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I pity the people of Benue south, Mark is irrelevant in the senate. He will only be there for his huge allowances, instead of voting for a youthful and vibrant Onjeh you still stuck to david Mark. It's unfortunate. |
always have a fire extinguisher nearby when charging |
rip brother |
looked good back then and still looking good presently |
also download opera max app,it helps in saving data |
And so? |
they have come again, religion and tribal sentiments in every thing,other tribes were among those that were sacked but we didn't hear them talking |
Go well Mr president,We all love u and trust u,Nigerians wish u save trip. |
It is only a lunatic that will oppose fight against corruption. It must be fought to a bearest minimum. Also, it is a deranged person that will argue that fight against corruption should not be holistic. To be selective and witch-hunting in nature. Disobedience to due processes and negligence in governance. Fight against corruption is not an excuse for under performance. Fight corruption and promote social welfare!!! |
Man is a beast, no doubt. Why do we easily shout "Ritual"? No one uses anyone for ritual. Its what you believe in that works for you. Forget the numerous Nollywood, stories, babalawo, priest etc. They only use blood to hoodwink, scare you and make it look sacred! This is simply a case of a brainwashed, hungry, depressed, distressed, greed, proud idiot! You can kill one million children, but will never get success unless you work hard in truth and honesty. Hard to believe abi...? Thats the truth folks! |
Baba still strong ooh! |
I guess because some humans reason like animals,so they might stray onto the tracks when a train is coming |
wicked soul |
And the drama continues |
I no guys who are above 30 and still leave with their parents.guess it boils down to the economic situation of the country,things are not easy... |
lol...sikiratu sindoko ![]() |
Members of the pro-Biafra group, Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, have resolved to carry arms from Wednesday February 17, 2016, ‘in self-defence’. The group said in a release yesterday in Umuahia by its spokesperson, Emma Nmezu, that failure to carry arms had exposed its members to attacks and killings by security agents. “Now, we have come to the painful but irreversible conclusion and determination to take our fate and destiny in our own hands. Starting from Wednesday, February 17, 2016, “Biafrans” will now be in the mode of self defence as enshrined by the relevant acts and declarations of the United Nations. “Let no country or world leader attempt to tag us as terrorists because we are not terrorists, rather we are fighting for our survival and from being exterminated from the surface of the earth,” the release said. “We shall defend ourselves with everything and anything necessary to avoid the continual killing of our mothers, fathers, and children. This is the time for all Biafrans to rise and defend themselves. We cannot fold our arms and watch them kill us the second time after killing over two million of us in 1968”. The release added that in September last year, IPOB catalogued attacks on its members in a statement where it alerted the world on plans to provoke Biafrans into retaliation only for it to be tagged as a terrorist organization and Biafrans as terrorists. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/we-ll-now-carry-arms-in-self-defence-ipob/133680.html |
Politics needs to be played as it suppose to be. Nothing dirty in surrounding yourself with those that will help you carry your agenda of change. It is high time, I commend Mr. President in totality. |
MY TAKE: LET US ENCOURAGE WHISTLE BLOWING!!!!! In a jiffy, corruption will reduce fiaaasam !!!! |
This is what I had long expected. Every semblance of PDP must be uprooted. They are not career officers but PDP appointees. You cannot effect change in any form by using your opponent's and other party's card carrying members who are not on the same page with you. PDP also did the same on assumption of office. There are still many heads of parastatals and agencies to be affected. Change must occur! |
the wife looks prettier now than when she was younger |
Mama you left an indelible mark in our political history.Adieu Hajia Talle! R I P. |
I don't like this Saraki guy 1 bit. Recall that Saraki treats Kwara Commissioners as slaves even up till now. Even Fatai is nobody in the presence of Saraki!Hope you know the Fatai? |
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Niyinficient:and here you are dolling out sense abi?some people just log into the Internet to transfer aggressions unecessarily,it's just an opinionated argument about soccer so why the insults? |
