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awayeyebundle:Appeal court judgment is slated for 12noon today. I wish you, Jimoh/Sheriff luck. |
Luckylife:Many of our self-professed activists only speak out when they aren't getting needed attention from the govt whilst some still live in self-denials despite glaring truth. The most painful is the silence of top Nigerians / activists whilst Nigeria gradually becomes a killing field under this government. |
Continue asking. Why Why Why Why Would you have asked such if you were made the minister of justice? Anyway me too sef join ask, Buboo why ![]()
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awayeyebundle:Are you sure Jimoh will survive appeal court judgement? Anyway we all have our choices as you support Jimoh some will support Jegede/other contestants though Oke is my candidate but let's pray for a peaceful election. Even development across the state is urgently needed and I hope whosoever wins will do the needful. |
Elebiju:We all have a stake as indigenes and want better life for our people but that bro is too emotional. Whosoever wins but our primary concerns should be how to ensure there's even development across the senatorial districts and checkmate external influence that may want to hijack the state resources/political structures for their selfish interests. The game playing out isn't only about parties but individuals and their egos both within and outside the state. But our people aren't fools. |
awayeyebundle:Jimoh's fate will be sealed with appeal court judgement so don't allow sentiment and emotions becloud your sense of reasoning. Ondo state indigenes are no fools cos they are fully aware of the game playing out and you should know if you are truly from ondo state. Mimiko is fighting the battle of his life to either make himself a godfather to Jegede or go the way of other former governors. I prefers the latter cos sucking up to godfathers is not in our blood but however the electorate has final say through their votes. |
awayeyebundle:I quite understand how you feel coss Mimiko didn't perform as expected but we should allow the law to take its course. I am not a fan of Jegede/PDP but lets support a level playing field for all contestants. And bro, yesterday debate clearly showed that Jimoh can't be the best candidate. But at the end of it all I pray ondo state will be better and may the best candidate that'll usher in a better life for our people win. To me Olusola Oke is OK. |
Many are mad but but few are roaming. The stepmother of the baby is not normal. She should be prosecuted and refer to a psychiatrist. Moreover the matter needs thorough investigation cos the story from what I reap up there doesn't seem to add up as this could be the case of a baby factory business by William and Christiana. |
TheFreeOne:
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awayeyebundle:Stop spewing rubbish Jimoh is a fraud. Are you aware he wants our people to pay 10k monthly for road constructions if elected to office? Is that sensible to you?
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He's got nothing to offer our people so let him continue his foolishness / gaffes. Olusola Oke is a better choice.
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Of course he won't be alone cos Nigerians are waiting to take their pound of flesh via voters card.
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I didn't watch the program from the beginning but from what I saw Oke have better ideas and sounds more prepared to govern than the Agunloye and Jimoh. The debate ought to be better. |
5% of gross earnings to obas for security? Not accepting security vote? No tax....did i get that right? Hmnn this Jimoh na fraud ....SMH |
I have been speechlessly staring at the picture for minutes but don't know what to type cos its shocking. How long will these madness by security operatives go on unabated whilst influential Nigerians kept quiet or should we assume those in power are above being told the truth and called to order ![]() Everyday governance/democracy seems to be gradually eroding while insecurity / anarchy takes a foothold with killings of innocent Nigerians across the country. The earlier we all take this government to task the better for us all. I wish her parents strength to bear the loss. |
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So in essence the CBN / DSS should stop harassing BDC operators and allow market forces take its due course. Using brute force in place of policies is a glaring dearth of good ideas from economic policy makers. |
