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musiwa112: walex.. you are talking to omo eko.

tinubu was a no show in lagos. tinubu did not do anything in lagos... i dont think you check your fact... tinubu never did anything meaningful as governor of lagos. he was a failure as governor.

which exam did tinubu paid. tinubu did not pay for anything for anybody. people were not paid salary and he blame obasanjo for it. all of his failure he blame obasanjo for. you claim tinubu repair oregun. 5 km road in 8 years.

please go to ondo state. from akure to owo is 45km expressway built by mimiko. my friend if we want to say the truth,. tinubu and his whole family should be given life ban to hold any political office for his action in lagos.


when fashola planted flower in falomu. because the people of lagos suffered in the hands of tinubu, they were excited over just planting of flower in lagos. that shows you the amount of pain tinubu gave the people of lagos. to be honest with you. tinubu should be ban from holding any office again in his life. he did not do well as a governor. not to talk of any tinubu family saying they want to rule lagos again.

my friend the people of lagos will release 5000,000 bomb to hit lagos. tinubu was an example of bad leadership in lagos.




did Tinubu built a stadium in lagos.. no post that picture.
did tinubu built a new university i want to see it..
did tinubu build new primary school in lagos. no.
did tinubu build new hospital in lagos, no you want me to continue..
did tinubu build a new airport in lagos no
did tinubu build a railway in lagos , no
did tinubu build a film studio in lagos no
did tinubu built a police station in lagos no.
did tinubu build a city hall in lagos.. no
did tinubu build a skyscrapper in lagos no...


do you want me to continue, i dont tell lies. please post the picture and let the whole world call me Musiwa a liar. leadership is about building.

u are a bloody liar n a noise maker,u said leadership is about building n it makes me want to ask how old u are..den to prove a point, u did it by telling a lie,which akure owo road is 45km n wat do u mean by mimiko build it?.........and if I may ask u ooooo d millennium schools tinubu built is wat n wat abt d red lagbus?........ if tinubu truly didn't do anything, den fashola shouldn't have a smooth ride, and if ibori had performed so much den udu should just be cruising... dats logic; all I want u to knw is dat tinubu may be corrupt but he laid d foundation for fashola to build upon,or can u build on nothing?.....

if his picture is everywhere including people's bedroom, dat is to show u he is well accepted nao

musiwa112: I read alot on the internet and I note people comment. And clearly from Occupy nigeria. you saw the total resentment of APC and PDP by most Nigerian.

There are more better road in akure than lagos. in 4 years.


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u don reach akure b4,it has only one major road I.e roadblock-alagbaka/fiwasaye

judyeze1: The reason is Gani was liked.. why Tinubu is hated by Yoruba people.

Na u ask questions n na u dey answer am,ncp ko nnpc ni

so pdp now own all federal structure n not the citizens, oga oooooooo

Justice Adamu Bello of the Federal High Court,
Abuja has granted permission to the former
Bayelsa State governor Timipriye Sylva to travel
to South Africa for medical attention.
He gave the permission yesterday while ruling on
an application by the ex-governor for the release
of his international passport to enable him
travel.
The judge had refused two similar applications
filed by Sylva on the grounds that they were not
supported by sufficient facts.
Sylva is being tried on a six-count charge
bordering on alleged financial impropriety.
He is, among others, accused of conniving with
state officials to defraud Bayelsa State of N2
billion while in office.
Justice Bello held yesterday that since hearing in
a new charge pending against Sylva has been set
for January 23, he has an opportunity to travel
for his medical treatment and return before the
date.
“I have given the applicant-accused a benefit of
doubt that he needs a medical treatment in
South Africa.”
The judge gave the ex-governor 28 days, starting
from December 7, to make the trip and return on
or before January 5.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has been
given the nod to inspect the electoral materials
used for the November 16 governorship election
in Anambra State.
The Elections Petition Tribunal, headed by
Justice G K Kaigama, yesterday gave the order
consequent upon a December 2 application filed
by counsel to the APC candidate, Dr. Chris
Ngige.
The materials to be inspected at the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in
Awka, the state capital, as directed by the
Tribunal include materials used for the November
16, 17 and 30 elections including the voter
register, result sheets, Form EC 17, oath of
neutrality by INEC staff, used and unused ballot
papers, staff payment vouchers for settlement of
allowances of ad hoc staff, among others.
The Tribunal directed that the materials be made
available urgently to enable the petitioner move
expeditiously.
Dr. Ngige is challenging the result of the election
which was awarded to the candidate of the All
progressives Grand Alliance Dr. Willie Obiano.
Also yesterday, the APC alleged that the state
INEC under the leadership of Prof Chukwuemeka
Onukaogu, has been doing everything possible to
“tidy up” the loose ends in the electoral
documents used in the election.
It said Prof Onukogu has been distributing
appointment letters to those recruited on the eve
of the election.
These emergency ad hoc workers could who not
swear to the Oath of Neutrality required of them
before the election. This, it was gathered they
are now doing with today’s deadline.
Under the Electoral Act, election officers ought to
complete and swear to the Oath before a
Commissioner For Oath in any of the Registries
of High Courts or Magistrates Courts.

