SmartPolician: The biggest challenge that Peter Obi has is northern Nigeria. If Nigeria was just about the states of the South, Peter Obi would be declared winner before noon on the election day.
PO has the South East, South South and North Central. Kwankwasiya will bring in the Kano votes. Elrufai effect also bring in votes from kaduna and greater North. Tinubus clueless leadership gathers more votes from north in favour of PO. Atiku splits tinubus vote in the North. Makinde slots Southwest votes. Everything right now favours PO.
Chucks13: Loser is in pain he lost it all up North here everybody abadoned him and he now turned to obi spokesperson. When you are old fool and could not control you hunger for power you will ends up like kwakwanso, he is in pain now talking bla bla bla blu blu.
Loser!!!
We warned him don't follow obi to NDC he is a political scammer he just want to use you to gather numbers this old fool never listened ad today he lost it all and become political orphan here in the North.
Fubara does not that in politics you fight to finish. He doesn't know that he needed to give tinubu his terms and not receiving terms from tinubu. That way tinubu would have seen him as capable and do his biddings. In tinubus mind he would be like, if you can't fight your political godfather to a conclusive end how can you fight to rig election for me?
These people are despicable. So to him the boots did more work than the intelligence. Little wonder nigeria is the way it is right now. Analogue men with no single clue to current realities of life parading themselves as leaders in many soares of life.
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=139435993]“If any man keeps malice with me for just 3 days, I’ll sleep with another man” – Lady declares
A Nigerian lady has sparked reactions online after sharing her controversial opinion on relationships while reacting to the alleged cheating scandal involving singer Chike and the ex-wife of media personality Frank Edoho.
In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), the lady defended women who cheat in relationships, claiming that prolonged silence and unresolved issues between couples often push women into the arms of other men.
According to her, no woman would remain completely loyal for too long if her partner decides to keep malice instead of resolving problems in the relationship.
In her words, she said:
“If any man try to keep malice with me in a relationship because we’re having issues, the highest I can be loyal for you is three days. Me and you are dating and we’re quarrelling. I no talk to you, you no come beg me, the highest I can promise you that I won’t give out my body to another man is three days.
“So Chike we love you, thank you for being a shoulder for her to cry on when she needed you, we love you and we’re proud of you. For once the men should be proud too. So if you keep keeping malice with your woman, another man will take your place.”
Her statement has since generated mixed reactions online, with many social media users criticizing her stance on infidelity, while others argued that communication are important in relationships.
The controversy follows ongoing social media discussions surrounding allegations involving Chike and Frank Edoho’s ex-wife, which have continued to trend online.
"If Any Man Keeps Malice With Me For 3 Days, I Will Sleep With Another Man"
sleek214: Many have seen that Obi is a desperate fraud. A greedy fella that wants to use his personal ambition to deprived thee igbo race the presidency for another 20 years.
Ex-Obidient Leader Kennedy Iyere Reveals Why Peter Obi Is Politically Weaker Today Than in 2023
“Peter Obi is no longer as politically powerful as he was in 2022 and 2023.”
That was the startling claim made by outspoken activist and former Obidient leader, Kennedy Iyere, during a fiery interview on Diaspora Digital Media Television, where he dissected what he believes are the growing weaknesses within the Obidient Movement ahead of 2027.
Iyere, who was among the key coordinators and influential voices within Peter Obi’s support networks during the 2022/2023 presidential campaign before later withdrawing his support, argued that the former Labour Party presidential candidate has lost significant political momentum, structure, and strategic alliances since the last election.
The Founder of the 40Million Ballots Movement, Convener of the Fix National Assembly 2027 Movement, and 2027 Edo Central Senatorial Aspirant pointed to internal disagreements, the exit of notable allies, and what he described as the neglect of grassroots support groups as major reasons Obi appears weaker politically today.
We understand. It is not easy to be employed to say direct opposite of what you have said before. What lack of capacity to make personal money can turn the weak into, a full shadow of themselves.
dawnomike: Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has reacted to his defeat in the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the Orsu/Orlu/Oru East Federal Constituency seat in Imo State.
The celebrity businessman, who serves as the Imo State Coordinator of the City Boys Movement, had sought the APC ticket to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives.
