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Politics › Re: Ministerial List: Buhari Must Be Screened If He’s Petroleum Minister—senate by Victortee1(m): 9:03pm On Oct 05, 2015

OrlandoOwoh:
This is the dumbest senate since 1999. It's not the business of the Senate with which ministry the President deploys a minister to. Did the Senate under Enwerem, Okadigbo or Wabara screen Obasanjo when he was the "Minister of Petroleum?"

Senate used to be made up of matured and respected citizens, but now, kids(in d brain) and criminals are in d NA especially d red chamber, av u noticed dat the house of rep are looking much more matured in dis 8th assembly? . It's time we began to Know those we vote as law makers, it's as important as the executives, but most of us just vote d party of d executive we want. We'll survive dis I believe

Politics › Re: Buhari Must Undergo Screening If He Wants To Be Minister – Senator by Victortee1(m): 8:54pm On Oct 05, 2015

Kids in D senate! grin

Politics › Re: Graphic Photos From The Scene Of Yesterday's Bomb Blast In Kuje,Abuja by Victortee1(m): 7:18am On Oct 03, 2015

madridguy:
48 laws of power: Law 42: Strike the shepherd and the sheep will scatter. The Nigeria Army must fetch out the real coordinator of the sect, there is a genius somewhere hiding giving all these bombing directives.

Rip to the dead and I wish the injured speedy recovery. Boko haram will be a thing of history soon.

#onpoint #soundmind

Politics › Re: Diezani Was Arrested Due To Efcc's Request/cooperation - Punch by Victortee1(m): 7:14am On Oct 03, 2015

TonyeBarcanista:
100% Propaganda. The source is Lai Muhammed and Aisha Buhari.

How does APC assume that Nigerians are stupiÐ? Accprding tto the 'source'

Lol

Politics › Re: Why The CCB And CCT Are Wrong In Saraki's Case by Victortee1(m): 8:14am On Sep 23, 2015

seunmsg:
So let's assume your submission is 100% correct, don't you think the best thing for Saraki to do is to appear first before the CCT, argue his case that there was a procedural error in the process leading to his arraignment and ask the CCT chairman to dismiss the case. Why is he trying to use the FHC to stop the CCT from hearing the case when he can easily appeal the decision of the CCT at the FCA if it refused to dismiss the case?

Your mind is sound dear

Politics › Re: Breaking News: Produce Saraki In 24hrs, CCT Orders IGP Arase by Victortee1(m): 4:02pm On Sep 21, 2015

tomakint:
Since Saraki preferred dramatical role in this movie, he shall soon dance na.ked at the market square, I have said it that Saraki can not survive this week. His total disregard for a constituted authority as the CCT is a slap on our democracy, moreso, he was given ample opportunity to come clear his name...... he brought all these drama upon himself through his inordinate ambition.
Cc: TonyeBarcanista

Saraki Is only buying time! U'll say I said it.

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Politics › Re: Saraki's CCB Trial Live On Channels TV by Victortee1(m): 3:34pm On Sep 21, 2015

fleexee:
Am not surprise at all about d responses am seeing on this thread. Though am disappointed that a nation whereby the educated and enlightened youth suppose to set pace and fight against the so called corruption (kwarupttion) according to my P, BTW only thing they could do is argue and defend the thieves and looters looting since 1960. When will the change we ask for beggings. Tot the change should begging within our heart first b4 we can actually practise it around. Both Judas Saraki bukola, Badluck Otueke Jonah, Asiwaju tifnubu, looter king Amaechi, Atikulated criminal abubaka. And many more shd b brought to justice. Democracy we demand (equal right and justice)

Na so we see am o! This country is just... I can't believe tots and reasoning I read on NL sometimes. I use to think education will engender sound minds but...

Politics › Re: Empty Witness Box At Code Of Conduct As Saraki's Trial Is About To Start [photo] by Victortee1(m): 11:57am On Sep 21, 2015

idari:
It will be an insult to Nigeria as a whole if saraki is not arrested,because no one is above d law,I wonder how those to be probed in future will react if Saraki eventually didn't show up

Now u can see that Saraki is above the law. #simple. I argued wit my cousin dat said he has given up on Nigeria as a state... it becoming more obvious that do all u can, kill, steal, Watever u can sha to get into political office, den u are next to God, this country will bleed after today... more precedence will follow!

