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bolinxman:Very very arrogant indeed if he should emerge tonight, I can bet anything that Eyitayo Jegede of PDP will be the next Governor of Ondo State but if Segun Abraham emerges then PDP is done for. |
The FBI on Friday released a detailed report on its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, as well as what appears to be a summary of her interview with agents, providing the most thorough look yet at the probe that has dogged the campaign of the Democratic presidential nominee. The documents released total 58 pages, though large portions and sometimes entire pages are redacted. [FBI’s attempt to show Clinton probe was nonpartisan keeps running into politics] FBI Director James B. Comey announced in July that his agency would not recommend criminal charges against Clinton for her use of a private email server. Comey said that Clinton and her staffers were “extremely careless” in how they treated classified information, but investigators did not find they intended to mishandle such material. Nor did investigators uncover exacerbating factors — such as efforts to obstruct justice — that often lead to charges in similar cases, Comey said. The FBI turned over to several congressional committees documents related to the probe and required that they be viewed only by those with appropriate security clearances, even though not all of the material was classified, legislators and their staffers have said. Those documents included an investigative report and summaries of interviews with more than a dozen senior Clinton staffers, other State Department officials, former secretary of state Colin Powell and at least one other person. The documents released Friday appear to be but a fraction of those. Comey’s announcement in July offered unusual transparency into how the FBI handled the case, and he later answered questions about the matter for nearly five hours during a hearing on Capitol Hill. People on both sides of the political aisle have criticized Comey for his blunt assessment of Clinton’s conduct and unusual release of materials to Congress. Republicans have said the bureau made inspection of them unnecessarily difficult by inappropriately mingling classified documents with unclassified ones. Democrats have said making the documents available at all — especially the summaries of witness statements — sets a bad precedent and might discourage future witnesses from sitting for voluntary interviews with agents. Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon has said that turning over the documents was “an extraordinarily rare step that was sought solely by Republicans for the purposes of further second-guessing the career professionals at the FBI.” But he has said that if the documents were going to be shared outside the Justice Department, “they should be released widely so that the public can see them for themselves, rather than allow Republicans to mischaracterize them through selective, partisan leaks.” Though Fallon seems to have gotten his wish, the public release of the documents will undoubtedly draw more attention to a topic that seems to have fueled negative perceptions of Clinton. A recent Washington Post-ABC News poll found that 41 percent of Americans had a favorable impression of Clinton, while 56 percent had an unfavorable one. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/fbi-releases-hillary-clinton-email-investigation-documents/2016/09/02/21bd3682-704c-11e6-8365-b19e428a975e_story.html#comments Cc: Lalasticlala
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Keneking: is this the Keneking I used to know or another.
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piperson:If you are used to Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and even the late Steve Jobs you will understand they always inspire people with motivational speeches anywhere they go. |
NaYouGoTire:I tell you bro. The guy got me spellbound |
Nkem4040:I swear that Edo guy is a walking encyclopaedia on Nigerian politics. He is too hot to handle. I need his contacts ASAP. |
Wrong Op, the gala, meaty, etc are now slimmer in sizes which makes it worst. |
HungerBAD:This Hunger in you is too Bad |
What kind of VP is this laughing man ![]()
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Standing5:Disgusting thing!
