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Its not easy to be in the opposition.


Happy birthday to the lion of Ubima and the General of common sense revolution. You remain my man and Oba Akiolu, my role model

This is the kinda news I love to hear/read.

PassingShot:
But Olisa Metuh and PDP wanted us to believe that APC had a hand in it!

Useless bunch of people they are.


They're used to stealing our common wealth through spurious claims.

As I have said severally, it's getting clearer that "subsidy" is a big scam.

wallahi, I never believed in that subsidy thing.

elantraceey:
You're right , maybe a lady just flattered him and it got into his head, lol.

on the contrary, I feel the guy is only trying to reward himself for his hard work by praising himself..in his words "yes, i work so hard to look good and to be admirable"..from this, its obvious the guy haz not bn getting the attention he so desire.

elantraceey:
lol



You don't have to yab him like that Na

buh hin get mirror for house na..Even if na hin fine pass for this world, he shld wait to get praised by pple and not to open a thread to advertise himself..I see that as childish. And nairaland(where badbelle pple full) is the only place he can be tought a lesson,..which he is already learning.

elantraceey:
So what do you want?

he wants you to check his profile, fall in luv with the pix, and then pm him...

With that hin head wey long like coffin

And is that enough reason to waste seun's space by opening a thread?

Nokialumia720:
yes, i work so hard to look good and to be admirable.w

Oh, so because u wrk hard to look good and be admirable but no one is admiring you, you decided to start admiring yourself..its allowed. Keep deceiving yourself

Yes! That's my man..The lion of Ubima, the slayer of GEJ, the nightmare of mama piss and wike and the General of common sense revolution..Happy birthday to you, sir.

Our birthdays are so close..26th and 27th. Little wonder I love you so much. Wa pe laye fun wa baba


Haters can go and die

Hahaaha..

#AwonWerey

As if say hin do better thing

Appointments just dey flow everywhere..

Baba God, abeg pity me too o! I don tire to dey sit down for house...*sobs*

RickRichards:
It's a very good lesson as far I'm concerned. This is why you shouldn't do drugs. Imagine being high and talking gibberish on your deathbed. Don't be like this man. Shun drugs.

hahahaahhaahahaahahahahahaha...

binzubair:
like hockey ball like hockey ball like hockey ball

looL

Popemax:
plz how do we bet 50k on this wike will finish his tenure....are u in for this?

sorry, I don't gamble. Wike isn't going to finish his tenure. I ld mention you when he must have bn shown the way out

The lion of Ubima is roaring.. No one dares!

Wicked wike is in for it..Apart from the fact that the tribunals will show him the way out of government house, he has just stepped on the tail of a Lion..

Again I repeat, No one dares 'the General of common sense revolution'

River State Governor Rotimi Amaechi has asked the state Governor-elect, Chief Nyesom Wike, to go ahead with his threat to probe his administration, saying he has Wike’s records as his (Amaechi) Chief of Staff between 2007 and 2011.

Amaechi said this during one of the programmes organised by Committee of Friends to mark the Rivers State governor’s 50th birthday in Port Harcourt on Tuesday.

“I heard that Wike says he will probe me. I have not asked him not to probe me. He should remember that he was my Chief of Staff for four years; I have my records on him. He should go ahead,” he said.

Amaechi added that he did not use his tenure to probe the past administration in the state, noting that such exercise might be a waste of time and resources.

He explained that the people of the state would not applaud him on the basis of how many people he had probed but for his accomplishments in office.

“Go and check, the road leading to Wike’s father’s house, I constructed it. But in front of that same house, a relation of mine was killed on election day,” he added.

The governor blamed the principals of the state opposition party for instigating violence, especially before the last general elections, wondering why people would not mind killing others because of their personal ambition.

“Why will people, because of their personal ambition, not mind killing other people? They gave me all kinds of names but none could accuse me of killing anyone. I have never killed in my life and I will never kill. But because of someone’s personal ambition, human lives mean nothing to some people,” Ameachi said, detailing two alleged gruesome killings in the state.

He wondered why the Peoples Democratic Party opposed the setting up of a panel to probe the pre-election and election day killings in the state if the opposition party did not have anything to hide.

The governor added, “They went and got a kangoroo judgment stopping the panel from sitting, but we appealed the judgment and the court gave the go ahead for the panel to sit.”

 

http://www.punchng.com/news/ive-wikes-records-amaechi-dares-gov-elect-on-probe/

omenka:
The piece is awesome!! Very deep.

Just became a fan too.

very awesome, mehn!

Hahahahaha..

Arase:
“If they ask you for bribe and you refuse to give, and you have avenues where your grievances can be ventilated, I do not see any reason why you should give them bribe. “The Commissioner of Police is there; the Area Commander is there; the DPO is there; and the technical platform (to report corrupt policemen) is there."

