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Politics › Re: Osinbajo Reveals How State Governments Can Tax Nigerians, Generate More Revenues by murecool(m): 9:05am On Oct 13, 2019
Prof is making sense here. There are many ways out of this economic situation we find ourselves. One of the ways is Diversifying the economy.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Meets With Representatives Of The Nigerian Community In Norway [Photo] by murecool(m): 7:38am On Oct 11, 2019
Prof Yemi Osinbajo is the pride of every Nigerian. He is very intelligent and passionate.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Attends The UAE - Nigeria Cultural & Arts Exhibition (photos) by murecool(m): 6:51am On Oct 06, 2019
Prof Yemi Osinbajo is a great asset to this country. Ride on Prof.
Politics › Re: Prof. Osinbajo: The Man, The Media Devourers, His Triumph by murecool(op): 5:26pm On Oct 04, 2019
SLAP44:
I heard he's still washing plates in Aso rock kitchen tongue
I would have urged you to seek refund of your school fees but I just remembered that he couldn't send you to school due to your dumbness.
Politics › Re: Prof. Osinbajo: The Man, The Media Devourers, His Triumph by murecool(op): 5:24pm On Oct 04, 2019
Tradernaija:
You mean the 90 billion thief?

Shameless man who they said, stole an amount that can fund Nigeria's budget.....


Everywhere is Olebanjo...

The 90 billion man..
Na dem
Politics › Prof. Osinbajo: The Man, The Media Devourers, His Triumph by murecool(op): 4:50pm On Oct 04, 2019
I have read in recent times, the roar of media lions crying badly, so deadly in sound and it appears that they have devoured the whole city. But in reality, their calibers and set of other carnivorous animals, blood – thirsty are already in the zoo of immorality and out of contact.

Flipping through my gadget in check of news and opinions on Nigerian online media platforms, I came across an article: “Now that Osinbajo survived his Obituarists” by one Abimbola Adelakun, what comes to mind is some of the popular 2019 campaign slogans, and of course in title, Osinbajo really survived the OBItuarists (and dealt a big blow to their political career).

In other views, just like a ram who has disappointed its principal, the media devourers who are never satisfied with their paymaster are all out to justify their pay and also seek for more as par-se, “pocket don empty”.

But just like every other Adelakuns, they never see anything good about Buhari’s government, because the leakages that brought about free money is being blocked massively. The bad news they won’t like to hear is that Osinbajo led team has moved Nigeria to one of the top twenty in the world on ease of doing business.

Those hardened Buhari antagonists, would rather want to assassinate the character of his fine deputy, whose CV is quite intimidating. Before you can kill a man’s character, it is good you learn from history, unfortunately they never did, or rather, they were being so sentimental in the process.

Some years ago, I wrote about the Vice President and his relationship with the President, since then I saw consistency in his attitude and this brought me closer to investigate the former university lecturer, vis-a-vis his relationship with people, I mean everyone he came across.

As a lecturer in the University of Lagos, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, is one of the best lecturers the students loved. They also loved attending his classes – a revelation as attested to by his former student, Barr. Efe Daniels, who described Osinbajo as “a humble man who enjoyed students-cum-lecturer relationship, ditto his professionalism. Besides, no former student of Prof. Osinbajo has once said anything contrary to his integrity, in and outside the classroom, it is rare.

Only men of goodwill, intelligence, the fear of God and, of course, respecter of humanity, will ever stand the test of time! The Lagos State Ministry of Justice under Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN as the Attorney General, recorded major victories not only in the State, but in the country at large, especially those against the Federal Government, which today has shaped the judicial system and continues to have a domino effect with regards to Nigeria’s democracy.

Every believer understands that to be successful religious-wise is a hard prize to earn, especially when it involves practices in Law, good Governance and, by extension, Politics. The Redeemed Christian Church of God not only bestowed the title of a “Pastor” on the Ikene- born Legal Surgeon for nothing, he once served meritoriously as a Bible Scholar who taught religious tolerance and engages everyone, regardless of their professed faith, under God’s umbrella.

It is staled that the legal luminary as a Senior Partner with Simmons Cooper Partners (Barristers and Solicitors) won various cases that earned him a lot of trust and confidence from his numerous clients…till date. This is not by happenstance. Even via the learned Silk, efficient staffers were given opportunity for self-growth. Need we mention his former employee who was recently appointed at the International Court of Justice via his (Osinbajo) recommendations. What could be more honorary than the promotion of good?

