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[size=17pt]I'm fasting![/size]

[size=16pt]Ph.D at 24! Its totally amazing. I'm not sure this guy have a girl friend/fiancee though.
Two Bachelor degree simultaneously as well as two Masters degree simultaneously.



Congratulation man!



Watch Out! My son will beat your record, has he will obtain his Ph.D at 20.[/size]



[size=18pt] Nigerian Newspapers: 10 Things You Need To Know This Tuesday Morning[/size]
https://www.nairaland.com/2415983/nigerian-newspapers-10-things-need#2415983.5

[size=14pt]Thanks OP, I will try that on adeh39.[/size]

[size=17pt]The same way he stabbed PDP. He's a prostitute politian.[/size]

[size=15pt]Buhari ! It high time we stand against United S.hit of America face to face and tell them to Bleep off with whatever assistance they want to offer this country on the condition of encouraging homosexuals. Same sex marriage isn't in our tradition, it's totally against our mentality. Its animal mentality![/size]

Brb!

Great development. The card was sized probably because he's too investigative.


[size=15pt]Join the poster below me in celebration, she make FP for the first time. Hurray!
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I don't think a day will pass in Nigeria without a case of rape. 70-4=66years.

66 year different, something is wrong with that old man. Sleeping with his great grand children age mate.

[size=14pt]If bringing the perpetrators to book is the only thing Buhari will be able to do within four years, then I'm with him. that's serious!
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I knew even before I open the thread that most of the farms will be owned by politicians or people closely connected to them.

What? I will comment later.

[quote author=natas22 post=35290855][/quote]Lalasticlala, who is this person?

The Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, has said that no amount of
“intimidation, blackmail and
propaganda” by the Presidency
would stop it from demanding
that President Muhammadu
Buhari kick-starts government
and commence implementation
of his campaign promises for
which he was voted into office.
PDP had on Sunday said that
Mr. Buhari’s first 30 days in
office saw Nigeria only in
motion without movement.
Mr. Buhari promptly replied the
PDP saying he is taking his time
to clean the rot left by the party.

The PDP, however, said the
Presidency’s excuse of clearing
the “so-called Augean Stable” is
lame and diversionary noting
that it stands by its statement
that the delay is creating
loopholes through which some
persons claiming closeness to
the President have infiltrated
executive bodies, arm-twisting
and conniving with
unscrupulous elements in the
bureaucracy to syphon the
nation’s resources in the last 30
days.

The PDP National Publicity
Secretary, Olisa Metuh, in a
statement on Monday said the
party would not in any way be
cowed by threats and wild
allegations by the Presidency
into abdicating its responsibility
of speaking out as an opposition
party where the system is
derailing.

“The PDP and indeed all well-
meaning Nigerians were
appalled by the response from
the Presidency regarding our
call for prayers to enable
President Muhammadu Buhari-
led APC administration locate its
bearing, compose a government
and halt the prevailing
stagnation with its huge
negative impact on the system.
“Instead of addressing the issues
raised, the Presidency
descended to insults, abuses and
innuendos, a stance which not
only bears out the case made by the PDP but
also raises questions about the capacity of
this administration to shoulder the
enormous responsibility of governance.

“While we expect the present
administration to be serious about the fight
against corruption, probe and prosecute
each and everyone involved in such,
irrespective of their party leaning, we
restate that these must be done within the
ambits of the law and must not be used as a
witch-hunt ostensibly to discredit and
undermine the opposition. We therefore
caution against the current drama of
politicizing the issue of corruption in the
country.

“Furthermore, the analogy of the Augean
stable, is completely baffling to us at this
level as it goes to a great length to question
the capacity and the sincerity of those
around the president.
“In Greek mythology, Hercules in his
ingenuity took the task and efficiently
cleared the Augean’ stable in a day for
which he demanded a reward of a tenth of
fine cattle belonging to the king.

“Nigerians would not want to believe that in
the so-called clearing of the Augean stable,
although not delivering in one day,
President Buhari wants to play Hercules in
his demand, this time, by wanting to run the
government alone without the statutory
components of the executive as enshrined
in the constitution.

“We ask, is the so-called clearing of mess
responsible for his inability after 90 days of
winning an election to make up his mind on
rudimentary appointments such as
Secretary to the Government of the
Federation, Chief of Staff and his demand
for 15 Special Advisers as approved by the
PDP controlled Seventh Assembly since June
5, 2015?

