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Paid or not, at least its unlike ur party that throws jab at everybody when challenged okpanachil: |
At least the truth is out, not every1 is clueless and scandalous in AIT then, Kudos to this brave woman. Even Dokpesi was blinded by pdp to react negatively. APC is a moving train o, no one throws a dart at us and survive. Even if d allegations were true, APC was matured enough to quickly reverse its decision unlike dead pdp and their blind followers who would hav insulted the sensibilities of Nigerians and throw a jab at any1. |
Just saw this on twitter. Really hilarious.
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Usually, bridges don’t seem too scary, but this definitely will take your fear of bridges to new heights, guys. Behold Japan's Eshima Ohashi Bridge! It is a stretch of road that has freaked out even the most confident drivers as it looks like an insane roller coaster. The bridge has an insanely steep and terrifying slope that’s tall enough to let ships pass underneath it with ease. It's the third largest in the world and spans a mile across Lake Nakaumi, linking the cities of Matsue and Sakaiminato. The gradient of its slope is over 5 percent on each side, making driving over this thing one seriously thrilling car ride. Would you want to take a ride on it? See more pics after the cut. Source:http://www.naijahottest.com/2015/04/guys-would-you-drive-over-this.html
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U don see am now Harbioye: |
Wish u luck dude CzarChris: |
baybeeboi:there's something fishy they don't want Nigerians to know. Time will tell. |
CzarChris:love at long-sight ![]() |
Two civil society organisations, BudgIT and Public and Private Development Centre, have threatened to sue the National Assembly for refusing to disclose the details of its budget in compliance with the Freedom of Information Act. The National Assembly has had a budget of N150 billion per year since 2011. The budget of the National Assembly comes on first line charge as statutory transfer from the Federal Government’s Appropriation Act (annual budget) and therefore cannot be tampered by the Executive arm. The Nigerian legislative arm excused its refusal to disclose its budget on the basis that it contains personal, third party related and privileged information, the BudgIT and PPDC said in statement on Tuesday. The organisations said they had collaboratively made an FOI request, dated March 17, 2015, to the clerk of the National Assembly requesting the detailed breakdown of NASS budget of N150bn for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014; as well as the performance report for National Assembly budget of N150bn for 2011, 2012 and 2013. “This request was made following the long-standing secrecy around the budget of the National Assembly, the organisations said. “From 1999 to date, an estimated budgetary provision of N1.26 trillion has been made to the National Assembly, with Nigerians kept in the dark on what or how this huge sum was spent. “On the 27th of April, a response letter, dated 23rd of March, 2015 was received from the Legal Services Department of the NASS, refusing this request, on the basis that: “Some of the information in the National Assembly Budget for 2011-2014 is “personal, third party related and privileged and are all exempted under Sections 14 and 15 of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011 and that the other information you requested for are published and available in public libraries and cannot be applied for by virtue of Section 26 of the Freedom of Information act, 2011” I think Nigerians out to have this information. What do they have to hide? Read more details below... Source:http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/182312-personal-information-reason-we-cant-disclose-our-budget-national-assembly.html |
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SLIDEwaxie:Pure jealousy ![]() |
This babe tall like coconut tree. Source: http://www.naijahottest.com/2015/04/omg-meet-tallest-lady-in-nigeria-just.html
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miracle11:indeed |
Its actually 2yrs sentence. Read it again. The judge smoke something. jcmaiah: |
We pray for a better system of govt. emy77: |
Vanity upon vanity, all is vanity. They'll all end up 6ft one day with all these looting. |
You don talk finish? naija2dabone:
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I just dey think am, he thief 25bn, d Judge award am 3million naira fine. I beg wetin the Judge dey smoke ![]() |
stevoski059:stop dreaming, gone are those days my friend. |
Presido, ur own don pass, na wetin make dem leave u. Stomach (Infrastructure) politics don end 4 dem. Na real issue dem go jam 4 dis new govt. No more lootocracy, no more stealing is not corruption. Peacefully return to Otueke with mama piss. Notin do you. |
san316:guy u harsh sha |
miracle11:Nigerians knows who d real wolves are. They were kicked out on Mar. 28 if u remember |
He stole or laundered 25bn naira and was sentenced 4 6yrs concurrently (dat is 2yrs) or a fine of 3m naira. Naija judges self. This is a light sentence. No wonder politifcians are not scared of looting. We need serious judicial reform. |
Govt of comedians. ![]() |
Op u smoke something
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The All Progressives Congress has accused the President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration of plotting to hinder a smooth handover of power on May 29. In a statement in Abuja on Thursday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party also described as “an act of hostility and a patently-misplaced aggression the unnecessary vituperation” against the incoming Muhammadu Buhari administration by the Jonathan government, ostensibly because of the terms of reference of the Buhari transition committee. APC argued that the alleged “misplaced aggression” was part of an orchestrated plot to sabotage the transition. It rejected the “continued blackmail” by the Jonathan government as a result of the President’s concession of defeat, wondering whether the concession, gracious as it was, had now become a shield for all wrong doings. The party added, ”We are sick and tired of being blackmailed by the Jonathanians. Gen. Buhari won the 28 March Presidential election fair and square, having satisfied both constitutional and other statutory requirements. We have no apology for our victory, and the concession of defeat – while it may have increased the political stock of Jonathan – has by no means diminished the historic and emphatic victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress.” Justifying its statement that the Jonathan administration is plotting to hinder a smooth transition of power, the party said while the outgoing government had earlier issued a memo to all ministries, departments and agencies to make sure their handover notes were ready by April 20, the same government had reversed itself and said the handover notes would not be ready until May 14. APC said, ”With the new date, the Buhari Transition Committee will have little or no time to take a thorough look at the handover notes or seek clarification on knotty issues, effectively handing it (Buhari Transition Committee) a fait accompli as far as the handover notes are concerned. This does not augur well for a smooth transition and givesthe impression that the outgoing administration is trying to hide something. ”It is either the outgoing Federal Executive Council has something to hide or is bent on sabotaging the incoming government. There can be no other reasons for the misplaced aggression that was exhibited in that ill-intentioned, unprovoked and vitriolic statement from the Jonathan government.” |
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Am just here to read comments |
NCOIM:pls make sense on ur writeup. Tnx |
!!! Who has her digits? I really need it! Who can help a brother in love? 


