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I saw this coming ,In fact I mentioned it in my previous post ,JEGA is biased yet you are putting a brother to your party member in fact a serving governor in your party now that is "Biased".
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StPete:Am not an atheist am a Devout Muslim. |
Okay the replacement sounds familiar, the brother of olu segun mimiko, formerly a professor in OAU and now the VC of Akungba |
"How can a president say he doesn't want to bore the people with what he has done" What version of democracy is this? Where did we get this democracy from ? |
This man is fueling the prediction of the collapse of Nigeria by 2015 |
helpee:It's obvious you haven't heard that audio file when you do you are give me a call or reply me on here , till then Pls ![]() |
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helpee:He is a member of APC and he must have given instructions to the party not deface lagos with their posters, it's funny when you say " he said he believed tinubu and co are about out rigging them" is that all was in the audio file ? |
helpee:Like you said to deface lagos ,it is a mega city in making n mega city don't get defaced the LASG hasn't said not to use posters but deface , please reason, come if your friend comes out to tell you about the planned attack to kill you by another friend is he a traitor ? Do you actually know the meaning and context in which the word "traitor" ought to be used ? Integrity of a messenger that stood in a meeting of individuals w ? How does his integrity come to play please explain and even if ,should it be a case of a solider lacking integrity do you think he would have been in that meeting in the first place , yet again I say you are been emotional about this use reason, his superior has defaulted the code of conduct of the military and by bringing that forth is a back stab ,well what do I have to say to you ? For your information this is not an opposing party thingy this is a Nigerian thing , if not he would have given it to the APC to use in the tribunal but of course they dnt have it . It is sad when we take party loyalty over the development of a nation , well like okey ndibe said "Nigeria is a country where big-time criminals are guaranteed national honors rather than time in jail, where certifiable fools are celebrated as “elders,” “statesmen,” or “stake/steakholders,” where those with creative ideas are disdained while shameless consumers of other peoples’ ideas and products are hailed, where those who insist on doing the right thing are dismissed, disparaged as mugus" Please don't let trend on trivials and face the main issues on the file rather than ply the way of non issue , because these seems now to be the way of the PDP especially when they have no meaningful thing to say , if it's not age, it's certificate e.t.c now I see why 17 is greater than 19 for the PDP they have a lot of low brained people in their cacus |
helpee:He was paid maybe but that is not the issue,every report or news is either paid for in kind or cash, but the issues in the audio file were they paid to say them too ? Why bring emotions into and issue that requires reasoning, I am not discussing the messenger with you m I am discussing the message here are individuals that are undermining our democracy and you are here talking about a solider going to a meeting with a plan to record the outcome of the meeting, of course if I were in his shoes I would have done same , why ? Because I would need an insurance policy incase I am been roped with any allegation during or after the elections , please let's be bothered about the content of the audio file and set aside every iota of emotions , a man with conscience has come to reveal devasting events that has undermined our electoral process and you call him a traitor ? My friend that guy captain Koli is a patriot. It is sad we take politics in a wrong way in this country , it is a study to develop a nation not to be blinded by party loyalty , My friend go and use your reasoning on that audio file and not emotions. Please if you have anything implicating the APC on an event like this please bring it forth and if none please stop corrupting the polity with your assumption , when opposing party plot the down fall of the other it does just in the polls and not by intimidation and electoral misnomer. |
StPete:The term dead is only applicable to the earth so when you talk about death or relating it to the "afterlife" is totally meaningless because it is said to be eternal if truly it exist ,so there is not use of death in an endless life |
What an evil world |
nzeadachie:The truth they say is a hard line , difficult to take in. You are a Nigerian before any other affiliation , is this what you want in your country ? |
What a nation, what a government , what an army , this is very much implicating , please a word is enough for the wise , PDP is a plague to Nigeria's development |
The audio file shows desperation from you fayose with majority know is your forte ,that aside it is very possible to have been released by a member of that meeting , do you know why ? Because the person ain't like you bloody mammal without a conscience. That individual must have been going through hell holding back that tape and maybe again it was bought from the individual, but the bottom line is you rigged and the tape is real , NT: It is sad to say, but the President, by his actions, has shown no spine, no appetite, no nerve to fight corruption. |
Diezani Alison-madueke is a plague to Nigeria's economy, ambassador of corruption ambassador of poverty ambassador of decline - Buharistically yours |
The question is, if he is asked his decent, mother tongue and traditions would he claim that of the Yorubas ? I think using the case of Obama to justify this is absolutely illogical , because these are two different realms on extremes ends. This shows the electoral laws are so much flawed |
Samchelsea:It's obvious you can't comprehend the simple message behind my earlier post its a waste of time furthering this discuss. |
Babatunde Williams fowler would head FIRS |
Samchelsea:What is a quote that shows in intelligence in all above , my 15 year old sibling would formulate more conceptual statements and this man claims to hold a PHD fah |
cbay:90s keh, how many songs them get wa carry them enter 90s |
DADAGBENGA1:My advice chk the brochure and head to chem to ask |