Reacting after the outcome of the primary election in a viral video, Cubana Chief Priest said he had no regrets contesting for the position. Still, he expressed disappointment over what he described as misplaced trust in community elders.
“I’m a hustler, and I didn’t regret trying to contest for a position. My only regret was trusting the elders in the community. I know how much I gave them, but only 14 people voted for me in the primary,” he said.
Cubana Chief Priest had announced his political ambition earlier this year, advocating for what he described as cleaner and issue-based political participation driven by young Nigerians.
Following his defeat, reactions trailed the outcome on social media, with some users mocking the businessman and suggesting he may have underestimated the dynamics of Nigerian politics.
However, Ossai Ovie Success defended him against online criticism.
“Why are people mocking Cubana Chief Priest? Not nice… it’s ok to try and try again,” he wrote on Facebook.
“He lost an election and so what? I am disappointed,” he added.
Ohhhhh!!! You were actually banking on your community elders to deliver the entire Igbo votes for tinubu, who has failed in all ramification to bring to the table dividend of democracy to Nigerians.
treesun: Federation oil earnings from Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s Production Sharing Contract profit distribution fell by N78.71bn in March 2026, despite a strong rally in global crude oil prices during the month, an analysis of NNPC reports presented at Federation Account Allocation Committee meetings has shown.
The reports, obtained by Sunday PUNCH, showed that PSC total distribution to the Federation Account dropped from N121.34bn in February 2026 to N42.64bn in March 2026, representing a decline of 64.9 per cent month-on-month. The March 2026 figure was also significantly lower than the N204.96bn recorded in March 2025, indicating a year-on-year drop of N162.33bn or 79.2 per cent.
The decline came despite rising international crude oil prices in March 2026, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and concerns over disruptions to global oil supply routes.
According to the US Energy Information Administration, Brent crude prices climbed sharply during the first quarter of 2026, crossing the $100 per barrel mark on March 12 and closing the quarter at around $118 per barrel after renewed military tensions in the Middle East and fears surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
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However, the higher prices failed to translate into stronger Federation oil earnings from PSC proceeds.
Further analysis of the reports showed that total PSC distribution in the first quarter of 2026 stood at N180.05bn, compared with N438.54bn in the corresponding period of 2025, indicating a year-on-year decline of N258.49bn or 58.9 per cent. The Q1 2026 figure also fell short of the N592.10bn budget projection by N412.05bn.
Sunday PUNCH further observed that PSC distribution declined from N105.91bn in January 2025 to N16.07bn in January 2026. In February, receipts dipped from N127.67bn in 2025 to N121.34bn in 2026 before plunging further to N42.64bn in March 2026 from N204.96bn in March 2025.
The reports also revealed a major structural change in the distribution framework following Executive Order 9 signed by President Bola Tinubu in 2026.
Under the 2025 structure, PSC profits were shared using the Petroleum Industry Act-prescribed 30:30:40 formula. Out of the N438.54bn PSC profit recorded in Q1 2025, N131.56bn was deducted as NNPC management fee, another N131.56bn was allocated to frontier exploration funds, while only N175.42bn, representing 40 per cent of the total, accrued directly to the Federation Account as the Federation’s share of PSC.
This means NNPC-related deductions totalled N263.12bn in the first quarter of 2025.
However, the 2026 report showed that the Federation’s share of PSC had risen to 100 per cent, with no separate deductions for NNPC management fees or frontier exploration. The report specifically noted that “from February 2026, PSC distribution is in compliance with Executive Order 9 2026.”
Tinubu’s Executive Order 9, signed in February 2026, mandates that oil and gas revenues due to the Federation be remitted directly into the Federation Account, limiting deductions and retentions by agencies and directing that key statutory inflows be paid in full before any spending or appropriation.
The order scrapped the 30 per cent Frontier Exploration Fund under the PIA and discontinued the 30 per cent management fee on profit oil and profit gas retained by the NNPC. Effective February 13, 2026, the directive is intended to safeguard oil and gas revenues and strengthen remittances to the Federation Account.
According to the directive, the President invoked Section 5 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), anchored on Section 44(3), which vests ownership and control of all minerals, mineral oils, and natural gas in the Government of the Federation.
Tinubu said excessive deductions, overlapping funds, and structural distortions in the oil and gas sector had weakened remittances to the Federation Account and warned that the practice must end to protect national revenue.