Lilimax: Should prophecies be negative always?

Most times it is always negative, as a child of God u are entitled to all good things of life which God has promised,so prophets are sent to warn u of those evil dat are coming which u are not prepared for....... bt if u need positive prophecy den u need to visit dem personally.

all is well that ends well

However, ASUU has restated its rejection
of the ultimatum, issuing yesterday a 14-
point guideline to its members on why
they must sustain the strike, adding that
government’s claim that external forces
were behind the union only betrays
government’s desperation to distract the
union’s genuine cause.
This was made known by the union in
Strike Bulletin No. 14, signed by ASUU
National President Dr. Nasir Isa Fagge.
The union came up with 14 guidelines
signaling that it is prepared for a long
drawn battle with the Federal
Government.
The guidelines read in part:
• Do not sign any resumption of duty.
Government is out to humiliate us. Hold
your head high. This too shall pass!!!
• If you receive any query on account of
the ongoing strike, failure to sign
resumption of duty register, etc, bring
such to the attention of the branch
chairperson immediately for guidance.
• It is a general knowledge that members
of ASUU are on a national strike. It is
against the Labour Act and the ILO
convention to sack anybody on account
of participation in a strike, no matter
how remotely related.
• Remain resolute and refrain from
violating the ongoing strike. Our Union
is capable of protecting its members.
• Meanwhile, be security conscious. Do
not visit security agencies alone. In case
of difficulties, always consult your
Chairperson.
• With our collective resolve, we can
again brush off this unwarranted and
provocative onslaught. Stand to be
counted on the positive side of history.
Do not betray your union.
The leadership of ASUU also justified its
struggle and insisted that it is in the
public interest.
It said: “Our collective national struggle
to save the future of public system has
entered yet another critical phase. The
National Strike Coordinating Committee
(NSCC) commends all members for their
steadfastness and commitment to this
patriotic cause.
More so, lecturers of the states and
Federal universities in the Southwest
said they remained resolute, describing
Federal government’s threat to sack
them as ‘primitive and derogatory’.
The local ASUU chair, Dr Adesola Nassir,
addressing reporters said the Ibadan
Zone of ASUU comprising University of
Ibadan, University of Lagos, Lagos State
University, Federal University of
Agriculture, Abeokuta and Tai Solarin
University of Education, Ijagun, would
sustain the strike.
They added that, a government that
could hurry to inject over two trillion
naira into ailing banks that are privately
owned should not find it difficult to
infuse N200bn into public universities
across the country. talkofnaija.com

LadyH: lwkm! forming boss.. prolly he went to some thick village o.

where are u from

Onyii.do:
For im mind na super hero im be bt for my mind na attention seeker im be. Anway im don try

Bt he got ur attention se?.......cos I knw u open d thread cos it's Jim iyke, try to be a star n see hw it feels like

Shaakasi: who is he??

.Ur nightmare

as for can, I think dey are getting out of hand,dey should not be making statements like dis,which could spark a counter one from d other religion.... and as for d government, they should try to create a dress code dat is acceptable to all n devoid of any religious impact bt based on moral n d laws of d land,n anybody who is not satisfied should send his/her ward to a religious skul....

