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kestolove95:Very good. Weldone for supporting your brother. I know you satrted sleeping around at age 5, but this girl is not your type. Very soon, you will be taking food to your brother at kirikiri prison. |
Please how and where cn I get the no 5. Gbetugbetu? I want to use it on the people's general PMB to appoint me as Deputy Vice President and Head of Anti-Corruption Commission. I want to prosecute and execute all looters that cause unemployment in Nigeria. If I have a good job, I and lady F will not be on nairaland from morning to night contesting for first to comment. |
dokiOloye:Establish your own press and do whatever you like with it or is it only baby factory, fake drug factory, hard drug factory and human trafficking company you people can establish? Wailing wailer, Keep wailing, your wailing is our joy. |
cigwegbe:The thing dey pain. Ntorr. The loss of the last election still seems like a nightmare. With time, you will get over the shock.
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murmee:South West has gotten the position of the Attack Dog in the person of Adeshina. The Attack Dog named you "Wailing Wailers". I hope he will last long with this trend. Nonetheless, the South West is still expecting some mouth watering appointments from BabaGoSlow the people's general. Note however, that all the votes that PMB got from South West is not up to 1.9 million abi na billion sef that he got from Kano alone, I don't know whether the dead too joined the voting in Kano, Kaduna and Katsina. I am glad that PMB rigged enough to nullify the Rivers, Delta and Akwa Ibom rigging by Goatluck. |
xcuggsm:Wailing wailer, keep wailing, your wailing is our fun. When Buhari appointed an Igbo Delta as NNPC GMD where was the Senate and where were you? |
amInigerian:I pray that God gives you the right connection to be designing and upgrading websites for 78 million naira, even 78 billion naira without EFCC or ICPC chasing you around in Jesus name - Amen and same for me too - Amen. |
amInigerian:Are you the one that did Fashola's website upgrade for 78 million naira? Lagosians are coming for you. ![]() |
ladyF:Will any Nairalander be kind enough to offer our dear ladyF any average paying job? At least so that she can feed herself and defendants and let Nairaland server rest. I will put you in prayers. I too need a better job so that I will spend less time on Nairaland. |
chukel:ImPatience Jonascam taught them in school. |
Frontline Igbo socio-political groups on Wednesday condemned the convener of the Coalition of Northern Politicians, Academics, Professionals and Businessmen, Junaid Mohammed, for asking Ndigbo to break away from Nigeria if they feel marginalised. One of the groups, Njiko Igbo Forum, said Mohammed’s statement amounted to treasonable felony. President of the Njiko Igbo Forum, Rev. Okechukwu Obioha, who reacted to the development in an interview with our correspondent in Enugu, said Mohammed should be tried for treason. Also, foremost Igbo socio-political body, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, in its reaction to the matter, described Mohammed as a “northern bigot.” Mohammed made the statement while replying a former governor of Anambra State, Chukwuemeka Ezeife, who said the Igbo had not been treated fairly in terms of political positions and appointments in the President Muhammadu Buhari administration. Reacting to the statement made by the former Anambra governor, Mohammed had said, “I don’t believe Buhari or Nigeria owes any Igbo anything. “I don’t care what Ezeife says – if they (Igbo) had seceded, there would have been no Nigeria today. “As people who acted outside the interest of Nigeria as a country, to expect compensation is a very odd logic. “If the Igbo don’t like it, they can attempt secession again. “If they do, they must be prepared to live with the consequences – nobody owes them anything and nobody is out to compensate them for anything.” However, reacting to Mohammed’s comments in a telephone interview with our correspondent, Obioha, the leader of the Njiko Igbo Forum, said Mohammed should be arrested and prosecuted for instigating the Igbo to secede. He said Buhari should show that he meant business when he said there would be no sacred cows during his administration by ordering Mohammed’s arrest. Obioha said, “He (Junaid Mohammed) should be arrested and charged with treason for suggesting that (secession) at all to the Igbo. “If President Buhari said there will be no sacred cows during his administration then anybody who is guilty of any crime should not be allowed to go scot free. “What the man (Mohammed) said amounted to treasonable felony. “I don’t want to go into whether the Igbo want to secede or not but now he is instigating the Igbo to secede, so he should be tried for treason. “This statement should not be overlooked – it is like what happened in the past when, after elections, some people said they would make the country ungovernable for the then President, although they later denied making that statement, so many things started happening.” The President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Gary Enwo-Igariwey, told our correspondent that the organisation would not like to join issues with Mohammed over what he described as an irresponsible statement. SOURCE: http://www.punchng.com/news/igbo-groups-want-junaid-mohammed-tried-for-treason/ |
