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He did not only fail Nigerians but failed his own corn munching online miscreants.

Leadership no be by mouth/ Noise.

No fraud pass this one below.

The undisputed king of frauds.

The only crminal president who destroyed the economy of Nigeria in just one year.

While that of Mobil/SEPLAT and RAEC/ SPDC(shell) have been dragging for the past five years.

Na so

State capture. This is just the beginning for the Tinubu's family . They have collected downstream business of NNPC. Baba will now be paying subsidy to himself.

Olympic world holder for the most useless president - Balablue

Keeping pushing Nigerians, its just a matter of time.

Cooked up numbers that they will still deny in coming months.

Fake bishops, fake election, fake certificates, fake childhood pics,fake vote of confidence..

Everything fake in wike's voice.

ayoolataiwo:
Any groups or councils that pass vote of confidence on this present administration have lots of questions to answer,,imagine after claiming subsidy is gone forever and go ahead and paid another 6.4 trillion on the same claim.They re moving us forward by 2 steps and backward by 100

His is now paying subsidy to himself through Oando's OVH Energy that has taken over NNPCL downstream
just weeks after taken over NAOC (Agip) .

Fresh Report Reveals Council of State Did Not Pass Vote of Confidence on Tinubu.


A fresh revelation has emerged, contradicting earlier claims by Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq that the National Council of State (NCS) passed a vote of confidence in President Bola Tinubu at its inaugural meeting last week.

It has been uncovered that no such confidence vote was taken.

Recall that according to Governor AbdulRazaq, who also serves as Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), the Council and the NGF jointly passed a vote of confidence in President Tinubu.

“The high note of the (Council) meeting was a unanimous passage of a vote of confidence on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, Commander in Chief of the Nigerian armed forces,” the Kwara governor said.

However, a high-ranking official present at the meeting has come forward to dispute this claim, describing it as “a dummy sold to reporters.”

The official said the Council of State is a serious advisory body, comprising esteemed members, including former Presidents, Heads of State, and top judiciary and legislative officials. The meeting, the source said therefore cannot be likened to a town hall gathering, where such votes are commonly taken.

“The meeting is a very serious one that has a list of to-do things which we call agenda or agendum. There was nowhere a motion for a debate on whether or not to pass vote of confidence was on the agenda of the meeting. In any case, I know that such votes are passed in a Parliamentary system of government, and Nigeria runs a presidential system,” the Authority Newspaper quoted the official as saying.

According to him, “after the end of the Council meeting, Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, suggested that, in the light of the #endbadgovernance protests, it would be good for the Council to show solidarity with President Tinubu,” offered the official.

“No sooner had the AGF made the proposal than Senate President Godswill Akpabio rose to, in his words, second the motion for Council to pass a vote of confidence on President Bola Ahmed TinubuTinubu,” adding, “to be fair, no former Presidents/Heads of State, nor governors present at the meeting commented on the motion by Fagbemi and Akpabio,” he narrated, adding, “I’m sure the former leaders at the meeting must have been thoroughly embarrassed by Governor AbdulRazaq’s claim.

Former Presidents Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari were physically in attendance at the meeting.


https://politicsnigeria.com/fresh-report-reveals-council-of-state-did-not-pass-confidence-vote-in-tinubu-discloses-more-details/

This us State capture by Bala blue and family.

They have taken over NAOC (Agip) now NNPCL.........

Tinibucomics. Now Paying subsidy to himself and family.

Big one for that matter. Imagine a new Boeing presidential jet in the mist of Hunger.

If uselessness was a person. Balablu you no get conscience at all.

This man came to steal , kill and to destroy.

Its not easy even for BAT supporters. Them don dey hear am.

BAT supporters don dey cary already. Hunger never even start.

You can hardly find a BAT supporter way get sense.

Bro where is the car located?

Ttalk:
You built a hand borehole and called yourself excellency, what's excellent about your project and your person

what is excellent about the one that rigged and paid his way into Aso rock?

SisterAnn:
Gandollar!!!

Baba wey mumu.

Babe you wicked oh.

Ole Barawo onyeoshi

APC and propaganda na 5 & 6

NSA Ribadu, EFCC lied about seizing $37 million to smear #EndHunger protesters; crypto address shows zero balance, never operated.

Nigeria’s national security adviser and the anti-graft EFC are pushing a false narrative aimed at smearing the citizen-led movement to force the Tinubu administration to address the searing hunger and deprivation besetting a vast majority of the country’s nearly 230 million people.

Nuhu Ribadu, the NSA, told a gathering of council of state on Tuesday in Abuja that his office had purportedly discovered large cash assets traced to alleged sponsors of the protests, including $37 million in a crypto address.

Mr Ribadu said politicians looking to undermine President Bola Tinubu were behind the protests and he had been working to expose their financial ties. The claim further amplifies the government’s weeks-long characterisation of the protests as politically motivated without supplying any evidence in support.

Shortly after Mr Ribadu’s claim about his efforts to the council, which he said had been coordinated with the EFCC, court documents circulated on social media containing the order of a federal judge that sought to confiscate crypto accounts on allegations of money laundering and terrorism financing.

