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ABIOLAXYZ:
Don't lose up on them

natoday hope lose

what good is d lies they will tell u during d debate ? we. already know them so no need

u are welc

ok na

answer ke
I believe d questionnaire does not know d ways of a military leader. Buhari was in his 30s enjoying all powers. How dere u question him then. anyway he still owns no man an apology.
military is over its Democracy.
By d way I hear people saying they don't want to go back to d past 80s..... so why bring back d problems of d 80s.
All we need is good governance

na u make sick?

ok na
I c ur handwork well well o. PDP

lol

ok na

no TV nor light Lol

ok na

let him win first

u maybe

dead

those dat left their seat are mainly those dat don't know their route hence looking for their vehicle bf d final speaker n to avoid stepped. yes its true d people love their governor hence will vote for who he says they should vote. so pack well PDP brothers

ok na

ok na

are u sure??

so who will vote him in na

PDP is going down

it will b a great game PDP APC any which way

too late

crownprince102:
The first 4 are what we should call standard and quality stadium, I wonder where in the world new stadiums are built and it is half covered, it discourages fan from trooping to the stadiun. Who wan stay under sun they support one team wey den still dey beat for home.

its not even half covered sef. just VIP stand is covered. so its just like my secondary school field without a sit

Inkredible:
Happy New Year

Happy new year all

6. never kiss openly

history can't repeat itself so easily na

me n myself
pls FP things. all nl must read ds.

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ok na

Sirniyeh:
www.saharareporters.com/2014/12/29/robber-state-can-now-drink-her-oil-2-erasmus-ikhide

Those involved in oil bunkering do not fetch crude oil with bowls or buckets. They do so with cargo ships, Marine tankers and ocean liners and, they are known.
It's alleged that the wife of Mr President, Mrs Patience Jonathan owns MT Patience cargo ships 1-10 that are involved in oil bunkering at the Forcados Terminal, Brass in Port Harcourt and other oil producing States in the Niger Delta.

These gigantic marine tankers don't have wings with
which they fly. They are regularly being escorted by the Nigerian navy and other security apparatus across the coastal lines. Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil
producer, accounting for more than two million barrels per day.

But from investigation, more than 4 million barrel
per day is produced, but only two million is accounted for. Even the Nigeria Liquified Gas, NLG is not left out of this bizarre business.

Speaking during a visit of the Association of Enigies from Edo South to him yesterday, Oshiomhole said, “Over the past 18 months, we have not shared the
excess crude account and yet, the account is empty. Sometimes we are told they have taken money from it to fund subsidies including subsidy on kerosene
but your royal highnesses, there is nowhere in your various domains where kerosene is sold for N50. So in the name of subsidy, large sums of money are being stolen.

“Things are tough now around the country because the Federal Government mismanaged our national resources and what is being stolen, nobody agrees it is being stolen. What is arguable is who is responsible for this stealing. When the Federal Government and the President talk about oil theft and the amount that is allegedly stolen is huge such that whereas we have the capacity to produce about 2.4 million barrels a day, what accrues into the federal government account is less than 1.8 million barrel a day.

“From the last time we had a meeting, the handouts they distributed shows that sometime for a period of two weeks, we were losing as much as 700,000 barrels a day and that has been on for the past
twelve years. I am not able to understand why, suddenly, Nigeria cannot protect its territorial waters because the boundaries have not changed and the people are still the same and at the peak of the so-called militancy, we were still exporting about 2
million barrels a day.

“Then how can we explain that after we have resolved the issue of militancy in the Niger Delta, we have rehabilitated the ex- militants and even awarded contracts to them, that we are losing as much crude oil as that to oil thieves and to the best of my
knowledge, there is no major known person who has been prosecuted and convicted for oil theft in a way that reflects the magnitude of what is being allegedly
stolen.

really