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Anybody noticed that northerners support the senate for acting on DSS report while a yoruba man is only interested on saraki's head in the name of "fighting corruption" by Buhari's standards? |
ABOKI9ja: |
When they killed in Lagos, kwankwaso visited and and their arrested brothers were released ASAP. Now Ife defended itself and refused to be killed, Kwankwaso visited and Ife Indegens are being arrested indiscriminately. Yorubas, can you see your "one Nigeria". |
Chidi Wihioka, Do these people know that "Nwa" is also pronounce "Wa" in other igbo dialects but written as "Nwa" due to standardization? |
BMC thread |
exactly what is happening at Niger Drive Onitsha |
SuperS1Panther:Lagos extension into ogun should be carved out and joined to Lagos, Ogun should show us what they have achieved in abeokuta. any slight shifting of this boundary will have ogun behind ekiti
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sarrki:where is the federal presence in Abeokuta, obasanjo's state capital? |
Abagworo:my problem with the building is the roofing style, it looks residential. |
Abagworo:so placing the houses side by side you can't see that the ESUT building is a better administrative building than the one in imo which looks like a residential building?? |
Abagworo:Compare what you posted above with those pictures of ESUT. Your pictures look like residential buildings |
is he still talking of 2016 till now? |
"we niger delta" crew over to you |
ipobarecriminals:I dont know why you people are crying over this, is democracy no longer a game of numbers?? If almajiri votes can put Buhari in Aso rock then corrupt senate votes can reject Magu, simple |
Abagworo:Is this a university or a residential estate?? the roofing is unfit for public building |
XerXers: |
ruggedized1:So it has actually been redesigned and reconstructed and i am not a liar abi?? Obiano should tow the path of honor and do same instead of barricading federal expressway |
ruggedized1:which one do we take, that it was not reconstructed or that it was reconstructed with manual labor?? Look at the mechanized labour here
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ruggedized1:That place has since been redesigned and reconstructed to tackle the flooding, tell obiano to demolish the failing portions of his flyover and do same
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IPOB making their hatters mad everyday |
IN that case you had more than one month of black days. |
Actually, Nnamdi Kanu is too tough to Buhari, yorubas are surprised that their lord Buhari is being dared and all his tyranny resisted without compromising |
people will start celebrating his return as an achievement |
hehehe, anambra vs other SE states always. Them swear for una? |
Cooly100:Nice pic, i wish it was clearer |
sarrki:and buhari is in a state of what?? |
oil will not last for the next four thousand years, Buratai is wrong. kano Dss director who assulted Kanu - Dead Rivers CP who shot protesters - Dead Buhari himself - Almost Dead Buratai, do you want to join?? Be careful |
The former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has described the nation's political system as a mockery of true federalism and insisted on restructuring as a panacea to the nation's challenges. He said this today while delivering the Annual Professor Ademola Popoola public lecture of the Faculty of Law at Obafemi Awolowo University, (OAU), Ile-Ife, Osun State, with the theme "the constitutional and political framework for reconstructing Nigeria for true federalism and national integration". Abubakar reiterated his advocacy for the restructuring of the nation's federal system and posited that true federalism remains the only feasible means to solve the nation's numerous problems. He dismissed the fear that restructuring of the country would lead to division or secession and advised the stakeholders to examine the possibility of using the existing geopolitical zones as federating units. Abubakar expressed worry that many of the states in Nigeria are not viable and suggested the merger of the unviable states with the viable ones, lamenting that most states in the country could not generate their expenditure internally. The chieftain of the All Progressive Congress frowned that the over dependence and addiction to oil money, excessive centralisation and concentration of power and resources, intense political competition and political instability were responsible for the country's woes over the years. Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/nigeria-s-political-system-remains-a-mockery-of-true-federalism-atiku-abubakar/188073.html#2EkEv233fIMFLhhP.99 |