This is what happens when you leave crappy mikel out of the team he's the worst player of all time. And in the last two games in recent weeks without him in the team we've scored 5 goals in both and only conceded 1 goal in both which clearly shows that we're a hell of a lot better without crappy mikel in the team. |
the Stamford bridge massacre |
sexy mama |
lawydewy:i'm telling you |
the couple will be like 'is all this for real or are we dreaming' |
The Nigerian Air Force hierarchy has upgraded its anti-corruption war with the removal of officers, including Air Officers Commanding, AOCs, (GOC’s equivalent) fingered in the $2.1billion arms scandal and appointed new officers to replace them. In line with this, It was gathered that the force has ordered the arrest and detention of four senior officers, Air Vice Marshals, AVMs,(two star generals) and Commodores, (one star generals) are now under house arrest at Niger Barracks, Abuja. It was gathered that the officer will remain in the detention facility pending the completion of interrogation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC).Amosu The detention of the officers was asides the arrest of Air Vice Marsha Rufus Ojuawo, who was picked up on Tuesday at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on his way to Germany, by EFCC operatives. AVM Ojuawo it was gathered was arrested by EFCC operatives at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, was on his way out of the country. He was in the entourage of the Chief of Defence Staff, General Gabriel Olonisakin who was billed to attend a meeting of the United States Africa Command in Germany on Sunday. It was gathered that the event, which they were going to attend, was about the activities of the military in the fight against insurgency. AVM Ojuawo was the one that was supposed to deliver the keynote address on behalf of the Nigerian Air Force. It was revealed that shortly after they arrive the airport, a team of EFCC detectives stormed the international gate way and prevented him from travelling. All the senior military officers present pleaded with the detectives but they refused to listen. The EFCC operatives turned deaf ears to plea by the military officers despite the explanation that the officers had invested a lot of time and energy in putting together the report the officer was supposed to present. It was learnt that the Air Force had done feasibility studies on how to rehabilitate Internally Displaced Persons and was going to present the report in Germany. While the EFCC were grilling the officers, it was gathered that the former Air Force Chief, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu who was allowed to go home the first time he was invited, had been detained since Wednesday when he was re-invited and may be detained for up to two more weeks, especially as the EFCC has secured approval from the courts for his continued detention. This development came on a day more military personnel fingered in the disbursement of the $2.1bn arms money were arrested and questioned by the Military high command, even as the Director of Military Intelligence, Brig-General Mohammed Sa’ad, was sacked over alleged connection with the arms scam. On Wednesday night, Colonel Ojogbane Adegbe, former Aide-de-Camp to former President Goodluck Jonathan was arrested in Lagos, just as he arrived Nigeria. No reason was immediately given for the arrest of Adegbe, who is presently undergoing war college course in the United Kingdom. Col. Adegbe was sent for the training programme in the UK shortly after serving as ADC to Jonathan. Competent security sources said the officer, from the Military Intelligence Corps, was picked up by military officers detailed to arrest him upon his arrival. But a top military source told Vanguard on condition of anonymity that Adegbe was recalled from the UK to answer to certain issues related to his tenure as ADC to former President Jonathan but did not say what the issues were. However, another military officer conversant with the arrest of the former ADC said the arrest was in connection with the allegation that he and another aide of the former President now on the run, were the arrowhead of disbursing N10 billion to PDP delegates in Abuja in 2014. The money is said to have been supplied by the Central Bank of Nigeria on the orders of the embattled former NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd). Adegbe and the former adviser to Jonathan on domestic matters, are said to have been mentioned by Dasuki in his statement to the EFCC filed before a Federal High Court hearing the corruption