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This Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua from Arigidi-Akoko in Ondo State is definitely an Enigma in the Christian Circle of our Contemporary times. History will unravel many things after his time here, if Jesus tarries. |
Mckennedy:You can just imagine my brother! I don't understand the importance of this hogwash to Nigeria's liberation. What a Country of clowns |
vecman22:Pardon? |
vecman22:What did he do? Please educate us.........perhaps Jonathan is your President from 1999 till 2015 |
The same set of disgruntled elements with no clear cut to road map of success but keeps waffling while edging the issues! |
IFNOTGOD:You forgot another one, NgeneUkwenu by name. You have said it all. Ignoring them makes them feeble psychologically. They hardly make sense all their literary lives here. Great post bro |
Sweet old memories Frank Olize and Yinka Craiq (Morning Ride) 2 of a kind. |
RIP |
Obasanjo was never a leader from day one just an opportunist with no sense of direction but full of himself on top nothing. IBB is far a more reasonable military man and politician than him. |
successmatters:Words on Marble! May you live long my sister. |
What a Country inching close to a state of anarchy. |
The Senate forming "busy" I can never support these bunch of crooks. Ifeanyi Uba has a good case |
Aufbauh:......and all liars shall have their part in lake of fire that burneth with Brimstone.......Rev. 21: 8 Only Jesus can save you now |
kingzizzy:I am a big fan, may you live long and enjoy the good things of life in Jesus Name for a deserved response to that pleb. |
Nigeria needs restructuring to engerder Nationalistic fervor among all. NDA should be represented in every geopolitical zones to foster National Colouration and unification of our existence further. |
Nigerian youths remain the problem of this great Country. They have the info but will still play the victims in the hands of these demons in power. |
CROWNWEALTH019:U dey mind obj? ![]() |
donmalcolm21:You have said it all. |
teepain: ![]() I totally agree with you bro. |
You can't have a highly corrupt personality as Saraki heading the Senate and you expect corruption to die. One needs no soothsayer to educate you that the fight against corruption in the political turf of Naija is one tall dream. Magu should operate as Acting Chairman of EFCC to fish out these scoundrels. |
What a wrong move to increase tax and a foolish one for that matter |
All these news outlet sef.......beg? For what now. |
Vibrant opposition is key in checkmating this useless APC government. |
Like Fashola had a name before ........ |
brownpollo:
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Assistant Director Fired From FG Agency For Exposing $229,000 Fraud Under Buhari's Administration As Nigerian government placed incentives for whistleblowing as a means of fighting corruption in the country, top government officials have slapped the government policy by terminating the career of an assistant director, who raised the alarm of fraud in the sum of $229,000 and N800,000. The monies were allegedly diverted by key officials in the Directorate of Technical Cooperation in Africa, an agency under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The whistleblower, Ntia Thompson, an assistant director with the Directorate for Technical Cooperation in Africa, who blew the lid in the fraud that embarrassed the key masterminds, was initially suspended from work on December 19, 2016 and was finally dismissed from service on February 7, 2017. According to a public notice, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Khadija Bukar Abba Ibrahim, who supervises the DTCA, approved the compulsory retirement of Ntia from work with immediate effect. Although it was not clear as at last night if the letter had been served on the sacked director, a copy of the notice of his dismissal had been posted on the DTCA public notice board. The sack letter signed by Sanda S. Isah, Head of Administration Department in DTCA and addressed to all staff, said, “ I am directed to inform you that following the recommendations of the Senior Staff Appointment Promotion and Disciplinary Committee on Acts of Serious Misconduct against Mr. Ntia U. Thompson, the Honourable Minister of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Chairman Presidential Inter-Ministerial Committee on the DTCA, has approved the Compulsory Retirement of Mr. Ntia U. Thompson from the services of the DTCA with effect from 7th February 2017. “In view of the above, Mr. Ntia U Thompson ceased to be a staff of the DTCA with effect from 7th February 2017. “All members of staff and the general public are hereby advised to take note”. The letter was signed and placed on the public notice of the DTCA on Friday with a handwritten instruction ‘Please Read’. However, competent staff within the agency, who believe that the money in question was actually diverted wonder why both the police and the anti-graft agency whose attention was drawn to the fraud, turned a blind eye to the inimical act and allowed the suspects to go scot-free and boldly unleash their fangs on the victim. Competent senior officials in the DTCA provided documents to allege some of the 14-member panel raised by the government to probe the allegations of breaching service rules levelled against the whistleblower could have been compromised. The officials provided a list of 11 new senior staff hurriedly employed by the leadership of the DTCA without advertisement or declaration of vacancies by the directorate in order to silence the panellists and get them to ease out the whistleblower from the establishment. The document shows that the 11 ‘new staff’ were all employed as either Administrative Officer or Accounts Officer on the same date of December 30, 2016, just a day to the end of the year. The officials confirmed that the new employees are either direct children or relatives of the panel members who were supposed to interview Mr. Thompson and write a report based on the civil service regulations and decide on whether he should be commended for the act of patriotism which he showed by reporting the diversion of the money in question. http://www.thetrentonline.com/assistant-director-fired-whistleblowing/ Cc: Lalasticlala |
God is on the side of Fayose no doubt. He made a terrible mistake recommending this mole of a Sherriff and thank God now he is not willing to repeat that mistake again. That Sheriff can't even win a ward. He is better at riding okada....
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ogologoamu:They are very irritating and lack common sense. ......despicable and miserable lots. Just avoid quoting them bro |
benedictnsi:Loose? Na bolt wey u dey loose. Lose you mean. |
diva90:Dem no dey hear word. |
CROWNWEALTH019:
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CROWNWEALTH019:What is it with this BMC, kindly tell me what it means jare |
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