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omenka:Clown before n ko I go kontinu now ![]() |
madridguy:Have you eaten today? Please eat well so as to talk well.......stop reasoning this way, you are no longer a kid. Many foreigners are members of this forum and they read our posts too. |
omenka:You just want to bring me on a head on collusion with barca right? naaaa I won't fall for that. He is entitled to his opinion though....are u aware I am also at loggerheads with my hommies in the "wailers club" anytime Saraki's case comes up for debates......that's the beauty of this online platform. Yeah I saw it but choose to avoid engaging barca because he is expressing his innermost heart feelings at the moment. My point! |
omenka:@ the bolded
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omenka:Take a shot at comedy pal, you are damn too funny these days leave it or take it, Fayose is the face of a "Reborn PDP". |
omenka:I just dey look you...... ![]()
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What is the problem with these old cargoes? Fayose has been the new face of a "New Improved PDP" he took it upon himself to call a spade a spade even in this semi-autocratic rule of Buhari.....and I ask where were these old men trying to hijack the leadership of the party from these fresh bloods? Fayose is a brand now that PDP can benefit from politically....he is known widely now, these old men have been at the helms of affairs of PDP for many years and I asked what have they achieved for the party even in Southwest? ![]() |
Speak and we shall teach you how to make Nigeria great again.........make your policies, people friendly. |
LadyExcellency:LadyExcellency, I am surprised that you fell for this crap....you of all people |
If this political imbroglio continues till 2017, I can bet it that Buhari may be sacrificed for his gross ineptitude in power, insensitiveness of his government to the plight of the masses. Indeed, he waited too long to allow this logjam.....he definitely lacks the political will to handle 21st Century economical problems. From the look of things, Buhari is still test running, this to me is MADNESS. |
I can wager that by 2019, many of the incorrigible zombies here who labelled Fayose many unprintable names would bury their heads in shame as they would realise that Fayose is the voice of the people. Buhari's anti-people policies will forever haunt his administration's life span and will make Ayodele Peter Fayose more popular. |
– Fayose continues to express anger over removal of fuel subsidy – Wants organised labour to protest against policy – Federal lawmaker pleads for patience Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state, southwestern Nigeria on Thursday called President Muhammadu Buhari a hypocrite. He also described the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as an advanced fee fraud practitioner for deceiving the country’s citizens till it removed subsidy from premium motor spirit, also known as petrol. Fayose, like many other Nigerians has remained angry since the Wednesday announcement by Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, the country’s minister of state for petroleum. The governor, seen as a major critic of the president, released a second statement stating that Buhari and his APC had defrauded Nigerians by increasing the price of petrol from N86.50 to N145 per litre. Ayodele-Fayose angry with Buhari over fuel subsidy removal. Urging Nigerians to resist the new policy, the governor added: “Those who opposed removal of fuel subsidy in 2012 and funded the Occupy Nigeria protest must not be allowed to get away with this imposition of hardship on Nigerians now that they are in power.” The governor urged labour unions, civil society organisations and other well-meaning Nigerians to stand up and be counted at this crucial time in the life of the common people of Nigeria. “There is no justification for the increment at this period when government is not paying salaries regularly, Nigerians are losing their jobs daily, prices of foodstuffs have gone over the roof and life has become so difficult for the common people,” Fayose added. Speaking through an aide, Lere Olayinka, the governor said: “In 2012 when the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government of Dr Goodluck Jonathan removed fuel subsidy and increased petrol price to N141 per litre, crude oil was selling at $111 per barrel. How then can petrol price be increased to N145 per litre when crude oil is now selling at $40 per barrel? “It is on record that on May 2 this year, the federal government, through the Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) template released in Abuja, told Nigerians that it was subsidising petrol at N12.62 per litre. “If as at May 2, petrol was being subsidised at N12.62 per litre, now that the subsidy of N12.62 has been removed, what ought to have been added to the N86.50 pump price should be N12.62, which would have increased pump price to N99.12 per litre. “Increasing petrol pump price by N58.50 when the federal government claimed it was subsidising the product at N12.62 per litre is clear political 419, which is aimed at further impoverishing Nigerians as the government will be making profit of N45.88 on each litre of petrol bought by Nigerians. “How can any government with human feelings attempt to make profit of N45.88 per litre on Nigerians, who are no longer getting their salaries regularly? How can Buhari and his party impose another N45.88 per litre levy on Nigerians who are already facing severe hardship? “Nigerians should be reminded that the president once said that petrol subsidy never existed and that it was a fraud. How then can the same President Buhari tell us that he has removed the same subsidy he claimed never existed? “The reality is that these people lied to Nigerians too much. They made promises they knew they won’t fulfill just to get to power. Now they are showing Nigerians their true colours. They are showing Nigerians that they have come to