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APC is a party of career propagandist, destiny looters and fundamental hypocrites. Dine with them, and cut short your lifespan by 45%!


AMBODE, a common excommunicated civil servant sponsored the greatest and most expensive and sophisticated ads in the 4th Republic and NO ONE IS SAYING ANYTHING!!!!!!


AMBODE PAID LINDA N80M/MONTHLY (Source: Popular blogger Kemi). THATS JUST 1 of the over 30 Ad portfolios including the popular video ad where he hired over 10 Naija artists including Ice Prince, etc.



WHY THE SILENCE?


WHY THE ATTENTION ON AITChannels aired more ads for the APC. Why are we witch-hunting people for the same crime we committed? OMG! I HATE APC With Passion!



APC is the 666 (THE MARK OF THE BEAST) OF THIS GENERATION. DO NOT ASSOCIATE WITH THEM, THEY WILL DESTROY YOUR LIVES PEOPLE!

DASUKI's LOOT is nothing when compared with the amount APC SPENT ON CAMPAIGN.


REASON NIGERIANS, YOU ALL SHOULD USE YOUR BRAINS!!! Before you become a programmed zombie, use your brain and analyse events as they unfold!!

By Anthony Ogbo

Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu
Buhari’s threats to probe governance
affairs of his predecessors has tumbled
into a boomeranging breadth, prompting
the General to personally send a plea
with apologies to the former President
and one of the targets of his proposed
probe, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo,
International Guardian reliably
gathered. “I didn’t personally know what
was said or written, but to my
understanding, PMB was only trying to
diffuse rumors in the media about
Obasanjo being a target of his probe,” a
source close to Buhari’s administration
explained in a text message.

Chief Obasanjo was already gathering a
dossier which included documents
linking President Buhari and key allies
and colleagues in his administration to
major fraud related to various affairs of
the government, when he received
President Buhari’s “es·prit de corps” plea
for a common understanding and
restraint. To further appease the aged
former leader, President Buhari quickly
announced a retraction of his threats,
announcing publicly that he would not
extend his corruption probe beyond the
administration of former President
Goodluck Jonathan.

A worried President Buhari specifically
indicated through his Special Adviser on
Media and Public Affairs, Femi Adesina,
that he would not waste time in probing
the administrations of former President
Olusegun Obasanjo, Abdulsalam
Abubakar, Sani Abacha, and Ibrahim
Babangida. The retraction nonetheless
created doubts among critics on the
president’s credibility in fighting
corruption as he initially swaggered.
President Buhari, it may be recalled, had
consistently vowed to investigate and
bring to book, all persons who looted the
country’s funds. Consequently, he made
a threat to arrest and prosecute past
ministers and other officials who stole
Nigeria’s oil and diverted government’s
money to personal accounts.

The President’s request for collaboration
with the United States, however,
prompted an alleged reaction by
President Obasanjo considered as one of
Nigeria’s most corrupt past leader by
most western countries. The United
States has indicated it would help
Nigeria’s new leader track down billions
of dollars in stolen assets – a move that
might expose previous fraudulent
engagements in the Obasanjo’s regime.
International Guardian gathered that
President Buhari’s backtrack from his
initial plans for a comprehensive probe
of public-fund misappropriation may
jeopardize Nigeria’s request to the
United States for collaboration on
tracing missing funds. The United States
government it was gathered, may not
oblige to selective investigation of
executive fraudsters and may not spare
Buhari himself. It may be recalled that as
the Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku
Abubakar was implicated by a US Grand
Jury which reports detailed his
fraudulent involvement with
Congressman, William Jefferson to
secure a business deal in Nigeria. On
August 5, 2009, Jefferson was found
guilty of 11 of the 16 corruption counts,
and was sentenced to 13 years on
November 13, 2009, the longest sentence
ever handed down to a congressman for
bribery.

From fraudulent privatization of state-
owned enterprises; filthy oil deals;
bribery associated with Halliburton,
Siemens, and Transcorp, rushed terminal
contracts, to personal loans for his farm
business, embezzlement of Excess Crude
Account, and Petroleum Trust
Development Fund (PTDF), Chief
Obasanjo’s regime has been considered
the most fraudulent in Nigeria’s history.
“For Buhari to claim that he would not
waste time digging into the far past,
simply signals a red flag about his
involvement in the whole thing,”
confided a source close to Washington.

Last week, International Guardian
reported how President Obasanjo was
the only one to rightly expose President
Buhari’s negative past records of public
accountability, revealing his readiness to
hit the blogs with documents that would
shock the nation. The story also narrated
how Buhari as the chairman of the
Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) between
1998-99, failed to account for a missing
25 billion naira, confiscating all related
documents and obstructing all
investigative channels. Buhari’s alleged
plea to Obasanjo, therefore, was timely.
“When it comes to being vindictive, you
know Baba does not waste time and
Buhari should have known better,” a
source close to the All Progressives
Congress (APC) told our newsroom.


www.thefocusng.com/buharis-hasty-withdrawal-from-probing-obasanjo-questions-his-credibility-on-fighting-corruption/

GEJ my hero

The government is clueless. What happened to tear gas and rubber bullets.

Believe this and you can believe Satan is better than Jesus

I stopped believing Nigerian journalist

dockokwus:
Why is jonathan still walking free when he has been fingarred in multiple monumental scams by dasuki,dokpesi etc.
When will efcc invite gej for questioning over frauds he was said to have authorized and when will ICC investigate and bring him to book for his role in the mindless death of númerous soldiers sent to the battlefield without weapons?