Politics › Re: Saraki - What If Saraki Survives This Torture And Rrmains As Senate President? by Victortee1(m): 3:13pm On Sep 20, 2015

chukwudi44:
Lol!!! You people are funny!!! You forget the senate president also has his powers and can also bark and bite!!! You will soon find ou how powerful he is in the comming days!!!

If only Saraki had appeared in court dat day , his lawyers dem will get him plenty adjournment till d case die o, all dis ranting of bench warrant arrest won't even come up, he played into d hands of his adversaries! I wish he just faced dat court in person, dat would av confused his hunters more. Smh

Politics › Re: Justice Umar Danladi Refused 2 Appear B4 EFCC Over N10m Bribe In 2014(Pics by Victortee1(m): 2:06pm On Sep 20, 2015

tucky200:
good !
then let efcc bring the case back to life

D same EFCC dat Saraki has desperately tried to humiliate? Lesson: arrogance can kill a future.

Politics › Re: Arrest Order: Saraki Relocates From Residence - The Nation by Victortee1(m): 8:33am On Sep 20, 2015

Adeyinka12:
Egberun samu e ,kole samo'lorun lowo.

Let mere senate president go to mere kirikiri

But av u tot that if he had been in court dat day he may av gotten an adjournment and will be able to buy time to settle scores politically? That's wat arrogance and pride does. I don't see a witch hunt o. Abi, no bench warrant wld av been issued to a suspect in court na. If indeed dats intended, den he played into the hands of his enemie

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Politics › Re: No Arrest Warrant For Saraki - IGP ARASE by Victortee1(m): 8:22am On Sep 20, 2015

drberry:
Amid the controversy generated by the Code of Conduct
Tribunal (CCT) order for the arrest of Senate President
Bukola Saraki, the police said, yesterday, they were yet
to receive a bench warrant to effect it.
“I am yet to see one”, the Inspector General of Police
(IGP), Mr. Solomon Arase, said while responding to a
Sunday Vanguard inquiry.

The CCT, headed by Justice Danladi Umar, had, in a
ruling on Friday, ordered the IGP and other security
agencies to arrest Saraki and produce him before it
tomorrow (Monday) to face a 13-count charge bordering
on corruption and false declaration of assets. The order
and subsequent bench warrant followed Saraki’s failure
to appear before the tribunal for arraignment.

The CCT order was in negation of an Abuja Federal High
Court order, on Thursday, stopping the tribunal from
commencing the trial of the Senate President.
While stopping the trial, the High Court summoned the
Federal Ministry of Justice to appear before it tomorrow
(Monday) to show cause why Saraki should be
prosecuted.

The court equally summoned the CCT Chairman, Umar;
the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Bureau, Mr. Sam
Saba; as well as a Deputy Director in the Office of the
Attorney General of the Federation, Mr. M.S. Hassan,
who signed the charge sheet upon which Saraki is to be
prosecuted at the CCT, to appear before it.

“The police are yet to receive the Code of Conduct
Tribunal bench warrant”, ordering the Senate President’s
arrest, a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer
(FPRO), ACP Adebisi Kolawole, also said, yesterday.
Meanwhile, senior lawyers, who spoke to Sunday
Vanguard, yesterday, faulted the order of Justice Umar.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/no-arrest-warrant-for-saraki-police/

Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Bukola Saraki's House by Victortee1(m): 8:42am On Aug 29, 2015

4ubootyman:
Is this news

captainprogress(m): 7:13am
THE Senate is in the news again for the wrong reason, even as the dust raised by the emergence of Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki as Senate President in controversial circumstances on June 9 is yet to settle. This time, the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions has launched into a seemingly pre-determined investigation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman, Ibrahim Lamorde’s alleged diversion of N1 trillion loot recovered by the agency.

In its rush for quick result, the committee sidetracked established Senate rules, raising more dust in the process. The probe, as would be expected, has thrown up a deluge of reactions. Some watchers of events at the Senate have dubbed the probe of the EFCC boss a mission impossible, while others labelled the investigation a scam orchestrated to cover other scams. Yet, some others are asking why now, especially with the obvious disregard of due process in the probe?

