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NgeneUkwenu:. Hahahahahahahahahah. It gives me joy seeing your hairy black ass in pains. Wike grabbing them by the womanliness. Wike is just playing Politics the way APC thought him to. First attack your opponents with accusations so as to draw sympathy to your side and that translates to outright support to you from the electorates. Wike Ngeneukwuezi's nightmare. Hahahahahahahahah. Ngene pls stop crying.
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Buhari sef. In other news I heard Ngeneuwkuezi has gone to the farm to hang herself out of frustration. Omenka could you pls confirm this info for us? Oh you are going to hang yourself as well. This is serious. Buhari why ![]() |
Epic Right??
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bashydemy:Simply put Buhari couldn't bribe the acting CJN period. |
NgeneUkwuezi pls take heart.
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NgeneUkwenu:Oshiomole shared money yet you supported him. Later you and Buhari will turn around and claim you are fighting corruption whereas you are only witch hunting PDP. I spit on your hypocritical face. |
Ngeneukwuezi right now.
Hahahahahahahah.
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NgeneUkwenu:Now that you have shown us kindly go to the other room we don't need you here. |
NgeneUkwenu:Now that you have shown us kindly go to the other room we don't need you here. |
The bill for establishment of Nigerian Maritime University at Okerenkoko in Delta State, on Wednesday scaled second reading at the Senate, months after Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, announced scrapping of the project. The bill sponsored by James Manager (PDP-Delta) was unanimously supported by the senators after the mover’s lead debate, making case for the establishment of the university. The groundbreaking of the proposed school at Okerenkoko in Warri south-West local government area was done by former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2014 and, according to the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, physical asset were on site. However, there has been no law backing the establishment of the university. Addressing the senate committee on maritime on January 19, Mr. Amaechi had announced the scrapping of the project, which was to be financed by the Nigerian Maritime and Safety Administration Agency, a parastatal under his ministry. Mr. Amaechi then cited insecurity in the area, and said the project was a “misplacement of priority” because there are transport institutes in Zaria (Kaduna), and Oron (Akwa Ibom), already. Later on June 14 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, the Minister said the Federal Government lacked the funds to continue with school; and that unless the N13 billion spent on the procurement of the land for the project was retrieved, the project stood scrapped. “Okerenkoko (Maritime University), I am not against,” he said. “My argument about Okerenkoko is that land alone is 13 billion (naira). If you give me 13 billion, I will buy the half of Lagos. That 13 billion has built the university already.” “What to do: let EFCC retrieve the money and release the money and we build the university. If they bring the N13 billion, I will build the university for them. That’s for land alone. I believe the Federal Government does not have money. When we have money, we can continue. The minister of petroleum has said he would look for the money. Minister, give me the money and we continue,” Mr. Amaechi said in Uyo. But the Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu disagreed with Mr. Amaechi, saying he was in support of the project, drawing a loud applause from the audience. “First, let me say on Okerenkoko University, I disagree with the Minister of Transport,” he said. “Any facility that is located in the South-South we should work close to developing it. I don’t care the circumstances under which you are placed.” On Wednesday, the Senate shunned the transport minister, ensuring the bill for the establishment of the Maritime University scaled second reading. Mr. Manager, the sponsor, argued that maritime sector had huge potentials and that Nigeria should have a university for the purpose of producing capable manpower for the sector which, as he said, is currently dominated by foreign interests. On suitability of Okerenkoko for the project, he said the area was close to the sea and surrounded by oil wells. The move that the bill be read for the second time was seconded by Fauster Ogola (PDP- Bayelsa) who said the giving legal backing to the school would make Nigeria become a “hub of manpower development in the Maritime sector.” He said Nigeria would be the first to have maritime university in West Africa once the bill received approval of the National Assembly ultimately. Gbenga Ashafa (APC-Lagos) and Jibrin Barau (APC-Kano) also supported the bill. After the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, called the voice vote and the Senators unanimously responded ‘ayes’, Mr. Saraki ruled the bill be referred to the committee on tertiary education and Tetfund. The committee was asked to report back in four weeks. Also, the Senate made progress on the bill to make the Maritime Academy in Oron, Akwa Ibom State a degree awarding institution. The bill, proposed by Effiong Nelson (PDP-Akwa Ibom) was read for the second time. www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/215507-breaking-senate-shuns-amaechi-passes-maritime-university-bill.html |
mrvitalis:Shameless Afonja. How much has the Fool in Aso Rock giving you since he assumed office? I guess only RECESSION. |
A friend uploaded this pix so i decided to share with you guys and equally know your opinion towards ascertaining the real mad person in this pix. Who is the mad person? The Girl or the Man?
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Kenshinmunac:Brodaly the magic there is that instead of the pole to hold the electric cables,the electric cable is the one now holding the pole. Not from my street anyway. |
Emperorone:We place high premium on political party and politicians than on human lives. |
adjoviomole:Brodaly that's the kind of country we live in. |
Nice and lovely. Obiano you are the man. |
It is only in Nigeria that certain things can happen,like the photo below. When people say that there is nothing impossible in Nigeria,many think this statement is just an exaggeration. But over the years everyone can testify that this is one place that magic can happen. Or where else in the world would you see a severed electric pole still standing tall and holding on to the cables that supply electric light to households? Mods pls help and move this to the right section and equally push it to fp. Thanks
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Hell Rufai GO AND DIE=Oshiomole |
Buhari is a total failure to Nigerians= Donald Trump. |
Dakuku is my son= Wike |
Thank you Fayose. Buhari is a Terrorist=Hell Rufai. |
Falana is an Integrity Challenged Charlatan=Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. |
I concur. Thumbs up Fayose. |
iamkeyz:042 and You? |
iamkeyz:Entity lakamua to apply close up @ dis atyma via unec vibrations cos Ewu akpukpanti are in fulani kingdom hereth else they willy decode uganda vibrations and begin to vibrate via ihe anuu na nti. Bikokwa lets rotate abaka to Queens Languajara. I adolf for uganda. |
bettercreature:I think you have a point there. I'll let the FOOL BUHARI know about it so he can get to the root of his FOOLISHNESS. Or should i first inform Mr Liar Mohammed? |
Buhari is a FOOL=Liar Mohammed. |
Congrats Akwa Ibom and Abia State. As for NgeneUkwuezi she/he is a sore loser a.nd a disgrace to her/his fellow APC Zombies. As for Liar Mohammed he is a Big time FOOL. #kill_dat_lying_bastard. |
Russia to the rescue. Meanwhile in another thread Liar Mohammed is a Big Fool and a disgrace to APC. #Kill_dat_lying_bastard. |
Liar Mohammed is a big old FOOL and a disgrace to APC. #Kill_dat_lying_bastard. |
Liar Mohammed is a big old FOOL and a disgrace to APC. |

