writejhn27:
I don't know where we have miss it, Even a Nairaland moderator name Honeric01 is trying to scam me of 96k. Pls I beg on @seun and other moderators and good people of nairaland to come to my aid. If we can't trust moderators on nairaland who can we trust. Pls I need help on this issue

Open a thread on it so that Seun can see it quickly.

This news remind me of what happened years ago in Akure, between A woman & her daughter shouting on each other over a married pastor.

Whatever you might want to say whether Ahmed is powerful or not, he has the no 2 citizen of the country in his beck & call, also some higly rated Ministers & Legistlators (his proteges). Yet you generation of hatred doubt his influence on Nigeria polity. Tell me any individual in Nigeria who has as many political followers as Tinubu in Nigeria of today? He may be powerless tomorrow but as it is today politically Ahmed is powerful not just in the SW but in Nigeria.
Take it or leave it!

Tell me Mr Op what do we stand to gain from this your unsolicited story?

Abeg complete the story, I dey enjoy am.

faustinalove:


would i have posted my story here if i hadnt learnt frm my mistakes? or u want me to accept what u personally feel u know my mistakes are? bro, pls u r beginning to sound like my ex..always trying to impose his own opinion on me. thanks

Good, I love this your comment. Acknowledge you've made mistakes is the first step to repentance. May God forgive you of any wrong you've done. Dont let this weigh you down, you got to get up & try.
Pls what advice do you have for our young ladies out there?

Trudiee:


i commot cap for u bros.. nice one. these r the kinda ppl i love to see talk.

Why dont you delete other people's comments naa?

faustinalove:


u r so wrong but i wouldnt argue with u. it beats me when some people analyze ur life like they were there from d beginning. thanks all d same for ur views, i appreciate

Now tell me where I am wrong? Own up and accept your mistakes. Let others learn from you.

ojun50:
Does of u blaming her for opening her leg should grow up pls.

My dear u did the right tin, presently am in the mix of five married couples am d only single guy among them u guys need to see or hear most of the tins they say about there wife or husband, most of them some time regret why they marry who they marry. Op jst relax yr self nd heal frm the pass God will give u a better man.

Tell her the truth & stop exonerating her so that others don't make the same mistake.

I distance myself from the people who said you deserved better from the guy, I'll rather say you deserve more for the below reasons.
1. It wasn't that you love this guy from the beginning, it was because you parents wanted you to marry based on tribal sentiments & you said you're literate. You fell for this & now that you're paying for it do they share in your pains?... Learn from that.
2. Say the truth & be set free. You didn't accept to marry this guy just because your parents want it that way but because you saw the guy as a well-to-do with. He has money & he can shoulders your responsibilities. It was because of the money & nothing more. You endured the way he maltreated you, even sexually because you didn't want to lose him due to the "largasse" he showed on you & your family. Now you've learnt your lesson. -not all that glittered is gold.

You may drive off my points but you know right within you they were true. Pls dont tell us you were beclouded by the love you have for him but only for his money, you only like him for his money. I am not gonna crucify you for aborting the baby, it's your life.

You were born & brought up in yoruba land & when you're now matured they(your parents) considered you better than the yorubas & only good for the igbo like you. Who treated you like this now?

I pray our ladies would learn from this

Nothing wey we tell this guy go make him marry that damsel. Naa only to dey suck & Bleep albino toto him sabi. I pray make that condom bust one day make the tori change. Ashewo.

Anyway, Op thanks for the post. The comments here really made my day as I don laugh taya reading these comments.

jeffcheddy:


Thank u sir.. God bless u too

Guy una get liver o, you no wan born albino children but you enjoy fucking one.
Afin naa oosa for Yoruba o, if you offend her, you don enter am o. Naa only God go fit settle una case.

Yes Joe was wrong, but all you've done proved him right.
How could you hate someone & you expect him to appoint you to his cabinet? (dining with enemies). Change your ways & baba would change too.
If your brother could tell you the bitter-truth & you still refused to see the need for change & you're calling him names, I don't know who could say it better to your skulls.
The hatred has even generated to the point of turning their sons who support the president enemies, Rev Father Imbaka, Okorocha, Ngige, Amaechi to mention but fews.

Now I am enemy number ...........

freeze001:


Get an education!