A huge gulf has already emerged in the upper chamber, creating as it were, a sharp division among the occupants of the chamber. Both APC and PDP senators are kicking. Some who are thrown off guard are gasping for breath. For them, the investigation is a fraud that must be halted.

Has Saraki shot himself in the foot again? Some say he is a man in love with shortcuts; one who detests procedural course , one who has little regard for due process. Saraki’s passion for the back door to achieve selfish results, they contend, is legendary, as he has amply demonstrated the trait a number of times without qualms.

When he became the Kwara State governor in 2003, one of his first actions which, ruffled feathers, was the transfer of the state’s account in the defunct Trade Bank, the state-owned bank, to the defunct Societie Generale Bank, where he was executive director before he became governor. The account was returned after a lot of dust was raised against the mindless shortcut.

Again, he had recently planned what amounted to a civilian version of a coup against his party – All Progressives Congress (APC) – to emerge Senate President. The party had zoned the position to the North East, casting its overwhelming lot for Senator Ahmed Lawan.

However, on the day the 8th National Assembly was to be inaugurated, while 51 APC senators, almost half of the 109-member Red Chamber, were waiting to meet President Muhammadu Buhari at the International Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja, elections were hastily conducted in which Saraki and Senator Ike Ekweremadu emerged as President and Deputy Senate President respectively. The dust raised by that brazen defiance is still simmering.

Now, seeing Saraki as the guiding hand behind Dr. George Uboh’s petition against the EFCC boss, observers believe that the Senate’s probe of the EFCC is Senate President’s show, which has further brought to fore his loathing for order. Others insist there is no way Saraki and his loyalists in the Senate can come clean that the investigation was not arranged to fight the EFCC boss for daring to call to question Saraki’s wife over alleged financial impropriety.

Although Saraki’s loyalists have dismissed the invitation and investigation of Toyin Saraki as politically motivated, those who disagree with the imputation of political motive into the probe are asking why the EFCC investigation is coming at a time the wife of the Senate President is undergoing interrogation before the anti-graft commission.

Mrs Saraki was grilled for hours in July 28, 2015 by the EFCC alongside the daughter of former President Umaru Yar’Adua and wife of former Kebbi State Governor, Saidu Dakingari, Zainab Dakingari. She (Saraki’s wife) was invited for questioning for alleged money laundering, what a source described as alleged “questionable inflow of funds into companies where she has interest.”

Not a few are also wondering why George Uboh’s petition was not presented to the Senate in plenary if there was no hidden agenda. They ask why the petition was forwarded to the Ethics committee directly, an infraction of the Senate’s standing rules.

More curious is the fact that Senator Peter Nwaobosi (Delta North), who received the petition, is an ally of former Delta State Governor, Chief James Ibori, a bosom friend of Saraki. Dino Melaye, a member of the Ethics Committee, and Nwaobosi were among the senators who accompanied Saraki’s wife to the EFCC when she was invited for questioning.

In a sense, observers see the whole thing as Saraki and Ibori fighting EFCC. Nwaobosi, a commissioner under Ibori, is fighting his master’s battle against EFCC. It would be recalled that Ibori waged a vicious war against EFCC’s former chairman, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, before the former’s extradition to UK where he was jailed for money laundering.

Not willing to be used to fight a personal battle, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) caucus in the Senate rejected the probe by the senate committee. The PDP senators expressed their position in a statement signed by the Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio; his deputy, Emmanuel Bwacha; Minority Whip, Senator Philip Aduda and his deputy, Senator Biodun Olujimi.

The PDP caucus stated in the statement: “It has come to the notice of the PDP leadership in the Senate that the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions would begin a public hearing on Wednesday, 26th of August, 2015 and the committee has invited the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to appear before it.

“The PDP leadership in the Senate is not against any committee of the Senate performing its oversight duties and or functions but we feel that this is not the appropriate time to embark on the most important assignment, particularly since the same action was mooted and had failed at previous plenary session.

“We therefore urge the committee to suspend its public hearing on this particular matter until further notice. The PDP Senate leadership reassures the Nigerian public of its support for the war against corruption by the Federal Government of Nigeria but hastens to add that such fight against corruption should be total and not selective.

“Nigerians need peace at this period of economic challenges precipitated by the falling of oil prices and actions that will overheat the polity and generate unnecessary friction between the executive and the legislature should be avoided.”