On a final note, believe it or not, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) who has served this nation diligently and whom President Buhari once described as “My co-aspirant Friend” is arguably the only man in whom his boss is well pleased. The truth is Osinbajo is an organism that has grown above his contemporaries. Even his enemies marvel constantly at his God-given wisdom, needless to also add that media cabals, non-constructive oppositions as well as corrupt officials can testify to his intellectualism.

From the foregoing therefore, it is safe to conclude that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo is TRIUMPHANT, and is “presently” not under pressure to serve his fatherland and certainly would not in the “future” (God willing) if the opportunity arises again.

Eniola Opeyemi writes from Lagos State

https://www.chronicle.ng/2019/10/osinbajo-man-media-devourers-his-triumph/

Politics › Re: Osinbajo Pledges ‘Uncompromised Loyalty’ To Buhari by murecool(m): 6:33pm On Oct 02, 2019
Star Boy

Politics › Re: Osinbajo Attends Independence Anniversary Dinner by murecool(op): 1:28pm On Oct 02, 2019
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Politics › Osinbajo Attends Independence Anniversary Dinner by murecool(op): 1:26pm On Oct 02, 2019
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo SAN attends The 59th Independence Anniversary Dinner at The Statehouse Banquet Hall. Photos;

Politics › Nigeria At 59: Fulfilling The Dreams Of Our Founding Fathers . by murecool(op): 9:49am On Oct 01, 2019
A new Nigeria is here, working fast above its past. Today, we are taking a fresh breathe, having transparent leadership and hard - working team of the nation's best brains. Aside the continuous diversity of Nigeria's economy from relying on crude oil as her major source of income, the country is now reaping from Agriculture, Effective Tax System, blocked leakages through tested banking policies, exportation of her produces, etc. Special thanks to the President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice - President Yemi Osinbajo led team, who are now getting global nods and accolades.

Evidently, the President Buhari led regime have multiple federal projects now completed/ongoing in every state of the nation including the FCT. Just like a citizen whose country is receiving deliverance from abysmal corruption, and now constructing new infrastructures, providing better business policies and rekindling the transport sector, I have more confidence in Nigeria, just like many other youths, the farmers, businessmen, local and foreign investors, etc. Mentioned amongst the best leaders in the world, President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN is taking Nigeria back to its deserved position, through many of its policies but few mentioned:

•Social Investment Programmes.
There is no need for further introduction of President Muhammadu Buhari’s National Social Investment Programmes (N-SIPs). About 10 million pupils in 32 states across the country are currently benefiting from the School Feeding Programme, with close to 650,000 poor and vulnerable households in 27 states are enrolled onto the National Cash Transfer Programme. Also over two million people have benefitted from interest and collateral-free loans through Marketmoni, Tradermoni, and Farmermoni facilitated under the Government Economic and Enterprise Programme (GEEP).

The N-Power has engaged over 540,000 unemployed youths across the 774 local government areas in Nigeria.

•Solar Power.
In tackling Nigeria's power problems, the government have shown more responsibility by taking key sectors off the national grid through its renewable energy programme. The markets, hospitals and schools are large beneficiaries with aim to hit 600,000MW of electricity.

•Rail
Nigeria's rising population already have burden on the popular means of transportation, hence a responsive government like we have now is projecting the already dead sector by putting live to it and connecting various villages and cities across the nation through the passages new couch and cargo transportation.

•Agriculture
The revolution in agricultural sector have changed its narration from been over - reliance on importation, Nigeria is now exporting and consuming its our produce.

•Ease of Doing Business.
That businesses are booming in Nigeria is no miracle. It is a good work by hardworking team under President Buhari government and the special team led by the VP, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

Congratulations Nigeria,Thank you President Muhammadu Buhari, well done Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.
Politics › Re: N90bn FIRS Election Fund: Vanguard Apologises To FIRS Executive Chairman by murecool(m): 9:46am On Oct 01, 2019
Irresponsible journalism!
The good news is Timi and Katch are going to jail.
Politics › Nigeria @ 59: Osinbajo, The Making Of 5th Vice President by murecool(op): 7:26pm On Sep 30, 2019
Nigeria’s history from independence in 1960 and its democratic experience since the Second Republic cannot be a complete discourse without x-raying the stabilising roles played by vice presidents since 1979 when Nigeria embraced the Presidential System of government.

