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Abyzan:
He is driven in an armoured Mercedes Benz S550 so don't sound as if a quiet purchase that ran in hundreds of millions wasn't made

PassingShot:
The wailing wailers will still wail at this good decision by the president.

If he accepted the proposal, they would have wailed. And now that he rejects it, they will still wail. Obviously, wailing is their lifestyle.

MKO4ever:
If the president could reject this kind of offer, tell me how someone will spend N250m (of government money oo) to buy car for herself and will not be jailed. Shame on GEJ

gabng:
They are close to 15 armoured S550 in the presidential ground fleet for use by both the president, vice president and thier wives. These vehicles where bought in 2014 by GEJ. These are in addition to those bought in 2012.

Also there are countless armoured vehicles in the CVU (Central Vehicle Unit of the State House) which are for use of visiting heads of states and foreign government dignatories.

Trust me we don't need them replaced in the next 2 to 3 years if this government wants to be prudent.

kuroben4real:
ehn u won, if really u are sensible and matured u would not be abusing pple. Or ur church they are teaching u hw to insult pple u do not know?

handie:
Good one. Honestly, I believe President Muhammadu Buhari has the best interest of the country at heart and with time, things will get better. 49 days is just too short for us to start calling him names. We know the level of expectation is high and virtually, there's no honeymoon period but come on, let's startt judging him after a 100 days..... It's not as if he met a country that was having it all rosy when he got in.(Not. Forgetting he got handover notes less than 24 hours to his inauguration). For those praying for his failure, remember you might get the chance to gloat but Buhari's failure will be Nigeria's failure. I believe in God. I Believe in Nigeria. I know that by may 29 2019, Nigeria would be much better than Buhari met it.

Monalisa185:
CCTV...sheybi na u dey wash the cars?

papoose999:
naive

gabng:
Your stupidity knows no bounds.

Some of us do have a business that is involved to these things. Non Lethal security is my forte. No need to argue with a lilliputian like you.

kenvictor:
This is the type of exemplary, prudent and focused leader Nigeria deserves and needs.
Their usual practice has been New Government; New Things for the government not minding whether the old ones are ok or not.
From onset, Nigeria Govt has never learnt to be careful in spending public funds not until now because of oil price crash and the type of President we now have. How l wish our State Governors borrow a leave from Mr. President's style of leadership.
l am convincingly sure the change has come. Let us all embrace it and support the new govt.

Monalisa185:
like seiously?

i did not even insult you,you would have made your point without the insults,buh nah,you chose to be the stupid one....okay,carry your stupidity dey go.


lilliputian ko Brobdingnagian ni




non lethal security is your forte....i ask you?

PassingShot:
The wailing wailers will still wail at this good decision by the president.

If he accepted the proposal, they would have wailed. And now that he rejects it, they will still wail. Obviously, wailing is their lifestyle.

gabng:
So in your miniscule grey matter dead brain cells asking if i wash the vehicles is not insulting to you. Indeed you are part of a generation that has no values. Just had a look at your profile. Cant believe i am having an argument with a kid. Go get schooled in the school of life before you come here spewing rubbish

@OP I got this off another thread (thanks Samtowo. Credits @Lawalabu_). Find attached to this post a picture of one of the 15 vehicles already on the Presidential Ground Fleet (Not including the Central Vehicle Unit).

Chubhie:
This shouldn't even be news in the first place. Save, an attempt to still keep the APC online sheep who are already regretting something to cheer about from Grampa.

Yes, A very good attempt to keep the change chatters brainwashed as one of the things Baba Ne is doing differently. I ask, when has GEJ-an epic failure a yardstick and role model to Pa Buhari?