The Senate Unity Forum, a group of APC senators who detailed the violation of the Senate rules in the investigation, in its own case, did not hesitate to dismiss the Ethics, Privileges and Public Petition Committee’s investigation of the EFCC chairman as illegal.

The Forum has taken time out to educate those who are wont to rush into nailing the EFCC boss that in standard parliamentary practice, a petition is routed through either a Senator or a member of the House of Representatives.

“Upon receipt of such petition,” the Forum said, “the representative will inform the presiding officer of the chamber and, thereafter, present the petition in plenary. Upon presentation in plenary, the presiding officer will invite the Senator/House of Representatives member to lay the petition, which automatically becomes a public document.

“Thereafter, the presiding officer will refer the petition to the appropriate committee for consideration, after which it would be returned to the Senate in plenary. In this regard, nothing of the sort happened.

“The Senate proceeded on recess on August 13 and it is not on record that the petition of Mr. George Uboh, accusing Lamorde of diverting over N1 trillion recovered from some corrupt Nigerians, including former governor of Bayelsa State, DSP Alamieyesigha, and the former Inspector General of Police, Tafa Balogun, was presented to Senate in Plenary.”

The Forum, therefore, declared its support for the position earlier adopted by some senators that the Lamorde probe should be halted because it did not follow due parliamentary process.

It added: “For the avoidance of doubt, Rule 41(1-3) of the Senate Standing Orders specifically spelt out how petitions are handled in the parliament.

“Rule 41(1-3) states: (1) A petition must only be presented to the Senate by a Senator, who shall affix his name at the beginning thereof.

“(2) A senator presenting a petition shall confine himself to a brief statement of the parties from whom it came, the number of signatures attached to it and material allegations contained in it and to reading the prayers of such petitions.

“(3) All petitions shall be ordered, without question being put, to lie upon the table. Such petition shall be referred to the Public Petitions Committee.

“It is after these steps have been taken that the presiding officer would refer the petition to the aforementioned committee.

“It should be noted that in this case, none of these laid-down procedures were followed before the ‘Senate Unity Forum’ read in the newspapers that the Senator Samuel Anywanu-led Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions Committee would on Wednesday, August 26, commence the probe of EFCC chairman

“We stand against this probe. It is illegal and unconstitutional because it did not follow our rules.”

Four members of the Senate Unity Forum endorsed the statement, including Senators Ahmed Lawan, George Akume, Barnabas Gemade and Abu Ibrahim.

Senate Leader, Mohammed Ali Ndume, a core Saraki loyalist, has also joined the fray. Ndume admitted “a procedural error” in the probe, aligning with the position of the PDP Senate caucus which distanced its members from the investigation.

The EFCC, on its part, says it has no confidence in the probe of the Senate Committee. The commission stated that the committee lacked objectivity and that it was not likely to get a fair hearing, especially after a delegation it sent to observe the proceedings was walked out by the members of the committee on the pretext that the commission had earlier written that it would not be present at the hearing.

Although the Senate and its handlers are busy burning all available cables, the probe of the EFCC under questionable circumstances speaks volume about what Nigerians are to expect from the 8th Senate

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Politics › Re: David West, Tunde Bakare, Femi Falana, Etc Not Credible Too? by Victortee1(m): 11:23am On Aug 28, 2015

ifelovemi:
I think we the southerner are getting what we deserve, why do we always pull down our own , take the case of Fashola, Amechi, Fayemi, Onu etc, this guys are close to buhari and they have a good chance of making its kitchen cabinet, but what did we do, we pull them down because of internal politics, take a look at the north , when it comes to appointments they don't not care about PDP or APC , they support themselves and they don't expose there negative sides, even when we know that they are also very corrupt.

So In summary I think the north are more Politically sensible than the south so lets leave baba alone to chose who he want to work with, once they perform, me am fine, after all we've been hearing about Fashola and Co, it will be difficult for baba to choose any of them if he does, it will be difficult for him to fight corruption and Nigeria we suffer for it.

Flesh and blood av not revealed this to u. Nice one
You have a very rare intelligent brain! I celebrate U. I like pple dat tink

Politics › Re: Fayose Slams Buhari-Arrest Boko Haram Not Dasuki by Victortee1(m): 10:16pm On Jul 17, 2015

fitzmayowa:
Do you have proof of this baseless accusation Has dansuki been indicted for corruption or terrorism

If dansuki has been indicted for any offence and he is found guilty then he should pay for his crime and not this witch hunt for no just cause...

