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RichYoungNigga:Please transfer the gift to Olisah Metuselah, he is looking for 400 million naira bail bond that the court placed on him. Or may be to GEJ, Tony Anenih says that GEJ is still owing 180 million naira for the job that he (Tony Anenih) did for GEJ. |
RichYoungNigga:If $1 exchange to 1,000,000 who will suffer? You think Buhari, Tinubu, GEJ, OBJ, Olisah Metuselah, Bode George will suffer? Hell no, head or tail, these rogues will never suffer. It is you who is unemployed and trolling all round the internet that will continue to suffer. |
Donariok:My very good brother from another mother, I can see that you love the Koran but hate Muslims and Islam just like me, I love money but I hate the ATM. Get out of here. The same way you people twisted the Bible and created divisions and enemity withing the body of Christ such that Catholic parents are disowning their children for marrying Anglicans and RCCG parents are cursing their children for marrying Celestials and Cherubims. The Koran cannot be twisted in such manner. So, Go and Die. |
Fayose should just pray that the EFCC does not trace any money transfer from ONSA account into his (Fayose) account. If that ever happens, then I am very sorry, EFCC will pick him (Fayose) up with or without immunity. I am sure that we all know that Buhari does not respect any frivolous court order or any crazy constitutional provision guarding thieving politicians. You will all shout and wail, but Fayose will be picked up once EFCC traces any money transfer from ONSA acount to Fayose's account. So, all wailers, start warming up. |
His village witches finally caught up with him. |
Ikengawo:Check your B.P. It is rising too high. The way you are going, you may not live to see a better Nigeria free of corruption and nonentities like you. |
calaway:Watch your B.P. It is rising too high. You may not alive to see Buhari's second term. |
scotred19:You are talking nonsense. I think you former school should withdraw your certificate. Now, tell me, how is Buhari using 80% of his effort to fight Corruption? Is the Minister of Power, Works and Housing fighting corruption? NO. Is the Minister of Finance fighting corruption? NO. Is the Minister of Health fighting corruption? NO. Is the Minister of Labour fighting corruption? NO. Even the Minister of Justice is not fighting corruption. Only a parastatal under the Ministry of Justice which is called the EFCC is doing its job. All other departments, parastatals, ministries and others are doing their respective jobs. So, pack well. If you have a friend, family or relative that has taken what belongs to everybody or what belongs to nobody, better tell them to return it. If not, you may be visiting them at prison. If we don't kill corruption, then one day, very very soon, Corruption will kill Nigeria. |
Thee are too many fools on the forum and that is what makes the forum very interesting. AMT-Sambo Dasuki did not say that he did not distribute $2.1 billion. Those that collected the money including Bode George, Toni Anenih, Peter Odili, Olufalae, Rasheed Ladoja, Jim Nwobodo, Olisa Metusalah, even the former governor of Sokoto state that collectd 4.6 billion naira for spiritual purpose have all admitted collecting money from the ATM-Dasuki, the collectors only said that they did not ask for the source of the money. So, why is Fasoye and other PDPiss saying the $2.1 billion is propaganda? Are you saying that all these people that admitted that the collected money are insane? Or are you saying that the money they collected was printed inside one room by AMT-Dasuki and that the money is not Nigeria's money. All of you that thinks that Fayose has immunity, let me remind you what Buhari said during his inauguration, Buhari said that no state governor will be allowed to hide under immunity and embezzle the people's resources, you can all go back and read Buhari's inaugural speech. If ATM-Dasuki dare mentions Fayose's name, or EFCC traces money transfer from ONSA's account into Fayose's account, in less than 24 hours, Fayose will be in EFCC custody and he is going to be there for several days before being taken to court just like Olisah Metuselah.