Where are the wailing wailers? Is John Atte a Muslim from the far North? Yes or No? Keep Wailing. Your sorrow is our happiness. |
Buhari got 1.9 million votes in Kano, 1.7 million votes in Katsina and 1.3 million votes in Kaduna while he got less than 200,000 votes in the whole of South-South plus South-East states. Now tell me, which region should get more appointments. You cannot work for UBA and go to GTBank to collect salary. Let South-South plus South-East states get their appointments from Goatluck Jonascam, he still goes about with several aides. |
Princessderaa:Yes matured men prefer single mothers as bedmates because single mothers don't repeat the mistake of unwanted pregnancy. |
BuddahMonk:Please are Aworis not fishermen like Otuoke people? Are Oke Ogun people not farmers? Lets call a spade a spade. Though you do not understand Yoruba history, but I will just give you a brief. Yorubas used to love Ijebus but when the slave trade stated, Ijebu wanted to be the sole intermediary between the slave sellers (African traitors) and the slave buyers (white usurpers) because Ijebu land was the gateway to Lagos port then. This made the Egbas specifically to fight Ijebu for the control of the slave market. The Ibadan people too fought for their own share of the slave market and the slave market monopoly by the Ijebus was broken. |
new2020:You are very right Ekiti girls prostitute just like Ibo girls. Ekiti men are also stubborn and strong headed like the Biafran Jews that were used for pepper soup between 1967 and 1970 that was why the Oyo warriors used thousands of Ekiti and Ijesa men for pepper soup during the Yoruba civil war between 1760 and 1861 when the white men came and stopped the war. |
BishopMagic:Wailing wailer. Use this.
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Splashme:Please what is the result of having a very educated PhD holder president who peaches that stealing is not corruption? I will tell you. The result is jobless nonentities like you who get 5 Naira per senseless post. |
BabyDaddy20:Yeah! Years ahead of drug pushers, human traffickers, fake drug producers, hotel night workers, baby factory operators and Igbos who were used for pepper soup and suya between 1967 and 1970 by Yellow bar pepper soup lovers called Obasanjo and Benjamin Adekunle in collaboration with Awusas and Foolany named Muhammadu Buhari, Muritala Mohammed, IBB, Jeremiah Oseni e.t.c. |
donholy28:You want corruption case to be handled by the same judge who freed James Ibori of 140 count charges only for Oyinbo judge to send the thieving bastard to jail. No way. We shall pick fearless judges not like the one that discharged James Ibori nor the one that discharged Jagaban Tinubu of forgery of University of Chicago certificate nor the one that asked the 23 billion naira Police Pension fund thief to pay 750,000 as bail. We shall select fearless judges like the one that sent Jim Nwobodo to a bout 100 years imprisonment for "stealing money not enough to buy Peugeot ca"r (copyright - Goatluck Jonascam). |
Precide:I am Muslim married to a Christian. I am also a tribalist, I am proud of it. Go through my past posts to confirm these statements. You know one thing about you church goers, who think you are Christ followers, you are all foolish idiots. You think we Muslims give a damn about what you think about us? No we don't. We don't give a damn about what your perception about us. You can all go to hell for all we care. We know that your church goers are not Christ followers because Christ never preached hatred which your minds are full of. Your hatred for Islam and Muslims is fast driving you to early grave and you are going there soon. Whether you believe it or not, Islam is going to rule the world and you church goers are helping to achieve that fast. You are already marrying two men in your churches and also two women thereby reducing number of children the so called christian world is bringing forth whereas in the the Muslim world, one man is marrying several wives and having several children. Lets see the population distribution according to religion in the next 50 years. I bet you will be paying taxes just to go to church. |
anuma1:Worse than the religion that marries two men at their holy house or marries two women? Worse than the religion that captured, maimed, killed and exported your forefathers to Oyinbo land as slaves? Worse than the religion that allows indecent dressing even in the holy house, afterall God watches your heart and not your dressing? Worse than the religion that takes money from poor masses and uses it to buy private jets for the rich religious leaders? |
