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Dedetwo:I did not include Ijebu Igbo so your brothers in Onitsha will not report me to UN. ![]() |
Dedetwo: ![]() Me and Christina are in talks to fund her project for profit sharing. She wants to open two baby factories. Get ready for a town full of rejects. |
Lanretoye:Of course na PDP. Did you hear any Ibo asking for APC nomination? That will be like a Nigerian asking to be Commander of NATO. An impossicant! ![]() |
EVILFOREST:Thank you jare. I corrected it. Imo is now in the eligible list, Abia is not. Are you aware my gehfren is from Imo? ![]() Cc Christina |
Bolowolowo:Which sub group is Kanu? I prefer an Ikwerre. The nomination will help bring them back from the fringes and into the Igbo clan proper. |
plaindealer:Your contract, map and road will terminate at border with Ogun. Simple as that! ![]() |
We told them Kanu is a small boy. When is he sending delegate to Bourdillon to greet godfather ![]() ![]() |
plaindealer:Please bring reference for the signed agreement with Ogun Governor. If you cant find it ask Akeredolu to fax you copy. Because without Ogun....mtttcheeew,, this is contract to nowhere fa. ![]() |
Kyari Constituted Authority Funtua. Where Reno go get news to write now? ![]() |
May his soul rest in peace. |
In naija we just like rank and all kind of useless title. Which one is life patron of Newspapers Proprietors ![]() |
The following sub-groups have nominated or served as President or VP for Nigeria. Azikiwe - Anambra Ironsi - Abia Ekwueme - Anambra Obi- Anambra Sub groups that are eligible for next round in 2023 - Imo - Ebonyi - Enugu - Ikwerre - Anioma - This is fair and just. |
mumumugu:Nigeria did not start in 1999 |
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Warning - Nigerian hospitals are packed with corona-infected patients. Avoid the hospital if you don't have serious emergency reason. Before going to a hearing to probe your corruption bear in mind that once you slump, or collapse, or break leg, neck or arm...or loose hearing or vision in the course of your probing, the medical staff must intervene to stabilize you and then get you to a "hospital". You run a high risk of contracting covid-19 in the emergency room. Two choices are open to you - 1. Answer probe & return stolen loot 2. Slump and end up with covid. ![]() |
plaindealer:Your mapu o, the roadu o....all going nowhere without Ogun Executive signing an agreement for the road to connect to Lagos. ![]() |
TheDevilIsALai:Azikiwe is from Anambra Ironsi is from Imo It is Ikwerre Igbo's turn nomination for Ibo President. Next Ibo President must be Ikwerre-Igbo. |
Vote Yoruba Woman First Lady in Ondo. |
Bring us official result and stop nonsense. Meanwhile, vote YorubaWoman as FirstLady Ondo |
plaindealer:Ogun is a littoral state.
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laurel03:Ondo has no direct link with Lagos. |
Xisnin:Una no get awareness at all. Im tired of coaching Anambra people how society works. NDDC is not a national authority and does not have access of way in Ogun or Lagos., two states the road must necessarily pass through. Can NorthEast Development Corp come and put project in Anambra? Why do I have to waste energy teaching simple stuff? I think i need to start a tutoring class on politics and civics and charge money. NDDC does not have jurisdiction in Ogun or Lagos. It must obtain right of way by forst negotiating with Ogun and Lagos. Please share in village so i dont have to repeat....shyyyyte!!!! ![]() |
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laurel03:So how do you connect it to Lagos then? |
OFFICIAL336:I say bring the Igbo Ukwu bronze, you diverted to Iron. Take one at a time. Show a gallery of your bronze in Ukwu |
letu:Yinmu! Igbo enwe eze |
marriagebyigbo: ![]() He will return with a fake list. Lets watch..... |
helinues:NDDC is a development authority for Delta. Their jurisdiction ends in Ondo. |
techmo:Next thing we go hear... Kanu send delegate to Bourdillon to greet Tinubu. ![]() Awon oniranu |
aremuforlife:Akeredolu is speaking and allocating figures for a project to nowhere. |
