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asobo1:I said Obaseki has not stopped dribbling PDP, you said Obaseki attended the meeting. Please, how does your post relate with my post? |
Kwanza:Obaseki has still not stopped this his behaviour of dribbling PDP. Cunning old fox.
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Flairoqy:Did you see anyone mention marginalisation? Good to see your conscience working on you. The allegations are not new, the same suspects have been repeating them over the years at various places. They have taken it to the court and nothing came out of it. This one too, nothing will come out of it. |
daddytime:You are very knowledgeable about what's going on. |
RZArecta:You are very correct. That lady is the first Executive Secretary of the NIPC from the south. |
Since the current head of the NIPC who happens to be the first from the South was appointed, Yewande Sadiku has been embroiled in one legal tussle or the other since she assumed office as NIPC Executive Secretary. This is usually instigated by the usual quarters. 2019, Ali Sani versus Yewande Sadiku. Yusuf Mustapha versus Yewande Sadiku Babangida Nguroje versus Yewande Sadiku 2020, Aura Maisamari versus Yewande Sadiku If you check the writer of the petition the Efcc is acting on, you will see that it will be from the usual suspects. They are pained that a Southerner occupies a position that has never been occupied by a Southerner. Here's the list of former Executive Secretaries of the NIPC Mustapha Bello Abdulkadir Hassan Saratu Umar This is the same thing they did to Mrs. Azinge of the Corporate Affairs Commission until she was hounded out of office. She was the first Registrar General of the Cac from the South in more than 2 decades. |
[quote author= post=104604047]We guess she only suspended it for some months. She can't just abandon her career just laidat.[/quote]Till next year |
97,000 pages of documents! Where will he see a lawyer that will read almost 100,000 pages of documents? ![]() |
If you use your head to reason instead of praying, things will work out. But if you use your head to reason and you now pray, things work out better. You'll get to a level that you need help from above to solve problems below. When you enter am, nobody go tell you. |
Marriage is like the University. Those yet to marry are looking for how to get in and those in marriages are looking for how to get out. |
There are steeper roads in mountainous regions of Nigeria. People drive rickety vehicles on them daily. |
Behind every great fortune lies a great crime. |
Internal bleeding Poisoning |
Those you think will help you won't help you. Even if they promise, they will fail you. Help usually arises from unexpected sources. |
forgiveness:Those are border towns. You need to attract residents from Lagos who you can add to your tax bracket. Increased tax generated from those areas can then used to develop the inner areas. |
DOTian:You forgot to add the death of Idris Derby of Niger Republic. That one remains mysterious till today. |
tantricmona:I doubt if the people of Yobe share your sentiments. |
Buni is like someone who jumped on a speeding bus, he sat down, is comfortable and doesn't want to jump down. He now wants the bus to park properly in front of his house. |
The PRO of the SSS should know that there is nothing like DSS in law. The statue establishing the creation of that organisation calls it the State Security Service and not the Department of State Services. |
forgiveness:Leave cargo airport and water scheme aside, fix the Road connecting Alagbole down to Agbado. That is basic commonsense. If that road is fixed, more Lagos residents will move into Ogun state and the tax bracket will be increased. |
Those bingos jumped in front of my vehicle the last time I passed Sapon, I had to swerve to avoid hitting them. Next time, I will be more deliberate. If their destinies are to have their legs broken in pieces, who am I to stop them? |
That boy looks like Dejo Tunfulu
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Right from the time of Obasanjo, Sahara Reporters has been a pain in the a22 of government. During Yar'adua, Sowore had to run out of Nigeria. Now that People's Gazette has joined the pack, FG go sack taya. |
Investment opportunities are plenty in that area. |
This denial should also come from Osinbajo, not only Malami. Personally, I won't believe Malami on this without corroboration by Osinbajo. |
Free Advice. Lots of companies are selling land in that that Free Zone Area but they are selling problems to people. Anyone buying land there should only buy land with approved Excision, Gazette, C of O and Governor's Consent. If you buy land with excision in progress as its title, you don't have land. That Free Trade Zone Area needs hotels, hospitals and most of all, residential buildings built like hostels. If you can do blocks of self-contained apartments, you will have companies in that axis willing to take everything from you on a long lease. If buying, look at Imobido, Idasho, Magbon-Segun, Tiye and surrounding places, those are the hot areas there. Don't buy land inside the bush. Avoid land beside the main road, the road will be expanded and your land may be eaten up. Finally, don't buy land in areas zoned for industrial purposes. You won't be able to do anything on the land, that's if government doesn't acquire it in the future. Good, dry, problem-free land suitable for development in the free trade zone are not cheap. They start from like 7M, 8M and above. A client got one for 12M, waterfront land just beside Dangote jetty. Nice deal. 10 years from now, you will remember this my post. Don't only read, take action. |
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She should have applied to Obafemi Awolowo University. 14-year olds routinely get admitted there. If you pass, you get admitted. They don't follow all these funny rules from JAMB. |
The VP has no constitutional powers. Whatever power he exercises belongs to the President and such is consequent upon the approval of the President. |
Etinosa1234:Apply for internships in top law firms. Some are unpaid, some pay a token. It helps to broaden your horizon and have an idea of how practice works. |
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