Is that the answer to what you have vast knowledge in? You claimed to understand the concept better than the VP but now you can't explain it. People like you are many in our national assemblies whom all they do is "I support" but couldn't contribute anything. They are only there to make up the number. They are good in criticism but have no solutions to our national problems.

freeze001:
The problem is that he doesn't even comprehend what restructuring means and entails. It is not about giving d states half of d FG's resources, infact that's an ignorant statement from a supposedly learned VP.

He noted the nation was blessed and that every state could feed itself and export products if the citizens engaged in agriculture.

How can d citizens get engaged in agriculture when the major agrarian communities in d middle belt are being ransacked by fulani herdsmen and the FG doesn't particularly care? People are living in morbid fear! They have been dispossessed of their properties, killed, raped, maimed et al. Why then dies he sound like citizens are uninterested in agriculture?

We accept that the VP does not know what "restructuring" means. Pls dear sister, explain it to us, I know you have Phd in "restructuring".
Mtcheeeew

What brought them together has separated them. I dont believe this news though cos it's still early for the "reverend" father to shout wolf.
IPOB & NDR over to you guys.

Must we do eveything in American ways?

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari on Friday tendered an unreserved apology to the Senate over statements by his Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Prosecution, Okoi Obono-Oblo that the Senate lacked the powers to summon Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami to explain why he dragged the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu and two others to court over alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Order.
President Buhari faulted the position of the the AGF, stressing that as an appointee of the President, he was equally answerable to the Senate, just as he said that the statement ought not to have been made in the first place.

It would be recalled that the AGF, for the second time on Thursday, shunned the summon of Senate to explain why he dragged the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu and two others to court over alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Order. Buhari's Special Assistant on Public Prosecution, Okoi Obono-Oblo and in the office of the AGF who appeared before the Senator David Umaru, APC Niger East led Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters had lampooned the Senate, saying that the red chambers lacked the powers to summon the Minister of Justice over a matter that was already in a competent court of law.

President Buhari spoke through his Special
Assistant on National Assembly Matters(Senate), Senator Ita Enang.

Addressing Journalists, barely twenty-four
hours after the Presidential aide took a swipe
at the Senate that the Presidency had no confidence on the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters,
Senator Enang said that there was no way the Attorney General of the federation and Minister of Justice will not respect the Senators because the lawmakers screened and cleared the ministers as ministerial nominees.


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/sorry-buhari-apologises-senate/

Reference:
I thought someone said the EFCC doesn't do states, only Federal so how come it is doing Benue and will do Suswam but it cannot do Rivers and Amaechi. This thing is confusing.

So Fayose naa "federal Governor" & not a state Governor?
Apply your brain while engaging your fingers.

Our Governors too should be copied, but I doubt if they would be able to do anything cos they have a bastard from the home state of the writer among them.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state has said that he 'remain resolute in making his opinions known on national issues and will not be intimidated.”

Fayose made this known yesterday in an angry reaction to the arrest of some men, who allegedly aided and abetted the governor in laundering part of the cash taken from the office of the former National Security Officer.

The men were said to have been arrested and detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday in Lagos.

One of them, whose name was given as Abiodun Agbele, was reportedly picked up at a location in Lagos while trying to doctor vital documents relating to some property he had bought for the embattled governor.

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the arrest but did not give further details.

“It is true that we arrested some men who were fronting for governor. They are in our Lagos Office. That is all I can say for now,” Uwujaren said last night.

But it was learnt that some officials of a bank, which the governor said had helped him with funds to run his election, were also picked up and moved to Abuja by the operatives of the commission.

Agbele, according to EFCC sources had been on the watchlist of the commission in the past week following discovery he was the arrowhead in the receipt and laundering of huge sums of money from a former Defence Minister, Musiliu Obanikor, who has since denied doling out any money to the Ekiti governor.

But the arrest of Agbele and others has not gone down well with Governor Fayose, who reacted angrily to the development last night.
In a statement by his spokesman, Lere Olayinka, the governor chided EFCC for arresting his aides without first inviting them for questioning.

“Our attention has been drawn to the arrest of Mr Abiodun Agbele by the EFCC and we wish to say that we encourage the EFCC to carry out its investigations without politics as it is being done now.

“It must be pointed out that at no time was Mr Abiodun Agbele invited by the EFCC, and if he had been invited, he would have honoured the invitation. Therefore, there is nothing to celebrate in his arrest if it is not political.

“As already pointed out, Governor Ayodele Fayose does not have anything to do with any fund from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).

“Also, the person said to have been arrested is an adult and will defend himself when the time comes. Subjecting him to media trial as EFCC has been doing since the inception of this government will only give our adversaries momentary sense of joy.