For the benefit of hindsight, the vice presidents that have so far served under democratically elected presidents since 1979 were: Alex Ekwueme, under President Shehu Shagari; Atiku Abubakar, under President Olusegun Obasanjo, and Goodluck Jonathan, under Umaru Yar’ Adua.

Namadi Sambo, served under Goodluck Jonathan, and Yemi Osinbajo, the 5th democratically elected Vice President, is currently serving under President Muhammadu Buhari.

By most accounts, from 1979 until date, no other vice president seemed to have had a more genial working relationship with his principal than Osinbajo.

The relationship between the duo, observers say, has remained unacerbic and free of turbulence; they say the conviviality is impressive in spite insinuations.

Osinbajo has been critically acclaimed by perceptive stakeholders as not only outstanding, but the best of vice presidents Nigeria ever had.

Born March 8, 1957 in Lagos, Osinbajo attended the Igbobi College, Lagos, University of Lagos, from 1975 to 1978, and London School of Economics and Political Science.

He was Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice in Lagos State from 1999 until 2007.

Osinbajo, a professor of law at the University of Lagos for many years; was also a Senior Partner with Simmons Cooper Partners, a commercial law practice firm.

In 2015 presidential election, he was President Buhari’s running mate and was inaugurated as Nigeria’s vice president, on May 29, 2015.

On Feb. 23, Osinbajo and President Buhari were reelected for a second term in office.

He is also a Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).

Osinbajo and his wife Dolapo Osinbajo have three children.

Under Osinbajo’s helmsmanship, the National Economic Council (NEC) has passed 173 resolutions in 38 meetings.

The resolutions are inter alia: The approval of 650 million dollars seed funding as the Federal Government established Presidential Infrastructure Development Fund, Community Policing, the National Transformation Livestock Plan, and the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) clinics to help MSME with loans, materials and to improve ease of doing business.

Notable Nigerians have acknowledged Osinbajo’s outstanding performance as vice president.

Of note, President Buhari himself, while congratulating Osinbajo on his 62nd birthday on behalf of his family and the Federal Executive Council, described him as a “very dependable deputy with whom I share a very special bond.’’

Buhari noted that Osinbajo had in the past four years diligently championed the values of setting the foundation for the peace, progress, and stability of Nigeria by working very hard to build a resilient economy, while promoting transparency and accountability.

The president said that he looked forward to sharing many special moments of celebration with Osinbajo as they took the nation to the next level in the years ahead.

Emir of Daura, Kastina State, Alhaji Umar Farouk, when he received Osinbajo in his palace, spoke glowingly of him and described the vice president as a typical example of loyalty and trustworthiness in politics.

The traditional ruler appreciated Osinbajo for being supportive of President Buhari, a son of the emirate.

“I can assure you that all of us here, myself and my subjects; we are fully and solidly behind you and in support of you.

“We are happy with you and we are particularly proud of the way you have supported our son, Buhari, in leading our country Nigeria to prosperity.

“That explains why when you talk about loyalty and trustworthiness among the political class; you stand as an example worthy of note.

“I wish that you carry on with this level of trustworthiness and continue to uphold the confidence that our son has in you.

“I can assure you that our son has enormous trust in you, I want you to continue to justify that confidence he reposed in you,” he said.

The monarch said that the nation had never had such a government where the president and his vice operated under such high level of mutual respect and understanding.

Sharing similar sentiment, the Chairman, Imo State Council of Traditional Rulers, His Royal Majesty, Eze Samuel Ohiri, described Osinbajo as one of the best vice presidents Nigeria ever had.

Ohiri said that the vice president had creditably acquitted himself in the way he piloted the affairs of the country any time President Buhari was not in the country.

“I want to thank you, especially for the way you held forth for Mr President the last time he stepped out of the country.

“The way you conducted the affairs of the country; people are talking about you in the world.

“Unarguably, you are one of the best vice presidents we ever had,’’ he said.

Sen. Kabiru Gaya (APC-Kano South), also described Osinbajo as a humble man, a great leader and a close associate of President Muhammadu Buhari.

“First of all, I came here to congratulate our boss, our brother, vice president, a humble man, a pastor, a great leader, a close associate of President Buhari who the president is very pleased with, to congratulate him for this reelection,’’ he said.

What’s more, the Emir of Gwandu and Chairman, Kebbi Council of Chiefs, Alhaji Muhammadu Bashar, lauded the vice president for his exemplary leadership style and for his loyalty to President Buhari.