This bolded must be a joke right Or should I say you need a lesson in math because PMB got 15million votes and that is not even up to 10% of the population of nigerians, I wonder where you got the fictious 170million that is behind him...SMH

Every Nigerian hence forth shld resist any arrest without a signed warrant to show o... that's d way it goes now in d zoo. All armd robbery suspects and kidnappers must demand an arrest warrant b4 dey are arrested at least dey are still called suspects until dey are proven guilty. Na so we go dey dey. #sick nation sick laws, wat a society

Politics › Re: Money Laundering: Court Frees Fani-kayode by Victortee1(m): 11:49am On Jul 01, 2015

BizBayo:
Ofili Ganga freed him.

What do u expect wen a criminal is guarded by 15 armed police men. I av not given up on Nigeria sha, but may d children of those corrupt judges die untimely and stroke with deadly incurable illnesses if the will prosecute harshly on citizens that commit lesser crimes. So people await trails inside kiriri for wandering and stealing "handset". It's just so terrible dat u can't even get justice anywia in Nigeria, we will soon begin to subscribe to legit jungle justice. #timebomb

Politics › Re: Money Laundering: Court Frees Fani-kayode by Victortee1(m): 11:38am On Jul 01, 2015

jamex93:
ok

Politics › Re: BREAKING: Court Clears Fani-kayode Of Corruption Charges by Victortee1(m): 11:32am On Jul 01, 2015

yorke1:
Okay

Politics › I Feel So Ashamed... by Victortee1(op): 10:24am On Jun 18, 2015

I wonder what will happen to a stranded Nigerian on d street of Dallas. Will U have to identify yourself and highlight if u are yoruba /ibo? Aw can 1mans' carefree statement begin to bring out our "foolish brewing tribal sentimentsss"? I feel so ashamed.

#saynototribalsentiments #ilovendigbos

Politics › Re: Buhari vs AIT: The Shameless Act Against Press Freedom. by Victortee1(m): 9:36am On Apr 28, 2015

Mr op. Obama banned Fox. Get facts b4 u post na. Haba.

Buhari killed his wife and injected sickle cell into his daughter who later died because he hated her.- AIT
D family simply said" stay away from us, if na u nko o?

major466:
Pls bear with me if you find my writeup a bit disorganized. My tablet is yet to arive so am using a small phone to write this piece to express maself about recent development. Thanks for understanding.

I was thrown into a deep shock when i read in the news that President elect, M. Buhari bared media house AIT from covering his activities. Though i wasnt surprised by his action, i was surprise because he's already showing the true nature we knew he was even before swearing in. What sort of democrat bar a media house from covering public activities? Does he think the office of President is he's private property? Who does he think he is? A king? Does he know the meaning of a public servant? Maybe not. Why he's semi illitrate, if not he would have understood that in democracy, the office of the president is not only accountable to the people but also to the Press. That is why freedom of the Press is one of the shining lights of democracy as a form of govenment.

This singular act by Buhari to bar a media organization from covering his activities as president elect just comfirm that he's still the same old dictator that he was 32 years ago. A liar who lied to the world in Chatam house that he was a democrat, banning a media house from covering his activities because of a documentary? Very childish and imature indeed! Does he know what democracy is all about? If he feels pained by a documentary then he has no business in politics.

I remember vividly during the US presidential campaign of 2008 when Fox News network castigated Obama to a point of no return. They made fun of him, ridicule him, called him monkey, fueled his birth certificate issues to the extend that almost got most Americans asking questions about his true country of birth. In the end he had to surrender his birth certificate to the press (unlike Buhari and his school certificate mess). It was a scandal. Plus the many other systematic attacks against his candidacy. Fox news people are racist. Those of you who watched that channel during and after the Presidential campaigns will know what am talking about. But ever since Barack Obama won the Presidency of the United States, not ones did Obama vent out his anger to revenge against fox news. Why? Because he understood the principles of democracy. As a private individual no media house will bother you. But as soon as you become a politician, the eyes of the press makes a microscopic look at your personality. The media will not only scrutinize your past but will also go way back in time to study your childhood background. Any shocking revelation will be brought to the public front. That is the way it is in democracy especially in advance societies like USA. Even our dear GEJ was not speared from the hard scrutinizing lens of the press, sometimes personal and insulting attacks against him. Did he ever vent out his anger by baring them from covering his activities? No. Why? Because he like Obama understood the principles of Democracy. He understood that press freedom is paramount in democracy. Thats why Nigerians of all ages can express themselves freely without fear of being arrested. This is the beauty of Democracy and freedom. For Buhari to lower himself like a child who got his azz kicked by his cousin to trample upon Freedom of Press shows that he's nothing but thesame old dictator in civilian clothes.
Just like someone said, like OBJ like Buhari. Both dictators in civilian clothing.