President Muhammadu Buhari has again been told not to waste further time on his determination to probe officials of former President Goodluck Jonathan, while allowing his main job of offering good governance to Nigerians suffer. Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto and spokesperson of the General Abdulsalami Abubakar (Rtd) led National Peace Committee, spoke on Wednesday while addressing journalists after a closed-door meeting between the Committee and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara in Abuja. Kukah advised President Buhari to concentrate his efforts on providing good governance, rather than expending his energies on probing deeds of past government office holders. President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari He said it was better for the government of the day to avoid getting distracted from the core business of governance on account of too much talk about probe. Kukah’s statement followed an earlier call to President Buhari on Tuesday after the National Peace Committee met with him at the Presidential Villa, Abuja where it advised him against heating up the polity in a bid to tackle the cases of abuse of office and corruption that had characterised the country since the past administrations. He said that, although, official corruption had set the nation backward, it was also necessary that Nigerians, including those in power, do not get distracted from the core mandate of governance. Bishop Kukah also noted that the contribution of former President Jonathan should not be discountenanced, even as he expressed belief that the probe agenda of the Buhari government was not targeted at any individual or specific group of persons. The cleric said he has never believed that the way forward for Nigeria is an all-out probe and prosecution of former public officials. According to him, previous experiences have shown that taking such route had yielded little or nothing while distracting the government from facing its core duty of providing good governance for the country. Bishop Kukah had at various forums before and after the March 28, 2015 Presidential election stated that the way forward in the new dispensation is to pay little attention to the ills of the past and concentrate more energies on putting Nigeria back on track. While Kukah related that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo had during interactions with the peace committee at the villa cleared the air on government’s direction on the probe, adding that the exercise would not be done in a manner that could bring the country down. His words: “There is no such thing as probe in a democratic setting like ours. What obtains is investigation, and once people lead and things are not right, investigation becomes necessary. “However, in doing that we must never be distracted from the spectacular actions undertaken by former President Jonathan. He is an individual. I think this whole thing about probe can be ascertained once investigations are concluded. But we are saying that a lot of talks and speculation about this probe are distractions nobody need. “So the most important thing is that we need a stable country first before we can talk about these things. And they will have happened down the line”, he said. Restore Public Confidence Kukah had noted after the Buhari’s victory at the general election that the major task after May 29, 2015 was to restore public confidence in governance, rather than spending so much of his time pursuing perceived thieves. In April, while delivering a convocation lecture at the Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, he said: “This will be determined by the nature of the choices he makes in assembling a team that would help him in achieving his set goals and moving the country forward.” Kukah also called on Buhari to embark on the policy of reconstruction, reconciliation and rehabilitation, adding that the country had failed in its past bids to achieve these objectives. Fighting corruption might sound fantastic, he continued, “but it is a great challenge because the cankerworm is written over all facets of the country. “I will advise that rather than chasing the ‘thieves’, the president-elect (as he then was) should address the issues of the misery and squalor that have become Nigeria’s lot, as development will raise the best army to fight corruption,” he said. “His challenge lies in how he responds to the perceived interpretations of his victory, especially within the various institutions, networks and interest groups especially, in the northern part of the country,’’ Kukah said. He called on Nigerians to see Buhari’s election as an avenue to foster coalition and consensus building, as no group could achieve development alone. Obasanjo’s Model Kukah had recommended the method adopted by former President Olusegun Obasanjo when he quietly went after persons believed to have corruptly enriched themselves and recovered much of the looted funds without making a public show of it. According to him, using officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to hound former government officials over alleged corruption would create more of theatrics and drama than achieve concrete results. The Catholic bishop had given the narratives in an interview with the Vanguard, a national daily, in April before Buhari assumed office. For him also, “what does going after thieves in Nigeria mean? Between 1999 and 2007 how many governors passed the anti-corruption test? How many did we see on the EFCC list? How many convictions have been