gbosaa:


Much respect to him. If I’m to compile a list of top 50 Nigerians of all time, he should be in the top 10. That’s my opinion but I have a problem with over zealous and over religious people who would accept everything that come from him hook line and sinker.

I watch his videos, I have been there and might still go there. I don’t think he shouldn’t be criticised. He should be. I have seen and witnessed somethings that made me question him. US election (Clinton) is one of them.

Sometimes you see and read very vague incidents and people will claim that he spoke about such and give him the credit. I have my reservations about that.

I watched him years ago say that boko haram will get tired of bombing! I watched him say something about the country splitting into five of differ parts. I’ve been searching for the video ever since.

His may 14-16 is very vague and things happen in Nigeria every second.

well I can't see anything special happening today 16th may 2018 apart from the Nigerian Senate signing into law the 2019 budget into Law.

Has he said what will happen.?

Perhaps it was the Saraki IGP fight or the violent Palestinian protests following the US Embassy move, resulting in some deaths.

SirToothBrush:
today is 16th May 2018 bro... How fa na ?

The drama currently unfolding (as at today's headlines) with Sarakai and the rest seems to authenticate this prophecy.

The fight between the NASS and the IGP is taking new dimensions.

See below news article:

SARAKI COMES ALIVE AFTER 3 YEAR COMA

* *National Assembly Joint Executive Session* ...

See Details:

The National Assembly held a joint Executive session today Tuesday June 5, 2018 where lawmakers resolved as follows;

1. The Security Agencies must be given marching orders to curtail the sustained killings of Nigerians across the country and protect life and properties of Nigerians as this is the primary duty of any responsible Government.

2. The systematic harassment and humiliation by the Executive of perceived political opponents, people with contrary opinions including Legislators and Judiciary by the police and other security agencies must stop.

3. There must be strict adherence to the Rule of Law and protection for all citizens by the President and his appointees.

4. The President must be held accountable for the actions of his appointees and must be ready to sanction those that carry out any act which will ridicule or endanger our country and democracy.

5. The Government should show sincerity in the fight against corruption by not being selective also prosecute current appointees that have cases pending against them.

6. The sanctity of the National Assembly should be protected and preserved the Federal Government of Nigeria by not interfering in its business and prosecuting those who invaded the Senate to seize the mace.

7a. National Assembly should liaise with International Communities through the IPU, APU, ECOWAS, CPA, Parliament, Pan African Parliament, EU, UN, US congress and UK Parliament to secure our democracy.

b. Democratic elections must be competitive and inclusive by removing the present reign of fear and intimidation particularly as we approach the forthcoming 2019 elections.

8. The National Assembly will work closely with Civil Society Organisations, Trade Unions and NGOs to further deepen and protect our democracy

9. The President must take immediate steps to contain the growing level of unemployment and poverty in Nigeria especially now that we have advantage of the oil price having risen to $80 per barrel.

10. Both chambers of the National Assembly hereby pass a vote of confidence on the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the entire leadership of the National Assembly.

11. we reaffirm our earlier resolution of vote of no confidence on the Inspector General of Police who does nothing other than preside over the killing of innocent Nigerian and consistent framing up of perceived political opponents of the President and outright disregard for constitutional authority, both executive and legislative.

12. Finally, the National Assembly will not hesitate to evoke its Constitutional powers if nothing is done to address the above resolutions passed today.

donnie:


The drama currently unfolding (as at today's headlines) with Sarakai and the rest seems to authenticate this prophecy.

The fight between the NASS and the IGP is taking new dimensions.

See below news article:

SARAKI COMES ALIVE AFTER 3 YEAR COMA

* *National Assembly Joint Executive Session* ...

See Details:

The National Assembly held a joint Executive session today Tuesday June 5, 2018 where lawmakers resolved as follows;

1. The Security Agencies must be given marching orders to curtail the sustained killings of Nigerians across the country and protect life and properties of Nigerians as this is the primary duty of any responsible Government.

2. The systematic harassment and humiliation by the Executive of perceived political opponents, people with contrary opinions including Legislators and Judiciary by the police and other security agencies must stop.

3. There must be strict adherence to the Rule of Law and protection for all citizens by the President and his appointees.

4. The President must be held accountable for the actions of his appointees and must be ready to sanction those that carry out any act which will ridicule or endanger our country and democracy.

5. The Government should show sincerity in the fight against corruption by not being selective also prosecute current appointees that have cases pending against them.

6. The sanctity of the National Assembly should be protected and preserved the Federal Government of Nigeria by not interfering in its business and prosecuting those who invaded the Senate to seize the mace.

7a. National Assembly should liaise with International Communities through the IPU, APU, ECOWAS, CPA, Parliament, Pan African Parliament, EU, UN, US congress and UK Parliament to secure our democracy.

b. Democratic elections must be competitive and inclusive by removing the present reign of fear and intimidation particularly as we approach the forthcoming 2019 elections.

8. The National Assembly will work closely with Civil Society Organisations, Trade Unions and NGOs to further deepen and protect our democracy

9. The President must take immediate steps to contain the growing level of unemployment and poverty in Nigeria especially now that we have advantage of the oil price having risen to $80 per barrel.

10. Both chambers of the National Assembly hereby pass a vote of confidence on the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the entire leadership of the National Assembly.

11. we reaffirm our earlier resolution of vote of no confidence on the Inspector General of Police who does nothing other than preside over the killing of innocent Nigerian and consistent framing up of perceived political opponents of the President and outright disregard for constitutional authority, both executive and legislative.

12. Finally, the National Assembly will not hesitate to evoke its Constitutional powers if nothing is done to address the above resolutions passed today.

Mr Man check your date again

SirToothBrush:


Mr Man check your date again

What about the date?