Leke Baiyewu, Abuja The Senate has rejected the recommendation by the Nigerian Law Reform Commission on the review of the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Act, which will empower the Central Bank of Nigeria to jail people for up to two years or fine them for 20 per cent of the amount of the foreign currency held in their possession for more than 30 days. The Senate, in a statement signed by the Chairman, Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Senator Sabi Abdullahi, stated that with its focus on boosting investors’ confidence in Nigeria’s economy, such move, as proposed by the NLRC, which would prevent investors from making free entry and free exit from the market, would suffer outright rejection by the senators. The statement read, “The measure is disruptive and counterproductive, threatening to undermine many of the reform efforts already underway in the legislature and by government ministries, intended to boost investor confidence. “The Senate would never pass such a punitive and regressive proposal. Overall, some of the commission’s recommendation has many sound attributes and could help Nigeria’s investment climate. We believe the CBN should have the authority to regulate the forex market and determine the exchange rate policy, as already enshrined in its enabling Act. “A market-oriented exchange rate policy is the best recipe for guiding the operations of the foreign exchange market. This will ensure the supremacy of market mechanisms in efficiently allocating the scarce forex resources.” The upper chamber of the National Assembly stated that it was committed to working with the executive to halt the worsening recession and return the country to economic growth. http://punchng.com/well-reject-punishment-for-doller-hoarders-senate/ |
dunkem21:I don dey suspect you small small o cos recently you bin no wan to dey talk again. Abi DSS don sabi ya house address ![]() Anyway zahra no even look sai baba chanters face she don follow billionaire pikin waka and I no blame her cos all those buboo pay per click zombies no go even fit pay for her face powder sef. |
Where are those zombies standing with Buhari because of Zahra? Ahmed indimi don put sand for Una garri o ![]() Madridguy & co kindly take note. ![]() |
deflover: Omonigeriarere:You guys should get a life and stop spamming the thread with your tribal vitriol. When you ought to think/plan to uplift your region instead you keep blaming others for your woes. Awon omo alai leko afofun gbemu. |
KingOvoramwen1: KingOvoramwen1:Is that all guys see and have to offer regarding the topic at hand ![]() Dudes you are the ones with a problem. |
richidinho: baby124:Leave them to their foolishness. My people are discerning and no pushover when it comes to choices hence the reason we don't succumb to godfathers. All we ask for is a level playing ground to choose the best candidate and whosoever wins will be accepted as long as the rules are followed and no rigging. |
Let them continue their permutations but our people will surely decides who the next governor is gonna be. In Jennifer's voice: Ondo state kan Yoruba race kan Oodua kan Olusola Oke kan...And he's OK. |
deflover:Is it that you can't read or cataract dey your eyes? I don't want to get into the mud of tribal wars with you. If you claimed Yorubas aren't progressive that's your business but your hatred won't stop our quest for a better regional integration/development. So kindly concentrate on whatever stage/region you are from than throwing tantrums on another mans wahala lest you die of hbp. |
Intrepid01:So ![]() Whether the hand writing means Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin" or not won't change the fact that yorubas will continue to push for development in all areas. Genuine progressives across the country needs to team up for true federalism cos that'll engender speedy development for all regions. |
Olu20090:For ya mind now you don make sense abi with your yeye tribal slur? Aren't you aware ondo state have crude oil or are you from mars? We are talking about economic integration/infrastructural development e.t.c and the 'ND' should borrow a leaf from it but if you've got no tangible thing to contribute but vituperation then just shut up. |
Karismatik:Regional economic integration is imperative considering the state of our economy coupled with dwindling oil fortunes. And is there any crime in political realignment ? Or haven't recent events shown the southwest needs to put its house in order for a common front? I hope these governors / Yoruba leaders will take cohesive selfless decisions for the good of our people and not for their own selfishness. |
Southwest governors will meet today in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, on the economic development of the region, it was learnt last night.http://thenationonlineng.net/southwest-governors-meet-today-economy/
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doctokwus:If Buhari is still your best bet despite present situation in naija then it shows you are part of the problem, unintelligent and a lover of mediocrity. So stop lamenting and have a good night too. |
EmeeNaka:You dry mind those yeyenatus? They think everyone is oblivious to their deceits, proxy wars and religious expansionalism which is being achieved via immigrants influx to Europe e.t.c as a result of wahhabist agenda and terrorism. |
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THINK CLEARLY OR IF YOU ARE ILLITERATE ASK AROUND 1st NEXT TIME B4 U USE THE WORD "yoruba" and "RACE" IN THE SAME CONTEXT.. 