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Stumbled upon this and I believe in the summary.

1- I acted based on Jonathan instruction- Dasuki
2- I didn't give order- Jonathan
3- I collected 350M from Dasuki for consultation-
Iyorchia Ayu
4- I only collected $30,000 from Dasuki not
N100m- Bode George
5-I got N4.6b from Dasuki for spiritual purposes-
Bafarawa
6-I got N650M from Dasuki for my Abuja burnt
office- Thisday Obaigbena.
7-I got N2.1b from Dasuki for publicity- Dokpesi
8- I got another N100m from Yuguda he didn't
tell me from where- Bafarawa
9- I gave N100m each to Odili, Jim Nwobodo
Bode George and others- Yuguda
10- The president asked me to change N10B to
foreign currency for PDP delegates- Dasuki
11-My boss asked me to get $11M from the
CBN- Dasuki account officer.
12-I got order from above to pay Tompolo N13B
for Maritime university land.- Nimasa DG.
Etc etc etc

Curiously, none of the accused denied the graft allegations, they confessed to the crimes and offered bogus excuses which are not tenable in the law courts. In other climes they would have been executed, in others, jungle justice would have prevailed, and in yet another, they would have prosecuted and kept behind bars where they belong.

But what do we have here, they enjoy sympathy from some quarters while some even say it's political persecution. But I believe, it is the right thing to do.

If you believe too, send this to other people to garner more support for the fight against corruption and looting in our nation. There must be consequence for crime otherwise Nigeria will not develop.

Fools, always summoning every tom, dick and harry as if that is their job. How many solutions have we forgotten from the past summons.

The right thing is to compel the Comptroller general to produce the culprit for prosecution,pure and simple. But watch it, the minister and the comptroller general will appear before them and in very relaxed atmosphere tender some funny apologies and they will all laugh, joke, shake hands....end of story.

gbrown:
ekiti people are in serious trouble, all this man does is to share food, eat fish or kpomo in the market, dissipate so much energy of meaningless rants against buhari, governor ortom of benue is in China attracting investors to benue, tambuwal of sokoto has signed agricultural agreement with Chinese investors for improved onion,rice and tomato farming, in Anambra state, one of the biggest shopping malls has been built at onitsha GRA that houses shoprite and a host of other investors, ekiti pride themselves as a people with an avalanche of educated intellectuals, but in fayose they have a confirmed Agbero (tout) as governor, time is ticking away for fayose,four years is not for ever,what will his scorecard look like?

Let Fayose continue to revel in the ''a o m'erin j'oba'' song of the less discerning. He will go down in history as the most uncouth, crude and undesirable governor Nigeria ever produced.

He's got swag right from day one. Respect to u boy!

d bobby sef na ''things fall apart flatly''

olagamalin:
OP .....you started with a lie, your school is anything but prestigious. That been said, I think you should have caused enough uproar in returning the said charger that your coming here will just be testimony. In other words, BE CRAZY

Can you please define a prestigious school?.

Perhaps, one of the attributes of a prestigious school is that school where the students will unleash mayhem at the slightest provocation and be crazy quite easily.

chidozieikeji2:
I see nothing bad in what el rufai did even if we criticise el rufai den we also need to criticise our bishops because almost all church owned schools don't close during easter I schooled in such school we usually close 2 weeks after easter we were compelled to stay in d school and if u dare go home u will be dealt with so even at that what el rufai did is not bad I see nothing in am a christian before u guys will tink am a muslim let's stop posting rubbish that will create unnecessary chaos let's support el rufai he is not a bad man for ur information am a christian from anambra state

With people like you, there is still hope for Nigeria. Remain Blessed!

“Worse still, the glaring ethnic colouration may not be wished away by discerning minds going by the kids-glove applied in the treatment of a similar but, nevertheless, more damaging case that involved another popular pastor in Lagos in which many souls were lost.”