“I love the way you managed the country when the President was away. I love how you go around the country trying to make peace.

“Kebbi is the 24th state you have taken the MSMEs clinic; we thank you for the great work of prosperity you are doing all over,” he said.

More recently, President Buhari, again, acknowledged the diligence of the vice president, especially in driving Federal Government’s Social Investment Programmes (SIPs).

Buhari said that the programmes, like TraderMoni, MarketMoni, National School Feeding Programme and other SIPs had reduced poverty and out-of-school pupils in Nigeria.

The president said that whenever he drove around the country, he got upset by the state of poor people.

“You see young people, the almajiris with torn clothes and plastic bowls. They are looking basically for what to eat.

“So, I welcome the vice president’s initiative on feeding in schools. If you check in some of the communities the attendance in schools has improved because a lot of children can get at least one good meal a day.

“This MarketMoni, I have warned the vice president that I don’t want him to be mobbed. The way women in the markets move to welcome him.

“These are very good initiatives, I must admit that they endeared many people to our government. The free meals, the N5,000 (Conditional Cash Transfer), N10,000, (TraderMoni) are fantastic programmes and they have been very successful,” he said.

Osinbajo, himself, has repeatedly expressed and demonstrated his belief and commitment to an indivisible, indestructible and progressive Nigeria.

Delivering the Eighth Convocation Lecture of the Osun State University recently in Osogbo, he reiterated his conviction that Nigeria would succeed as her success is key to Africa’s development.

Osinbajo spoke on the topic, “Six Decades of Chequered Nationhood: Nigeria Still Holds the Key to Africa’s Development.”

The vice president expressed optimism that Nigeria would achieve its potential.

“This country is bound to succeed; we will get there.

“Our founding fathers were all right, even though they had not even then seen Nigeria’s true potential.

“And indeed as Nigeria grows, so does Africa.

“It is not true that our diversity is an impediment to our sustainability; our strength is in our size.

“Great nations are those that stay together in spite their diversity,’’ he said.

As Nigeria marks 59 years of nationhood, `unity in diversity’ which Osinbajo has spiritedly canvassed, should be the watchword.
https://www.nan.ng/feature/nigeria-59-osinbajo-the-making-of-5th-vice-president/

Politics › Re: Could This Be A Reason For Osinbajo’s Travails? by murecool(m): 7:05pm On Sep 30, 2019
The Vice President has no link whatsoever with this Ondo group.
Even though he has the right to contest, he will give his best for this administration.
Politics › Re: Ondo Police Arrest, Detain Organiser Of ‘osinbajo For 2023 President’ Campaign I by murecool(m): 5:27pm On Sep 30, 2019
This arrest has nothing to do with the Vice President. There are so many mischievous groups out there, i made some confirmations last week and I was told they have no link with the Vice President.
The arrest is a welcome development.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Must Defend Allegations Against Jonathan, Saraki - Timi Frank by murecool(m): 7:36pm On Sep 26, 2019
The good news Timi Frank is going to jail.
Politics › Re: As Vice President You Can’t Waive Your Immunity, Lawyer Tells Osinbajo by murecool(m): 7:24pm On Sep 26, 2019
The good news is charges have been pressed against Timi Frank. Prison loading......
Politics › Re: Fani-Kayode Asks Osinbajo To Resign As Vice President by murecool(m): 7:17pm On Sep 26, 2019
As Nigerians, we have allowed fake news to fester for too long and that has to stop, we need to check fake news through all legal means possible and that is why I am happy that the Vice President has taken this route.
Politics › Re: Corruption Allegation: Fani-Kayode, Adeyanju, Kperogi Dare Osinbajo by murecool(m): 5:57pm On Sep 26, 2019
Where are these jobless dolts when Vanguard News tendered their apologies.
They will successfully tweet Timi Frank and katchy to prison because there is no way they can escape this.
Politics › Re: Corruption Allegation: Fani-Kayode, Adeyanju, Kperogi Dare Osinbajo by murecool(m): 5:55pm On Sep 26, 2019
DevilhimseIf:
[s][/s]
osibanjo is a vagabond puppet and a hopeless bastard charlatan bribe eating scumbag fake pasta
he stole 100bn
kiss the truth
Let's have your CV and compare with his.
Politics › Re: Fani-Kayode Asks Osinbajo To Resign As Vice President by murecool(m): 4:54pm On Sep 26, 2019
Why should the Vice President resign?
FFK is just one ignoramus seeking relevance by all means.
The VP must not resign before suing any fool that want to tarnish his hard earned reputation. FFK has never hide his jealousy over Yemi Osinbajo.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Attends Bankers’ Conference In Abuja (photos) by murecool(m): 6:42pm On Sep 24, 2019
STARBOY, even if you don't want to be the next President of Nigeria, it's too late to change your mind.


