If you have ever benefited from this so called national Asset identify by raising up you hand. The truth about this, nobody amongs us will come out to say he/she has ever benefited from the National Asset apart from the cabals that has being milking us all this years. Mr. President, OLX is waiting sell it.

The law is the law. EFCC pls return the money back to our treasury. make monkey hand no turn to human being hand o. Baba Bahuri may God continue to see you through in this fight for corruption

#RELEASE ADEYEYE OLORUNFEMI

Mr. President you are God's sent. Pls keep up the fight against corruption we are solidly behind you. Good thing don't come easily .

where are we heading to, during GEJ Administration some politicians from the north said that they are going to make his Government ungovernable now we are under Buhari's Administration Avergers, super Mario, playstation4 militant groups stands as a barrier. Which way Nigeria, which to Go. The Change we are clamoring for start with you and i whether we like it or not.

The law is the law. it is time for the for Nigerians to say no to corrupt.

I do not see anything wrong with his speech. This is not a trend to follow

4 those of us that do not know Mikel was excluded from the squad because of champion league finals on Saturday.He will be back after the friendly on 23 may, for the world cup and nations cup qualifies.

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Pls SABMiller is not owned by peter obi, he might be a share holder that does not mater what mater is how many jobs would this create to the people of Anambra state and Nigeria.