Hear another animal talk from a ''roadside'' human rights group. So all the trial judges and justices from the high court to the supreme court are bigots from a particular ethnic group?

TheArchangel:
This is horrible. Same way some people are lured into drugs,kidnapping and robbery.

No wonder we have lots of syndicates in Nigeria.
Robbery syndicates
Drug syndicates
Prostitution syndicates.
Kidnapping syndicates
Ritual killers syndicates etc.

Then the security agencies that is meant to protect us are instead aligning and protecting the syndicates.

What a sick nation.

My brother, i tire o. But u forgot to mention ''touch and follow'' syndicate.

ATERI:
Ogun State was created in 1976 during which Obasanjo- also from Abeokuta area of Ogun State- was Nigeria`s Military Head of State. The Panel that was set up to recommend where the capital of Ogun State should be located recommended Sagamu as the best place for the capital. Sagamu is nearer Ijebu Ode than Abeokuta. What happened next was that the Awujale of Ijebuland made it clear that Sagamu would become Ogun State capital over his dead body. Awujale`s problem with Sagamu was that the Akarigbo of Ijebu Remo had not been given Awujale enough respect, that was the opportunity that Obasanjo seized to take the capital of Ogun State to Abeokuta. So the crying Awujale today only has himself to blame because it`s the prestige of state capital that is making Alake more popular than him. If Awujale had not objected the location of the capital a stone`s throw from Ijebu-Ode, Obasanjo would have accepted it as recommended. Awo had to be indifferent because one of his parents was from Abeokuta while the other was from Ikenne, not very far from Sagamu.
In fact, each time I look at what happened in this area around that time, I become convinced that Nigeria`s problem is deeper than some tribalists tend to portray it. Before this location tussle about Sagamu, Akarigbo was called Akarigbo of Ijebu Remo. As a result of what happened between them, the people of Sagamu and Ijebu Remo removed Ijebu from their title and call their Oba Akarigbo of Remoland and it has remained so till today

This is far from the truth and its not tenable. Was the panel reporting to the Awujale or do they need his approval? Does the Awujale exercise any constitutional power over the panel and the head of state? What would have happened if the state was created and Shagamu made the capital?

What happened when Osun State was created and Oshogbo made the capital over Ife where the all-influential Ooni Sijuwade was reigning?

Truth of the matter is Obasanjo of that time would never allow any Ijebu town be made capital over his beloved Abeokuta otherwise the Obasanjo we know would have gone ahead with the panel's ''supposed'' recommendation.

Adesiji77:
IMHO, this battle for supremacy is completely unnecessary.

I saw the following interesting comments on Punch in reaction to the story. Historians, what do you have to say? Cc: Ishilove

Comment 1
[b]"Our Obas should not allow their ego to becloud their sense of history. No Oba today in Yoruba land should cling to any claim of superiority in the light of the erosion of the power they used to wield, to the extent that none of them can travel outside their domains without the Chairman of the local government where their palace is situated knowing.
Awujale's statement describing the Alake as a junior king in Yoruba land cannot be supported by any historical record, written or verbal. The fight for supremacy among Yoruba Obas did not start today. The Akarigbo of Ijebu Remo once complained against the wearing of crown by the Elepe. To resolve this problem, the then Governor of Nigeria Sir William MacGregor, invited the Oni to Lagos in 1903 to give his ruling. The Oni listed twenty one kings as having the right to wear crown with beaded fringes. Though not necessarily in order of seniority, Alake of Abeokuta was number one on the list. None of the Obas which Awujale claims to be Alake's contemporary was on that list. The then Awujale did not object to the ruling by the Oni then, and the current Awujale cannot claim ignorance of this important historical ruling.
That 1903 visit to Lagos by the Oni marked the first time an Oni would travel outside his domain. On his departure people were weeping and all Yoruba kings stayed outside their palaces until the Oni returned. The Alake was the first Yoruba king to travel abroad (England), first in 1904 and again in 1937 before other kings started traveling abroad.
It used to be a taboo for Yoruba Obas to meet face to face until 1925 when the Prince of Wales visited Nigeria and the Obas met for the first time in Ibadan."[/b]


