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So, Osogbo has big, beautiful houses, huh?

The right caption for this story:


Arewa Political Beggars Praise Tinubu Ministers

Meanwhile, the other cocaine trafficker is living large at Aso Rock presidential villa in Abuja.

They said the fuel would be available if subsidy is removed.

They, recently, also said the fuel would be cheap if Dangote refinery start working.

By the way, Tinubu is better than Buhari, as he plainly said he would continue where Buhari stopped.

Buhari, on the other hand, was (and is still) a liar. During his campaign, he said a citizen is cheated if petrol is sold over N50 per liter.

He also wept in Bauchi because a pack of pasta was too expensive at N70. Now it's N700 here in Kano.

joseph1832:
for school fees alone oh

Yeah, it was part-payment school fees for his 5 children.

The actual amount is over $800,000.

$760,0/0 X N1,500 (as one Dollar per Naira exchange rate)

= N1.140 billion

By the way, this amount would build 11 primary or secondary schools at N100 million each.

$760,0/0 X N1,500 (as one Dollar per Naira exchange rate)

= N1.140 billion

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Hausas have started waking up from a slumber.

Governors would abuse the state police, most especially the thuggish governors like that of Kano state.

I know it..

and...

I hate it with passion.

Hmm

Mccullum:
If Kwankwanso said that, it means he's deceiving himself and his dogmatic followers

He said it yesterday (Saturday) at NNPP's NEC meeting in Abuja.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/683882-nigerian-military-can-end-security-challenges-kwankwaso.html?fbclid=IwAR1oeEoUxr1ekcuvaHL1RrlKmSLyF-enPlF_THe-QyP8AojjkFSpVJuczMU

Kano is not in support. Abba Yusuf, the state "sit-in" governor said it. And recently, the state's "invincible governor," Rabiu Kwankwaso yesterday said the security issue is solely rest with the federal government.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/683882-nigerian-military-can-end-security-challenges-kwankwaso.html?fbclid=IwAR1oeEoUxr1ekcuvaHL1RrlKmSLyF-enPlF_THe-QyP8AojjkFSpVJuczMU

Ohh

frog12:
very serious

Exactly

frog12:
ah! this is serious

Very serious

MONEY DEBT LEFT BY EL-RUFA'I

√ $587m (Dollar)
√ N85bn (Naira)

Let's convert the US Dollar to Naira at N1,600 per 1 Dollar.

$587million x N1,600 = N939.2billion.

Therefore, N939.2bn + N85bn = N1.024trillion

TOTAL MONEY DEBT (BOTH IN NAIRA AND DOLLARS) IS OVER ONE (1) TRILLION NAIRA

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Then, 115 CONTRACT LIABILITIES

MONEY DEBT LEFT BY EL-RUFA'I

√ $587m (Dollar)
√ N85bn (Naira)

Let's convert the US Dollar to Naira at N1,600 per 1 Dollar.

$587million x N1,600 = N939.2billion.

Therefore, N939.2bn + N85bn = N1.024trillion

TOTAL MONEY DEBT (BOTH IN NAIRA AND DOLLARS) IS OVER ONE (1) TRILLION NAIRA

*** ***". *** ***

Then, 115 CONTRACT LIABILITIES

Hadi Sirika and his boss na ewu

kushme:
Mehn, wahala dey. Going by the bold and the Aisha Buhari's drama with that boy, it means we have a long way to go...

Of course

Akpan107:
If Sheik Gumi knows, why won't the government know....

You're right

kushme:
Now, if you believe security agencies know the locations of these bastard bandits in these places, then, why are they not doing that much to reduce it?

Are they scared of the ill trained dirty bandits or most of them are benefitting from it, or something else the people don't know?

They're the ones who are supposed to answer this question.

By the way, if you expressed your opinion on social (not the traditional) media, which is enshrined in the constitution, but the authorities deemed it "libel," "security threat," "able to cause breach of peace," they will track you wherever you're.

To prove what I said, ou can refer to the story of the guy who posted on Facebook that "Mama don chop our money and became fat," referring to Aisha Buhari, was tracked and apprehended in Jigawa state for just saying that.

Emusan:
Security agencies know their location but the rough terrain is the most challenging part. As their location is always deep forest.

I wonder when the able-bodied, salary-earning, well-trained military personnel find it difficult to access a location where a malnourished, untrained, ragtag young boys easily access on a daily basis.

If the military can't go there, why are they being paid from taxpayers' money? What is the essence of the training and retraining they received?

According to you, the military find it difficult to reach a so-called "deep" forests in the north. But they can locate militants in the swamp of Niger Delta, huh?

FYI, the north is sahel savannah, unlike the southern part of the country which is tropical rainforest.

If the army can't find the terrorists, what of the airforce? What happened to "search and destroy" op?

Good news if it's true.