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drss:You are right my brother, Jonathan does not owe Buhari any explanation. However, I hope he will be willing to explain the the Federal High Court Judge. I know that by now you all know that Buhari does not respect any useless discharge and acquit order given by any corrupt judge. From Federal High Court, Jonathan will find himself at Kuje Prison. There, he will meet fellow prisoners who were jailed for stealing phones, yams, television sets and keke NAPEP, he (Jonathan) will then explain to them why he (Jonathan) should be freed while the petty thieves remain in jail. |
dainformant:Please where is the beautiful princess? I beg, if it is the bag of beans placed on the chair opposite Fashola, then you need your eyes examined. Even Mama Piss imPatience Jonathan is not as nauseating as this. As for the abandoned Ogbese Bridge, please kindly tell her that her brother unLucky Igbinedion and her father the shameless Esama of Benin has enough stolen state funds in their foreign and local accounts, they should get from it to complete the bridge. Alternatively, she can go to the clueless drunk in Otuoke to help complete the bridge since her constituency voted for PDPiss. You cannot work in Zenith Bank and try and collect salary from First Bank, just as you cannot work for PDPiss and expect reward from APC. Buhari or Fashola will never ever, I repeat never ever complete that abandoned bridge. |
Yes, it is true, Rivers State is under military siege, this did not start yesterday. It has been like this since the clueless drunk regime. That was how you got the illegal temporary seat you are occupying. It is the same military siege that will send you packing. Live with it for the few weeks you will be there. You did it under the clueless drunk regime, Amaechi is taking a revenge under Buhari's regime. So, cool down, get a bottle of chilled kerosine or diesel with popcorn and enjoy the siege. |
MOST people think there is only one market at Oshodi in Lagos and this market was in the first week of January, 2016, demolished by the Lagos State government. There are actually more markets in this ever bustling place, each flowing into another. The one destroyed is known as Owonifari Electronics Market, located directly under the bridge of the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway. For some rea- son, up to 70% of the traders at the Owonifari Market are from Ihiala in Anambra State and environs. Therefore, I should have more than a passing interest in developments in the market, including its recent demolition. Indeed, I did play some role in the drama surrounding the market in the last two years. Towards the end of January, 2014, leaders of the Owonifari Market Traders Association visited me in my residence in Lagos with a passionate plea that I speak to the then Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola, to postpone the impending demolition which had been planned since 2007 as part of the strategic effort to make Lagos a megacity. The government had reasoned that the open market was awfully located, right under the very busy Oshodi bridge with absolutely no safety facilities. If a tanker had over the years fallen from the bridge, as has in recent times become almost a common occurrence on the Ojuelegba bridge in Lagos, the fatalities would have been unimaginable because of the large number of traders. It had about 500 registered traders, but in reality there were some 2,000 traders at the Owonifari Electronics Market; each trader sublet his or her stall to three others. The Lagos State government did provide an alternative market but the traders rejected it for sundry reasons, including the fact that the structures are storey buildings, rather than bungalows which they preferred for ease of moving their goods. They were not persuaded by the explanation that land is a very scarce commodity in Lagos in view of the state’s small geographical size and the exponential growth rate of its population currently put at 21million. Nor were they interested in the argument that electronics dealers in bigger markets on Lagos Island have their stalls in storey buildings, to say nothing about manufacturers in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and elsewhere producing in high rise buildings. I was to understand from Kalu Onuma, the efficient head of the Ndigbo Lagos secretariat, that the Igbo leadership in Lagos has for long been advising the market leaders unsuccessfully to drop their opposition to doing business in stalls located in storey buildings. Frankly, the leadership of the Owonifari Market is difficult. It hired the services of Ben Nwabueze, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Africa’s most engaging constitutional law scholar as well as the founding secretary general of Ohaneze Ndigbo, in their fight against market relocation. They quickly disagreed. The traders now turned to Jimoh Lasisi, SAN, a fine gentleman. He took a dispassionate look at their case and told them that the law was not in their favour, all the more so since the Land Use Act vested land ownership in the state governor. The traders had relied on a letter from an official of the Federal Ministry of Housing to argue that the state government had no right over them since they were operating under a Federal Government bridge. Jimoh asked them to look for a negotiated settlement. That was how they approached me. Immediately the governor set the February 14th date for a meeting with leaders of the Owonifari Market, I contacted, among other influential Igbo people in Lagos, the following persons to join us: Anya O. Anya, president of Ndigbo Lagos and a multi-award winning professor; President of Aka Ikenga, Goddy Uwazurike, a lawyer; Charles C. Ifeanyi, former deputy chairman of the Council of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry and former president of the Lagos State branch of the Association of Anambra Town Unions who retired from the Customs service as the number three man; Joe Anyigbo, the first African to become an executive director and later acting chief executive of the American petroleum giant, Chevron; Pat Utomi, a highly respected scholar at the Lagos Business School; and Emmanuel Chukwuneta, an engineer and entrepreneur, whose firm was instrumental to the building of the multibillion naira Lagos Trade Fair Complex. Fashola, serious as ever, had assembled a large team of relevant permanent secretaries, commissioners and special advisers. Those of us on the traders team went through the prepared speech once again and agreed on the prayers, but I was taken aback when the traders suggested that I plead with the governor not make any declaratory statement. I was actually infuriated. How could the governor be asked not to make a declaration at such an important meeting? The