Alphamale2017:
Op so u are trying to tell me that if i PH 10k now i will get 700k before saturday ?

Hahahaha nairaland no go kill me ooo

Na so una dey start and no dey finish

Hmm end time

pls guys anyone answering should be analytical,i really need this answer. Christmas dates are the same every year but that of Easter varies why?

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Dothraki:
A babe once told me she'll become a catholic sister if I was the only man left in the world!

Hahahahaha Choi see finishing

Choi see finishing [quote author=FavoredGuy post=55527823]The Op thought he can do away all brand of weed until until his co-agbero returned from travel wit an Oshogbo brand. Guy, that weed one is too strong for your light brain. Continue with that your local brand.

thanks all for the info

richidinho:
ohhhhhhhhh!.....una wnt go wake those boys in the creek again!

cant you guys just call him on phone? or better relocate your chamber to his house for say 3days?


i know what am saying oooo

richidinho:
ohhhhhhhhh!.....una wnt go wake those boys in the creek again!

cant you guys just call him on phone? or better relocate your chamber to his house for say 3days?


i know what am saying oooo

I broke up with her because Buhari is not working

hmm phone of 45k to 50k in this reccesion. guy arrange a phone of 30k and use the rest to help the needy

facebook, twitter, whatsapp and nairaland addicts una don hear this one?

Don't allow the shape of Oyibo ladies to distract to purpose, if not na sorry go be your name

Sammez94:
My brother if and only if(conditional statement) that is true go jump for lagoon like that doctor or go buy rat poison and mix it with yr dinner that way they ll allow you to rest in peace
Shalom

how is if and only if a conditional statement?No i can't take this, i must see your teacher

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mbaboy:
If only Buhari will show us his certificate like this, even if it is fake

Sarrrki:
Like It Not Europe Will Learn A Hard Lesson The The Religion Of Urine Will Stop At Nothing To Turn Europe Into A Caliphate !!

Choi see exposition

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Nwodosis:
The teacher and the student have the same handwriting! Scam detected.

broad daylight scam

timecapsule:
Arrest indeed or is it not a show off?. When will they be proseicute or have you proseicute any before? It just a show of shame!

Na Java phone you dey use? which one is proseicute? the first should be prosecuted not proseicute. One Love Bro

The All Progressives Congress caucus at the Senate on Tuesday expressed its grievances against the executive at a meeting with the party’s National Working Committee.

It was gathered that at the closed-door meeting, which started at 2.45pm and ended at 5.25pm, the APC senators absolved themselves of blame over the non-confirmation of the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu.

It was learnt that the senators told the party leaders that Magu’s confirmation “died” before getting to the Senate and that the senators only did its funeral.

Investigations also showed that senators, who were loyal to the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, demanded the withdrawal of the suit against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, describing the trial as political.

The meeting, which was held in Room 022 in the New Building section of the National Assembly Complex, Abuja, began shortly after Saraki and the National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, led others to the venue at 2.30pm before journalists were sent out at 2.45pm.


In his opening remarks, the Majority Leader of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan, said the event was historic as it was the first time the leadership of the party would be meeting with the senators.

“This will be the first meeting of the APC Senate caucus with our National Working Committee. On behalf of my colleagues here, Mr. Chairman, I welcome you to this historic, memorable and very important interaction with the Senate APC Caucus of the National Assembly,” he said.

Odigie-Oyegun, who made reference to the point made by Lawan in his remarks, also described the meeting as historic.

Oyegun calls for ceasefire

Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Odigie-Oyegun called on party stakeholders to “cease fire.”

He said, “My appeal is that as we start now the process of reconstructing relationships and consultations, there should be what I will call a ceasefire in terms of the kind of abuse that is used all round on one institution of government or the other, even principal parties of these institutions.”


Saraki pointed out that whether there were issues or not, regular consultations between the caucus and the party were important.

He stated, “Despite all the noise you heard last week, we still passed an amendment to the INEC law that had been there for over six or seven years.

“By this time next week, our Committee on Petroleum will lay the PIB, which has never been done.”

“It’s unfortunate but the most important thing is that a lot of stakeholders must respect these institutions. These institutions are there now and they are going to be there after, and we should not allow our selfish interests to enable us to try and ridicule the institutions.”

