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No be English him dey speak wey OBJ and kuffor nak translation earpiece? |
Brb |
The naira has not lost all it values as to make any sense property, particularly undeveloped one to cost as much as a billion plus in owerri. |
Story.... His redeployment is as a of the power tussle between him and the adc to the president on the redefinition of the duties and roles of the dss in securing Mr president. Clearly, the adc has the ears of the president, more.... Breaking the law in the name of protecting the president. |
The decision to remove the military from internal security matters never made sense..... Not with a poorly equipped and trained police designated as replacement. |
Largas:You have no point there. GEJ appointed a South south person whom he had confidence in. Buhari is a northerner and should appoint somebody he has confidence in, a northerner like himself |
actually all three new acts were signed |
sweetgala:you got it.these guys are just as ordinary as other in mates ..the advantage they enjoy when kept in northern prisons is that they quickly turn the quaoran upside down to confuse warders and security agents who are largely of the same religion...and on escaping ,they run into willing brained washed accomplice .. all this head-start wont be available down south particularly in the eastern region |
CrazyMan:I don't think he meant he has been in detention for three months for it is not up to three months since the Pastor of the airport road branch was kidnapped |
He is sensitive to the movement of the 'cloud' hence his success. |
sweetgala:Any prison in SE is like the dreaded gutanamo Bay.... It is more secure because the opportunity for break out is less viable.... No safe haven around to harbour the outside collaborators until studies are complete |
I kind of share Uwa view... They are being relocated to another part of same Nigeria,from some other part of same Nigeria. Trouble will only come if there is no adequate security and plans to guide against prison break, radicalisation of inmates and bomb blast in the East. |
He got it right.... Either the proper thing or nothing. They made their names and money without the so called award and will continue on the strength of their marketing and talent |
rottenegg:Very clean and expansive. You got space to move around, easily. |
doncutie:Torrrentially... |
Alphaoscar:The one afraid is he that has been serially shortchanged by the one helped to become and still lives in denial hiring all manner of writers to try and lump his lose together with that of the president even though it is clear the president is behind his deconstruction |
Story for the gods... Brought to him in handcuffs by the much hated and feared dss... And he has refunded the money and released on bail |
ORACLE1975:Feeling the 'heat' and is still preparing to humiliate APC even further through the Constitution of standing committees A man feeling heat wouldn't dare this party twice and set to rob it in. . |
inas911:the young man buried yesterday at the cemetery after unical ,around goldie area....my first time of being there...i know him as edidiong and he is a oil marketer |
myklangelo:very funny adage ...know the dude ,personally. |
Lemon12:If that is true then I trust he has made adequate arrangement to fortify the prison which is a federal establishment |
hannysur8:His support is no longer to be converted.... The north has the presidency and a more United north... Central to East and west. They just need to pick from either the so r se there running mate and both regions will go with them enbloc... Remember first to do e no dey pain. Tinubu has only succeeded in driving a wedge, politically, between the southwest and the rest of the south. and in the process further United the others,two, politically |
eros:With the East? You clearly is hallucinating |
simpleseyi:No sense in this... Buhari is having a good laugh at the success rate of his foot soldiers in dislodging what could have become cancerous and spread beyond Lagos state |
1stola:By the day the man's position gets increasingly unassailable... The party neglected the south south in their so called zoning as well as the north east but he gave them slots.... Now he has virtually everybody from the northeast and can take that of the other two southern zones for granted for they are his for the asking |
APC keeps getting g it wrong... A group of accomplished men and women bought forms for millions, spent even more on campaigns, wins election and eggs to the house... You that took their cash still insist on unilaterally deciding, without consulting them, who should be their leader. And when you do that it is with utmost insensitivity o the feelings of the different zones that make up the country That is the height of arrogance. |
VirginFinder:When the elder Saraki, who actually granted this interview, passed on how many cultural practices of the Yorubas was carried out as an influential son? Even secret society members gets exposed in death or th3 denial or politics was unto death |
IlekeHD:Real identity My mother is from Iseyin in Oyo State, while my father is from Ilorin in Kwara State. My great-great grandfather originated from Mali and I am talking about some 150 to 200 years ago. And they are Fulani and that is where we got our Fulani connection from. My great grandfather settled in Ilorin preaching the religion of Islam. A section of Ilorin came from Gwandu and they were religious, but my people came there as practising Muslims from Mali with their own Quran. In fact, the Emir and I used to joke that we had our own Quran and that nobody gave us Quran. My great-grandfather brought our own Quran to Ilorin from Mali to Agbaji where we settled. The Agbaji quarters is about 200 to 300 years old. Over the years, religious piety and devotion have led the prohibition of drumming (in whatever circumstance) in the area. But because of our connection with the Southern people, a lot of Yoruba are always in Ilorin and so we speak the same language. If you look at the Ilorin people, the real Ilorin people like Saraki for example, the culture and their ways share affinity with those of the far Northern Nigeria. That accounts for the difference you observe between us and, particularly, people of the South-West, despite the existence, now, of Yoruba as a common language. I leave people to say whatever they like about me. Some people even say I am from Ogun State and some even say I am from Togo