secured? So, if Nigerians want theatre and drama that is fine. But we are thinking about bread on the table. I am sure the lawyers in Nigeria will be very happy if Buhari says he is going after the criminals. “We can appreciate the fact that the success of these elections is not something that the lawyers like to celebrate especially the most senior of them. If Nigerians want him to prosecute the thieves, that is fine but Nigerians did not elect the President to prosecute thieves. “There are different ways of doing that. We elected a President not to look for scapegoats. We elected the President to get a job done and I am convinced that if Buhari wants to prosecute thieves he will do it because as the President there is no kind of information that he cannot access. Prosecution of corrupt people does not necessarily have to be done through theatre and drama. Obasanjo did it quite efficiently. He got back a lot of money without shouting. There were a few theatricals, but Obasanjo himself did say to my hearing that there were people who returned money even through pastors. So what is the use of wasting money trying to prosecute somebody? Doing that quietly without noise will be better because the business of governance will go on. “The institutions responsible for prosecution should be made to do that effectively. All I am saying is that getting information about the transactions of corrupt people is easy. It does not have to be Buhari who will be championing it. The institutions are there. There are various arms of government that can point a moral gun at these people. “This is the only country where you can go to the Senate from the EFCC and become a minister even while having a case with the EFCC. We are on a moral free fall. It is such that after some have been on the television their people will come out to say that their children are being witch-hunted. “I am not against prosecution, what I am saying is that the business of governance should not be abandoned. I said it during Oputa Panel (hearing) that the unfortunate thing about prosecution in Nigeria is that the criminals have the money to get the lawyers. Since these things can be resolved institutionally, why going on a wild goose chase? Nigerians don’t even have to know who the criminals are. Obasanjo, who has a very retentive memory, can tell Nigerians the people who brought back money without making noise. He only told them to go and sin no more. “Only a foolish man will appreciate that going after the biggest thieves in Nigeria, is the biggest solution to our problems. “God has his way of getting things work. Given the enormity of the issues we are dealing with, creating distraction should not be encouraged, because once that route is taken, there would be distraction. All I am saying is that Buhari has come to do a job and I think he was moderate about his expectations about corruption. We should understand that corruption is pretty well equipped in Nigeria. I am not saying that it should not be tackled, but if it must be done it is important to have the wisdom of David and Goliath. “Corruption is everywhere in this country, it is in the judiciary, police, the church and everywhere. Indeed, it is the only thing that works. “The question we will ask ourselves is how other nations tackled corruption and I think we can actually come to a point where unearned wealth becomes unfashionable. These corrupt people are sick. There is nowhere in the world that people do the kind of things they do in Nigeria. It does not make sense that after stealing from your mother and father, the money will be taken outside the country. The morality of the stealing is another thing. “A lot of people who do all these don’t know anything about modernity. What is responsible for our crisis in Nigeria is the crisis of development. I hear some of these governors saying that they cannot develop in an environment of insecurity whereas it is their criminal activities that brought about insecurity. It is their inability to govern that brought insecurity. That is why I consider dictatorship a far worse crime than colonialism. If Buhari is lucky it will take him six months before they start abusing him because he has to earn trust. I know the honeymoon is not going to last. But he should be supported to do the job”. Notorious Fact Also lamenting on whether all is well between the executive and legislature, given the succession of the committee’s visit to both the Presidency and the National Assembly, Kukah admitted that things are not the way they ought to be in the polity. “I think what is going on is what the lawyers call notorious fact, everybody knows that things are not the way they ought to be. We are just trying to encourage people that let’s get on with this business of fixing this country. “Let’s get to the business of realising the change that we dreamt of. And also most importantly, let’s get down with the business of co-operating with God so that Nigeria can move forward. “I think that is what ordinary Nigerians are expecting, this is what they voted for. The truth of the matter is that time is not on our side. Our responsibility is to encourage politicians to do what they were elected to do”, he said. He added that the visit as led by the Committee chairman, General Abdulsalami, was in conclusion of their consultations aimed at getting a feel from the stakeholders about their perception of the National Peace Committee and its role. “We were set up to deal with the issues of the national elections, and we successfully concluded. And the consultation are to help us redefine the role of the committee in order to sustain our democracy”, Bishop Kukah stressed. SOURCE: http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/08/face-job-bishop-kukah-tells-buhari/ |