punish them with hardship. “Buhari and his APC promised to reduce petrol pump price to from N87 to N45 per litre; petrol is now N145. They promised to create three million jobs per year; they have instead created millions of unemployment. “They said $1 will be equal to N1; $1 is now N320. They promised to create better life for Nigerians, they have instead created hardship by making prices of basic commodities to skyrocket through their lack of policy direction.” A member of the House of Representatives, Olajide Jimoh, however, disagreed with Fayose, telling journalists on Thursday that the new policy is the best solution to constant fuel scarcity in the country. House of Representative member, Jide Jimoh, urges for patience. Jide who represents Mainland federal constituency, stressed that the increment in price of fuel is aimed at bringing lasting enjoyment to the people and that as a result, the current hardship should be seen as temporary. “I believe Nigerians will smile and there shall be light at the end of the tunnel but Nigerians must understand the situation that President Buhari means good for the country. “I just have to appeal to the people on this issue of increment on petroleum price and also to say that it is rather unfortunate and I believe if that is going to bring the way forward, we should just be patient. “What is of necessity now is for all of us to rationalise and be creative and at the end of the day allow wisdom to prevail in this circumstance. “There are so many areas that could be addressed such as the issue of transportation, the federal government should ensure provision of luxurious buses and rail lines. “Meanwhile, Nigerians should not expect things to happen in a day and I will urge them not to compare Goodluck Jonathan administration to this present one,” he said. Naij.com had earlier reported that the announced removal of subsidy on the premium motor spirit on Wednesday, may end up becoming a re-enactment of the January 2012 #occupyNigeria, as some agitated citizens have commenced a new campaign to have it repeated against the government of President Buhari. With the removal of subsidy on the product, the government fixed N145 as the maximum amount to be charged per litre on petrol and while some Nigerians are mobilising on social media for mass protest, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) thinks the fuel price hike was a coup against organised labour. Read more: https://www.naij.com/828133-wont-believe-new-names-fayose-called-buhari-apc-fuel-subsidy-removal.html
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omenka:I can wager you may be "hallucinating" at the moment.....this is your time to be that way. Not even Buhari (the man in the eye of the storm currently) will endorse this your "series of discoveries". Stop hallucinating bro, Nigeria is boiling. |
Awada kerikeri |
modath:Babe we have been on this Saraki saga right from September 2015, this is taking too long....even Danladi Umar is dulling. |
Rubbish.....while some of us said this at the initial stage, I wondered why the AGF has to wait this long what he ought to have established against the criminal (Saraki) immediately he was appointed as the AGF ![]() |
To the United Nations, we are not asking for much but to free the people of the Niger Delta from environmental pollution, slavery, and oppression. We want a country that will turn the creeks of the Niger delta to a tourism heaven, a country that will achieve its full potentials, a country that will make health care system accessible by everyone. With Niger delta still under the country Nigeria we can’t make it possible. So we are calling on the Ban Ki-Moon Secretary General United Nations and all Heads of the government of the five Permanent Security Council members to come to the aid of Niger delta people. We are calling on world leaders to come to the Niger delta to see the atrocities committed by the Nigeria government Long Live the Niger delta Avengers. Long Live the Niger Delta. **This is my favourite part, no reasonable AUTHORITY with blood flowing in their veins that will read this part and not grant them their demand** |
I love these guys to pieces......well scripted piece only meant for the wise. |
Interesting..... |
Beaf:Even Beaf can sniff out the hypocrisy of Fashole out. |
Useless megalomaniacs would have longed gone their separate ways. |
tochukwuifeduba:Bro, you are a political prophet! |
The boys have spoken! I like that...... |
At last, the men have proven it...."it's a man's world after all". .... She tried for staying this long. |
BeeBeeOoh:That dude is totally "sold out" on Buhari and this keeps me wondering if he is alright! |
One of the worst politicians to grace the politico-sphere of Nigeria. Fantastically corrupt man with warped analyses of governance. Like I used to say, Lagos under Fashola was a huge fraud if it were to be under a sincere corrupt-free minded fellow, by now Lagos will look like Dubai.....too much money in Lagos. |
Touche! I have always believed in the removal of oil subsidy before now but this same demonic APC fraudsters used it to campaign against Goodluck Jonathan now see what Buhari has done (the same Mallam who said subsidy removal is an insensitive posture to the plights of Nigerians going back to his vomit)....Tinubu is definitely feeling giddy at the moment! |
omenka:Everything is OK with me.....thanks for asking! |
omenka:Are you for real at the bolded? I am talking about your line of reasoning lately and you are talking about your "fans" .....do I have any connection with them? Nigeria is bleeding to death and I keep hearing you saying....Sai Buhari...carry go Baba. Omenka, is everything alright? |
989900:You deserve a hug bro and a chilled bottle of Moet! I know you to be a Buhari fan but never a zombie. Keep it up bro! |
Definitely as it stands, IT IS NO LONGER AT EASE WITH NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS! |
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My own na outermost I guess.
before n ko I go kontinu now 