Comment 2
[b]"Kabiyesi Awujale completely distorted the beautiful history of Egba people he deliberately did for no good reasons and such could lead to disharmony between the Egba and Ijebu who have been living peacefully for many years in and outside Ogun state. Egba people first gained independence from Oyo when they waged war on tax collections called ISAKOLE against Oyo army and defeated them but Ijebu and Yoruba towns still remained under direct rule of Oyo by then.

The Ake people were the first settlers in Abeokuta from Orile Egba followed by Okeona, Gbagura and Owu who came after the fall of Owu orile during the war between them and Oyo in which Egba soldiers were there to support Owu against Oyo.
While some liberated Owu people followed Sodeke to live with Egba in Abeokuta others relocated to other Villages in Oyo, Ijesha and Ijebu lands, hence, there are many Owu towns in present Oyo, Osun and Ogun states, so it is very wrong and not correct to say that Egba met any other people in other three major sections in Abeokuta.

I believe many notable Egba historians will react to the report soon.
E MA D'ENA D'EGBA O, IGBA ERANKO KI D'ENA D'EKUN, EKUN BABA ERANKO!!!"[/b]

Comment 3
"there was nothing like an egba traditional ruler when the egbas left orile egba and migrated to ABEOKUTA neither do they have a crowned king.Lisabi, Lawarikan and Sodeke were great warriors that won several wars within the Yoruba arena including dahomey war.If all regarded as the leaders,if nowhere else go to Sodeke;s palace in ABEOKUTA and let he family enlighten you, were leaders of the Egba,s and it was Sodeke that eventually settled the Egba's in their present abode,he was supposed to be crowned the very first King of the Egbas but was poisoned when he accepted christianity into Nigeria as opposed to traditional way of worshiping and died in 1847 January 17th.I could take you through history but i have limited time today."

Three things:
i. From your narration, one can deduce that the Alake stool was established in the 19th century.

ii. The Awujale stool predated the 16th century and probably about 400 years older than the Alake.

iii. Why then do you think the Alake should be ranked ahead of the Awujale. Is it because the Alake was the first Oba to travelled to Europe?

bluecircle470:
This is arrant balderdash. Nobody will rewrite the history of yorubaland on the platter of ego tripping. How on earth will anyone say alake is junior when historical and government records rate him as first among equals in ogun state. As far as the chairmanship of obas in ogun state is concerned, Alake takes precedence over the awujale. Even in federal government circles, d story is d same

This is an empty rant. If you have superior argument to what the Awujale said, let's hear it otherwise shut your trap!

fiizznation:
Look young man, I don't like folks who throw insults at any random cognomen on faceless fora. You would have still pass your own opinion without name callings.

That been said. No court of any jurisdiction have found yunusa guilty of the baseless accusations he was been accused of. What I and everybody have been reading online and offline is how yunusa the Muslim boy from the north "kidnapped/abducted" the innocent young christian bayelsa girl called ese from the south. Then I asked you, if this is not disrespect to yunusa's person then what is it? Yunusa has outrightly said he never abducted ESE rather she was the one that willingly followed him to kano. The girl is 14 as you all want everybody to believe. Then why are you not calling for the heads of ese's parents who failed to tell their 14yrs old child that it is very wrong to elope with boys to wherever?

Look young man, nobody is a fool and nobody believed the facade that ese's mother told journalists. Like I outrightly said. If you guys think nobody will stand up and speak/fight for yunusa, then you guys must be joking

So a 14 year old girl can willingly decide to run away with a 25 year old man. And the 25 year old man did not deem it fit to inform her parents. He too willingly took her away and still did not find a way of contacting the parents seeking their consent before going ahead to impregnate her.

