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That's my darling governor and his beautiful wife Wike is the man |
Story storyyyy!!!! ! Story |
I like that guy at the left outfit |
Thought they said it was Niger Delta militants? I can never believe anything about Nigeria again |
Is he here to learn how throw his nation into recession? Cuz dats one thing Buhari knows how to do properly |
I hope they no add BSc for terrorism for their degree |
United States President Barack Obama – who will leave office on January 20 – admitted that he cried at a recent senior staff send-off dinner following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory, and now claims had the Constitution let him seek a third term he would have decisively trounced Trump. Speaking to his former aide David Axelrod in a podcast interview titled The Axe Files, Obama said: “I am confident in this vision because I’m confident that if I had run again and articulated it, I think I could’ve mobilized a majority of the American people to rally behind it.” “I know that in conversations that I’ve had with people around the country, even some people who disagreed with me, they would say, ‘The vision, the direction that you point towards is the right one,’” the outgoing president said. The Constitution limits a president to serving only two terms. The 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, passed in 1947 after President Franklin D. Roosevelt had been elected to four terms, limits chief executives to two terms in office. Obama showered praises on his staff, saying their “heart” and “idealism” inspired him to successful two terms as head of state. “We had our senior staff dinner … I got through about four minutes of the thing and started getting the hanky out,” he admitted. Obama said it feels like the “band” is breaking up, but that he wants to devote his post-presidency to growing the “talent” and vision that began in his two terms as president of the United States. “Overall, this place never got cynical,” he said, praising the many aides he’s had over the years. We never had that fire snuffed out. That is a point of pride for me,” he added. The president also looked forward to leaving the White House, saying he’s going to take his wife, Michelle, on a “nice” vacation because “she deserves it.” Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to respond to Obama’s claims, thumping for his victory had he faced Obama in the November 8 U.S. Presidential election. “President Obama said that he thinks he would have won against me. He should say that but I say NO WAY! — jobs leaving, ISIS, OCare, etc.,” he tweeted Monday afternoon. Republican Donald Trump gained victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the November 8 U.S. Presidential election, despite Clinton having the support of sitting President Barack Obama. Trump secured 304 Electoral College votes to Hillary Clinton’s 227 on December 19 to cement his election as head of state.
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Johsef:sorry to spill your beans. Those that gives a fucck are still here and will remain here |
Handsome kid |
Lucky him |
Good for the business |
omowolewa:and you just imagine the kind of love the Governor got for his people |
A true leader |
How come Apc twitter handle is the one sharing the news, not the Army? |
Merry Christmas to him |
God help that little boy |
Issorite |
I wish a safe journey. Merry Christmas to everyone |
This finally confirms it, we are finished |
Am sick and tired of this country |
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I was just overwhelmed by the size of the snake. Never seen anything like this before
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See one of the SAINT CHANGE Angels |
They just want to start a war |
Is he mad? Please they should check if Ayade is going mad. 6000 aides. Kai |
NgeneUkwenu:see what you have turned to, nobody takes you serious |
They should just accept the fact they failed this year woefully |
tiwiex:you can even imagine |
God bless my executive governor Wike and his wife Suzzette |
It took him 18months to appoint this set of people |
At the expenses of taxpayers money |
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