blacknp:
What makes you a native of a no man’s land, unless you are talking of parts of Badagry?

RuudVanNisteroy:

This are the people helinues and NGpatriot will tell you are the best thing to happen since Agege bread.

HeadShot:
The Lamidi cownu has finished nyanmiris.

How one man can pocket a whole tribe is beyond me... It might be juju

cana882:
You came with an idea (idea without capital = poverty), someone financed the project and today you are wealthy and renowned enough to drag him down.

He stole 10% of the state tax which is criminal but he ensured the 90% remainder is put to good use and that is why Lagos keeps developing everyday. SS and SE governors that don’t steal 10% of the state tax, we don’t see any development cause they steal 90% of the income not even tax.

N/B: I’m from SS but let’s say the truth: Tinubu has helped his people and I wish we had someone like him in SS.

nairanaira12:


You mean foolish poor slaves like deroxman, NGpatriot and seunmsg?

NgwalandAbia:
The foolish poor slaves will be defending here, they all are now claiming Lagos till we turn them to house boys.

GeneralPula:
Atiku & others watching..

Sedonxavi:
who told you Lagos is no man's land. When you leave your underdeveloped village in SS/SE and you're accommodated in Lagos is that the reason is no man's land

nengibo:

Which part of SS are you from Ogbomosho? Cause corruption is corruption be it 10% or 100%, well Lagosians were only paying tithe to their god

Unified07:

U are an IDIOT

DEROXMAN:
Don't judge others by your poor rotten life you are the bigger slave used and dumped inconsequential 5% Those who can't sleep a day without mentioning tinubu or SW vagabonds

cana882:
I’m from Rivers state and I can tell you that Wike has done nothing except road construction. Governance is not just about road construction. So the question remains: what has Wike done with the billions Rivers state generates or is allocated to them?

winterfell007:


I noticed how you've constituted yourself as a nuisance in the other thread. You think you're doing igbos a great service by engaging in petty debates.
Before you yab the Lagosian, hope you know that Aba is huge shithole city, you shouldn't even be typing about Lagos when Aba is a nightmare

However, pro-transparency groups and opposition politicians have constantly alleged that Tinubu owned Alpha Beta even though his name is not on any of the company's documents

Miyachi:


Read properly. He never stated that he needed capital. Tinubu realized the potential of the company and decided that he must have a share in it.
Overall, that the company charges 10% on IGR collected is not the problem. What is morally questionable is that he [Tinubu] used his position to enrich himself and his cronies and from what is stated it seems that the company became a front for him to carry out alledged corrupt practices.

I see this blowing up. All it takes is for some forensic auditing on their books and accounts. When you follow the paper trail, you'll be more surprised.

Ekweremadu is the only respondent to the motion marked FHC/ABJ/CS/284/2018.

As its sole prayer, the applicant seeks, “An interim order of this honourable court temporarily attaching/forfeiting the properties listed in Schedule B hereunder to the Federal Government on Nigeria pending the conclusion of further inquiry/investigation by the Special Presidential Investigation Panel for the Recovery of Public Property and/or possible arraignment of the respondent.”

Some of the properties in Schedule B, which the Federal Government urged the court to seize temporarily are at No. 11, Evans Enwerem Street, Apo Legislative Quarters, Apo, Abuja; Plot 2633 Kyami, Abuja; Housing Estate (Plot 1106 CRD, Cadastral Zone 07-07, Lugbe, Abuja; Plot 2782 Asokoro Extension, Abuja, and Houses at Citi Park Estate, Gwagwalada, Abuja.

The properties also include, Plot 1474 Cadastral Zone BD6, Mabushi, Abuja; Congress Court, Abuja; Flat 1, Block D25, Athletics Street, (24th Street) Games Village, Abuja; Plot 66, 64 Crescent, Gwarimpa Estate, Abuja.

The properties said to be in London are, Flat 4 Varsity Court, Harmer Street, WIH 4NW, London; and 52 Ayleston Avenue, NW6 7AB, London.

Those in Dubai are, Room 1903, The Address Hotel, Downtown Dubai; The Address Boulevard, 3901, Dubai; 2 Flats of Burij Side Boulevard (the signature), Dubai; Emirate Gardens Apartment No. EGG1/1/114, Dubai; Emirate Gardens Apartment No. EGG1/115, Dubai; Apartment No. DFB/12/B 1204, Park Towers, Dubai; Flat 3604, MAG214, Dubai; and Villa No 148, Maeen 1, The Lakes Emirates Hills, Dubai.

Those in Florida, USA are said to be 4507 Stella Street, Bellavida Estate Kissime, Florida, USA; 2747 Club Cortile Circle, Kissime, Florida, USA and 2763 Club Cortile Circle, Kissime, Florida, USA.

http://punchng.com/fg-files-suit-to-seize-ekweremadus-22-abuja-us-dubai-houses/

bptc10:
There is no different between you and animal, you're already cursed if this is how you reason, someone is taking 10% of state revenue and you see no wrong with it, I spit on you

cana882:
You came with an idea (idea without capital = poverty), someone financed the project and today you are wealthy and renowned enough to drag him down.

He stole 10% of the state tax which is criminal but he ensured the 90% remainder is put to good use and that is why Lagos keeps developing everyday. SS and SE governors that don’t steal 10% of the state tax, we don’t see any development cause they steal 90% of the income not even tax.

N/B: I’m from SS but let’s say the truth: Tinubu has helped his people and I wish we had someone like him in SS.

tollyboy5:

Shut your mouth. I'm a native of Lagos. The minority natives are not satisfied with the development we see. Only immigrants praise tinubu that much

flyingpig:
Liar

majamajic:


Let's finish with lagos first ,

Take it easy

ednut1:
good use indeed. That is why lagos rail has taken over 12 years ba

Lexusgs430:
His cup is looking full.....For the very greedy old fool......


They would throw all at him to ensure he does not contest in 2023.............

jerseyboy:

“The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” - Winston Churchill