case preferred against him by the Federal Government. Dasuki had said in the statement: “That I am aware in November (I cannot remember the exact date), my office requested the CBN to exchange N10billion from the account of the Office of National Security Adviser domiciled in CBN. “The money was exchanged at $47m and some Euros, which I cannot remember. The exact amount was delivered at my residence. The money was for delegates that attended the convention for the PDP Presidential nomination. The money was paid and sent to (Waripamowei) Dudafa (SSAP Household) and ADC (C-I-C) for distribution on the instruction of the President. “Based on the statement of Director of Finance and Administration (Salisu), Ibrahim Wambai, and Yazidu Ibrahim, all the cash (both foreign and local) are usually given to them for official use.” Vanguard learned that the arrest of Adegbe was an indication that he and other military officers might be used by the government as witnesses against Dasuki, whose three cases are pending in various courts. A source close to the officer confirmed that he was being detained at Abacha Barracks, one of the highbrow military garrisons in the FCT reserved for top-ranking military officers. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, has announced the redeployment of 66 senior officers, comprising 22 Air Vice Marshals; 34 Air Commodores, seven Group Captains and three Wing Commanders. Those affected by the new deployment include two branch chiefs, two Air Officers Commanding, AOCs, and one commandant. The newly appointed branch chiefs are AVM Ademola Jekennu, formerly the Senior Air Staff Officer (SASO) at the Tactical Air Command, Makurdi. He is now Chief of Administration (COA) at the Headquarters of Nigerian Air Force. He takes over from Air Vice Marshal Mamu who is facing EFCC probe over the $2.1billion arms scam. Air Cdre Clement Ogbeche is now Chief of Accounts and Budget, HQ NAF. He takes over from AM Adigun who is also facing EFCC interrogation. Director of Air Force Public relations, Group Captain Ayodele Famuyiwa, who released the new postings, yesterday, gave the names of the new AOCs as AVMs Emmanuel Akogu and Emmanuel Agwungwu who now head the mobility command, Yenagoa; and Tactical Air Command, Makurdi respectively. Agwungwu takes over from AVM Ojuawo who is facing EFCC interrogation. He said that until their appointments, AVM Emmanuel Akogu was the Director of Evaluation at HQ NAF, while AVM Emmanuel Agwungwu was Director of Training, HQ NAF. In the same vein, AVM Christopher Gudi, former Director of Air Traffic Services at HQ NAF now replaces AVM Mike Iloenyosi as Commandant, Armed Forces Resettlement Centre, Oshodi. AVM Lawal Alao has been moved from Defence Headquarters, where he was Chief of Defence Communication, to head the NAF Holding Company (NAFHC) as Managing Director. Famuyiwa said that others affected by the new deployments include AVM Isiaka Amao, formerly Deputy Theatre Commander, Operation Lafiya Dole and now Director of Policy at HQ NAF; former Commander, Nigerian Air Defence Corps (NADC), AVM Bernard Chiobi now Chairman, Air Expo and International Liaison secretariat; AVM Bashir Saidu, former Director of Policy at HQ NAF now moved to DHQ as Chief of Policy and Plans; AVM Muktar Magaji now redeployed as Chief of Defence Communication at DHQ. Others are AVM Emmanuel Anebi who has been moved from training command to DHQ as Director of Production, while AVM Ibrahim Umaru moves to DHQ as Director of Space Operations; AVM Charles Otegbade, formerly Director of Search and Rescue at the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) moves to HQ NAF as Director of Air Traffic Services. Also redeployed are AVM Olusoji Awomodu, now Director, Research and Development at DHQ; AVM Okechukwu Ntukogu, Director of Personnel Services at DHQ; AVM Sani Ahmed, Director of Plans, HQ NAF; AVM Stephen Onuh, Director of Evaluation, HQ NAF; Kingsley Lar, Coordinator, Project Implementation and Monitoring Team, HQ NAF; AVM Christian DII, Director of NAF Transformation; AVM Humphrey Okpala, Director of Museums and Archives; AVM John Baba, Director of Training, HQ NAF; AVM Isyaka Bukar, Director of Air Engineering, HQ NAF, and Mohammed Muhammad, Director of Legal Services, HQ NAF. According to him, the recent deployment is a routine exercise aimed at ensuring that the NAF is effectively manned for operational efficiency and effectiveness, in line with the vision of the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar. http://www.newsreportersng.com/how-top-air-force-officers-were-arrested-by-efcc/ |
he looks like an embalmed corpse |
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