legendaryfool:It's high time you people starts taking Yoruba Obas serious. |
GenBloodykiIler:You have the same disease as I do, the disease is TRIBALISM. I am already taking drugs to cure mine, you need to take the drugs too. The drug is called NATIONALISM. It will do you and I a lot of good. |
If Buhari ask the prison service to go and get the prison uniform that ex-convict Bode George used and give it to future-convict Mike Okiro to use for the next 10 years, the Wailing Wailers will say "BabaGoSlow is witch-hunting or wizard-hunting our son". Why are all your sons and daughters thieves? Is it spiritual? Why can't your people do without stealing? Definitely, this Mike Okoro or Okiro is on his way to 10 years imprisonment. The Wailing Wailers can continue wailing. |
The Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission has directed the Chairman, Police Service Commission, Mike Okiro, to remit N133m to the Federal Treasury through the ICPC recovery account at First City Monument Bank. This was the balance of the N350m he received from the Federal Government for staff training and physical monitoring of police personnel during the last general elections. The ICPC also ordered the workers of the commission who were paid two-way return tickets and airport taxi fares to location within the Federal Capital Territory and states close to Abuja during the monitoring exercise to refund to the treasury N11.75m. “Consequently, this Commission hereby directs as follows that the total balance of N133,413,845.99 from the N350,000,000 2015 election monitoring exercise domiciled within FCMB be remitted to the Federal Treasury through the ICPC Recovery Account No. 1012929790 at Zenith Bank Plc,” it directed. The anti-graft agency said this in its report of investigations into allegations of graft levelled against Okiro by a PSC worker, Solomon Kaase, who petitioned the ICPC in May, 2015 over alleged moves by Okiro to swindle the PSC to the tune of N275m. He alleged that the retired Inspector-General of Police claimed that the money would be used to train 900 PSC workers when the total number of the workers of the commission was 391. The ICPC confirmed that the PSC had only 391 workers contrary to 900 claimed by Okiro. It said, “Investigation findings revealed that the commission budgeted for training of 900 (members of) staff and to conduct training in Abuja, Lagos and Kano. “However, the entire staff force was not more that 391 and that is the figure actually trained in a programme held in Abuja only. The commission accepted the explanation that due process could not be adhered to strictly because of time constraint.” The report signed by the ICPC Chairman, Ekpo Nta, and dated August 6, 2015, said investigation revealed that the commission paid daily travelling allowances to all members of staff including those based in Abuja that participated in the training programme held within Abuja. “Air tickets and DTA were paid to management staff and others who monitored elections within Abuja and its environs; even at locations where airports do not exist such as Lokoja and Minna,” the report, which was addressed to the commission’s Permanent Secretary, stated. The ICPC observed that the PSC chairman collected money for two conferences that ran simultaneously in Dublin and Orlando, Florida, noting that he did expend the ticket fare for the Dublin trip. The agency, however, said Okiro had written to the Presidency to expend the ticket fare for Abuja-Orlando-Abuja on another trip coming up in October, 2015, stressing that it (ICPC) should be informed if the request was turned down. SOURCE; http://www.punchng.com/news/icpc-indicts-okiro-asks-him-to-refund-n133m/ |
Ibos should stand up from the bench and lie down on the mat or bare floor because that is where you actually belong. |
ECOTERRORS:Do you prefer James Ibori who is in Oyibo prison with his wife, sister, mistress (another man's wife) and lawyer all for stealing public fund? Or DSP Alams that turned to a woman to escape from London cell? Or Goatluck Jona-daft who knows that stealing is not corruption but has sneaked to Aso Rock to beg Buhari not to send him (Goatluck) to jail as earlier prophesied by Mama Piss. Or Deizaini Alisson-Maduekwe who developed cancer after Goatluck loss the last election due to the billions due stole? Or former CSO to Jona-daft who recently returned 1.5 billion naira to the nation's account out of the several billions he stole under Jona-daft? |
Everybody is afraid of the Jagaban. The man na evil spirit? Jagaban is truly the (Irunmole) evil spirit than eats burger. |
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