How about the un-song heroes. The 150 soldiers who were killed with chemical weapon recently by bokoharam yet the military denied that no soldier was missing

Point to note. The real drivers of the economy are the private sectors.

Each time I hear the word "change" I become apprehensive, afraid and scared.

How come the intelligence agency knows who is funding pro Biafra group but do not know the sponsors of boko haram?

Bring back out girls

Bring back our girls

Season of hit

Mouth watering disease

A cat-paw strategy

kvng:
Hello everyone.
Did anybody get a regret mail after the second stage? Cuz i know one person who did, and i thought it was an anomaly

Some people can lie. If it is you talk, shell manager might be here to help

Elias was comfortable. He had two cars: an SUV and the Passsat in which he died and two houses in different parts of Lagos. He did not even think of his family, his wife and two children.”


These things are not in heaven

Sincerely speaking, the TSA would have been well managed by GEJ under is indefatigable economic team.

Buhari's body odour saved him

Good day all.

Kindly assist on how to create a blog. The essence is for entertainment and to share information.

Your response is appreciated.

English is not my mother 's language. Chinese people do not speak English yet they are better off.

Aa for me there is communication.

But the guy no be like who win money.

Five of the suspected abductors of the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Chief Olu Falae, have been arrested.

Falae was kidnapped on his farm, three weeks ago, at Ilado Village in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State, by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

The elder statesman was released four days later.

Family sources confirmed that three of the hoodlums were arrested in Niger State last Sunday; two others were picked up at the weekend.

It was gathered that the suspects are in the custody of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the State Police Command, Akure, the state capital.

Policemen are still on the trail of the other fleeing suspects.

A source said: “Five of them were arrested, three in Niger State on Sunday. Two others were arrested somewhere I cannot say for now but the suspects are in SARS custody.

“The police are still searching for the other seven suspects and I am sure they too will be arrested very soon.”

Police spokesman Femi Joseph said the kidnap of the former Minister of Finance was being handled by the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase.

He said: “I don’t know anything about the issue again; it is the IG who has taken over the issue because it is a national issue.

“He is likely to brief the press about the development today.”

http://thenationonlineng.net/police-arrest-falaes-suspected-abductors/

Some people enjoy talking but are unaware of the rules that guide conversations. Here are some rules to observe when you engage in discussions with people

Listen more

It is often said that to be a good conversationalist, you have to be a good listener. That is to say that the key to a good conversation is not in the talking, but in the listening. Avoid being self-centred in conversations. You can ask intelligent questions and offer brilliant advice to people only when you listen more. Also, simple gestures like focusing on who is talking, nodding your head, and adding little exclamations at appropriate moments, show the other party that you are interested and involved in the discussion.

Be prepared

Before you start a conversation with someone, ensure you are prepared on what to say or at least how to kick-start it. Do not start up a conversation and fall short of what to say or get lost in the middle of it. Think about the things that will probably interest people you converse with and look for some background information on the topic of discourse or the people.

Tailor the conversation

It is better to discuss certain topics with people you are familiar with. The people you meet for the first time may have reservations about certain topics and may not feel comfortable discussing them with you. Avoid awkward topics or arguing with the other parties.

Don’t dominate

A conversation involves two or more people sharing opinions and ideas about a particular topic. It is a dialogue and not time for monologues. If you are in charge of the conversation and have talked for a few minutes without any questions, comments, or general signs of life from other people, cede the floor to someone else and give them room to share their own perspective on the topic of discourse. Do not monopolise the conversation.

Think first

Some mistakes are made in conversations because people fail to think before they speak. Sometimes, in the course of a discussion, they could utter annoying words to the other parties. To avoid offending people during conversations, don’t blurt out statements out of anger or without thinking. You could avoid further disagreements by sieving your thoughts before speaking them out.

Don’t interrupt

When you are involved in a conversation, give people the opportunity to air their opinions because they are entitled to it. Do not interrupt anyone; wait until they have stopped talking before you start. Interrupting a person’s thought or speech sounds rude and could send the discussion off into another tangent. This also applies to telephone conversations. When you are interrupted, the polite thing to do is shut up and not go back to the conversation except you are asked to.

Be liberal

When there are more than two people involved in a conversation, be sure to involve everyone in the discussion. Do not take sides or prefer a particular person for the conversation. Also, be sure to choose subjects which everyone has an interest in, so they can contribute to it. That makes people have a sense of belonging.

Don’t overshare

Having a conversation with someone, especially when you need an advice on a particular issue does not mean you should reveal your entire life as soon as you start the discussion. If you would reveal a certain amount of information about yourself, ensure you do that with someone you feel safe with and can trust. Revealing too much personal information could cut across as an act of desperation and repel people.

Respect privacy

It is good that people trust you enough to tell you their secrets but do not sound nosey or desperate by probing for too much information, especially when they do not feel like revealing more. Don’t dig too deeply into their personal life. If they are comfortable talking about the particular issue again, let them bring it up at their own pace. If they don’t seem willing to discuss it any further, change the subject.

http://www.punchng.com/feature/social-etiquette/be-a-good-communicator/

I love Russia.

If airport is not built people will complain. If it is built people will still complain.

Op please be constructive by stating both the merits and demerits

How truthful are your claims?
If you knew it was original,why didn't you follow him to the office.

This is personality assassination.

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Minister for sports and youth