but I know where I am from. Even, not long ago, I had a letter inviting me to join in the formation of a Mali-Fulani Organization and that I should be its chairman. What about your ancestral lineage? People have accused you of bearing Alhaji Abubakar Saraki when you needed votes from the North, Chief Olusola Saraki when you needed votes from the South-West and in the South-East and South-South, you answered Dr. Sola Saraki. How do you reconcile these differences? People are just reading political meanings to my actions. My Islamic name is Abubakar. When were growing up in Lagos in those days, unless you were a Christian or bore a native indigenous name, you couldn’t get a school. If I wanted to be admitted to a school, I had to drop Abubakar in favour of Sola as virtually all the schools belonged to Christian organizations. It is not correct that I was changing names to garner votes. Politicians invent those kinds of stories against their opponents. You, yourself, should know who you are. |
IlekeHD:In other words, IBB kids are IGBOS because their mother is from Asaba or atiku's kids are Yoruba because he is married to a Yoruba... The late Saraki clarified that his ancestors are Malians |
doctokwus:Get Startimes and hook on to the channel for Nass issue.. NTA parliament. Saraki and his supporters next move is the party executive... He has the Senate firmly under his grip... The party can't do jack. Whenever he announces the names of committee chairmen APC executive will be done with. |
VirginFinder:Stop hyperventilating, Saraki is a fulani.... Here is the father own words or you know him more than he does Real identity My mother is from Iseyin in Oyo State, while my father is from Ilorin in Kwara State. My great-great grandfather originated from Mali and I am talking about some 150 to 200 years ago. And they are Fulani and that is where we got our Fulani connection from. My great grandfather settled in Ilorin preaching the religion of Islam. A section of Ilorin came from Gwandu and they were religious, but my people came there as practising Muslims from Mali with their own Quran. In fact, the Emir and I used to joke that we had our own Quran and that nobody gave us Quran. My great-grandfather brought our own Quran to Ilorin from Mali to Agbaji where we settled. The Agbaji quarters is about 200 to 300 years old. Over the years, religious piety and devotion have led the prohibition of drumming (in whatever circumstance) in the area. But because of our connection with the Southern people, a lot of Yoruba are always in Ilorin and so we speak the same language. If you look at the Ilorin people, the real Ilorin people like Saraki for example, the culture and their ways share affinity with those of the far Northern Nigeria. That accounts for the difference you observe between us and, particularly, people of the South-West, despite the existence, now, of Yoruba as a common language. I leave people to say whatever they like about me. Some people even say I am from Ogun State and some even say I am from Togo but I know where I am from. Even, not long ago, I had a letter inviting me to join in the formation of a Mali-Fulani Organization and that I should be its chairman. What about your ancestral lineage? People have accused you of bearing Alhaji Abubakar Saraki when you needed votes from the North, Chief Olusola Saraki when you needed votes from the South-West and in the South-East and South-South, you answered Dr. Sola Saraki. How do you reconcile these differences? People are just reading political meanings to my actions. My Islamic name is Abubakar. When were growing up in Lagos in those days, unless you were a Christian or bore a native indigenous name, you couldn’t get a school. If I wanted to be admitted to a school, I had to drop Abubakar in favour of Sola as virtually all the schools belonged to Christian organizations. It is not correct that I was changing names to garner votes. Politicians invent those kinds of stories against their opponents. You, yourself, should know who you are. Real identity My mother is from Iseyin in Oyo State, while my father is from Ilorin in Kwara State. My great-great grandfather originated from Mali and I am talking about some 150 to 200 years ago. And they are Fulani and that is where we got our Fulani connection from. My great grandfather settled in Ilorin preaching the religion of Islam. A section of Ilorin came from Gwandu and they were religious, but my people came there as practising Muslims from Mali with their own Quran. In fact, the Emir and I used to joke that we had our own Quran and that nobody gave us Quran. My great-grandfather brought our own Quran to Ilorin from Mali to Agbaji where we settled. The Agbaji quarters is about 200 to 300 years old. Over the years, religious piety and devotion have led the prohibition of drumming (in whatever circumstance) in the area. But because of our connection with the Southern people, a lot of Yoruba are always in Ilorin and so we speak the same language. If you look at the Ilorin people, the real Ilorin people like Saraki for example, the culture and their ways share affinity with those of the far Northern Nigeria. That accounts for the difference you observe between us and, particularly, people of the South-West, despite the existence, now, of Yoruba as a common language. I leave people to say whatever they like about me. Some people even say I am from Ogun State and some even say I am from Togo but I know where I am from. Even, not long ago, I had a letter inviting me to join in the formation of a Mali-Fulani Organization and that I should be its chairman. What about your ancestral lineage? People have accused you of bearing Alhaji Abubakar Saraki when you needed votes from the North, Chief Olusola Saraki when you needed votes from the South-West and in the South-East and South-South, you answered Dr. Sola Saraki. How do you reconcile these differences? People are just reading political meanings to my actions. My Islamic name is Abubakar. When were growing up in Lagos in those days, unless you were a Christian or bore a native indigenous name, you couldn’t get a school. If I wanted to be admitted to a school, I had to drop Abubakar in favour of Sola as virtually all the schools belonged to Christian organizations. It is not correct that I was changing names to garner votes. Politicians invent those kinds of stories against their opponents. You, yourself, should know who you are. |
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