That is criminal and definitely not the way of Islam.

ademega:
as much as we all hate police men but so many things are not clear in this story.
1. how did you know they were police men when u said they were in mufti?

2. I have never seen a man that would ask for direction from a police man, not in Nigeria.

3. if you want to ask for direction, you don't do that on motion but either Park or slow down to ask. saying he jumped into the car is funny somehow.

4. are u sure the issue was all about one way or not because with the pix shown their it looked as if it wasn't a one way issue.

5. you refused to tell us what eventually happened and how the issue was resolved or charged to court.

yes we know Nigeria police are irrational most times but at the same time let us find out the truth and it would set us free

ademega submission.

I agree with you in toto except for the poser number 2. I mostly ask for direction from policemen wherever i needed to in Nigeria from Lagos to Abuja and i still did yesterday. I found them to be very friendly,courteous and helpful. In fact, i think the easiest trick of escaping from them is to drive towards them and politely ask for direction or verify a right passage, even when they are on those ''checkpoints'' It works like magic, perhaps its peculiar to me.

mrmetoo1:
All you people with your selective amnesia. Naira was already officially devalued to N197 when Jonathan was leaving so I'm not sure where you were changing yours for N165. Also I like how you guys are always conveniently comparing official rates during the Jonathan administration to the black market rates when talking about Buhari administration.

Back to madam Regina. This woman has been out of Nigeria working as a nurse for years. If things were good in Nigeria before now, why was she there? She said she agrees he's fighting corruption although unpopular, please can you ask her who it's unpopular among? Me and those I know are happy about it. The way some of you guys came here and boasted Buhari could never get enough votes because of the people around you is the same way some people think the anti-corruption fight is unpopular because of the people around them. We voted Buhari to fight insurgency, he's doing that. Boko Haram is no longer holding territories, roads that have been shut down for years are being reopened. Boko Haram is no longer attacking army barracks and making away with tanks and weapons. Even the hard to control bomb blasts have reduced significantly. The recently kidnapped girls are being rescued. You're a conman/woman and a liar if you feel all the evil we've been living with in Nigeria for decades will disappear in less than a year. The economy is in a bad shape and we can argue all day how we got here but I know things will get better soon with the passing of the budget. At least that'll act as a stimulant while the core is being fixed.

If some people want to act like we haven't come far from where we were, some of us don't mind reminding them.

God Bless you over and over and over.

Some of us could be unimaginably irrational. Even in Voodoo and or magic parlance there is a process and there are steps within the process talk-less of righting the monumental wrongs that have been firmly entrenched in the fabrics of our society as if from time immemorial.

Truth is, it will require longer than a four year term of sustained correctional efforts to rebuild this nation and we have a leader who is on course. We should all join hands to encourage him and ensure he doesnt get frustrated or compromised while at the same time, on our minds we should be shopping for his successor, somebody who would be as credible, resolute and patriotic like PMB because we like it or not, 4 years are not enough.

fiizznation:
Hypocrisy in this country stinks to high heavens. You see people insulting Islam over what is a norm in the suppose "holy south" were a girl leaves her parents home to be with her man friend even when she is 14yrs. The funny thing about the people insulting Islam is that they are dirty people doing all sorts of dirty and abominable things.

How can a sane man "abduct" a supposed sane girl from beyelsa to kano without her full consent? Does it even make any sense? So yunusa forced the girl into a cab all the way from bayelsa to kano without facing any resistance from her or without anybody noticing? This is the very vital question the "holy ones" need to ask themselves

You missed the point, the girl in question is a minor, she's just 14 years old living with her parents in Bayelsa, she's not a refuge found on the streets of Kano. For Yunusa to have taken her to Kano without the consent of her parents is a crime punishable in law.He should not be hidden under the guise of religion, he is a criminal and the law must take its due course.

Perhaps you have evidence that the parents actually gave her out to Yunusa.