When asked if the suspension of the former Majority Leader of the Senate, Senator Ali Ndume, was raised at the meeting, Saraki replied, “Your question again is distracting from the issues. You have 108 senators here and you have the National Chairman. Let us focus on national issues.”


Why Magu was not confirmed

A senator, who was at the meeting, but spoke on condition of anonymity, said the lawmakers drew the attention of the party leaders to the reports of the Department of State Services that indicted Magu.

It was gathered that the senators took on the national leadership of the APC, accusing the NWC of staying aloof while the crisis between the executive and the legislature was worsening.

The lawmaker, who confided in The PUNCH, said members of the Senate APC Caucus berated the party for failing to advise President Muhammadu Buhari to caution his political appointees.

Magu’s issue dead on arrival

The source said, “We told the leadership of our party that political appointees of President Muhammadu Buhari were using the media against us, especially Magu. We stated to them that Magu (case) was brought in dead; that what we did was to only conduct his funeral.

“We called the attention of the party leaders to the fact that an agency under the executive issues a damning report twice against the nominee under the same executive. We told them we were not to be blamed for what happened to Magu.

“Many reiterated the fact that Magu’s case was dead on arrival at the Senate and there was no way we could have ignored the report and clear him.”

‘SGF, Customs CG, others disrespecting Senate’

According to the source, the senators accused Buhari’s appointees of disrespecting them, the senators said, “We also called for more respect for the institution of the Senate, especially by those under the executive. That was where the cases of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (Mr. Babachir Lawal) and the Director General of the Nigeria Customs Service (Col. Hameed Ali) were cited.”

The senator further said the lawmakers reminded the NWC that the National Assembly caucus of the party was critical to the existence and well being of the APC as the members were the ones who were funding the party.

He added, “We told the party that we have been considerate enough. In fact, we would have rejected about four ministerial nominees but we felt we should not embarrass the President Buhari-led administration.”

When asked about the demands of the APC leadership, the source said the members of the NWC could not refute some of the issues raised by the lawmakers.

The Senator stated, “They also realised that they had not been playing their role. We even asked Odigie-Oyegun if he usually takes directives from President Buhari before taking actions regarding the party. We told him that he did not need to consult with the President before playing his role as the leader of the party. We also warned the leaders that our party might find it difficult to win elections the way things are going.”

Saraki’s men demand withdrawal of CCT case

It was also gathered that some APC senators, particularly those loyal to Saraki, urged the party to ensure that the ongoing trial of the Senate President at the Code of Conduct Tribunal was stopped, describing it as political.

Another source at the meeting, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “The APC leaders said we were too confrontational against the President.

“They said the Presidency was not supposed to be finding things difficult with us since we belonged to the same party.

“However, several senators explained that they were not happy with the President’s style. They complained that the President was not giving them due consideration especially. They said most of the people the President was appointing were unknown to them.

“Some of the senators also asked the party leadership to ensure that Saraki’s trial at the CCT was stopped as this would be the perfect way to reconcile the two arms of government.”

It was learnt that the party leaders promised to convey the issues to Buhari while the senators said they would ensure that the 2017 budget was swiftly looked into as well as the screening of the Resident Electoral Commissioners and ministers.

Senate may resume RECs’ confirmation

There were also indications after the meeting that the Senate was set to resume the confirmation hearing for ministers and the RECs nominated by the President.


https://punchng.com/fg-should-drop-sarakis-cct-case-apc-senators-tell-party/amp/

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I will only take Buhari serious when this persons visit kuje prison

Yes this is the change we are talking about, where people will not wear uniform of the institution they represent, where someone can use millions to clear GRASS. yes!!! change




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The Senate has asked the Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service , Col . Hameed Ali ( retd . ) , to come back on Wednesday in uniform.
The lawmakers said as the chief executive of the security outfit, Ali should lead by example .
The Customs boss had appeared before the Senate on Thursday, after he failed to show up on Wednesday as initially scheduled. He also came in mufti despite the insistence of the lawmakers that he should appear before it in uniform.


His failure to show up had angered the lawmakers, and
they compelled him to appear today ( Thursday) .
When asked by Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu why he failed to appear before the lawmakers in uniform as requested , Ali said the Senate did not state in its last letter to him that he should appear in uniform.
Your letter didn ’ t say I should appear in uniform , Ali tells Senate
Ekweremadu, however , said the last letter only served as a reminder of the first letter to him , in which he was asked to come in uniform.

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