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Since I dey ondo state I never use tap water.

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Madam Khan cash.

Police hmmmmm if I see arm robber I no dey run but police I dey always borrow kangaroo leg take move..

Hmmm

my guy I hail ooooo

please make dem bring am come

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come oooo

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The so called Senate President was elected fraudulently with a forged document and should be heading to jail shortly so we DO NOT have a Senate President yet. If our leaders should get away with forgery, what lessons are we passing down to school children who forging WAEC school certificates? I don’t want my children grow up to learn about this. When Buhari was a military head of state we were all warned from home to rather fail than cheat in exams and spend 21 years in prison. Sure no one was ever jailed then but the fear was there. This is not a party issue, it’s a matter of holding our leaders accountable up to the President himself.

The non-composition of senate standing committees by the
Senator Bukola Saraki-led Senate would not affect the
screening of the newly appointed service chiefs when the
upper chamber resumes plenary next week.
The senator representing Kogi-West senatorial district, Dino
Melaye, stated this in an interview with our correspondent
on Sunday.
According to him, the development would make the senate
leadership set up an ad hoc committee that would carry out
the work of three committees of Defence and Army, Navy
and Air Force.
Melaye said, “I think the senate president will announce the
names of standing committees as soon as the Senate
resumes plenary next week. However, an ad hoc committee
would be set up to screen the service chiefs.”
President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to send a letter
to the Senate president as from July 28, informing him of
the appointment of the new service chiefs and seeking
senate’s screening and clearance.
It was also learnt that the screening will not be made public
because of the security nature of the offices of the security
chiefs.source. http://www.punchng.com/news/senate-committees-to-screen-service-chiefs-melaye/

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has described the first
Federal Minister of Social Services and Natural Resources,
Chief Adegoke Adelabu, popularly called ‘Penkelemesi’, as
his political role model.
Obasanjo made this remark on Saturday at his Hilltop
presidential residence, Abeokuta, while receiving the family
of the late Ibadan-born politician who paid him a courtesy
visit.
They had come to intimate the former president about the
100 years posthumous birthday of the late politician slated
for September 3, 2015 and a foundation to be inaugurated
in his name.
Obasanjo said he shared the political philosophy of the late
politician which was devoid of ethnic considerations but
which focused on Nigeria’s unity.
He noted that Nigerians were still struggling to reach the
pinnacle Adelabu attained in politics.
Obasanjo, who accepted the offer to be the patron of the
posthumous centenary birthday celebration of the late
politician, described the late Adelabu as a detribalised
Nigerian.
Led by an Ibadan chief, Aare Tunde Alabi, the family
members said they were in Obasanjo’s house to solicit his
support in giving a befitting ceremony to the first African
Manager of the United African Company.
The former president further noted that Adelabu was years
ahead of his political contemporaries, adding that he
advocated for the United States of West Africa before his
demise – long before the Economic Community of West
African States was formed.
He said, “Adelabu was not just a historic figure, he was a
reality, he was a phenomenon, he was uniquely Yoruba,
uniquely Nigerian, uniquely African and uniquely a member
of human race.
“What you are proposing to do, I believe Adelabu deserves
it in every facet. Today, we are still struggling to reach the
pinnacle or the pedestal Adelabu reached in politics. He was
not swayed by linguistic, ethnic, tribal, regional, sectional
considerations but by what is best for Nigeria.”
Alabi, who gave a brief bio data of the leader of the
opposition in the Western House of Assembly between 1956
and 1958, pleaded with Obasanjo to “carry Adelabu to the
world.”
He said if Adelabu was alive he would have been 100 years
by September 3, 2015.
Adelabu, the first Chairman of the Ibadan District Council in
1954, died in a road accident on March 25, 1958 along
Ibadan-Ode Remo Road at the age of 43.
The opposition leader in the First Republic championed the
cause of the NCNC led by the late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe.source http://www.punchng.com/news/adelabu-my-political-role-model-obasanjo/

CJN should be called to order and monitor very well. It was Wike in 2007, using the most corrupt attorney general of the federation under Yaradua to broker the infamous supreme court verdict of 2007 which took out Celestine Omehia and installed Rotimi Amaechi. The supreme court has continue to tuck that verdict out of reference because it was not base on law. It is this faith that makes Wike’s stomach political followers believe that if he did it in 2007 for Amaechi who was currently in Ghana, he could do it for himself too. Our Judiciary system has no shame, are always in the pocket of corrupt politicians to do havoc on the poor. Wike used Jonathan’s wife imposing himself as PDP flag bearer, and use the police and INEC to write bogus result for himself and killed who ever stood in his way, using militants in rivers state. He must pay for the blood that flow in this families.