The Senate has reached an advanced
stage to pass a bill that seeks seven
years jail term for social media critics
found guilty of inciting the public against
the government.
The proposed legislation which has scaled
second reading in the upper legislative
chamber is also proposing a stiffer
punishment for internet fraudsters and
scammers in Nigeria as those convicted
will face a seven years imprisonment.
The joint Senate Committees on Judiciary,
Human Rights and legal matters, Drugs,
Narcotics and Financial Crimes led by
Senator Umaru Dahiru (PDP, Sokoto),
yesterday organised a one day public
hearing on the bill for an act to provide
for the prohibition and punishment for
electronic fraud and crime in all electronic
transactions in Nigeria.
Section 13 subsection 3 of the bill
proposes that: “Anyone who intentionally
propagates false information that could
threaten the security of the country or
that is capable of inciting the general
public against the government through
electronic message shall be guilty of an
offense and upon conviction shall be
sentenced to seven years imprisonment or
N5 million (fine).”
Declaring open the public hearing Senate
President David Mark who was
represented by the deputy minority whip,
Senator Abu Ibrahim (APC, Katsina), said
electronic fraudsters pose great danger to
the country which must be tackled to
attract foreign investment.
The committee chairman Senator Umaru
Dahiru (PDP, Sokoto) said electronic fraud
was posing serious threat to world
economies and Nigeria being a developing
economy should enact appropriate laws to
deal with the challenges.

newswirengr.com/2013/12/04/brace-up-people-nigerias-senate-seeks-7-year-jail-term-for-twitter-activist-facebook-critics/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Osun
State chapter has said that the new education
policy introduced by Osun State Governor, Rauf
Aregbesola would stir terrorism in the state
CAN in a statement signed by its Chairman, Rev.
Elisha Ogundiye said, “ We wish at this juncture
to state categorically that the Osun State
Christian Association of Nigeria is not fighting the
Government of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, neither
has the association pitched tent with any political
party, especially since Christians in the state form
a very large part of the electorate that voted the
present governor into office. We will however not
shy away from our responsibility to defend the
Christian faith.
“The continued silence of the Osun State
Government on the problem caused by this new
policy on education is like sitting on a keg of gun
powder. For instance, there have been lot of
disturbances in public missionaries’ schools in the state, particularly on the use of hijab.
“The climax of this was the attack on some innocent teachers and pupils of Baptist High School, Ejigbo, by some Muslim youth on
Monday, 25th November, 2013. The Ejigbo incident is an infraction of the rule of law, especially given the fact that the hijab
issue is presently before an Osogbo High Court.
“The Ejigbo debacle has shown that the mode of d’emploi adopted in the execution of the reclassification of schools is capable of breeding and unleash pure terrorism and insurgency in the mould of Boko Haram on the otherwise peace-loving Osun State for which posterity will hold
Aregbesola administration liable.” The association also condemned the recent attack on the Principal of its Baptist High School, Ejigbo, Mr. Layi Oguntola, by some Muslim youths.
The principal was attacked in his office by the
Muslim youth last week for allegedly sending a
hijab-wearing pupil, one Romoke, away from the
school.
Oguntola has since denied the charge, saying that
he merely flogged the pupil for being unruly.
The Association also asked the state government
to stop the use of hijab in Christian’s mission
public schools and use beret as part of new
uniform for female students.

Desola: Were pataki!

