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Personally,I don't see another black man as the next american president,just after Obama.

How much?

What if I can see both?

He looks cute in the accused box,may be he'll look so in jail too.

Caught napping

Thobeee:
who is this #Maturedjobless Guy

I can employ u and keep u on a wage of N4500 per day, for as long as u can serve.
Jobless my a.s.s.

PERFECT SCENERIO Guys are envious Girls are tripping
Omo to fine

You guys are not just up to the competition,so u keep beating about the bush like our politicians.(Propaganda)

And am yet to see any challenging pictures.

Prove me wrong,stop wailing. (And am not talking cosmetic beauty)

durubrian:
hahahahaha... funniest post on nairaland... I just wasted my mb clicking on the OP's profile ... i might be ugly Buh seeing you, I feel beautiful inside .. #lol

Lol@beautiful inside,
U mean ur a.s.s. Hole,Gay a.s.s motherf...er

IamRespected:
Tah!!! Even my dog is finer than u

Let's see the picures of ur dog then(cause its clear ur dog is finer than u)

If you think you are cuter, let's see(pictures)

Mrs Jonathan, it was learned, yesterday met with aggrieved former political appointees and politicians in the PDP seeking new strategies to ensure the re-election of Governor Dickson for a second term in office
Sources privy to the meeting said the former first lady urged members of the group and politicians at the meeting to support Dickson’s re-election unconditionally, stressing that the issue at stake at the December 5 election was not about her and the governor, but the fact that the PDP must retain the state.
According to sources at the meeting, Mrs Jonathan observed that THOUGH SHE WAS ANGRY WITH GOVERNOR, the development of Bayelsa State under a trusted hand like Governor Dickson was above personal anger, and cautioned that the coming election would not be “carry go”. She charged party members to reach out to the people at all levels.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/bayelsa-2015-jonathans-wife-mobilizes-support-for-dicksons-re-election/

HE wanted to remain in the limelight,so we say "welcome to the limelight".

Until don j sign me, he never sign anybody. Quote me anywhere.

Cash crunch has hit the National
Assembly and forced the Senate to put on hold the
public hearing on power probe.
According to a Senator, who did not want his name
mentioned, the cash crunch was also largely
responsible for crippling oversight activities of the
various committees in the Senate and House of
Representatives.
Making reference to the cash crunch being
experienced in the National Assembly, a member
of the Senate’s ad hoc committee on power,
Senator Mao Ohuabunwa (PDP Abia North), said
the much-expected public hearing on power sector
cannot hold for now due to non-availability of
funds to run it.
It will be recalled that Senate President, Bukola
Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad hoc
committee to carry out a holistic investigation into
the management of funds appropriated to the
power sector since the Olusegun Obasanjo’s
civilian administration.
It was also gathered that the economic down turn
being experienced in the country has hit the
National Assembly and led to non-payment of
August salary of the 469 federal lawmakers as at
yesterday, September 17.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/cash-crunch-hits-nass-senate-forced-to-halt-hearing-on-power-probe/

Ojibokoro!!!!
Tuoyor tuoyor

When it gets to 50000mw let me know.

Paranoia

DaBullIT:
I hope his coming to Nigeria makes a positive difference in our situation

Is he God?

DaBullIT:
I hope his coming to Nigeria makes a positive difference in our situation

Is he God

R

My all time favourite naija actor

He is drawing attention to himself
He'll soon get it.

My governor
The soon to be "GO AND DIE MINISTER"

Derenle,charly boy and majek fashek are the top 3

With their awka made pistols, abi?

This was exactly the same case when Oba akenzua 2 of Benin kingdom was about to be buried in 1979.



The Senate, yesterday, constituted an ad-hoc Committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.

Announcing the 13-man ad-hoc committee, yesterday, Senate President, Bukola Saraki urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

Jonathan, Yardadua and Obasanjo

The committee which has Senator Abubakar Kyari, APC, Borno North, as chairman, was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN.

Yesterday’s action of the Senate would inadvertently probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.


Link: http://www.gossipmill.com/2015/08/power-sector-nigerian-senate-probes-obj-yaradua-and-goodluck-jonathan/#more-16783

Now let the wailers wail and the pooharist poo.
As for me,am just spectating.