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has paid two visits to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, at the Supreme Court, Abuja, this month, officials have said. One of the visits to the CJN, it was learnt, coincided with the day the Rivers State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, sitting in Abuja, conducted hearing in an application filed by Wike to challenge an order permitting his opponent to inspect the electoral materials used for the poll that brought him to office. Investigations by our correspondent in Abuja showed that the visits were made without prior appointments. The election of the former education minister, who ran for the governorship on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, is being challenged by the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Dr. Dakuku Peterside. The Rivers State Governorship Elections Petition Tribunal had on July 9 reaffirmed its ex parte order made on June 11, 2015, granting permission to Peterside, to inspect the electoral materials used for the poll. Peterside and the APC had on May 3, 2015, filed their petition before the tribunal to challenge the victory of Wike at the poll. The Justice Muazu Pindiga-led tribunal had in a ruling dismissed Wike’s application asking for the setting aside of the June 11, 2015 order. The judge also adjourned till July 22 for the commencement of the pre-hearing session in the petition. Wike has however denied that his visit to the CJN had anything to do with his case. Our correspondent learnt that Wike did not meet the CJN on his first visit, which was a Monday. The number one judicial officer in the country was said to have travelled to Saudi Arabia for the Lesser Hajj. Wike however repeated the visit two days later, when he was able to discuss with the CJN. A source in the governor’s entourage, disclosed to our correspondent that the members of staff in the office of Mohammed were shocked to see the governor. The source said, “There was no proper appointment because as soon as the governor stepped in and said he would like to see the CJN and was asked if it was on appointment, he answered in the negative. “Nevertheless, he was allowed to see the CJN; but unfortunately, the CJN was not in the country as he was in Saudi Arabia for the Lesser Hajj.” The Publicity Secretary of APC in Rivers State, Chief Chris Finebone, said the visit was curious. Finebone said though his party believed that the person of the CJN was beyond compromise, he nevertheless wondered why Wike refused to carry the media along during the visits. He said, “We have no cause to doubt the integrity of the CJN, but we must say that the visits must have been made open and known to Nigerians. Why was it not made known? “Wike believes that every human being has a price. His problem is just to identify the price. His case is pending and he refused to go with the media during the visits. “We want to believe that the visits didn’t happen and if it happened, he must tell Nigerians why he chose to embark on the visit without the media.” He called on Nigerians and the people of Rivers to monitor the activities of the governor. Reacting to the visit, the national leadership of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, said there was nothing wrong with the visits. Metuh said that the governor had the right to pay official visit to the CJN, adding that he (Wike) should not be vilified because of that. “Yes, he has the right to pay official visit or courtesy calls on the CJN and I see nothing wrong with that,” he said. Wike, while denying going to lobby the CJN for his pending tribunal case, told our correspondent that he was at the office because of the issue surrounding the appointment of the acting Chief Justice of Rivers State. He said since the acting Chief Judge of his state was appointed about three months ago, there was the need to seek the permission of the National Judicial Council to approve and renew the appointment. Wike said, “I didn’t go there to lobby for anything cynical. If I was going to lobby for anything like that, would I go in the afternoon? “You may wish to know that we have an acting Chief Judge in my state, and the judiciary is already on vacation and that the NJC may also be on vacation. “So, I needed to do a letter to the NJC on the need to extend or approve the appointment of the acting CJ in my state. I went there on the two days in daytime; and see Nigerians, they are already imputing another meaning to the visits.” source. http://www.punchng.com/news/wike-visits-cjn-twice-in-one-month/

my guy no source?

The best memories are the ones that you try to explain, but in the end you just say you had to be there.#TEAMCHANGE

I beg him no where blac cloth go oooo

Hazheez:
....for ya Mind.. How about HTC M9

bros mind u HTCm9 no dey move market.this week wey run out I don help S6 like 4.

Mogidi:
Buhari's accommodation doesn't worry me, just make sure the illiterate don't repeat the "West Germany" gaffe for the world press.

Meanwhile, every word/phone call in that house is monitored by CIA, Buhari doesn't know the reason they gave him that house.
Someone please tell him the house is bugged.

I beg waiting be mogidi..here in Kenya mogidi na toilet.