You are just the right man for the job in 2023


Nigerians know you are the best


The Politicians know you are the best


But in their usual manner they like to destroy their best


But one with God is a majority


They will try to bring you down Starboy


But the more they try, the more we are convinced that you are the best man for the job after Baba


We tested your capacity, we know your capacity


Your capabilities were tested, OK


We love your loyalty to the Nation and to Baba


We understand your passion


We love your tenacity


And we know that you are genuinely commited to the development of this great nation


That is why Starboy, even if you don't want to be the next president, it is too late now


All the allegations, we know its because of your wide spread acceptability


Reason they have resolved to bring you down quickly


But Nigerians are waiting for your emergence as the flag bearer of our party the APC


The statistics favours your candidacy and they know it


That's why they needed to de-market you with lies


But their actions is like standing in front of a moving train. It will consume them and destroy them


The same Nigerians that fought and stood for/with Baba are more than ready to stand and also fight for you, Starboy


Many of the politicians thought they are very popular or that they brought Baba Buhari to power, but no! The resolve of the Nigerian people to make this country great did it. But they are yet to understand


It was the collective resolve of the Nigerian people that brought Baba to power and also sustained his government


Baba Buhari did not spend a dime to get those votes


Nigerians don't need a cent from you either


Our only demand is your genuine love for this nation. 


That is all we need and Nigerians will do the needful




May NIGERIA succeed.
Politics › Re-osinbajo In Trouble Over N90billion FIRS Election Fund – Timi Frank by murecool(op): 8:59pm On Sep 23, 2019
TIMI FRANK’S TISSUE OF LIES
RE-Osinbajo in trouble over N90billion FIRS election fund – Timi Frank

The attention of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, has been
drawn to publication in some online and daily newspapers by a certain
Comrade Timi Frank, the former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of
the All Progressives Congress (APC), who claimed that the FIRS
supported the`APC, through the  Vice President Yemi Osinbajo with a
phantom N90 billion.

The FIRS wishes to state as follows:

1.      That  the entire allegation being spread by one Frank  Timi  that
the  Federal
          Inland Revenue Service spent N90billion to fund the last election is
          mendacious, wicked, malicious and a calculated attempt to
smear the image
          of the Service and that of his Excellency, the Vice
President, Prof. Yemi
          Osinbajo. This campaign of calumny and villifying false claims are
          entirely, libellous, unfounded in fact, irresponsible and a
brazen assault
          on the integrity of the Service as a responsible and accountable
organisation and demonstrates an abysmal ignorance of the budgetary
and expenditure process of the FIRS.

2.      That in the last four years since Mr. Tunde Fowler has supervised
operations at the FIRS, the agency had not received  up to N100
billion, per annum,  as Cost of Collection from the Federation
Accounts Allocation Committee, FAAC. FAAC is a public institution,
whose records are open to the public.
3.      That it is from the remittances from FAAC—which had never grossed
up to N100 billion, PER ANNUM, that FIRS pays the salary and
emoluments and trains it’s over 8000 staff, runs over 150 offices and
provides for other needs of the Service.
4.      That given the above, IT IS NOT PLAUSIBLE nor DOES IT MAKE ANY
SENSE that FIRS will commit its resources to a phantom campaign of N90
billion as suggested by Mr. Timi Frank and FIRS does not fund
political associations.
5.      That FIRS is a creation of statute and its activities are governed
by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and financials
regulations and thus, IT IS NOT PLAUSIBLE, that its funds could be
expended in such a cavalier manner as suggested by Mr. Timi Frank.
6.      That FIRS Budget and expenditure approval processes pass through
the Budget Office and the Ministry of Finance, before such are
presented to the National Assembly for Appropriation into Law. The
National Assembly committees, consisting of all parties and
inclinations exercise oversight function on all agencies of the
Federal Government to ensure agencies keep to the letters of the
Appropriation Act. Thus FIRS’ operations are subjected to
Scrutiny and close monitoring by the National Assembly, the Federation
Accounts Allocation Committee and the Ministry of Finance.

