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omlueh:
New wine in old skin, same cabal as ever, pretending to be like saints but deep inside they are beast, they should continue, God is watching all of you from Oyeyimika to all the Directors, senior managers and every of the management staff taking decision on behalf of Mondelez, thereby subjecting the entire junior staff and the third party contact staff to slaves in their own father's land, you all should remember that God purnishment no get CAIN when it comes, even if at all the entire management staff taking decision believe there is God. Most pretending to be Religious but inside them they are Devil's Incarnate. Wolves in Sheep's Clothing.

Hmmmm. You seem to be an insider. It is well

Hoodbilonia:
Abegi
Fela dis
Fela dat
He wasnt so good. We too dey over hype
Abegi

This is the way you know indomie generation pikin. Idiot

Any news guys

They voted for him so they should deal with it

aprilwise:
Today is my birthday please show me love with 300 likes.

You wan chop the likes

It's naturally nice and beautiful on ladies and it make them look sexy. I personally like it and would love any lady to wear it

I have noticed ladies wear beads on the waist which brings this my question.

ladies what is the use of waist beads.

Guys what do you think about ladies wearing waist beads.

Let's start this interesting discussion

Space booked

Eco2580:
So its true Bola THIEFnibu want to rule this country!

It's obvious the Tinubu is your headache

The earlier you guys forget this wema thing. The better for us. Pls move on guys. There are other offers out there

Senate President Bukola Saraki yesterday explained the controversial refusal of the Senate to confirm Mr. Ibrahim Magu as the substantive chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Saraki said that Magu’s appointment may have been confirmed but for the failure of the Presidency to explore the established channel of lobby.

Besides, he said that “political solution” should have been applied after the Senate rejected nomination twice.

The Senate President spoke at the orientation programme organised for Senators-elect and House of Representatives members-elect ahead of the inauguration of Ninth National Assembly in Abuja.
Saraki attempted to parry questions on why the National Assembly did not go to court for a definite pronouncement on the failed confirmation of Magu’s appointment as EFCC’s substantive chairman.

He was forced to respond when the question was asked repeatedly.

Saraki said that it is left to the Executive arm of government to find a replacement of any ministerial nominee rejected by the Senate.

Talking specifically on Magu’s nomination, he said that there was no doubt that the Senate has the power to confirm or reject his nomination.

On why the Senate did not go to court for a pronouncement on whether the Senate has the power to confirm the EFCC chairman, he said that there were over 12 court cases pending on the issue.

Saraki, who said that some of the cases had been pending in court for over two years, added that he cannot explain why the cases have not been decided.

He, however, noted that “in cases like the EFCC chairman, there is always the need for political solution and dialogue to solve such issue. But to say whether the Senate has the power to confirm, the Senate has power to confirm. The power of confirmation is there even in America which we copy.

“When the Executive makes appointment, there is issue of lobby. This is why we want a particular nominee. It is done even in America.”
On the election of presiding officers of the Ninth National Assembly, Saraki advised senators-elect and members-elect that they should be in the chamber on the day of inauguration.

He insisted that the inauguration and election of presiding officers only take place on the floor of the two chambers of the National Assembly.

The Clerk to the National Assembly, Mohammed Sani-Omolori, who opened the orientation, gave an overview of the National Assembly, including structure, functions and inter-parliamentary relations.

In the course of his presentation, Sani-Omolori said that one of the functions of the Senate is the confirmation of nominees from the executive arm of government.

The power of confirmation of nominees prompted questions on the confirmation of Magu and why he is still serving as Acting Chairman of EFCC when he was denied confirmation.

Sani-Omolori said that he was not in a position to answer political questions and referred the question on Magu to Saraki.

Saraki noted that the options are that the President can lobby the legislature or present someone else at the event of rejection of a nominee.

Saraki said: “The point I am making is that we should not make too much news on the process of electing a presiding officers. What is important is for the members of the Senate to decide who is the best to lead them so that they can have stability.”

On non-confirmation of Magu, Saraki said: “The truth really is that the issue of confirmation whether ministerial or other appointments, is done by the entire Senate. Generally, we have an unwritten practice that we would get the input of senators from the state where the appointee hails from before we start the screening process in the Senate. By the powers of the Senate, if such a nominee is rejected, then it is upon the executive to find a new replacement. The issue really is that the Senate has the powers to reject a ministerial nominee.

In the case of the appointment of the chairman of the EFCC, the powers of the Senate are very clear in the constitution. For any nominee, we are guided by the constitution. It is an appointment made by Mr. President, subject to the confirmation of the Senate, which means the Senate has the powers to either say yes or say no.

“In a situation where the Senate rejects, it is up to the executive at that time to send in a replacement or in some cases, when we have appointment rejected and the executive will re-present before the Senate but if the senators again, took a decision to reject the nominee, the appointment stands rejected.


