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Bad news coming out from our landlord these days. I think our government need to checkmate their activities, |
DONSMITH123:wait o...wetin you sef dey do for there for night? abi you go collect your own short time ![]() |
I just came to check the state. Calabar right? No comments. ![]() |
48noble:oga forget. if PDP has any concrete evidence they should tender it in court. Ameachi for minister!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
300B? even if they sell PDP can they raised up to that amount? |
amusadele:
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Ugomba:you deserve to be kidnap too. You no go leave this fine babe for me? |
tolexy007:I hope your Saraki will not go missing too o ![]() |
tout |
[ DONSMITH123:Mongo Park, What can you do? |
Nominees for appointments as commissioners in Cross River State are to undergo mandatory integrity and aptitude test. A statement signed by the Special Assistant on Media and Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Christian Ita, said the nominees would have to undergo the integrity and aptitude tests before their names would be forwarded to the state House of Assembly for confirmation. According to the statement, appointment of chairmen and members of boards, agencies and parastatals and even special advisers would follow the same routine. “His Excellency, Prof. Ben Ayade, wants all nominees for appointments as commissioners to undergo integrity test. Additionally, the nominees would also write an aptitude test. “The Governor believes that every would-be appointee in the state must be subjected to ethical measurement to ascertain whether or not they can function in the new order, where accountability and transparency are the watchwords,” the statement noted. The governor has set up a selection committee to oversee the process. Renowned Abuja-based lawyer, Mr. Paul Erokoro, is the Chairman of the committee, which has prominent woman leader and politician, Rev (Mrs.) Grace Ekanem and Chief of Staff to the governor, Mr. Martin Orim, as members. http://thenationonlineng.net/cross-rivers-commissioner-nominees-to-take-aptitude-tests/ |
Cc: Lalasticlala |
bolaji73:see them. |
HIGHESTPOPORI:for kettle |
mrborntodoit: ;Dkikikikikik.. i don dey laugh. Why Saraki wen mess with Jagaban, they no kidnap am |
Na wa o |
bugzbunny:i follow u jare |
He should be stone to death. Simple |
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has boasted that his state could provide Nigeria with all the rice supplies it needs if only the federal government could remove waiver on the commodity. Oshiomhole disclosed this to State House correspondents on Friday in Abuja against the backdrop of the National Economic Council, NEC’s decision to promote local production of food crops in states with comparative advantage on them. “Edo could do a lot if the Federal Government has coherent agricultural policies that do not provide the window for waivers, and expired rice and cheap rice to be dumped on Nigeria,” he stated. The Governor decried the waiver granted rice importers by the previous administration, regretting that such has led to dumping of various goods in the country which has driven local producers of food items, including rice, out of business. According to him, big rice millers in Edo State were already waiting to see if a new policy that favours local production will be implemented before they would return to the farms. Oshiomhole, while noting that Edo has huge potential for massive rice production said such might not happen until the right policies are made, stressing that Leventis Group had promised that with the new administration in the country, and controversies over removal of duty waiver, it was willing to resume production. He also said that Dangote Group had acquired about 50,000 hectares of land for rice farming in the state and was enthusiastic to go into massive rice farming with the right policies in place. The Governor further assured that his administration had waived land charges as incentives for big investors in agriculture and urged those interested in investing in the state to embrace the gesture. http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/21/edo-state-can-feed-the-entire-country-with-rice-oshiomhole/
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TonyeBarcanista:guy, what are you trying to pass across? You think Wike will last on that post? I dey laugh |
Wike will not last on that Post. Mark my word. |
Observant:I DEY TELL YOU. |
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that no amount of blackmail and diversionary tactics by the All Progressives Congress (APC) would deter it from exposing the deliberate agenda, already in motion, by the present administration to destroy the nation’s democracy and impose a dictatorship in the country. The party said by resorting to insults, threats and personal attacks on its leaders, instead of responding to issues of emerging fascism raised by the PDP on Saturday, September 20, 2015, the APC and the Federal Government further confirmed their intolerance, disdain for democracy and frenetic appetite for totalitarianism. PDP National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh in a statement on Sunday said Nigerians await answers to issues and would not be hoodwinked by the antics of APC