Classified By: A/DCM Walter Pflaumer for reasons 1.4. (b & d). 1. (C) SUMMARY. There have been three separate actions taken this week against former officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Press reported on August 6 that members of the State Security Service (SSS) visited the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPPS) to arrest former EFCC Chairman Nuhu Ribadu. CDA spoke to Ribadu twice on August 6; he reported he was not arrested but was asked to appear for questioning at SSS headquarters on August 7. On August 5, 140 police officers, including Nuhu Ribadu, were demoted, allegedly because their promotions did not follow due process. As well, former Head of the EFCC Economic Governance Unit Ibrahim Magu was arrested on August 4, following allegations that police discovered EFCC files and a computer containing classified documents at his Abuja residence. Magu's Economic Governance Unit led the EFCC investigations into corrupt governors, including former Delta Governor James Ibori and current Governor Bukola Saraki. Magu is a recipient of USG and London Metropolitan Police institute training. The three incidents, occurring in the space of just two days, are leading critics to question the Yar'Adua administration's commitment to fighting corruption. END SUMMARY. 2. (C) Three separate incidents involving former officials of the EFCC have occurred over the span of just two days. On August 4, members of the SSS reportedly visited the NIPPS to arrest former EFCC Chairman Nuhu Ribadu. (Note: Ribadu has been attending executive training at NIPPS since December 2007). CDA spoke to Ribadu twice on August 6. Early on August 6 when CDA spoke to Ribadu, he reported he had not been arrested but could not talk as he was in a meeting. CDA noted that Ribadu and those around him were laughing and seemed in good spirits. CDA spoke to Ribadu again late in the day and he confirmed that he had not been arrested. Ribadu said he was asked to report to SSS headquarters in Abuja August 7 for further questioning, which he plans to do. He told CDA he does not feel he is in imminent danger of arrest. 3. (C) On August 5, the Nigerian Police Service Commission (PSC) announced the demotion of 140 police officers, alleging that their promotions did not follow due process. Among those demoted was former EFCC Chairman Ribadu, who was demoted from Assistant Inspector General to Deputy Commissioner -- a two-step demotion. The PSC maintains that the promotions were not based on established criteria (including seniority, merit, time in rank, completion of promotion course, and passing of a promotion exam) and were a breach of the 1999 Constitution and the Police Service Commission Act. Ribadu told CDA on August 6 he plans to keep quiet and not challenge the demotion, although he does not feel it is justified. Secretary to the EFCC Emmanuel Akomaye told Poloff on August 6 that the demotions were initiated and carried out within the Police, not by the EFCC, and that the EFCC could not comment on police matters. Akomaye maintained that Ribadu was the only name on the list with a connection to the EFCC. (Note: Names of several other high-ranking police officials who were demoted were included in press reports. None of the other names were immediately known to the Mission. We will, however, continue to check on the composition of the list. End Note.) 4. (C) On August 4, former EFCC Economic Governance Unit Head Ibrahim Magu was reportedly arrested following searches of his Abuja and Lagos residences which reportedly found EFCC case files and a computer with classified information. Magu was redeployed from the EFCC to the Police force on July 4 (reftel) and was serving as Chief Superintendent at Ado, Ekiti State at the time of his arrest. Although press reports alleged the EFCC carried out the arrest, EFCC Secretary Akomaye told Poloff on August 6 that the investigation, search and arrest were all handled within the Police and that the EFCC (once again) could not comment on police matters. Meanwhile, EFCC Chief of External Relations Mohammed Bamalli (strictly protect), a trusted Embassy contact within the EFCC, told Poloff he knows Magu well and cannot believe that Magu, whom he termed a "skilled professional," would keep files at home. Bamalli told Poloff he plans to meet Magu late on August 6 and will relay what he learns to Poloff. Post will report any information from Bamalli septel. 5. (C) Comment. The confluence of events in the course of a few days, with the appointment of Ibori's former Commissioner of Finance as Principal Secretary to the President, the questioning of Ribadu, Ribadu's demotion and Magu's arrest, does not bode well for the Administration's commitment to fighting corruption. The thread that runs through all of them is former Delta Governor James Ibori, the target of major corruption and money laundering probes by the EFCC and British Metropolitan police. Ibori was believed by many to be the driving force behind Ribadu's removal from the EFCC and Waziri's appointment. Antony Goldman, independent energy consultant and former Economist Financial Intelligence Unit Africa Analyst, told Poloff a few weeks ago that, during a recent phone conversation, a cheerful Ibori commented that "Ribadu will be in jail before I ever will be." End Comment. PIASCIK https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08ABUJA1551_a.html |
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