traders took the opportunity of my private audience with Fashola just a few minutes to the commencement of the meeting to request Chiefs Ifeanyi and Anyigbo, two highly respected traditional title holders in my Ihiala hometown and who are particularly close to me, to prevail on me to change my mind. They succeeded. I, there- fore, found myself awkwardly pleading with the governor before this impressive audience not to make a declaratory statement. He must have felt embarrassed, but nevertheless obliged. He took copious notes of every speech.Fashola did ask the traders some soul-searching questions: “Do you think, in all honesty, that history will forgive me if a tanker loaded with petrol or kerosene or gas should fall down from the Oshodi bridge and wipe out thousands of you doing business under it? Many of you travel to China and other countries for business, but would you like your partners to visit your shops under the bridge? Would you like your children to join you in trading under the bridge after you have trained them in universities?” Rising to his feet as he was about to depart the hall, the governor added: “You have been in conversation with the state government for years over the relocation of the Owonifari Market without reaching an agreement. You are free to meet me anytime you want me.” Owonifari Market leaders left the meeting satisfied. But curiously none has bothered to take my phone calls or return them, let alone visit me, since the meeting. They all ignored my text messages about the need for a follow-up a meeting with the Lagos State government. On January 6, my wife called from Lagos while I was still holidaying in my hometown to break the news of the demolition of the Owonifari Electronics Market. Quite a number of the victims are my own relatives. •Adinuba is head of Discovery Public Affairs Consulting. SOURCE: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/my-role-in-oshodi-market-demolition/ |
drss:What did your brother, the clueless Otuoke drunk do to OBJ for the 6 years that he was in power? He only called OBJ a motor park tout and thereafter went to OBJ's house to prostrate. |
psquaret:You are wrong, not a few people's pocket but just only one person's pocket, the Jagaban himself. I don't know how much he will carry along to hell/heaven. |
ShowYourCertificate:Including ATM Dasuki Sambo that dispensed money to Nigeria looters? Even the former governor that collect 4.6 billion naira for spiritual purposes? Or Isa Jafaru that collected 170 million to buy a house for Dasuki from arms purchase fund? |
chronos:GO and check your B.P. As you carry another person matter for head like this, you need to check your blood pressure regularly so that you wont drop like Abacha |
alcmene:If you try any protest, you will all be shot with AK-47, survivors will be re-shot with AK-49. Fulani man no dey laugh ooo. The heads of DSS, Army and Police are looking for ways to impress the president , beg God that your lives and blood are not used to appease the gods of the land. |
tswitch:Post election trauma. You better get over it before next election because you are going to lose the next election also. So adding this current trauma to the next election loss trauma is going to send you to psychiatric hospital. |
Her bleaching cream is good. |
I hope Reuben Abati did not collect money from the ATM Dasuki Sambo, if he did, then he should be prepared for some years in jail. This whistle that he says that he is blowing, let him go to the football pitch to blow the whistle, Eyimba and Sharks are playing. |
Please include Russia's president Vladimir Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping so that I can confirm that you are now a better stand-up and sit-down comedian than Basket Mouth, Teju Babaface, I Go Die and Okey Bakassi. Even your forefathers cannot use cobra as office tie. |
bidemi12:The Fayoses may look like thugs, talk like thugs and act like thugs. Please don't be deceived, the Fayoses are actually thugs. - Simpleseyi (2016) |
cruzita:You have finally taken the Guinness Book of Record Award of Liar of the Century from Lie Mohammed. |
Meiji:Children of hate and anger, what your clueless Otuoke drunk son could not do for 6 years, the people's General is about to do it in less than one year. |
The Federal Government says the clean-up of Ogoniland impacted by oil spill would commence in the first quarter of 2016. Dr Peter Idabor, the Director General of the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA), stated this on Thursday in Abuja in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Idabor said that the clean-up would be undertaken by the Federal Ministry of Environment, adding that the ministry was currently meeting with all relevant stakeholders. It will be recalled that in 2015, President Muhammadu Buhari directed actions to fast track the implementation of the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) report on environmental restoration of Ogoniland. The actions were approved by the President based on recommendations made to him by the Executive Director of UNEP, Achim Steiner and other stakeholders. SOURCE: http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/01/07/ogoniland-clean-up-to-commence-soon-fg/ |
And Ibos still believe that Yorubas are their nightmare. How many Yorubas can contest for elective post in the erosion ravaged and ethnic biased Biafra region? |
melvinjames:Please has ATM Dasuki Sambo mentioned that he dispensed some cash to Amaechi, Tinubu and Fashola from his $2.1 billion loaded ATM? If not, please shut the fvck up. I too went to ATM Dasuki Sambo, but by the time I got there, the ATM said "Unable to dispense cash". |
omenka:Why is it that anywhere you see the clueless one, you must also see alcohol. He even went to Oyinbo man's land for UN meeting and got drunk thereby disgracing over 170 million Nigerians that he represented. Why nah?
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I will vote General Muhammadu Buhari as life president of the fFderal Republic of Nigeria. Even if Nigeria is not moving forward, at least we are sure that we are not moving backwards. The ATM-Dasuki has stopped dispensing millions for spiritual and propaganda purposes. $48, $30, or $20 billion is not disappearing from NNPC and CBN again as in Goatluck regime. Wailers can keep wailing. |
IBB has a good point. He wants all corrupt politicians to face the music. Since IBB is not a politician but a former military impostor, he is not in the group. However, when the Nigerian masses lay hands on him, his remains will be that of a suicide bomber, there will be noting to be buried. |
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GEJ owes nobody any explanation. all i see is trap set all ova d place for GEJ to fall into their useless game of lies n decied should he talk. 