“On getting judicial interpretations of their roles, there are 17 cases in court that have been on now for two years and for one reason or the other, those cases have not moved. I cannot explain what happened. They are cases that have to deal with asking the courts to give judicial interpretations to who has the powers to do one thing or the other. I am sure by the time the judiciary gives the interpretations, there is no doubt about it that it will be clear that it is the Senate that has the powers

“In things like this in a democracy, there must be a political solution, there must be dialogue. I think that is the most important thing. The Senate has the power of confirmation. It is how to manage those issues that are the challenges. There will be many like that in the Ninth Assembly. The question is how the executive and the legislators will work together and find a solution. It is how the relationship between the two arms of government.

“There is also a wrong perception that the leadership of the Senate has those powers. The powers of the presiding officers are in the members. It is the members that decide the leadership of the National Assembly. Most of the decisions especially confirmation, are usually taken by the members. In other countries, the executive there are seen to be lobbying the legislators. When they have a candidate, they will go and lobby to get in their preferred choice appointed.”

https://www.google.com/amp/thenationonlineng.net/why-we-didnt-confirm-magu-by-saraki/amp/

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Nickisindigo:
I already won 166k once next time I gunning for 500k straight

The highest I won is 50k

God help this generation

BankyGee:
Like for Atiku
Share for Buhari

I

Fool you don carry your werey come here again

Nlolodo:
APC has been wasting Nigerian tax payers money travelling for useless vacations and medical tours to the UK ....Yet the dullard called Buhari will be portraying himself as the most honest man in the country... I weep for this zoo called Nigeria

And you will continue to weep because of your miserable life

Kog45:
...when my generation no dey smoke weed like your papa generation.

It's only time wasting for me to be trading words with a low life lunatic from a mad generation.

SolutionMee:


Any Saraki's stooge or loyalist is OK by me

You see your life?

Generalnomercy:
It's not new.

we know they are always traitors.


Anybody depending on those people as ally is sleeping on the floor.


It's clearer who betrayed atiku and revealed all the secrets of PDP to APC.

Chai. E pain am. Is it very hard for your full brain to understand that Atiku is a bad product very hard to market.
Go and force gbenga back now. Ode Oshi

CioAngels:
After massive stealing at Ogun state under PDP and collected huge amount from Atiku for campaign, he ran to APC where he will not be probed. Once you a thief and you run to APC you free form probe, what a government.

How come you just knew he was a thief. Hypocrites Everywhere

Cletus77:
If you believe EFCC is just showing off..click like
If you believe they aren't..click share

When will you grow up

Kog45:
...what a painful comment from a madman leaving a miserable life.

Your generation are mad

Kog45:
..so poverty no dey naija,abi na only Kwara poverty dey.

Some of you will just come here to tell us trash as if we don't know what is going on in other states.

Then i pray that your life be treated like the way saraki treated kwarans.

PDP is confused

Gatsbythegreat1:
I have never been a fan of the Saraki political dynasty.while schooling in Ilorin,I lived opposite the Father's house in GRA and it was always a Mecca of some sort...Coming back to Bukola Saraki,Why will anyone believe a 2 time governor who is still ruling the state indirectly and currently the senate president would descend so low to send thugs to rob banks...For God sake,Saraki is richer than many banks,most of our politicians are.They would rather concentrate on looting and stealing public funds and allocations,which is way easier and heavier.

Anybody can do anything. Trust no one

Chizuru01:
APC are always too desperate to enter into power by all means.

Someone may think they have reasonable thing to do when they get into power but Just look at Kogi state, look at Rochas Alias Fool. I pity Kwara

Oga before you say any trash about kwara. Go there and see for yourself the level poverty in the state despite the resources. Saraki is a complete failure....
So don't be careless with your mouth

AllenSpencer:
Fvck the hell outta her pvssy and move on.

If she still stays glued to you, use her for money rituals

You deserve to drive Brabus 6X6

God punish your generation

etrouble:
Now you all know who is the boss. Of course it is Tinubu the Jagaban of the world. Ask Trump who helped him win the last US presidential election and he will tell you it was the Jagaban

Ori e o foka sibe. Wa Gbayi BrodaMi

Skevin:
Actually this their way ain't fair. It's best they get in touch with the successful candidates and inform them of when they will be invited for training. This silence is just too loud. This recruitment started since July last year.

Guy. Move On. Such is life

oyetunder:
who is an ass licking slave here? an idiot who cannot recognise an icon is surely from a family of slaves? You just a pedestrian hungry slowpoke who does not even know what democracy means.

All I see in you is that you are just a determined fool. Never ready to be corrected. Not your fault though. It lingers in your useless generation

oyetunder:
Well,. online gives you the chance to see everybody as your mate-even those your father cannot talk to anyhow. I am from one of the most famous family in this Country. I just made a political prediction which only the well educated can comprehend, not shallow minded cheap touts like you.

I can see that your useless generation is from those prominent for licking the ass of failed politicians. So you can never celebrate an icon even if you are corrected