BTW, I hear many Buhari followers giving excuses that he has the right to bar AIT citing privacy as reasons. Sure i completely agree that every individual on the planet deserves the right to privacy. That ofcouse is a fundamental human right. But they however failed to note that as soon as an individual becomes a public official in the position of a President elect, privacy becomes a secondary issue. Infact privacy is not an excuss to bar a media organization from performing its function by investigating Buhari's activites as president elect.

Politics › Re: APC Youths Query Ojudu, Omirin Over Fayose’s Impeachment, Election Funds by Victortee1(m): 10:44pm On Apr 22, 2015

brainpulse:
A deliberate act to create a fake faction group within APC by Fayose to allege and conspire against the senators to shift concentration from fayose's impeachement. This is not new

I like ur line of tot! Its just so obvious 4 d sound minds

Politics › Re: Ondo Deputy Governor Served Impeachment Notice by Victortee1(m): 5:56pm On Apr 21, 2015

pak:
I still can't fathom how Mimiko went from hero to villian in just a few years.

This guy was the most loved, most amiable, most popular man in Ondo state until he got to power.

I worked under him in the early 2000s and he was genuinely loved by all. How power changed him beggars belief

His fall began wen he left labour party for PDP! #lawofassociation

Politics › Re: Gov. Ayo Fayose-going...going...(see PHOTOS) by Victortee1(m): 8:26pm On Apr 10, 2015

Samunique:
I think APC are beginning to show their true colour .
l have been telling people that this party does not mean Good for Nigeria.

U just won Presidential election not up to a month u have set yourself out on a revenge mission.

why not call fayose to order and if he does not change then serve him what he deserves.

but this particular impeachment move is more or less a revenge mission.

Nigerians wait and see the APC true colour very soon!!!

Did u just say call fayose to order? Y dint ur PDP call him to order b4? U are an hypocrite! Don't raise ur kids like dat o! Its dangerous for their future. This is karma! If ur kids grow up to knw 7 is greater dan 19 den... #gbam

Politics › Re: Letter To Jimi "Uchenna" Agbaje - From A Concern Lagosian by Victortee1(m): 6:08pm On Apr 07, 2015

Baawaa:
Jimi Agbaje will regret that he joined PDP and playing tribal politics.

I use to respect agbaje alot, my friend told me he's too decent 4 d PDP, I argued with him(my friend), now... I'm looking 4 d decent& intelligent JK dat I preferred over fashola back den, see wat d law of association can do to a man! I wanted to vote d personality of JK not PDP as a party, but now, I see a ... in JK. I knw u'll call it politicking

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Politics › Re: Pat Utomi Defends Oba Akinolu, Says His Words Were Only A Joke by Victortee1(m): 5:58pm On Apr 07, 2015

ThisMeansWAR:
Every sane individual knows that but the pdp

God bless U man! #lesson : be careful of a drowning man. Wat was d context and content of d meeting? Dt has become immaterial. Am happy to knw there are very intelligent, discerning and Sane NLDERS

Politics › Re: “God Owns Lagos, Entire Universe” – PDP Blasts Oba Of Lagos by Victortee1(m): 7:44pm On Apr 06, 2015

quixotic:
is the oba of lagos apc spokesman?how should buhari call him to order? Should buhari meddle in pure legislative matters?ekiti affair is a pure legislative matter. One also wonders where pdp was when 7 lawmakers impeached a speaker of 19.