Even the commissioners are kwarrupt...

Abeg isn't it better we give the small officers the little bribe they ll take than to go and meet the commisioners that ld ask take bigger bribes?

ZeezaRapture:
Wow what a nice thread! @Op u really tried.

By the way, i belong to the longer ring finger group i.e the first one (A).

Lalasticlala please do the needful.

see as this man dey shout lalasticlala because ur ring finger is longer abi, kontinu..

I am sure if ur index was longer, you go jst peep view thread, den run comot. Congrats sha

Hehehehe...pple wicked o! Dem com pishure am together with helicopter.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology and former governor of Kwara State, Senator Bukola Saraki, has disclosed that the country was losing a total of $2 billion to fake fuel subsidy operators, arguing that the fuel subsidy management in the country was a very big platform for fraud.

Saraki bemoaned that the alleged fraud in the subsidy scheme has been allowed to continue unabated, calling on the incoming administration of General Muhammadu Buhari to completely remove the fuel subsidy and restore normalcy to the petroleum sector.

The senate presidency aspirant stated this yesterday while speakig with journalists in Abuaj, accusing the government of issuing import licenses to very bogus number of companies totaling 82 and being used by oil marketers and government officials to rip off the national treasury on yearly basis.

According to Saraki, it would be better to remove the fuel subsidy and deliver the sector and the citizenry from the grip of racketeers in the industry, who would never allow things to work well because of their personal aggrandizement, adding that subsidy in itself was never a problem to the country but the bad management of the subsidy, which he said had been turned into a huge racket that created the lingering crisis in the oil sector.

He said: “No matter what is happening now, if you go back to look at it, the major issue that dwindled us was the subsidy management. We are talking of about minimum of over $32 billion wasted on it over the last five to six years.

“That is the difference between where we are now and that time. It has impacted on our exchange rate, it is going to impact on our infrastructure, there is no money for capital budget.”


http://dailypost.ng/2015/05/26/remove-fuel-subsidy-saraki-tells-buhari/

See hin head.

Ben bruce:
"It is not surprising that Buhari’s plan to invest funds in the search for oil in the North is unpopular in the South. Many Southerners erroneously think the North is dependent on the South. In actual fact, the reverse is the case! The most basic human need after oxygen is food. If the North is dependent on the South for foreign exchange, then the South must know that she is dependent on the North for her food security. Nations can survive without oil, but they cannot survive without food and many of our staple foods be it Rice, locally grown wheat, cows on the hoof, tomatoes, peppers onions etc., come from the North. The point I am trying to make is that we need each other and we have to move from a philosophy of competition between North and South to one of cooperation. And many of the stereotypes we hold of Northerners down south are not true at all. Many Southerners see the North and Northerners as a backward Muslim people, adverse to Western education, who would rather not stay in Nigeria except that they cannot survive on their own without the South. So when Southerners read that a community like Chibok, in the core North is overwhelmingly Christian, their stereotype is challenged. When they become aware that the richest black man and African on the planet is from the core Northern state of Kano, their stereotype is challenged. When they realise that a very large proportion of the population of the North is educated, that stereotype becomes questionable. And, yes, a very large proportion of the North is educated! The issue is that because we see education as a Western phenomenon, we fail to look at it holistically and historically, thereby believing that, if you are not Western educated, then you are not educated. [b]But that is far from the truth! Centuries before many in the South learnt to read and write in the English language, our Northern brothers and sisters have been writing in a quasi-indigenous script called the Ajami script. Hausa has been written in Ajami, since the early 15th century. There are centuries-old literary material and letters written in this script and you must have respect for people who developed intellectual learning methods long before Western civilisation came to our shores. Many of us read about Uthman Dan Fodio in history, but unfortunately, contemporary history has limited his role in Nigeria’s evolution to that of a jihadist fighter. In actual fact, Uthman Dan Fodio was a scholar. Even that word ‘Fodio’ is Fufulde for scholar or learned one. His own mother, Hauwa and his grandmother, Ruqayya, were also ‘fodios’ and taught others. This is in the 17th century mind you. The fact is that long before Western education arrived the shores of Southern Nigeria, Northern Nigeria had already experienced centuries of indigenous and Arabic education[/b]. So let us begin to shatter our stereotypes of each other and accept each other based on the fact that if God did not desire it to be so, we would not be Nigerians. Having found ourselves as Nigerians, let us make the best of it by using our energies to work together so we can make progress, rather than using if to fight each other in a Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD). I am all for a Mutually Assured Restoration, and I urge all Nigerians, both Northern and Southern, to understand our differences (because it is foolishness to think that we can forget them) and learn to coexist in peace and prosperity."

This guy is making sense mehn!..From now on, I am your Fan. I forgive you for supporting GEJ's 2nd term bid. You are now my hero, while Oba Akiolu is my role model.


Cc: Lalasticlala