“For too long, excessive deductions, overlapping funds, and structural distortions in the oil and gas sector have weakened remittances to the Federation Account. When revenues meant for federal, state, and local governments are trapped in layers of charges and retention mechanisms, development suffers. That must end,” he said on his verified X handle.
Despite this change, the Federation still earned only N180.05bn in total PSC proceeds in Q1 2026.
This means that although the Federation received the entire PSC distribution in 2026, the amount was only N4.63bn higher than the N175.42bn direct Federation share received in Q1 2025 when the old deduction framework was still in place.
The figures suggest that while the executive order eliminated NNPC deductions and increased the Federation’s share ratio from 40 per cent to 100 per cent, the underlying PSC revenue pool weakened substantially in 2026.
The reports also highlighted a major dividend remittance gap. In Q1 2025, NNPC projected N230.88bn as calendarised interim dividend payable to the Federation Account, but no actual remittance was recorded. In Q1 2026, the projected interim dividend rose sharply to N813.55bn, yet actual remittance remained nil.
As a result, the total projected oil and gas revenue expected from NNPC in Q1 2026 stood at N1.41tn, comprising PSC proceeds and projected dividends. However, actual inflows amounted to just N180.05bn, leaving a massive shortfall of N1.23tn.
The data raises fresh concerns over production levels, timing of crude liftings, cost recovery obligations, remittance cycles, and broader oil sector efficiency, especially at a time when global crude prices were rallying strongly.
Speaking with Sunday PUNCH, the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise, Dr Muda Yusuf, said the impact of higher crude prices might not yet have fully reflected in Federation revenues because of transaction and remittance cycles in the oil sector.
“It is too early yet because the transaction cycles for all these exports, getting the money, paying it to the bank, paying it into the Federation Account, those transaction cycles are possibly even more than two months,” he said.
Yusuf added that oil revenue performance was not determined by prices alone, stressing that crude oil production levels also play a critical role.
“Revenue performance is not only about oil prices. It is also about output. It is only recently that we have been hearing that our output is getting close to 1.8 million barrels per day. For a long time, we had not got to that point,” he stated.
The economist further noted that previous forward crude sales arrangements entered into by NNPC to raise funds for refinery rehabilitation might also be limiting the direct inflow of oil windfalls into government accounts.
“We have a lot of forward sales under the previous administration in NNPC. We had forward sales to raise money to rehabilitate the refinery, forward sales of almost $2bn. What that means is that, over time, a proportion of the crude sales has already been mortgaged to defray those debts,” Yusuf said.
According to him, this means not all revenue gains from rising oil prices would immediately accrue to the Federation Account.
“So not all the revenues or windfalls are coming in directly. Some will be used across the middle to offset obligations. Combined, all these contribute to why we are not seeing as much expected impact from what is going on in the oil market,” he added.
The drug lord now has access to nigeria oil revenue. To him, nigerian oil is now a new kind of cocaine . Once a criminal, even being illegitimate president can't change his true colours.
treesun: Federation oil earnings from Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s Production Sharing Contract profit distribution fell by N78.71bn in March 2026, despite a strong rally in global crude oil prices during the month, an analysis of NNPC reports presented at Federation Account Allocation Committee meetings has shown.
The reports, obtained by Sunday PUNCH, showed that PSC total distribution to the Federation Account dropped from N121.34bn in February 2026 to N42.64bn in March 2026, representing a decline of 64.9 per cent month-on-month. The March 2026 figure was also significantly lower than the N204.96bn recorded in March 2025, indicating a year-on-year drop of N162.33bn or 79.2 per cent.
The decline came despite rising international crude oil prices in March 2026, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and concerns over disruptions to global oil supply routes.
According to the US Energy Information Administration, Brent crude prices climbed sharply during the first quarter of 2026, crossing the $100 per barrel mark on March 12 and closing the quarter at around $118 per barrel after renewed military tensions in the Middle East and fears surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
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However, the higher prices failed to translate into stronger Federation oil earnings from PSC proceeds.
Further analysis of the reports showed that total PSC distribution in the first quarter of 2026 stood at N180.05bn, compared with N438.54bn in the corresponding period of 2025, indicating a year-on-year decline of N258.49bn or 58.9 per cent. The Q1 2026 figure also fell short of the N592.10bn budget projection by N412.05bn.