Shymm3x:
In what century did the Ooni of Ife annex Epe?

A lot of you just distort history for no reason. For the Ooni of Ife to annex Epe, he must have annexed Ijebu kingdom. And the fact that throughout history, Ife never had an army that could even defend Ife and Ijebu warriors were the ones who protected Ife throughout all its wars, is enough to show that you don't even know what you're talking about.

Ife never annexed any kingdom. Even if it tried, it never had the army to pull it off. How many times did Owu sack Ife?

You are very right, the level of ignorance is some times nauseating, for example, how can you refer to the Ooni as His Imperial Majesty when in all history, Ife was never recorded as growing beyond the town to become an empire. Think it would be appropriate for the Alaafin to be referred to as His Imperial Majesty.

Same vein, the Alake was quoted to have purported that the Ooni is first followed by Alaafin. Though this is enmeshed in history but what is particularly curious and laughable is that he went ahead to list the Alake as pre-eminent over the Awujale when Abeokuta was only recently founded in the 19th century whereas the Awujale stool predated the 16th century.

Before we all get carried away by the CPC orders, think its better we reviewed critically the content and see if they could stand in the courts of law.

I agree with most of the pronouncements but i found two of them not realistic and they are;

i. DSTV to make available to lower bouquet all sports channels hitherto exclusive to the premium bouquet. It shows CPC lacks full understanding of pricing strategy. The order is arbitrary and may not hold in any law court. CPC may as well order Blackberry to make available all functions and features on its Porsche to the Curve model.

ii. All free to air channels on DSTV must remain open even after expiration of the subscription. I would really have loved this but from commercial point of view i know it may not be possible because the free to air channels are being received via an implement (decoder) provided by DSTV which attracts a fee. Perhaps, CPC may have advised DSTV to evolve a way of exacting a token for these before subscription renewal.

The bottom-line is, this is an open market and there are competition. Arbitrariness will not do us any good at the long run. Why cant we have a local brand good enough to make DSTV run for its money. HiTV was going to do that until they committed suicide. Daarsat is a joke, ACTV is neither here nor there. DSTV will continue the monopoly until there is credible competition. Remember, it took Glo to start per seconds billing before MTN, that had stated categorically that it was not possible, was now forced by competition to adopt it

Aint nothing like the real thing, like they used to say. As it is in Nigeria today, DSTV is the real thing and it may be so sad and unfortunate, but we have to live with it.

okuneddie:
bros police don't arrest copers....other is no how u will sleep or stay at a station being a Corper when u didn't steal....when NYSC DG came to our camp, he told us that its only in camp that those soldiers can stand near us that after camp, there is certain distance that should me BTW us in meters that is to show u the respect corpers are given....an incident happened when I was serving during Darius Taraba state gov swearing in. The incident happened BTW me and my friend and a mopol...bros see how the cops wet begging....even with their Oga at the stadium where the swearing in was taking place. Pple there were surprise that made a guy come to me and say that no matter what he must also serve not because of anything but the respect....have u ever travel led with corpers in public transport? Bros I repeat but lemme say for cops to do that to that Corper mehn he fvcked up big time....sorry for the loss may God provide better ones for u@OP

Well, may be i should try once again to educate you guys.

I will say again that an NYSC Corps member has no immunity against prosecution. Respect, yes, they should be respected like any members of the other Corps - military, para etc and even these other members have no immunity against prosecution. You are not above the law, you should be respected where-ever you are in Nigeria as an envoy of the Federal Republic but then, you must earn and protect such respect.

I assumed that you guys are graduate, you are adults, it will do you a lot of good to cast off the toga of ''youthful exuberance''. This is an information age and ignorance is more or less a sin. The respect of a Corps member is similar to that extended to the other regular corps like the armed forces,it does not preclude them i.e. both the armed forces and NYSC members from civil or criminal prosecution.

