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GeniusDavid:
I see you just got into Nigeria. Welcome.

Genius, we are here together but our thinking differs.

NwamaziNwaAro:
Apostle na scam

First he pays Premium times to report about a fictitious accuser who says she needs protection from Kaduna state government

Then he

Tells Daniella to put her IG photos on private.

Then

He compains to MVCAA about his information confidentiality breached on their site
Then it is hidden.

We are smart man.

Can he also explain how he and Daniella were in Greece together
Or
Her house which the real estate agent confirmed was paid for by una Apostle.

Do you people think at all? Now let's for a moment take all your allegations above to be true, that means the apostle must be so powerful, to control the Lagos state government and the premium times and then the almighty Nigeria police force. If you believe one man with no political portfolio can be this powerful and you refuse to believe someone who had time on his/her side with enough resources to plan an implement these false accusations. I think you should be insulted.

People dump refuse in drainage, the drainage become blocked plus the fact that there is poor drainage system, thus no way for the water to flow into the receiving water bodies causing floods and heavy traffic.

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Omudia11:
This is why our society is in anachy. People rush to defend others without proper information. Has she been traveling with her husband or going everywhere with him to be sure he didn't do such? Has she been able to disprove the facts on ground? No! I maintain that she should have been silent.

I maintain that she must speak up and every married woman who can defend her man should do so. After all not every woman can boldly come near to defending their hubby. Most married ladies will rather tell you that the moment your husband leave your sight, he ceases to become only your husband . Knowing fully well what speaking in defense would eventually turn into. He is an educated woman and has the right to speak up. As a married couple they are one and one can not be excluded from the other.

About your point that our society is turning into anarchy because people rush to defend without proper information, the situation would have been more of a chaos if she refuses to talk. People would have insinuated that "She kept quiet because she cannot trust her husband". Secondly, in this case, they are not people, they are husband and wife, they are one.
I have witnessed a court proceeding where what saved an accused was the testimony of neighbours who testified to his quiet and humble life style before the judge.

Boss13:
Madam all is not well. Like you said, you don't do media coverage. If all is well, you won't do this. Madam, honestly I will be surprised if you say anything contrary to what you have said. However, just like you know your husband for 19years, you would also know that the allegations have some truth in it. Giving is not a sin and even if she was sponsored it is because there was some skeleton in your husband's cupboard.

Madam you are doing the right thing to be beside your husband. Stick to it. He needs your support. However, his response and your media release are not sufficient enough to disprove Stephanie testimony . At the moment, your husband has serious answers to give.

To the bolded, it is not sufficient but it forms part of what could be admitted in the court of all. It is not a waste of time, she has done the right thing.

Omudia11:
That's my problem with most Nigerian women. Keep quiet and let your husband proof otherwise first before going all defensive.

Really? Why will she keep quiet? Is it your wife or husband?
Mind you, she is wife to the man in question. If anyone will stand up at all to talk, who else would it be? Whether the story is eventually proven to be true or not, for now, the only person who is close to him and who will speak in his favour is his wife.
That is if you understand family values. Thanks

True

The wife of the man of God has come in the defense of her husband.

The recorded video below was posted on youtube by LIB Tv

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR6jLc_JBKo

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With those on board, i will be the first to buy Volvo.

Being grateful is a virtue

What Churchill cannot do Dolphin can do

Blue3k:
The case should be open and shut if they go to court.

Did they follow bullet point requirements Yes or No?

If they didn't why not.

Did the other 35 States follow it? Yes or No.

If the answer is no why is FG picking on Ekiti?

Remember you asked and answered your questions by yourself. You seem to be smarter than Fayose, let the governor ask the relevant questions through the relevant means. In addition, you are not his spoke person, he hasn't pointed out any state that failed to meet the stated requirements and yet received the fund or rather has he shown any letter he has written to complain the FG's failure to pay his state. And please provide a source that says 34 states are yet to meet the requirement.

Blue3k:
The case should be open and shut if they go to court.

Did they follow bullet point requirements Yes or No?

If they didn't why not.

Did the other 35 States follow it? Yes or No.

If the answer is no why is FG picking on Ekiti?

Remember you asked and answered your questions by yourself. You seem to be smarter than Fayose, let the governor ask the relevant questions through the relevant means. In addition, you are not his spoke person, he hasn't pointed out any state that failed to meet the stated requirements and yet received the fund or rather has he shown any letter he has written to complain the FG's failure to pay his state. And please provide a source that says 34 states are yet to meet the requirement.

hush15:
So all the other 34 states met these requirements abi.....