“We await reports of EFCC investigations and we hope that the anti-corruption agency will be civil enough to allow an open and transparent trial in competent court of law and not media trial just to get at Governor Fayose because of his uncompromising stance against the misrule of the APC/Buhari led federal government.

“Finally, like we have maintained, Governor Fayose will remain resolute in making his opinions known on national issues and will not be intimidated.”


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/n4-7bn-fraud-i-remain-resolute-unintimidated-says-fayose/

A teenager, 13, was on Tuesday arraigned before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates' Court for allegedly defiling the six-year-old daughter of his neighbour.

The accused is a student who lives with his
parents at Iju Ishaga Area of Lagos.

The prosecutor, Sgt. Rafael Donny told the
court that the offence was committed on June 6 at his parent’s residence.

Donny said the accused called the victim to his room and defiled her.

He said the offence contravened Section 137 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty.

The Chief Magistrate, Mr Tajudeen Elias granted the accused N250, 000 bail with two sureties in like sum and adjourned the case till July 20 for mention.


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/boy-13-docked-allegedly-defiling-neighbours-6-year-old-daughter/

For allegedly raping his three daughters, a 48 year-old man, Micheal Ogbar, on Tuesday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates'
Court.

The Chief Magistrate, Mr Tajudeen Elias, refused to hear his plea and remanded him in kirikiri prisons.

Elias said the court had no jurisdiction over the case and therefore transferred the matter to Apapa Magistrates' Court.

The accused, who lives at Oke-Ogba St.,
Badagry, a suburb of Lagos, is facing a two-
count charge of defilement and rape.

The Prosecutor, Sgt. Rafael Donny, told the
court that the offences were committed
between January and May at the accused
residence.

Donny said that the accused raped his two daughters and defiled the third daughter.

``The accused sexually abused his 24, 20 and 10 year-old daughters," he said.

The offences contravened sections 137 and
259 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/man-arraign-sexual-abuse-3-daughters/

nerodenero:
Inasmuch as I'd have wanted Sarakill to resign from that post which I know he won't or be jailed over all these allegations coupled with how his family reduced Societel Generale Bank to nothing and the looting when he was Governor of Kwara State, the present administration has refused to look inward to also bring to book many APC members that have been enmeshed in corruption charges. Bubu's eyes aided by thick lenses doesn't see how his loyalist have fraudulently enriched themselves and his ears despite being fixed in the UK only listens to progress report on how some perceived enemies are been hunted by EFCC.

Yes, Sarakill should be jailed but what happens to other polithiefcians loyal to PMB that are as corrupt as Sarakill? Good that people are being investigated but it shouldn't be one-sided.

This simply shows that any administration in Nigeria, there are some untouchables!!! Sarakill was one of the untouchables until he played smart to become Senate President, the reason for the witch-hunt and PMB plus APC won't rest until he is removed.

If we continue to treat corruption cases like this, there's no ending to it.

PMB knows what he is doing Mr man. Could you be fighting enemies & be fighting those that are with you at the same time? Who would remain with you? Will the war be won? Let us deal with those in opposition before dealing with "our corrupt friends"

Ikpeazu, in time like this don't forget to activate your immunity clause o.

kgr8mike:
Sacred seats of power has been desecrated. Holders of such offices/seats should resign to preserve the sacredness of our exalted offices. Nigeria should at least be of more value than individuals. Somebody should tell them.

Sacred seat of power? What is sacred about National Assembly. Better put it as Irreverent seat of power. They have long lost their respect on the altar of corruption. Unholy Chamber with Mundane Occupants.

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lionduke:

Yoruba people will forever remain slaves to the hausa-fulani oligarchy. Perpetual zombies with no balls.

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lionduke:

Yoruba people will forever remain slaves to the hausa-fulani oligarchy. Perpetual zombies with no balls.

lionduke:

Yoruba people will forever remain slaves to the hausa-fulani oligarchy. Perpetual zombies with no balls.

We ain't like you people who would have by now crying "they are our sons". Even when you know them to be thieves.
We don't harbour thieves. Let them face the wrath of the law.

Abel202:
[b]Am not used to calling people names - but this OP is an Anuofia.
I have no particular love for Jonathan as He is a very weak person with a massive inferiority complex who shouldn't have found his way into Nigeria's number one sit under normal circumstances. But Nigeria is an abnormal Nation thats why Obasanjo invariably foisted him on us via Yaradua. But even with all Jonathan's personal shortcomings, he tried his best. I voted for Jonathan in the last election because Nigeria is an abnormal Nation which limited my choice to the lesser evil amongst the duo.