If you have been abusing that respect as is often done by some men of the armed forces, you had better retract your steps because as with even the regular corps, some day, you might find yourself within reach of the long arm of the law.

thisisayus:
What is your highest level of education? Let's start from there.

1. You probably don't know the value of certificates.
2. As a corper, you are immune to an extent in Nigeria (guess you didn't serve)
3. If you were in his shoes, I guess you'll smile at the landlord and tell him the painter will be on his way soon.
4. An arrogant corper Will shut down the whole street when harassed by anyone (my dear, even the police will not try it with me talkless of a landlord)

By their fruit ye shall know them, half-baked, dis-informed, inarticulate, uneducated graduate.

Now get this rammed into your satanic-molded, empty and god-forsaken head, being a Corps member does not grant you immunity against civil and criminal prosecution.

Your ignorant is so so repulsive and your disposition, like that of some ill-bred kid, i have no further business with you. I will only advise you seek good education from those who know before you come to the public space to make rubbish of the investment your folks made on your education

My take from the narration:

i. the fire in your room was most probably caused by your negligence and carelessness. Perhaps there was an appliance left on after power outage which may trigger at the resumption of power. The only other reason may be arson if you can prove it.

ii. You were so concerned with your belongings and insensitive to the damage done to the property of another man.

iii. You were rude and indifferent to the plight of your landlord.

iv. Fact that you are a Corps member does not grant you immunity against civil and criminal prosecution.

v. You are so arrogant and believe that you are the only one God is siding.

vi. You have attitude problem and you need to watch it.

My opinion though, may be I am wrong, may be i am right.

byteHead:
http://leadership.ng/features/495421/night-darkness-law-karma

This is about the most sensible, reasonable thing from FFK!

catchfun:
https://cdn.pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/20160118_122304-504x302.jpgJimoh Ibrahim and his senior management staff at a lecture in Abuja which was almost disrupted by unpaid workers on Monday, 18 Jan. 2016




http://dailypost.ng/2016/01/18/drama-as-jimoh-ibrahim-sack-newswatch-md-dmd-on-live-tv/.

Peculiar Mess!

All i know is that ability to prophesy albeit, rightly, does not confer a special status on any man, pastor, imam, bishop or babalawo. Before God, it does not really count. Your volition is much more important. But if you have the gift of prophesy or you acquired it, you have the unenviable task to comprehend what you saw, hear, or see and relay it accurately to your targets otherwise, you are adding more burden to your sins.

I know that Pastor Adeboye over the years has not positioned himself, and was not perceived largely as some prophets that rolls out predictions every new year day. Not sure he wanted to play in the league of the late Prophet Adewole of the CCC or Prophet Olabayo of Yahweh Evangelical Mission. His forte has always been spiritual and moral impartation, leading his flock back to God.

And then, i also know that Pastor Adeboye through hardwork and God's Grace has carved out a niche for himself as a pastor who lives an exemplary life. He lives above board and hardly can you remember his involvement in any scandal unlike his other mates. Also unlike his other mates, RCCG is not his family property. He took over the mantle of leadership at a crucial time and he built the church almost from ground zero to the phenomenon it is today.

More importantly, i know that Pastor Adeboye with his sterling qualities is a mere mortal. He cannot be perfect. But rather than using the PHD (Pull Him Down) syndrome in order to cast aspersion on him or attempt to demystify him, especially where we are largely ignorant about the subject matter, we should apply wisdom in bringing to his notice, his deficiencies.

I am not a member of RCCG, but i can say confidently that Pastor Enoch Adeboye is a man of God.

snailspeed:
I have been following the so called Dasukigate and I am amazed how easy it is for a government to use the media to deceive and distract the ignorant masses. History has shown that propaganda remains the biggest tool of any government that intends to enslave a people. Unfortnately, even the current opposition has been quite incompetent in putting the records straight

For the records, there is nothing like a $2.1B arms money. It was a propaganda masterstroke well concotted by the DSS and EFCC to distract everyone from the incompetence of the Buhari administration. That is why former president Goodluck Jonathan has come out twice now to put the records staright that he never approved any $2.1B arms money. But it seems the ignorant masses still dont get it. So where did the "$2.1B arms money" headline originate from?