Sunday PUNCH further observed that PSC distribution declined from N105.91bn in January 2025 to N16.07bn in January 2026. In February, receipts dipped from N127.67bn in 2025 to N121.34bn in 2026 before plunging further to N42.64bn in March 2026 from N204.96bn in March 2025.
The reports also revealed a major structural change in the distribution framework following Executive Order 9 signed by President Bola Tinubu in 2026.
Under the 2025 structure, PSC profits were shared using the Petroleum Industry Act-prescribed 30:30:40 formula. Out of the N438.54bn PSC profit recorded in Q1 2025, N131.56bn was deducted as NNPC management fee, another N131.56bn was allocated to frontier exploration funds, while only N175.42bn, representing 40 per cent of the total, accrued directly to the Federation Account as the Federation’s share of PSC.
This means NNPC-related deductions totalled N263.12bn in the first quarter of 2025.
However, the 2026 report showed that the Federation’s share of PSC had risen to 100 per cent, with no separate deductions for NNPC management fees or frontier exploration. The report specifically noted that “from February 2026, PSC distribution is in compliance with Executive Order 9 2026.”
Tinubu’s Executive Order 9, signed in February 2026, mandates that oil and gas revenues due to the Federation be remitted directly into the Federation Account, limiting deductions and retentions by agencies and directing that key statutory inflows be paid in full before any spending or appropriation.
The order scrapped the 30 per cent Frontier Exploration Fund under the PIA and discontinued the 30 per cent management fee on profit oil and profit gas retained by the NNPC. Effective February 13, 2026, the directive is intended to safeguard oil and gas revenues and strengthen remittances to the Federation Account.
According to the directive, the President invoked Section 5 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), anchored on Section 44(3), which vests ownership and control of all minerals, mineral oils, and natural gas in the Government of the Federation.
Tinubu said excessive deductions, overlapping funds, and structural distortions in the oil and gas sector had weakened remittances to the Federation Account and warned that the practice must end to protect national revenue.
“For too long, excessive deductions, overlapping funds, and structural distortions in the oil and gas sector have weakened remittances to the Federation Account. When revenues meant for federal, state, and local governments are trapped in layers of charges and retention mechanisms, development suffers. That must end,” he said on his verified X handle.
Despite this change, the Federation still earned only N180.05bn in total PSC proceeds in Q1 2026.
This means that although the Federation received the entire PSC distribution in 2026, the amount was only N4.63bn higher than the N175.42bn direct Federation share received in Q1 2025 when the old deduction framework was still in place.
The figures suggest that while the executive order eliminated NNPC deductions and increased the Federation’s share ratio from 40 per cent to 100 per cent, the underlying PSC revenue pool weakened substantially in 2026.
The reports also highlighted a major dividend remittance gap. In Q1 2025, NNPC projected N230.88bn as calendarised interim dividend payable to the Federation Account, but no actual remittance was recorded. In Q1 2026, the projected interim dividend rose sharply to N813.55bn, yet actual remittance remained nil.
As a result, the total projected oil and gas revenue expected from NNPC in Q1 2026 stood at N1.41tn, comprising PSC proceeds and projected dividends. However, actual inflows amounted to just N180.05bn, leaving a massive shortfall of N1.23tn.
The data raises fresh concerns over production levels, timing of crude liftings, cost recovery obligations, remittance cycles, and broader oil sector efficiency, especially at a time when global crude prices were rallying strongly.
Speaking with Sunday PUNCH, the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise, Dr Muda Yusuf, said the impact of higher crude prices might not yet have fully reflected in Federation revenues because of transaction and remittance cycles in the oil sector.
“It is too early yet because the transaction cycles for all these exports, getting the money, paying it to the bank, paying it into the Federation Account, those transaction cycles are possibly even more than two months,” he said.
Yusuf added that oil revenue performance was not determined by prices alone, stressing that crude oil production levels also play a critical role.
“Revenue performance is not only about oil prices. It is also about output. It is only recently that we have been hearing that our output is getting close to 1.8 million barrels per day. For a long time, we had not got to that point,” he stated.