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Funny clown, he is still test running after almost 2 years in power. Demonic jagban jantis |
The dude is still test running the more reason he and his laughing VP should be kicked out of that place fastly. Only a reasonable, listening President can reverse this grim, self-inflicted recession around for the better within the next 2 years just by boosting three sectors; 1. Agriculture 2. Mining and Quarrying 3, Arts, Entertainment and Recreation Note: Optimum Security is the determinant drive to actualize this though. |
beowulfagate:I saw this before he was elected. Too late now |
So so unfortunate that Nigeria is in this quagmire that was self-inflicted. I pray 2019 comes quickly. |
Only in Kenya ![]() |
coolebux:I tell you very very inspiring and soul lifting! |
musicwriter:This is just the stark truth yet some irritating low lifers here will be chanting "Said Baba". Even if the two things were fulfilled, the dollar may still inch close to that ($1 - N1,000) why? We are not a producing economy but a consuming one and besides Buhari's policies are not in tune with the modern age. There is a self-inflicted capital flight brought on us when he stifled foreign exchange business and also his mumuitic devaluation policy. Buhari may be impeached on the long run my brother |
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was at the CoCreation Hub in Yaba, Lagos on Tuesday, August 30, 2016. The 7th richest person in the world was in Lagos to hold a meeting with some key players in the Nigerian tech world to discuss how Facebook can be improved in Nigeria, and how it can support tech development in Africa. Below are eight inspiring things we learnt during questions and answers session with the billionaire: 1. “Move fast and break things. Unless you are breaking stuff, you are not moving fast enough.” No, he is not encouraging those with a penchant for breaking stuff in the anger to carry on doing so as if it is normal behaviour. He is basically saying, challenge the norm; don’t acknowledge limitations or in Naija lingo, never stay in your lane. Forge new tracks for your own lane. 2. “The question I ask myself almost every day is, ‘Am I doing the most important thing I could be doing?’” Valid question. Are you dear reader, doing the most important thing you could be doing with your life, your abilities, your passions for yourself and society? Wait. Don’t answer just yet- think on these things. 3. “People don’t care about what you say; they care about what you build or do.” Actions speak louder than words. You cannot keep mouthing off with no evidence to show for it. Take time to build; invest in the foundation of your building, your systems, your relationships. A house built upon the sand will crumble. 4. “The biggest risk is not taking any risk.” There is nothing else to add to this. 5. “We don’t build services to make money; we make money to build better services.” Perspective. Perspective. Perspective. Think, why do you do what you do? Why are you in business? To make profit, to solve problems, make a difference, what? Let your motive be right. 6. “I think a simple rule of business is, if you do the things that are easier first, then you can actually make a lot of progress.” When a dozen projects are dropped in your lap with an impossible timeline, start with what’s easier. If you begin a Start-up, and a million things are calling for your attention at the same time, the trick: do what’s easier first. 7. “We look for people who are passionate about something. In a way, it almost doesn’t matter what you’re passionate about.” Passion is the fuel that drives the mission. Find your passion and plug it into something. 8. “You are better off trying something and having it not work and learning from that than not doing anything at all.” Loose the fear of failure. It’s a noose around your neck. Don’t be afraid to lay your hands on something new. You can never tell what it stands to become in the nearest future. This looks to me like Mark saw into the Cromwell PSI vision. Let's do this with all our might...it's pleasing to see you all succeed at making a great new way for consulting service value innovation in Nigeria. Let's do this!!! Source: Lifted from my whatsapp page Cc: Seun, Fynestboi, Lalasticlala |
Bunch of despicable lots who have failed to realise that Nigeria is dying under there nose still forming relevance. Even North will reject you bastards let alone SS and SE ![]() |
LabiaMajoraDest:My brother the dollar may hit N600 soon no pun intended. Buhari and his laughing VP are too irritating for my liking. |
I hope the frustrated Zombies forming 'big boys' ate reading this frustrated news as a result of the human-demon they called Buhari (the worst President ever)! |
Good gracious father this madness in the land is too gross to be ignored. Buhari a retired military officer with no class was brought from retirement and forcefully made a President of a sophisticated Country as Nigeria. Unfortunately, right from his enthronement till now, IT IS NO LONGER AT EASE. Rest in peace frustrated man |
TonyeBarcanista:I tell you ![]()
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Johnnyessence:
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Johnnyessence:. You mean by commissioning Osogbo High School? |
Keneking:What really happened? You used to love your darling APC and his leader, Tinubu. ![]() |
Iamhatey:That's my niggi |
Saboteurs have no place in Rivers State not under a leader as Wike! Meanwhile
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Only in Africa in this modern age. |
Unfortunately, this is Nigeria where a Dogara and a Saraki are still Speaker of House of Rep and Senate President respectively. Only in Naija |
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