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Mujaheeeden:
[s]Tinubu vs Oyegun


Elrufai vs Atiku


Buhari vs Aisha


The top members of Apc are killing themselves while mo spend time on PDP matter daily.



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mlanreh:
This is where corruption start you are the OP and as well the first to comment,why not leave that space for someone else

midolian:


You hate atiiku ooo!

Izonpikin:
ermm...but this man dey ya loving party ooo...

Wetin mr corruption fight go do about am??

sugah:
Yes. Iv had my account since 2013 and I don't pay maintenance fee.


Physical cash deposits can be made using the ATM just not inside the banking hall

Lifestone:
GEJ is an hero of democracy for conceding to Buhari in the last general election and sparing Nigeria from crises. He lost the battle but won the war.
I still blame him though for creating the atmosphere that gave us 72years PMB..

mamaron:
TEMMYO you are right o ( i perceive you are a lawyer!!!!) BUT.....could there be a scenario where the law is repealed and a child can no longer get a passport even with a valid birth certificate, assuming they did not get one at the time of birth? Isn't it this possibility that makes everyone get the passport ASAP rather than years later? In general, I think (and I may be wrong o) that in any country it's the passport that confers citizenship, just happens that in the US a US birth certificate entitles you to the passport.

Justwise any thoughts My sister TemmyO and i are just doing some mental gymnastics.

sugah:
A way to avoid maintenance fee is to request for paperless e banking.
You don't pay for any maintenance fee but
You don't receive paper statements and you can't carryout transactions inside the bank...strictly internet and ATM

patriotic9jaboy:
Easy mehn. U nor dey sleep?

Your case is different because first of all, I helped to found the EFCC’.

“I was instrumental to your appointment, so, I believe I have contributed to your development and this is how you are paying me back.

[size=16pt] The ex-vice-president said he, however, rejected the money which he described as too little for a man of his status [/size]

[size=18pt] what was $100,000 to me? [/size]

Former Vice-president Atiku Abubakar has insisted that ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo wanted to pave the way for a lifetime presidency and not just a third term in office.

Atiku said this in an interview with a quarterly magazine published by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Zero Tolerance.

The former vice-president said, initially, it was assumed that the plan was to modify the constitution so that Obasanjo could serve a third, four-year term as President.

He, however, said the aspect of tenure limitation was carefully removed so that Obasanjo could be President for life.

When asked why he and Obasanjo were at loggerheads towards the end of their tenure, he said, “My offence was that I disagreed with him on the amendment of the constitution to remove tenure/term limits or what was popularly called the ‘third term agenda’.

“In fact, he sent the then Attorney-General and Prof. Jerry Gana to my office to bring the draft amendments to the constitution. After going through (them), I found out that tenure limits had been removed. In other words, he could be President for life.

“I then asked them that ‘if I send you to the President, can you deliver this message?’ They said yes. I said ‘go and tell him I will not support it and (I) will fight it’.”

Atiku said due to his disagreement with Obasanjo, the ex-president decided to tag him as a corrupt person.

The former vice-president said the then Chairman of the EFCC, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, accused him of corruption but later came to him to apologise.

He said, “When he came to ask me for forgiveness, I said if you want me to forgive you, Nuhu, go to the same television stations where you said I was corrupt and say you now (have) realised that I am not corrupt.

“Then he said ‘sir, you have forgiven so many people who have offended you publicly without them going to TV stations to apologise to you’ and I said, ‘your case is different because first of all, I helped to found the EFCC’.

“I was instrumental to your appointment, so, I believe I have contributed to your development and this is how you are paying me back. In any case, he kept on apologising and I said, ‘okay, no problem. That closed the chapter’.”

Atiku denied media reports that a United States Senate report accused him of laundering $40m in the US between 2000 and 2008.

The former vice-president confirmed that he did transfer money to the US but it was not illegal.

He added, “It was an allegation which was not proved. It was my legitimate money which I transferred to the US; there was nothing (wrong) about it. More so, I was not indicted in that report. They only said suspicious funds but I proved before the Senate committee that they were not suspicious.”

Atiku explained that the accusations emanated from his dealings with a Louisiana congressman, William Jefferson.

He explained that Jefferson had approached him for a communications project but he referred the American to the minister of communications.

Atiku said the US lawmaker collected $100,000 from a woman under the pretext of using it to bribe him (Atiku).

The ex-vice-president said he, however, rejected the money which he described as too little for a man of his status.

He said the Federal Bureau of Investigation subsequently searched his wife’s US home but nothing incriminating was found.

Atiku said, “Apparently, I didn’t know he (Jefferson) had duped a lady and collected marked money from her in my name. Unknown to him, the FBI were on his trail. But, of course, there was no way he could give me money because what was $100,000 to me?

“Eventually, my wife’s residence was searched and nothing was found but when his residence was searched, of course, the money was found there and he was convicted. I was not even called as a witness.”

saintandsinnerz:
You see every thread as an opportunity to mock Igbos... Continue, one day your cup go full

Progressive01:
Their elite don join for the madness.

Trump attend burial of Pa Offor.

Hain!! Na wa oo!

LiePoB--- Building a nation of liars, for liars and by liars.

morbeta:
What of queen Elizabeth of England. Will she not come?

FlyoruB:
There has to be something in the water they drink in that part of the country that's responsible for the mass delusion that seems to be gaining ground in that neck of the woods. Like WTF?? ??

franchizy:
You lied. During that election it was only in eleme that olaka Nwogu was leading.

The violence in Khana, Gokana and Tai started when PDP noticed Abe was leading with a huge margin and one kenneth kobani mobilized thugs and cultist who started causing problems everywhere.

please get your facts right.

Johnnyessence:
Donald trump doing what people want. Infact this is what I want he should stop gays and lebanism iin the united state of America.

progress69:
The way these clowns are masturbating over this Trump issue, i dey confused o.

joeprince23:
even though i am pro PDP and prefer olaka nwogu to abe magnus,but truth be told magnus abe have stronger chance of winning based on the fact that most places the rerun will take place is ogoni land eg. Nowa gbam,bera etc and magnus is the strongest candidate in ogoni. [

INEC may not conduct election in oyigbo cause they know that with our population pdp will win handsdown

Pavarottii:
They are all the same; most pastors in Nigeria; hence the reason they don't advice our leaders the right thing to do.

Pavarottii:
So u say same goes for Adeboye, Oyedepo, Kumuyi and Ibiyomie?

AfroBlue:
abeg, shame on this archphony, not one word out of his mouth on the looters that emptied the treasury, diverted FG funds to their personal accounts, and corrupted the judiciary.


" Thou shalt not steal"