₦airaland Forum

anonym0us:
They should scrap nass

tomakint:
Exercise in futility the whole exercise will still be table before the President for his assent to become a reality. I think we don't need the NASS in the first place.

puffpuff:
Lie. I am posting this response from AA RANO filling station at AY. I joined the long queue about 3 hours ago. I am yet to buy fuel.

Stop this nonsense Abeg

Shymm3x:
Err, I don't really want to get too deep into it on here.

However, when you go to the official website of the company behind "Panama leaks" (https://www.occrp.org/en/panamapapers/overview/under-scrutiny/), you would see the list of those funding them at the bottom on the right - USAID and Open Society Foundation.

USAID is the United States' agency for it foreign policy to protect US interests, hiding under charity/AID organisation and Open Society Foundation is owned by George Soros. George Soros is a megalomaniac and one of the most powerful men in America and he's one of the biggest advocates for regime change in Russia and a voice of US' total domination of the world.

Let's just leave who George Soros is out of it. But why would an organisation, which is meant to be an independent one trying to expose people get funding from USAID, which is more or less the US government and, a character like George Soros?[quote]If there is one thing I know & will never discount, US hides under Alms giving (AIDS according to them8)) to plunder & create chaos!


[quote]Yes, they're exposing some people. But those being exposed are the ones they can do away with as collateral damage. They won't expose the real rogues who're mostly Americans and a lot of powerful folks serving American interests. They also didn't get their main target.

Regardless, naij folks on the list should be made to face the law. But the whole thing is just nonsense - it's a US government thing, nothing independent about it and it's more of a well orchestrated media war than a "leak".

Won't hold my breath!

Beremx:
lol! or maybe im village people dey pursue am.

I dey jare. eku fuel scarcity

Beremx:
the guy don tire for life.


smh

989900:
You know the economic situation in the country since the mid 80s has taken it's toll on our populace (education-wise), churning out literate-illiterates, unemployable grads, and intellectual midgets (with knack for inanities like Toyin A, Tonto D, and e.t.c) with 'too long can't read syndrome'.

Our older uncles and aunts with the old 'standard 6' and 'modern 3' are more studious, literate, and civil than this new lot.

francizy:
Hehehehehehe my love won't see it oh, especially the part where it was stated that Fahole reviewed all that. Once na Saraki, she ho jump out...

LadyExcellency:
In every democracy, the Legislature has the purse and can pad or depad the budget as they so wish.

It is no controversy, Legislature owns the national purse.

989900:
[i]I think Kachikwu and NNPC, the fed.minister of petroleum (Buhari), and the FEC., need to have a 1 week long workshop with petroleum investors (both foreign and local) on the direction the government is headed as regards (modular refineries, major private refineries, gov't refineries, pipelines, depots, security, and e.t.c.)

Then the ministry can make a positively-informed-bold-decision.

It's crazy having to truck tens of millions of litres of 'imported fuel' bought with scarce forex in 2016 -- it will never be a long term solution!

Shymm3x:
George Soros just got everyone talking and distracted with these Panama Papers "leaks".

You just have to respect the yanks and their big machine. Especially their uncanny way of getting everyone confused, while chasing shadow everywhere.

Regardless, the collateral damage of the "leaks" should be investigated. But higher minds know what the noise is about and you can't but respect George Soros' gangster. I love Americans. Gangsters!

Elose11:
You are the biggest liar after Mohammed. Or is this part of your April fool? I searched fruitlessly for fuel yesterday along airport road. I ended up buying from black market at N180.

cktheluckyman:
This is bad news for ngeneukwuenu and mo.... Saraki is not going anywhere soon

angels09:
leave Saraki alone arabirin


e no tif yer money or PMB money.

Paulpaulpaul:
All I know is he must suffer for calling a prof a common commissioner

frankyychiji:
Try Ngeneukwuenu or mynd1, i don't think they are taken.

“We have since discovered that the trial of the Senate President is a mere attempt to blackmail him and make him look bad in the court of public opinion

Fedayeen:
i think you should carry his matter for prosecution like you are doing to Saraki.



Thumbs up

iamsea:
This whole shit looks to me like someone that raped a lot of people afterwhich he got tired and decide to chill on a big chair inside the jungle. Minutes later a angry lion came from no where and Mr rapist starts running again until he got to a point he met the wall of Jericho. Se na God go who he don offend go deliver him or who... Mk we still dey watch sha cuz anything fit happen for naija o

Chanchit:
Due to the current condition of the country, some don die of heat under the bed while the brave ones escaped. Them go soon resume under bed one of this days sha according to report reaching us.

Tunami:
where are those yoots that called saraki their role model?

modath:
4 people don miss between yesterday & today!!! Na small small dem go dey disappear till e remain only him, his lawyers, his Aides & Pa chukwudi44 ...

FGN vs Saraki: I have just counted 19 Senators in court with Senate President Bukola Saraki today. There were 23 Senators in court y'day.

4 people don miss between yesterday & today!!! Na small small dem go dey disappear till e remain only him, his lawyers, his Aides & Pa chukwudi44 ...

DjAduba:
Are u really following or u just choose to argue blindly?

tomakint:
Ignore that dude for good.......I think cktheluckyman is lost

mapet:
Aunty,

If to say na EFCC/ICPC/CCT submit the fresh evidence, IPOBist go say na political vendata and witch-hunting