No blame am oooo, na wetin hopelessness fit turn person to be dat ooooo

The Progressive governors under the aegis of
Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) have
accused President Goodluck Jonathan of
focusing more attention on his second term
ambition in 2015 than frontally tackling the
increasing security threat to lives and
property in the country.
The governors, who belong to the All
Progressives Congress (APC), made the
accusation in reaction to Monday’s pre-dawn
attack on the Nigerian Air Force base in
Maiduguri, Borno State, by suspected Boko
Haram insurgents.
The governors attributed the attack to what
they called “lack of security agenda’’ by Mr.
President, whom they claimed was more
obsessed with winning the next presidential
poll than tackling rising insurgency in the
land.
Making their views known in a statement
signed by the Director-General in charge of
the PGF secretariat in Abuja, Mr. Salihu
Lukman, the governors noted with concern
that the security situation in several parts of
the country had continued to deteriorate
despite the extension of the State of
Emergency in some states and the trillions of
naira supposedly spent on security.
The governors said, “The most recent attack
was particularly telling as it shows that
President Goodluck Jonathan has no security
agenda and is only focused on retaining
power beyond 2015. The result of this
criminal negligence is the unabated slaughter
of lives. Clearly the security structures set up
in the region have been overwhelmed.
“The PGF calls on the President to reassess
his security strategy and focus more on the
critical issues of the day. Obviously, the
strategies and tactics currently adopted by
the President and security agencies drafted
to the region have been ineffectual, just as
they leave much to be desired.
“While we commiserate with the Government
and people of Borno State, we call on the
Federal Government to immediately overhaul
the tactics and rules of engagement of the
security agencies deployed in Borno and
other states.
“The President, who also doubles as the
Commander-in-Chief needs to get a firmer
grip as well as ensure coherence in the
management of the various tiers of security
interventions in the affected states. His
obsession with 2015 is a dangerous diversion
at a time when real courage and
statesmanship are needed.
“We, on our own part, shall continue to offer
support to our colleague, Governor Kashim
Shettima and to provide necessary
humanitarian assistance in these extremely
difficult times.
Information Nigeria recalls that Monday’s
attack in Maiduguri lasted for close to five
hours with the insurgents inflicting serious
casualties on the people and burning down
some military aircraft and buildings in the
process although the security agencies
repelled their advancement in an airstrike
which left dozens of the gunmen dead.

how dat one take resemble toyota corrolla?

Mrs. Joy Ifijeh, the widow who was upbraided by Governor Adams Oshiomhole for putting her goods on the road, yesterday shunned the N250,000 gift given by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

She was not present at the launch of an empowerment fund to cater for widows in the state by the state chapter of the PDP.

Mrs. Ifijeh, who apologised to Governor Oshiomhole for putting her goods on the road, was given automatic employment and a cash gift of N2 million by the governor.

The state Chairman of the PDP, Chief Dan Orbih, said they launched the Widows Empowerment Programme because the party had received N1 million since it posted the video clip of the governor’s encounter with the widow on facebook and YouTube.

He described the governor’s job offer and the cash gift as a ‘Greek gift’ that would not wipe the tears of widows in the state.

Orbih presented the N250,000 to Mrs. Pat Erhabor for onward transmission to Mrs. Ifijeh and made a personal donation of N50, 000 towards the widows’ fund.

Thenationonlineng.net

kennygee: This guy just makes noise

Mofos, his music is not for everybody, if u don't like him just keep quite n watch him make his money with his noise,dis guy is creating something out of nothing n he is giving d street wat dey want,I guess eminem is also making noise because he uses passion to sing abi?..... awon smellos...

sule lamido was right afterall

words are like egg,when it drops n break, you cannot pick or pack it together but do ur best to clean it up before it turns to a total mess,and I give kudos to oshio baba for managing the situation well..we all have said somethings at a point in our lives dat we regret alot bt it only takes courage to own up to such....sorry is d most difficult word to say.......

How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the
aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.