The economist further noted that previous forward crude sales arrangements entered into by NNPC to raise funds for refinery rehabilitation might also be limiting the direct inflow of oil windfalls into government accounts.
“We have a lot of forward sales under the previous administration in NNPC. We had forward sales to raise money to rehabilitate the refinery, forward sales of almost $2bn. What that means is that, over time, a proportion of the crude sales has already been mortgaged to defray those debts,” Yusuf said.
According to him, this means not all revenue gains from rising oil prices would immediately accrue to the Federation Account.
“So not all the revenues or windfalls are coming in directly. Some will be used across the middle to offset obligations. Combined, all these contribute to why we are not seeing as much expected impact from what is going on in the oil market,” he added.
RichDad1: Obidients create a scenario in their head and start jubilating. 😂😂
Even the poll on this thread, na dem dem still dey vote Yes and start jubilating afterwards. 😅😅
Sorry for you. It is not easy to accept that your self acclaimed political messiah, who built Lagos out of with cockrel and palm fruit is a political 419ner and could not build nigeria.
geoworldedu: God was helpless, Trump is helpful. Next time, don't waste your time calling God, rather invest that time calling powerful men like Trump, etc.
It is a pity. May His Divine Mercy lead you to self discovery. You are nothing without your maker May His loving Grace find you, soon.
jesusjnr2020: Shot In The Head For Not Denying Jesus, They Stole Her Sight Not Her Joy
Suzanne was given a choice: deny Jesus or die. When Islamic militants attacked her village in northern Nigeria, they demanded that she convert to Islam but Suzanne refused.
Because she would not deny Christ, a militant shot her in the head. Shockingly, the bullet did not kill her, but instead passed through both of her eyes, leaving her blind. The attackers assumed she was dead and left her beside her father, who had been killed in the same attack.
When villagers later came to bury the bodies, they discovered she was still alive.
Although the assault left her blind, it didn't take away her faith in Jesus as she would boldly declare, “They stole my sight, but not my joy.”
And when she was later asked in an interview by Ryan Miller: “What would you say to the man who shot you in the face and took your eyes if they were standing here right now?”
She replied: “I have nothing to do to him. We’d shake hands of love. We would hug each other, we would pray. I don’t hate him in my heart ever because he shot me. I have already forgiven him. I’m praying for him always that God will forgive him and also forgive me too. It's what Jesus teaches us..”
After reading comments I saw that human are more interested about question what they do not know than combacting a challenge right there at his face. People blame her, questioned why her sight was not returned, thereby questioning God's power, may God forgive us. Meanwhile, none questioned why a human being would carry out that inhumane treatment to another. No one questioned why this would happen in a country governed July a govt. Most Nigerians have lost sense if decency and actually value nothing about human dignity.
dederocs: Hypocrite old idiot won't bother or cry for the babies killed by Isis, iswap and bokoharam, won't advocate for school girls raped by these terrorists, but will always support jihadists territorists.
Thank you US. For once Gumni was afraid to outrightly condemn killing of terrorists. At least he now hides his disdain for killing these evil terrorist under the child of fake concern for women and children. . Boko Haram, ISIS have killed and kidnapped thousands of women and children but Gumni could not condemn them.
I like the sound of his cry. More terrorists to join tje queue for 72 virgins sonnest.
Refinedbeing: Well it’s same way we brought down the nationalist party called PDP. We will still bring down any nationalist party that fail to respect us. It’s that simple.
In simple terms you have zoned yourselves to Southwest. Watch and see.
Refinedbeing: You wish. ACN remains a Yoruba regional party, even if the Northern folks leave, We will start and rebuild another regional party just like we did AD and then AC to ACN. And more so many of our old NADECO founding fathers of this party are still here and already raised enough political sons to continue in their steps. Baba Akande, Osoba, Afenifere leaders and many more.
I am happy you are specific, Yoruba party. I have no business with it. The nation as well have njrhingbtl do with it. As long as it strictly Yoruba. At that time you can enjoy una party without in absolute peace.
Refinedbeing: Even if he becomes ex, he will still remain a party leader and will still have much say in the future affairs of the party so he’ll still be there.
Lol. If tinubu goes APC goes with him. They all know. Wike become irrelevant. The song would change completely.