Monalisa185:
ogbeni...stop decieving yourself there...it's minuscule...not miniscule(thank me later)...ohh, my profile told you I'm a kid? never knew i was even having an argument with a dumb skull...you should be the getting schooled darling... sorry..granny.

and yeah, when you get a full pic of the 15 vehicles,lemme know..for now...goodbye.

merry02:
na today?this is a cheap propaganda for a cheap recognition!presidency says yes today nd says No tomorrow!Nigerian need good news nt pictures,not someone going to mosque to pray et al...we need a reasonable development pls!

handie:
Good one. Honestly, I believe President Muhammadu Buhari has the best interest of the country at heart and with time, things will get better. 49 days is just too short for us to start calling him names. We know the level of expectation is high and virtually, there's no honeymoon period but come on, let's startt judging him after a 100 days..... It's not as if he met a country that was having it all rosy when he got in.(Not. Forgetting he got handover notes less than 24 hours to his inauguration). For those praying for his failure, remember you might get the chance to gloat but Buhari's failure will be Nigeria's failure. I believe in God. I Believe in Nigeria. I know that by may 29 2019, Nigeria would be much better than Buhari met it.

gabng:
Once again your I too know and your selective brain distortion has proved me right. You just are not worth my time. I was in the classroom before you where in diapers and follow the evolution of spoken english language closely, The fact that you use it with your fellow kids to play scabble does not hold water

[b]
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/minuscule-or-miniscule

The adjective minuscule is a good example of a word whose spelling is changing. It comes from a Latin word, minuscule, meaning ‘somewhat smaller’, but because minuscule means ‘very small’, many people naturally associate it with the word mini, and so spell it miniscule instead.

Looking at the Corpus, we've discovered that the spelling miniscule now makes up around 52% of the total use of the word. This includes examples in printed sources such as newspapers and periodicals as well as in chatrooms or unedited personal blogs. This is from an online edition of a well-known Scottish Sunday paper:

The Edinburgh International Film Festival has a budget of about £1 million, a miniscule amount compared to Cannes or Venice.

and this is from a zoological journal:

Though a few other insects have been shown statistically to have minute differences in wing size, the variances have been too miniscule for the human eye to detect.

But even though the spelling miniscule is slightly more frequent, it hasn't yet become accepted as standard English and you should still treat it as an error to be avoided. If you look up minuscule in the dictionary you'll find that there's a note explaining this. Nevertheless, what's considered controversial today may become acceptable: at some future time, miniscule may be added as a valid alternative [/b]

It is your parents i blame. You think the internet is as anonymous as you think? Go jump in the Lagoon or shut the F up if you have nothing to say on a thread.

Chubhie:
We want to first change the changer through hostile takeover before 2015 powered by the Masses.

Monalisa185:
you consulted the internet? you get time for dah copy and paste o, it was a human being like you that put that stuff there,probably a long time ago.
Change is constant my friend...being in the classroom before me simply means nothing(common sense), buh i was only trying to tell you that miniscule is a mispelling of minuscule... datsall.... could not read everything you typed(no time)

buh for you to blame my parents you do not even know simply shows how disrespectful you are...and to think you want respect from a kid, you gas ((Methane indeed) live by example....so immature.... like i said earlier...goodbye... don't quote me again...respect ya old age....#jahbless!!!

pedel:
The president wasn't the one saying yes today and no tomorrow. You are the one in habit of reading your news from useless bloggers and fake news sources like newspunch.
You didn't complain when the former president was going from church to church. You didn't say anything when he kept visiting Israel with group of pastors for prayer.

merry02:
na today?this is a cheap propaganda for a cheap recognition!presidency says yes today nd says No tomorrow!Nigerian need good news nt pictures,not someone going to mosque to pray et al...we need a reasonable development pls!

stanekha:
When your man was there, can you tell or define the term meaningful development? Guy wake up

mikolo80:
What masses. The ones that voted overwhelmingly for the general. Its only ibo ppl that voted against and nobody want to play with them

PassingShot:
The wailing wailers will still wail at this good decision by the president.

If he accepted the proposal, they would have wailed. And now that he rejects it, they will still wail. Obviously, wailing is their lifestyle.

drkay:
This is a nice move by the President.

merry02:
both Yorubas,igbo nd South/south re regretting it now!

merry02:
both Yorubas,igbo nd South/south re regretting it now!