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What about his brother JOSEPH MBU? |
Buhari should come openly and condemn this Act |
@Op ....love your blog .nice read |
1. Stabilize oil prices at $100 a barrel 2. To reduce fuel price to N45 a litre 3. Provide free education to all. 4. Pay the poorest 25 million people N5000 every month 5. Generate 40,000 megawatts of electricity in 4 years 6. Pay youth corps members year after service 7. Provide one meal a day for all Nigerian students 8. Provide 3 million jobs in his first year. 9. To make N1 to be equal to $1 10. Build 4 refineries in 4 years. 11. To stop Boko Haram and bring back chibok girls. 12. He also promised to remove immunity on public office holder, 13. Fight corruption. |
The same way Buhari's inlaw Ahmad salihijo the only one who would have indicted Buhari during his PTF days died mysteriously. ... Same way Kano INEC Commissioner was killed so as to silence him. ... Buhari Covering his tracks since 1973. |
Flood Gates of Hell ....... .. The Afflictions of the Egyptians. .. Buhari Lost ....People died. .. Buhari Won .... People died while celebrating .. B...for Blood. . Buhari is Blood Thirsty. |
psucc:Yes the same way the Niger Delta Militants went on Sabbatical . I foresee a rise of militant activity again .... and the Oil dependant Economy Crumbling once more. |
"I had a dream...i met Jonathan after 2015 and he was not president and Nigerians were crying, especially Niger Deltans were crying...and he said "shey you people have kicked me out'..." ~Prince Tonye Princewill on Rythym FM |
Tonye Princewill When I write, I address everyone, because I am hoping there are neutral people out there taking in my comments. This is not about sentiments. I don't support people because of where they come from. Trying to preach to the converted is like pissing in the wind. Some of us have already made up our minds. Preaching anti candidate messages and painting our opponents black is common especially when you pretend your own candidate is white. My audience is the undecided The real test of a man's integrity is when he does what is right even if it does not pay him. Jonathan did not help me but I will help him. His Excellency Atiku and Gov Amaechi were closer to me but their decision to go against Jonathan does not sit well with me. Posterity will judge if I am right or if I am wrong. Just know I have the facts of how it all started. Not propaganda or tabloid newspaper reports. One day it will all come out. In the meantime we should all do what we think is right. Like · Report · Feb 26 |
Tonye Princewill Could someone be so consumed by the thought of removing the President that he or she neglects the warning that Niger Deltans will cry and suffer if it happens? I guess the answer for some of you is Yes. Jonathan is a good man surrounded by some very bad people. Bring him back and my instinct is he will take care of them. In four years, he will give us a better Nigeria and leave. Why do you think he argued for a single tenure for Presidents? Just a thought. Buhari is also surrounded by bad people. Bring him in and he will use his first four years to settle them so he can get another four years. If he survives it, if, we will have eight more years of this exact same politics. And tears in the Niger Delta. This was my dream. And my prayer is it will not come to pass. It's simple maths. GEJ = 4 yrs. Buhari = 8 yrs. How can change truly come from the APC? Aren't APC and PDP the same thing? PDP became new PDP became APC and then funded it. Would you move to Sierra Leone, Syria, Ivory Coast or Iraq simply because you want change? There is +ve change and there is -ve change and then there is trial and error. Political engineering is a process, not an event. 2015 has fathers and sons. Your vote will determine who they are and who they will be. Like · 4 · Report · Feb 21 |
Tonye Princewill Replying some Fans about his dream on facebook. Tonye Princewill The dream is a warning. Did you not see me say that the Niger Delta people were crying? Unless you enjoy crying. It will not come to pass In Jesus mighty name. Amen. Like · Report · Feb 21 |
Hope BUHARI won't make Nigerians Cry As Tonye Princewill Dreamt? His Dreams are coming to pass .. |
During an Interview with Rhythm 93.7 FM’s current affairs, news,Interview and phone-in progragramme dubbed “viewpoint” dated 1st of Feb. 2014, The Labour Party Guber. Candidate in Rivers State Tonye Princewill talked on a lot of state, regional and national issues. Princewill used the opportunity offered by the progragramme to explain that he has not fallen out with Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi because he (Amaechi) no longer gives him contracts. His words: “No, I won’t use the word ‘fallen out’, there is a disagreement; a very fundamental disagreement. But, you know, I still consider him as a friend, I just simply refused to fight Goodluck Jonathan. I am not going to be part of that.” "I had a dream...i met Jonathan after 2015 and he was not president and Nigerians were crying, especially Niger Deltans were crying...and he said "shey you people have kicked me out'..." ~Prince Tonye Princewill on Rythym FM And Today his Dream Came to pass....