I wonder too o! Dis same oba wey dey give GMB attitude during campaign shld now be called to order! PDP is just... huh

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Politics › Re: “God Owns Lagos, Entire Universe” – PDP Blasts Oba Of Lagos by Victortee1(m): 7:26pm On Apr 06, 2015

TheOnlyWiseMan:
It's unfortunate that APC that pride itself as Progressives are now trying to drag the nation backward.
I know some people who voted for them in last election are now regretting bitterly.

The Oba no be APC na, abi, he endorsed Jonathan na, so Y should his opinion be attributed to APC? Na wa o! I think he just wanna be relevant jare!

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Politics › Re: “God Owns Lagos, Entire Universe” – PDP Blasts Oba Of Lagos by Victortee1(m): 7:23pm On Apr 06, 2015

Lemon12:
Oba of Lagos Rilwan akiolu has threaten to kill all the igbos in lagos and throw them into the Lagoon if the do not vote for Apc Governorship candidiate Ambode.

Listen to the Audio recording

https://m.soundcloud.com/chxta-bee/oba-akiolu-speaks-mp3?in=chxta-bee/sets/oba-akiolu-issue

Source:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=113029

But this same oba endorsed GEJ o! Una dey see nollywood. Lol.

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Politics › Re: I Won't Vote GEJ Because Of This Pics by Victortee1(m): 11:48pm On Mar 26, 2015

vislabraye:
Tinubu and Amaechi are liabilities to Buhari. People will go for GEJ because they don't like Buharis association.
I know Nigeria deserves change. But Tinubu and house boy Amaechi are not the change we need.

D more reason GMB is better dan GEJ, GMB has gut and smart. aving lost election 3times, he knws integrity alone may not win him an election. ! I foresee Buhari clip d wings of a lot of d so called point men In APC of today. #think: Wia are d CPC gladiators in dis campaign noise and buzz goin on? I suspect GMB, he has plansss for d corrupt atachees and PDP decamped investors,

NB: if APC can survives and sustain it's stability for 2year as a party, dey will rule Nigeria 4 a minimum of 12years.

Politics › Re: Buhari's Disqualification Suit: APC Has Lied Once More - PDP by Victortee1(m): 12:07am On Mar 25, 2015

Collynzo419:
When FFK opens his mouth, all you can expect are lies, deceit and drug-fueled comments.

It is clear that the inner circle of the Jonathan government has been infiltrated. The patriotic Nigerians in the Presidency pass relevant information to the media and the opposition parties.

-2 weeks before the postponement of elections in Febuhari, the PDP said the election date was sacrosanct. The media raised alarm that PDP was planning to postpone it, FFK denied it- what happened?

-2 days before General Buhari's presidential speech at Chatham House, the media raised alarm that the PDP was planning to use illegal immigrants and miscreants in the UK to protest at the event- FFK denied it- what happened?

-Jonathan called the King of Morocco to solicit for support, the King dismissed him. The media reported it and FFK denied it- what happened?

The PDP keeps planning but the God of Nigeria keeps disappointing them.

Nigerians are ready for change and we will use our democratic rights to remove this wicked government.

Change. Change. Change!

#wehavedecided

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Politics › Re: Did GEJ Really Say This... As "My Mandate"? Ah! by Victortee1(op): 10:05am On Mar 24, 2015

Luedave:
Talk is cheap....

Uhnmmm

Politics › Did GEJ Really Say This... As "My Mandate"? Ah! by Victortee1(op): 9:36am On Mar 24, 2015

"This administration remains the most responsive and involving government in the history of Nigeria.

I was not born a president, I am from a humble background in Bayelsa, but favour found me and made me who I am today, it could have been anyone but God chose me.

I will therefore not rule like a tyrant or take irrational decisions to boost my personal ego or interest, the best decision for this nation will be at the front burner of our decision taking.

My daily job and mandate is to move Nigeria closer to where it ought to be, and we have enjoyed speed in agriculture, economy, industry health and education.

There is more to do. Please note, we are not where we want to be yet but remember we are not where we used to be, the opportunities are right before us, and the most important need for Nigerian now is to keep moving forward, let us see this process of building through, let not all our sacrifices be a waste, let us keep building, let us keep moving, we are so close to the horizon of glory.

I appreciate every one citizen of Nigeria, both the young and old for your prayers, commitment, tenacity, patriotism, sacrifices and criticism. I remain committed and responsible to your safety, prosperity and development.

I love you dearly I love Nigeria"

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