“Perhaps we need to draw President
Buhari’s attention to the fact that while he
is busy clearing his imaginary mess on the
pages of newspapers, some persons
claiming closeness to him have in the last 30
days been piling up sleazes that also need
his attention in key agencies of government.
“Despite the absence of approving and
supervising officials, key income generating
institutions like NNPC, NIMASA, NPA, FIRS
and other strategic agencies have been
invaded by persons claiming to be friends
and associates of the President and this puts
to question the sincerity and seriousness of
the administration to affect the so-called
change upon which they rode to power.

“Auxiliary to this is the issue of the
construction of a helipad, amongst various
expenses and other major government
expenditure going on across board in the
last one month and without due supervision
as the eyes of the President cannot be
everywhere.

“We declare unequivocally that we do have
respect for the person and office of the
President especially considering his age and
status as an elder statesman. However, we
will like to make it very clear that the
President of the Federal Republic Nigeria is
neither a Sherriff in the Old Wild West nor
a military dictator in some Banana
Republic. He is an elected president under a
democratic setting.”

Source: www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/185825-you-cant-blackmail-us-pdp-tells-buhari.html

Students will always take laws into their hand!

I hope the owning state governors will comply with immediate alacrity.

Development will be hard to achieve in state where it's difficult for the civil servant find it hard to eat three square meal. Most civil servant has adopted the campus days 1-0-1 or 0-1-1 formulae.

Stomach Infrastructure is of paramount importance.

Fillers have emerged on why the former security aide of former first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP Tamuno Igbomie was last weekend murdered in Abuja.

Security sources who spoke to LEADERSHIP on the unfortunate incident which occurred along the Airport Road said the killing was not unconnected with his role as the former first lady’s aide.

DSP Igbomie, a former principal security officer to the then first lady, was shot death and his body found in his Honda Accord car last Friday with his vital documents, including phones, wallet and other personal effects, ruling out armed robbery as motive for the killing.

The security source told LEADERSHIP that the former aide was a very close alley to the former first lady and must have stepped on several toes in the discharge of his duties.

According to him, DSP Igbomie, an indigene of Okrika in Rivers State, was a very influential player during the days of the political campaigning for the last election and must have incurred the wrath of many people who crossed the part of the first lady.

“The killing cannot be unconnected with his previous appointment as the PSO to our former president wife. They have started killing people who knew about their dirty deals. It shows that more people close to the former president should watch their backs. Those people act like mafia and they will go to any length to have their way, he said.

Another source averred that Igbomie may have been engaged in some deals while acting as security aide and the people may have come for a payback. He called on the police to investigate all angles to the incident and ensure that the culprits are brought to book.

“Jacob might know something that could implicate some persons at the probe panel that i about to be constituted. He might have picked up some implicating evidence against some powerful people when he was very close to power. He could have done some deals with them which they feel might implicate them.

The source averred that the killers could have come from Rivers State where he said, the former first lady played a major role with the crisis that erupted in the state during the last general election.

“All the killings that went on in Rivers State by evil men in their desperation for powers may not go unpunished. All those responsible for the killing of innocent people during the election all because of politics will definitely be punished,” the source said.

The former PSO, who was married with two children, was believed to have been killed by assassins who shot him at pointblank range in his car and left the engine running.

LEADERSHIP learnt that the late policeman had just been redeployed back to his former position at the FCT Police Command, where he was in charge of posting of junior officers.

Force spokesman, Emmanuel Ojukwu, confirmed the killing of the policeman and disclosed that investigation had commenced to unravel the assailants.

“Yes, a DSP attached to the villa was killed last week Friday, investigation has started to find out the people behind the murder. No arrest has been made yet,” Ojukwu as quoted yesterday.

FCT Commissioner of Police, Wilson Inalegwu, had ordered an investigation into the tragic incident.

Source: http://leadership.ng/news/443629/why-patience-jonathans-security-aide-was-killed

He need to be given 12 stroke of cane!

adeh39:
Me

If I hear!

This lalasticlala dey fall my hand. I opened similar thread about 45 earlier to thid and even tagged him.

www.nairaland.com/2413453/akande-reveals-how-subsidy-thieves

Lalasticlala, honestly I no dagbu ur parrol again.

Why can't u give the post a good format when u knew u carry I'm go front page. na so u dey rush.



On Topic:

This what Akande said " “Most Northern elite, the Nigerian oil subsidy barons and other business cartels, who never liked Buhari’s anti-corruption political stance, are quicklybacking-up the rebellion against APC with strong support. While other position seekers are waiting inthe wings until Buhari’s ministers are announced, a
large section of the Southwest see the rebellion as
a conspiracy of the North against the Yoruba.


I don't think that a direct quote from him. The Op isn't fair enough with that topic.

neocortex:
I think he probably knew where the key to your sense was hidden. Just thinking.