You are being hypocritical

I am not the one that is being hypocritical. I don't answer to you. I only gave you what is in the public domain and I would have acted more smartly than Fayose. He is the one that needs to answer you. He is the one that has problem.

So ask Fayose to give you proofs that

1. other states are yet meet the same requirements or
2. His state has met the requirements.

Barezzi:
Spot on!

That is not spot on! Its simply an episode of ignorance by him.


It is not the duty of the FG to help every ignorant Nigerian who choose to be ignorant. The news was all around when the FG gave conditions for the grants to be disbursed to states to enable them pay their salary. And every thing in that memo was for the purpose of prudence utilization of the grant and yet you were so blind to that in the write up. A simple search on google will help you out. But like I said, you have decided to follow the path of ignaorance. Ekiti has refused to meet any of the conditions listed below.



1. Publish audited annual financial statements within 9 months of financial year end.
2. Introduction and compliance with the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS).
Publish State budget online annually.
3. Publish budget implementation performance report online quarterly.
4. Develop standard IPSAS compliant software to be offered to States for use by State and Local Governments.
5. Set realistic and achievable targets to improve independently generated revenue (from all revenue generating activities of the State in addition to tax collections) and ratio of capital to recurrent expenditure.
6. Implementation of targets Implement a centralized Treasury Single Account (TSA) in each State.
7. Quarterly financial reconciliation meetings between Federal and State Governments to cover VAT, PAYE remittances, refunds on Government projects, Paris Club and other accounts.
8. Share the database of companies within each State with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The objective is to improve VAT and PAYE collection.
9. Introduce a system to allow for the immediate issue of VAT / WHT certificates on payment of invoices.
10. Review all revenue related laws and update of obsolete rates / tariffs.
Set limits on personnel expenditure as a share of total budgeted expenditure.
11. Biometric capture of all States’ Civil Servants will be carried out to eliminate payroll fraud.
12. Establishment of Efficiency Unit.
Federal Government online price guide to be made available for use by States.
13. Introduce a system of Continuous Audit (internal audit).
14. Create a fixed asset and liability register.
15. Consider privatization or concession of suitable State owned enterprises to improve efficiency and management.
16. Establish a Capital Development Fund to ring-fence capital receipts and adopt accounting policies to ensure that capital receipts are strictly applied to capital projects.
17. Domestication of the Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA).
18. Attainment and maintenance of a credit rating by each State of the Federation.
19. Federal Government to encourage States to access funds from the capital markets for bankable projects through issuance of fast- track Municipal bond guidelines to support smaller issuances and shorter tenures.
20. Full compliance with the FRA and reporting obligations, including;
21. No commercial bank loans to be undertaken by States;
22. Routine submission of updated debt profile report to the DM


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/205354-nigerian-states-get-22-conditions-access-fresh-n90billion-bailout.html

Delphi:
You are brilliant!!!

Do you think he is smart? No, not all. You are all simply lazy

It is not the duty of the FG to help every ignorant Nigerian who choose to be ignorant. The news was all around when the FG gave conditions for the grants to be disbursed to states to enable them pay their salary. And every thing in that memo was for the purpose of prudence utilization of the grant and yet you were so blind to that in the write up. A simple search on google will help you out. But like I said, you have decided to follow the path of ignaorance. Ekiti has refused to meet any of the conditions listed below.



1. Publish audited annual financial statements within 9 months of financial year end.
2. Introduction and compliance with the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS).
Publish State budget online annually.
3. Publish budget implementation performance report online quarterly.
4. Develop standard IPSAS compliant software to be offered to States for use by State and Local Governments.
5. Set realistic and achievable targets to improve independently generated revenue (from all revenue generating activities of the State in addition to tax collections) and ratio of capital to recurrent expenditure.
6. Implementation of targets Implement a centralized Treasury Single Account (TSA) in each State.
7. Quarterly financial reconciliation meetings between Federal and State Governments to cover VAT, PAYE remittances, refunds on Government projects, Paris Club and other accounts.
8. Share the database of companies within each State with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The objective is to improve VAT and PAYE collection.
9. Introduce a system to allow for the immediate issue of VAT / WHT certificates on payment of invoices.
10. Review all revenue related laws and update of obsolete rates / tariffs.
Set limits on personnel expenditure as a share of total budgeted expenditure.
11. Biometric capture of all States’ Civil Servants will be carried out to eliminate payroll fraud.
12. Establishment of Efficiency Unit.
Federal Government online price guide to be made available for use by States.
13. Introduce a system of Continuous Audit (internal audit).
14. Create a fixed asset and liability register.
15. Consider privatization or concession of suitable State owned enterprises to improve efficiency and management.
16. Establish a Capital Development Fund to ring-fence capital receipts and adopt accounting policies to ensure that capital receipts are strictly applied to capital projects.
17. Domestication of the Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA).
18. Attainment and maintenance of a credit rating by each State of the Federation.
19. Federal Government to encourage States to access funds from the capital markets for bankable projects through issuance of fast- track Municipal bond guidelines to support smaller issuances and shorter tenures.
20. Full compliance with the FRA and reporting obligations, including;
21. No commercial bank loans to be undertaken by States;
22. Routine submission of updated debt profile report to the DM