7.      It is therefore unthinkable, malicious and irresponsible for the
said Frank to insinuate or infer that N90 billion or any part thereof
could be spent illegally and without budgetary approval.


8.      It is equally alarming to note that this injurious falsehood and
blackmail could find space in our mass media without proper scrutiny
particularly with the availability of the Freedom of Information Act,
which broadly allows Nigerians access to information on expenditure of
public funds by government agencies. This all goes to show an
orchestrated and invidious decision by paid agents to discredit the
Service in order to achieve their diabolical ends, which is at
variance from the interest of Nigerians.

9.      We ask members of the public to ignore the claims of Mr. Timi
Frank, with the ignominy it deserves as the former  Deputy National
Publicity Secretary of the APC is seeking for cheap popularity and
relevance.


10.     It is in the light of the foregoing observations, the FIRS
demands an unequivocal apology from the said Mr. Timi Frank and a
well
publicised public apology in three major and leading newspapers within
the    next 24 hours. The FIRS shall pursue claims for aggravated
damages in libel and injurious falsehood against the said Mr. Frank if
he fails to meet these conditions in the next 24 hours.

11.      This invidious publication is targeted as  derailing the revenue
generation efforts for  the three  tiers of government in the nation.
This is calculated economic sabotage and hereby referred to the Office
of the Attorney General of the Federation  officially.


12.     We finally wish to assure all Nigerians that the FIRS did not spend and
           could not have spent taxpayers money for political ends.
For the avoidance
           of doubt, every kobo paid by taxpayers goes straight to the
Federation
           Account domiciled at the Central Bank of Nigeria and that
the FIRS does not possess the constitutional right to touch the said
account or appropriate any kobo there from to itself.

The FIRS wishes to reassure members of the public that the FIRS is a
PUBLIC TRUST, which the agency operates on behalf of Nigerians.
Taxpayers money-including the operational funds of the Service- are
sacred.  FIRS remains committed to public accountability and
transparency in the sacred mandate of tax collection and public
expenditure.
Politics › Re: 2019: How Osinbajo Couldn’t Account For N90b Collected From FIRS – Timi Frank by murecool(m): 8:57pm On Sep 23, 2019
Since Atiku is not coming, the only thing left is mischief. This one is dead on arrival.

Politics › Re: Aso Rock Cabal: Senate Moves To Impeach Osinbajo Over N33bn Fraud by murecool(m): 8:07am On Sep 23, 2019
Another lie from a pit of hell,
Who is Buhari without an Osinbajo?
Osinbajo is the hope of this country.
No amount of lies, deceit and propaganda will bring him down.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri: Jonathan’s Reaction To Sowore’s Detention By Buhari Government by murecool(m): 12:08am On Sep 23, 2019
Has Jonathan reacted to Mama Piss forfeiture of millions of Naira.
Politics › Re: Making Sense Of All The Fake News About Vp Osinbajo by murecool(op): 2:27pm On Sep 22, 2019
GoodofNaija:
@OP stop trying to do cover up for the Presidency!

The signs are clear already except you choose to be mischevious!

They are trying every means to get rid of the VP!

The plane crashes were not coincidence! shocked
That will never happen.
My emphasis is on the fake news people swallow hook, line and sinker.
Politics › Re: Aso Rock Cabal Shops For Osinbajo’s Replacement - TribuneOnline by murecool(m): 1:43pm On Sep 22, 2019
It remains what it is. Fake news

