesina will be called upon to explain why they failed. They should start writing their excuses now – or warn the President that he courts disaster with these projects.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/will-buharis-legacy-1/

cc Mynd4

persius555:
The same PDP that is presently in disarray or another PDP? PDP is a party made up of looters, tricksters and greedy individuals. I expected that by now they would have mended the cracks in the party politics. 16 years of greed and selfishness cannot be cured in a year.

Election unites politicians... Watch out for '19