Let me begin by registering my deep approval of the energy of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to hunt down General Muhammadu Buhari’s academic credentials. Some Nigerians feel that this is malicious, that the chase avoids the issues involved in next week’s presidential election. I disagree: the certificate question is a character issue, and a constitutional issue. Therefore it is an electoral issue. In my view, the PDP is doing Nigeria a favour because it is talking about a fundamental question. A candidate has to be evaluated for office, constitutionally and practically. The beauty of the process is that it also explains and justifies close attention to the elected as a public servant rather than the lord of the manor. In the past, this was not always so clear. Anyone asking to see the West African School Certificate of a leader who claims a Ph.D but sounds intellectually malnourished was abused. To that end, then, I thank the PDP. It is trying to win an election it knows that should it lose, would replace its heaven with considerable hell. Everyone is now open to questioning. If you are like me, however, you wonder about hundreds of questions that, along the way, are often left unanswered in Nigeria’s public life. As we prepare for a new era this month, I would like to ask a few. These are in no particular order, and are by no means exhaustive. What happened to the $5.424 billion loan sought by the federal government through the Senate in 2010 for “various projects”? In April of that year, the government asked the Upper House for its consent to that intent. The Senate approved $915 million, but on August 10, 2010, the government held out its hat again for the balance of $4.427.91 billion. President Goodluck Jonathan explained that he had directed the Finance Minister to ensure the funds would be judiciously utilized. In a letter to the Senate on August 15 urging rejection of the request, the widely-known lawyer, Femi Falana, recalled that the Excess Crude Account had been whittled down to $460 million from the $20 billion left by the Olusegun Obasanjo Administration in May 2007, but had not explained what it accomplished with the lion share of the fund allocated to it. What happened to Nigeria’s series of ceasefire arrangements with Boko Haram? What happened to the June 26, 2012 request to President Jonathan by SERAP asking for his assets declaration details between May 2007 and May 2012? What happened to the Presidential Mid-Term Report of 2012, in which President Jonathan said, among others, that his government would have accomplished up to 10,000MW of power supply by December 2013? What happened to the August 2010 declaration by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, that the sum $5 billion earned from liquefied natural gas in the previous 10 years had not been recorded in the Federation Account? What happened to the comprehensive audit of the financial transactions of all government ministries and agencies since 2007 that President Jonathan ordered on 14 July 2011 as he “re-launched the war against corruption”? What happened to the report of the Committee on Aviation of the House of Representatives which in March 2010 began a probe of the award of the N64 billion ($96,970 per metre) Second Abuja Airport Runway contract which had somehow been approved by the Federal Executive Council? What happened to the promise made by President Jonathan to Nigerians in Addis Ababa in February 2011 that he would work towards ensuring Nigerians in the Diaspora are able to vote in 2015? What happened to the September 2010 KPMG report which unveiled monumental fraud and malfeasance at the NIgerian National Petroleum Corporation? What happened to the $1 billion agreement signed between Nigeria and the European Union in November 2009 to combat corruption and promote peace in the Niger Delta that the European Commission through helping Nigeria tackle challenges in governance, trade and peace between 2009 and 2013? What happened to the Sep 26, 2010 demand by the National Conscience Party (NCP) for the investigation of the grand corruption in the operation and management of the Federation Account, citing the diversion and looting of several trillions of Naira from the account? What happened to the famous 2014 Forensic Audit Report on the missing $20 billion Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation promised by President Jonathan and Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala? What happened to the 2012 Fuel Subsidy probe report of the House of Representatives, and the federal government’s promise to prosecute those who were indicted? What happened to the $458m hidden in bank accounts in Britain, Jersey and France by former Head of State Sani Abacha that the United States announced in February 2014 it had frozen? What happened to the wealth President Jonathan promised in his 2011 electoral campaign he would create? At his Media Chat on November 18, 2012, the President denied he had promised to eliminate poverty, asserting he had only said he would “create wealth”. What happened to the $227 million (N37 billion) Nigeria received from Liechtenstein on June 25, 2014, from the Abacha file? President Goodluck Jonathan announced at the time he would set up an inter-ministerial committee “to ensure the proper utilization of the funds”. What happened to the electoral promises and subsequent vows of performance given by President Jonathan before and after the 2011 elections? On November 11, 2014, Jonathan said in Abuja as he flagged-off his second-term campaign that he had fulfilled all the promises he made to Nigerians in 2011. What happened to the implementation of the reports of the various presidential panels set up between 2010 and 2014? What happened to the Freedom of Information request filed by the African Centre for Media & Information Literacy in July 2011 requesting access to the 2007 assets declaration of President Jonathan as well as the two presumed declarations in May 2011? What happened to the September 26 FOI request by SERAP of the Accountant General of the Federation to disclose details of the spending of recovered stolen public assets since the return of civil rule in 1999? What happened to the statisticians of NOIPolls in Abuja who in December 2014 announced President Jonathan’s job approval rating to be “60% … consistent with the 60% job approval rating recorded in October,” but then in January 2015 said its survey for December 2014 revealed a “5 in 10 (55%)” approval it described as a “a 5-points decline from November 2014” instead of 10? What happened to the $1.2 million President Jonathan lavished on US public relations firm Levick in June 2014 to help him re-work his government’s image over Chibok’s abducted schoolgirls; did Levick get $1.2m for one opinion piece in the Washington Post? What happened to the Chibok girls? What happened to the reports of the security agencies and the National Human Rights Commission President Jonathan directed to be carried out on December 23, 2013 over the allegations contained in President Olusegun Obasanjo’s letter to President Jonathan. The allegations included a political watch list of 1000 persons, and the training of snipers apparently to kill them. All credit and review of this article should be directed to Sonala Olumhense |
gbolahan1:Like I said not everyone uses whatsapp I haven't concluded that everyone must use BBM so save your self the headache |
takizo:Not everyone uses whatsapp |
olusolaj:Am sure those rating were done considering the resource each state pulls , you don't expect Osun to pull out a mega city from nothing. |
No body gree use umbrella sef |
dazekid:You for let am talk him location first now |
Location ? |
Can we chat on bbm ? |
16gb 70k ? Do you have a contact in lagos ? |
eniolaamoda:I don't use what's app ,if you have BBM cool ,if not , I would bell you |
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