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Ruling Nigeria is simply beyond GEJ's mental and metaphysical abilities. You can't give what you don't have. |
Lol. This pix is gonna trend for the next three months. |
sureguy02:It's sensible comment like this that still gives the hope that Nigeria can be rescued. |
When anyone make this kind of claim, I will check the post history to confirm if such tallies with the history, and they never disappoint. Here is a liar claiming to have burn his APC membership card today. great1:Most of these TANoids are very dumb |
Aliyulukumon:Wetin he contribute? Shipping his teenager nephews and nieces to occupy 4 * 4 shops? |
Congrats to GMB.
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Collynzo9:A child of anger detected. Can your GEJ be that eloquent in ten life times? In you anger, see how you wrote usual. PEJ pikin. |
This speech should be translated into all Nigerian major languages and spread around the whole of Nigeria. |
They conduct house proceedings in LSHA some days, he can;t understand what is going on on such day. He should go to the land of the rising sun and contest. |
They are all banking on the PDP rigging machinery and GEJ incumbency. |
Firefire:You Ibo friends here won't like this your comment. ![]() |
With this whitewash, there is no way Koro will work for Lagos PDP, he will prefer to work with Ambode. It's clear now that he cannot progress politically with PDP. |
ichidodo:what happen to your okoriwhatever? ![]() An ex-convict (tewonde) will not impose a governor on Lagosians. |
As long as you keep believing that APC is evil, the wrong set of people will keep lording over you in Abia. |
A badly stocked chemist shop on Calcutta road in apapa. Dazall OP, don't put Ambode and Agbaje in sango sentence when talking public service |
Agbaje oooooo, Koro oooooooo, they are both toast for us. Bring Agbaje and Koro as deputy, we will beat them mercilessly No be for this Lagos? Awon clowns |
why is it the ibos peddling these rumours? ![]() |
Welcome. ![]() |
Lilimax:Blame PDP that is not ready for a performance-based campaign but on religion and tribal bigotry. |
Rexxie:Please learn to keep quiet about things you have no idea . It's not a must to comment on all political topics Thank you. |
Elan83:Please NEVER ask me this type of foolish question again |
Absolutely exceptional public service record in Lagos state. • Under my watch, the State Treasury Office revolutionized the way Lagos State finances were raised, budgeted, managed and planned resulting in the state’s budget performing at an average of 85% annually. ![]() |
Here are some facts about me: Please read and share. I was born on the 14th of June,1963 at Epe General Hospital, Epe, Lagos State. • I had my Primary School at St. Jude’s Primary School, Ebute Meta, and Lagos. Passed the National Common Entrance in Primary 5 and gained admission into Federal Government College, Warri. • Recorded the second best result in the entire West Africa in the Higher School Certificate Examinations in the Social Sciences in 1981. • Graduated with honours in Accounting from the University of Lagos at 21. • I started my public service career at Lagos State Waste Disposal Board (now LAWMA)as Accountant Grade II in November 1985. • At 24, qualified as a Chartered Accountant and completed my Masters Degree programme in Accounting from University of Lagos, specializing in Financial Management. • Worked in the Local Government Service for 10years and was at various times council Treasurer in Alimosho, Shomolu, Mushin and Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Government Councils. • In 1998, my commitment to public service earned me the award of the US Fullbright Scholarship for the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship program, in Boston University, Massachusetts, USA on Public Leadership with emphasis on Finance and Accounting. • I was appointed acting Auditor-General for Local Government in 2000 and became the youngest ever Auditor-General for Local Government in Lagos State. • I was appointed Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance in January 2005 and in February, 2006, was given the additional responsibility of Accountant-General of Lagos State. • I was the youngest Permanent Secretary in service and only the second person to hold both positions of Permanent Secretary and Accountant-General at the same time. • Under my watch, the State Treasury Office revolutionized the way Lagos State finances were raised, budgeted, managed and planned resulting in the state’s budget performing at an average of 85% annually. • I ensured payment of civil service staff salaries before the end of the month, payment of running cost by 1st week of each month and introduced end of the year package and special/specific welfare for staff. • I launched the e-payment platform for the monthly staff salaries • I renovated the State Treasury Office, created a conducive working environment, introduced a corporate dress code and provided laptops for all Directors • I Introduced prompt payment of gratuity and pension arrears of the State Universal Basic Education Board and Local Government old pensioners. • I introduced regular technical meetings with the Directors of Accounts in all MDAs, facilitated the sponsorship, by the State Governor, of over 1000 accountants to the Annual accountants' Conference in Abuja and initiated the annual retreat for Heads of Accountants as well as Local and International training for staff. • I co-organised the first ever National Tax Retreat in association with the Joint Tax Board/Federal Inland Revenue Service in 2005. • I chaired the Technical Committee that produced the Lagos State Economic Empowerment Development Strategy (SEEDS) document. • I led the audit teams as the Auditor-General in the office of Auditor-General for Local Government to clear and publish the arrears of statutory audits of 1995 to 2004 within 12months. • I am a scholar, accountant, administrator, an astute leader with strong emotional intelligence, i am an alumnus of Wharton Business School and also attended courses at Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield, England; the Institute of Management Development, Lausanne, Switzerland; INSEAD, Singapore and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. • I retired voluntarily from public service in August, 2012; the first ever recorded voluntary retirement by a Permanent Secretary in the Lagos State Public Service. • I established Brandsmiths Consulting Limited in 2012 and the company is today consulting for Federal, State and Local Governments on the transition to the new International Public Service Accounting System and other financial advisory services. • I am a stickler for high performance and my decisions are never based on race, gender or religion.
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ogazi007:There is always tension any time election is coming with threats coming from several quarters. The only thing that gives concern is the way PDP has allowed religion-poltitics (out of desperation to cling to power) to creep into the South, something hitherto unheard of in the South. Nigerians and all well wishers of Nigeria should vote out PDP before we all regret not doing so when we had the opportunity. |
BlackTechnology:Dunce. All the igbo speaking states were being rule by aliens for all those period.? |
BlackTechnology:Very funny ![]() So IGBOS have been completely out of power in the last 50 years? Biko spare us this nonsense jooor. |
BlackTechnology:Another ignorant comment, a false sense of entitlement. |
Daguccizgreat:How can he hand over to David Mark or an Igbo man? |
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