EFCC HeadquatersA photo of EFCC Headquaters used to illustrate the story[photo credit:BBC]
While the ex-parte warrant granted to the EFCC did not contain names of alleged sponsors of the protests, Mr Ribadu had deployed generic terms in his address to the council of state that appeared geared towards advancing a smear gambit against millions of Nigerians who took to the streets nationwide from August 1-10.

The EFCC listed four crypto addresses in its application for a warrant to the Abuja judge, Emeka Nwite, on August 9, claiming to have found large sums in the accounts and arguing it was in the national interest to confiscate them.

But Peoples Gazette looked through the crypto addresses listed in a court warrant obtained by the EFCC and found that the government’s claim was mostly falsified and partly misleading. Of the four addresses listed, only one, TUpHuDkiCCmwaTZBHZvQdwWzGNm5t8J2b9, has funds in it up to $518,000 as of the time of this story, and even that lone account belonged to a crypto firm, not an individual as the government claimed.

The second wallet, TGVCWYLdeCyjmSpojd4n7hqfJp2ucwuGAx, which the government listed as having purportedly been used to fund protests, only had N273,000 (or about $175) in it.

Another wallet, bclqd6803rg24sgh4pjaprvh47apvgmleps9zagdt, does not appear to be a valid crypto address as it returned no hits when The Gazette checked via multiple platforms. It was unclear whether or not the government mistakenly typed the address. Still, the EFCC said the account contained only $90 in its court application.

Most notable, however, was the government’s claim that it found $37 million in the crypto wallet TB37WWozkkenGVYWD7Do2N5WT2CedqDktJ. But when The Gazette tracked the wallet, it found nothing in it. Not only was there no money in the wallet, the wallet had never been used to conduct any transactions in the past. It was like opening a free bank account without ever depositing any money into it.

A composite showing the crypto address the Nigerian government claimed holds $37 million actually has zero balance and no transaction historyA composite showing the crypto address the Nigerian government claimed holds $37 million actually has zero balance and no transaction history
Mr Ribadu has become notorious for his overzealousness since Mr Tinubu tapped him as his administration’s lead person on national security last year. He had previously smeared Nasir El-Rufai in order to undermine the former Kaduna governor’s nomination to a ministerial position.

Why Mr Ribadu decided to push a divisive narrative against ordinary citizens remained unclear. Both the NSA and the EFCC did not return requests seeking comments about the status of the crypto accounts.

The protests were seen as the most unifying demonstration in recent decades for bringing both the predominantly Muslim North and Christian-dominated South together in one voice against poverty. Cities, notably Lagos, Kano, Ibadan, Abuja, among others, saw passionate marches through the streets over the first 10 days of August.

The president initially acknowledged the agitations and promised his government was pursuing a multi-pronged measure to pacify citizens who had fallen on hard times.

Northern protesters and TinubuNorthern protesters and Tinubu
But as the demonstration got underway, the government unleashed a series of crude tactics to contain its effects. First, telecom firms were ordered to significantly hobble internet access across the country. Then the police were also allowed to get away with using live rounds at civilian protesters, leading to at least 15 fatalities and many injuries.

Rights activist Zainab Umar said the government has been seeking to discredit the protesters for weeks.

“Many of us who participated in the protest in Kano are still wondering why the government has chosen to target us rather than focusing on the fundamental issues that provoked the protests in the first place,” Ms Umar said by telephone on Wednesday afternoon. “The president and his people seem to be telling us that they want to continue chasing shadows, and we won’t hesitate to return to protest grounds if we cannot see any improvement in our lives in the coming months.”





https://gazettengr.com/nsa-ribadu-efcc-lied-about-seizing-37-million-to-smear-endhunger-protesters-crypto-address-shows-zero-balance-never-operated/

The old man that is presidential how has he performed?

Rice Kimomo. International distributor of rice palliative.

Beer Parlour talk. Rubbish

Story story story. Na only Sudan what of Afghanistan.

Na so

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Hussein035:
Pls if this is true kindly repost 10 times before the Sadeast people who don't do research will start talking RUBBISH

But I am from the east oh. I have 18 years local/intl Oil and gas industry experience so I know what am talking about.

Remember when all done and dusted we will all be 6 feet down. No sad east or West. North and South there. This our generation should learn to outgrow all this nonsense.

EngrKemp:
Read properly. He bought the field from a private foreign company and not from FG .
When he wanted to bid for the ones FG listed Buhari blocked him

You are the one not reading properly. All oilfields in Nigeria are owned by FG with IOCs or NOCs under a JV or production sharing agreement.
So that OML 17 He bought it from an SPDC /NNPC JV then with SPDC as operator of the JV.

Philipponzaghi:
Omo, this na political drama wey dey play for front of our eyes! Abia State dey deny rice, but we all sabi say Tinubu dey try. E fit be say dem no want make dem chop am. Na so dem go dey talk, but we know say the palliatives dey come. Make dem no forget say communication fit be the real wahala! Tinubu's intentions good, but na the governors wey dey play games!