...and you probably don't have any.

temitemi1:
Baba talk less

Difficult to summarise a press release, I decide to bold some part for readers to get a clue.

innofyno:
Summary pls

temitemi1:
Baba talk less

Difficult to summarise a press release, I decide to bold some part for readers to get a clue.

Former Interim National Chairman of the All
Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande
has explained how some persons he tagged as
subsidy thieves, corrupt businessmen enthroned
Saraki and Dogara as Senate President and Speaker
of the House of Representatives respectively.

Akande in a statement on Sunday said those jittery
of President Muhammadu Buhari’s constant threat
of anti-corruption battle encouraged and financed
the rebellions against the APC democratic
positions, which led to the adoption of Saraki and
Dogara by the PDP.

He said the party must reposition for it to offer
Nigerians the change it promised.

According to the statement, “Sometimes in 2013,
the Action Congress OF Nigeria (ACN), All Nigeria
Peoples Party (ANPP) and Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC) resolved to merge and set up a
merger committee to work out the modality for
glueing together as one political party under one
name, one constitution and one manifesto.

“A splinter of the All Progressives Grand Alliance
(APGA) sought to be included in the merger. An
application made to the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC) to this end by All
Progressives Congress (APC) National Interim
Committee, composed of ACN, ANPP, CPC, and
factions of APGA and Democratic People’s Party
(DPP) was approved in July, 2013.

“Between Bola Ahmed Tinubu (an ACN leader) and
Kashim Imam (a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
leader), the idea came up and was adopted that the
new party should embark on a membership
recruitment drive to certain PDP governors, whose
main agenda was to see President Goodluck
Jonathan out of power.

“The recruitment efforts took APC leaders to
Rivers, Kwara, Niger, Sokoto, Kano, Jigawa and
Adamawa states. Eventually, five PDP governors of
Sokoto, Kano, Adamawa, Kwara and Rivers, together
with the majority of their PDP National and State
Assemblies members and other PDP National
Assembly members from Gombe, Bauchi and
Nasarawa, under the banner of the new-PDP, joined
the APC.

“The APC thereafter organised membership
registrations in all the over 120,000 polling units
and followed up by using these registered members
to conduct congresses in all the almost 8000
wards, in over 770 local governments, in all the 36
states (including Abuja, the Federal Capital
Territory (FCT) and a convention at the National
level, thereby creating one united APC party
structure all over Nigeria.

“With this air of oneness, APC went ahead to
conduct primaries to select candidates for state
governors and Houses of Assembly and for the
presidency and the National Assemblies.

“After the elections, which saw the APC to victory
all round, a meeting was reported to have been held
by certain old and new-PDP leaders in Alhaji Kawu
Baraje’s house at Abuja to review what should be
their share in this new Buhari’s government and
resolved to seek collaboration with the PDP with a
view to hi-jacking the National Assembly and,
having got rid of Goodluck Jonathan, with an
ultimate aim of resuscitating the PDP as their
future political platform.

“Unknown to most APC members, while Senator
Bukola Saraki was being adopted as the candidate
for Senate President by certain old and new-PDP
tendencies, the theory was being propagated that,
like in most presidential democracies, the APC
minority leaders in the old National Assembly (i.e.
George Akume for the Senate and Femi
Gbajabiamila for the House of Representatives)
should automatically become Senate President and
Speaker respectively, now that APC has the
majority.

“Certain leaders felt that most past Senate
presidents had come from Benue State, which
Akume represented and that Benue State should be
made to assume the traditional home of all senate
presidents.

“At the same time, certain senators were
clamouring for one of the most ranking senators
anywhere outside the Northwest zone that
produced the President. That was how Ahmed
Lawan, who has been in the House of
Representatives for eight years and in the senate
for another eight years emerged as the candidate
for the senate president.

“Democrats among the APC leadership insisted on
selection by mock elections, rather than tribal or
sectional considerations. As a result of primary
elections, Ahmed Lawan and George Akume
emerged as APC candidate for Senate President
and Deputy respectively while Femi Gbajabiamila
and Mohammed Monguno emerged as the Speaker
and Deputy for the House of Representatives.

[b]“Numerous among those calling themselves
businessmen in Nigeria are like leaches, sucking
from the nation’s blood largely through various
governments and particularly through the Nigerian
Federal Government. While all these schisms were
going on in the APC, those who were jittery of
Buhari’s constant threat of anti-corruption’s battle
began to encourage and finance rebellions against
the APC democratic positions which led to the
emergence of Senator Saraki as the candidate of
the PDP tendencies inside and outside APC.