spokesperson, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, whose cleverness in using insults, personal attacks and wild allegations to divert attention was well known. “While we understand the nervousness of Alhaji Lai Mohammed to remain relevant, especially in the face of desperation for an appointment, this administration must come to terms with the fact that democracy requires accountability, adherence to the rule of law and constitutional order, and not the crass infractions, executive arrogance, intolerance and undermining of the legislature; the symbol of the sovereignty of the people, which we now witness under the APC. “The question is, has the President Muhammadu Buhari-led APC government not exhibited all the trappings of despotism, including ruling without a constitutional component of a cabinet, persistent abuse of power, corrupting of democratic institutions, quest to appropriate the National Assembly, in spite of the principle of separation of powers; invasion of state government and personal houses, injecting confusion into the judiciary and hounding of individuals perceived to be against its interests? “What is APC’s position regarding the anti-democratic statement by the President, who, in an interview, during the recent visit to France, expressed his reluctance to appoint ministers, in addition to his disparaging allusion to cabinet ministers as noise makers? Does this not smack of totalitarianism? “How else can one explain the relentless interferences in the activities of the National Assembly, a separate and independent arm of government, in addition to the bitterness with which the Presidency and the APC hold the duly elected leadership of the Senate, simply because it is not occupied by their preferred candidates? “If not for a possible ulterior motive of appropriating the federal legislature as a means to undermine its statutory role of checks and balances and set the stage for dictatorship, what other reasons could there be for the current fixation on the leadership of the Senate by the APC and the Presidency? “Nigerians are still waiting for APC, a party which prides itself as a progressive platform, to respond to the widely condemned invasion of Akwa-Ibom state government house by the Department of State Services (DSS), under the direct instructions from the Presidency. Is it not part of the plot activated for possible forceful takeover of PDP states and impose a one-party regime in Nigeria? “What about the July reprehensible invasion and sealing of Rivers local councils by the federal controlled Police, who also barred members of caretaker committees that were duly appointed by the state government to take charge of the councils? “In the same vein, how else can one explain the undue interferences of the DSS in the activities of election tribunals in PDP controlled states of Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Delta, Abia, Taraba and others where electoral officers are being harassed, intimidated and detained, ostensibly to influence judgments against the PDP? “This is not to talk about the intolerance and arrogance witnessed in the venom with which the APC attack well-meaning Nigerians, including highly revered national leaders, for daring to counsel the Federal Government on some observed undemocratic tendencies under their ‘new Sheriff’, a development which has resulted in the setting in of an environment where citizens, irrespective of political affiliations, can no longer freely express their views. “Is the PDP therefore not justified when we described as a mockery of reasoning, President Buhari’s use choice words to condemn the coup in Burkina Faso whilst his government engages in brazen contravention of our own constitution? “Whilst we note the failed efforts of the APC spokesman to divert attention, we invite the Presidency and the APC to be informed that their attempt to harass and/or intimidate us with plethora of well instigated, sponsored, immature and wild allegations can never deter us from remaining focused on issues. “Nevertheless, as we restate our commitment in providing issue-based opposition as well as our support for the fight against corruption, our final word for the APC spokesman on this, is that being ethically challenged, includes embezzling funds meant for fencing of an airport in an APC-led South West states. It also includes when one fraudulently refuse to supply ambulances after collecting monies from another APC South West state. “It is then a comedy of roles when Alhaji Lai Mohammed speaks on corruption, a topic he practices and has well learnt, being a personal aide to one of the most corrupt politicians to ever bestride the political landscape of the country”, the PDP stated. http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/21/tell-buhari-to-stop-being-a-dictator-instead-of-insulting-us-pdp-replies-apc/
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This Govt. can lie sha. Well, Buhari has no hand but has legs in his ordeal. We all knew that his body language has something to do with it. |
Make this guy no born again o. 7? |
myqel:
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abi u don be Boko sef i no know
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dunkem21: ![]() |
Somebody should just tell Oshio to return my girl friend to me sound and healthy o |
DankemzI:Abi o my brother ![]() |