I also had no particular love nor hate for Buhari. But he had been in public office for a number of occassions and even became a military leader once. In all of those occassion, unfortunately his ethnic bigotary is legendary.
Though I didnt vote for Buhari but I realy prayed that he succeeds especially in fighting corruption to a standstill where Jonathan absolutely failed in that regard.

And you abnormally lost your vote.
Sentiment is all I could see in your comment. You knew Jonathan was a weak President & that he shouldn't have been a Governor not to talk of been a President & you went ahead to trust him with another 4 years through your vote. What exactly do you want for Nigeria?.
If majority of Nigeria voters have been feeble minded like you, do you wonder what this country would be in another 4 years of Jona reign?

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Abel202:
[b]Am not used to calling people names - but this OP is an Anuofia.
I have no particular love for Jonathan as He is a very weak person with a massive inferiority complex who shouldn't have found his way into Nigeria's number one sit under normal circumstances. But Nigeria is an abnormal Nation thats why Obasanjo invariably foisted him on us via Yaradua. But even with all Jonathan's personal shortcomings, he tried his best. I voted for Jonathan in the last election because Nigeria is an abnormal Nation which limited my choice to the lesser evil amongst the duo.

I also had no particular love nor hate for Buhari. But he had been in public office for a number of occassions and even became a military leader once. In all of those occassion, unfortunately his ethnic bigotary is legendary.
Though I didnt vote for Buhari but I realy prayed that he succeeds especially in fighting corruption to a standstill where Jonathan absolutely failed in that regard.

And you abnormally lost your vote.
Sentiment is all I could see in your comment. You knew Jonathan was a weak President & that he shouldn't have been a Governor not to talk of been a President & you went ahead to trust him with another 4 years through your vote. What exactly do you want for Nigeria?.
If majority of Nigeria voters have been feeble minded like you, do you wonder what this country would be in another 4 years of Jona reign?

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Abel202:
Am not used to calling people names - but this OP is an Anuofia.
I have no particular love for Jonathan as He is a very weak person with a massive inferiority complex who shouldn't have found his way into Nigeria's number one sit under normal circumstances. But Nigeria is an abnormal Nation thats why Obasanjo invariably foisted him on us via Yaradua. But even with all Jonathan's personal shortcomings, he tried his best. I voted for Jonathan in the last election because Nigeria is an abnormal Nation which limited my choice to the lesser evil amongst the duo.

I also had no particular love nor hate for Buhari. But he had been in public office for a number of occassions and even became a military leader once. In all of those occassion, unfortunately his ethnic bigotary is legendary.
Though I didnt vote for Buhari but I realy prayed that he succeeds especially in fighting corruption to a standstill where Jonathan absolutely failed in that regard.

And you abnormally lost your vote.
Sentiment is all I could see in your comment. You knew Jonathan was a weak President & that he shouldn't have been a Governor not to talk of been a President & you went ahead to trust him with another 4 years through your vote. What exactly do you want for Nigeria?.
If majority of Nigeria voters have been feeble minded like you, imagine what this country would be in another 4 years of Jona reign?

Daplux4:




I don't know ur tribe but all I see is sentiment in ur view regarding last election
We choose to suport our brother who has right for second term
He was not doing bad for us to abandon him rather some people thinks they are not in the shceam of things decide to spread lies. Against him which every nigeriians has see
Buhri if he is wise he will not listen to those that told him to use number of votes in his appointments. We igbos are not flexable like others if we support u we stand by u to the last

Even to his grave.

I can't laugh

DEAFandDUMB:

I like constructive argument and would love it if we can maintain that status quo without being sentimental.
How did the alleged forged rules suppose to favour Saraki should the APC senators were to be around during the voting process?


Note: Am a young Lady.. So take it easy on me..

Which of all the things you read online do you understand? how best do we explain to you how the game panned out? Now you cannot hear or talk. Anyway, make google your friend.[color=#000099]

Even at that, if Saraki has been a loyal party member, what was he doing in the hallow Chamber when the Chairman of his party was having a meeting with other elected senators?. He saw this & seized the opportunity, never mind to dine with the opposition members as long as he gets what he wanted.

naa the weed give them boldness to carry guns go block road say them want a weed(biafra) republic.