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Op. how do one get to attract buyers for a domain. Selling a domain name ain't a piece of cake.. |
These are the change Buhari promised: 1. Stabilize oil prices at $100 a barrel 2. To reduce fuel price to N45 a litre 3. Provide free education to all. 4. Pay the poorest 25 million people N5000 every month 5. Generate 40,000 megawatts of electricity in 4 years 6. Pay youth corps members year after service 7. Provide one meal a day for all Nigerian students 8. Provide 3 million jobs in his first year. 9. To make N1 to be equal to $1 10. Build 4 refineries in 4 years. 11. To stop Boko Haram and bring back chibok girls. 12. He also promised to remove immunity on public office holder, 13. Fight corruption. Congratulations GMB we await these Changes. |
Sheggy13:Currently Buhari have passed the 25% in only 13 States , While GEJ had 25% in 15 States. ..... So tell me the remaining 11 States that will give Buhari 25 %? ..... GEJ just needs additional 9 States to Cross the 25% barrier and this will come from (RIVERS, Cross Rivers, Delta, Edo, Ebonyi, Bayelsa) ...lagos, Benue , Borno, Taraba and Adamawa. ...... Buhari can only be a Northern/Regional President. GEJ wasn't Clueless afterall #LaughsLast |
Remember the 25% rule , buhari can't get 25% in 24 states.... GEJ still wins .... Buhari can only be a northern president not a Nigerian President. |
Amaechi announces curfew, rivers state police command said we should disregard the call for curfew. For They were not informed. |
To forestall further breakdown of Law and order in the state as we await final release of the Presidential results. The Rivers State Government has declared a Dusk to Dawn curfew starting from today Monday 30-03-2015 till futher notice The curfew will be between the periods of 7pm → 6 a.m. This was signed by the Secretary to the state government. Mr. Feyi George. Security remains tensed in the state as APC supporters took to the streets protesting the Presidential results from RIVERS STATE. |
GEJ Dancing SHOKI ..... BUHARI .... still a Learner .... |
TIMI DAKOLO ..... ONE NIGERIA ..... ....... #GEJtill2019 |
Hippos still exists .. They are found in the Niger Delta .. and Worshipped as a god in Bonny island .. Rivers State. |
makkitush:Dat was a sure bet... just as predicted |
notoriousbabe:Ok #Noted |
Plus234:Liverpool All the way #YNWA |
First Half Draw .... Put Your Money where your mouth is. Both teams to score |
demmy0325:#YNWA ... Liverpool bagging the FA cup as a birthday gift for Captain Fantastic Stevie G. |
AMID a raging debate on the Petroleum Industry Bill, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Business and Rules, Senator Ita Enang, on Wednesday, said that 83 per cent of oil blocks in the country are owned by Northerners. “There should be equity and federal character in the allocation of oil blocks in this country. Eighty-three per cent of all present oil blocks are held by northerners,” Enang said on the floor of the Senate, without any of the senior lawmakers contradicting him. Enang, representing Akwa Ibom North-East (Uyo) Senatorial District, therefore demanded a review of oil block licences in the country even as other senators from the South urged him on. Enang’s disclosures came a day after the debate on the Petroleum Industry Bill had split the senators along North-South lines. The senators held a rowdy session as those from the north stoutly opposed the provision of 10 per cent Host Community Fund in the bill. The provision requires operating companies in the Niger Delta, home to Nigeria’s vast oil resource, to pay 10 per cent of their net profits to the fund for the development of the communities. Strengthening his submission, Senator Enang gave a summary of major oil blocks vis-a-vis their ownership. Enang said Cavendish Petroleum, the operators of OML 110, awarded to Alhaji Mai Deribe of Borno State (North East), makes an average of about N4bn monthly. He said, “Seplat/Platform Petroleum, operators of the ASUOKPU/UMUTU marginal field has Prince Sanusi Lamido (not CBN Governor) as a major shareholder and Director. “South Atlantic Petroleum Limited (SAPETRO), was established by Gen. Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, who is also the Chairman of ENI Nigeria Limited. SAPETRO partnered with Total Upstream Nigeria Limited (TUPNI) and Brasoil Oil Services Company Nigeria Lomited to become operators of the OPL 246. “AMNI International Petroleum and Development Company is owned by Alhaji (Colonel) Sani Bello of Kotangora, Niger State. They are operators of OML 112 and OML 117. “A former Petroleum minister and former OPEC chairman, Rilwanu Lukman, another northerner, manages AMNI oil blocks and with very key interests in the NNPC/Vitol trading deal. “Oriental Energy Resources Limited, a company owned by Alhaji Indimi, runs three oil blocks: OML 15, the Okwok field and the Ebok field. “Alhaji Aminu Dantata’s Express Petroleum and Gas Limited operates OML 108. “OML 113 allocated to Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Limited is owned by Alhaji. W.I. Folawiyo. “OPL 291 was awarded to Starcrest Energy Nigeria Limited, owned by Emeka Offor, which was sold by Starcrest to Addax Petroleum. Emeka Offor still has a stake in Addax operations in Nigeria. “Mike Adenuga’s Conoil is the oldest indigenous oil exploration industry in Nigeria with six oil blocks; “Alhaji Saleh Mohammed Gambo’s North East Petroleum Limited is the holder of the OPL 215 licence. NOREASTER Petroleum was awarded blocks OPL 276 and OPL 283 and closing thereupon a Joint Venture Agreement with Centrica Resources Nigeria Limited and CCC Oil and Gas. “INTEL is owned by (Abubakar) Atiku, Yar’Adua and Ado Bayero and has substantial stakes in Nigeria’s oil exploration industry, both in Nigeria and Sao Tome and Principe. “These need to be looked into, revoked and re- awarded. The Federal Character which is a principle applicable in every aspect of our national existence should also be brought to bear in the application of our oil blocks, marginal fields and prospecting licences.” Enang’s disclosures came amid a consensus among the lawmakers on the need to let the bill sail through second reading, while further legislative work would take care of the contentious issues. Enang, who spoke in support of the PIB, also argued for the retention of the 10 per cent host community fund, adding that it did not amount to an additional derivation. Speaking also in favour of the bill, Senator Chris Anyanwu (Imo East) said the bill would address the issue of criminality in the sector. She said, “The element I like most in the bill is the host community fund because it removes the motive for crime. It gives them a sense of belonging and ownership. Until the PIB is ready and people know that their investment is safe, they will not come to Nigeria.” Senator Ayogu Eze from Enugu North also urged his colleagues to support the bill so as allow for the fine-tuning of other controversial areas. Senator Olufemi Lanlehin (Oyo South) argued that Section 191 of the bill gave too much powers to the President, which must be curtailed. Norther senators whose earlier position was outright rejection of the bill have moved to give the bill a chance. Senator Danjuma Goje (Gombe Central) captured the new mood when he said, “I was one of the people completely opposed to the bill but from the trend of the debate it looked like the Senate is ready to do a thorough job without fear or favour. For this reason, I will join others in asking that this bill be considered while the contentious positions are addressed. “It is necessary that the powers of the minister be reduced so that whosoever is the minister is not a super minister.” In spite of this, Deputy Leader, Abdul Ningi (Bauchi Central); Senators Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa West); Ahmed Makarfi (Kaduna North); and Nurudeen Abatemi (Kogi Central) raised concerns on the provisions for host communities’ fund. They also expressed hope that the issue would be properly thrashed at the critical stages of the bill. The debate on the general principles of the bill would be concluded on Thursday (today). source: Punch newspaper |
If You have visited Nairabet lately , You will notice the Presidential Election Bet Advert. Buhari given a 2.0 odd. GEJ 1.4 Odd. Buhari playing with Home Advantage and GEJ Playing Away. Put Your Money where your Mouth is. Which Candidate will u place your Bet on and reasons? BUHARI (2.0) Vs GEJ (1.4) My surebet goes to #GEJ
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Bad Boy Balo .. ...... Just give us dose important Goals and #YNWA |
Na be outside- Buhari dey Na craze man be dat Animal in craze-man skin-i Na craze world be dat ---Fela Kuti---- #SayNoToViolence #GEJ till Buhari Gets a Dr. to Check his Brain |