Animalistic tendencies

THE news trending in the social media about huge sums of foreign and local currencies being hidden in several mansions across the country by a former Nigerian leader gives most right-thinking Nigerians goose pimples. Can it indeed be true as we have read in various online portals such as face book, Nairaland and others that the much sought after hard currencies and Naira amounting to over one billion dollars are being hidden in various houses belonging to the wife, relations and concubines of one of Nigeria’s former leaders?
In most cases, such rumours in Nigeria turn out to be reality, as we are in a country where “wonders never end” as they say in ordinary parlance. Every now and then, our countrymen and women are regaled with news of one financial malfeasance or the other and one begins to wonder when we shall extricate ourselves from such damaging scandals that keep unfolding from time to time.
In the latest stories in the social media, its been reported of how some posh mansions scattered across different parts of the country are being stashed with millions of foreign currencies ranging from the dollar, Euro, pounds sterling, CFA and Naira. They are being hidden in fortified safes constructed by major construction firms in Nigeria. The implication of this is that such safes and their places of abode will remain impenetrable.
From Lagos to Abuja, Port Harcourt, Yenogoa, the reports indicate that in several houses in those cities quantum amounts of foreign currencies “occupy” them rather than actual human beings. Some of those houses are also furnished lavishly as a way of concealing the real “occupants”. This kind of decoy is meant to deceive the unsuspecting members of the public.
Obviously, what this implies is that the avowed commitment of the Buhari administration to trace Nigeria’s stolen money may have injected high level paranoia, fear and trepidation, that patronising conventional banking system has become a no go area for corrupt people. As much as this serves the interest of those that perpetrate this act, it is not by any means a good omen for our society and financial system generally, for those in positions of authority to continually rip the country off, just to serve their pecuniary interests. This is without doubt the highest betrayal of public trust and confidence. Irrespective of how demoralising this monumental sleaze appears, yet it is consoling that the war against corruption which the present administration has embarked on is making appreciable impact.
It is only hoped that as the government endeavours to recover all looted funds that Nigerians will offer them the requisite support to go the whole hog in sanitising the system. It is indeed regrettable the heavy toll that many years of sleaze has taken on our country, and the consequent hardships and privations associated with it. Therefore, all hands must be on deck to ensure that as a nation we don’t relent on the fight to reclaim Nigeria from the albatross of corruption.
In the latest instance as reported online we find huge sums of money being frittered away to relations, concubines, wife, etc. The question is where does the redemption lie? Even more interesting is that locations where the monies are hidden are listed. For example, mention was made of Lekki Phase 1, Ikoyi Victoria Island all in Lagos. Equally mentioned in the reports are places like Port Harcourt, Abuja (Maitama and Asokoro), Bayelsa state (Yenogoa and an unnamed village). If the resources of the country are frittered away in this manner, obviously we are in for Armageddon.
All hope is not lost considering that security operatives have swung into action and Nigerians eagerly await the outcome of their investigations. The mere fact that two aides of the former Nigerian leader have stepped forward to spill the beans, or act as whistleblowers as the social media reports indicate, goes a long way to show that Nigerians are indeed sick and tired of a situation where a few revel in opulence with proceeds of corruption while majority of the citizens wallow in abject poverty, squalor and want.
There is no period in our nation’s history when war against corruption has been more desirable than now, considering the negative effects of the malaise in our national life. The dilapidated infrastructure, unemployment, poor health care delivery, drop in educational standards and other ills bedeviling Nigeria are by-products of corruption.
Many observers have at different occasions attributed lack of visionary leadership for the propensity by those in authority to engage in corrupt practices, and this truly is the case, for visionary leaders usually plan ahead for their nations. In Nigeria, it seems that people entrusted with leadership responsibilities consider the interests of their immediate families as overriding than that of the entire nation. It is however gratifying that the Buhari administration has found it necessary to clean the augean stable by fighting corruption headlong.
Perhaps, this is the reason some former office holders have resorted to using their homes as “banks” of some sort by hiding the stolen funds in them. Again, this new approach to sleaze will do more harm than good to the nation’s economy, if we consider the inflationary effects on the economy.
Firstly, it reduces drastically the foreign currencies in circulation for carrying out legitimate business and secondly weakens the naira against other world currencies as we shall now have excess naira chasing few foreign currencies in circulation.
As patriotic citizens, this ought not to be the approach to nation-building and development. Sometimes, it raises the question if Nigerians are different species of human beings that we do things in ways that befuddle sane people.
From the administration of President Obasanjo, and up this day Nigeria is still recovering hundreds of millions of dollars which late Head of State, General Sani Abacha stashed in foreign banks, yet this did not serve any useful lesson on our successive leaders, as they continue to loot the nation’s treasury at will.
By engaging in unbridled corrupt practices, both Nigerians living and those unborn are subjected to perennial poverty, misery, want and diseases as the monies that ordinarily should be used to build the country are stolen and hidden in unknown places.
If it is indeed true as reported in the social media that over one billion dollars are hidden in various mansions across the country by a former Nigerian leader, then government must intensify efforts to recover the loot, and channel it towards addressing the huge infrastructural deficits and other needs of the country.
With the downfall in oil prizes, every kobo must be accounted for, and the new government can only deliver on its electoral promises with available resources. Therefore, all hands must be on deck to give a helping hand in ensuring that past government officials don’t elope with their ill-gotten wealth. The day of reckoning is here with us and everyone, irrespective of status should be called to give account of his or her stewardship. Nigeria cannot continue to go on a roller coaster ride in terms of fighting corruption as it has marred our growth and development as a nation. By the currency conversion rate today, one billion dollars will translate into about N220 billion which can be used to salvage the country.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/corruptionmoney-now-livein-houses/