Politics › Making Sense Of All The Fake News About Vp Osinbajo by murecool(op): 1:40pm On Sep 22, 2019
So let us set some of this orchestration of lies, and rife speculations about the Vice President straight
1. Yes, the President in the exercise of his powers has formed a new Economic Advisory Council and replaced the Economic Management team otherwise led by his beloved VP. This is really a change in strategy and not a reduction of the statutory functions of the VP.
2. As the Chairman of the constitutionally created National Economic Council, the VP will continue to play a leading role in matters Economic in singular support and assistance of his Principal, Mr. President.
3. Only last Thursday the VP at the NEC meeting clarified that both NEC and the new EAC will interact.
4. On the issue of agencies under the VP, the truth is that NOTHING IS CHANGING & THERE ARE NO NEW DIRECTIVES. This is because nothing has gone wrong at all. A Presidency Statement already clarified this.
5. All the other stuff you read are all lies!
6. Let us review some of the lies so far. That the new presidential directives have effected the take over from VP his Chairmanship of NEMA, NDPHC? It is a lie. In fact on the same day NEC met last week, VP also presided over an NDPHC board meeting.
7. That there has been some kind of mismanagement of funds in agencies chaired by VP. There are wild speculations on this, but they are all FABRICATED without exception.
8. Specifically on the much nosed NEMA probe, the House of Representatives did not indict the VP. The report of the Committee is in the public.
The Committee said the VP, then Acting President did not seek appropriations for the money he approved to deal with the impending famine in the North-east.
9. But the Presidency issued a public statement to say, No, the money the Ag President approved for release in those dire emergency situation was sourced from the Rice Levy which HAD ALREADY BEEN APPROPRIATED in that year's budget. And that explanation settled the matter.
10. Why is it coming out now again? Desperate elements who just want to confuse those who are gullible. Please be above such fake news.
11. A new lie discovered is that some money was found in some private accounts related to VP family or that some FIRS funds were traced to VP'S office and that Asiwaju Tinubu and Baba Akande were informed of some financial scandals or that Asiwaju himself is behind the attempt to smear the VP. All of such sorts are grand LIES.
12. FINALLY, there is CERTAINLY a group of people within and outside government who want to attack the cordiality between the President and his constitutional deputy, the VP. So they are actively seeking to sow seeds of discord as some of them are afraid of what 2023 portends.

Politics › Re: Aso Rock Cabal Shops For Osinbajo’s Replacement - TribuneOnline by murecool(m): 1:38pm On Sep 22, 2019
MAKING SENSE OF ALL THE FAKE NEWS ABOUT VP OSINBAJO
So let us set some of this orchestration of lies, and rife speculations about the Vice President straight
1. Yes, the President in the exercise of his powers has formed a new Economic Advisory Council and replaced the Economic Management team otherwise led by his beloved VP. This is really a change in strategy and not a reduction of the statutory functions of the VP.
2. As the Chairman of the constitutionally created National Economic Council, the VP will continue to play a leading role in matters Economic in singular support and assistance of his Principal, Mr. President.
3. Only last Thursday the VP at the NEC meeting clarified that both NEC and the new EAC will interact.
4. On the issue of agencies under the VP, the truth is that NOTHING IS CHANGING & THERE ARE NO NEW DIRECTIVES. This is because nothing has gone wrong at all. A Presidency Statement already clarified this.
5. All the other stuff you read are all lies!
6. Let us review some of the lies so far. That the new presidential directives have effected the take over from VP his Chairmanship of NEMA, NDPHC? It is a lie. In fact on the same day NEC met last week, VP also presided over an NDPHC board meeting.
7. That there has been some kind of mismanagement of funds in agencies chaired by VP. There are wild speculations on this, but they are all FABRICATED without exception.
8. Specifically on the much nosed NEMA probe, the House of Representatives did not indict the VP. The report of the Committee is in the public.
The Committee said the VP, then Acting President did not seek appropriations for the money he approved to deal with the impending famine in the North-east.
9. But the Presidency issued a public statement to say, No, the money the Ag President approved for release in those dire emergency situation was sourced from the Rice Levy which HAD ALREADY BEEN APPROPRIATED in that year's budget. And that explanation settled the matter.
10. Why is it coming out now again? Desperate elements who just want to confuse those who are gullible. Please be above such fake news.
11. A new lie discovered is that some money was found in some private accounts related to VP family or that some FIRS funds were traced to VP'S office and that Asiwaju Tinubu and Baba Akande were informed of some financial scandals or that Asiwaju himself is behind the attempt to smear the VP. All of such sorts are grand LIES.
12. FINALLY, there is CERTAINLY a group of people within and outside government who want to attack the cordiality between the President and his constitutional deputy, the VP. So they are actively seeking to sow seeds of discord as some of them are afraid of what 2023 portends.
Politics › Re: Oby Ezekwesili Reacts To Omoyele Sowore’s Detention, Seven-count Charges by murecool(m): 8:58pm On Sep 21, 2019
What is Oby?
Politics › Re: VP Osinbajo Delivers 8th Convocation Lecture At UNIOSUN (photos) by murecool(m): 8:56pm On Sep 21, 2019
Nigeria will succeed.
We have an amazing Vice President.
No matter the dirts through at him, he will always come out victorious.

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