OkpaNsukkaisBae: America doesn't even recognize Taiwan as a sovereign state. For Washington, Taiwan is part of China. I will advice the Taiwanese government to go for peaceful unification with China. If they choose force, they will become Ukraine 2.0
Everything is not war. They have a president, their currency, their government. What remains to be I dependent. So let taiwan continue on the low. When it is time for independence. It would come naturally like food.
MellowArticle: As Nigeria moves toward the 2027 general elections, the race is already taking shape around a familiar set of political heavyweights. While official candidates are not yet finalized, the likely field includes figures such as Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Rabiu Kwankwaso, and possibly Rotimi Amaechi.
Despite niaraland being an extension of tinubus attack bot PO still leads the polls. This tell the level of PO acceptance.
MellowArticle: As Nigeria moves toward the 2027 general elections, the race is already taking shape around a familiar set of political heavyweights. While official candidates are not yet finalized, the likely field includes figures such as Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, Rabiu Kwankwaso, and possibly Rotimi Amaechi.
Keankwaso is POs deputy. He is not a leading contender, at least in 2027. Of he plays his cards well to bring northern block vote in support of PO he would become the president of nigeria in 2031.
Question-1.: According to Sections 65(b) and 138(1)(a) of the Electoral Act 2026, if a collation officer refuses to treat the disputes that were raised at his level of collation, and tells the party-agents that “all the disputes would all be treated together at the final level of collation”; but then, when all the disputes were gathered at the final collation level, the returning officer still would not treat the disputes which were accumulated before him, rather he told the party-agents to “GO TO COURT and file all your disputes inside your election petition”,...... Would that be enough grounds for the cancelling the election?
Answer.: Yes, this scenario describes clear non-compliance with collation procedures under the Electoral Act 2026.
Sections 62 and related provisions require collation officers and returning officers to address and resolve disputes/complaints raised by party agents at their level using polling unit data, accreditation records, and transmitted results — and not defer everything or dismiss them outright.
Telling agents to “Go To Court” without proper handling of the disputes that were raised violates the rules of the Electoral Act. This can be a ground for an election petition under Section 138(1), which includes non-compliance. If the non-compliance is proven to be substantial, the court may nullify the election and order a fresh one.
Evidence which include witnesses, videos, and forms would be needed to prove this non-compliance in the court.
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Question-2.: If a returning officer refuses to settle the disputes that were raised by the party agents and tell them to “Go To Court”, then it means that the whole of the election is already flawed, since the breach by the returning officer affected the whole of the results of that election which he poorly handled (being that the returning officer is the final collation officer in that particular election).
Answer.: Yes, that is true.
Refusing to resolve party agents' disputes at the collation/returning officer level breaches the Act's procedures as stated in Section 65(b).
This amounts to non-compliance under Section 138(1)(a); and thus, the returning officer saying “Go To Court” without resolving the disputes that were raised is actually a substantial ground to petition the election tribunal for the invalidation of the election.
If it substantially proven at the tribunal (with enough evidence) that those raised disputes (which were not treated by the returning officer affected) the overall results, then the election would be cancelled, and an order for a fresh election would be given by the tribunal.
Who will later invalidate the process. Go to court is for a reason and purpose; to give judiciary the Opportunity to select the president according to the highest bidder.
fergie001: The National Judicial Council has recommended the elevation of Twelve High Court Justices to the Appeal Court
This is to replace the vacancies in the Appeal Court occasioned by elevation of some Judges to the Supreme Court, death or retirement.
The NJC also adopted a new Policy of appointing retired public servants who have a minimum of ten (10) years before the mandatory retirement age. Judges in Nigeria retire at 70.
The payment for omotoshos unprofessional sentencing MNK does not finish. The man stoop too low for just promotions.
A debtor who doesn't want to pay debt is lamenting. You borrowed money to buy house and car and you want to relax and not paying back loans and interest. Anyways, it is a Jamaican. A Nigerians knows his purpose in Canada and will always focus on it.
We abuse everything. Out traditional institution should have no interference whatsoever from govt. It is not corrupt institution like govt itself. People should also shun their greed and desist from imposing themselves on traditional stools by all means.
Secred institutions in Africa have been messed up.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Is A Popular Politician - Kwankwaso by MrSly(m): 4:09pm On May 18