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/205354-nigerian-states-get-22-conditions-access-fresh-n90billion-bailout.html

ZUBY77:
Since the ministry of Finance failed to tell us the procedures Ekiti state did not meet, could you please tell us?

There is no need blabbing about not meeting procedures..
I read over 6 times up there that "Ekiti did not meet the procedures"
But there is not a single sentence on these procedures Ekiti did not meet.
We want to know exactly What procedures Zamfara, Osun and Ogun States meet that Ekiti did not.

Atleast it will help us condemn Fayose together.
Some of us are not really interested in throwing petrol to burn a man down because someone called him a thief, even when we don't know what he stole. Unfortunately, that's the state of mind of most of you.

Do you think you have spoken smartly? No, not all. You are simply lazy

It is not the duty of the FG to help every ignorant Nigerian who choose to be ignorant. The news was all around when the FG gave conditions for the grants to be disbursed to states to enable them pay their salary. And every thing in that memo was for the purpose of prudence utilization of the grant and yet you were so blind to that in the write up. A simple search on google will help you out. But like I said, you have decided to follow the path of ignaorance. Ekiti has refused to meet any of the conditions listed below.



1. Publish audited annual financial statements within 9 months of financial year end.
2. Introduction and compliance with the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS).
Publish State budget online annually.
3. Publish budget implementation performance report online quarterly.
4. Develop standard IPSAS compliant software to be offered to States for use by State and Local Governments.
5. Set realistic and achievable targets to improve independently generated revenue (from all revenue generating activities of the State in addition to tax collections) and ratio of capital to recurrent expenditure.
6. Implementation of targets Implement a centralized Treasury Single Account (TSA) in each State.
7. Quarterly financial reconciliation meetings between Federal and State Governments to cover VAT, PAYE remittances, refunds on Government projects, Paris Club and other accounts.
8. Share the database of companies within each State with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The objective is to improve VAT and PAYE collection.
9. Introduce a system to allow for the immediate issue of VAT / WHT certificates on payment of invoices.
10. Review all revenue related laws and update of obsolete rates / tariffs.
Set limits on personnel expenditure as a share of total budgeted expenditure.
11. Biometric capture of all States’ Civil Servants will be carried out to eliminate payroll fraud.
12. Establishment of Efficiency Unit.
Federal Government online price guide to be made available for use by States.
13. Introduce a system of Continuous Audit (internal audit).
14. Create a fixed asset and liability register.
15. Consider privatization or concession of suitable State owned enterprises to improve efficiency and management.
16. Establish a Capital Development Fund to ring-fence capital receipts and adopt accounting policies to ensure that capital receipts are strictly applied to capital projects.
17. Domestication of the Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA).
18. Attainment and maintenance of a credit rating by each State of the Federation.
19. Federal Government to encourage States to access funds from the capital markets for bankable projects through issuance of fast- track Municipal bond guidelines to support smaller issuances and shorter tenures.
20. Full compliance with the FRA and reporting obligations, including;
21. No commercial bank loans to be undertaken by States;
22. Routine submission of updated debt profile report to the DM

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/205354-nigerian-states-get-22-conditions-access-fresh-n90billion-bailout.html

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dunkem21:
Ekweremadu is actually right ..and his argument is strictly based on our flawed constitution. I know he will still stick to his words unlike all those trying to twist the circumstances.

May Karma be kind to us

Who is twisting circumstances. Is there anything unconstitutional in waht is currently happening. Your comment is filled with leprosy.

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This picture u re seeing is a picture of my sister. She has been missing for the past three days if found please contact the numbers below. God bless u as u do so.

Ela part one

Ori bibe ko loogun ori fifo!

agohmamuda:
For us to believe its a current pics, let him hold a paper showing today's date and time.

#If the Presidency decides to do a Photoshop on his behalf, we will find out. The Presidency have until midnight to do as i've instructed.

You don watch Amelika film tire

Let the mess begin