$2.1B was the monies that was allocated to the office of the NSA throughout Dasuki's tenure as NSA. These monies come under SECURITY VOTE. It was not money allocated to the purchase of weapons as the DSS and the EFCC have claimed. That is why they cant take Dasuki to court. They will lose woefully. Security vote is not money allocated for arms purchase. Of the whole monies that make up the $2.1B, only the $300 million from the returned Abacha loot was actually recommended for the purchase of arms. That is why in court, the charges brought against Dasuki was in that range. But they are likely going to lose in court for that because weapons were actually purchased. Whether they are worth $300 million is what the EFCC will have to prove in court. But from the way they have been refusing to follow the court process, one is safe to assume that they dont trust their own case against Dasuki.

But why did they go with the headlines of "$2.1 Billion arms purchase money" when they knew it was not the case? Because the whole anti coruption fight was only a propaganda stunt from the beginning. It was a well crafted stunt to distract the masses and persecute any dissenting voice so Buhari can fully consolidate power. Does that mean I think many of the politicians mentioned in the scandal are clean? By no means! Nigerian politicians are corrupt without a doubt including the presidency and everyone in the rulling APC party. The president's campaign itself was sponsored from corruption. The Amaechi corruption scandals are well documented with very strong evidence.

If Dasuki has stolen any funds, he should be prosecuted accordingly, but the media propaganda and charade has got to stop. Media trial is injustice in itself. I find it really deceitful when I see lines like "what will you tell the Nigerian soldiers that didnt have weapons to fight and were killed because Dasuki shared the arms money". That is nothing but propaganda and trying to appeal to sentiments to push a narrative. If that were the case, what has the same military been using to fight BH in the last 8 months since Buhari has not bought any new weapons? What weapons did the army use to push back BH prior to the 2015 elections? Did they push BH back with their bare hands too? Even Lie Mohammed claims BH has been defeated. With which weapons did the army defeat BH? With their bare hands?

It is important we put all these straight so we dont fall for cheap propoaganda by a government that has completely lost its way. The same government that claims they are fighting corruption came out with a terrible corruption laden budget where they intended to connect cables from the President's residence to the drivers residence with N300 million. In fact, the budget of yams was so laden with coruption that they had to shamelessly withdraw it.

The world has changed. If the current government thinks they will continue to rule with propaganda, they should think again because they will be exposed again and again. Thank God for social media and the Internet!

So funds allocated to the office of the NSA can be shared among friends, cronies, families, associates, allies etc in a jamboree.

Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame to we all!

ticker:
this is the same El zakzaky U went to meet in January this year to solicit his vote and that of his followers. this is too bad Mr. guvnor

So because they solicited for his and followers vote during electioneering campaign automatically bestowed on him the status of ''above the law''?

emilyone:
Dis man still never shave him biabia, abi him done forget say his dom comot for kuje prison

What's the point in shaving when he knows quite well he's still going back home - Kuje Prison!

Mega Miss. Every inch fake. Every inch aged albeit weather-beaten, ill-groomed!

NANS, misguided youths since the turn of the nineties!





The ease with which majority of Nairalanders spew out insults and abuses, use vulgar languages, display bigotism, demonstrate gutter upbringing...... One is being forced to think the Social Media Bill was necessary afterall.

Yes now, Buhari needed Tompolo to join the APC so as to appoint him as the Chief of Naval Staff in view of his dexterity at guerrilla warfare in the creeks and the efficient manner he's been managing the multi-million dollar pipeline surveillance contract. He'd surely make an outstanding Naval Chief........People Being Absent Minded since 1900