“Before the party knew it, the process had been
hijacked by polluted interests who saw the
inordinate contests as a loop-hole for stifling APC
governments’ efforts in its desire to fight
corruption.

“Most Northern elite, the Nigerian oil subsidy
barons and other business cartels, who never liked
Buhari’s anti-corruption political stance, are quickly
backing-up the rebellion against APC with strong
support. While other position seekers are waiting in
the wings until Buhari’s ministers are announced, a
large section of the Southwest see the rebellion as
a conspiracy of the North against the Yoruba.[/b]

“What began as political patronages to be shared
into APC membership-spreads among ethnic zones,
religious faiths and political rankings and
experiences have now become so complicated that
the sharing has to be done by and among PDP
leadership together with cohorts of former new-
PDP affiliations in the APC, by and among gangs of
past anti-Buhari’s Presidency, and certain APC
legislators and party members who dance round the
crisis arena to pick some crumbs.

“Now that the whole conspiracy has blown open, it
is doubtful if the present institutions of party
leadership can muster the required capacity to
arrest the drift. It is my opinion that President
Buhari, and the APC governors should now see APC
as a recking platform that may not be strong
enough again to carry them to political victory in
2019 and they should quickly begin a joint damage
control effort to reconstruct the party in its claim to
bring about the promised change before the party’s
shortcomings begin to aggravate the challenges of
governance in their hands”.
.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/06/29/nass-crisis-akande-reveals-how-subsidy-thieves-corrupt-businessmen-enthroned-saraki-dogara/


Cc: obinoscopy, lalasticlala

81? @0p, u r wicked ooooo.

Freemanan:
Ok

Where is INTROVERT?

He said this in reaction the latest terrorist attacks
on Borno and Yobe communities by Boko Haram.
In a statement issued by his Senior Special
Assistant on Media and Publicity Malam Garba
Shehu, the President said he was deeply touched
by the mindless incidents of violence on innocent
people during the month of Ramadan.

He insisted that the terrorists are enemies of
everybody, and enemies of humanity everywhere.
Stressing that terrorists don’t represent any religion,
he said no sane people who believe in any god
would destroy the lives of innocent people in cold
blood.

“The pattern of their indiscriminate violence against
innocent people, he said, showed that they
represent nothing else but anarchy and devilry,” the
statement said.

“In what appears to be one of his toughest
expressions of outrage, President Buhari reminded
the terrorists of his uncompromising resolve to
tackle them with all the resources at the disposal
of his government.

“Make no mistake about it: this government is ever
determined to discharge its fundamental duty of
protecting the lives of its citizens from physical
threats from any groups bent on creating chaos,
confusion, and on destroying social and economic
life of the people”, he warned.

President Buhari, who extended his sympathy to
the families of the victims, also reassured all
Nigerians that his government would never tolerate
terrorist blackmail, and that security forces would
confront the Boko Haram bandits to the last man.

Describing terrorists as “cowards who lack any
moral inhibition and any iota of humanity to reason
compassionately”, he said that they would not find
Nigeria a safe haven, because “they would be
“hunted down without mercy and compromise.”

Reiterating that security would be tackled by his
administration with vigorous determination, he
advised Nigerian to show more vigilance and be
alert to the presence of suspicious people around
them.

“The terrorists are enemies of religion and
humanity. No true believers in any God would target
worshipers, holy places, or people who are fasting
and other innocent Nigerians.”



Source: http://dailypost.ng/2015/06/29/buhari-condemns-borno-yobe-attacks-vows-to-end-boko-haram-insurgency/ lalasticlala

He may probably have some information that can get Mama Peace exposed. Just thinking!

President Muhammadu Buhari will today
inaugurate his administration’s National
Economic Council (NEC).

The council, which will be inaugurated in
the council chambers of the presidential
villa, Abuja, is expected to draw up a
roadmap that will actualise the economic
policies of the new administration.

As is the tradition, the council which is
to be chaired by Vice President Yemi
Osinbajo, and comprising of all the 36
state governors will also hold its first
session.

The permanent secretaries of the
ministries of finance, national planning,
and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
governor will also be members of the
council. Section 18 of the 1999
Constitution provides for the NEC to
serve as an advisory body to the
president on the economy.


Source: http://leadership.ng/news/443547/buhari-inaugurates-national-economic-council-today



'I hope NEC will ome up with s clear cut road map that will help Nigeria in actualising the 'Vision 2020' at the end of their first session.'
Cc: lalasticlala

Transfer Of Aggression! But how are you sure that's Remi Tinubu? @OP.