Right before his
meeting with President Jonathan at Aso Villa
yesterday, Governor Lamido of Jigawa had some
strong words for the Commander in Chief.
The governor spoke to journalists from Leadership
Newspapers before the meeting.
” To us we are on a rescue mission, because
what we are seeing today is a mad man inside
petrol filling station with lighter in his hand, the
threat he poses is very lethal and would not
spare anyone,” he said.
He said the arrest of his sons was politically
motivated.
“This arrest of my children on alleged corruption
or stealing or whatever they call it, is nothing
short of political miscalculation and an attempt to
jolt me to change my political philosophy and
succumb to the selfish interest of an ordinary
human being as against the wish of my God and
betterment of Nigeria.
“Let me inform my detractors, in the last 30 years
of my political struggle, I was harassed, arrested
persecuted by those who saw my struggle as a
threat to their interest, but I endured and refused
to cow down. So at my age now with all my past
experience it is a big mistake for anybody to think
of using any form of threat against my family, or
my life or anything else to taunt me.
“I am not proud or conceited, but I can
unequivocally say, in terms of good governance,
justice, fairness, and judicious use of public
funds; what we are doing in Jigawa state is
exceptional in contemporary Nigeria. Many people
including President Jonathan, past and present
political and traditional leaders had testified to
that.
“But today in what appeared to be a political
knife, some body called Jonathan from Bayelsa
state with another person called Lamorde and
some police officers tried to tell the world that
they love Jigawa people and also they are
concerned and keen in protecting state treasury
better than me. This is very ridiculous.”
The governor took it a step further by taking a
swipe at Bayelsans, insinuating that the culture in
the Niger Delta state permits stealing and
corruption.
According to him, “It is true every people have
their own culture and traditions and wherever
they found themselves, they must exhibit it. It is
known to the whole world how a United Kingdom
court arrested and tried former Bayelsa Governor
Mr Diepreye Alamiesiegha on stealing of his state
money. After the court found him guilty, the
people of the state came out in defence of their
child by protesting against the court action, they
said the money he stole was Bayelsa state
money, therefore they have forgiven him, and also
warned against any attempt to arrest him by any
national or international institution, this
accentuated how some people behave.
“So imagine somebody with this background, now
has guts to come down to Jigawa state where we
have the belie and culture in which every form of
stealing is absolutely repugnant and punishable,
claiming he came to help us in protecting and
securing our money from thieves, you know from
onset the man lacks moral value for such job.
“Besides, of all the 36 state governors in the
country and the federal government, it is only
Sule Lamido that EFCC found corrupt, who
connived with his children and looted his state
money,” he said.
In a further attempt to exonerate himself and his
sons from wrongdoing, the governor said that
even President Jonathan had testified in the past
that there is judicious use of public funds in
Jigawa state.
“During Jonathan’s visit to my state in which he
commissioned various projects in the state, he
said the Birnin Kudu local government secretariat
which we built at the cost of N400million, if it
were in his state such project would not cost less
than N2 billion, also the new Dutse NYSC
permanent orientation camp built at the cost of
N800million would cost over N2billion. However
when he commissioned the new state secretariat
he called all Nigerians to come to Jigawa and
learn the judicious use of peoples’ money;” he
said.
It should also be pointed out that the governor
himself paid similar glowing tributes to the
president at those times as well, but now
criticises him, a testament to how transient
political relationships can be.
Gov. Lamido also talked about the politics of
2015.
He said: “On the issue of contesting for any seat I
never ever said somebody should not contest,
what I insisted is that, there is legal and moral
way to get any seat, and anybody who wants to
contest election must follow due process, must
be transparent way with full obedience to party
and Nigeria constitution.
“It is totally wrong and reprehensible for anybody
to think of using police, judiciary or other illegal
way to get power, we fought against such idea in
the past and we would vehemently continue to
oppose it.
“So, if fighting against injustice, breach of trust
and flagrant abuse to the party and Nigerian
constitution, and also preaching to adhere to the
rule of law is corruption, I would continue to live
on this.”
He claimed that he had been expecting this kind
of reaction from Aso Rock ever since they “started
this struggle against President Jonathan’s move
to perpetuate himself in power through illegal
ways.”
According to the governor, he told his fellow
governors in the movement that, “this man at the
corridor of power who is so blind on his selfish
interest would use any avenue to fight back,
including threat to our lives, power, political
interest, wealth and even our family would not be
spared in his move to crush us.
“But to us the struggle is not about party or
personality, it is a struggle to save the peace and
unity of Nigeria, by preaching and insisting to
entrench justice, fairness, fair -play and rule of
law in our democracy and leadership system. This
is essential for the survival of this country as a
single entity.”

@Josydaky

words are like egg,when it drops n break, you cannot pick or pack it together but do ur best to clean it up before it turns to a total mess,and I give kudos to oshio baba for managing the situation well..we all have said somethings at a point in our lives dat we regret alot bt it only takes courage to own up to such....sorry is d most difficult word to say.......

How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the
aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.

words are like egg,when it drops n break, you cannot pick or pack it together but do ur best to clean it up before it turns to a total mess,and I give kudos to oshio baba for managing the situation well..we all have said somethings at a point in our lives dat we regret alot bt it only takes courage to own up to such....sorry is d most difficult word to say.......

How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the
aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.

thank God for internet, better late than never though.......

How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the
aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.

Tot they just extended the state of emergency in that area?........I have always said violence will never end violence, the jtf should re-strategise n do more intelligence gathering n also look for d moles within, I pray dis does not extend to 2015 oooooo