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this one na,baba abeg if i commot for office,make efcc no follow me oh

Chai, Senate is compromise. Rubber-stamp senate for a free ride for Bubu

jeffizy:
This shouldn't be news. We are cultured people.

Some sore losers will come and cry more than the bereaved as usual.

Please how many times do you kneel down to greet old people?

Hypocrite

Nigeria is on a long tin, them don install puppet

Politics

Next Level greating
The World to hear Word

Don't stop laughing

beautiful, united to the next level

Rubber stamp....

Foolish man worshipping his fellow creature.

That's a good example of humility n respect. Ur(Agege) hard work has paid off. U fought Saraki as a parliamentary support group member even when others were afraid to confront him,u did n slayed him to pieces. Everyone has to learn from dat, there's reward for every hard work if not today,then tomorrow.

In a typical Urhobo culture, You kneel while greeting your elder. He's a confirmed Urhobo son. Ride on Obarisi of Urhobo kingdom.

His knees, his problem. I just don't want to hear stories of how NASS is not supportive this time. They have everything going for them now...

ikewaterwater:
Deputy President of the Senate, Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, displayed his respect for President Muhammadu Buhari by kneeling to greet the nation’s leader Tuesday night.

Omo-Agege was at the Presidential Villa with Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, to pay homage after their emergence as principal officers of the Red Chamber. Also on the entourage were Presidential Adviser on National Assembly, Ita Enang, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, Senator Jubrin Barau among others.

After Lawan shook hands with the President, Omo-Agege did same and then knelt as he exchanged pleasantries with Buhari.

Earlier, Omo-Agege described the inauguration of the 9th Senate as a new chapter.
“We all know what transpired in the past but what happened today has turned the page on 8th Senate and we have moved on to the 9th Senate”, he told newsmen.

omo-agege has shown dat he's buhari slave,.anytin buhari tell dis set of senators they'll just rubber stamp..next 4 years will nigeria's toughest

teekay213:
Them done start to dey lick arse o

Rubber stamp legislative

You go die of hypertension. Omo-Agege abi na Omo-Mushin who hijacked the Assembly MACE is not a ass licker

Flat heads wont understand since they wake their elders with flying kick

Up omo agege

He is about. 20 yrs. younger.

Loyalty brought Agege bread this far

sharpsecret:
omo-agege has shown dat he's buhari slave,.anytin buhari tell dis set of senators they'll just rubber stamp..next 4 years will nigeria's toughest

Omo-Mushin, sorry Omo-Agege that hijacked the Assembly MACE is not afraid of anybody neither is he an ass licker. Ass lickers are not bold and determined like Omo-Agege. Yorubas, Hausas, Edos and Africans in general respects their elders. Only Igbos beat up their parents

I hope the usual 16 years PDP rhetoric will stop this time around.

Politicians and hypocrisy

etrouble:
Omo-Mushin, sorry Omo-Agege that hijacked the Assembly MACE is not afraid of anybody neither is he an ass licker. Ass lickers are not bold and determined like Omo-Agege. Yorubas, Hausas, Edos and Africans in general respects their elders. Only Igbos beat up their parents

yea,we know the mace thief is a rubber stamp.....

Mynd44:
Tradition and culture more like.

Wrong. Urhobo males don't kneel when greeting elders.

Lagosfinder:
appreciatefull

buhari and tifnubu as succeeded in fixing rubber stamp in the national assembly

Dareal90s:
Seriously, Hausa, Ijaws, Fulani's, Yoruba's do show deep respect to elders, its only Igbo's that don't respect elders.

Why not just shut your hell hole.
If licking asses is what you lots term being respectful.
Then we Igbos we good.
Ndi ara

etrouble:
We are Africans, we respect our elders. Only Flattinos kick their fathers. Buhari is older than several of them and deserve their respect.

So you mean Omo- Agege kneels to greet the old man that man the gate in his house every morning. pathetic.

This is not respect..it's appreciation for a kind gesture when u know u don't deserve it